Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 12

TYRUS PUTS SQUAD TO EXTENDED DRILL With Nd Social or Other Engagements to ill Cobb Starts Players to Work at 11 A Georgian In structs Defense in ine Art of Breaking Up Double Steal BY HARRY BULLION Augusts Ga March With no social or athletic engagements to fill this afternoon Manager Cobb and his charges put in a long practice session at Warren Park The boys started their stunts at 11 o'clock and quit only when the Augusta league team and the University of Georgia color bearers appeared for their scheduled game in the middle of the matinee period tutting ana netaing anus were tn to start the festivi liich the Peach person ally conducted instructions tn the art of breaking up double steals This' is one department of the Hen gals' defense that Cobb desires to improve before the championship season started and he kept the men on their toes continually for nearly two hours SID TOPS NEXT SHOW AT ELKS Southpaw Matched With Joe participated ties after Manager Keeps 'Em Trjbiff Ona crew took up stations on ths Infield and ever changing runnerswere put on the sacks with instruc Nelson New Orleans Lightweight tlons to run on imaginary steals Before the session concluded Ty was satisfied that his labor wast ed Everybody had a part to play in the program and If a mistake of the slightest nature was made Cobb made the offender try It over again until the play under the cir cumstances lacking competition that ft did met with the Georgian's approval It Is a play In which the catchers figure prominently of course be cause In the first place much de pends upon their ability to solve the enemys designs and then set the ball In motion to frustrate Its successful culmination Double Thefts Hurt Tigers requently disaster for the Tigers has followed In the wake of double thefts by an opposing club because it Is contention the short throw to second base became obso lete with them especially when tunnors occupied first and third bases before they got in motion to execute the steal Another fault with the Tigers was the failure by the baseman in pus session of the ball tu run back the Intended victim as tar toward the bane as possible and thus Insure the out Today the Cobbian theories worked to perfection but there al ways 1r the danger that what they absorbed In the way of knowledge in breaking up the double steal might be forgotten by tomorrow Cobb Knows Kun's Wurth Cobb appreciates the value of a run both when scored by the Tigers or the opposition And often In career the Bengali have been beaten bv a margin of a single run that might have been averted by more alertness and success against the double steal With adequate assistance Ty plans to profit by these runs him self and accordingly ho Is setting his plans to minimize the danger of unrestricted liberties on the paths by the rivals this seaaun Ty figures and correctly too that the fewer runs the other clubs make against the Tigers the fewer they will be compelled to sire to win That's good logic but It must bo nut to practical purpose before results are achieved TILDEMOTEGE LACKS EXPERIENCE Youthful Defeat Re sults in Elimination New York March William Tilden 2nd national and world's grass court champion and his 14 year oltl protege A Weiner of Philadelphia were eliminated today in the second round of the national Indoor doubles champinnship on the courts uf the Seventh Regiment ar mory The pair was beaten In straight sets 6 0 11 9 by 1 Hartmann and Ewing Jr uf New York Joe Burman Comes Wednes day to inish Training for Avenue Bout ollowing his six round victory over Ralph Brady of Syracuse Munday night EAd Barbarian has now been matched with Joe Nelson of New Orleans in tbs main engagement on the Elks' card next Monday night Nelson is backed by Ad Thatcher of Toledo who has been trying for the past year to land a match with tho Detroit southpaw The south ern lightweight is a cotnparalve youngstfir hr ring ratings having started In 1920 Since that time ha has met some of the good light weights his record showing two victories over George Chaney in the second uf which be stopped the hard hitting Baltimore boy He recently met Matt Brock at Hut Springs with the majority fav oring Nelson as tho winner Thatcher has seen Barbarian box several times and Is confident that his protege can at least hold Sid even Both Want Rematch An effort Is being made to re match Jimmy Brady and Jeakle of Toledo At the last Elks' show Jeakle fouled Brady in the second round and both boxers want to try conclusions again Joe Jawson of Milwaukee who leaped into tho fistic limellgat with a decision over Johnny Mendel snjaD has been signed to meet any lightweight selected by Match maker Norman Andries at the Elks April 12 Jawson is a very popu lar boxer through Wisconsin and Illinois and Is now anxious to branch out and enter the Michigan field Jo( Burman is due to arrive here Wednesday to finish training for hla set to with Sammy Sandow at the Avenue rRtvy night Joe is in top shape having recently won from Midget Smith In Madison Square Gardens in 12 rounds and needs only light work to keep from going stalo llurmnn at Top His decision uver Smith plated Burman at the head of the list ot probable opponents for Johnny Buff and a match is likely in the vast within the next few weeks Bur man is anxious to win over San dow ns Sammy Is the only bantam to score a victory over the Chi cagoan in the past two years Sun dew was given the decision after a le round bout in Baltimore In 1920 While both Burman and Sandow are well known In boxing circles the semi final at the Avenue is likely to bo nx great a drawing cnril Clarence Rosen Michigan flyweight champion will defend title against Jimmy ruhso of Kala mazoo Both little fellows have been consistent winners In Detroit engagements Jack Danfurd and Walter are to meet in the first 10 jound bout while reddie Subbag and Johnny Mello gu six runmls In the curtain raiser The match was the first cbanv He Wants Burbailsn pionship test for Tilden's youthful partner and though he displayed promising skill he wna unable to effectively support his famous com panion The bay's tournament In experience told especially In the first net but In the second he gain ed more confidence and with bril liant work by Tilden the pair gave Hartmann and Ewing a real battle An error by Tilden with the games four all and th points 40 30 In his favor cost the Philadelphians the only chance they bud to take the lead Weiner's service volley ing and deep court driving were ex cellent In this set All of the other matches went In straight sets Shafer and Dr George King Columbia veterans displayed flashes of championship form In defeating Penfield an Ohioan and William Mlles XX hat Again? Memphis Tenn March 28 Bill Tate won ft decision over Sam lAangfnrd here last night Tate had big Sam down for a count of nine In tho fourth round With a host of boxing patrons wanting to see Sid Barbarian and Tony Zill matched Mike McNulty comes In with a dell on the part of Johnny Schauer who Mike says will sign with either of them but 1 prefers the southpaw Schauer has boxed Willie Doyle Mickey Donley and Johnny Lewis in Detroit and on thu short end of any uf the decisions Mike also is angling to get Jack McAuliffe into the ring with Jack Clifford who stopped Joo Burke ami Patsy Brannigan in his two matcht in this territory He says that both the Mouse and the legion want this paid In a main bout anti hinted that if McAuliffe didn't car? to meet Clifford Hili Brennan might be the opponent for the St 1'aul heavy weight McNulty Is nn ambitious man ager and is always figuring on matches for his stable uf boxers A third match he says he would like to sign is Billy Emk with Bub Sage Johnny Ertle who boxed a draw with Joey Schwartz at Cuntluurd on Page Thirteen 100 Jerry's Cave Expands! 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Weights Suitable for Present Wear These suits are made of fine combed cotton yarns They are knit on a spring needle machine allowing plenty of elasticity so that the garment will comform to the tody The four styles include suits with long or short sleeves ankle length short sleeves three quarter length short sleeve and knee length and sleeveless knee length Other qualities in cotton and lisle union suits at $250 $3 $350 up to $5 Medium weight union suits with long or short sleeves $250 and $3 I 1 i 1 kS i i I I ft I ML I mi igp ST 1 DETROITS TOP KELLY GREENS IN HOT BATTLE After Slow Start Jerry Henchmen Tri umph By 19 to 17 UMPIRE BOTTLE TARGET Unknown Rowdy Helps To Mar Evening Two Players Swing ists Had the Kelly Green been able to maintain the pace established In the first 10 minute of play at the armory last night they might have come oft tho floor victorious over the Detrolts Instead of being short enders 19 to 17 But they could not cling to the 10 2 lead run up In the Interval named and once the Detrolts got together they made It two straight after exhibiting a grade of basket ball hard to beat In any league In the second half the Kellys could not score from the field and got two points on free throws Rowdyism and too rough play cropped out Late In the second half some one threw a water bot tle from the Kelly Greens corner at Umpire Kinsel Luckily the mlssle did not And Its target out smashed to bits on the floor Play had to be stopped to remove the debris Even then the players stepped gin gerly afterward when they neared the spot In the same period after eight minutes had flown Aus Unger and Thomas Clark exchanged wallops and both were excused for tho re mainder of tho evening Up to his dismissal Unger had played a grand game and his loss upset the Kellys They were not the same team with Unger absent After their slow start the De troits picked up In the Anal eight minutes of tho initial session and at recess tho count was 16 to 12 Kelly Greens up Led by Stanley War wick the Detroiters camo along fast and at the bell worn affording the Greens lots of exercise Warwick In tho second session brought volleys of applause by his glittering play Despite the efforts of Marty Kavanaugh Stan scored twice once after Marty apparently had him cut off In midcourt Stan did a bit of sidestepping that would make Ann Pennington Jealous evaded Kavanaugh and scored a Continued on Thirteen MANAGER WHO PLANS I TO RUN TEAM ROM BENCH I 1 1 I i Wm BILL KILLIER Contrary io early reports that he would again don the mask and breast protector regularly this season information from the Chicago Cubs now indicates that Killifer is seeking a depend able youngster to handle the catching duties Bill's plan is to direct the play of his club from the dugout and not from behind the plate AMATEUR IVES IN SEMI INAL Eight Games Will Be Played Wednesday Night Title Tilts Saturday Eight games will be played In the semi final round of the Detroit Amateur AthleUc state basketball tournament Wednesday night The contests will be held at the Highland park high school St Al bertus and Knights of Columbus gymnasiums Championship games In the four divisions will be played Saturday with the of gym as the probable court In addition to the regular games there will bo ono consolation tilt tho Studebakers meeting the High land Park of at St Albertus gymnasium Wednesday night Tho schedule follows: at Highland Park high school St Albertus vs Morgan et Wright (un limited class) Lenders vs StAlbertus Orioles welterweight) Sioux Pioneers vs Central Juniors (featherweight) At St Albertus gymaslnum: Ann Arbor Giotto vs A (un limited) Oriolis VS Cubs (light weight) Studebaker vs Highland Park of (unlimited) At Kinglit of Columbus gymna sium: Wesley vs Ilnstltutes (welterweight) St vs Hip tons (lightweight) Auxiliary Leaders vs Detroit Midgets tfcath orwelght) In thu consolation round games played at the A Tuesday night the Clairmont Junior club lost to the club 13 to in the featherweight division The Cadil lac Motor Parts forfeited to the Detroit Orioles and Holy Redeemer defeated the Temple live 28 to 16 All of the last four named passengerobs jSon Arrives Harry Heilmann orgets Batting) Harry Hellmann Detroit out i fielder and champion batter the American leiiKiie father: An elht pound boy wn bori to Mr and Ira Hellmann In De (roll Tuesday mornlnir Hellmann nrrUed here fevi jdaja mho to help celebrate the! event nad ul1l remain here prob ably until the end of the week: before leaving tn join the 5 on their way north fHmimitnininHmniHinn(inHMHHHiuitfj GEORGES KEEPS ANDOM GUESSING He May Not igure So Much After Lewis Bout New Yurk March With Harry Greb and Gene Tunney practically matched for a bout In the Garden some time In May there are mur muring (hat Georges Carpentier Li ready to meet tho winner It's hard to got th' exact dopeui that renchman One moment we hear that he is through with tho boxing ganv only tn have him bob up with an announcement the next that he Is far from through nnd that he will fight any man in the world including Dempsey Well Carpentier may not get chance to meet the winner of the Greb Tunney bout Unless tTTc schedule gets another twist Car pentier has an engagement with Ted Lowh some time during Muy London and unless Georges can dispose ot Lewis he is not likely to bo asked to meet cither Greb or Tunney Jack McAuliffe thinks that Lewis Is going to beat the renchman and McAuliffe ought to be a fairly guod judge of fighters G1LB0E BEATS HAROLD ALLEN renchie Averages 200 in 6 to 4 Victory Last Game Proves Headliner I Det HO Crloikl 1 ao Bambr 14 7 M7 STS awcell 11 7 6W 2it Hartman IS 19 262 Hauer 14 10 M1 Miller 12 9 Ml 247 Gilboa 11 9 560 2' Alltn 10 24 Boater 11 11 SW 244 Mallnowald I ffl 2i Moore I 11 4W Z't Paul 12 2S Keppenhagen 13 Scribner 7 16 i'M Allen 5 17 227 2 renchie Gllboe won ree tourney match from Harold Allen fi to 4 averaging 200 In the performance The final game kept the fans ap plauding Gllboe winning it 243 to 209 Allen gave renchie a battfe until the seventh Then Gllbuo found the spot and ran three straight double centuries each time taking down Harold Alien was not so worse as he averaged 1981 turning in four doubles one of them for 236 Jeo Allen and Eddie Movie are billed to bowl Wednesday on the Eastern Market alleys ALLEN G1LBOB Sc Hl Sp Sc 8t Sn fcJ lid 5 4 1 0 224 0 0 2 Jtt 3 4 1 19 3 I 0 Irt 4 6 1 0 1U9 3 7 0 1 4 no 8 4 1 2 H7 3 5 2 0 6 lid 3 6 1 I 1W 3 8 2 0 236 7 3 0 0 HI 3 8 0 1 7 223 0 3 1 0 13 5 2 2 1 8 200 6 2 2 0 213 6 4 1 0 H9 3 5 1 I 2i3 6 4 1 0 10 209 4 3 ISM 243 7 3 0 0 IM? 4 5 39 40 45 1 JT Allen's IM 1 10 average 2U0 North End Defeuted North End was defeated by the Beulah Baptists 21 to 10 This Is the third defeat fur the North End team this season PIRATES ARE PUZZLE TO DIAMOND CRITICS Collapse in Pennant Race Last Year Raises Doubts as to Chances This Season Gibson Has Good Pitching But Needs More Than That peclal to Th ree Drew Hot Spring Ark March After the men the Dlrate made of their quest last season 4t Is a risky matter to dope them for the comlna race Undoubtedly Manajer Gibson had a snappy well balanced aggrega tion In 1931 but It got away from him The boys flgured the pennant was a cinch and started to spend the world series pot before It was earned The result Is well known It would seem that a team that spurted as did the Pirates last year must have something There fore they should bo able to do It again Also it would seem that their blowup provided an excellent lesson Therefore they should not do It again If this reasoning 'Is logical It Is a certainty Gibson will have a persistent title con tender Of course the morale of the team may be gone for good in which case ability will count for nothing Whltted la Out the pennant days burst like a toy baloon late last summer president Dreytuss im mediately announced he was going to clean house He did nothing However release papers were re cently handed to George Whltted It is said Dave Itobertson who has not reported will bo given simi lar medicine Perhaps this is the belated house cleaning Whatever It Is It Is leaving a vacant out field post and Manager Gibson Is buay looking for new talent The best prospect for the right field vacancy Is Ray Roehmer He Is a left hander and hits tho apple In convincing style It Is a cinch that he has the edge over the re cruits who are Walt Mueller a highly recommended lad from Jop lin Mo: Homer Summa of Roches ter Harry Brown of Ogden Utah and Haren Cuyler of Bay City Mich One or two of theee lad may be retained for utility and de velopment In the other outfield bosti Gibson hM Carey and Big bee There seems to be more or less mystery about the Infield Although Gibson'a inner defense worked well last season up to the time of the grand blow off there an ideaaln the mind of the management that an improvement can be brought about thia can be traced back to house cleaning threat Two Infielders Sure Two infielders sure of their jobs are Charley Grimm and the diminu tive Rabbit Maranvlile Grimm us a first sacker dues not leave much to be duslred The aame with a bit added can be said uf Maran V1 Second base is a matter to be decided between Tierney of last year's team and Harold Traynor Tho latter was purchased from the Portsmouth team in 1J for 10 000 and was planted at Birming ham Ala to ripen last season He does everything well and la by far the best jf rookies in tin camp 4 Three men have a chance to naii down the third sack position Clyde Barnhart who was not exactly satisfactory there last year is stih on deck hoping to prove his worth The squad also includes Jewel Ens a veteran ofthu minor league cir cles He was snared at Syracuse and looks good He might be all right for one season The best prospects for the corner Is Claude Roehmer brother uf the outfielder but he may need more time to develop Claude halls from the University" of California he notched an ImpivMlve record and attracted the attention of sev eral big league clubs Into apace John Hollingsworth also is a worthy prospect He halls from Wichita alla Texas and broke the Texas league strike out record last season The catching problem is some what deepened by the defiant atti tude of Walter Schmidt i If the latter refuses to come to terms the job will go to Johnny Gooch who did well last fall after being brought up from Birmingham DETROIT TEAMS INISH RIDAY Largest Contingent rom City Will Roll at Toledo Wednesday rank Smith and Tom Haley ormer Champions on This Squad Toledo March 23 Detroit will send 22 five men teams on the alleys here In the American Bowl ing congress Wednesday night In an effort to land among the big money winners Three Detroit teams are listed to roll Thursday which will mark the closing of competition by out of town teeams riday and Saturday nights will see Toledo teams on the drives closing the tournament Moro than 100 Detroiters will take part In the singles and doubles o' Thursday this being the greatest contingent from that city to roll on any single day Heading the squad will be rank Smith last year's individual champion and win ner of second placu in tho all events Smith was also the larg est money winner in the Buffalo tournament Tom Hnley Rolls Another former A champion on the squad will be Tom Haley who won the all events In 1910 with a score of 1961 which stood until this year when it was broken by Spinnella of New' York who totaled 1999 Haley will roll In the doubles with another veteran pin spiller Tom The 22 five men teams to roll Wednesday night are: Smith Co Woodward Tigers Johns Clothes Shop Mendelsohn club 1 and 2 Syzmanskl Cable Piano Schmidt Turners Diedrich Paint ers Ta Hudpon Cadillac Ria don Creamery Donald Beard Co Kremer Kelly Bucks Border City ive Hart club Colts Border Cities ive No 2 Knights of St John No 1 and 2 Thursday Squnrf Detroit bowlers who will roll their doubles and singles Thursday are: Schmidt I oster Grun del A Smith A Hoyer Geller O'Connell Haley urol Schuknect Wenzel Schoen born A Bacher Beard Pa geau A Paul: Kramer Gi roux Hicke Brechles A Trent Hlavacek Evans Gillman: Zorno Hourigan Donn Aubrey: Scribner Dietrich: Scribner Dietrich Smith Ralston Weaver Stubenval Galen Hees Continued on Thirteen Tracey Latest To Seek Chance Mound Corp Strong With Babe Adams Wilbur Coop er Earl Hamilton Whitey Glaxner and a few others of last season staff tho rirute surely should not be pressed fur pitching talent In addition there is Harold Carlson John Morrison and Mso lellow hurse the noble redskin This does not include a healthy batch of re cruits from which Glbron has hop' of extracting une or two gents ot consequence Probably the best of the new hurlers is Phil Morrison from Iht Birmingham club Ho is a (tight hander towering 6 feet 2 inches Ncv 1 ork March Jim Trncey heavyweight championf AuNtrnllu ta the latent entry In the Hut of those seeking bouts Mltb heav yvvright ciinm Ihii Jock l)enpsy Tracey ho arrived here yesterday weighs 210 pounds stands six fret three Inches high and la only 21 ears old He i billing to meet Harry Wills or Hill Brennan first KILLIER SEEKS SECOND CATCHER San rancisco March 2S Bill Killifer ChiiaKO pilot Is reported to be seeknif an expor lencrd catcher now that tho sap at second base apparently has been Phiaqed by the acqulsltlompt Marty Krug This Is regarded as an Indication that KlUlfcr plans to do very little receiving himself during the com ing season PENNEY CAPTAIN Larry Brown Lawson Robert son Refuse to Prosecute New York March Relay team which the University of Pennsylva nia has sent to England to meet Oxford and Cambridge In four mlte race at club April has arrived in London after a of said advices receiv ed hero today 1 Hiring the crossing on the Aqul tanla Larry Brown captain of tho American team was robbed by a steerage passenger who later at tempted to coinnilt suicide by hang ing and afterward was turned loose In Cherbourg because no on wished to s(ay behind to prosecute him Mrs William Halo Thompson wife of the mayor uf Chicago and laiw Robertson conch of tne I'enn team also Wore robbed honoluHTstar TO MAKE TOUR Oakland Calif March Duke Kahanamoliu world champion sprint swimmer of Honolulu who lecently announced bls retirement from amateur ranks I planning to tour the United States this summer and appear at various resorts ac cording to a letter received here COLLEGETITLE WON BY TIGERS ITInccton March 23 Princeton tonight won the basket ball championship uf ths Intercol legiate league by defeating the Vnlversity of Pennsylvania 23 to 23 in the play off fr (ho title Each team won tight and lost two games in the regular season i Roster i I or 1922 PITCHER Club with Buts Th tn 1921 Pat itch John Auer ree Afrt No record Win Jilshop li eivmi Pn) No record Ctar Brown Ludington 135 758 Leon Uohltwi 1S7 11 Art Kctnl Pm No record Ivon Dei! re Agt No record Roy Gordnnlor buffalo 200 Grhms ItoMnw 217 JJ29 ('haw Bucket ree Agt No record Al Mamnux Robins 132 fW John sMllJus Robins 17 ffil MltchidL I Robins 2fi3 650 Wat Ructhcr Robins "51 Phu! Schreiber Jndtmmvlllo 1K1 4M rrd Schlipp It Robins 12 6'4! Harry Shriver RnuhiAW 224 70S Bhrrod Smith I Robins 22S Arthur Vnnc Orleans 222 Welngartner rra Agt No record CATCREK Hat hM John DeBerry Orleans 255 KN Hijtiirllns Memphis 220 9'2 ottn Miller Robins 2M 972 tabti Button it ree Agt No record Janice Taylor Rebins IM Dfo JNlElJiEKH Sam Orane Reds 212 3 Andrew inch Memphis 321 ms Harold Janvrtn Robins 217 122 Jm Jnhnstan Hol ins 325 Wm Jt Buffalo 2H 924 ivnn uleon Robin 26S 943 Kntnui'l poet Rocmwr 35 Ray Schmandt Robins 305 9S2 OUTIELDERS Bert (Irlllhh Orleans 365 Tom Grinith Robins 312 j77 Wallace Hood Robins 27 Hurry Myers 71 Robins 2X7 Ml Bernie Robins 257 John I ry I lint 313 Zack WiiftH II Kobina 820 M3 President ''hnrlea Ehbsta 4 'Imrles Ebbets Jr Manager Wilbert Robinson CoH Nftp Rucker Training Jacksonville la Tho Brioklyn Ttahlns In 1921 won 77 and loot games finishing fifth with a per rsntase of 607 Ths team hit 380 and fielded (44 The Robins Joined the National league In 1SIA being the laal club admitted Into the organisation Imrlng career of 32 years in the league the Robins won 1M1 and lost 2183 games ranking seventh In the National league lifetime won and lost club standing with a percentage of 477 (Copyright 1922 by Al Munro Ellas) SCWL ATHLETICS'' Mriuifily (muring the further ing of uthtatlc Activities nmong the grammar nnd Intermediate school pttplls The ree Pre Mill devote a portion of the spurt aertlon to the doings the younger gcnrrntlon Any suggestions or articles drnllnc with school athletics for hoth buya nod girls will he welenmed for printing In this column Schoolboy diamond atblctcs nl yoady are preparing for ono of tb greatest baseball campaigns troll's 100 or more elenmnlary in Ktilutloiia have enjoyed since the pastime became a part of their educational program The aaaaoii will open April 17 for both oluncntary and Intermediate schools PasrbHlI ch dtiles are prepared in tho Bourd of Edu cation department of health edu rnUon ofilcen and will be in iho before tho spring vaca tion Boys in the sixth grades will play the playground game of bnsrbnll while tho older boys will play the regulation game Present plans call frr the opera tion of 29 leagues ami participation of 232 teams which mnna approxi mately 2500 school boys will take part in organized baseball the com ing season Mach of the 232 teams Is anx ious to acquire possession of the Wryhing trophy emblematic of tho city championship It was won in 1921 by tho Davison school and held the previous year by the BUhop school The senior baseLnll championship was wop In 1921 by tho Owen school Hlllger school took the honors in tho Junior division Laurels In tho intermediate section were cupped by Jayne school Garfield school won the championship of a special sev enth grade division Banner for tho basketball championship now nre being awarded to Bishop Lingetnunn ('nrstens Davison Dwyer Mc Irving Wilson Hanne man Goldberg and Stephens schools Girls In the fifth and sixth grades of all elementary schools are sub mitting their school scores for the city stunt test Each girl Jims been tested In the 30 stunts which are accepted for girls and a school score compiled by tho method sim ilar to the tabulation uf school scores for read'll writing and arithmetic by this method ftavrnlh and eighth grade girls have been eotnpHing in Intra mural volley ball tourna ment These scores are being turned aver tn thu department uf health education for compila tion and comparison Schools will receive a report of the stunt test and tho vollev ball tournament within two weeks The Well Dressed Choice Ak Your prnirjttat Jiff By Miami Mff Co Tuprkrt Knnw sin GREAT ISISH RETAINS LEAD 1 OR SCHAEER' Champion Takes Second Block rom Wlliie Hoppe 500 to 486 SCORE NOW 1000 TO 952 Challenger Displays Gameness in Remarkable Uphill Cue Contest I BY INNINGS Score by Inning! (ST 143 35 15 53 ST 'j 11 10)0 Average 42 4 8 Grand I 58 17 Hopve 13 54 0 71 17 134 485 052 Average 4)0 3 7 Grand a vera 50 8 10 Chicago March 28 (By the As sociated Willie Hoppo to night gave one of the gamest ex f( hlbltlons of billiards in bis long career but was unable to over come tho spectacular playing of the champion Jake Schaefer In their 1 500 182 balk line match for the world's title and the second block of play ended with "young still In the lead 1000 to 952 Schaefer won block 500 to 486 but at one time led his challenger 30Q to 97 Starta With Speed The champion ntarted with rapid scoring runs of 157 and 143 which took the heart out of fol lowers but only stiffened the back bone of the veteran who as a boy In hla nearly two decades ago beat the world's greatest players Hoppe's lips tightened perceptibly a he sat in his corner watching perfect work In the first two frames and when the challenger! failed to score in hla third inning' tho match appeared to be over Schaefer however weakened In? the final frames and Hoppe came back with 134 In hla sixth frame and passed Schaefer tn tho next In nlng with a run of 167 At the start of tonight's play Schaefer was the Hoppo of last 1 night He played with precision that was perfect while Hoppe was very unsteady and the breaks were ail against 1dm As the game progressed the luck shifted and tho champion at one tliho seemed certain of defeat Daughter With Htm Back of corner sat hl 5 year oh! daughter Alice and as I the night's play closed she rushed I up to her father and whispered to him: I "You'll win sure tomorrow papa" she's right" commented Hoppe hope so and I think so but It's evident now that thb breaks will decide this Schaefer left the balls in good position for his first shot tomorrow night when the Anal 600 points of the match will be played Test Dalls and Tabla Before the start of play the balls and the table again wore carefully tested to see if the weather or the movement of that part of tho audience on the stage had affected them Schaefer resuming bls tenth in ning In the total play and starting hts first Inning of tonight's block found the balls grouped at one end of the table where he left them last night The champion holding a 34 lead over his challenger began with four nurse shots but had to drive one object ball around the table for his fifth Several clever open shots were necessary before the champion could again group the Ivories but finally got' them together and quickly reached tho 50 mark His position play on drive shots brought fre quent applause Again getting the balls together Schaefer brought his first run to Continued nn Thirteen WK I I 'i I.