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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-15
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.


OORNELIUS McGILLTCUDDY' S
high-priCed collection of ar
clients viii be the attraction ri
~ Clark Griffith Stadium tomor'
row 10 inaugurate Washing
tons first Crucial" series of the sea-
son. and advance indications are that
chpice seats viii he at a premium
Throughout the four days of their so
5oarn.
To date the aggregation most high
lv1outed to win the American League
pehnant has found the going rather
ropgh. having a record Of two de-
feMs and one drawn battle for its
three efforts against the Yankees. As
a Result the Mackmen now are bring
ing up the rear in the flag race. but
thAy may be expected to break loose
NEST any time and local followers Of
the pastIme are not likely 10 overlook
The opportunity Of seeing the thing
done
thus far the Philadelphia phalaux
baN found that merely having such
magic names as Cobb. Collins and
Wheat added to the roster is no guar
antS of success on the field of battle,
ana the widely heralded pitching staff
thE is rated as strong in southpaws
rs sit is in orthodox fingers with
coMnlete set Of starters of both per
sS4sion. has functioned in q manner
faHs- from impressive.
Powerful Gate Attraction.
The outfit remains a powerful turn
suk magnet however. and the cash
Cu& omerS are sure 10 flock in droves
IL fIle Georgia avenue Enclosure to see
10rS themselves whether the agelng
limbs OF its recently acquired vet
srsks have been more than Offset by
thspunch they furnish.
SanarTjng under the treatment ac-
corded them in Gotham. the AS prob
ably VIII prove a testy bunch during
their visit here. and seeking to vent
rhsSr spleen On the Griffmen by way
Of shaking amends for their poor
sgs%r should furnish domestic patrons
~ die pastiuae with the desperate.
determined styie of play so dear 10
tseShearrs of base ball addicts
NE Nationals are not afflicted with
en- xs ggerated idea of their strength
6lse they have succeeded in rather
dsTHsily dIspoSing OF an outfit of the
aalner Of the Red Sox, but they have
Z lwetty good opinion Of themselves, /
a. Brat. and 1t will be with no lack
" confidence in their capabilities
shat they tackle the Mackmen in the
suaatet of tits that gets under way
ton1brrow.
sRegan Impersonates n Sieve.
vShen Bill Carrigan is able to pre-
senE lineup that will function prop
erIy from one end to the other the
SozS may win a ball game in this
American League race.
III Tuesdays opener l. ras Bryan
Har.riss who sDilleL IS with q
sloppy exhibition OF box work ana
Yesterday it was William ". Regan's
fielding deficiencies in the keystone
sector that buried Bostons hopes.
Despite evidence furnished by the
box score to the effect that the home
guard outbatted the visitors by
margin of more than . TO /, it never
theless Is a fact that with Regans
bernicious activities deleted the count
rs far as the contest went would have
been knotted at two-all. the margin of
The yictors being directly traceable TO
the magnaninity of the HubhiteS'
second sacker.
Save for one round the seventh.
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YANKS, 9; MACKS, 9.

sH L. ]
'Batted for Pate in tenth inning.
Ran for Wheat in tenth inning.
Iran for Grabowski in eighth inning.
Slated for Shockcr in eighth inning.
Slated for Hoyt i'll tenth inning.
Philadelphia -. 3 0 Q , 9 Q 0 0-9
New York. .... 8 %
Runs-E. Collins Lamar f2). Cobb (2l,
Simmons t2l. Hale, Waberg, Koenig 81.
Ruth t2l. Gehrig. Meusel TEL. Gazella, More
hart, Errors-Pooe, Ruth. Grabowski.
Three-base hits----Hale f2l. Lazzeri. Muesel,
Stolen bases-Hale, Simmons. Sacrifces-
Gehrig,.. Combs t2l. Simmons, Lamar t2(,
Cobb, f. Collins. Double plays7-Koenig 70
Gazella Boley TO E.. Collins to Poole. Left
on bases-New York. 3: Philadelphia q.
First base on balls-oft chawkey, l.; off
Moore, 8; off Shocker ,; off Roumel. a. off
Pate. l. Struck out-rBy Rommel, / by
Walberg. 2; by Grove. /. Hits-Qff shaw
key, in 1-3 inning off Moore, 5 in 20
innings (none out in sixth off Shocker. >
in } innings; off Hoyt. , in . innings: off
Rommel, in f-3 innings: off Walberg. 9
III 22-3 innings (none out in eighth off
Pate i in : innnigs; off Grove. none in
inning. Passed ball--Cochrane.
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PILLS, 9: GIANTS, 6.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
Totals "a 162 81 Totals. 80 S2415
'Battcd for Cheeves in sixth inning.
Batted for Hambv in aiphth junine

batIeu Tor Hamby IN eighth INNING.
PSiiadeGipoh1itsi ' -. ! 80 80
Runs--Sand. Mokan Williams. Wright
stone, Leach f21. Thompson. Scott ~. Ty-
SON 81. Hornsby Harper ~. Farrell. Er.
rors--Mokau Thompson. Handy. Two-base
hits--Lcach. Scott. Thompson (2l Molxan
stolen bases--Tyson t2l Sacriflces-Fri-
bere. (2l Cheeves Tyson (2l. Mueller
Thomson to Sand to Wrightstone Left on
bases4-New York, z; Philadelphia. II.
First base on halls--Off Grimes 4: off
Cheeyes / off Bentley .: off Scott. 4
Struck out--By Greenfield. L: by Scott L
Hits-Off Grimes, in 2 innings tnone out
in third off Cheeves in 3 innings: off
Greenfield, 3 in Innings: off Bentley. o in
/ inning. Hit by pitched ball--By Green
ball--Wison. Losing pitcher--Grimes.
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Something that doesn't hammer on.

Something that doesn't happen once
i'm blue moon occurred in twomau
bowling match ar the alleys Of Law.
Ter Bros. in Brooklyn, when the rivals
wound up after five games with a tie
score of 2.042 each. Andrew Naripapps
and Artie Peters won the roll-of in
an extra game from George Stelller
and George Wilson. 424 TO 391
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Hose Tally Again in Sixth.

Held hitless after the opener, the
Sox got busy in the sixth and put a
tally across. Haney walked for u
starter, galloped to third on Tobin's
single over the midway and reached
the platter in safety when Flagstead
crashed a safety past Bluege. Thurs
ton took Todt's smash and tagged
Tobin at third. Then Jacobson bat
ting for Shaner, hit irto a force play
and Regain also was an infield out.
The Nationals put over a pair CT
earned runs for a change in the
seventh. through the medium of some
hard hitting at the expense of Wing
field. Stewart and Speaker both had
been laid away when Goslin rified q
single to right and took third on
Myers safe shot TO center. Judge
then lined a double against the right
field wall to cash both his mates. Joe
continued on to third when Butter
fingered Bill Regain made wild re-
turn to Tobins throw, but this bobble
did no damage as Judge was marooned
there.
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rACITlC COAST LTAGCE.

Portland & Hollywood J..
Seattle. 2 Missions. Z
san Francisco. 3: Sacramento. ]
Oakland, 9; Los Angeles. 8 I'll innings.
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LOCAL DIAMOND PRODUCTS
PLAYING In MINOR LOOPS

~ RODUCTS Of local high school
- ana sandlot ranks, will be seen
in action i'm leading minor
/ leagues this season.
Dick Streeks and Mike Gordon
are to take care If the second base
and shortstop positions, respectively.
for the Petersburg club In the Virginia
League.
Larry Boerner. who apparently ias
overcome his erratic tendencies has
reported TO Norfolk of the same
league. Larry is expected 20 be one
of the 1ars' mainstays on the mound.
Jack Smith, although unable to dis.
place the veteran first baseman Of the
Toledo Mudhens, is being retained by
the club as the result of his flashy
fielding and allarou3d work H. Spring
training.
kenilwOrth 4. G. and Molawks viii
meet Sunday on the formers diamond
Adair is expected 10 hurI for the home
team. Wentworth Takoma 4. G.
game, previously booked for eomor.
row, has been Cancelled.
Cabin John nine, with a win to It's
credit. is preparing for its game with
MOuOcS, SUNDAY, Or CLOCK, or their
home field. Practice win be held to-
morrow afternoon at O'Clock
COrinthian Juniors, midgets and in
sects will meet jointly tonight at
Immaculate Conception Han at 8
o'clock. Juniors need pitcher Man
ager' Neuman would like to meet all
candidates.
Terminal lcemen are scheduled to
workout this afternoon in preparation
for their tilt with St Marv's Celtics
Of Alexandria on the West Ellipse dia.
Dlond, Sunday afternoon.
KnickeTbockers, also known as
Georgetown A, c.. are preparing foI
its, debut IN the newly formed Capital
Cities League. All players and can
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Pittsburgh Is: Cincinnati. y.
Boston, :: BROOKLYN. ;.
Philadelphia, %; New York. q.
Chicag0-St. Louis (cOld weather..
GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
New York at Phila. New York at Boston.
81 Louis mt Chicago. IT. l.. at Cincinnati.
RrOokIyn ut Boston. Brooklyn at PhiIn.
Pitfsb'h at Cincinnati. Pittsburgh ut Chicago.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.

New Orleans. O000003000 1---:i /
Mobile ..,.. 90 $1,000 o o. 4
Murchison. and Lingle, Dowio; Bel. Settle
rnre and Palm.
Chattanooga, .... 90 Q Q o q Q % .
Atlanta. y. .t.. o q q X-~9 II :
ThornahIan Conl{lin EcEvoy and Turner:
Cavet and Kuhlbecker.
Nashville. OOfO0001 O0--2 10 J
Birmingham. $50. OO0020 900 1~-3 % .
Fuhr and Mackey: Mitchell and Yaryan.
Little Rock. OoO21OnO1- /
Memphis. 80. 0720103 x--13 II /
Raylin. Potts. Triple ard Ainsmith: Kelly
and Mckee.
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122. 600 BALL PLAYERS.

Tf"re are 1890 amateur and pro.
fesSional base bali clubs in the United
States. Players number more than
122 900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-15
BRAVES, 7; ROBINS, 3.
AT BOSTON.

ICtais. 30 . ~ IL Iotals 20 ~ ~ IL
.Batted for Deberry in seventh inning.
SBatted for Vance IN seventh inning.
tBatted for Butler in ninth inning.
Slated for Ehrhardt in ninth timing.
Brooklyn ... o . 0 0 o 0 0 1--3
Boston ....,.... J. l o X--~T
croft. Taylor, Edwards Carey Hendrick.
Partridge. ErTors-Patridge: High 90, Two
base hits. Smith t2l Burrus, Edwards.
Carey. Hendrclt Herman. Saerfces--Her-
man. High Thomas Moore. Burrus. Edwards
{3l. Double play--Barrett to Partridge 90
Herman. Left on bases-Brooklyn.. =; Bos-
ton, 9. First base on balls--Oh Vance. !:
off Ehrhardt 1: off Edwards. . Struck
Out--By Vance, . by Ehrhardt. >: by Ed
wards .. Hits-off Vance, . in 9 innings;
Off Ehrhardt. | in = innings. Hit by pitched
ball--By Vance ~ smith: by Edwards
lHepdricyl. Passed ball--Taylor. Losing
pitcher--Xance
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PIRATES, 6; REDS, 2.
AT CINCINNATI.
Totals. IS Is "a IL Totals. SO 8 "a is

IOLaIs 90 = : IUtdISs :. Q - 10
"Batted for Mays in ninth inning.
Cincinnati ........ 0 0 / 0 0 0 o L o.
Runs--Grantham. Cuyler (2l. p. Waner,
Rhyme. Smith. Dresser. Kelly. Ford Two
base hits-Cuyler, p; Waner; Traynor,, Ores
l.. waner. Dresser r, waner. Meadows.
Double play--Wright TO Rhyme 10 Grantham.
Left on bases--Pittsburgh 10: Cincinnati. z.
First base on balls--Oh Meadows. .: off
Mays, 2. Struck out---By Meadows. l.: by
MAYS /.
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BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS
AMERICAN EAGUE.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Washington. y: Boston. ..
New. York. o; Philadelphia. tgame
called i'm 10th, darknessl.
Cleveland. 3: Chicago. =.
petroit-St Louis tTainl.
GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
BOSTON ut Wash ton. phiIn. at Washington.
Phila. at New York. Boston Mt New York,
Chicago at Cleveland. Chicago MT ~. Louis.
Detroit ut st. Louis. Detroit at Cleveland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-15

kanawhas hold a practice session
Sunday st 3 O'Clock on south Ellipse
field. Morris and Rupert are asked
TO call Columbia 4s1S-J after pm.
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TEXAS LEAGUE.
sOUTHEASTERN IEACrE

Dallas, s.: Fort Worth.
Waco, 10: San Antonio, /
Other game rain.
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TWO IN A ROW!

Washington ...,. 90 2 o . 2 o x--5
TwO-bage hits--Stewar. Judge. Stolen
Sases-Haney. Rluege. left on bases
session. g.: Washington, B.. Bases on balls
by ThurstoR. 6. Umpires@-0rmsby and
Owens. Time of Eame-1 hour and 40
minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-15

St, Augustine. z: Savannah. i
Columbus. 4 Pensacola, g.
Albany. Is: Jacksonville. 3.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

Richmond - 0O1O12101--S 10 J
Petersburg. OIL 100000 0 c." 3
Jo1liff ana Flaherty Fowler, Malls and
Pcrritt.
Norfolk ....... . OF o o q q x--5 I
Portsmouth. ...,.. 002O0% 0 0 Oh 10 3
Arthur. Beernan and Rowland; Turner
and Brandon.
Einston. 022 n0000x--4 : .
WILSON,. ........ 90 O o 02-3 IL
Kinstor, Bennett aaG Conner: Watson,
Hoseley and Sims.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-15
COBB, COLLINS AND WHEAT
DUE TOT DRAW BIG CROWDS
Smarting Under Rough Treatment Received in New
York, Athletics Should Furnish Fireworks.
Criffmen Again Beat Red Sox, 5 to 2.

when Goslin. Myer and Judge collabo
/ rated with bingles. Fred Wingfiel,
contrived to keep the Grifiithian at
/ tack sufficiently unjointed TO proven
| scoring had il not been for Regain, bU
with big hearted Bill fumbling an,
muffjng at critical junctures an.
| chance the Hose had to graduate from
the 600 I.rss went 10y the board.
Bluege and Flaggy Star.
In contrast to the throng that
turned out for the inaugural only
some 1000 were ON hand yesterday
but they got n much better run fc!
their money in the way of feature
plays. Bluege and Flagstead in par
ticular contributing Worthwhile bits
Fred Wingfield, a former Griffmau
by the way. displayed rather encour
aging form on the hill. and notwith
standing that he was charged with a
reverse. obtained some measure CT
satisfaction in sharing with Hollis
Thurston the distinction of being the
first finger OF the rival club TO so the
route.
Thurston. principal consideration in
the deal that sent Roger Pecllinpaugh
TO the White SoX, justified the faith
reposed i'm him by the Washington
club by uncovering a well-halanced as
sortment of stuff, his chief handicap
being a tendency toward wildness,
both of the Sox tallies being initiated
by passes.
Sox First To Score.
The Sox lost no time horning into
the run column. Thurston himself
paved the way by franking Haney on
four pitched balls. after Wanninger
had been disposed Of. Tobin's stif
liner travelled straight to Rice. but
Haney swiped second and scored, after
FYagstead walked. on Todt's sharp
single To left.
Stewards Texas Lacquer III the
opener. a Iooper TO left that Stuffy
converted into a double by fast foot
work, was wasted, as was Judges
single in the second. but the Griffmen
contrived TO forge into the front in
the following frame. thanks to one UNI
intentional assistance from the Hose.
With Ruel out of the way Thurston
skipped A safety over the middle
cushion and moved up on Rice's death.
Stewards second straight Texas
IL aguer 10 left put the pitcher on
third and Stuffy sprinted to second on
the throw in. Speaker drew a pass,
filling the bases. and when Regain
made an inglorious tumble of Goslin' S
hot smash Thurston and Stewart both
tailed.
Another wholly unearned tally, I'm
which Regain again figured III unen-
viable fashion. was registered by the
Nationals in the fifth. Rice led with a
slashing safety to right and took
third, after Stewart and Speaker died.
on Goslin's single. hlistering rap
that bounded off Regan's glove. The
latter then backed into rightfield for
Myers loft. and when he fumbled it
Rice checked in at the counting block
Bill contrived 10 toss out Judge to enc
the frame with Griffs on first and
third.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-15

( didates will report SUNDAY a. 1899
am. in Georgetown hollow Tor pyac.
tice.
fremont Seniors ana Holy Rosa
senior mines meet Sunday a. 8 o'clock
on No. Monument diamond.
Comet A. G. and Waverlv .T1nia,
are booked for action on Hyattsv;l!e
High field Sunday at 1870 O'Clock
/ Comet players are 70 report at 1880.
SmitLfeld Juniors meet tonight a
! The home Of George F'aina, S0S -Four
[ teenth street, at S o'clock The team,
wants a game for tomorrow
Arrow nine viii face Seamsn Gun
ners. recent winners over Shamrocks
on the sailors field Sunday a.
! o'clock.
, Ty Cobb Insects bested Inferno
| tional Insects yesterday, IL To
Grassu hurled well for the winners
! Pullman 4. G. would like TO meet
strong unlimited team tomorrow. Cal
F., Main 1880. branch III.
! Central Reds are ready 10 make
/ their bow and would like games with
midget teams. CAN Adams 943i for
! games.
kanawhas hold a practice Session
Sunday at 3 o'clock on south EllpSe
field. Morris and Rupert are asked
10 call Columbia 4BIS-J after Z pm.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Ri IT,
Kansas City. 100000 III 10 I,
Columbus. 100000 00--3 3
linn. Hargraye, setback and shinault
Harris, Picard, Withem. Zumoro and Bird.
Ferral.
Milwaukee . 1O0O21 COOS H. d
Toledo. ....,... o0102 100 0--s 10 q
:. Eddelman and McMernny Milstead and
HeYing.
st. Paul ......,. 0000000--1 . 9
Indianapolis. .... OIL O2Oox--3
Hemach and Castor: Leverett and Snyder
Minneapolis a. Louisville, rain.
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KniCi1esbOckers, also known as
Georgetown A, c., are preparing for
its, debut IN the newly formed Capital
Cities League. Al! players and can
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-15

Central Reds are ready 10 make
their bow and would like games with
midget teams. CAN Adams 9431 for
games.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-15

Terminal Icenen are scheduled to
workout this afternoon in preparation
for their tilt with St. Aarv's Celtics
Of Alexandria on the West Ellipse dia-
nlond, Sunday afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-15

Pullman A. G. would like TO meet
strong unlimited team tomorrow. Cal
Main 1880. branch III
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Mpcmen Open Fou-Cane Series Against Mats Here Tomorrow
MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS

BY the Associated Press.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-15

didates will report SUNDAY a. 1890
am. in Georgetown hollow Tor pyac
tice
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Ty Cobb Insects bested Ju;erua
tional Insects yesterday, II Ia 3
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGI

Heimach and Castor: I4eVerett and Suy
Minneapolis a. Louisville, rain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-15

SmitLaeld Juniors meet tonight a.
he home Of George F'aina, 30S -Four
teenth street, at o'clock The tesu,
wants a game for tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-15

fremont Seniors ana Holy Rosa
senior mines meet Sunday "a 8 oclQek
on No. / Monument diamond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-15

~ EODUCTS Of local high school
- and sandlot ranks, will be seen
in action i'm leading minor
1 leagues this season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-15

Arrow nine win face Seamsn Gun
ners. recent winners over Shamrock>
on the sailors field Sunday a. .
o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-28
CHURCH LEAGUE BOWLING
Nt. NattS Move Ahead of south Church - Bill Wright Sets New High Single of ilS.

Although for one brief instant at in" end of the first string last Mon day night the south ConCrcgationai church led the lnror-thurch bowling league. the St. Matthew's German lHtheranS came back in the other two strings 10 take victories while th" Suu'l' church was being d"fcat- "d. As q result. inc St. Marts now top inc circuit hv one full game The south church k second and the | Everyman's Bible class Navy has moved up into third position. Tn, tail-ond Army won two games Mon day night and climbed out of tn. cellar lea'ing that menviablc posi- lion 10 tho First Iuthorans
 All four league records were smashed in the course of the Army Staule" Memorial game. Bill Wright ! hammered out tho fine single of l4S in tn" final string of the night. breaking Myers old mark of l99. This score enabled the Stanmor bowler 1o add thrc" pins to Myers "3H sror" for thrr" strings. His team hroh" the old team single, but the Army bc'lnrcd both marks and set a new one of Iu5. also making n new three string score ot 1.iiJ. l'I,. tt4Dli,,.y Ir,l ,,.t1r,Ic,
New Britain herald., 1927-10-28
WALTER JOHNSON
 PLANS FOR 1928
Star Pitcher Studies His New
 Managerial Job

Baltln4orr. Oct. @S Walter Johnson. for 20 years star pitcher of the Washington Americans. ponder ing his new managerial job with the Newark International League club, has formed certain ideas and theories which he will try in the spring. Here they arc as printed in today's Baltimore News:
 l-tvcry player must hustle every minute. No athlete who loafs will b. kept in the lineup.
 2-Eycry player will be treated individually. Those who need coax ing will be coaXed. Those who need driving will be invited to follow or ders.
 G-No player will be scolded for mechanical errors. They are part of the game.
 4-No player will cheat With Walter Johnson's knowledge or con sent. That is, pitchers will not be allowed 10 roughcn tn" ball or use any substance 10 make the ball do tricks.
 5-No rowdyism or useless argu- ing with fans or umpires will be tol- cratcd, Suspended athletes are a dead loss to the club.
 G--Evory player will be allowed generally speaking, to use Nils own judgment until he proves he cant think for himself This will apply to pitchers, base runners and others
 No players natural batting or pitching style will be changed.
 S-No attempt will be made by Johnson to signal for the various balls to be pitched, to give orders for every play.
 H-Every player will be expected to correct any weakness he shows 10-Every player must obey or. G,r; and practice self-control.
 11-E,Vcry player will be told tt forget albs and talk and think o | victory. "Believe in yourself' is ont of Walters pet beliefs. 12-F'ight for every game as I the pennant depended upon it.-bu I don't fight with players of your owr club. no matter what the provoca ;ion.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-28
M'CORNICK CLAIMS
 LICENSE DUE HIM
Insists State Commissioner Is
 Discriminating

Declaring that he womb fight the state boxing commissioner or any others who, he says are instrumental in keeping him from getting d li- cense to run bouts in this city, Bar " MctorluaCk. who claims he has fulfilled every letter of the law in applying for his license, has already been given Il lease from the mana gers of the Stanley arena for the us" of the ball for boxing bouts on We'd nrsday evenings during the winter months.
 According 10 Mc' 'ormack, the state boxing laws provides that 1hc promoter call at the offic" of the boxing commissioner, apply for a license, and if in tn" estimation Of the commissioner h. is all right. th" promoter iS given an application form as well as blank bond forms. The bond is mad" ont and filed with the application and with copy of tn" lease of th" building wher" th. fight is 10 he run.
 Mir Mccormack compiled with all this. hc said, and when he camr with ;t S2, 500 bond on th" American Surety co. Of New York and pre- scented the necessary papers to Mir. Dononuc, the state boxing commls- Sioner he was told Donohuc had al- ready promised to Vincent Raincr of this city and also his three partners who run the amateur bouts here, d license if r. (. Bridgctt decided not to have bouts Mccormack claims Bridget has decided not to run bouts and the boxing commissioner has decided to grant the license to Rain CT.
 Mccormack received the ueces- sary papers and last Monday pre- sontcd them to the commissioner. d day before Raincr appeared for his papers, he claimed. Donohue, ac- cording to Mccormack admitted that Rainer had not made his application on the day Mccormack presented his papers. Rainer has not furnish ed bond today. the rival promoter declares. It has been found that Rainer has no hall in which to run the fights, MT. Mccormack declared.
 The boxing promoter contends that the state law should get pref erence over the promise of q boxing commissioner. Efforts to get in touch with Boxing Commissioner Thomas Donohue to get his version Of the matter failed today.