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&ANKS ARE
FLAG EVEN BEFORE
00 CI? A QnT QTA t?TQ
mC Winning Pennant This Year Will Mean Ne Beest for
Miller Huggins, But, if'He Leses, the Anvil Chorus
Will Ring Merrily
rVf ,
Bv ROBERT
Ivi&tf ft, Sports Editor Etmlnf rublte Idtr '
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' !r TUVE nnd niie-halr month after tin
Pl.i' JP Xew YnrW Vflnki nun the American 1engue nennant. This year oendl-
;" a . " . -- ..;:. ",:.
1 uens nave changed. At tuts writing, wniru is ene menm cciere inn uih-huik
' f the regular season, the Ynnks already hnve been awarded the flag, and nil
f they have te de In go through the motions of winning it. in etner weras,
the only thing thut stands between tlie ew lerK t;iul and tne .loansen gon
falon Is a period of six and one-half months.
Thin Is always the rae with a pennant-winning team. The grand grand
ldepstcrs loel: back upon the previous season, stndv the records of the players
and figure that they will be just ns geed, if net better, in the 102J campaign.
The possibility that n man might hare nn oil jear ncter is considered. The
Hepe Is the dope, figgeM are figgqrs imd every ene knows that iljgers don't
It s their story nnd they will stick
H-.a S.ak1.aa. . Ill 1 ...a.... .- l.
Aiip J.IWKrrS "ill CC llll KV II llll'V 'inn l nuiicr an atuir mi...- ". ".i-
I confidence, in the early part of the season. The players have listened te se
r-nny hterles of their prowes that they nre beginning te believe It themselves.
J The mere fnct that Buth nnd Meu'cl wltl be nbsent thlrt-six days will net
i cause them te change their opinion of themselves
t ..This does net mean the Yankees nre swaggering around here putting them-
ttvtB.Qn thj back and announcing te the world they ure the real nnd only
Btu'ciub in the league. Nothing like that, lltit there nie ethers te de the
slicing', and the plajcrs nHajs iir nn Interested and responsive nudlence.
The big argument down here is the pitching Huff. Since Snm .Jenes and
Jee Bush were ebtnlned from the Hed Sex. the hurling department, en paper,
appears te be Invincible. And the riggers are dragged in te prete it.
T.ast Mar the "hie five." which Is the lnt"t lnng for Jllller Huggins'
itar slincers. wen a let of hall enmes.
"mlcteries; Jenes, twenty, three ; Hejt. nineteen; Shaw key, eighteen, and Uuh,
algtcen. '
" "These men." (sys the depesters imp'esively, "en a total of 10.'! games
" between them. Jenes and Hush were en a second division club and should de
btter with such ulttlng strength behind them. Hut If they de the remc as last
yar, and the ethers repeat, the 100 victories will be mere than enough te win
the pennant. The Ysnks will have a percentage of .GftS. nnd that's geed
neugh te win la ANY league."
MART year icas last ytar and has pasted into hutery. This year
, '' something che again, and ctery one knows the uncertainty of
the future. A tot of thinas can happen. True, the hurUrs should
come through again, out M'ILL thcyf
Huggins Has Twe Training Camps
MILLni. HUGGINS tried a new training stunt this year In having two
camps, one for tue veteran". linker. Hush. IV Vermer. Tleyt. Maj..
MeNnlly. ltuth, Scott, Shawkcy and Schang remained in Het Springs until
the end of last week, and did net join the main bqund until n few days hsh
They profited by the baths nnd mountain cilmblng nt tlif Arkansas resort,
aib were in first -class condition when they reported heic. Kuth is much
U4M0T than Inst year nnd seems te be mere active.
Z' i The ppllt training reason gave Huggins an opportunity te leek ever the
new talent in llelmeman lirk. Of the twenty-three who were here all of the
time, fourteen were newcomers, nnd of these, seven were pitchers. Seme
liad been with the club last jear at Shreveport and were sent out for mere
.experience, but they come under the head of roekleo just the same.
. .Glenn Kllllnger, the All-Amcrlean halfback from Penn State, was the
principal attraction the first week of practice, nnd he did net show up t-ry
wWl. The boy hird been touted tee highly during the winter, and tee much
Vila expected of him. He wa nervous or had stage fright or something, for
lie starred neither In the field nor nt the bat, and thea? who predicted he would
be a second Frlsch were disappointed.
HOWEVER, Huggins han confidence that Eilltngn icill male flood.
lie never will be a brilliant, f.nsh'j player, but should develop
into an inficlier like Del Pratt. ,1j seen as the nervousness tceurs
ejj the Penn State star should show a hig improvement.
Need Right Fielder for First Menth
fTIHE best-looking jeung infielder Is
'JL Rochester last year. In the early
around third base, going after everythins nn cither the
His throwing arm appeared strong and
McMillan is a naturnl hitter, and if he can continue te shine as a fielder he
probably will be carried through the season.
Jimmy Mitchell is the only ether infielder, and he uttually Is a veteran.
He agnin will piny the utility role this jear.
Huggins needs one outfielder for the first month of the -aen while Ruth
and Meiifcl nre serving time for barnstorming. Kliuer Miller will be --tntiened
in center, and Chick Fewster lias been assigned le the left fiidd job. The
uburb out in right has te be filled, and everybody is getting a Humre te show
what he ran de.
j AVnlly Sehnng has been mentioned as a possibility, but he will net play
'An the outfield unless absolutely necessary. Sehnng is needed behind the bat.
iind somebody elw will patrol the territory behind first hare.
', Illnkey Haines, who will be assistant football coach at I'eim Stale net
fall, has made .1 big hit in the outfield. He is 11 wonderful fielder nnd wanders
all oter te snnrc fly balls. He leeks better than any of the new men vhen
It comes te fielding, but his hitting must improve
HlGOIXS changed him te a left-handed hitter tins spruw. and
believes the change will help the youngster.
Camp Skinner Expected te Make Geed
t
and a murderous hitter. He hnd an
ly-S IMP 5iriWP.Il whn wnn uith the Willi lnwt- tMr mii.1 .. -.. !..... I J. T..1 .!.. l.i,..n ,, ,,.,,!, .1 l,i, il.n 1,M. ,, 111 Ilia first tWO JCnrS On
lyiii, also has been gein. geed. He is a fnir outfielder ,,' ,', Mt he provide. found him n-j el80VAtr,lt0nk'Pn,;'1C'i),lr. grent '
,. t 1 ... .1.1.1.. 11 ui ...i i.a -.111 k. (..!.. 1 11.1 .,. .,.... . . . I i--- v,iv up u lliArn.it iurnt ili.- whom little notice 18 ei r tin" " "" rvv.
.iiuggins mill- u uiiunuu 11c v... u.- ii"uhj imuuicii nuring uie training . ,""'. ,"' .. , .... "... .1 1 . h. i,iu .i.lr.l irar he tried cross-ceun- in 111s s
1 Mrled. Skinner leek, like Bebby Yearn nt the plate, and takes n wi.ked ,ut Tjftl'7,Z7' s "v,G 'trv and w"h 1 net what inlght he the trials.
ffit-tSe ball. It would net be surprising if Skinner came throng,, , , , Mr. ' t n0p .'' ? !; a big nnce. still h, showed
J.V O. V. Tucucr, wne nircnuy nas tjeen iniiiea -um uan." hnlli, from Itadl- the game of golf " that he hed tlie 'possieimiea 01 u.--
.)it, Vn., and played with Cedartown. (in., last jenr. He is n hikj jeuth 'llie tournament for the Kendrifk tnnce runner.
jhave seen him werg down nere eeiicve it. 110 bats left-nnmlpil nnd pulls te
right field. He hit the fence twice the first day out. which mured mere or less
ftifia sensation. "Old Dau," however. Is net much of n fielder. He was tried lu
right, but flivvcred. In center he was much better. Dan might be a legular
Inia couple of years.
, V Grigsby is a fast fieldinj but weak-hitting outfielder, and that about Its
Mm out which Is likely in a couple of weeks.
Jj Sehang, Heffman and lie Vermer will take f.ire of the cnuhlng I.
jyermer has improved ever lust year's form and shows premln: of developing
.I'aite 11 first-class backstop. He has mere confidence, his temperament has
improved and the one year in the fnht set has been n grent benefit te him
' Miller Huggins' "big five" will de most of the pitchlnj, although there
Isn't a left-hender in the bunch. Mays. Jenes, Hejt, Rush and Shawkcy all
'predict great season for themselves, nnd judging from tlie.r form neu 'they
eem te be correct. They should get off te a geed Ktart.
Lefty O'Deul is the big noise among the new moundsmen. H0 ttn, j,i,
'the club two sears age as an outfielder, hut was shipped hack 0 the Const
Laat year he was a pitcher, and In Vernen, Celli'., wen twentr-fivc and lest
aeren games. He leeks geed and will be retained bccnuFe he Is the eulv sotiih setiih
paw of premise en the club. Harper will net report until June.
,v ...
DOC TECAltll, of Jenty City, had pneumonia this muter and
' D might net lie strong enough te stand the pair.
The Infield Is All Set
THEllU is another 'left-hander en the feuad mined JelJej -,li:n ,j0rl
Jim is it loly-pely person, who performed well for (Inhesien las,t jear and
the Colonels purchased him. Nebcdy knows whether he is reed or net for
Jim reported weighing 217 pounds. He confided te his bes th.it he Qs tw'cntv
pounds overweight, se he is used te retrieve tly hnlls and de ether tunning
.exercises which will remove these twenty pounds. If he can stand up under the
JBtruin he should be nble te de some pitching by the end of the week
B. T. Culp. one of "Old Dan" Tucker's teammates in Cednitenn leeks
-Jtke a geed right-handed fllnger. He Is 11 tall, skinny guy nnd has an under-
hand delivery net se low ns Carl Mays , hut something like Bryan Harris' of
J'tbV Athletics. He has been very effective, nnd ivhlle he might net come
through this yenr, he should be ready for big-league purposes In 11123.
Geerge Murray, a sturdy
Pri'i
kf'Siirm iiii.l if net. Mike McNully will
Kf ($fnc itfnfcN will be weakened the
:' !M carmarKS Ol a nninuru puciu-r uci piuiiieu i ins suiy i,.j,stA j - . . t..m nntj naN snewil bic-u i w uir
W .year. Nobody cun spend n sea-en with Geerge Stalling., without learning I ' one mid two mile races. His most,
K. .kemetlilng. nnd Murray was an npt pupil. .. Daily (Juesslng Contest Wli notable uehlevciiient last year was lib ii
iWft HuWlns' InHeld Is nil set. 1-lpp will be en brat. Ward, fccead : Scott. targets are used at a chiy-plgem, s,et? Mctery ever '"" Ue ,, i,rie
& iWrt. nnd Baker, third. The Trapnc thumper and former heme-r,,,, k, e ICarvHrcl H t .. tj e nine unj''-
BteJ,s!rtn be used from tlie start bccnui his hlttlpg will he nende-l. 1P nifc0 , ite-l. - Vi1. iV. t " 2 ' S'-i J'nnl, I fj1P,,.!''r( J f ,i. rate, was able te take
Kf&ffim te n'nv a strong game te stay there, if Is hoped that Baker will ., .. ' !', "" , ?F JWAm'tIXS' "" "!tl"r IVJ-T.,',,. nf O'Connell.
lau JHOIisei en rue siuciiiii's, uut imts'iis is maxm; uie nest of . j0 Nnj jh
loeklhlr for iinether seasoned outfielder, and it wouldn't be strnuge' lf,hc closed
tiU Vtl for i'ne before the training teusen
ftWjJg- . .
SW'-if "j(700;.Vc7 has a held fob en his
MM penniinf, the -i jeie yen se tciu re.e ok e; the credit, and f
he loses, the hammers will be knocking merrily. Hug has let gf
ikH fa ftircemt, ani Ms tusk fa net en easy one.
CestiifM, Ut$. hi
ri
iiMilw.
mmMwm
s'Dent Lie, They S&y, and
HANDED
W. MAXWELL
New Orleans. La., March Je.
baseball Mawn started last rear the
... .- ... . ., :. .
te it.
.Iam'a a..IVa. am MA.. .a A..A..1. if A..A.
Mnvs kickeil In with twentv-soetl
Nerman Mc.Milln
workouts he did
his hitting was exceptionally- geed
overage of .Hi! Inst jear, and these who
n. who was leaned te th- CTt,P, n rcen, nf the crcen has heen .7 ....... 1 .... i,.. tnum nlshed
some excellent work clianeed he as te make it h better two- .. ' . ,!, .iennds. With
rieht nr lpfr sld. i shot hole for the expert and te allow the I :....., .!,,., ,.n ihU kliie hefore
ngiit-naiiuer. is nicely te stick. Geerge has nil
bu Inserted
first live weeks of the icaaen with Ituih
ends.
hands this year. If he inns the
ruiUeUig Csnsanv
.VMA.'W
4
LU tU PLOTS FOR
STAR GOLF TEAM
Charlie Doelp Will Lead Nobles
te Action in Suburban Tilt
ing Expect Prospects
CREEK AT SEVENTH MOVED,
Ry SANDY McNIDUCK
LU LU TEMPLR COUNTRY CLUB !
is fortunate In many ways, but
particularly se In the chairman of its
Gelf Committee. Snm Dennett
Right new Chairman llennett Is en- ,
tlrely engrossed with thoughts of the
team thnt is gelnj te reprecnt the I
Nobles In the Suburban League gelfi"
tenm mnlehes, Then"'s n wealth of ma
terial among Lu L11 llnkmuen, the only
drawback being thnt ninny of the best
players are also members of ether lernl
clubs, where they have been mainstays
n their teams In Suburban frncascs of
the past.
Hut this season l.u I.11 will definitely
i have a lend-off man capable of battling
with the best in the league. Churlle
, Doelp doffs the rap nt this point and
1 bows. The former Tredjffrlnlte will
plHy for Lu Lu this season. He'll lead 1
the quintet gelne ufield. probably, and
will make any Ne. 1 man en the clr- 1
cult Step,
Lu Lu has plenty of tilcnt for the
nt-heme live, tee. If Sam llennett I
Is nble te persuade some of the pos
sibilities into line, the Neble team will
make n. real fling for high honors this -
season.
Slurs Possible,
Such plnyers ns Herb Newton,
Charlie llceb. I'res Stuckey mid ethers
are nil members of l.u l.u. if tnev 1
can be persuaded te play for that club(
mis year, me rariy-seaseu mini un wit:
pennant race will be considerably shut-
te Anyway, with Deeip out there, the
teammate can be moved down and the
outfit win be Btrenger than ever. l. k.
iitiu tteerge ehhis. 1 iimt i'i 1 min
champions of Philadelphia, will pla
for Lu Lu. with the Simmcrmans, Sam
Henneft and such.
Lu Lu started ns- the whim of a 101
lieklng band which rented n small farm
house for the staggering sum of M i
membersliip is new- one of th large"
in town, there me eighteen holes ni.d
,l,e ,.lub presents an all-around, first-
e.nss layout.
I I.f illlllljill llltl'llll 1119 JI.-I I" ' '
AeZSee?i
.t,,;rrt.'l Kfndrlek ;'" vi'e
held and
President
nresident. L. K. Adams; treasurer.
ThhaSaVan cT th HouseCemmlUee" UcM te place in the trial, but net
is hVrn Moffett nn 1 Trthur KnV.m ' In the order in which they finished.
?3?-P-t of chairman of the, Condition, en the track were any-
. M""i "" t '.:'"'" VVn ,. rtr
1 Greenn nnd the Tournament
tec. which nre grouped as the G
mittef.
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, It hys been decided net te make any
r,liit K.iMitli llAIA
rauirai cunngrs ni 1.11 i.u iuis jcur. ""cinders since Inst fall otter two menins
it is fe't thnt everything is in goed0f running en beards must be taken
Hhapc te Minive another sensen. ,into coiihlderatien.
A penn'e of the holes will le dinciciit nuit ih. adverse conditions, the
'when, tliCKelferM lopeit te the music of
, the chirping tpring birdies. One of
duffer a little better chan
n. e te piny safe
li,,ler.h,!,r-,.'.
All of the greens nre i
. uipsc is me sciviiiii wium mi- ' iiB-k being sonic live secenus sie.
I new one will he opened when the " a h J, w ran considerably
I troublesome putting space of the past nt, ,"
the third will give win te tne new enci"""'
.which will be read. for nlay in enrlv
spring. Seven or eight new bunkers
nUn huvp been ndded here md tliprc.
! The course In the pnst hns been rathe
i barren of trees but tills will n longer
be the rase. One hundred siimh oak
, nnd things hnve been jilnnted all ever
'the works and it makes a gnat im
plement both in beniitif.iug the uii.rse
land in delining the holes
New I)rker Space
1 A femmlttee was npnei
I the possibility of enlarging
unAn. .. I.IaK 1 1 t .? llAAll frtllTI
te accommodate the mobs assaulting the
I club en the big day. especially in tour-
nament time. Meie showers aie found
te he cseniinl.
The social life at ihe club is a fea-
ture ami in this connection It is likelv
m ;.t t .. .- k- .t..
, big 'invitation went of the Incnl sched-
1 tile. The dates nre September 11-Hi,
Pile dates arc September It-Hi.
nnrl I. ii T.u effic n s me neint n? I i tiL',
,i Lu officials aie peintine thlnct
up for that grent dny.
TIGERS RUN UP SCORE
I rrincsxen raoecra ornemcr yaie
a. ... r aaaaa O ,1 ,i.
Quintet Under 32-11 Total
INTl-aM'Ol.lJMiIATK I.KACilj:
v. i.. r.c. w. i.. v r.
I'fim . i . rernfii a n .1
IfitifetOTi "- .''a feliimliitt ; 7
llirtmuiilli 6 4 .000 liilr 1 H .111
i i'rinccten galloped into n 15 te 5 lead
tne llrst nun. iiiih muiuiiiineii ns su
premney ln the second without leung Its
! cernpiu t team piny.
The TliterH' passing was the most of.
feetlve displayed during the present In In In
temollegletp series. I.eeb's goal tossing
fiem the fleer whs the cleverest piece
of the visitors' work, nltheuu'li he hnd
an off nisht heaving goals fiem fouls.
Kliu-ss performed brilliantly whl'e he
rcmnined in the llue-up.
Y's Krax
WKBffri.EHS nre most clubby,
judging by the way they Blve each
ether a tumble.
II- hrd ii Un." nl,l ii,. ,, ,,
Ml for ihe -indy luiriinnn.
i win.KKij ceriniAN hanks e.v his
,01'KN.r.u.iX Mien.
Ml nlt till next year when the nice
gees aim, seys the Dartmouth tanc
tenci, .A.
I colembU nt Cernell. , ,' in the New Yerk A. C. games in
Getham. He wen the event from
New Haven. Conn.. Man h 1.1.- Vale Vlrr,l" in 2 minutes 17 secends: net e-'
suffered n 'A'S te 11 defeat here in ..,s- ?P,'tl0nnl time, but fast enough te de- i
. u. ii i..uiiii uiim uiiii ids Tu... .'.'.. e iim host, nthlctes in the
tinnirin ter TOMCiiT i i .. u 11 tiu linju-yaru iiuuuuu
IIIU Ul tPUmili" ... .,,- , i.rr., ,A,ir nltllll' 111 '
, Searlu every one fieures Fulton the best dtnnee runnrr- . ,-. .
I wen Id be u gttai pgnir,- ,t he could tall lie was ciiei .'""", i' :,.":.
,,.. , Elmer McLane is twenty unrs old,
.,Jtee .WfUrWja Pena'a Crewa, wtB and came te, the Unlyeralty from Fert
lifcrt.-O"'. -'., . , . t'&W, OUaWa'Hevls;a.rr,reiiI(man in'
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j Lawsen Robertsenf Red and Blue Track Coach,
Tll , .. T , , t a 1 t . iri rr-i
v leased With Performances of Athletes Who Will
Invade England Herr a Hard Worker
By LAWRENCE A. BROWN
Captain of the t'nhtniltr or lYnnu Irani Trick Ttuni and World's Reeeril Helder
for 1000 Yards .
rpttK result of the trials for the four-
J- mile relay tenm, held n week age
twta weiP - tl)c whole satisfactory
tr, Conch Robertsen. The five men who
en the peveted places en the team
which will meet Oxford and Cambridge
.uiiuin, iirawi". 0, Aj,rU s ln ngianu were me ones
,feaHou?aCemmltteehptcd te place in the trial, but net
0.. A,,r!i e j Iceland were the ones
"" but Propltleui ter mat running.
"" "v " . t ai. l
Uiens must De weignpe. aise itiu ,
. fH,.t that the rnce wh the first en th,
llrst flve men finished under 4 minutes
3; M00nds, whleh' is exceptional, the
, , , bellt t weclt!4 ln u
for training purposes before the
ionden
race '
As a csult of the trials, the fel
lowing men trill rcfirctcnf tne i in
icrsitv of Pennsylvania and Anier
Ua at Londen: Jehn Herr, Elmer
UcLanr. Donald Head, Haymen
Urn and myself. A brief history
of the athletts and their track per
formances is apropos at tins time.
Is his last year of competition, "err
came te the University with virtually
no track experience. V nnt lie lacKeu in
i experience he mere than made up in
i hard work, enthusiasm and persever-
ance
the track
ir 1 uui ,
Km rnn tne milP la inrriu ". .""
but failed, ns In tela "'
"' """,.. J"" n! 1- Herlne the snrlns
lercu ii " """-.. "...-.i,:.... ra
fereil a urehen ' ,"",'' ,:' f"
that Kep x mm u. . ; ----u t
tlin renin 1
J.ii ... rim.nted bv his inability te gnin
n prominence. Herr again was anions
he first te report for cress-country.
i,i,-l, -till nmene the "also rans.
.mitipiin" .,.aa.. nml ,ln
u,-. mwed mucii imprevi-in-1
feated a number or runners wm i"
ieusly had defeated mm
nee the present Indoor season Herr. ,
months of hard work in the gym-
H
n.islum. has found himself
i, nt, fniiiu umseii. "is iip'-i
letery of the season en Ihe
netnbl
Middle Atlantic State
In the trials a week aae Heir
irns niefii eniy .'- -:;
bat uiilir at the I mviislty.
Head Is Speedy
iinnnld Head Is twenty-ei.e .i-.iis
old nml a hi ler in the Wharten Scheel.
1 enme te the Cnherflty from Her-
'ii v Y.. where h ran en the high I
school' cress-country and track teams.
Fame in athletics did net precede
Head te the University, but since com
Inc here he has developed into one of
it., hnu khewn several excellent nor-
ferinniices in the mile ir.ilix.r-. I Us
running iii the mile last edne day was
ivldence that he has lmprn"ed Immeas-
' urably ever last year. Due te clrcuni-
Mnncea Head Ii. uimbln tj train as
strictly as u trackman should. Ith two
weeks of Intensive training abroad Head
should turn in n speedy mile Hgalnst
I tlie Oxford und Cambridge runners, i
.xttjfeyL
..ri'raii'ji-. ;. ..i.
V'iVX
(eminlt-i1"0 Heavy rain 01 iut uuj uviun.- ""? --"" "" . . , """ ";
1 mi t !. !. . .1-1, l,ATniiA nsnilA ilriAn inriinti Iia IiAu ls.t llinnlnfli 1.D1. -
elf Cem- the track heavy, while a strong, chill , ; " - . H'XlV-no'sneel.l
'rnr.lSVr,,h,Si.l thZn- !.! ! Atllhose games, efeat.ng
ncir .u. ...... ...... rn(,0 m, Inst ln 4 njmlt., 30 .3
Jehn Herr is twentv-e.ie yeais old cemU ww ,..,, fop th cvcnt,
nted te suncv and makes his home In I.ansuewne. tie it (1 , ,. ,,n.u- ,,r ,inf
.,,h. '"i'hf:;, ? ,rn.,.0UnJ,h-' ."ffirartS. ' "V- . '" home Stnte. . "
...... f ii iirii. iii-
Through heady running and a gnat
sprint en the last hip he surpusrd
,rry one by finishing second, and
... .iaj a HHcti ted sreeial of Hit
OH, MAN!
I OeAttV EnJeT TrtS
EMPeRICr.Ce Th JClF"
TiaFACTtOW CF 6lUJ&
Tnia mesjcs Te Tmg
(SOvGHslMBMr IT 15
50 UPLIFTIM& Se -
,,!. K. I(tM In
Relay Team
Time in Trials
j the Wharten Scheel. This jennpitcr
, lias in gee, I W w hoel record in the
Zln 8&
;-,,. rtablWied 11 Stnte record for two
n.lle.s ,,f 0 minutes R8 seconds. He also
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since onto, i., tli University McLanc
1 has been continually In the limelight.
j J .-njb, rg,!S
; ceurttan.l Park.. New Yerk. In the in
. . - 7
"u,nuer et "Rr ,!U
In the Buffalo indoor champion
ships .VcLane would hare wen Hit.
tire. mile event had it net been for
rt unfortunate incident. McLane
figuierl thut he had two mere laps
te run when he had thter, and
started a sprint that carried him
wail out in front. When told that
he had another lap te go, McLane
gamely fewht his way into third
plarc and finished in 0 minutes 2U
seconds. In the trials he finished
fifth, after holding the lead for
three laps,
Kerr Sets Kcneril
Snjmen Kerr, ihe fourth member .f
the team, is twenty-one jear.s old and.
like McLane. Is u freshman in the
Whniten Scheel. It wnt while at
tending the Uuiversity of Utah thnt
Kerr th--t g.ilned fame in the 'nlle and
the half-mllp runs.
He wen tin Refky Mountain Confer
freihtnnn Intercolleglnte cress-country
championships last fall. Indoors he has
shown excellent form, milking his best
performance in the mile in New Yerk,
when he finished second le Cutbill In
minutes 111 seconds with 11 "-ynrd
Mp. I Je resembles Uudd, the
Oxford runner, in physique and
trine. Kerr finished fourth in
Breaks World Recerd
hailtl It Herbert
.MISS IIKI.IIX WAINWHIGHT
I'lfteeii'.vear-eld sHiinmlng wonder
of New Yerk, smashed the .women's
flfty-yurd, free-style, r.-ciird Ii a
Baltimore sw liiiitilng peel. Time,
28 35 second
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. tu'rr iinisiied second te Jlclnne in tue
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Supervisory Committee Decides
te Install Tanks in All
Lecal Institutions
SPORTS BOOM FOR JUNIORS
By PAUL PREP
SWIMMING peels in nil of the public
high schools of Philadelphia (onsti (ensti
tute the latest innovntlen planned by
the Supervisory Committee.
At a meeting of the committee held
today in the U. S. Grant Scheel,
Seventeenth 'and Pine streets, the
preposition in the form of u motion was
presented by Dr. William A.tStecher.
director of physical education.
Dr. Stechcr's suggestion was u'dnpted
nnd the proposal will be submitted te
,the Beard of Educntien for approval.
Dr. Stcchcr said that swimming is
unexcelled for Us qualities te build up
youngsters. He said the only reason
swimming was thriving in the high
schools was because of nearby peels. Hut
some of the high schools nre unable te
get places te held their meets, nnd de
net compete In this sport.
Boxing nnd wrestling were put aside
until next month. Beth of these sports
are being held ut Central and Trank
ford, and have met with success. How
ever, it is doubtful if the committee will
approve them an high school sports, but
better adopted te intcrclass thun inter inter inter
bchoel tompetitieu.
Gelf a Scheel Spert
(?n1f nnnup.l (Iia ... i ....it ,
. "... . .. ' " -V1.W11U m'uuiiik, unit
new is officially a high school sport. The
first match will be between Northeast
and Gerinontewn, April 1!, while the
n??,1 i!1 de''' ,,l,no ; with West
I hllafjelphla and Northeast as oppo
nents. All matches will be played en the
tehbs Cleck course.
The baseball schedule was announced
for the junior high schools. The open
IV,Bi WW? "'' l"l'ftw.en the Tilden
and Mitchell schools und the Helme- nnd
11lm,!l8,5(''h1 Tl' "Ix-diile follews:
TlJefn1-..1-.. X ! V,,i & e!m.s at
KVSMSJr.
inemii 15, .Mlteh-ll at TIM-nT Thern... ut
Velley ball vns made n spoil in the
Junier high spools reeemlv. and the
? i . . a us anneutieed teda. It
TiM.n1.1 ?.? ")i!itcht" t Themap. Helmes al
r.z. " """a t Aintiirii -r Mn ..
iSSSilfe?
neccsar) ..-...,, i.rica (ir
Junier High .Men
The junior high sihoels will hate
-nr'tlTleirT tM"k n,CPt ?"'
- nt the Klngsessinc Ueoreatien Center
J.!f,y;'i,',t s,tr"et "",1 Chest,.- nvoiiii nveiiii nvoiiii
Heretefore the track chamiiletis.,',, has
been decided by IntPi-sdioel meets led
nt parlous times, hut new the .ch.els
will have n ocmpuiltlen similar te th
"quads' held by the high sehecl,
Knob school will h,. nllewed te ,.nter
Tour teams, two composed of girls and
tu.. ei hnjs. J.neh team will bp limit,..!
te twenty athletes. livery nthleUt en
the tennis must enter each event, The
school having the highest nveiag.) will
be awarded the ohampienslp.
In former jrarR tx school would wit cl
one or two stnrntliletes. mid they would
walk nwny with the chaaipleimhlr. u,,t
this way it will be different, nnd "it will
take mere than twenty te win tlu title
for a school.
DANNY HOFFMAN. FORMER
MACK STAR, PASSES AWAY
Never Fully Recovered After Being
Hit by Jeaae Tannehill
Manchester. Conn., Muich K, -Daniel
J. Ilcffmeu, former Amerlenn
League star outfielder, .lie.l at his home
here yesterday, aged fortj-twe MHrs
He Marted ns a pitcher en ' Mnn
O'Neill's Springfield club In 1P00. S
?if txn7', eC t.ha.t "eilk0 wn wW te
the Athletics of the AmeUcan league
Heffman s great speed caused Cenni i
Mack te develop him into an outfielder
and for several years Dnnnv reamed
the outer works its one of the host field,
i.rs In the li.-itf. Ha .... "
head' by I'ltelT-r le TSn"i. ","';
game at Uestun between the Mack.nen
and Bosten in 100.", , f0P sev", '
days wns iincetisc-irfiiH,
He neer fully n, evered )-,, .,.,
effect h of that blew and his batting full
off n.cerll.igl, n.i AthlPt-es .Siise
him te St leuW, alM ,,- WB(, ,,,. "
te the iiiikeesi thui diifted into tie
, miners still i, brilliant fielder, bur
jweak hitter, especially n n ciuve ball.
Wilt Build New Speedway
Ifrnce. en which It will lli -iii-Viriu,n
maka 130 wllea an hour In raff. '"i0."
mll- or mere, la te hi buiit'H"."' 109
Oakland thl y.ar by remp.ly,ll."r,.'f,r
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SWIMMING POOLS '
i FOR HIGH SCHOOLS
'teIepat:ff jglSxl
I. BULL VS. UJLL& SAM, '
BIG BOUT i-V 22 SPURT
liritish Cousins Are Star Challengers for Beth Davis
Tennis Cup and New Walker Gelf Cun V
With America Defending
y GRANTLAND RICK . '
The I-ast Scout
.1 ewe i7ie serin te lead us lack te
rest '
Frem bugle call and battle roll of
drum,
Back where the lilies crown a dream
less breast,
He ewe day yen irill come.
As one ir10 necks te bring us endless
sleep,
Beyond life's heartache and its gray
despair;
Beyond the daikncss yet in darkness
deep.
, Se you will guide us there.
The Inst star becleits eis the silence falls
Where, far winds whisper through the
sunless day
"Loek through the mists the (heal
Adventure calls
Beyond the nii)ipi"0 clay."
As one who calls an csllc fiem the
foam.
Who bends beneath the buiden en his
back,
As one who leads the irearii alien home.
1 Se you will marl: the track.
.Oft'ir etid laurel each in order glows
Through one great April, as they fade
1 mid die;
But you shall take us te a trail that
knows
jYe nairew lull nf sky.
The Carnival Expand
TO ALL the romance und thrill of the
Davis Cup for tenuis we new have
lidded en the additional reiiiutiee und
thrill of the Walker Cup for golf.
Grent Britain, the first te respond
te the Devlri Cup challenge, 'will nNe
ee the fimt te give battle for the Walker
Cup when her golf team comes ever
late in the summer for nn international
turn.
At this writing Australia leeks te be
much the most formidable of all the
turf tennis challengers, se the two mnln
eients will consist in the main nf it
merry set-te between Jehn Bull and
jour Uncle Snm.
The Defending Line
COUNTING no chickens befoie they
x ' emerge from the shell, jour Uncle
Sam Is quite fortunate that he 1 un bunk
011 such tnlent us Tilden. Johnsten,
Rtchnrils, Kvaus, Oulmet, Jenes, Guil Guil
eord and Gardner.
He hns net or been mere stonily nr
rayed for battle In his competitive en
rcer. Anything can happen in sport wher.
fate takes n whack at tilings, but if
America lese.i either event this season
it will net be from nny lack of defend
ing genius.
The oeuntty has never been bettet
equipped for a decisive test. Gelf, being
n game of mere uncertain order, of
mere sudden reersalH tlinn tennis, is
never te be taken for granted.
A BritWh golf team composed of
Hunter. Tollev. Wethered and one ether
star might easily stnrt something.
But four men that can suppress
Kvnns. Ouimet. Jenes nnd Guilferd or
Gardner will deserve every sprig of
lnurel that is harvested during the in
vasion. Se It Gees
IN SPOUT one can ntver tell in just
which diiectlen the wheel will spin.
Fer a number of year Clark Grif
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