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Evening star., 1936-12-27
2s Spurge Spring Dates Georgia Tech Whips California
Sports Program
For Local Fans

TODAY.
Basket Ball.
Heurich Brewers VS.. Renaissance,
Heurich gym, Twenty sixth and
Water streets, $3.50.
TOMORROW.
Boxing.
Lou Gevinson vs.. Joe Temes, fea-
ture bout, eight rounds, Turner's
Arena. $50.
Hand Ball
Y. M. c. "A. tournament, Y. M.
c. A., 7:30.
TUESDAY.
Basket Ball.
st. Johns VS.. Alumni, st. Johns
gym, 8.
Hand Ball.
Quarter-finals, Y. M. G. A.
tournament, Y. M. C. A., $50.
WEDNESDAY.
Basket Ball.
Georgetown vs.. New York Uni
versity, New York.
Gallzudet VS.. Prospect Park Y.
M. c. A., New York.
Washington-Lee High VS.. Alumni.
Ballaston, Va, 8.
Hand Ball.
Semi finals. Y M. c. A. tourna-
ment. Y. M. c. A., $50.
FRIDAY.
Basket Ball.
Gallaudet vs.. Long Island, New
York.
Hand Ball.
Finals. Y. M. c. A. hand ball
tournament. Y. M. c. A., 2:3c.
SATURDAY.
Basket Ball.
George Washington vs.. Nebraska,
Tech High gym. 8:15.
George Washington Frosh vs..
Tech, Tech High gym, Z.
Evening star., 1936-12-27
Sparing With Passes.

IN THE Oregon game. Washington
used only two passes. Made at .
crucial point, one was good and paved
the way for q touchdown, which was
the margin Of victory.
The Huskies struck via the air
against University Of Southern Cali
fornia, . l3-yard throw leading to the
first touchdown and the second
brought q score and a l2-to-0 triumph
over Troy. U. c. L. A. was bumfuzzled
by sudden shots and crumpled before
the running passing game OF the
Byron Haines-Jimmy Cain combina-
ton, IA to0
Haines Is q southpaw passer. Cain
Is 4 better passer. but Fritz waskowitz
Is the best passer Of them all. He
may prove . surprise to DR.. Jock
Sutherlands Pittsburgh Panthers.
Washington completed "a out Of a.
forward passes this Fall for 37s yards.
The Huskies completed ls out of 10
laterals for 1o2 yards.
Pitts Passes Long.
A GAINsT this. Pitt connected with
~ out Of 80 passes tried for 404
yards. using most of these ! tries
against West Virginia. Duquesne and
Penn State. Biggest yardaget was
gained via the air in the ls-to-e win
over Nebraska, when the Panthers
completed five out Of Z passes for II
yards.
In the Duquesne game. Pitt tried IS,
completed 4 for 50 yards and lost
the game, to O.. In the 90 tie with
Fordham. Pitt tried only Z, completed
3 for Is yards.
Pitt battered Ohio State into a
6-to-0 defeat without using a single
pass. And the week before the Buck
eyes had showed New York University
under. so to o.
Pitt and Washington have good ball
carriers. Pitt with its sophomore star,
Marshall Goldberg. and Bill Stapulis,
Arnold Greene and Bobby La Rue, and
the Huskies with Cain. Haines, Jimmy
Johnson. Ed Nowogroski and Wasko-
witz. Phelan and Sutherland have
great, powerful lines. Somebody may
have to pass.
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BASKET LOOP RESUMES
Five Games on Tap This week in
Central Community League.

Only I'VE games are scheduled this
week In the Central Community Gem
ter Basket Ball League, with Mount
Vernon and Labor Department tied
for frst place with two victories Ia -
many starts, both slated to see action.
Mount Vernon win clash with W. p. A.
Wednesday night at $50 o'clock,
while Labor tossers viii play Railroad
Retirement Wednesday ct $50 O'Clock.
IN other Tits, Daily News viii tackle
W. p. A. tomorrow night at $50
o'clock. Rural Electrification win face
Daily News Tuesday night at the same
time and Lansbursh will meet the
Super A. G. Wednesday night ct $50
O'Clock. All games are played IN Cen
tfal HieA eehool gymnasium.
Evening star., 1936-12-27
Georgia Schools
Go for Lacrosse

BALTIMORE, December rs (R.-
william H. Dinty) Moore.
Navy lacrosse coach. who organized
. campaign to popularize the game,
announced today Georgia Tech and
Georgia would have lacrosse teams
next Spring.
Moore said Church Yearley. all
American defense man for Johns
Hopkins. now working in Atlanta,
would coach the Tech team.
Jack L'Oiseaux. graduate of the
Boys Latin School here, will coach
the team at Georgia, where he is
now q freshman.
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Sims Punt Gets Break.

FLETCHER SIMS. Tech quarter,
who played the entire game, gave
the Jackets their first break" when
| he punted out of bounds on Cali.
fornia's 3. Thomas booted back and
it was Techs ball on the Bear IS.
On the second play, forward from
Sims to Big Bill Jordan and two
laterals to Harry Appleby and Dutch
Konemann placed the ball on the 3.
Three thrusts at the line netted 2
yards, and on fourth down Konemann
sprinted swiftly around his left end
to outrun Bottari and cross the Bear
goal. Sims place-kicked the extra
point.
Razzle-dazzle in the fourth period
set the stage for Techs second score.
Sims completed a forward lateral to
Jordan and Guard Allen Wilcox that
netted % yards to California's 30.
Line plays carried to the Is but the
Jackets were penalized Is yards.
Sims passed to Konemann for iS
yards, Appleby got at the lire and
then Sims tossed fiat pass to Kone-
mann, who was knocked out of bounds
on the Bears 8. Appleby hit the line
for l and Sims crashed through left
tackle for the touchdown. Sims
place-kick was wide.
Evening star., 1936-12-27
BIG TENS MOST VALUABLE.

CHICAGO, December 26 LP).-Ver-
non Huffman, Indiana University
quarterback, was selected tonight rs
the Big Ten foot ball player Of great
est value to hts team during the 1896
season. The selection was made by
Remember board Of award under
the sponsorship Of the Chicago
Tribune.
Evening star., 1936-12-27
|HUSK|ESBRUSHUP
| AIR PLAY FOR PITT
Not Throwing MarveIs, but
Heaves in Pinches Told
During Season.
BY the Associated Press.

6y the ASSOCIATED Press.
~ ASADENA, Calf, December 26.
- Pittsburgh may or may not
be developing q passing attack,
but 1t Is no secret that their
Washington opponents in the Rose
Bowl New Year day have an over
head game that is apt to spell danger
or sudden DEATH"
The Washington Huskies could
hardly qualify as . great passing out
At, but they were able to strike through
the air several times this Fall when
the going vas tough on the ground
and emerge with touchdowns and
victory.
Against Minnesota, q power team
like Pitt. and against Stanford, Coach
Jimmy Phelan's Huskies begged down
In 30 far as winning. although they
did roll up 90 yards on 1 of the IS
passes tried in the seasons opener
with the mighty Gophers.
Minnesota won, II to Z, and Tiny
Thornhill's rampaging Stanfords tied
the Huskies. 14-14. So much for the
bleak side of the Huskies' 1895 record.
Nothing worked for Washington In
those games
Evening star., 1936-12-27
BILL CLYMER IS DEAD
Veteran Minor Pilot Led Clubs
in Three Loops 40 Years.

PHILADELPHIA, December 26 (P.
William Billy Clymer. who guided
the Columbus Mudhens to three con-
secutive American Association base
ball pennants, died today after an
illness of one month.
Clymer dazzled three minor loops
for 40 years with his managerial sue
cess, but never attained his highest
hope, managing q big league outfit.
His professional career extended
from 1894 until 1918, and reached
into the International League, the
American Association and the old
New York -Pennsylvania League.
Evening star., 1936-12-27
FOUR SOCCER CLASHES

Sun Radio, Silver Spring Game
Heads League List Today.
Four Recreation Soccer League
games are on tap today fer local boot
ing enthusiasts. with Sun Radio, de-
Tending champion and present holder
Of first place. meeting Silver Spring
kickers at Silver Spring. Nd, in the
feature fracas at 2:30 O'Clock.
In games on Monument fields, Heu-
rich Brewers will meet Georges Radio
on No. 2 and Marlboro will face Ital.
ian-American A. c. on No. /, both
games starting at O'Clock. The Ger
man Sport Club will clash with the
Democrats at Shady Oak At 2:30
O'Clock.
Evening star., 1936-12-27
HUSK|Ey
CREW WILL CRACK
0arsmen SO Good Last Year
UIbrickson Is Afraid Mo.
raIe Will Weaken.
By the Associated Press

~ eAhS AASONtabCu EI88B.
"A YEw YORK, December 26.-Al
M Ulbrickson, coach Of the Uni.
" versity of Washington's world
1 champion crew, Is finding out
that getting on top isn't half - hard
as staying there.
With the same varsity sweep-swing-
ers available for the 1897 regattas, the
silver-thatched coach shouldn't have
. worry in the world. But he's worry
ing, just the same
He has confidence in his brawny
boys from stroke-production stand
point, but Al really ID afraid OF
precedent.
AZ he pointed out in an interesting
letter, overconfidence has crept into
past American Olympic crews and
can't see how those fellows Of mine will
be any exceptions"
: Hard to Maintain Drive.
THEY have realized 30 many Of
their rowing ambitions in the
year 1t s almost impossible for them
to have the drive and the enthusiasm
OF the past no matter how hard they
try" wrote Ulbrickson.
"Of course, that will be our job to
hold anything like this to . minimum
and to keep them going and to make
them forget their accomplishments"
Ulbrickson also predicted . rise in
the rowing fortunes Of Harvard, where
Tom Bolles, who was his Tight-hand
man for several years, will make his
debut - head coach.
Evening star., 1936-12-27
SUGAR BOWL MILE
MEN AFTER MARKS
Olympic Stars Fill Track
Games of New Orleans
Big Sports Fete.
By the Associated Press


"A YEW ORLEANS, December 76-
IN ss:,:s. So, :. ls's 10y OLYMPIC ,:s Tam Vi!
In inaugurating the Sugar Bowls
greatest week of sports tomorrow. The
eight events at Loyola Stadium will
begin at 3p.m. Eastern standard
time).
Thereafter will follow during the
week of carnival tennis, boxing, has
ket ball. rowing, regatta and other
events which lead up to the third an
nual foot ball classic New Year day
in Tulane Stadium between Louisiana
State University and Santa Clara Of
California.
Four world record holders and i've
national champions are included
among the track stars competing to-
morrow.
Evening star., 1936-12-27
Statistics.
TELLER BECOMES COACH
Tribes Young Hurler Joins Doan' q
Base Ball School Stan.

MUSCATINE, Iowa. December 28
R.-Bob Feller, Cleveland's l7-year-
old pitching sensation, will teach other
youngsters the art Of striking out
batters.
The Van Meter, Iowa, high school
boy will join the faculty of Ray
Doan's Base BAH School opening at
Hot Springs. Ark. February IS.
Doan said today Feller had accepted
an offer to instruct the young pitching
students.
Evening star., 1936-12-27
HORSE IS BEATEN
BY JESSE OWENS
Aided by 40-Yard Handicap
Olympic Champion Wins
Century With Ease.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
r Y AvANA, December 26.-Jesse
Owens brought the old county
fair gag-a man racing q race
4 L horse-into the big time today
and whipped 5-year-old gelding in
q 100-yard dash at the opening Of
Cubas international sports week.
The Ebony Antelope" from Ohio
State University was gwen q 40-yard
handicap and took 80 seconds to cover
the course. Although he was half a
second OF the world record. he still
had enough to break the tape con-
siderably in front Of his four footed
rival. His winning margin was esti-
mated variously at from Is to 20 yards.
Owens Not in Best Trim.
THE horse was Julio Macaw. Owens
said he probably would have done
better had he been trained as finely
as he was for the Olympic games last
Summer.
With the "man-against-beast" COM
petition completed. the week-long
sports carnival turned to team rivalry
and other branches Of athletics. A
high light of the program is q foot
ball game between Auburn and Villa
nova on New Year day.
Evening star., 1936-12-27
OLE MISS AMBITIOUS
G.. W. Among Eleven Gridiron
Foes for Campaign of 1887.

UNIVERSITY, Miss. December 26
R.-An 11-game schedule was. an
nounced today by Coach Ed Walker
for the University of Mississippi 1897
gridiron season.
The schedule included:
October !, Temple (night) at Phila-
delphia; ., st. Louis U. at University:
November 5. George Washington at
Washington.
Evening star., 1936-12-27
CARROLL AlL-S. A. PICK
G. q. Back, Prather of G. W
Named for Sectional Star Team.

CHARLOTTE. N. c.. December 26
@.-The all-South Atlantic Board
tonight announced its seventh an
nual sll-South Atlantic foot ball team
for 1896.
The selections, made public by Wade
Ison. chairman Of the board and
sports editor Of the Charlotte News.
follow:
Left end. Bershak. North Carolina: left
johnson. Davidson: center. Hill, Duke; right
guard. Farley. ": M. l.: right tackle,
King, Furman: ousrterback, Carroll Cath
olic University: left halfback, Parker,
Duke: right halfback. Folger. Clemson;
fullback. Daniel. Wake Forest.
Evening star., 1936-12-27
Line.ups and Summary.

California scoring-Touchdowns Bottsri:
point from try after touchdown. Sparks
Georgia Tech scorins-Touchdowns.
touchdown. Sims (place-kick),
Substitutions: California-Ends, Dol.
man. Bennett, Johnson tackles. Stoll,
Winterbottom: halfbacks. Blower, Thomas.
Archer: fullbacks. Bottari. Howard Cot
ton. Georgia Tech-End, Smith: Tackle,
Lindsey: guard. Carmack: halfbacks.
Edwards, Tharpe
Referee-Mr.. Eberts fcatholic). Um-
pire-Mr. Sholar CPresbyterianb. Head
linesman-Mr. Collins tVanderbiltl. Field
judge-Mr. STREET. (Auburn).
Evening star., 1936-12-27
CARDS SLATE GIANTS
Three Training Games Are Listed
With N. l. Champions.

ST. LOUIS, December 2e CP.-Tvo
weeks after the st. Louis Cardinals
begin Spring training at Daytona
Beach, Fla, in 1887. they tangle with
the club which won the 1885 National
League pennant-the New. York
Giants
The schedule announced today by
Clarence r. Lloyd. club secretary.
shows games with the Giants March
Is, IA and 18 The first two viii
b played i Havana Ga1hA
Evening star., 1936-12-27
WADE LIKES PASS RULE.

DURHAM, N. c., December 70 (R.-
Coach Wallace Wade Of Duke Uniyer-
sity said tonight that the forward pass
interference rule-0bject of consid-
cradle criticism-is 'tall right q It is.s
Evening star., 1936-12-27
FADNER SOON RING Pro.

FOND DU LAC. wis. December ~
R.-Boboy Fadner, 1896 national col.
iegiate featherweight boxing cham.
pion. announced today he would make
his professional debut in JanesviIle
JannAEy q
Evening star., 1936-12-27
LETTUCE BOWL. FOOT BALL

SALINAS. Calf, December rs Lp).-
The Brooklyn Dodgers Of the National
Professional Foot Ball League viii
meet the Salinas Iceberg Packers for
the Lettuce Bowl title here tomor-
row.
Evening star., 1936-12-27
PULLS 1877 UPSET
. WITH TRICK PLAYS
Victory Over Prospective
Coast Champs of 1887
Surprises Dixie.
By the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press.
A TLANTA. December 36.-
~ Georgia Tech and its razzle-
~ dazzle foot ball beat Califor-
\ MAS Golden Bears 13 to 7
today In a spectacular display Of
gridiron tricks.
A holiday crowd of more than $4,000
saw the po6t.SeaSon clash on Grant
Field-a battle that began slowly and
ended in a series of fashy maneuvers
with the Bears threatening until the
final whistle.
Georgia Techs triumph over a CAL
ifornia team already Established as po-
tential champion Of the Pacific Coast
in 1887, was q distinct surprise to
Southern fans.
The old razzle dazzle paved the way
for Georgia Techs touchdowns after
the Engineers fumbled and played
hstlessly to give California scoring op-
portunities in the scoreless first half.
Georgia Tech, victor over the Bears
in the Rose Bowl classic Of 1929 and
loser In a couple of later contests,
crossed the blue-shirted gridders' goal
line early in the third period and near
the end OF the closing quarter.
Evening star., 1936-12-27
Lash In I-MiIe Race.

Lash TN I-Mile Race.
DON LASH. winner of the N. A. A.
u. cross country title three times,
will defend his national mark Of
S:58.4 Of 1896 In the 2 miles, which
also stands as Q world record.
Sixteen featured players, including
five Of the country's 10 top-ranking
netmen, will compete IN the Sugar
Bowl tennis tournament starting Nom
day at the New Orleans Country Club
courts.
Bryan (Bitsy) Grant 26.year-old
Atlanta star, leads draw bristling
with tennis stars. Arthur Hendrix
will defend his crown.
Evening star., 1936-12-27
Bears Pull Late Rally.

TRAILING 13 to o with only 4
minutes to play. the Bears staged
q belated rally. with Vic Bottari star
sophomore halfback. tossing lightning
passes. Bottari's heaves, including
one to Perry Thomas that netted "a
yards, carried to Techs 2 and the
Californian cut through tackle for g
touchdown.
California had to kick of. There
were less than 2 minutes to play.
Quarterback John Meek called q
short kick and 1t worked. 1t was the
Bears ball on Techs A. Bottari
passed to Thomas and the lanky end
was stopped on the Is. Bottari tried
three passes and line buck, but Tech
took the ball on its own ls as the
game ended.
In the third period Georgia Tech
generated enough power to invade
California territory for the first time,
but the Yellow Jackets were stopped
at the Bear IS by CALIFORNIA; husky
line.
Evening star., 1936-12-27
Big Slate Help Last Year.

NEVER noted in the. past as IN
advocte of lengthy exhibition
game states, Grifnth's release of the
1887 schedule Is mute testimony to
the benefits he figured the WASH
ington club derived last year from =
long slate. Having lifted the face
Of the team, Grin wanted to move
The club into as much competition
~ possible before the opening of the
season and booked 26 games. The
team, one Of the youngest in big
league ball. responded by starting the
season ~ . smooth -functioning out
At that became one Of the surprises
Of the league by finishing in fourth
place, when 1t was picked by q ma
joeity Of experts to wind up seventh.
The schedule follows:
March II, Giants at Orlando; 10,
Cardinals ct Daytona Beach; Il, Phil
lies St Orlando; ~, Red Sox at Or
hndo: Is, Tigers ct Lakeland; a.,
Cardinals at Daytona Beach; Is, Ball
timore at Winter Garden; 26. Tigers
at Orlando: a, Cardinals at Orlando;
-. Red Sox 1t Sarasota: 20. Montreal
ct Orlando: 80. Columbus ct Deland.
April !. Chattanooga ct Sanford;
:. Phillies 1t Winter Haven; ;. Gin
cinnati ct Tampa: 4, Tigers at Lake.
land: 5. Cardinals ct Orlando; 8,
Tigers at Orlando: 2, Tigers ct Lake.
iand; ., Chattanooga ct Orlando; 10
IL, Chattanooga at Chattanooga; II,
Atlanta at Atlanta; Is. Bees at Cas-
tonia: f4-l5. Bees at washington: n,
Albany At Washington: 10, Baltimore
at baltimore.
Evening star., 1936-12-27
Aim at New Mile Mark.
GLENN CUNNINGHAM, who set the


GLENN CUNNINGHAM who set the
world record of 4:06.7 minutes in
September. 1884; Archie San Romani,
the American miller who conquered
Cunningham, and Jack Iovelock, the
Olympic champion. will aim at Q new
mark in the mile run.
Two other events include the 2-mile
steeplechase. one Of the most exciting
tests in track, and the 100-yard dash
for women.
Americas first three men In the
steeplechase, Joe McCluskey, Harold
Manning and Glenn Dawson. will sho&
the South how that Is done. Helen
Stephens. the farmgirl sprinter from
Fulton, Mo-, will perform in the dash.
Miss Stephens Is national cham
pion in three events.
Evening star., 1936-12-27
least, WEST FOES
CHECKEDBYRA|N
Only Kerr's Team Manages
to Get Brief Practice in
Liquid Sunshine"
BY the Assoclst ted Press.

BY the Associated Press.
- AN FRANCISCO. December 26
Rain begged down practice
today of Eastern and Western
- foot ball stars, who will battle
in the Shrine charity game here
New Year day.
The weather, however, held the
Eastern boys indoors only In the
morning. Under the leadership of
Coaches Andy Kerr and Dick Han
ley they charged out later in the
day for . snappy signal drill.
Kerr. Colgate mentor. referred to
the rain as liquid sunshine; some
thing our boys are used TO-"
Steve 10th. Northwestern halfback
and outstanding punter on the squad.
was reported recovering speedily from
an ankle injury suffered yesterday
He will be in shape for the game,
1t was said.
West Organizes Baekfields.
WESTERN players, training at Pale
Alto, sat In on q blackboard tall
while C0acneS Percy LOcey ana Orin
Hollingbery watched for . break ir
the skies.
The Vests backfield combinations
have begun to take shape rs follows:
"A" unit-Quarterback. Jack Frye,
Missouri: left half. Kent Ryan, Utah
State: right half. Maurice Elder
Kansas State; fullback, Ray Peterson,
San Francisco.
"B" unit-Quarterback, Roger
Dougherty, Washington State: left
half, I'd Goddard, Warrington State
right half. Lloyd Cardwell, Nebraska;
fullback, Sam Francis, Nebraska.
Elder also Is being groomed to all
in at end in place Of Floyd Terry
Of Washington State, out, with .
broken arm.
The coaching stan pointed out the
backfield combinations were Of tenta-
tive nature, with changes possible be-
fore the week Is out.
Evening star., 1936-12-27
Come Home March IA.


ONE day of rest will be meted out
and then OF they will 60 again
for eight more games In a row. start
ing with Chattanooga at Sanford. the
Phillies at Winter Haven, Cincinnati
at Tampa and Detroit at Lakeland.
Three Of the next four will be played
In Orlando against st. Louis. Detroit
and Chattanooga, while the other will
be staged at Lakeland.
Camp will be broken on April . and
the first stop on the trip northward
will be Chattanooga. where . two
day stand is slated to be played with
the Lookouts. Atlanta will be invaded
next and after that Washington will
open . three-game transforming
series with the Boston Bees at Cas-
tonia, N. O., the town which produced
Buddy Lewis.
Warrington will be reached on
March Il and . two-game series
opened on this date with the Bees.
Albany will be the only other club
to be played at Grifiith Stadium be-
fore the season opens, while Balti-
more at Oriole City will ring down
the curtain.
Evening star., 1936-12-27
SLATE 28 GAMES
ORCOND|T|ON|NG
Open With Champion Giants.
Players to Report Week
Later Than in '36.
BY FRANCIS Z. STAN.


-OR . second successive year,
Washington's ball club will
wade through an unprecedent-
4 edly pretentious exhibition
game schedule this Spring, it was
announced last night by President
Clark Griffith.
Twenty-eight Grapefruit League"
games, beginning on March II in
Orlando, Fla, and ending on March
10 in Baltimore, are slated for the
1887 Nationals. Eighteen Of the games
viii be played against major league
clubs and the other 10 against minor
league teams Of class A and AA rat
ing.
Definite reporting times for play
ers will be February %, for pitchers
and rockies and March for regulars.
This Is approximately q week later
than players reported last season
and due to the fact that the American
and National Leagues will open later
this coming April.
National Leaguers Frequent Foes.
THE pennant-winning New York
= Giants, newcomers to recent
Washington exhibition game states,
will open the Nationals preseason
campaign by invading Orlando on
March II. The Red Sox were the
first foes last year. when 26 games
were slated by Griffith. Until the re-
lease of the 1887 schedule last night.
the slate of SO was the longest in
the history of the Nationals.
Most of the competition to be pro-
vided the Griffmen will be furnished
by National League teams, which
have been booked for II games. In
addition to the Giants, washington
will play the Cardinals. Phillies, Reds
and Bees of the National League. as
well as the Red Sox and Tigers OF
the American.
While only two teams of their own
league will be played, however, the
Nationals will meet them in seven
games. Boston has been scheduled
for q game in Orlando and one in
Sarasota, training site of the Red
Sox. The Tigers will be played in
i've games, three to be staged in the
Detroit camp at Lakeland. Fla, and
the other two at Orlando.
Evening star., 1936-12-27
Cards Move Closer.

THE moving OF the Cardinals from
Bradenton to Daytona Beach.
which u approximately 10 miles from
Orlando, has served to elevate st.
Louis to an important place on the
Washington schedule. Next to the
Tigers, Sam Breadon's men will be
played more often than any other
team, washington invading Daytona
once and the Cards coming to Orlando
three times.
After the opener with the Giants on
March II the Griffs will idle two days
and then. on Saturday. March 20. will
begin an 1l-day stretch in which q
game q day is slated. The Cards,
Phillies and Red Sox will visit Orlando
the first three days, after which
Washington will move to Lakeland to
play Detroit. Daytona to meet the
Cards and Winter Garden to oppose
Baltimore of the Interna tional League.
Back to Orlando the Nationals will
meet Detroit and the Cards and then
swing over to Sarasota for a game
with the Red Sox. A game with
Montreal in Orlando and Columbus OF
the American Association at Deland
will complete the 1l-game grind.