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the press SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 8, 1923 FOUR SPORTINQ SECTION Does Not Stop Organization of Sandlot Ball Leagues Derrick Bill CHOIR BOYS WHO PLAY ALUMNI WEDNESDAY BIG DUCKPIN Skating Teams in Relay Race Friday Boo Ryan To Clash With English Star In McKeesport Ring MANY ORGANIZATIONS ARE ALMOST IN SHAPE NOW FOR INAUGURATION OF SEASON Feeling Grows That Pittsburgh Win Not Be De-prived of Its Extra Hour ol Daylight Many Meetings This Week Trophies For PRESS Winners Being Designed. Lovers of sandlot baseball in Allegheny county are going ahead with arrangements for their activities during the coming summer, in spite "of the fact that a bill is pending in the state legislature which if j.assed will rob Pittsburgh of official daylight saving. The feeling seems to growing among the ball players and others that in some way Pittsburgh will continue to have its hsfv si VIT---w viC Wnwilr tA rltlft Alt Si 1 v'fWMf 1 Lv i qrtra hour of daylight this summer, and that twilight baseball will aeain be possible. BASEBALL MEETINGS I lug utui ing future, TRINITY CHOIR BOTB Of "OLD TliniITT" OH SIXTH AYK. Mngcr-alhletes representing Trinity Choir the basketball flnr.

These lads have established a recard la tii hifttnry of Trinity hurra basketball, wtaalag tl games, erllsslag bv one the mark ef the MIS oSt. The t'bolr llovn will make their final appearance of the sea mm at t'srseirle Terb gymnaslnm oa Woodlawa ave, Wednesday nlsht oanlnnt their alumni, lunipnmrd of several hlsh srhool stars, Itrnrr slaaers la Trinity Choir, I'ront rovr. left to riaht iordon Warner, beorce MrCnlaioa, Cant. Edward Obey, Gilbert Ilonter and Byroa Hark row Jaliaa Bond, Clarence Bora and Maaaser John Mrhels. ft.

In some quarter the opinion pre- vall that the Derrick bill, even If It passes the house, will never get past Or governor. There tre others who feel that, even If the bill Is passed, some plan will be hit upon to give Allegheny countains what they want In the war of extra lime in the evening tor recreation The organization of leagues goes merrily on. Many of the organizations have reached that staRO where they are almost ready for the open of the se.ason the first weel; In and others will conclude their preliminary plans In the very near I IfTHH PRESS Junior league Is all set for the start. The schedule has been drawn, and will be published In heat Sunday's paper. There are eight good teams In this circuit, and they are aJI looking forward to a fine sea-sea.

wonTiisiDK jmioR i.ooi. THE PRESS Northside Junior league schedule will ho drafted as soon as all the managers send In word definitely as to the nishts their grounds will be available. Their attention is again called to the neces- slty of acting at once on this matter. Everything else has been given attention, the teams are working out. and expect to be ready for an early start, Iota club lfys joined this liagne, completing a circuit.

It Is hopod that It will be possible to increase the circuit of THE PRES3 Northside Twilight league to six strong clubs, and a definite decision ii this point is expected this week. As soon as It is settled, the schedule will be drawn, and everything made ready for the str.rt. The officers have extended an invitation to another elrong clob or two to line up with the Twlllghters this season, and if they accept this look will be the strongest and bent the Northside has ever known. OOtJHTY L.EAGUB POSSIBI.K. Preliminary steps toward the organisation of an Allegheny County league to play Saturday afternoon ball were taken at a meeting last weak, at which nine of the strongest clubs ia this section were represent ed.

TO BE HELD THIS WEEK. TODAV THIS PRESS Deer reli Valley league mill meet at the CurtlNVllle lntlllHlrlnl 31. C. A. nt 1:13 p.

m. MONDAY T1II0 PRKSS Mercan tile Mnnufnrtiirlng lengue meets at Till! PltRSS offlre at p. ni. TIUMIAY niirtley Senior league rnpMi at Hardware Penn nve. at "t'M p.

m. Tl'KSDtY PHKSS (arrlek httrih league meets at St, nnail's rhnreh, 8 p. m. PRESS Panhandle league meets at Tope's Ante Ac cessory store, p. a.

Election of officer and drafting schedule. FRIDAY nartley FRF Jnve- nlle leng'ae meets at nradley Hardware OSfiS Penn at 7 ISO p. m. circuit may be Increased to 14. The league will be divided into two sections, the sectional winners mooting In a chamlonship series at the close of the season.

The teams certain at present are tha p. W. solberts, Rankin Arcade, Itennath, Brushton A. Yankee Juniors, Jaxon A. East Liberty Triangles, Shadysld Triangles, Bloomfleld Triangles, Ohmar club, Cathedral cl'Jb and Morningslde Cubs.

Next Friday evening at the same place the Bartley PRESS Juvonlle league will meet. This loop Is for teams whose playors range In actual use from 13 to 18 years, and a strong leaguo Is anticipated. Amos O. Ad-klnson Is pushing the Hartley leagues, and Is meeting with flue success. When he gets through, ha expects to have close to 50 teams In the various classes lined up.

ei-mott ao west- ex u. Nearly all the preliminaries have been given attention by the officers of THE PRESS Sheraden, Elliott and Wostend Church league, which wl'l open Its season on April 50, with eight strong clubs. This league functioned nicely last season, but Is looking forward to even better times this summer. The last campaign taught Its lessons, and the officers have profited by them. The season In this league will run until Labor day, and each team will play one game a week.

IS 11AFT05 ASD INGRAM. The Craflon and Ingram Ohorch league will be a firmer foundation than ever this season. Heretofore the league has had no grounds that It could call Its own, hut used the Methodist diamond. This plot of ground has now been purchased by the school board of Crafton, and will be used exclusively as a pubtlo recre ation center. It Is expected that a number of Improvements will be made, which will add to the attractiveness of the Church league con tests ln the futnre.

Although the league will be llm Ited to five clubs, Ingram Union, Crafton Presbyterian, St. Phillips, Crafton U. P. nnd Crafton M. there will be three games each week, according to present plana, and a keen rivalry Is certain to make the games Interesting.

HARMONY TO SIOTTf AGAIN, Another meeting of THE PRESS Harmony league will he held In the near future, by which time It I hoped to have six clubs lined up. At the last meeting, Bradford Woods and Wexford were not represented, hut It Is hoped that they will have teams, and come along. Older Corner, Warrendale, Prrrymrille and Ingnmar are certain. KOKOI, LOOP ORGANIZED. It Is probable that the Sokol league will Join THE PRESS family this season.

The matter has been taken under advisement by the officers, and a decision will be reached In a few days. The Roknls will have eight good clubs In line this season, and they piny high-elans bnsebsll. PI.ASXINO PRESS TROPIIIKfl. A noted silversmith Is now at work TOURNAMENT OPENSMONDAY Activities in Annual Southern Event at Club Alleys Promise to Break All Records The Southern duckpin tournament opens tomorrow on the Club alleys with one of the largest entry lists ln its history. The rolling starts tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock, when a squad of five-man teams will take the alleys.

They will be followed by two-man teams at 8:45 and by In dividuals at 0:30. Tuesday ths rolling starts at 4 o'clock ln the afterncon, and on Wednesday tho activities be gin at 1 o'clock. Following Is the schedule for the first three days of the (ournev: Monday, t-aina. o. m.

Dan Winters. Balamati. I'luabursh Care and Supply Johnnie National Hl-cult Co. William II. Zuller.

CapltoU Home.tfad: tiongl. Hpark I'1uk. Ml. Oliver; St. Ci.lr.

Vlaxa. Two-man p. m. A. Knrhl.r-3.

G. Ilaxsr. John Kovar k-John Coil. H. Klrch-J.

Ku.t. Si.hlTcr- W. Hrhernr, Jnhn Hey-M. Broniler, J. Lsiuttrljach-W.

Bornm.ra. lndivlduala. 9:.10 p. in. A.

Kuchler. .1" Luta, H. Uror.il.r. J. (1.

ilnter. I. Vlck. It. Kirch.

J. Ku.t. nh S. h.rer, Harry Pracbt, V. Snmrnr.

W. Sther.r. John H-y, .1. Tii.iwI.v. l.ifiimn tclml.

4 P. B. Trail-It. Mlnnii ka. p.

Ilollen-P. J. S'akem. Ketterer-O. K.

bi.tiii.y-i-. Vogel, A. Vwhum-U CarrnM. A. J.

A .1 KiLLl r-K. tl. McQinn-P. Cng.v. V.

u. Klrlle-O. Miller, II. Mlih-r-W. yorhum-C.

r. II Krli ti-t''. Att-torla. .1. I Bohnert-Ueorg U.

Wtrna, J. 4:41 p. m. D. Trail.

Hoi-ten. M. Kuti.r.r. K. Scl.l.y.

A. Vochum, A. 3. Schmiti. A.

J. Hnu.h.r. II. Minnieka, P. Biakem.

C. Kmtfr.r. K. ng.l, r.rroll. A K.

it I pot, i. Motiltin, V. i. Klrlte. li.

Miller. W. Ywlmm, II. Brlen, J. 1.

Buhn.rt. J. V.IHg. fnftry. C.

W. Mlllor. w. Huck.nat.in. t.

r.ngio- mrlKr. Aiorta, ueorg. u. v. wi-man teama.

iv p. m. r-Kd. HIjuU7 W. Weber-H.

Kliniing. a. Davi-B. Nno'feld. K.

Lw.llyn. J. Ntu-y-K Ou.rtn.r, V. Bp.ncr-W. Milliard.

8. ningland-II. Kowler, W. Weln- lieimer-ii. emminan.

i-" wtitiiniu.n. Itlch APtlermin, Kram.r-M. Abraham, Joe-F. Cun.n. II.

W. Lably-A llelvllle, H. Bcb.rar-N Beakln. lndivlduala. P- yv- W.

Web.r. A. Davl. r. Bayl.a.

J. ary, Sp.ncer. H. Ktrigland. IS.

Hchultz. H. Kllnaing. JI. tholeld, o.

4.i.w.tiyn, tiaartni-r. W. Hilli.rd. it. owi.r.

W.inh.loi'r. H. I.lnnerl. K. n.

kram.r. Jr. 1L Labby. II. M.

bcher.r. U. L. Klamtnan. W.

Wilkinson, F. And.r-oa. M. Aaraham. F.

Cun.a. A. M.lvilla N. W. Ileakln.

Two-men lunii p. m. J. navu ana W. Mulilyan.

W. Wla and If. Hahn. C. McKlm and J.

Jahn, Hhnldrr aud K. Trav.ra, ti. Mtt.un and U. McCully. K.

ruit and bcalla U. Bemrr and j. alii- lr. T. Hllliard and E.

Hlghtw.i.er. H- Ijin and 1. Oaaald, J. l.ynn ana f. rlr.nor.

It. Halt and A. li. fox. Foldman and C.

Mey.ra 7:41 p. m. J. Darin, w. W.I..

C. McKtm. E. Bchn.idar. D.

Mc- Cutty. F. Kpalla. W. Mulligan.

11 Rabn. Jahn. J. I.Min. II.

Halt. M. F.ldman M.y.ra. P. T.

Hllliard. H. 1-ans. Prlcenor. A.

U. Fox. J. J. Janickr J.

Miller. Rl.ntwvlii.r. H. Oawald. 8.

Ma- aun. rro.t. K. Mrtitnly. t.ama.

I 30 p. m. Cum- bfrlnnd Trov Hill. Lyman Kir. T.I.- Kgal.

HutiK-alrad. Woudlawn. Woodlawn. W. A.

H. Wumerdlns. Ar- cad. ll.nkln. It Dultl, W.

I. K.lo-eok.ra. taamfl. 1. B.

m.SnBth.rn. Schlll.r-tJIock.. Club No. 1. Club No.

J. Caatla fhannon, CaMI. Hhannon. Kllburk. bolmont.

Jr. o. II. A. ut ninh.

No 1. noh. No. J. Two man t.ma 1 n.

Himuli and lr Ktani.r. II. W.rtv and C. H.ory. A.

Oi.lv. ah and I. tiolva.a. j. Hardy and W.

Ain.nt .1 rnrt.v.nn and A. It. M.v.ra. W. Will.

n.r and T. A Friorl and J. W.lnU.imer. Tepm.at and D. Mosm.

U. and ll.rk'kv. I. K.mp and i Vulis. F.

llllr and II. Thoma. lnrlllldu.l. n. V.

tttmnlt. J. Wclnbelrner. I. Oolva.b.

A. Heabpl. Lui.rt. A. it.

kf.v.r.. Kr.m.r. It VVeriv. Tenipwt. IL I.

kenio. Mlllr. T. Klehards. C.

Hanry. Ia Moa.o. M. B.rkoakv. J.

Volu. It Thoma. A. Krl.nd. A.

uolvaah. J. llardv. W. Am.nt.

.1. Turrvv.un. Two man team. 2:3 n. Irt Orar and William Karr.ll.

W. Ua and W. Drown, a and L- SohmltL V. Tttomaa and Kdward Hh.nnard. O.

"laker and kennnv. H. Vi.rli.lltr and A V. MIM.r nnd Wrni. lnt and Mich.

I H. iJapp.r and Cltmrg Dobakl. w. lfb.ndrn and Toboi.ki. J.

H. Con nor and J. ruiLrton. C. Moran and J.

Ibn.r. It. and Altll.r. William li.nn and .1. Hi-hula.

inaividuaia. i p. m. uartv tir.y. w.

Un. II Thoma. (i. Stoker. Vlrn.ilr.

Miller, WHMara r.ll. W. itro.ii. S. Tobul.k Edward kh.noard.

K.nnov. A. F. W.ns. C.

Iena. H. rentier. W. iAcbendro J.

V. Connor, Moran. u. tte.cn. niittam li.nti.

Michel, ceutr. Iiubtkt. Snnnt' J. Cull.rlun. J.

ihu.r. J. Millar, J. 'hula. Two man teams.

4 a. eratin ana Al Miller. .1. J. Welh and McUraJt A.

Nu.a and P. PnTd.r. Snltlauaa and llvkow.KV. J. stainew.

inn w. J. Meiiearv and It Mam ll.na.er and W. y.rakln. and K.

lotP. j. tturn. ana r. a.

od I.fm. II. Wllklnwin and J. ll.wratikci. W.

llU'klev and H. ulualtla. ldz.iknw.kl and K. Wavel. Individuals.

o. in. II. Smith. J.

J. W.iKh. A Nu.a. H. rtchl.uas, J.

aietrtewa. J. M'tt'arv. etam iinii.t.,. i Miller.

J. 1'. rnfuw, knwaky. W. Hubekl.

It. liuroa. partner. Xf t. I K.Wtn.

K. Wilkmaon. W. Ilitrklev. K.

Jdtjkotiakv. U. lpn P. llerrar. C.

Kaawoln. .1. Its ran ko. J. Ilswranko.

Mloakls. K. Twu-man teams. Hoener, O. Brady-I.

W. k.adv-A. Ober. O. Itl.l-M.

nau'r. Hhrlv.r-.l. N.utw, Marririnni. r. li.

HUlRl.r-W. Itutaier, er lltel-t. M.iU'MH.. r. p.

K. Hoener. O. ttr.H. Keady.

tl. Itt.l. J. shrlv.r. Prl.rnger.

Kraw, arrtclnnl. F. X. Hn.n.r. He Novak, A.

itr. M. Jtau.r. F. U-WM.

I' P. II. Uutaler A. Utals. w.

iiiet. i "--7 on, W. nutaier. n. Bimmnne.

an. gal Noe. 1. a. ana tat ie iiurk.

Bowman. T. II U.thle. llryde. Five-man teams 4 Haklna Arcade.

1,:. Cream. rV H. i n. m.

Fed.rsl MrKeesport: Tech uy to. ritlaburan M.thlea. jwdiolta Holt. Kliaabtb. mr.rrlek Flvo-man teaina.

1 BBglea. Mamula, Harmon No. ii.nk No I P.nli No 1: fie. 1. ArilBgtoB ho.

i. Itlll Top, MU Oliver. Rheehan. VSrTaa: siorkh.u.eV Walsh: TTnVv.du.li'0lo' r. C.

J. Conlay. 1. J. DEAN BATTERYMEN WORKING OUT INDOORS.

With the baseball season drawing neavr, Davy Roberts la making great nlana for the J. J. Dean nine and al- ntilf haa his battery candldatea working out Indoora. The ar.saoB will open at Haya, Pa, with William M. Tnrner club on April and the Dean mentor will have but a short time to get hie men In oonditlon for sorb, an opponent The Deans thla sosson, as In previous years, will try to better their record of playing the largest number of gamta of any amateur or semi-pro club la the city of Pitta- bo rah.

Roberta la barf arranging garnet with the best ettrba tn thin section and haa already closed with hflll vale. Broadway Clab, Harmarvllle Consumers and Turn era. Clubs are rerroeated to write Davy Roberta, S27S Center av ar phone eranc avn-j betweea and o'oloolu Ta Troval In 4irtn IV 1 1 u-wi n-iwvi Rntger Milage nine will go aoata la automobiles, covering 1,000 mile. Si of ko. Pittsburgh Council.

it" No i. Bruntrwlck. I.atrobe; thivl No: Harmoala No. mi rn.li.lb: Hnwianu. is Two teams of roller skaters will meet in a two-mllo go-as-you-pleaae relay nice next Friday evening at the close of the regular skating session the Auditorium rink.

Broad st. and Larimer Kastena. Roche and Dick will make up one team, and Long and Azarra the other, and the toammates will be privileged to relieve each other whenever Uiey see fit. Tliis means a hot race over the entire course. Thtso teams met on March 23 whea Long and Azarra won.

However, Dick took a tumble during that race, but for which he and his mate think they would have been returned the winner, and they eonseriaeseSfy asked for another chance, which will come to them Friday, This should be a good contest. The Auditorium rink will continue to operate every evening. The recent death of the lessee, B. E. Clark, will not change the policy of the management, which Is now vested in IJdward Noll, who was for years associated with Mr.

Clark. To Have Municipal Course. Jersey City will lay out a municipal golf course. A feature will be a practice- course of two or three eitra holes for beginners. "rlfJr mine 1 TRADE MARK National Base Ball Week Get intothegame with Spalding rqurpmrnt standard of the world for nearly balf a century.

The Ball that Made Base Bail Ta. OSlal rt.liaal Sall-tia OBcial Ball tk. I2.N. Olkar K.eldlaf rialU. IS Ma, 71., I1.M, ll.tt, I1.M, 11.1..

Spalding Base Ball Clorea MnwfaatarMl is er wa firlarr ndmt th. rlfld laawMUae. A feetav. Sp.ldiwe gl. la tk.

patt-atad, dlvMted ihb aMni lb. ftaan. walek MM rip. Tk. "Uinj," wd by iM each a.

OiIm. glwaai, II, IJ. i. 11 1, II, S.M, It, 17, TJ. Spalding Bae Ball Mitts Cuban' aa ta.mwi'f.

Straw at-ImIIM t. dMaili w.iaa tk SpaU-l. Im. aaa.ati. Tk Mlaitan' aaltt it lea.

Tail aallt It eaej. tb.1 lb. fM. la Mtwallf awUd frwa nil lailh, naaaling aa 4m. anujar.1 pmkM.

guk, HIS, nikwr SewUlail aaltla, li es, tM, riM.tt te.li M.iatt, ism, et, its, 7 J. is so. Spalding BaU Tha wm4 aae wraiaimkip af SpaU. taf kwla anat alatarl BM.r. I tw Spaldlal at.adard tl QwiUlr lb baSt.

mlj tk batt. Aatrapk" Kaa Wllluiau m4t. Illi WMaaarfal k.a. tua ra rd a) aaSriMI inawi tk. great v.lu.

tbia mal lor twaig dUlasca b.lliuj. Eab, IJ M. Swl.r, Frit-k. Rally. Kami, a.4 fam.ii.

playara are InrlnH.d In in. Sp.hlinl Amrapk li. Uie n.i... jl.U, Lx, iK, 11.00, 11, alio. It's a big week fat lata tha game make (I pay dividends health and happiness JUST PUBLISHED amasalat'iOattafSataBaD MS Woeg Street, ritUsaTf.

Greatest Values Evir Offered 7.00 2,200 Olim Head riiotina $2.95 MONARCH ELECTRIC CO. 410 WOOD HTIIKKT trill press while tea wait. II resjr etothes II acuwaan mix MAvap thus m. VHM laWs aBV assa salaasi's wei Tho Majestic club of Mt-Keesport for another high class boxing show to be held next Thurs-lty evening In the Palisades rink, and yesterday closed for thu main Itout of in rounds. Jt will brine together Boo Ryan, of Iawrencevllle, and Ted Marchand, of Detroit.

The latter Is a newcomer in these parts. In fact, he is new In tho States. Marchand Is a native of England, and has been In Yankceland but one year, making his headquarters In the famous city of autoa. Eix weeks ago he met Pete Hartley at Louisville, and gave him an artls-tlo lacing. Two weeks later ho encountered th well-known Sid Barbarian at Detroit, and whipped him devlsively.

He comes highly recommended, snd the Majestlo club officials declare they know he Is a good man. capable of putting up a pleasing bout. In Ryan he will meet a lad who Is generally regarded as a comer. Boo was formerly a kingpin In the amateur brigade, and has bei'n making; rapid strides since he entered the realm of the profcs.lonals. He boxed the Tube City last week, and won from Knockout Jitney, of Reaver Vails, when he was fouled by the latter.

However, he would have wuh anyway, for he had a nig margin over the down-river lad at the time, and the bout was almost over. Ryan and Marchand have agrend to make 13(1 pounds at 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon, a figure which jua milts both of them. The club Is nutting together a fine lirie of preliminaries, snd promises Its patrons a fine show throughout. The prices have been set at $1, tl and Carrick Churches Organize League THE PRESS Carrick Church Base-ball loagu was formally organized at a meeting held lost week at the Redeemer Lutheran church In that borough. Six churches were represented, ar.d all will have teams In the league as follows: 8I Basil's.

St. Wcndelin's, Ppencer M. E- Concord Presbyterian, Redeemer Lutheran and one team representing Stewart Avenue and Zion Lutherans. The next meeting will be held at fit Basil's church on Tuesday evening at o'clock, at which officers will be elected, and the schedule committee appointed. Rules were adopted at the last meeting.

The burgess of Carrick has assured the league of his support, and the clubs are looking forward to a successful season. Panhandle League Meets on Thursday Another meeting of THE PRESS Panhandle Baseball league will be held next Thursday evening at 8 o'clork at Tope's auto accessory store, old Washington Hank building, Burgettstown, at which officer! will be elected, and a schedule drawn for the season. All towns which are Interested end Intend to put team In the league must be represented, or else get In touch with Wilbert Rtid at Burgetts town In the meantime. At a meeting held lust week. Har mon Creek, Atlasburg and Frances Mine were represented, and Avella yesterday signified Its Intention of going along, and Intimated that I Penobscot would also fell In line.

A six-club circuit I desired, I BASKETBALL REFEREES BANQUET TOMORROWS Th. We.tern I Official, aa.itr-.tlr.n lll hnnuttet tomorrow mani in iu. e.r.n it.tni tn. Inr event nf the non tor th. iKtdy nf refereel Who handle nf important-.

In th. A varied proa-rum nt mttaln and will follow Ih. dinner al o'clock. President Houahnnr haa (aimed a that every member flln th. reeord of his before Tuesday In orrtnr that th.

nulillratlnn of th. offlelal atatl.tlra in th. haaketball guide will not he rt- ay-ii. Th. seeend number nf Bottshn.aa." tha nffl- lal tntirnal nf th.

will m.k. Us appearance th hannset. RELIABILITY 'CAVEAT KMPTOR." the old Roman rule between buyer and seller meaning "Let the buyer beware," holds pood today in buying job lot tires. Buy LEES and be sore, 1 for 10 Yraia Pwt liaa On Tear New Car Yea tan flsv Then For The Asking. inland Oll I Twwtiwn geeend sad Orsnt Kauil Bad llama at at.

Clair I N. Harris Dig Havanas Tha Daily Smoft wiot Sc Each for 28 I IIAnnifi ESlkirt Baaat a wvwa Tkrrd Ava, Pittebsrli. Pa. Thar are some difficulties In the way. feat the nucleus for a fine league la assured, and it Is probable that the circuit will become a rcal- Ity, with olubs like liellovue.

Mill-' vale and others of that class in Una. Some of the clubs are a bit skep-jtical aaoat Saturday afternoon games proving a paying proposition. They argue that the twilight proposition i.has been the best for a number of years, but it Is practically impos-sUlWa. to operate a twilight league 'oomsaed of teams situation a con-alderakl distance from each other. BCBTtXO AT CVRT1SVILI.K, Today at Curtisvllle a meeting will be held at the Y.

M. C. A. for the purpose of completing the organization of a PRESS Deer Creek Valley 'league. There are six clubs Ln line iSlaachard, Curtisvllle No.

1, Curtls-, Tills No. 2, Balrdford, Superior' and 'Harwlck. Today's meeting wilt be started promptly at 1:13, and a full attend-ease Is anticipated. Mr. Ludwlg, secretary of the Curtisvllle Industrial is in charge of this league, a.ftd promises to make It a go.

M. A M. GATHERS TOMORROW. Fineview Fans Are To View Games From Grandstand Seats With practically all the players lined up, the Fineview Board of Trade baseball team Is awaiting the opening of the season on May 3. A committee representing the Board of Trade waited on city council last Wednesday and were assured that a grandstand would be erected at the playgrounds In.

time for use this sea son. This is something the backers of the club have been huntllng for. and their efforts have finally been re warded. The club plans a big benefit enter tainment within the next two weeks, at which the realization of a neat sum Is anticipated. Fineview Is going In for baseball this season stronger than ever, and promises the fans the beet team that has ever represented the hilltop.

Lefty Hughes Is to be the active manager and has been given full au thority to sign players. He has lined up none but the best and it Is certain that Fineview will present a stron front. The community Is sol idly behind the team and promises co-operation and support to the limit upon the design tor a handsome trophy, which will be presented to the winning teams In each of THE PRESS leagues. Just what the design will be cannot be slated at this time, but It will be a beauty, and Is sore te appeal to all the clubs and players. In addition, a medal Is being de signed, and Vi of these gold baubles 111 be handed to the Individual members of the winning teams, so that THE TUE.S3 league champions will be well rewarded for their efforts this summer.

The Pittsburgh baseball commission Is still using every bit of Its influence in behalf of daylight saving, ana, in conjunction wun other organisations In Allegheny county, Is keeping clone tab on the Derrick bill. Ths Greater Pittsburgh commission functions the year around, and does everything In Its power for the ball players. It will again conduct the annual elimination series here In the semi-professional and amateur classes, to decide the championship teams to compete In the Intercity series under the auspices of the National Baseball federation. All teams that desire to register for the series may do so up to June 1. SHARPSBURG STERLING TEAM IN PRESS LEAGUE.

The Shsrp.hnrg Ht.rtlnf. been prsriirins faithfully for th two to he In tiptop fnr the op.nr with mrons (rum from Wllklnliurs St Merlin. O.M, Shnrpshurif, April It. A. both t.ama sr.

eont.nd.r. fnr th. ehnmplnn.hln In their el.se. tho fur I. In flr.

Th. I.t.irt addition In Ih. wni I. Tnm F.rm.rl.. who liwt y.r Lrrcd fnr th.

Kllt.nnlns R.bels. Th Hl.rllnt. will llk.lv open the eunn with rhn fnMnwirs men In tine at I firm. Itanl.l. st Khnrxr at I o.

W.iier third. Th. outfield will rhn.n from n.rner. ('nukari, Thotniut, (llu-mllns. 8h.

rehire flr.pn and Hhuk-r, IiMm Hhr Hrhrarnm or wtP pluh and Kaln.r or Webrr tin th. r.lvln. At a mtln at ih. l.t Tut.dttr. Hm HtTlliia.

airuin fntrr.il TDK PRKHH Hhttrpuhurs Trl-luiroiieli leajni utui will try hnrd tn land the trni.hr awnrded br THM PltBSH to th. wlnnlns t.sm. Manas.ra nf pprrtem nf thn Nfirthiri. Arrow nf Trn mil, liar. wmni or nnrrinnn.

mhi oi in. I', V. of I lie North. Bennntny nf Amhriil. -t In Iniirh wild th.

merlin m.nas.m.nt. Other tn-ia and lljrht nrRt-rlaa. truma rornmimi''at with Oil K.rn.r. tl Hnrlng iv, riharp.burs. nr rail Ht.rllns I0IS or Wnlt nVhiatmn at.

Hharpaburs, or rail Bl.r- tins 0IU K. GUDE COMPANY TEAM IS LINING UP GOOD GAMES. fbe O. Outlo Co. baseball team Is' getting ready for a busy season.

In addition to taking a berth In TUB PflBfS Industrlul league, the Oude boys will play Independent games, and have already booked the Lincoln Plate Mcllrlde for May 27 at Lincoln pt. end llroadway club of lieechvlew for May 24 at Ueechvlew. They de-sirs to hear from other clubs In ths same class for twilight, Saturday and Sunday games abroad. Address Chsrte a. Mager, GS34 Meadow st, or phone Lehigh 2048-R.

and ask tat Press Industrial I League Is All Set Fnr f.nmino THE PRESS Industrial league was fully organized at a meeting held Friday evening, and Is all ready now to bealn operations early In May. Eight strong clubs sre ln line, as follows: Frlck Lindsay, Pittsburgh Hallways Co. Mechanical department, O. J. Oude Co, Gllmore Drug At lantic Auto Repairmen, Thomas Cu- sack Ailing Cory Co.

and 1L J. He Ins Co. Richard 8. Bull, of the Pittsburgh Railways was elected president of the league, a. R.

Kali, of Ailing Cory secretary, and Ralph 8. liavls, of THE PRESS, treasurer. The Spalding National League ball was adopted as the official sphere, and rules were also adopted, providing for a cash forfeit. Association umpires will be used at all games. This 1'ieue is an old established circuit, I.

nt looks stronger than ever this season, and anticipates a great cam-pklltn. Seven Hundred and Fifty Dogs Will Be On Exhibition Here The entries for the coming dog howhavlng closed, the success of the show to be held April 13 and 14 at Motor Hquaro Garden is aisured. Latest figures are that at least 750 dogs will be here, and that the entries will be somewhere between 1.SUI and l.GUO. Anide from the fact that the number of dogs entered Is large, the quality of the young breeds Is re- markable. The champions of almost VBry DrMll win be on nand to defend tler honors against near-champions, a Bure thinif that many of tn(im oue to be beaten, for the Pittsburgh district and surrounding territory boasts of a wonderful class of dogs of every breed.

The classes of sporting dogs entered stands out ss probably the highest and best ever gotten together, and Interest Is Intenae on the outcome of the judging. Film League Ready For Opening Games Organization of the league composed of local film distributing houses waa completed and now, with the schedule ready for publication and the rules ratified, the managers can do nothing but await the opening day, Tuesday, May A change wns made In the eligibility clause which permits the employes of one firm playing for as-other team. State Rights and Universal are the only two olubs which are prohibited from borrowing players from film houses not listed br the secretary. The First National Exhibitors team can draw ulaving material front (liildwvn and Educational pictures; l'sramount Is permitted to use Paths employes: Vox Film may play any Vltagraph or It. A C.

workmen, and Independent Display can look to the American Releasing Co. for players If necessary. Adoption of a league ball waa put In the hands of Secretary Alexander. Rcineckers to Practice. Cant.

H.rman Myers of tlie I. Il.le-erk.r club haa Imied call for practice tint Suturn.v at Ataiun nam at 3 p. nt. All ni.mh.r o' th. I.

am nr. aik.d to It. on hantl. Th-r. will be no in.etlns nf ttte club tnttay, as pmvloiialy aeheil-iud, Moat nf th.

It.lner.k.r PlfiyeM r.va been wnrklns out. but nxt turtl. Iht" wlnil" Kttiad will s.twmbl. and have llwlr Sr.t norknttt tns.ther. The H.rron MHIIt.

will nprn their aeaann at hnm. Mar with one of the l.ams In th. rotintr. tlinti will be Mav.d every other Kuturday. aa well as Tunsriav nnd Thuradnv ev.nlnsa.

It Is th. intention to bring nothing hut th h.t to 'he Mil. A new rrandatand Is b.lns built and this In addition to the one wnw will siv aonommoda i fnr 12.00. fans. Now eov.r.d bl.y l.rn' baneh.s ar alao belhg ernrtrd.

The is isai ntiins na snn.auie ano iifnnr club, now booked ar. Parh.rs- hurs, W. Vs. (I same), twemoot ftwe sam.a). and elube ef this railhar.

Tte manesem.nt da.lres te heap solns every day In the week sad any don la the dlattirt wasting the B.I art. re are Neneetad te write Walls' Semi-Pro Champs at Beaver Falls Ready For Busy Campaign Reaver Falls Elks, stml-pro champs, are In the field again, with the following men to choose from: Zlggy Walsh Henderson, catchers; brugman and fiemler, pitchers, with another good horler to be signed In a few days; Jimmy Beeson, Crowd. Young, McGInley and Loeffler, In-flelders, and Kirk, Kelly, Joe White and Ward, outfielders. The club also has a few boys from Beaver Falls that will receive a thorough tryout This Is practically the same club that won the semi-pro champlonstflp of the world last year, with the exception of Henderson, Drugman, Loeffler and Joe White. Henderson waa with Homestead Steel last year.

Loeffler Is at present playing for Tenn State. Drug-man pitched for Omaha, last year and bas received several offers from Class A clubs, but prefers to stay at home. Joe White was with Allegheny Steel and Baltimore Dry hocks, as well aa having played Independent ball In nttiburgh. He in now ln Pittsburgh to stay. Leaver Falls Elks are ready to book games with strictly first-class semi- pro teems.

For games write to Hud L.ins, business manager. Heaver Falls Elks, Braver Falls, Ta, Liberty League Has Six Strong Outfits i Six first-class teams, at a final meeting In THE PRESS building Wednesday, organised TUB PREKS liberty league to pfay twilight and baturuay afternoon ball. The admit tance of the lieonomy club of Am bridge was made possible through a special arrangement by which Economy would be required to make only two iwmgnt trips to Plttsburgh. TI1K PRESS Liberty league Is mad up or the following teams: Carrlck oara or Trade, managed by D. S.

Msmula; Stows Indepcndente. mui aged by A. A. Rentier; Keystone A. managea oy Joseph Btraokej Economy club, managed by Joseph Oadlo; Jn city colioge and Home eioaa legion A.

managed by A. aajeakt. PRESS EMPLOYED BOYS BASKETBALL LEAGUE. STANDING OK TUB nriua W. IPrt I W.

kFet. ririns riv.i i All Rtar F. 4 .40 wnis nva I 4 Flva 1 10 hln. th. riyln Klv.

d.fat.d the All-Blare In a api-tled ha'tl. by Ih of n- h. All pi.r boy. did thlr i iy "imp in in. t.aoenr rwrord.

but Manirald'i tirvH too much, ami with Ih'a th Imd- r.ni0 in in. imsu. two more rtm-i reijala to play.d on th. arhadnl. -m rnwip are n.T.rmineo to pot wivrr uuiuiiiii, inTip: All HUnv Martin S.V? I.

1 Ma.rarl Donaldson 'aeke. I. Msnvold I. Miller I. "rsre M.rtin Fmila Mlll.ra.

I eut of Mansold, 7 nut of Is a sam. that wn a 'e Ih. rln.inir tn. wnl and Am.rlr.n hattl.d fnr i iT "u7 whl tiov. wlnnlnt poirt.

the Bnal eenr belns to 11 Th ram.a hot always an on th. sttort ni Into eh sam. full p.s and f.n.raJli rut tin 1 K. Whl rive American Flre- i r.t. Tf.lf.r 1 Caremnnda Da wam, mnitr I.

tubman 2. T.vlrw vr.tr. 1 mi of rfelt.r. out of Rofr.e Kd W.rr iiam.a for n.xl Thnrsd.T tying vs. Atn.ritsn Five; Whl n.

mi Bi.r Union Tool to Be Strong. Vi, "'neri will be thla by on. of th. h.a.hntt I'rrton Tool ro. wll b.

r.pr...ntd In the rhartl.r. Vallev Baseball bnl ttr. saw lookln. loosing roe saltiraav and Sunday ss. and" Wnuld b.

pl.as.d te h.ar ram rrnm tnm team, as fK-mi j.an- KIka k-rni B-aver rain n.narr., i r. a. ciaes. An-msvball Manas.r, tlnloa Tool Carn.il. Fort Pitt Wants Games.

Fort Pitt el lib has entered the Rattle PRESS amis Caasu. and expert, ta h.va a etrarur Macro to opes th season Any elnb wishing rea-t Pitt for their attr.o-ten la th Hrht flret-elaSa, writ Jnhn l- 5 In, CmmI nr rail Hlland eiweta I and lilt a. as. -Tomorrow evening at 8 o'clork at THE PRESS office, the Mercantile league will meet, at session the circuit will be deflsttely closed, and all preliminary piano made for the season. BAVatTT.EY I.R.tCit'Rft TO BtKBT.

On Tnesday the Hartley PRESS Senior league will hold another meet ling St the Bartley Hardware ff-tn Pena It Is expected that the drenlt will he closed at this 'meeting, with at least 10 and pos slbly 13 elnbs In line. At the last Ifnaetlnf a 110 forfeit was derided upon, and the Rpaldtng 'ball was adopted as official. The Bartley rUBUS Jtmlor leagne (was fatly organized at a meeting last Thareday evening, composed of teems np to 21 years of age. The raiding hall was adopted, and every- (thing put In shipshape for the open- 'Ing. 1 Twelve teams are In tine, and the HONUS WAGNER'S BrmnJ as BASEBALL UNIFORMS Selected by Honus $6.00 to $15.00 5 Afe Btfort You Bay.

norms wairaer Official league nasabsll, fully a ran Iced. IohIrtUIo Slugger Autograph Bats, McOrrgor Line of rjnlf Clubs, Wright A DHson line of Tennis Goods. HONUS WAGNER 438 Wood Street PITTSBURGH, PA. THE ROSE GARDEN Th Eicloslfe Bright Spot For People of Refinement and Discrimination. Privet Entertainment Amngfi for Tour Own Omntt.

DANCING, BANQUETS, MUSIC Saa4rjr Chlckca Dinntri Specially I'nlll P. M. .50 Plate Phot WrstTlrv? 0704. PrrrjsWII.0 Road near Ometcrr Lane Westvlsw Car Number 10 Stetos at Door. 4 Teds.

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