Knoxville Sentinel from Knoxville, Tennessee • 22

A -1. .7. L. dui op .6 lmtIEIEIMEdnEmlioomlommonmnimokIIMIMM- A CITY LEAGUE 'HAS FORMED ITS PLANS Peggy Paige Dresses Printzess Coats and Suits Kabo Corset's E. and W.

Shirts 1 1 i tr ED tr I I LL1 I a The Dayhght DepartmentStore Offers Many Attriclifve Values in We'arables Which Should Be of Great Interest To Money Folks The Vv. Off With Carson-Newman Meet TIII1EE 1 CHAMPS ilgIEET- PIONEERS 1 We Will Give a Full Book of S. 'at H. Green Stamp's Frank Worthington is asii re rCo mmittee to Arrange Final Details A has formally been Organized for the coming season. Frank Worthington was elected secretary-treasurer and two committees were appointed.

F. Thomas, Long and O'Neal comprise the committee on parks, constitution. by-laws and schedule. Worthing. Bye and Thomas compose the committee on the nomination for a president and vice-president, These committees will make a report at the zneeting Tuesday evening at the Y.

M. C. A. at 7.30 o'clock. Teams who have stated they wnl be members: Knoxville Railway and Lighi) company, Fountain City, Sanford-Day, Knox Knit, Southern Clerks, Forestttale, and Knoxville tsusiness college'.

The Kiwanis clut has also expressed a desire to enter the league and will probably bethe eighth member. 4 Hobt Machine Against 31-For Will Take Tearn'For ot Three Firsts. Total of 102 Points Annexed bp VisitorsOrange and White Match. April 24Parsons against them is expected to be a marked improvement over the form displayed yesterday afternoon. Prank Moffett let the axe fall last night for the first time this season and this morning six candidates for the Pioneer teams are on the lookout for a meal ticket.

Catchers and Baskett. Pitcher and First Baseman Morton are the players who drew pink slips: Pitchers Martens and Hackney. who worked part of yeeterdars game. were cut from the squad. These latter named men had not signed contracts and were on the squad of their own Initiative.

The first four mentioned were given their unconditional release. It will take the pitchers about three weeks to get going good. But the remainder of the team will be in excellent shape by April 27 or some more candidates will be set adrift; Frank Moffett was not pleased with the showing of the team yesterday and states the men have to make good to stay. Pitcher Mathews. youthful twirler of the Highlanders.

who stood the Giant rookies on the heads and made the Pioneers look foolish yesterday afternoon. has been signed by Frank Mot-, tett. He will report after the Highlanders baseball season closes. A directors' meeting is scheduled for the first part of this week. At this meeting various business regarding the flubs business will be taken up.

Ladies' clay. and Kids' day are to be decided on. Uniforms have been ordered. These will be white with a broad brown stripe and the. letter on the shirt.

The new uniform); will be used for home suits and the Pioneers garbs of last year will be carried on the trips. ith Any Coat or Dress From $14.95 Up MONDAY ONLY .0 Moline Baseball Team Here Wednesday and Thursday to Tackle Motett's Boys 'PRUNING KNIFE WIELDED Knoxville Manager Cuts Six Adrift and Youhtful Hurler For Highlanders Signed The Moline baseball club, champions cf the Three I league, will be the opponents of the Pioneers on WednesdaY and Thursday at Caswell park. These championship visitors will he headed by Earl Mack. son of the famous Connie. "A chip off the old block" is what Ulna' term him.

The Moline club will offer strong opposition to the Pioneers. For several weeks the Moline nine has been playing higher class teams and giving a good account of Itself. The Pioneers showing Shot putDance Morris 1Cummins (T); 35 feet 3 inchec 129 high hurdlesKay. (T), Dumas (r). Long (C-N): 17 24 seconds.

1 Pole vaultWadlington (T), Fonds (r), King 11 feet 9 inches. 440-yard runHaynes (C-N, Avery (T): 58 14 seconds. 880-yard runDavis en, Grabell (C-N). Wright (T); 2:07 Running broadFonde (T). McAnulty (T).

Frank Shoun (C-N); 20 feet 1 1 (T), Morris (T), Russell' (C-N): 105 feet 9 220 low hurdlesKay Dumas (T), Holt r(C-N); 27 14 seconds. Two-mileDixon (C-N), McBath (T). Ilartman (T): 2-5. JumpMeAnulty Fond. Fred Shoun (C-N); 5 feet 3 inches.

JavelinFonde, Cummins. Dance, 147 feet. Mile relaystTennessee, DUMB Richards, Davis; Tennessee track team defeated the Carson-Newmah cinderpath athletes 102 to 31 yesterday afternoon hi a dula meet at Shie 1(12-Watkins field. The visitors came here with the hope of holding down the score. A meet during last week among the students of Carson-Newman decided who would compose the team.

While tlfe score is somewhat topheay it does not ihdicate any wonderful team at Tennessee. The Pentona offered the first outside opposition to the Hobt machine and gave the coach an opportunity to really see Na team mil with opponents. Yet this untried Parson outfit carried off three first places. Tennessee's nest track meet is with Maryville college here on April 241. Yesterday's results: 100-yard dashMcClain (C-N).

matt (T), and Holt (C-N); 11 seconds. MileHartman (T), Grabelt (C-N). and Wright 2:02. 2203ard dashDavis (T), Richardil (T). McClain (N-N); 24 seconds.

Great Spying Satiof VANDY DEFEATED DEPAU 58-56 0 rocks .........00.00 7 6 i AI Jr 01 Commodore Relay Team Wins For Tennes sans' 'NC -7 i71-7 clito, -w, 4'4 ww lout ......141 -glif 411Airivi.Plionoy it, Alt ofii I 111 Lo'141' a la VIIInoggloollt if Itio AP air diti assume li it7, tr villodev I bt -di 41 friPi ftk owl, il 4 $ti .44,2 oesensansiok top 1 ..411,, einiumeto it g113.4raineW 4tAllgraP40 in 46111 01 ifs. -el it tiklei. VIP al IlliatritIM i I No i ais tp illiOnoessii 1 10,1" Plain Colors-- om 'nations in Gingham The styles are very smart and Will make dandy Dresses foe morning and street wear. Special to The IVo.h.rville Sentite. NASHVILI.E, April 15.Vanderbilt defeated Depauw in the flual track meet here today 58 to5.6.

randy turned defeat into victory with her relay team. The relay being the last event. Ile Oho VERY Of CUP BE PLAYED' 11- 1 l'H I 0 T. M. I.OEFEATS BAYLOR SCHOOL IN BIG MEETING 10 508 OAY sr Big Reductions on Spring Suits, 0 Wraps and Dresses I SOS 5.

GAY. Big. Reductions on Spring iIi I $2.95 to $750 president of the United States L. T. guts exercised.

So much so, in fact, that he has called a meeting of the Davis cup committee for April 24 to discuss ways, means and anything else that may occur to him, meanwtille. te Me gncliville Sentinel. SWEETWATER. April 15.T. M.

I. defeated Baylor schools twice in baseball, lost in track and split in tennis in a sport meet held today. T. M. I.

won the baseball games 17 Ito 5 and 12 to 10., T. M. I. took the doubles and Baylor the singles in tennis. In track a number of good recads were made.

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MOAB SD VP .1.11 .1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 By DAVIS J. WALSH. NEW YORK, Apr. of whether heart-broken Americans may be constrained to set, out for Vie river orthe tidings, A is nevertheless a very plausible possibility that few of the Davis cup preliminary matches will be played in this country. That much was established today when officials of the United Stites Lawrf Tennis association were inftwmed by cablegram as to the makeup of the Australian team.

The confirmed the selection of Gerald L. Patterson, James O. Anderson wad Pat CrHarawood as members of the team that will represent the land of the Southern Cross. The pact that the Australians are heading for England virtually precludes any other arrangement than that all the matches in the upper half of the draw will be held in Europe. This will come as gratifying news tc, Canada and Hawaii, both of which now face the probability of traveling thousands of miles Just for the sake of taking a beating.

The Canadians are to meet France hi the first round and the winner will play Denmark, which was pleased to draw a In the event that Australia wins from Belgium, it will meet the winner of the Hawaii-CzeDito-Slovakia affair. This Will be like 'asking Jack Dempsey to take on the survivor of a bout between Joe Beckett and Bombardier Wells. Likewise are the matches of the lower and draw slated for con, tinent, although nobody seems to lknow 'very much about it. In fact, the association seems to be indulging in quite a little circle running be, cause Ichlya Kumega, of Japan, is on the high seas and won't I reach the orient for several days at I least. It will then narrow down to a question of whether he chn turn right around and start for England in order to keep the tentative engagement he and his smirking Shimidzu, have in that country with the Italians.

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H. Ebbets, president of the Brooklyn baseball club, is opposed to paying exorbitant prices for players in the Class AA leagues. He says: "Our policy is to secure all the promising young talent possible. carry the maximum number of twenty-live during the season and put out on oly tional agreement the ilmit number al- lowed under the laws for development. Furtherrhore, we plan to dispose of I some of our old blood, inject new material and stir up the entire organization.

"If I had had my way all HA clubs would have been allowed to carry fifty players during the season, thirty under contract and twenty on optional agreement, in order to offset the continued refusal of tbe three class AA organizations to agree to the selective system. At the major league, meeting last December I advocated the thirty and twenty plan, but the two leagues finally agreed on twenty-five under contract and fifteen on optional agreement The Brooklyn club will go the limit Oh both propositions this season. Last year we carried only twenty or twenty-one players on the payroll and eight on optional agreement. We now have thirty-four players enrolled and six out on option. We will start the season with those thirty- 1 four, gradually chopping off the surplus nine until on May 15, we will reached the legal maximum of twenty-five, the nine turned back completing the fifteen out on optional agreement for redelivery next antumn.

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treen.Stamps Given Here. With Every Purchase S. R.reen Stamps Given Here. With Every Purchase NASHVILLE, April It After their detest of Friday at tho hand of On Michigan comet bark and won today'n gams by a score of to 7. Ths game wan called In tho ninth on so.

rount of darknems. There wows two Vanderbilt men on bane with only one out and the heavy end of the batting order coming up. when the game vklos Tho batterien Vanderbilt: Itichartioton, Withrrot and Ilightower; Michigan. Vona ond Vick. A IHI 0 b) am (I' aldwell 11 AND CAIZICir ANSIMMENB COIL GAY AND VINE Pit 1 At 0 A I A i 1 NM WO I '1 1 1.