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EVENING LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, MAECH 29, 1016.
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ATHLETICS AND PHILLIES WORK HARD IN TRAINING CAMPS OTHER Nn-WS OF SPORTS
Affi REGULARS
ifl) COMPETE IN
BOSTON SERIES
piletic Yamgans Leave
Jacksonville xonignc on
Trip Back JNortn
ay shows well in box
tTAvnr.T?n n mr.iTTP.n
k tinfSONVIMiE, Fla., March 29. Af-
P... a consultntlot with Captain Harry
sS.i. which lnstrd until lone utter mid
$Sm? Manaiter Mack decided that tho
Kirs of tho Athletics would remain
KI Instead of startlnB on tho barn
SSmbiK trip north with tho first nnuad
K departs for rhattnnooga tonight.
' fUiMr Mack wanted to send tho reeli
ng on this trip, but Cnptaln Davis nd
tiuA him that tho mon needed moro
Sne practlco after their discouraging
Subltlons against Uoston and Brooklyn
riir to yesterday. Ah It Is Imposslblo
m tmctlce on thu road In tho morning,
- decided to switch his plans.
Several of the regulars wcro very much
wrrled about the proposed plan, nn they
fr that they only need thrco. or four
Ert to put them on fdgo for the opening
J?th season. They learned that tho
'tick of practlco on tho road would throw
UiOT back to wlicro mey siuneu ns iar
H condition Is concerned.
Ky Shows Well
!. rnrU nf ono or two youngsters to-
?Ur may cause Mnck to chango tho roster
. . . . . ...... 1.... (tin Inn. nu IIi.a.I
ftf lUS lVO ICUIMO, '" " wlt ,,,,w
m yesterday Is tho ono which will start
at championship season. Unless ono or
two of the young twlrlcrs, who were left
. . iA .i.lirin thn rpi?nlnrst unt tn
K JIUIit "..v - -n
'Mytona and Miami, show n great re
ntal of form, the same pitchers will
mr wltn tlie regulars with the excep
tion of Hay, tho Greensboro houthpaw,
'who pitched t;reat ball against Brooklyn.
'ft "HI tn'r t,t0 l,,aco of tlle i,oorest co"
MIoned man of the regular staff.
l It Is well that Mack decided to keep
Mho regulars In Jncksonvlllo for tho re
Mining games with Boston, ns tho fans
t(rt would not relish tho Idea of paying
ijid mnnoy to hoc n poor team meet nn
tirereratlon llko tho Braves. Stnlllngs'
Ijiam had no troublo showing up the
'tolled aggregation down In Miami, and
presenting a weaker line-up would mako
f the contests a farco.
' Tho team which held Brooklyn to a
1 to 0 scoro yesienmy, in ono oi ino uesi
iprlng training games wo have witnessed
h ars. will glvo any team In tho coun-
t. try & battle If tho pitching holds up, and
tit final games mm mo iiravcs snouici
l close. Tho Mnckmon hnd plenty of
tinier and fighting spirit yesterday, but
Kin the field tho Dodgers wcru outplayed,
jilthough both teams contributed sensa
Steal plays. Joe Bush, who started on
itl mound for tho Mnckmen, had cvery-
Ilhlng In tho way of shoots and speed, but
Ucked control, and Brooklyn's two runs
.Wire due to passes and his tendency to
hrute pitches until ho worked himself
"bto a hole.
iWitt Makcs Debut
H Aside from tho complete awakening of
IM JlacKmon with tho reconstructed lino
W, tho feature of the game was tho great
Jebut of Lawton Witt, tho Goddard Sem
inary youngster. Tho spring clashes como
tod go and "Ty Cobbs" appear In every
amp for a few weeks, but this young man
,U going to be one of the pleasant sur
prises of tho season.
tiMack used him at shortstop, n position
4ieichc( jjmyeu uuui mm wens miu lie is
Mturally still shy In many respects as far
is fielding Is concerned. This weakness
"wt be corrected and tho youngster's
kitting ability will greatly strengthen the
turn.
wtt looked good In practice before the
jtrulars took their trip, but llko all young-
tw he was yet to bo tested. Koine
fwpla are suro to say that ono gamo Is
no test but any ono who saw H1I3 youth
ful lefthanded hitter step across the plate
ml whale the crosstlre fast ball served
ftp by a sputhpaw pitcher of Smith's
tme, neeu nui worry auout wins ciud
llmr abllltv
fel '
WELCOME A. A. WILL
OPEN SEASON APRIL 29
PITT WINS INDOOR TITLE
Albright Beats Wettz and Schwartz
in 1000-Yard Run
riTTSBtmrm. v.n.1, ih-ti.. t,i
m,n."?f wlnsh won the sixth mi
MMtii A.1r Mac,J cl'nmP!onshlp9 of Iho
!,;, i.ll?n.l,c.Alnaleur Athletic Union
IihTS. nl5l'1 ,,y rc"flnff 30 points. In
S .. t 1h Nornl! Sc"ool and tho Pitts-uJ?-
u,'6!,1? Assoctatlon tied for second
place, with 25 points
M?aI?iUC! eltz I'hllndclphla. the Middle
Atlantic Indoor champion of 191B, wns tho
filii'I . !n 1 !ie .100-vnrd run. but was
It t?i.e,di',y V- AlnrKht- f tho University
of Pittsburgh. Owing to a mlstnko by
engineers In measuring the track, the
event was run over n course of 900 yard"
Joseph Schwartz, of Philadelphia, finished
Ma
anaeer Holt Has Sicned Up Fast
Nine Ledger A. A. First Opponent
Kite HnlL mnn.TFitp nt WMpnmrt A A..
!!?h Played In the Wrat Philadelphia
wrue last season as the Men's iTlendly,
secured an Inclosed grounds nt 33d
ttteet and Cray's Ferry road, where his
IWJa Will meet thn f.iKfvqt Ir.ivnllni- nf-
.Irtetlons securable. Manacer Holt sinned
fiipeedy bunch and Is sangulno fiat Wel-
"".wiu nave a goou season, pom from a j
uuclal and sport viewpoint. Among tho
PiayCrS Blfnpfl tinrl nnt urhn la nvnoptori
W do grand work. Is "Bobby" Itodgcrs. a
("" ngni-nanaer, secured rrom Kim-
L50Od A, A Tli( vnntiffMtnr vnn Ktnpkid
iWifalnst the fastest teams last year and
i"ii mrough tho beason without a de
gtt Holt says he has "everything."
WMcome opens the season -April 29, with
'ger A. A
TENNIS PLAYERS
SHOULD ADOPT
VOLLEY BOARDS
Fine Points Can Be Re
hearsed Without Worry
Over Opponent's Attack
By WILLIAM T. TILDEN, 2D
(tlermnntown Cricket Club.)
Tho volley board is nt last beginning to
bo recognized as an Important adjunct
to tennis development. It Is slowly gaining
Its right plnco In Philadelphia.
A year ago the only thing one know of
volley boards around the city was hearing
n few people bemoan their fate that they
had no plnco to practlco strokes and then
recalls tho Jfow York clubs and their
boardi. Nothing like a board was seen
here and last year there seemed no chanco
of getting one.
But "goodness me, how times have
changed," If one inny quote n certain
song. In less than six months plans htivo
been completed for the Installing of four
volley boards or their substitutes. Cyn
wyil Club Is putting ono In. West Phila
delphia and Krnnkford High .School both
havo volley practice in their gymnasiums,
derniantown Academy Is putting up n
board .10 feet long In Its field: It is hoped
that before the end of this season all tho
clubs will have this most necessary means
of obtaining pructlcc.
Not long ngo while talking to a prom
inent tennis player. In fact, a man who
has held the national title, the question
of volley boards camo up. This man said
thnt he believed n player could learn moro
about strokes and footwork by play
ing against a volley board than by nctunl
competition. This seems llko a pretty
sweeping assertion, but when we consider
that In nctuul competition you must con
ccntrnto on winning the point, nlillo
against a volley board you need only
think about tho power of your stroke and
position of your feet, wo will agree with
this statement.
Tho best way to practice against a vol
ley board Is to play "pat ball" In perfect
form. Do not "slug" against u volley
board. First because It tends to make you
careless with the actual shot that you hit
hard, and, second, because tho ball re
turns to you so (illicitly from the board
you have not time to think of position and
stroke.
A volley board Is an asset to acqiilro
steadiness, nccuracy and form ; It Is to
correct faulty footwork ; It Is to solidify
your gamo; It Is not to make you brilliant ;
brilliancy must bo acquired on tho court.
When practicing against a volley board
pick out a certain shot and try and mako
It a certain number of times without miss
ing say 10 straight forehand drives, then
10 backhand drives. Stick to It until you
can do 10 any time you wish. Then rnisr
tho limit to 1C, and so on up.
Where It Is Imposslblo to llnd a regul.i
volley board, any place with a Hat wall
and level ground will answer very well
Tho Bide of a houso and a gravel drive
formed the basis for ono well-known play
er's game. Another tells mo ho used a
.stable door; uuothcr a wall in the tr,p
floor of his houso ; still another used to
break all the windows In a certain mum
whllo trying to learn Williams forehand
drive. .
Peoplo nro likely to break quite a few
things when they try that shot. The
safest place to bo when somo ono Is prac
ticing Williams' stioke Is usually tho op
posite court.
Wo could clto many queer and often
amusing means of getting excellent tennis
practice on substitute volley boards So
join tho ranks of he volley-board enthu
siasts and ask your club to get one. If
it doesn't, then hunt for a substitute Hut
tho time is shortly cum'ng In Philadelphia
when volley boards will bo ns universal
as tennis courts themselves.
RED AND BLUE'S
DASH MAY ROUT
TIGERS' BRAWN
Fives Clash for College
Championship in Weight
man Hall Tonight
EXTREMES IN PHYSIQUE
HUHN TO PLAY POTTER
The 1915-16 championship of tho In
tercollegiate Basketball I.eaguo will be
determined In Welghtmnn Hall this eve
ning, when Princeton and Pennsylvania,
contenders for tho honors, play before a
lecord crowd.
Princeton has tho biggest team In tho
Intercollegiate League nnd Pennsylvania
the smallest. It Is a peculiar coincidence
that tho teams should hao tied for first
place, each having won eight games and
lost two. It Is singular, loo. that both of
the contenders wcro beaten by tho s.uno
team Yale.
Tho Pennsylvania team that will battle
with tho much vaunted Tigers this zo
ning will be tho smalle.it aggregation In
height and weight thnt ever fought for tho
title. Tho ucroge weight will not exceed
145 pounds, thero being but ono player
McN'Ichol weighing moro than 150
pounds.
Becauso of tho Illness of Jones, Lou
Martin, the former Southern High School
stnr, will do a roving backflcld duty. This
switch brings Johnny Connolly, tho for
mer Ij.i Salle star, Into tho gamo nt for
ward. Williamson and Connolly, tho
Penn forwards, will not bring up tho bar
at more than 11!5 pounds each, and Martin
will not do much better. What the trio,
however, lack in weight they mako up
In speed.
Smallness may havo Its advantngo In
this contest should tho olllcials bo strict.
Tho Tigers may do a. lot of fouling If
Pennsylvania plays an nggrrsslvo gnmc.
It Is dllllcult to stop tho progress of a
llttlo fellow without fouling him. nnd
while tho averago basketball fan doesn't
hold out much hopo of Pennsylvania
grabbing tho title, yet stranger things
hao happened.
This Is tho way the teams will lino up:
I'mnoiltiinlit l'rlncflnii
Connolly fnrniinl 1 rrt
AMIIIiini-ori fnruuril lluu
.IpTiir,!- relltr,- McTlcim
M.irtln Kiiiinl , Iliiili-i
.M(.lcliol siiiiril i.timii
Kffrrfe J. II, Drfrlinr, Miinlinttun Collcce.
I'mnlrc ('. A. .Mrltlorf, SitrliiKlii'liI Trulnlnic
Mhmil. Ifttrn nITIfliil- Krirrre. Ti,m lliurpe.
L'olnmlmi! umpire. At Mi.irie. Cornell.
Meet in Final Round for Racquet
Club Tennis Titlo
W. H. T. Huhn and Wilson Totter will
meet In tho final roUnd of tho Class A
court tennis singles handicap tournament
at tho Hncquet Club today. Huhn defeated
W. 1. I.andrcth. 8-5. 8-6, In tho semifinal
yoxterday. In tho first round Huhn re
ceived a default from 1). U. Hutchin
son, 3d.
Huhn, who holds the club nnd national
doubles titles with Jay Gould, gave Lan
droth tho handicap of half-thirty, result
ing In a close and hard-fought match. The
victor played excellent tennis, and his
usually good Bervlco was better than ever,
ho serving 11 "nicks" Landreth deserves
every credit for his plucky fight.
10-ROUND BOUTS
ARE URGED AT
EDWARDS' FEAST
William Gray Makes Plea
for Longer Contests
in Philadelphia
Iloxlng bouts of 10-round duration In
Philadelphia proved to bo tho keynote In
specchniaklng at the Cood Fellowship
Dinner given In honor of Harry D. Kd
wards, president of tho Olympla A. A., at
the Hotel Walton last night previous to
tho promoter's trip west. William A.
Cray, former Assistant District Attorney,
made n ringing plea for an Increase of
four rounds to boxing here.
Mr. Gray snld ho did not spealc for
the legal nspects of tho case. Ho well ro
membered when boxing was so conducted
that it was deemed for tho best Interests
nf the city that bouts bo prohibited Ho
also well remembered tho rclntrudtictlnn
of boxing, nnd has watched tho gamo
grow In popularity whllo It bus been con
ducted nlong legitimate lines.
M0RAN PLEASED
WITH PHILLIES'
SPRING PLAYING
Manager Refuses to Com
ment on 1916 Race in
National League
PLAYERS ARE OPTIMISTIC
SCRAPPY SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS
7)1 J Staff Corretpovdcnt
ST. PtTTKUSBUna. Kin , March 29.
Whllo the Phillies today aro n happy lot
and tho Individual planrs hero aro pre
dicting a repetition of 1915 in the Na
tional I guo rare, Manager 1'at Moran
wni as (.iiliynx-llke ns ho was during tln
entire season limt yeni when pennant talk
was the chief topic of conversation. Tho
plnyers figure that their exhibition In
taking seven games from the Cubs, mak
ing a clean sweep of the Southern train
ing series, Is ample proof that the team
Is as good, If not better, than last season
"Tho boys certainly nro playing well
together," said Manager Moran this morn
ing. "They nro not trying to outdo each
other In Individual work, but pulling to
gether all tho time. That's what makes
a winning combination. 1 mn not talk
ing pennant to the boys, whatever. It Is
each gamo that counts keep nn winning
nnd tho old club will bo right up thero
on top It's u cinch; the Phillies nro go
ing to bo In the running and then some,
but wo got to win tho old ball games to
count."
Tho Phillies have nn more exhibition
games scheduled In Florida. They will
remain here until Monday, taking part In
occasional tilts between the Regulars and
Hookies After leaving hero Moran will
stop off with his men nt Itlchmond, Vn.,
and Washington, en route for Philadel
phia. The score for tho seventh succcsslvo
time Moran's champions trailed the colors
of Joo Tinker's Nat-Feds In the dust was
3 to 1.
Th Philadelphia, Italtlmore and Washington
Tlallrnad Athletic Axnoelntlon will utage a
boKln carnival nt the National Ath'MIc Chili
tonight, which will Include Ile boula. Tommy
J Keefo and Stanley lllnekle, Joe (1'NVIII and
Willi" llnnnon. IN te Malone nnd nit? Walters,
lloliijy .I, Cann and Johnny Hossl. Danny Hurk
nnd i'r.inkte MuCiirty, nnd n battlo royal make
up the rrogrnm .
Another loeal match probably will be clinched
In n few dm na the renture. fray for ft local
cluh. Negotiation for a bout between Sam
Hobtdenu nnd IMdle MrAndreua nrn on.
"How old do you think Willie Mechnn li?"
flaked a fan of hi neighbor on the right at
tho (JlMitptn. Club Monday night. "Oh, I should
say !H. nt leant." wna the answer. "And
that's trlUnR him the Iwst of It," chimed
in the customer on the left of thn Interrogator.
And Willie says he only renrhed his majority
last Christmas. Jack t'arroll Is 23 years old.
A return 1 "-round match between f.oiisiana
and Hennv (have may tie staged in lienver
In two weeks nr so. If the mnt-h Is consum
mated It will bo their fourth meetlnt.
sot th decision In their last mix.
Louts I
"Was dropped In first round, eirht sectmd
to go," states a telegram received this morn
ing from Hobby Uctnolds, local boner, who
met Tony Kill In Youncstown Isst night, "and
pollro Mopped tight. The C'ommlsh says If a
man Is put down once. Iho fight must bo
stopped. This was tho first light here tn
two years nnd I hnd to nay tho penalty for
tho new rules, wasn't hurt nnd felt Breat
for this fight. Kill Is n tougb llttlo fellow,"
Rrnoky Hollow fans will bo In their glory
tomorrow night when five liosers of that dls
trlt meet as many representatives ot other
nectlons of tho city at tho llroadway Cluh.
Mickey (lillagher meets Btanlcy Illnekla la
tho wind-up. ,
IVanklo White will be forced to stay on the
sidelines for several weeks He Is surferlnc
with n fracture of n small hone in his nose.
While as anxious In lontlnue boxing, but he
f., Unwed ndvlee of his friends to havo his
nasil organ put in shape first.
AMATEUR BASEBALL NOTES
T' e John CI III -ems iMuli formerly South
wark V. C, would llko to hear from nil strictly
llistcMss tennis living mounds. Uanies aro
wanted for yaturd.iys. holidays, weekdajH
and Hund.ia. Address Jack IllncH, 2311 Soiuh
W.irnoik slr-et
Gal, by (). Hope hns been engaged to limn
age tho fltmlng A. V. for tho coming se.ison
and Is unxlous tn hear from nil 13-1 1-year-old
clubs tn or out of the city, paying half
expensu far 10 men. Address 1018 Carpcnler
A good semiprofcHslonal team of tho north
western section of tho city, would llko to ob
tain the serlccH of n good pitcher unit an
outfielder who nre willing to play for sport
Noun but experienced players need apply.
Cnnimunlcntu with .Mr. James If. Weir, inlU
North American llulldlpg. 1'lilliiUclphlu. Ii.
Rich -Stakes for Racers
HAim'OItl). Conn . March 211 Hloven
rncea for n totnl purse of S'JS.ono will com
prlso tho program for the annual (Ir.iml 1'lr
tult races at Charter Oak Park. September
I to I).
New OiTiclals for Pirates Club
riTTSDUItaif, I'a., March 20. Announce
ment nas is n ninili here unit I'Uer F. K'olli ',
formerly secretary of the llnston Nutlonal
League club, has been appointed business mali
nger of the Pittsburgh Pirates
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niG SHOOTS TODAY
two
Gtoj Will Crack at Whitemarsh and
Camden Traps
Wtwo big shootlntr events are listed on
jra today. A white flyer test la down
lOrthfl ITnrt Qla Plot. n lin.l,amaHli qml
ijWttt competition is listed at the Camden
gljejldes the usual club matches at the
FOrt KMa Tn ri..v. t...... n..l c..l.
fell, 7"- viuu, uavjr j-tiui, u auuitt
Mlutdeiphla will meet Uarl Melrath, of
Ti Pn"al,Inbla, holder of the Ilarrls
ft? portsmen'B Association cup, nnd
S.'i've"b,'l champion, In a challenge
'. .T -f.w i.iiaucuU tiveill IS tti - uuo.
:jrJS men are In line form and a close ex
2&f face Is promised.
ELIS TO SWIM CHICAGO
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!& for National Intercolleciate
vTitle Will Be Held April 22
2flW ITAiriKT rAM vrnAU a A
,-T-- J1. Wt(ll.t V1UIVII mtt
funmtng meet to determine the national
ffigcollegiata championship will be held
HH-nlcaKo on April 23. between Vale,
gyrri champion, and University of Chi- '
:j uiaaie Western champion.
Ut Blua Givlmm.ni u,fll nln Tiartfcl
HJ In other meets, the tentative sched-
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r." wvtiiiwon, ai f uiauurtiiia i'
; Cincinnati aymnaslum and Athletic
Jjif ilncinnatl; April St. unioago
MWetlo "ub at Chlcaco: Anrll SB. P-
p Ainietto ciub at Detroit
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