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cinnati Reds-After two weeks
tensive practice at the Mineral
training camp, with Pat Mor-
wtting the men through their
twice a day, the Cincinnati Reds
eginning to round into fine shape,
are. showing signs of real base-
The combination that the Reds
starting out with at present is
or less an experiment and will
nue to be so far the coming few
s. The outfield is all set with
s, Duncan, Neale,, Bressler, and
ch, while the catchers will re-
about the same. There has been
difficulty in selecting a pitching
and the infield has as yet not had
nce to show what it can do'under
veland Indians-It was learned
tesday at the Indian's training
at Dallas, Texas, that manager
ker had acquired a new pitcher,
oung recruit being from Harvard,
He is said to be the best pitcher
ever turned out in that part of the
country. The other recruit pitchers
are to get their chance in the exhibition
games with Kansas City, Friday and
Saturday. Vasco, Barton, Ted Oden-
wald, Nelson Pott and Carl Guess are
pretty sure to be worked. On what
they do will depend the chances of the
other rookies to show their worth.
Word received in Cleveland from Dal-
las indicated that epeaker is planning
to carry seven infielders this season.
In addition to the regulars, Guisto,
Stephenson, and Ramond are going
to be retained.
New York Giants-A new pitcher,
said to be a second Carl Mays because
of his wonderful underhand deliv-
ery, is working out with the Giants
at their training camp at San Antonio,
Tex. Seidler is his name and he is 1l8
years old. Recently he pitched a no-
hit, no-run game for the West Texas
M~iltary academy. It is doubtful, how-
ever, that he will sign up for the comr-
18th Annual Junior Girls' Play at
the Whitney, Thursday, Friday, and
Saturday nights. Tickets at the Whit-
ney.-Adv
ing season. Manager &% Graw waN
very much relieved Wednesday when
he received a telegram from Douglas,
veteran pitcher, asking for transport-
ation so that he could join the squad.
New York Yankees-Manager Hug-
gins declared Wednesday that he
would start to reduce the squad after
the games at Bogalusa. on Friday and
Saturday when the rookie squad en-
gages the St. Paul team of the Amer-
ican association. The training camp
at New Orleans will break up Moni-
day and the team will journey to New
York.
Philadelphia Athletics-Ed. Rom-
mel,, pitcher, and Joe Hauser, first
baseman, obtained from Milwaukee in
the American association, have-report-
ed to Manager\ Mack at the training
camp at Eagle Pass, Tex. The arrival
of these two players brings all the
Mackmen to camp. Both had been.
holdouts until last week.
Detroit Tigers-The Tigers, although
Ty Cobb is confined to his hotel with
an attack of tonsilitis, are making a
tour of South Carolina playing exhib-
ition games, under the leadership of
Dan Howley. The team is getting into
fine shape, having won all of the ex-
hibition games played thus far. Man-
ager Cobb is expected to rejoin the
club in a few days.
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This organization is composed of
Mr. Rider, his three sons and oth-
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In addition to their factory located
at Rockford, Ill., they operate shops
at Champaign, Ill., and Madison, Wisc.
Mr. Rider, the senior member of the
firm is in the city and has made ar-
rangements to locate with Calkins-
Fletcher's Drug Co., 324 S. State St.
They will be open for business at once.
In addition to selling their own large
pens they specialize in repairing all'
makes of pens and carry a very com-
plete line of other popular makes of
pens, fountain pen ink and Eversharp
pencils.
As there is a large field here for this
line, this rather unusual combination
should succeed. They claim the ad-
vantage of being the only concern in
the state of Michigan who are fully
equipped with tools, machinery and
experience for properly repairin all
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Will Attempt to Close Poor Season
with Victory Over Strongest
Team in East
FIELD EVENTS HOLD BEST
PROSPECTS FOR MICHIGAN
Michigan's track team is scheduled)
to arrive in Ithaca at 12:30 o'clock
this afternoon for the annual indoor
track meet between the Wolverines
and Cornell. The team reached Buf-
falo this morning, where connections
were made for the home of the Cor-
nellians and the Varsity should ar-
rive at Ithaca in time for an eight
hour rest before the starting of thel
meet which opens at 8 o'clock local
time.
19 on Syquad
The party leaving yesterday after-
noon was made up of 19 men includ-
ing Coach Farrell, Trainer Billy Fal-
lon, Manager Bailey and 16 Varsity
tracksters.
Maize and Blue chances do not ap-
pear particulai'ly bright against the
Easterners, who have yet to lose a
meet this season. In the Eastern In-
tercollegiates, several weeks ago, the
big Red squad had little trouble in
taking first honors with a lead of
more than, 10 points on her nearest
Am
EVERY GIRL
Should see the Junior Girls' Play.
A new triumph in this annual function
is the "Sceptre and Serenade." See
the new spring fashions. Thursday,
Friday and -Saturday nights. Tickets
at the Whitney.-Adv
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We are headquarters for Sport, Hiking and Riding Togs for Ladies
and Men and have them in a large assortment inselected materials
as Serge, Tweed, Corduroy, Jersey, Whipcord, Khaki, etc. Also
Sport Hose, Leather and Wrap Puttees. Shoes, High-Top and
Moccasin Pack Shu for Ladies and Men.
Corduroy, Moleskin and Sport Suits
Sweaters, Tom Wye Knit Coats and Vests in every style at lowest
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competitor. In her other two m0
Cornell has run up exception
large totals against her opponenti
the triangle meet beween the Red
White,. Dartmouth and Harvard,
Ithacans scored almost as n
points as both the other teams
gether. Cornell , defeated Penn S
last month by a majority of more
40 points, totaling 73 to 31 for
Pennsylvanians.
Cornell appears to be stronges
the mile, half mile, dashes, and
dles but has an all-round team c
ble of giving any team a run
honors. When the two teams c
tonight some high class compet
should result with some notable
ords and a closely, contested me
Landowski, Stipe' Favored
Michigan has some sure winner
J,.andowski and Stipe and other
who will make the Red and '
runners step for high honors ton
In the dashes Simmons and B
will be opposed by the fast eas
star, Lovejoy, who placed secon
the Intercollegiates and his teamn
Niles and Righter.
The quarter finds Siemans,
[kin, Thomas and Lewis opposed
John, Crozier, Thornhill and Hent
with the two squads about ev
matched. In the mile relay the s
four men will run for the Wolver
but Cornell: uses two of her
men, Lovejoy and Righter, with
tery an 880 man, and John to mak
-the team. Carter of Cornell app
to be the best bet in the half
Cook, of Cornell, and Hattendor
Michigan, other men who shi
place. Both Carter- and Cook n
the distance under two minutes, w
is faster than Hattendorf and Dot
have traveled it.
Expect Fast Mlile
In the mile run Kirby and Stric
are the stars of Cornell, both ma
the distance under 4:25, bit with
two Wolverines, Bowen and Ai
in form again this race should be
with either school having an -
chance. In the hurdles Stone
Watt are consistent performers
the Ithacans, but are practi
equaled by Sargent of Michigan,
placed in the Big Ten indoor
last week so that the chance in.t
two events also appear to be ope
either team.
Landowski should have little t
ble in winning the pole vault
Gouinlock of the Red and White
never done more than 12 feet. S
of Michigan will probably Iave a
on his hands for third with Atki
and Stevehs, who make about theE
height as the Wolverine jumper
the shot put Stipe appears as
likely 'winner as none of the Co
weight men have equaled his re
Ebresole and Beatty, of Cornell,
fight it out for second and third
spectively. McElven and S
should give the two Cornell men
throp and Nichols, a hot fight
places in the high jump with the
favoring McElven for first hono
Most of the men plan to visi1
agara Falls tomorrow. The team
come back to Buffalo after the
and on Sunday a trip will be, z
to the Falls, thenmen leaving for
Arbor Sunday night.
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