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worth the full price.
son, president of the American league.
Young Lee is the player who Is caus-
Yanks.
ALL
BASEL iias
* *
They are last,
* *
early thid year.
*
a Japanese student, its star catcher.
* % *
Paul.
1 double-header Boston on
July 10 last year,
against
Neal Ball, former major leaguer, has
ven Eastern league team.
. * *
a player named Willle Dash, and now
the question arises, “Will he?”
. * *
Walter Leverenz, the veteran pitch-
er, who has been a holdout, has joined
the Portland Coast league team.
® % *
box score puts on the market some-
thing that always tastes like more.
* . »
for his
league
of 655, has the best average
entire career of any major
pitcher,
on the back lots Is better
than the communism
ted propagandists are
*
Baseball
for schoolboys
that sneaking
feeding to them.
when
ball now complains when she
does not go with him.
- *
game
*
The San Francisco Seals hope to
establish a precedent in the Pacific
league this season by
their third successive pennant.
*» * *
Coast
Burns of the Cincinnati Reds is wal-
loping the pill in a manner that prom-
ises to give considerable worry to Na-
tional league pitchers this season.
* » *
Rogers Hornsby is going to find the
going much tougher in the National
league this year. Both Eddie Roush
and Frankie Frisch announce they are
in the field for batting honors.
*® . »
President Barney Dreyfuss of Pitts.
burg is so well pleased with San Fran-
cisco as a training camp that he has
completed arrangements with the
"Frisco club for training there in 1925.
* . *
Babe Ruth, in explaining the fact
that he leads the American league in
strikeouts as well as home runs, says:
“It doesn’t matter much how you get
out If you don’t hit 'em safe.” That's
“=e explanation,
Penn Star Hurdle
hee
George Powers, star hurdler of the
University of Pennsylvania track team,
18 hard at training In an effort to
round himself into condition for the
coming Olymple tryout. Powers is one
of the fastest men In the country over
the hurdies and hopes to win a place
en the Americun team. i
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Golf Unable to Cut
Diamond Attendance
The notion that golf has be-
come so popular that it has af-
fected the interest in profession-
al sport is hardly shown by the
facts,
Just because a man plays golf,
that does not necessarily mean
that he interest In base-
ball and boxing. The attend
ance figures of baseball and box
ing for the past two
have been greater than ever be
fore, and yet golf has attracted
recruits by the thousand.
Professional sport in the larg.
er centers of population have
not been touched by the golf
epidemic. Week-end patronage
in New York, Chicago, and oth-
er big has not
been affected other games,
but minor league baseball
suffered, Many of the
league club owners last year
were alarmed because even the
helders of complimentary passes
failed to attend the week-end
games because they were busy
playing golf,
loses
seasons
baseball cities
by
has
minor
port Notes
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Richards Will Write
in Spite of Ruling
Vincent Richards, following
his victory in the national In-
door tennis championship, stated
that his views on the tennis play-
writer question were substantial.
ly the same as those of Bill Til-
den, and that If it came to a
cholce between writing and ama-
teur tennis next season he prob-
ably would follow Tilden's lead
and continue to write,
He expects to be released from
his present writing contract In
time to be eligible for the Amer
lean Olymple tennis team, but at
present he has every Intention of
resuming as soon us the inter.
national event in France is over,
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Orange-Blue Track Teams
Famous Under Pilot.
Coach Harry Gill is preparing an-
other of his famous University of II
linols track teams, »
Glll is noted for the championship
teams which he has turned out. When
he first came to Illinois in 1004, he
quietly assumed control of the team
and started working on the youngsters.
Hiinols won its first track champion.
ship in 1907. Since that time, the
IHini have led tl conference nine
times,
In the
1024
thelr
ie
twenty years prior to the
senson, Glil's men won 93 of
97 dual meets, while two were
tied. In 1024, the Illini won the in-
door conference champlonship, and
the outlook Is good for them to repeat
The Illini are
pole
in
and
especially
vault,
strong
javelin
20 oid Ll
ahaa Ry %
Vaderwasd
htt
Madrid, Spain, has two ski clubs
with a membership of over 3,000,
» * *
Firpo Is one inch taller than Demp-
» * od
The average golf player in the
United States spends $250 a year for
the sport.
The speed of modern racing boats
is 38 knots an hour or 60 feet per
* - .
Baseball, football and tennis are the
favorite sports among the Koreans in
Seoul.
. A *
Fencing has been added to the list
of sports for men at the University of
California.
Roberto Barrera, Mexico's foremost
matador, has been throwing bulls for
twenty-one years.
»
The greatest fear some men have
Is that a shortage may come about
of golf caddies.
.
Dan Patch’'s pacing record for a
mile is 1.556%. Peter Manning's trot-
ting record is 1.56%.
- »
-
San Francisco plans to build a
£300,000 stadium for athletic sports
in Golden Gate park,
- » *
Bob Roper, who recently quit the
ring, will become head of a New Or-
* . -.
-
Psychology and athletics Is an add
eq course in the University of Illinois
summer course for coaches,
- - .
History records that the first bil
Hard table was set up In New York
City in a house on Whitehall dock, in
the year 1800,
. - *
The first English derby was run In
1870 and was so called because the
race was arranged by the twelfth
Earl of Derby.
Only California and France are to
be represented in the Olympic rugby
championships, which are to begin at
Paris on May 8.
. & »
The United States polo team will be
represented in the Olympic games by
Captain Thomas Hitcheock Jr, Rod-
man Wanamaker 2nd, Elmer J. Boe
seke Jr. and Frederick Roe.
. . *
Winners of the American and Eu-
ropean zone competitiong in, the Davis
cup tennis series will meet September
4, O and 6 probably at the Longwood
courts at Chestnut Hill adjacent to
Boston,
Harry Gill,
shot put. Dan Kinsey, in the hurdles;
Dean Brown®#l, in the pole vault;
Milt Angler, in the javelin, and Fred
Shildhaver, In the are Lilinl as
pirants for the American Olympic
team,
frownell the
record for the pole vault
of 18 feet 5-8 inches in the
conference indoor meet this year. He
also holds American outdoor col.
legiate record of 13 feet 2 inches made
in the outdoor conference meet in
1923
Dan Kinsey tied the world's rec
ord of 000 in the 75-yard high
hurdle event at the lllinols relay car-
nival this year,
Milton Angler holds the American
record of 208 feet § inches in the
javelin and the conference record of
108 feet 10 3-4 inches. Angler, while
in high school, represented the United
States at the Olympics four years ago
At that time he made the best Amer.
jean throw, placing seventh,
Fred Shildhauer has been tossing the
shot near the 45-foot mark consistent
ly this season. His best mark in comn-
petition this year was 44 feet 2 78}
inchna against Iowa. In the discus
throw he has a mark of 141 feet and
2 inches. He threw the javelin 194
in an exhibition meet last fall
shot,
indoor
mark
world's
This
was set
holds
the
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Women Play Lacrosse
Above is pictured a bit of action
during the recent lacrosse match
played between the ladies’ teams from
England and Scotland. The Engifsh
women proved entirely too strong for
the Scoteh lassies and triamphed by a
score of 26 to 1. One of the Scotch
players is shown making d fine catch
while her opponents dash down ‘the
field.
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Agreeable to the provigions of
lands
following tracts or parts of tracts
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Bell, Wm.
: Cox, Paul
Donnelson,
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Harris
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Irwin, John
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Washington.—A new fruit that tastes
like a combination of banana, pineap-
ple and strawberry, has been discov-
ered by Dr. Wilson Popenoe, explorer
for the Department of Agriculture,
The chiote ia found. in Guatemnln
and will grow anywhere, according to
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measured only by its effects on some.
thing else,
Owing to Its virtually universal af.
fizity, it 1s found everywhere. It is Rx
that enables a person in good health to
wiggle his fingers In a masterful way
when he seeks to stops Fifth avenue
bus. It is Rx which enables him to see
and hear. If it was not for Rx, be
would be a clod or a statue, ~~
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