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Rowe does not entertain a high opinion of the crop of three-year-olds now racing. He says: “The are just an average lot “There Is none of them that can be compared to Colin, Sysonby or Man o' | War. “True, some of them stand out from rest. but not like the unbeaten three-year-olds running today wonder “Morvich won the ‘derby, but there “Whiskaway won over Morvich, bt i AAA AAA PAB SAA BEAGLE EE CEE EEE ALAA GALE TRIED MIXING 'EM UP Ivy Wingo, catcher of the Cincinnati host Reds, and one of the : story tellers in the league, sprung this one recently: Hub Purdue the and first time up while batting right handed. On his next tried it left-handed again, “Try mixing Manager St vou'll do hetter was pitching for Braves struck out the AAAAAA PAA AA BAP HAA A Re PRES 500 pa Na FP trip he and whiffed them up.’ the third ded, he swung ball of the plate at the third strike ; Walking other side back i : i nothing remarkable in the there performance was Tracks Are Improved. “The public In enthusing over the present day know what a great improvement been made In the race tracks “Why, the old plowed fields in comparison of today. “Contending the displayed horses forgets or does not has tracks were ike with those condi- against such tions wonder horses of the past and phenomenal stamina speed. . “At Saratoga, after going a mile, went the next quarter in 238 sec Colin, onds, when pressed “Yet today, If a sprint six furlongs in 1:10, he is to be an exceptionally fast “And I paper blew across the track in of Sysonby after he gone miles He turned in the next furiong 1-05 sex ’ horse considered horse when a remember plece of Diamond Squibs Little Fonseca of the ng a whale leds | of a game * . * 3 Srl All pitchers look pretty Hornsby to the great Frankie Frisch | al ball for the Glant corner, The trouble o these days t anks will 1al on Babe Ru . nanagemn t S11 ix¥} in perament Manager Connie adelphia Americans, suspended Moore for ind ferent . + =» Pitch playing Opinion is that the owners of the St cuse club of the International league » r * Bill Lamar the Rockville, Md. lad Toledo in the association to the Joe Becker, for several years an um- | pire in the Western league, but who gave up the indieator to become busi | ness manager of the Joplin club of the | Western association, can’t keep out of | the turmoil. He has resigned the Jop- | Three-1 league, EE GAME MUCH LESS SCIENTIFIC Baseball Consists Largely of Batter Socking the Too Sensitive Ball to All Parts. Is the world advancing? Basehall isn't. The game is more popular than ten years ago, but not as scientific. It is as scientific tactically, but not in d mechanical way. It consists largely of the batter socking tive ball and of vicissitudes for the fielders In trying to gtop it ari A, * - . Art National managing Hopkinsville, fast Wilson, former now league club going at a late, - . . The best compliment in all history to ball players is that of lark Grif fith, who says they are 08 per cent right, * + a abe Ruth says they are knocking him, but he should bear in mind that he has been doing considerable of that nlmself * 0» Ollie Pickering, veteran of the ma- Jorg of twenty years ago, wag released as manager of Paducah because he * » “Red” MeColl, pitcher with the St Joseph club of the Western league, and formerly with Toledo, has joined the Minneapolis American Association club, ® ee The home ins of Williams, Ruth and Hornsby won't at all make the oldtimers forget the slugging feats of Delehanty, Keeler, Brouthers, Burkett and their kind. . * . Vean Gregg. veteran southpaw, is still able to win ball games. He lo with Seattle in the Const league, ahd Las defested Portland four times al ready this season, * eo 0 Billy Back. left-handed pitcher, with Worcester Inst season, is back in the Egstern league, the Waterbury elub Rdving purchased his release from Rochester of the Internationsl, SILENCE APPRECIATED Newcomers to the game of golf should be informed that it isn't advisable to muke audible remarks about players. When you see a player miss the ball or drive it into the woods, of course there are numerous fun- ny remarks which may be made about the proceeding, but it is not always a display of wisdom to do it. Once upon a time, when a player missed the ball on the tee a spectator called at- tention to the fact. After the spectator got out of the hospl tal he spent most of his the advising wgainst the practice, until now it has gone out of fashion. WG RE A RA lA AA Gli of National League. Age Is Not Interfering in Any Way With His Being One of Stars of Game—Gave His Arm Needed Rest Last Winter. real veterans of the Nationai nearing that is not with his the pitcher, but any way stars of fact being one of the today game that It Is consistently despite considered than it was There are two reasons for this: oF Pll ides ai Grover Cleveland Alexander, hit In th two and n ¥ = fone that in gown at all times {hese Yot with this cb Alexander thus far is the ange in the A continues the most winner on Cub team Alexander attributes his success fo island He went there examined and treated his wage ligament out of place and back of the elbow, and told the big twirler the duly thing that wonid help him was a thorough vacation. Alexander took it and said had a bit of trouble with The only iffness he he says that comes after every game Harry A. Bolles, of the State of Washington, will lead the Naval Academy crew next season. * * * Golf not only improves your health, but enables you to understand the Jokes in the comic weeklies, . * * College training is an aid to a base. ball player. It enables him to write his own stuff for the newspapers. - * - There's a lot of people who still sneer at tennis, who wouldn't be able to last long in tennis competition. - - - Building a ball club is a costly ex periment, particularly in these days when building waterial is $100,000 per head. . . - A. G. Hill, the champion miler of England, has retired. Hill won the S00 and 1.500 meter races in the Antwerp Olympics, . se There are a great many reasons why champion boxers do not box more One ix thelr managers—ihe others deo not count, — pleasant task. trated, for example. costs only $10.95. of cheaper tires? e? Home Thoughts. 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