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SANTA ANA DAILY REGISTER, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 16, 1932 Warn yea res. Ts Refitr ya fH the Wt oerrice local ceanty, afalt aaa" aatieaal sport the field here aaHrtrv mer4 by wmpetrnt writers aee 8.rmiat4 staff wrafnondear. tj Billy Evaat, William BrasKhar, Frank Getty, Robert Edfrtit, oria Kirkaey snd Dai it Walib art jut a few of tne iporta atperta wad contribatt refularh re Dm KfUtr. RUTH SIGNS YEAR'S CONTRACT FOR $75,000 BRUSHING UP SPORTS By Uufer YRplqy WlflS MCCt FOT SaifltS 6 PASADENA 60 Wild Pigeon Shooter Pays $10 Per Shot Name Nevers On Stanford Coach Staff BABE ACCEPTS FIRST PAY CUT Bur sourokes popped wj 3 jPajiaaaaaaaaaaBI It cost Isaac Arnold, lOng Beach hunter, exactly S10 a shot to kill wild pigeons contrary to law In Trabuco canyon, Orange county. Arnold paid a fine of $60 at San Juan Capistrano today after a Jury in Justice John La dell's court had found him guilty.

Arnold was ac cueed of bagging six pigeons, which are protected by federal as well as state statutes. Arnold was arrested by W. E. Adktnson, deputy state fish and game commissioner and TJ. 8.

deputy gams warden. Adkinson has served notice he will prosecute to the limit anybody found shooting wild game contrary to law in this section. ES GROUP L. Glines Homo Section clinched the Julia Lathrop junior high school In ere lass track championship yesterday with flying: colors sharing 60 84 points to their credit after relay events were held for each of the four divisions yesterday. Miss Henderson Section was second with SS 12 points.

Miss Blyth's 7 Section was third with SO points and Baker's Section fourth with 22 12 points. Tuesday's races ended one of the most successful tnterclass meets ever held at the South Main street school both in the number of boys participating and in actual performances. Julia Lathrop track teams will participate in four meets this week. Thursday the Lathrop mid get and Junior squads compete with Orange intermediate school here. On Friday the Lathrop intermediate and senior teams Journey to Orange to compete with the Orange high school class and aggregations.

Belay results: Senior relay Won by Glines section (Buchister. Durbin. Burke, Mc Cullah); Hendersmn section Shill, Krisher, Garrett, MrCune) second; L. Thnwhersectlon Parks, K. White.

Clem) third: Ward wection (Parnell, Nelson. Hawk, B. White), fourth. Intermediate relay Won by Wolff section Jeasee, Miller, Kastinan, Ni eblas); Glines section (Meserve, Kendall. Hopkins.

Brooks), second: Hen derson section Stickler, Krisher. Bock. Rastham) third; Tummond sec tion Elliott, Lobo, srnio, ssmunj. fourth. Junior rlay Won by Blyth section LootHsy, Bueter, Ross, Vierra); Held section F.

McCullah, G. Miller, Candors. M. Nitta). second; Glines sec tion (Brown, Manning.

Blrdnall, Jones), third; Gordon section Lobo, Nltta. Ortega. J. Kiuott, lourtn. Midget relay Won by Spencer sec tion (Hensstler.

W. Elliott, 13. Nel son. ganders); Tummond section (Ly ons. Haney.

Nitta. ElliotO, second; Swales section (Perrung. Pagenkopp, Hicks, Westlake), third. GUN WINS LATHROP CHAMPIONSHIP ALHAMBRA A hoobMdes HOPES wlliaiiibraucher i CH that welcomed his first appearance AMPISi (This Is the fourth of a series de tailing the scoring possibilities of Coast Preparatory league track and I TS OPE. KAYDES Ths boys war still scratching their heads today about whst hap pened out Delhi way last night.

Even Kid Mexico, ths Orange County Athletie stub's foxy mstoh msker, wondered whst it wss all sbout. The reason for this perturbation was Sailor Larry Prahl's entirely unexpected knockout victory over Jackie Slater In the third and last round of the southsids bout club's main event. Slater, ths victim of Prahl's two fisted typhoon In ths final frame, was the club's most popular bantamweight, as well as Its most successful one. Ha had won several successive starts by early knockouts and was straight place show to stop praht, a tners preliminary boy, thesame way. For two rounds ths match went somewhat according to expectations.

Slater had a mild advantage although Prahl surprised the ring worms by taking all ths little master bad and coming back for more. Then came the deluge, Prahl Bores In Prahl charged out of his cor ner for the third round with ob vlous determination. He bored Into Slater, both fists flailing. Slater went down. Hs got up, went down again.

This time he looked dead on his feet. Old Jack McDonald, the referee, wisely stopped it. Baby Al Romero waa a decisive winner over Kid Sierra in the seml wlndup. 8irra stuck gamely the entire distance but had nothing left at the end except nerve. Romero, an impressive workman, had the Kid down in the last heat.

Henry Bannellas obtained a mors or leas unmerited decision over Paul Brown tn the feature prelim inary. Bannellas looked considerably heavier than Brown. They were billed as 120 pounders. Nat Mills, Santa Ana welter weight, again Indicated his approach to main event caliber, by winning three straight rounds and a decision over Cliff Budd. Budd had to be tough to take so much punishment from Mills.

Stone Shsdes Solis Jay Stone took a hairline verdict from Raoul Soils in a two gun affair that ought to be worth a re match. Soils almost finished Stone in the first. Then Stone rallied In the second and had Solis back neda! ins the whole period. The third was close. Miko Hernandet kayoed Tony Ctstrito in the first.

Tony didn't havs any business In there with Hernandes. Sam Garbo, said to be the ama teur featherweight "champion of California, knocked out Ray Torres in the first round. Jack Stevens stopped Bud Suit in a round. There was plenty of action while it lasted. "Bud" Thompson declsloned Mil ton Baleiger In one of those fights you read about.

They were both (Continued en P3 14) day he'll knock ths cams pitch into Mrs. Sweeney's sun parlor. Wrhen he's "hot," he's probably baseball's greatest player. At such times he hits at a daxsling clip, makes catches that Speaker would have missed, and throws like a Ruth. But when he's in a batting slump, he couldn't catch a cold, throws to the wrong bases and well, he's terrible.

Is tight with his money. Hstos to lose net. Brought dovvn the house in Miami one night when, just before the start of a jai alai game, he rose te his feet and yelled at the top of his a player hs hsd wagered two bits ent "Base down now, you so and so. Don't mske ae mistakes." Has blue eyes," blonde hair, thick lips and half buck teeth. Married and has two children.

They are very smart, always keeping very quiet and mannerly when Daddy's In a slump." He is the height of nonchalance at the plate. Like all ballplayers, he's superstitious. Always spits In his glove before leaving the outfield. Goes through a regular ritual before taking his stance at the plate. Is a good man in a fight, packing a mean punch in either fist He has been with more than a dosen clubs tn nine different leagues.

Thinks that any man ager wno lets htm go makes a very, very bad mistake He's a sort of ballplayer the fans either hate or love. He's good for ten laughs a game. And almost that many thrills. PRAHLUPSE SLATER field teams. Today's article considers mer Prances Willard ace was sac Alhambrs.

Tomorrow. Glendals.) ond in A Karl Motley, who ran VICTIM: FIELD MEN IMPROVE Santa Ana Hi's half mils reley team wss the tosst of Andrews gymnasium. By winning the concluding race by the narrow margin of a yard, the Ssint baton passers Captain Ray Cartwright, "Red Kidder, EsH Motley 'and Brno Swisshslm won for Santa Ana a Coast Preparatory league dual meet, 60 to S3 from Pasadena at Pasadena yesterday. Ths Saints want Into ths final vent with a two point advantage, 45 63, so the relay decided the meet. Captain Cartwright gave the Saints a flying start on ths first lap and this lead was never relinquished although Pasadena's anchor man, Langsdorf, made up some of the ground on Swlsshelm who ran a conservative lap, saving his strength for a powerful finish had one been necessary.

The victory was particularly gratifying to Saint Coach Clyde Patton, and his associates, "Chuck" Webber and "Red" Guyer, because of the rapid improvement shown by two of the Santa Ana field event men, "Toy" Blower and Art 8 transfer Blows? Throws Diss 117:10 Blower threw the discus 11? feet, 19 inches for a second place behind Pasadena's Bob Pyle, outstanding performer of the meet, who hit 131:4 in the discus and SO feet 84 inches in Che shot put Blower's heave was less than flvs feet behind Jim Daneri's school record of 122. S. This is ths first year Blower has tried the discus and with concentration Coach Pat ton figures the Saint football hero is a cinch to chuck the plate better than 12S feet Stranski, a husky little sophomore, turned In his best mark of the season in the shot. He was second to Pyle In this event with an effort of 46 feet, i inches. Swlsshelm, another sophomore.

won the 1(H) In 10.4 seconds, with Porky" Bell, making his first start of the season, third. Bell, best of the Saint sprinters In 'SI, has been held back by a pulled muscle so Patton used him only in the century. Bell's recovery will help the Saint relay team. Saint 440 Men Outrun Swlsshelm was outgalloped in tne 220 by iUangsdorf, but the for in relay, took third. Dav1 on th.e by "VT" lwo Saints, Ramacher and Appling, Captain Cartwright, who ah at 7 2 V.

beat Murray of awsul tVia aKaaI In tk A San Diego in cakewalked through his half mile in 3:00.3. He was not In the Jeast extended. Koulac of Pasadena beat Frank Ronsholdt. midget Saint miler, by j8 yards In 4:48 4. Santa Ana swept the high hurdles with Kidder, Hendrie and Blower finishing one two three, in 16.4 seconds, and almost duplicated this feat In the low sticks, with "Monk" (Continued on Page 14) HH OFF FRIDAY FIB LOS ANGELES, March 16.

(UP) "Babe Herman, new Cin cinnatl outfielder, will leave for Tampa Friday, where he will dis terms with Sidney Well, President of the Reds, he said to In telephone conversation last both WelJ andt Manager Dan Howley urged him to come to the training camp. him of ex Penses both ways in case an agree merit on salary was not reached. Hrman reported 1 aoa ininK ve any troubls in coming to an agree he was anxious to do every thing to build up the club." Herman recently was traded by Brooklyn after he refused to com promise on ths $10,000 salary do mand he made, MUCUS HEADS CI AT Hf.RBOF! TONIGHT "Wild Man Macias. Santa Ana Mexican welterweight, headlines the Wilmington Bowl's boxing pro gram tonight in a 10 round main event against Veari Whitehead I paired with Charley Cobb April 1 13, Urban Hernandes, stablemate of Maelas under Roger Shipley's 1 management, faces Warren "Cy Frakes in the six round laemL 1 OF ST. PETERSBURG, Fla March 14 (UP) Babe Ruth signed his 1932 player sentrset tedsy.

It wss a one year eentraet su posed ly galling for $75,000. The signing brought to an end ths latest of the often repeated Ruth vs. Ruppert contract squab bles. Baseball men are net yet agreed as to the sincerity of tha salary wrangles between the Yankee slugger and club owner. This year tha "act" waa lacking some of Its traditional llnea For ons thing, Ruppert did not "ultimate" to his prise player, nor did baseball's greatest player attraction threaten to "quit organised base ball" aa ha has so often done.

Ths salary argument was eon ducted on a relatively simple basis. Ruth had asked for a two year con tract at 270,000, or a renewal of his expired $80,000 contract for one year. CoL Ruppert had aald he would not consider signing Ruth for more than ons year, and offered 370.004 for the slugger's services la 1933 alone. Today's meeting waa tha third between Ruth and Ruppert. The signing took place at the Roylat hotel In a suburb of St.

Petersburg. This Is the first time In Ruth's career that ha has accepted a salary reduction. The Yankees "had" to sign Ruth. For the Giants are gaining tn popularity fn New York and without ths inclusion of Ruth, the Yankees are decidedly a less attractive club. Ruth hit 44 homers In 1930 and 44 last year.

Lou Gehrig Yankee first baseman, also hit 41 home runs last season. BOROTRA. BELL IN NET PHY FEME NEW YORK, March 14. (UP) A recurrence of last year's sensational battle is expected today when eon Borotra, ace of the French Davis cup team and defending champion, meets Berkeley Bell, the Texan, In fifth round singles of ths national indoors tenls tournament. Last year Borotra beat BM1 In a five set final.

Eddie Jacobs, 4 3, and Bell eliminated Ernest Koslan, 4 2, 4 1. In the only two singles matches played yesterday, Borotra defeated Eddie Jacobs, 7 5, 4 3, and Bell eliminated Ernest Koslan, 4 2, 4 Billy Elliott Is Phar Lap's Jockey AGUA CALIENTE. March 16. (UP Billy Elliott of Australia will ride Phar Lap tn the Ague Caliente Handicap Sunday, March 20, David J. Davis, owner of the big od folding, announced today.

Elliott rode Phar Lap to victory in the Australian Jockey club stakes, and won five ether races hs rode la Australia. TRAINING CAMP BRIEFS CLEARWATER, Fla. Del Risson ette, Brooklyn first baseman. Who injured his left ankle in a volleyball game two weeks ago. will be lost to the Dodgers forat least five weeks.

Joe Stripp, who was obtained tn Monday's trade wun Cincinnati, probably will open the season as first saeker, Brooklyn beat toe Phillies, 9 to 3, Tuesday. WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. Man. agar Bill Klllifer plans brief a'K inning practice game dally for bis St. Louis Browns.

The Vannlgans best the regulars yesterday, 4 to 4. LOS ANOFTUES New York's Giants beat the Chicago Cubs, 4 to 7, yesterday, aided by a doubts by Eddie Moors, second baseman, and a aingi by Fred Leech, scoring four runs tn the ninth v. TAMfA. Fla. Ernie Lombard! snd Wally Gilbert, obtained from Brook, lyn by trade Monday, were scheduled te blossom out In Cincinnati uniforms today, SANTA CRUZ.

President BUI Klepper of ths Seattle Indians expected to complete arrangements today for a series of exhibition games with Detroit and the New York Giants. Meanwhile Manager Ernie Johnson was trimming the squad. Releases were handed Oliver, Dinuua pHrher. and Hardy. Oakland catcher.

PASADENA The second string team ef the Chicago Cuba wilt play the ee Angelas Angels today In an exhibition gams. Win Ballou, Men crlef and Stttxet will pitch for the Angels against LeRoy Herrmann, for mer teammate now with the Cubs. SAN DIEGO Hollywood and Portland will play an exhibition game here todav. Tom Sheehanand Kmll Yde will pitch. There will i watchful eyes on "Capons" Rosa infteldar who did some pretty work at bat yesterday and got three hits against San Diego high school la a practice gams.

CAREER PALO ALTO, March 11 UP) Ernie Nevers, former All Ameri can fullback, is slated to join the football coaching staff of his alma mater, Stanford, Sept. 16, It was announced today. I Nevers, as a protegs of Warner, achieved football fame In 1925 when he was named to the All American eleven and dubbed by Warner "the greatest football player I havs aver coached. He turned professional In 1924 and headed his own team. His decision to quit the professional game and enter ths coaching field was announced this winter.

Nevers will work with Murray Cud de back as co coach of the Stanford Grays, or "goof squad," described by Warner as "a very important position." Never said hs had received assistant coach offers from members of the Big Ten conference but refused them to atudy further under Warner. DON BASEBALL TEAM DEFEATS HI. 1 2 5 Their opponent's wtldnesa In the seventh and their own bunch of hita in ths eighth gave Clyds Cook's Santa Ana Junior collegians a 12 to I victory over Brea Olinda Hi at Brea yesterday. Two hits; in ths first inning and Brea was off to a two run lead, which it held until the third, when the Dons tied the score. Hitting twice In the next stanza, Santa Ana enjoyed a 3 to 2 lead until the sixth when Stewart of Brea scored from third on a singls by Stives, leading hitter of the game.

Three walks given to Wilton Hill lard, Russell Sullivan and Em mett Seacord In the seventh a fielder's choice by Les Fulsom and a single by "Hen" Thlery placed the Dona three runs ahead, and in the next Inning they bunched four mors hits for five runs. Singles by Thompson and Can non and a triple by Stives netted two mora runs for Brea Olinda In the last of the eighth. The teams were scheduled to play the entire nine Innings, but a drile made it disagreeable, and nlnth lnnlng play was forgottn. Santa Ana HI furnishes competi tion for the Dons at Poly field to morrow. U.

8. C. Dental college sends Its club against ths Junior college hers Saturday. Santa Ana Hi meets Brea Olinda at Brea Fridaf Tha box score: Santa Ans AB Ft HI Bros Rail, 0i ABRH Moyer, 2b I 1 2Staton 2b 4 11 Homan, 2 0 tiHtewart 4 10 Sullivan lb 3 2 OlParocle as 4 11 Watkins cf 4 1 0 Thompsn lb 4 1.1 Allen If 3 0 OlRtlves cf 4 13 Fulsom 3b 3 4 1 (Cannon rf 4 0 1 Thlery as 3 2 Richards if 4 4 4 Hlfrashl rf I 1 2 8mlth 3b 4 4 4 HlUiard 1 2 11 Miller 2 0 0 Seacord If 1 OlFlynn 4 4 4 Donjlll lb I I lIReed 4 4 4 Totals Totals ...84 4 Seers bv Inninas Santa Ana 008 100 4012 Brea 300 001 03 4 Jackson Flattens Elliott In Eighth LOS ANGELES, March 14. (UP) "Dynamite Jackson, 311, Los Anireles Nesrro.

won a techni cal knockout over "Dutch Elliott, 182, Los Angeles, in the eighth round of their scheduled 10 round fight last night. BWLING HOUSE LEAGUE Excelsior Creamery 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Mrhr 138 125 164 417 MO 144 4K Hit.aniAaMr 127 104 233 Siihllltn lit ....122 Berry 145 184 421 Vegely 187 133 112 3sl Handicap 41 il 44 158 Totals 413 724 701 3338 awanberger' 1st 2nd 3rd Tot. Norman' 1 171 3 Knel man 16 164 174 401 Probst 149 140 174 45 Cowan 177 163 313 642 Gasper 168 174 144 403 Totals 403 404 428 3630 Al's Aue eervlee 1st 2nd Fernandas 14 174 A drain 11 gartreat 131 131 159 200 HasHett 168 157 Handicap 35 36 3rd Tot. 179 437 140 45S 136 88 121 48 144 4a4 84 104 3430 3rd Tot 173 405 JS8 137 411 183 204 635 Totals 17 857 Vaisntlne's Caraga 1st 2nd N. Walker 133 160 Valentine 116 143 Lombard 153 121 Allan Jr.

177 134 Allan Sr. 132 149 Totals mp 249 704 434 2302 r. vt 4 n. Coast Preparatory league and a sop omore half mller who will extend Cartwright. Murray and Rathbun is all that Alhambra Hi offers with confidence as It prepares for the conference championship track and filed meet at Glen dale next month Kenneth Grumbles, the eld Tro jan hurdler, is coaching the once mighty Moors who have no false illusion auuni me sainwnns i April 80.

Alhambra gleaned points out of last year's meet, and, wwie tt may do better than that cms season, the Moors do not fig ure to be a contender. Joe Nuocio. a slim Jim sprinter, has already defeated the best 100 yard dash men fit. Lng Beach, San Diego and He is good for even time or a traction above that figure, and though not as fast over the "two twenty" 'route fig ures to place In both dashes. Rod Cameron, who came in for a fourth In the tit) last year at Fuller ton.

is on the squad, too, but Nuocio haa txui.tAn him MMtAut41v S3mm baucrh and Prn hvm rinn 16.41 and 23.7. and hare been taking! Cameron. too. 1 Sophomore Jack Bnodieraas Is un fortunate in that he thia year must face the greatest group of half rn! 1 em that has ever come into the i league simultaneously. As a fresh man last year.

Snodsrrass took third at the league meet in a race which went to Rathbun in 8:8.9. Murray of San Dieao. whom nod crass had beaten in a dual meet In 45:02, was second. Rathbun and Snodarass are both in competition again this year and so is Ray Cartwright of I EVER HEAR OF BABE HERMAN; M1EM0RE SAYS HE THROWS, BATS, THINKS LEFT HANDED WHICH WILL IT BE? Pepper Martin, hero? Or clown? The ether day Branch Rickey, master mind of the champion Cardinals, announced that "the wraps' would be taken off the young man whose deeds of derring do in the last world series earned hint the sobriquet of "the Wild Horst of the Osape." Bat after critically Inspecting the performances of Pepper In train tag camp, it is almost safe to bet that when lhe wraps" are removed, instead of a Wild Horse, there nay be just a Shetland pony underneath. When Pepper first earns to hat this year against one of the bumpkins poured into a pitcher's uniform by the whim of Connie Mack, he sot a his; hand from the crowd assembled at Miami to watch the "spring world series." He struck out.

swinging at a third one that be couldn't have hit with an antiaircraft gun. Some harsh souls in the bleachers sounded the bird. ROOKIES ENJOYED PEPPER Mr. Mack's recruit pitchers must have wondered how long this big league business had been going on. and what saps they were to have toiled in the minors, for they had an enjoyable afternoon Just striking Mr.

Martin out. When one of the Mackiaa batting practice hurl era was removed from the game Along about the eighth inning, he Pleaded with Head Man VAMm nni. ims to be left in there Just a little while longer so be could strike out Pepper the last time. Kot only did Martin spend the artemoon vainly stabbing at wild pitches, but his antics in the out field were mindful of anything but Tris 8pakr. He fell down chas ing several fly balls, which per haps was just mm well, as once be get near one and came within an Inch of being smacked on the conk.

Toward the end of the game. Pep per reaped suggestion of the bit er unction awaiting him in the regular baseball season. The few jeer that rewarded his fruitless and awkward efforts in the early innings or the game at Miami, swelled to a mighty volume of birds and cat calls when he came up lat la the same. OT WORDS As evidence of the frame of mind In which the disapprobation of the crowd placed him. he quarreled vio lently with tli umpire who called a third strike on him.

the only good ball that had been offered him all afternoon sad flung hi bat dis ffustedJy toward the dugout. owing the afternoon, tt became rather plain that Pepper was trying might and main to live up to the reputation indicated by the cheers at bat. Ball players call this over sealousness and It Is a bad habit to get into. It Is a disease that often breaks out among fair ball players who suddenly find they have a wolf reputation to PICKLE FANDOM FORGETS Pepper la a fair ball player. He Cared Into explosive brilliance at a critical period during a world series.

It Is becoming more and more apparent that he is on the way back to mediocrity. He has known how It feels to be great for an hour or so. Now he has the nros pect of becoming ludicrous for a spell. In trying to look better than he is, Pepper is not only going te look worse, but will become a sorry figure of futility as he goes about the effort. And the dear old fnn? Not only will they not feel sorrv for ths lad, but they will laugh.

Horses Li sen bee. Red Sex Bitch er, was the first casualty of ths Boston season, cutting his foot on piece of glass in a shower hath. Ths chsroe that the glsss waa a chip off Pete Denohue's arm eould net be substantiated. The village smithy believes Con nie Mack's decision to stand pat on tne ciub which won thru straight pennants took about as much thought as decidin not to araw to four aoes. Phil Troy, who has been secretary or tne Boston Red Sox for 19 years, oecisres hs can remember whim the club won a pennant, Exchange Club In Golf, Dinner Meet Members of the Newport Harbor Service club and the Santa Ana Exchange club were to hold a golf tournament at the Santa Ana Coun try club this afternoon, and will hold a Joint dinner meeting there tonight, beginning at o'clock.

The program was in the hands of a Santa Ana committee headed by Dr. John Wehrly, with Lerey Anderson of the Harbor club aiding him. BATTALINO V6. PETROLLE NEW YORK. March 16.

UP) Bat Battailno and Billy Petrolle. will tangle In their postponed 12 rouno. vendetta at Madison Square Garden March 23 or 24., They signed for the bout last niht. The match was scheduled for last Friday, but PetroUe injured a neck muscle. Santa Ana, who has Improved tre meat," Herman said.

"Its prob mendously and appears, best of the ble that I'll be playing with the four off his raoe acainat Cincinnati club this year. Well BY HENRY M'LEMORE United Press Staff Correspondent) NEW YORK, March Cincinnati, here's what you Floyd Caves (Babe) Herman, player they swear by and at Bats left handed, throws left handed. thinks left handed. Stands 4 feet 4. Weighs 100, but walks with such a stoop shouldered slouch he appears almost aenemlc The only man ever to be fired from a ball club while hitting beRer than .400 when he was first basing for Atlanta.

The opposition couldn't get him out at bat, but his fielding waa so atrocious it nullified his hitting. Is an ex sports writer, having ones been sports editor of his Glendals, Gal, high sohool paper. Quit the job, he says, "because was the greatest all round sthlete in school snd 1 got tired writing myself up," Chews one of the most impressive wads of tobacco in baseball. Is the only baseball player tn history, to hit a legitimate three bagger and have it result in a triple play He is Justly pseud of this distinction, Outside of "Shanty" Hogan, mammoth catcher of ths Giants, Herman is probably the worst baserunner in baseball. Many experts argue the best way to get him out is to let him get on base.

Some students of the game( Rogers Horns by is one) rank htm as the finest free swinger in the game. He hits to all fields. He hits any and all sorts of balls. One day he'll miss a certain sort of ball by a country wile. The next Murray last week.

Blake and Powell, a couple of 64 second runners, are not likely to place in the ouarter mile, and Zet tlemeyer, letterman, hasn't a chance to break into the Cartwright Rath bun Murray SnodgraRs combine in ths 80. although Zettlemeyer can run about 2:00. DuBols. best of the Moor milws, has yet to break minutes, and the Alhambra hurdlers, Berlinger and Doran, are comparatively no better. They can't do better than 17 sec onds in the highs or 27 seconds in the lows.

ineligibility of Dick Carroll, a I promising' transfer from ViUanoval Hi, coat Alhambra considerable strength In field events. He was good in all the Jumps. As matters stand now, the Moors I have little afield outside of HoppejThe winner has been tentatively PILES CURABLE without oPCftanoM oft uoaa op timi We crest suoeessfuliy all Aectsl, Prostata and Jetvt Diseases. CXAMINA HOM Hundred urS Orange Oct wed white you steep. I W.

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Close Parking. and Cameron, 6:8 high jumpers; Art Farley, 42 feet in the shot and 110 in the discus, and Nate Hen derson, a 10:4 vaulter. Alhambra isn't going anywhere uus year..