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23 SATURDAY A'PRII. 18, 1925. BRAVES HELD Michigan-Ontario League Of ficial Schedule 1925 AQUATIC MEET CLOSES SEASON The WITHOUT RUN by Cheher Hostom -coifs host SUCCESSFUL CHICK ttXIS Deane Pitches New York to Victory, 2-0; Boston Has Four Hits. FTve Title Numbers Luted on Card at Yacht Club Saturday. There Is a natural acceleration of tha ipeed of the golf ball in tlia back gwing which the golfer ihould at all time understand.

The Bay Staters Collect Only Singles Off McGraw's Gunner. Boston, April IT. Deans held to four hit today and tha Giants won, to 6. giving them a AT I AT AT AT AT AT rUNT BACimAW BAT CtTT KITCHENER 1NIQN HAMILTON Queen's Iay at Kltrhaner rreerreit Jur 1 1 1. n.

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rhythmic exertion, of any kind, starts slowly and gradually and naturally speeds up. This is so with throwing a ball, cracking a whip or anything else you might think of. Yet golfers by the thousand violata this natural law with their golf clubs. Another factor is this: Regardless of the speed you use in starting the back swing, this speed will sjways progress from that to a still more violent action. You never saw a golfer start his back swing with a quick jerk and then slow It down.

Thus, it is tha quick, jerky action at the start that really causes all the trouble. Use all the speed you want to after you start away from the ball slowly and easily. Dean single In the fifth scored KITCHENER Devlne, who had doubled, with the flrat run. Singles by Terry and Wilaon and Jackeon'e sacrtAce fly gave New York Its other run In the nintn. SMOWING THr Acceleration OF CVUBHErXD IN BACK swing BOBTOff.

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.4 BIDEWELL, HARADA Htenal ...1 0 0 1 Uarqu'd, ItlU Totals 4 17 KERR TO PLAY the hoxee to the left of the screen. Basslnr went In pursuit of the bali. leaned as far over the rail in a GAIN NET HONORS CUBS COLLECT In alrtatK 'Battad for Orahan i White Sox Bfockcd i By Daius'a Hurling Caatla oea from Fag 14. 0 12 M. Tors -SEMI-PRO BALL L-as he could stretch and took It off 0 0 6 0 0 0 0-0 Rn.imt Rune Terry, Davlna 2.

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lMrabl. nlar Jackeon to Bldewell's playing was ths outstanding feature. In the semi-final round of the women's doubles. Mrs. Bronson Batolie-lor.

Forest Hills. N. paired with, Mrs. M. Brook Huff of Philadelphia, defeated Miss Anna Fuller sf Boston, and Miss Penelops Anderson.

Richmond. Va, l-l. S-4. to gala' their bracket In ths final round tomorrow. The other match of the division was won by Mies Anne B.

Town-send and Miss Molly Thayer, both of Philadelphia, over Mrs. Benjamin K. Cole. Boston, and Miss Martha Bsyard. of Short Hills, N.

T-IV South Bend. April IT. THIRD OF FOUR Kally to Terry. ITt on DaJ.1-Nrw York fl. Boaton 3.

Baafta on balla Dean 2. Stnic-k out Tnn 4. Oeliawlrh 1, Oraham 1. Dickie Kerr, former Chicago White Sox player, will pitch for the South Hlta oil unewicn in o. uranam a in s.

Itarouard 3 In 1. Wild pitch Oraham. nena semi-pro team tins year, ao- coraing to a telegram received to- Loelnir pftohar newice. i mpn Time 1 45 3newtce. aiocormica any iroro Kerr by the local club.

New Records Expected in Men's' Relay and Women's 500-Yard Testa, Fl-ve atat championship event In wnlch virtually all of ths leaders are entered feature the closing mit of th Indoor swimming season tn the yacht club pool Saturday night. Kvelyn Fehr, Woman's Aiuatlo club ace, la the lone champttm who will not defend har honors, having suffered a brokan arm In practice earlier fn the week. Included on, the program are tha JO-yard free atyla, 200-yard relay and fancy diving for men; yard free style and pentathlon for women, championship teats, aside from a medley relay rare for men. PoatatsJe. la New Number.

The pentathlon la a new event a -Med to the M. A. A- U. program this year and promises to furnish keen competition, The number will comprise the following teats: Fsncy low board diving. RO-yard fraa style, 60-yard back stroke, ISO-yard breast stroke and 200-yard frsa style, Among the leading swimmers entered In the event are Virginia Lose Torothy Colter and Borghttd Johanneaen of tha yacht club, and Kdlth Fehr of the Woman' Aquatic club.

Evelyn Fehr also was listed to compete, but her twin stater will uphold the honor of the club In nn attempt to wrest the. title from the yacht club entries. Due to Evelyn Fehr's forced withdrawal a new tftleholder will be named In the 600-yard free style. Mies Fehr holda the record for tha long teat and the race promises to be a atrugfflaS between Hedat Kllll-man, of the yacht club, and Jessica Nixon, W. A.

C. dietanea swimmer. Relay Attract a Interest. Tapping tha card from the point ef interest it the championship relay number. Northwestern high school, which holds the record of 1 for the distance, will meel stiff opposition in the yacht club and Detroit Athletic club quarteta.

F.arh team haa come close to the record In practice and it la likely that new time will aet Haturday night Ira Benjamin makes Ms first appearance as national Junior Indoor fancv diving champion In the low board event. Benjamin annexed national honors at Buffalo last week and will attempt to add the state Indoor honora to his Hat. He holds the state outdoor title. Stanley Breda and Walter Grand), however, are certain to extend him in every dive. Kenneth Oxley, high school champion, is the other entry.

Fifteen entries. Including Edward Flanagan, Howard Rone Iestf-r Nevlna am! Otia Trowbridge, are to compete In the SO-yard free atyla number. They face a task though In finishing ahead of Hobert Dar-nail. University of Michigan freshman, who won the century teat al the P. A.

meet and new time also Is expected In hlp Chicago Jolt Pirates by 9-6; r.err is seeKlnff n.tBt.m.nt in Win North and South Title at PinehursL Plnehurst. N. April IT. Raymond B. BldewalL of 'Boston, and Taketlohl Harada of Japan, today won ths United North snd South doubles tennis championship here by defeating G.

Carlton Sharer, Philadelphia and Walter Merrill WHAT ABOUT TOTR CROWTTIH had the greatest trouble getting the Cobbmen out, paid the penalty for the ornery meanness for their tltian-hal red associate who made them virtually eat out of his freckled hand. Dauas wasn't exactly a Gibraltar himself when it came to staylnc the advances of the Box. But the old souper that George carries Rt his aide was equal to any emergency, and In the pinches particularly. It did not fail him. Detroit's total of aafetiea only GLOHYI If a woman's crownlnjr glory fs her hair, she'd better take care of the crown I Antoinette Donnelly gives good sdvlce to every woman.

maJo 'league bas.ball but It barred this year by Commissioner Landla. who decreed that players who lumped to outlaw organisations cannot be reinstated for one year. It was said Kerr, who is In St Louis, has permlsaton from Land Is to play with South Bend. Loom Fielding, Free HiU ting Prominent Chicago. April It.

Chicago made it three out of four from Pittsburgh today by taking the series final, 9 to fl, in nine rounds of free hitting and loose fielding. Harneu tgatn featured the Cubs' attack tlth a home run and two singles. At New Torn, April Ckainefas lxakabangh Lookabaush B) I 4 V) 4 4S I .131 I wnetner ner nair is DODBea or un-bobbed. Household department, Sunday's Free Press. a spectator back.

Mosul, up next, put his bulk hehihd a pitch and sent It on a line In a direction between Wingo and Manush. Heinle Judged perfectly, started ahead with full speed, and, clutching for the leather wildly, made connections. Tha lei ding real a re. This catch by Manush was the fielding feature of the third errorless game In four that the Tigers have exhibited to the gase of the regulars this season. Te White Sox.

tnvarlsbly a collection of derenetve stare, didn't back up their pitchers In the same good styla, however. Mostil, Collins and Blankenshlp contributed errors, and. unfortunately for them, each figured In the scoring. tllnnkenshlp's' "boot" occurred, in the first limine-, whera eventually he experienced no end of trouble; In fact, failed to gt past the second man. Doubles by Hetlmann and Rig-nay and a fngla by Wingo scarred him following his mlaplay, a heave of Haney's punch to the rubber, and after O'Rourke, the first to face Lyons, filed to Falk, Bassler contributed a double.

Following: Lyons, appeared ron- Hall of New York, S-4, -J, S-J. outnumbered the floi by two. It to 11. It was the efficient manner with which r.auaa separated the liberties taken with him and the utter fail It was his fourth circuit slam of ure of the rtuunsttlon to prevent tn the season. Miller also was promt nent with four singles.

Tigers from grouping theirs that SPRING SUITS AND TOPCOATS IN THE BEST LONDON MANNER PITTSBURGH. proved the determining factors. however. Ati A AH II OA Bicbee. .4 til Only once after the first Inning was tha veteran in serious trouble, the fourth, where he dua a deep hole for himself and then was oblig McAuley, 9 H'thcote, r-4 I Adams, I 1 Hartnett, I Krihrg, I 0 1 Miller.

..4 4 9 fit at 1 Grimm, I 4 Kaufm'o, P-4 0 ed to lean on his support to get him out of it. which It did after a Moor, 2b. .,4 Traynor, Sb.4 OiylT, Granth'm, t. Wright. Gooch.

I Morrison, p. I Kcupal, Bonger, Smith 1 tBarnhart ..1 fashion that warmed up otherwise chilled cuaromere. Falk and Harris contributed sin nally. Man gum and Aah. There rles to begin the round and Kamm put them up a base.

Pitching to I Ml Totals St II 37 were several other pitchers wanning up In the bull-pen. too, but Collins wan too selfish to give the occupants rf the grandstand seats a close up them by employing them where the Tigers, having one of those days when thev would knock ovr a con flchalk, Dauss lost control and tunked Ray In tha bark of his right ear with the force to drop him like a loa Restoratives were applied and Bchalk planted himself on the Watted for Koupai In seventh. thattM fur Bonder In ninth. Pitinburgh I 2 1 I 1 itiicMM.i 0 3 I 0 0 0 0- first rerntr. ft Una the bnaea.

crete wall, could distribute thur Runs McAul. Henthrots 2, Hartnstt It didn't aeem possible for Dauss to escape without being ecjirred for at least one run. The defense tight. Krttrg, Miller, giata Bigbea 4, Carey, abUHea more widely. GH Flying start.

GocK-h i Brrora Grantham, wngnt i a ii lev l. Hitsoff Morrtsoti ened, however, and the side was retired before a runner left his base 3 2-S. off Kiupal 3 in 1 1-a. Home runs urrnott Mtl. Twrv-haM 2.

Harry Hooper batted In place of Lyons and raised a high foul that tUlea. rtrtnim. HcT(flcs Adanis, Vri- It was with a big lead that' the Tigers started Dauss away In the first Inning after tha Box, grouping a double by Collins and a single supplied by Bheely, "nlckedM the the wind carried In the direction of berg. Stolen ba Heath cote, Adajns. Hit by pitched bnll McAuley snd Carey.

Ktruck oul Hjr Kaufinaim 4. Morrleon 1. rioiiier 3. ltaaea on Lall "ff Kaufmann I. Morrtaon 1.

Kovipal Double playe Mnnra tn Wrirht to (frantham Hurl net to AauTis: Uooch to Moore, lft on bam t'hicago 6. Pittsburgh t. Tmie 1:42. Umpires Wuigley, Moran and Wilson. veteran for a run.

Detroit's attack was leveled at two pitchers. Ted Blankenxhtp, who got but one man out. and Ted Lyons Blanktftiship walked Pine tit start the Tiger' first inning and then he threw wild to second base on Haney's push at him. Manush WILSON DEFEATED struck out. Heilrnami though, dou BY HARRY GREB Died to lett, scoring Blu and putting Haney on third.

Wingo drove a single to cenfer, scoring Haney and Hetlmann. Rigney doubled to right, scoring Wingo. Ted Lyons relieved Hlniiuenahlp and. after O'Rourke filrii to Falk. Bsler doubled to right scoring Kigney Dauas popped to Collins.

Chicago cut away one the margin In the second that Falk opened with a single to center Harris waited for a pass. Ou Kamtn'i out, Rigncy to the Middleweight Champion Scores SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Easy Victory at Boston. Boston, April 17. Harry Greb. of nttnburg-h, middleweight boTlne- champion, scord his third vlrtory runners advanced, and while Hanoy ovr johnny Wilson, of New York, former tttleholder, when he won by ran Harris down After taktna bounder oft Schalk's bat.

Falk a wide margin from Wilson in a scored. Maniifth'a patience In wait 10-round bout here tonight. They boxed at catchweiKhts. Greb ing for a pass broke the monotony of going out In order In the Tigers' halt. weighed ldS, and Wilson 1MH.

Doable Play Stops gas. MosUl's single to left and his Here's a fine view of Atlantic ttreo scorea in every round with a right upper cut whinb. he used to good advantage at close quarters Snd did the bulk of the forcing. Wilson found Ureb elusive and was able to land effectively only Infrequently. Wilson rallied oceaalnn-slly, hut never waa able to reduce steal" of second to start the third didn't get the Sox anywhere.

Davis fouled to Bassler and after Collins walked. Pheeley bit into a double consistently th. arivaritasre In polnte play. Haney to Rourke to Blue It City's famous boardwalk was three up and three down for the Tigers. Wingo.

Kigney and Rourke retiring on lifts to Mould, Kamm and Falk. respectively. wnicn gave ureD me derision, ONE QUAUFYING ROUND DECIDED ON FOR STATE Dauss pitched himself Into a dean hole In the fourth and, faithful to their trust, hia mates got Cieorge out of It. Falk and Harris singled In rapid fire succession and Knmm sacrificed. With a pitched ball.

Continued from Parse 14. I'MUse hit 8chatk behind the ear nd knocked him down. That faux oft the top of the morning Webster Hall men start the day in exercise rooms. They use the rowing machines, stretch on the wall bars, pull weights. Then it's a simple matter to slip into a bathrobe, take the elevator to the bright, sparkling swimming pool for a bracing dip before breakfast! That's the way you'd like to start your day every day You too for the rentals that include every privilege of America's Finest Club Residence are rio higher than the cost of "just a tha better players fall to qualify and a tournament will suffer as a consequence.

Golf at Its bt is too uncertain and the element of luck plays too prominent a part when the championship flight Is reduced one-half. James D. Standlsh, selected to fill one of the vacancies on the board of directors, has been appointed chairman of the state tournament commute and will supervise the play at tSng-lnaw. on Easter Sunday A great artist Samuel Nelson Abbott found it worthy of a special drawing. We're glad to reproduce it last-ininute evidence.

of what the best-dressed men in America are wearing! Because it confirms the judgment of a lot of men who permitted us to help them in the selection of a spring topcoat or suit. And, as for men who've been too busy give much time to the subject of new clothes there's food for thought in the interesting fact that the chief difference between our clothes and the smart custom productions so paa filled the bases. Hooper, hatting for Lyons, waa eraaed when BhpsIft reached over In a box to tike his foul and a long sprint by Manush, who ended his lunge for the tall by nearly falling on his noun. robh Mo.tll at' a double and left the bases packed. Tigers' Ponnee an CenaaUy.

The Tigers had a better combination to SBsall Connelly who relieved Lyons. Raasler walked and after Dauss struck out. Blue singled to center. Meat 11 let the ball seep pitnt him, Haasler drawing up at third and Htuo at second. Haney's help was a single to right, scoring nueslcr, HI ue ajtemptfd to follow home and was nipped at the plate orv Harris's throw relayed by Connally.

Manuph waited for a pas and with Haney executed a double steal. a chance to create further trouble. Hcilmann bounded to Connally for the third out. After that there was a mil In progress on the base until the Tigers' sixth, when the upper end ol thn batting ordr, assembling three singles behind a base on balla. scored twit e.

Paitfs walked nnd wis forced by Hlue, Haney's ln-gle'Ho right pushed 'Blue to aecond. single to center scored lilue and put Hanev third and Hetlmann's singly also to center, avored Haney. WintA didn't have anything in hla bat snd a slow roller that caromed off it Collins turned Into a double play.t Mxelry Falla This Time, much in evidence at Atlantic City on Easter Sunday i ll rsJ University of Detroit students In-tprested In srolf, have orarHnixcd sn informal team, th object b1nf to fire pa re for the 1926 season when It a hop-d the athletic board of control wilt recognise solf as a minor sport. Hen Kroha, of the enraHneerlne; school, is the team's captain. A score of men are trying for pieces and as most of tham hve another year of two In school, a strong team is expected to be formed In 19H6.

A general call will be leaned In a iweck or two which 10 or more men are expected to answer. The golf seseon In Petrolt la now formally opened. All that remained to make It a sure go was the return of Alex Rops. profas-stonal at the Detroit Golf club, from Plnehurst, where, he is located every winter. Alex is back, so the fireworks can start Dinntr Dancing Except Sunday) Toblt iH alt Evtty A'f cover charge Dinner, 51.10 is that ours cost a great deal less.

Hart Schaffner Marx Suits ivith two trousers or rich silk linings And at SSS. $60, $65, $70, $7S, $S0, $SS MM I I Minor League 1 Standings Between outs, Davis and Collins QltlStinillllttlfflMNIUHMtMltlttMMMHtMMtlMlllttlltMt AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Prt Pet I 1 .67 Tolflr, 1 I ImltHnMpolle 1 .47 St. I I Mlnn.Hpolla I I Kwi. 1 I 1 1 MUwaukee. 1 Friday's Results.

singled In the seventh, hut the troublesome Sheeley lut the rally pettr out with a fly to Wingo, o'Kourke singled with one down in Tigers' amotion, but didn't gat any farther than first baae, Haaeler and L'HUttK Hying to Harris. l'Hiistt couldn't escape a run In the eighth, however. He got Falk and H'irria easily enough, but Knmm lilted the ball out of the park the By other means, the Tigers got the run back In ttnlr hulf. Ith to out, Mkiiuju beat a hit to Collins und when t-a .1 .0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 11 0.0 0 0-4 14 St Paul Col'mbus Molshaui KIp and ol)lns: Pott and Plenty of 2 -Trousers Suits in the newest spring shades $35 Others at $30, $37.50. $40 and $45 rlwn.

Minn oils Tote.Io New Four Winds Topcoats by Hart Schaffner Marx Other good Topcoat Values, $25, $30, $35, up .07,1100004 1S II I tl I i-14 14 "America's Finest Club Residence" r'dilie three it H'-tijie went to ll.Hinmpnit. Konioiiaon ann ensstock; Jiihn.on, Jonnard unS Milwaukee 1 0 1 1 0 I) 0 0 0 0 0 0J 3 Umisviii. oooioooooooo ei 10 H.iil and tkifr Tlncup and Urotleni. I'Hlled enl of thirteenth rtarVn.aa. Krtnu t'lty-ImlUnapolla postponed.

Wet rounis. CASS AVKNUE AT PUTNAM "The Cultural Center ef Detroit" Phone Empire 9000 Weekly Rentals: $10, $12 and Up Daily Rates: 2, $2.50 and $3 second. counted from there on lleltntanira ainfcle to center. Trying to 'nvtke another base, Harry, was run licwn and retired In the ninth and the bg en it up, Paui got the Sox without trouble. Roesinks Pante ttor nine wtll piny the Rippers Sunday at Ht.

(lair field, diamond No S. at o'clock. AH players report at the Mnrxhausen school grounds at 1 FlfWlV n.tl.MKIt TORY. A murder's watch and out from it looks a girl's face. "Kind her.

and you'll find the man." said the detective. A thrilling atory with a happy ending Maassine Section, tomorrow's Free Press. CLAYTON'S Michigan at Shelby Since 1883 Largest Exclusive Me n' and Boys' rsji INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Huf 000 0 0000 1-1 ft" 1 J.riev- Cltr 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0- 0 0 and McAvoy; GUrv and Frltajr 3i.i. unu 1 4 0 10 0 14 it 13 ii Nvwark 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 3 7 3 Pru nkhoune an'l Nelbrrnll; Swunty. prhr-iilcr und Eiltott.

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