The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • 59

A THE INDIANAPOLIS SUNDAY STAR APRIL 12 1014 ACTS NOT ANCIES In Easter Parade can't put a pitcher's delivery up $15 $20 $25 Tango Shirts $5 $750 $850 and Up $1 to $5 Schloss Spring Hats $2 $3 $4 der 4 minutes Hats and Caps 50c to $2 CONCLUDED ROM PAGE ONE DETROIT Cobb and Bush SUNDAY CONCLUDED ROM PAGE ONE will give every first division club in (lie formidable Simon and Hartley rank tuty division Ih Ihsi yt'ar no stronger mid probably bo I HiA Hold OUR CLUBS IN RECKONING yours as the NOT STRONG OR HOOSIERS playing PICKS COLONELS OR LAG Van will be missing behind the bat and BALTIMORE IS AVORITE Louis and Brooklyn especially In Ing NOMINATES THE COLONELS ml BREWERS SHOULD REPEAT To be inure ex bun Milwaukee I 1 I 'I 1 i i 1 formarires and what flic dope is mi the Iniiva polls assembled Columbus Tipple Indianapolis leader IN first i 1 15 1 1 1 1 Io koi lumbus Is Ptrnngrr in Billiard depends I 1 good i stiles Lost TINKER ca 1 1 Subic 1 1 i )00 GG7 Chicago Has non is pitching AN EASTERN LAG WINNER a Giiiiii whi'H) ed himl Plain rail HARRY CLARK CONIDENT I ho A rt uni with Jimmy Donough for Ionian sy only I he game Mil Gilbert arid Shui A to th Hunters! twirler in Illi EDS AR ROM MAJORS cell or will St Louis but orm ARMOUR HAS NEW CLUB In Browns ONT mi bus also lighting In the elissy divisou Loulfi TWO CLUBS STRONGER because you are rusty be provided in the to who let them inak have VETERAN HORSEMAN SUICIDE baseball fol ship Burke wftl kimwii ers ti ihb but miss (Jut fielder Lorry in is division ken and Swan "king Mil is Baker club would look as good as the het of the others and better than most nf them 0 0 0 (j Ou 000 3b 2 strong At that there is almost never a mistake made over twice by the sporting element in ac curately selecting the winner Aba Mu Mit rlka others No players of ma jm her are noted his outfield Edgar Willett Otis Cranda Brown probably iorm as all going to worry the others 'Tins hitting too may be expected from La Sea to the stre against in the Olltllohl With the ex ing ball clubs hardly appear No made merely perfectly against No stand watch golfer with Christian spirit will on the edge of the ravine to i his opponent play out ty loiir rimflhjt ing dates here by July 4 mifl tliftt is going to he a light for half flulla rs 3b is resourceful Mcjer in 1 he same but si mi i Id Wiekland if arrell Seaton nr Hendrix Ids Irmri Is a big asset Jack might to have a big box The infield is fair while the outfield shows remarkable strength gathered from last year was There can be but lit he re tore that style of Long drawn out discussions usually end In weakening the faith of those who believe Instead of per suading those who are skeptical from 20:23 This conclusion is based on the that Baltimore has the best bal aggregat ion of major league cali the babv organization Knabe has STRONG OR CHIEDS stops Us trifield Jms beep weakened hut still Is formidable and Tack has some rrhahJc elouters In his miler garden even if Mfindmry 1 slipping The loss of Hli In i rne should mean brill hib it Sannis Louis and I nd Ian ciatlou if as an stars like Brennan and Claude Hendrix as a back bone Joe 'Tinker seems to have as much strength as the next in the hurling line granted of course that at least two of the others are able to take their turn and perform creditably Art Vilsen and Jimmv Block too should help Tinker be hind the plate We serve you better all the time era! League known to its friends as th oaoy major and by Its an nnl 1iTir Jrl finish higher City has a foam I Well bala ticpd liiiiiinupr and new talent hut as the Iul Hu im at bks all bet that pitching st aft' I ha I in the A knih in 1 Ion in which lia will Jinisli: Louisville 3X7 il The coach for the base runner should be like a woman he should follow Intuition not long time reasoning If he stops to argue with himself he loses his manor his opportunity gond aormmt of itself plied since the close of lust Season find both shmild ilnltih considerably higher Ilian lust year The Brrwers prnnuid whiners last season have tost the bark hone of tliclr Jrifbjld In Blackburn St mit 1 or mj irlde rlass receivers The Infield will again be composed of Hunter Williams AHIzer and Tannehill with Whelan utility man these clubs for a IndimiapDlis Is an EDERALS LOOK ORMIDABLE the leaders of tinn that staff of much promise Some think it will Plaited Shirty Soft Shirts for several seasons The veteran pitchers rank Smith George Sugs Kaiser Wilhelm and Jack no arm behalfAll are horses for far better than the average or referred kcuIm phone Hull Park 2859 or Ihdmont 108 Old Watch for bail front little is known nf Hie ntlmr then placers Baltimore should hr up the ranking and I nd iana polls ion fer shor I op Rulli wccuiid base Mi itiick center dd 'umpton right Held Titus left field Bref Jlrst base Wortman Leaders Are Given Upsets Meet at the Denison Won he aide to 1 1 I as be I Tile ederal St a raj por cent stronger in pilelprs lint Ims lost speed In tin out but from tliis angle Ibey to deserve major league eorge Stovall should bo successful in obtaining Buuin gardner and Blanding and Outfielder Wil liams players who signed agreements to You in curl papers the night before and be sure the curves will blossom out the next day THE ANNOUNCEMENT recently made that Edgar Palmer of the class ot 1903 has given a stadium to Princeton in honor of his father the late Stephen Palmer a former Princeton trustee is most welcome news not alone to Princeton but to Yale and Harvard and other colleges which journey to Princeton for football games in the fall Individuals seem to be particularly generous toward Princeton in matters with oiit door sport No more attractive gift can be imagined than Carnegie Lake offering as it does facilities not only for rowing but for skating in the winter and withal giving a most charming finish to the picturesqueness of the place When talking with Dean McClenshan last fall he ex pressed the wish that sometime they should have a stadium as they had a very desirable location for it This structure Hb wil 16 built of concrete costing approximately $300000 jy and seating about 41000 people It will be located on Laughlin ield between Washington road and Harrison street south of Prospect avenue It will be an open ended affair shaped like the Harvard Stadium and will be 700 llssaBBSBSBCl feet in length and 580 feet in width with the top row seats sixty six feet from the ground It will have an inside quarter mile track with a 220 straightaway The statement has been made that possibly this may solve some of the difficulties of the Army Navy people by enabling them to play their game at a point a little more equally but it would hardly be safe to bank on the completion of any structure of this kind in the limited period between now and fall man afraid of an error ever a brilliant play I hr PkiHiPi iliviRtm cither Cleveland Cu luiribuH ur LouIhvIIL with Mllvvaiikrn the sirr eds in their VVirhila ulls training and it is tmn of the bust little bets in the gainbliiig den that 3ndut7iapolis does not repent as a flag floater in 1he ederal League never Keen a bettor by trade or profession but dig down in the family stocking and produce a worn and frazzled dune to bet that Jtill Phil and found not wanting in this line in the big leagues Summed up it seems that Chicago St Louis find Indianapolis will have it out for the first three positions are two tilings Li ho eonsldorud 41 1 probable strength of th recruits kom Hip smaller i' agics and tin 3vhh of a few Milwaukee Club Named as Only West ern Contender ULTZ TELLS PLAYERS TO STAND BY BALL The Mi nnet poll! Bob Read Likes Club but Nominates Milwaukee "'By It HEAD Ohio Htaln Journal (JOL UM April Columbus teams lack balance and the finish T'lie eds J7iight do well to discard the third major league claims bpoausc 1 i Joo han lest bis rcsourouj uIjiprh which has boon of simh value to the Min neapolis teams touk his league stvla Still and are spoinlin and (Jisidayitig a wlllingm cohir like a the money ss to spend SUBLETTE UNBEATEN STRAIGHT RAIL TOURNEY provides meetings urncy for the first strong enough Io other big leagues arc both steads' be abb lo take with Brennan am Only our 1913 Regulars in Line Mil waukee Is avorite By COCHRANE KansHM CHy Journal KANSAS CJTY Mu April 11 our of the reguhirs who will open tho Sea son Tuesday against the Mimieapolis vet erans hre new and the other five joined llOWOVDf keep the and basing my sheet and I their i pcr there is nothing tu worry about eaiemng cu pai tment no niteds opening game ss Jr Manager Bill lefer wlH hold forth The pltrherH will be Burns Patterson Gilligan Mogridge iona Lake Woldrlng Hogue and Turner Hogue is the only new man who has shown anything like association cali ber in the spring workouts than the Arnerie strong Of course has for a pennant winner Manager will the others in the battling With Ad "ar" BASEBALL Louisville lias Jost NelholT star ker and it is up lo Manager invo comp into the American League Tom the A A I find it ditlleult to sayvhelhej rVe la Gohimhus or LoiiIh illft will giah Hip Imtillng hut it appears 1 I I 4 11 It I 1 I 11 2 BALTIMORE April Club altering Minneapolis looks like the logical team for fifth place Manager Cuidi be able to crowd into the first providing he can get some Baltimore Man Says League Is Strong Picks Terrapins By MVl'TJIEWS Baltimore Svn The Kansas City Critic Believes in Balti more Chicago St Louis Brooklyn By Ih MrBRIDE ity Kln KANSAS CITY Mu April Balti more Chicago Brewer Manager Expects to Repeat Barbeau in Place I ANUHI WS A I i I wi 1 1 lrudr HAVA UK Win April siz pUHbiq (I witliout rufldvr in nri i inlis ui Kioihas City renin io jiuse Ibero St Paul Writer Says Louisville Should Nose Out Brewers By It IIOHKiNG SI I' ml llipnlr ST PAUL Minn April DnpiiiR 1 sems liarti liittlns' combination I Behind the bat red Jacidltseli vet I eran of many a hard fouxht National wu'k and tin tournament lias riHrmwon tluuu to ii close fight for the championship Siibl't to beat top heavy favorite in Ab rrlka whJln OLnary dowiu Morgan mid llnrnhrouk olc 1'nwdl's trap shooting club Write for free booklet "The Sport and address of nearest dub Db Pont Powder Co Writer Believes Outfit Will Take ederal Pennant (Special to The Indianapolis Star PITTSBURGH Pa April If the dope runs true Baltimore should carry oft the bunting the ederal League this it belief aneed her in an infield second to none and a good hitting bunch of outer gardeners His pitching corps looks good and ho is well fortified behind the bat rom a distance it looks like the Terrapins all the way with Joe inker Chicago bunch the run ners up The last named club has the edge on the other six clubs in the league because ot strength in the box In Claude Hendrix and Ad Brennan Tinker has (he classiest pair of hurlers in the outlaw league Going right they should put manv a game on the right side of the ledger for the Chicago outfit Hoc Gossler with Dickson Camnitz Barger and Knetzer to do the hurling looks good for third place These twlrl 5 enemies as an outlaw orga nizat seems capable of holding its own the American mid National rom present Indies lions the ers are all seasoned veterans and can be depended upon to pitch consistent ball M'ith the acquisition of Scott shortfield the one weak spot in the Infield is plugged up Gessler claims to have the heaviest hitting bunch of Inner and outer garden in the league but we can see him no better than third at the close of the sea son Indianapolis and St Louis should fight it out for the lower hole in tlie first di vision with a shade in favor of the Hoo sier city alkenberg the one best bet on Bill team is a tower of strength in himself Backed with a good bunch of youngsters and several sea soned veterans Indianapolis should top Mordecai Brown's team Indianapolis has five pitchers in Ualk enberg Mullin Mosclv Kaiserling and Billiard who know what big league hasu Abe Yager Likes Looks of St Louis Pitchers and Catchers By YAGER Brooklyn Eagle (Special to The Indianapolis Star BROOKLYN April St Louis Chicago Brooklyn and Baltimore should be fighting it out for the ederal League pennant when the 1914 season draws to an end Mordecai Brown at St LouK ap paiently with the leaning toward battery strength has surrounded himself with pitchers and catchers who overtop in quality and quantity anything else in the new organization His infield and outer garden does not stand out so strong on paper Joe Chifeds are overburdened with infield talent and woefully weak in the outfield and behind the bat Hendrix and Brennan should win a lot of games in the box but the rest of the pitching talent does nut look strong enough to carry the with the the runner begiu to slip id ('amiiinn will the big leagues brainy And consisting ot lutul If so they will sharo first honors with Louisville Milwau Innuu pi jh BROTHERS COMPANY 17 25 East Washington Street Between Meridian and XkinnjsylvaiilA pioriHhip of Ila Atnerirnn Association fur hotter arid Ifiibertsoti has shown that sit ting around for a hi hhou helped him It seldom hoppoiis that Columbus is kept oiil of the first division and It is Minneapolis Writer Picks Indian inish Higher in Race By 1 1 1N KY LUND Mirnieupollh Joo Joe Cant MBIor team lias start'd it ran re said that to disintegrate nut should flmsli fifth is full of 'oil fidem'u inot eh ahead rf Kansas City St Haul it lily IIJI3 victory 'IndlaJiupolis bringing up the rear in 18 'ii i lie jam: ttiat oi 'ier nanp With racers com shooting him with whom lie has performed wonders fursu lung But tire time now 1s ripe for that machine to crack and it doubL HS ill (JO SO Without Bi 1 1 rwelatioli liavu si rerigt Ihti ml to any nl Basing this prediction on lust' year's strength and this year's roster thr fallowing line inarrli shmild prevail al the end of the season Louisville Colurn Minneapolis Kansas iv India an polls Ch veJiuiil mill fft Milwaukee lord's wrdilcer than It did last season ari will have to go Home to land Suits with two pairs pants on i a 1 1 1 1 1 I any of the teams play i undertaking and must love of those sports in the older man Now as a matter of fact as repeatedly stated in these columns every age has its sport from the cradle to the grave and it certainly is never going to bo very effective to endeavor to seduce a boy of 18 or 20 into volley ball golf and correc five exercises and away from the football which he happens to be crying for any more than it would be to get the old man of 50 back to play marbles I pre sume from a strictly physical standpoint it would do a man of 50 good to play marbles but I believe playing mar bles when he was 10 created such a love for it in him that he is likely to do it at 50 and 1 certainlv do not that playing football and other violent sports from 12 to 21 or 28 the ne whnn unJnr is crying out for that form of personal strenuous physical contact has the slightest tendency to make a man of 50 imagine that he can become half back again on his clasts team Instead of re lying on the instinct implanted in the boy by Mother Nature we go on endeav oring to improve upon her methods while she smiles good naturedly at such abor tive attempts Truly it is a fearful re sponsibility to be young and none can bear it like our elders thinks bls raluhina ana ids pitching staff Juki distance! Il looks as though will be (iti deck wilb lh mm LISTEN TO MOTHER NATURE! TT certainly seems sometimes as if we A were going mad on the subject of in vestigation and What Prof Sumner 4ias I once called absurd attempt to make the world Here for instance is the conclusion of a body of investigators whose object is to to ascertain what the colleges arc doing to foster and encourage the types of physical exercise and healthful recreation that the student is likely to indulge in after leaving and sug gests as a recommendation that demic credit should be given for elective work in intracollege sports and In the suggestion to create a love of the sports of later years by playing hand had I volley ball and golf and giving correc five exercises there seems to be an im pression that we would thug increase the young life trying tu satisfy Hie fans in Milwaukee Clark Is a hastier and a fighter No one last year gave him credit tn advance for being able to gel higher than third and he won tip: pennant Cleveland and St 'Paul look to bo the INTEREST IN RELAY RACES A TIME goes on it becomes still more evident that Relay Carnival this year is going to be one of the most Interesting ever held This column has already dwelt somewhat at length upon the quality of milers that Oxford is to send and In addition to Penn Cornell and Chicago teams it is now stated that if the Princeton milers round into form their team will be sent down Something of the ability of Orange and Black can be uie tact tnat ivicKenzio impd In 4 mlniitps unit 19 2 5 seconds that Hayes can get un der 4 minutes and 25 seconds and that itzpatrick can probably get from his half dozen other candidates two men who can get under 4 minutes and 30 seconds Another entry has been added to these relay races Harry Hillman coach of the track team of Dartmouth having sent an entry for the tvvo mile relay and it is said that he may also be able to enter a team in the star four mile event which is attracting so much interest The two best men that they had on their two mile team last year are still in college Marceau and Granger each capable of doing 1 minute 57 seconds for the half mile Marceau at the Dartmouth inter class athletic games on March 28 covered the mile in 4 minutes and 25 1 5 seconds lowering the old Dartmouth record from 4 minutes and 29 seconds Granger covered the half in 1 minute and 58 seconds so it shows that both these men are in excel lent shape Dartmouth finished second in this event last year and has some four nr five other good men to draw from this Hildebrand The Brooklyn infield is the strongest in 1he league bar none Tim outfield is also head and shoulders above anything else the league The Baltimore Terrapins look to be built around Knabe and Doolan with Louisville Baseball Writer Declares Hayden Has Champions ID BIGGEHS LoiilMvillr HS I Lil Ky April IL II may he If Zuider Zwiiiing Wihsui) OOTBALL PRACTICE GENERAL BRING PRACTICE for the gridiron pastime has already begun and be gun in more serious earnestness than ever before It is manifest tjiat at the big universities there is going to be less and less a closed season for athletes Haughton at Harvard HJnkey at Yale ana Penfield at Princeton are all quite cognizant of the situation and each re alizes that he must pot permit the other to steal a march on him The men who arc being pulled all sorts of ways how ever are the candidates for the football team who are also engaging in other forms of sport like baseball crew and track Of course where these men are veterans they worry much about their chances and are perhaps if the truth must be told somewhat glad not to have to bother with it But where a man is working in one of the other branches as a sub and where his chances for making a name for himself on the football team next fall depend upon Ills beating out other men for the places it Is he who is worrying and wishing he might be in two places at once Mean time all the coaches no matter what they may have said publicly about it are straining every nerve to develop the principles uf the new game eds Ready for Second Campaign Manager Believes He Great Team of ederals GOorgo and of tile outtil Knabe doesn want to and there is every indicu CAMBRIDGE CREW STRONG fJA 1113 light bine of Cambridge showed to the front as had indicated when its crew met Oxford for the four and one quai ter mlle annual content Putney to Mortlake The time was and the Oxford was somewhat over four lengths to the rear It was a little hard that Cambridge should win the tos be sides having supposedly the bettor cow but this it did and took the sunnv side which was somewhat sheltered from the slight wind that was blowing Although Oxford got a shade the best of the start it was the last time tliat the dark blue was in fiont fur Cambridge sunn com menced to creep ahead and at Hammer smith luidge which is approximately half waj had a length of clear water between Its rudder and the bow of the Oxford boat At Barnes bridge it was three lengths ahead and added another length find a little over before crossing the finish line The result only confirmed the fact 13th Season at Hand for A A Jlty Cleveland have first rail jitrfirrs and baok i im 111 ana neither do Simmons and Kirkpnlriuk al though the lattei is young and willing Doulan is i eported to hivye a had arm that may prove bis hanllcH Quinn and Susks will do well in the br TiailniK in the second division the choice looks hke Indiana polls PKfsburKh Kansas City and buffalo Indianapolis lias two good pitchers and a fair back stop HP inlif'icrent Infield ami an ox The third week the straight lilllhifd tournament boing indu(ied Ht th iHujisou parlors proved bol oim for those wliu ld parfeut pcrreii I a Sublette the only one i I he tour to hold covet' lDOo standing Morgan M'U'ri ka dropping tlrnt find a large per cent of the best dressed men wearing clothes bearing Schloss label Our Spring Suits represent the best values obtainable at $10 to $35 Big showing Spring Suits at third iHism CbMlnq Moure catcher Morgan or Allison pllrlmr Sizing up the longue uh 1 1nn it InokH rt (liotigli Hi) first oliibN will be Al II wn oo 16i i i 1 1 1 Columbus anti KaiiMJis City with the tlisl three uieu llnpAfi fighting 11 nut fr the pennant isk Tinker suvs has na good a spit ball as any he over looked al and jH ST LOUIS Mo April II Members of the Bjowhk have been afi vod to stick to owner lindens by ijVI(J ultz president of the Baseball Players' following telegram fouru cluhbonse is authentic Pratt Care St League) Baseball Chib: advise players not to jump their rontfnels AV 1 11 not bo allowed to play and Jmvft to return bonus money AV 1 1 1 be exp'dlerl from rat rnity Magnates am team along beyond a battle Drooklyns and Baltimores for up position The Tip Tops provided brought into the fold will be est contenders of the iih'pp Louis Bradley is better supplied witli all around good material in every de partment except behind the but wln re SCIH'JI Monday Merrikau vs Hornbrook Tuesday Sublet te vs henry Pnwoll vs organ Thursday Boole Cat I'on vs Arhilll future of the lernipinsJn Baltimore is assured The writer fins seen only two ederal clubs in iH'liun the Baltimore Terrapins and the Pittsburgh Rubels and lie was Very much pleased with both Ralti nore should be a pennant contender 'i'Jie in Expert Picks Hoosiers Expects Inferior Baseball By CLARENCE 1 LLOYD SL Louin Dispatuii Special to Thu Indianapolis Star ST LOLTb Mo April Glaiming over the rosters of the eight clubs it is CHICAGO April 'll Mfinager Joe Tinker of the Chicago ederal Lru gim club thinks bls team looks like major league aggregation no doult that Tinker could take his bunch ami battle with great credit against Hie Athletics Giants or any other big league teaiii if he could al a star fliTt base man and one star outfielder to his present something beyond the ken of the average fan or even of him who thinks he is an Opinions Are Offered The Star has however been able to get from sporting editors in other cities on the circuit expressions of all of which admittedly are based on lack of complete knowledge of the real strength of various teams and the capabilities of the managers The Star believes though that the ederal League striving as it is for the support of the fans will endeavor at al! times to give clean baseball devoid of any semblance of rowdyism The various teams must perforce play fast snappy ball and by the very dash of their at tack and defense win their way into the hearts or the tans tie doubt that all the games win be cnaracterixea by play As Joe Jefferson said they all live long I i first i vis io fi nnd fiitlier McVaiigh or 1 lurnphii mad InllaiKiqolia lus prai lx nll? If kept riH companion that II had last Kiinnnnr Tlayrs Tim eat chins Htnft Is aiqmrlor IdKlim Ih ciiiimo JI has i 1 i tt i 1 1 i 1 nr uviwtKii xxuoaiYti aim Kansas City for sixth place rom re 1 liable sources comes the Information that Brooklyn is to be greatly strengthened within the next few weeks Kansas Citv with its bis roster of coast players is something of a dark horse and may sur prise the wise ones On form however it looks as though Kansas City has the edge 3 ff gKg I il I ZlWA Illi uH 1 I Il IP uk I if II III I IM fin 1 1 I I 1 ill 111 Iff bJUf I 13 fj I I I I Actual Size "tc ZS'cigaR6' a Mild Smoke A Kiefer Drug Co Wholesale Distributers Look for the cigars in glass box on top of case Keep Ii 1 Si.