Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-25

It hasn't been announced vet but the Mats play the
Dodgers next spring in night exhibition at Miami TO Clark
Griffith the scheduling surprise because early this
the National Leagues Diamond Jubilee in New York.
representatives Florida clubs met to draw up the 1851
exhibition only club lacking representative
Washington and Charley sega publicity director OF the
League the n for the Mats and selected
!. It could well nice chunk of gate receipts
for Griffith.
WHEN LONG ISLAND Jumps matter in what direction
It's school that takes halfway measures Before this
weeks scandal Coach Clair Bee who also assistant to the
school president writing basketball comment for New York
daily also foecasg results complete with probable scores
only has dropped basketball but all sports
Hnie Manush nearing So wsfuly is looking for job in
baseball scout preferably with the Mats Il spent six
good years with Washington recalled the old outheder at
weeks National Baseball Golf tournament at Miami land
Griffith crooked finger my direction, I'd arun-
ming And salary would be object nor would the territory
I'd I'm free to settle anywhere Heine who
lost his wife and who's twice grandfather is daughters
children) is out of things to do
Atoning temporary slump in sanfhg in the famed
Gulf Stream strip Stuart school of big baitclippng
hardtocach kinghsh Sport fishermen who battle s5-
pound king at least the equal of the sail for thrills but
angler caught both fish Mrs W. A. Mace of Wash
ington boaed 7foot ench sail that went so pounds
THE REAL STORY behind the acquisition by
the begins with Branch Rickey losses in the National
Football League Hickey with Pittsburgh distressed
losing money with the deunct grid Dodgers and decided to
sell least 100000 worth of minor eaguers
including Chico Carrasque Jethroe Noren oConne Ward
and Mnner.
Hickey phOned Griffith and offered ShorStop Danny
oConnel with the Pirates, for $4,000 When Grif
hedged Hickey said CLARK I'll give until tomorrow
want you have him because if sell him in league the
might Griffith failed to call until o'clock the
day Hickey already had sold OConne Sensing the
Old Foxs disappointment he offered Noren whom he termed
"better than oueder ball club Grin to
the bait and hasn't regretted it.
Happy Chandler has by Stacked off in his fight
keep his job and the Baseball golf tournament his bosom
friend John Dell, placed 1--WE Want Chandler scroll the
starters table for signatures Most of the ball player con-
signed whatever will do at the March IL
meeting in Miami Beach
ONE OF THE GROUNDS members here at the training
site of the Dodgers is Wfred kid CarSey who IA
80 Washington in the American Association 1891
pitched again for the Mats in 1892 when Washington
in the National League Carsey Is 80odd but 1.-the and
trim jockey Enthusiastically contemptuous of the
modern-day pitcher
Tough little Eddie Stanky second baseman of the Giants
and certainly not in the hitting class
with Ty Cobb his wtowin is recognized that
Cobb acknowledges Stanky proudest boast that in New
the National Leagues Diamond Jubilee the fiery Tyrus
walked up him and said T wish could have played to-
gether would had lot of fun would have been
fun for everybody. except the opposition.