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N o Tw o- T e a 'm ContestExpected this YearJudging By Pre-Seaso n Indication

ATLANTA, Ga., March ao- (By

Brian Bell, Associated Press Sports

Writer)-If early star gazerg have read correctly signs in the Ameri- can League baseball sky there will be no two team race this season. In

St. Louis Browns, in third place,

were lixteen games back. ,, W5-5h.i“U**°n'3 sem?" Wm be

Aa the new season approaches

with its fresh trials and problems it b°1°v=d Walid’ ~7°i“‘-‘°“» Wh° il” hi* may he found that the Yankees and °h*“‘°° “S m“3°1' _1°°3“° m“”°¢"

Athletics have shown less imDr0V€-~ ment than tile other six clubs in the circuit. On their performance last year they were well able to leave

ll enou h alo but the 0 osition 5°°°“d ba” .5h°°“' B“ddY My" "'

we 8 ne DP seems to have taken up the challenge in earnest. l

Of the four second division clubs in 1928, Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland ‘md BOSWD. the Detroit Tigers, un- der new manzlgellient and partially renovated, seem to fumish the most

of the Yankees has found

lmself

experts agree that little or

chase without consulting man- rniller Huggins. Herb Pennock

will pitch some good ball

and at least one new pitcher-

should be ready.

Connie Mack has stood pat on

the pemonnel of the Athletics but has rearranged the infield. Jimmy Foxx, the hard hitting catcher, third

basemhn and first baseman will oe!

the regular-_ first sacker. Jimmy Dykes who literally can play any- where. is the leading third base can- didate. The A's infield under the new arrangement may prove in he stronger. Manager Mack has only one extra outfielder of experience, Homer Summa, late of Cleveland and will need at least one more. An al- ready strong pitching stafl' has been made stronger by recruits but the starting moundsmen will remain the‘

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home team seems to have a great chance to move the Tigers up from their sixth place lposition of lut year. my Johnson, the Pacific Coast recruit, should help an out- rlf-ld that was rob- before. oeoi-ge Uhle, former star Cleveland pitcher. may carry the Glub’s destiny with l¢`m.' If he has a good year the clever “Bucky” Harris will be happy. Other questions for the manager may be how well Dale Alexander will field and will Schuble can~y on at short, The big flrst'baseman'a hit- ting is not in dispute.

may be heard from. .

built about the personality of the

after a brief apprenticeship at New- ark. “Bamey" would like to have .another pitcher or two and holla? have trouble in filling Bucky Harris’

third base and ‘Ossie Bluege, trans- ferred to shortstop, form a combin- ation setting his nlind-at rest on that side of the infield; Adolph Liska and Archie Campbell, a' former Yan- kee, have shoum promise and if they convince him they can win now and then, manager Johnson will feel

tion of th batter forces The In

into the Cleveland machine at short-

ball at third bose. Jim zbnn, a elev- er Minor League pitcher, will ham another chance under the big top.

The Chicago White Box will de- pend orl the young men who Joined the team last Autumn to keep them in the running with theexccption ot Johnny Kerr, drafted from Holly- wood, at second base. Long without a capable southpaw pitcher, manag- er Lend Blackburne hopes this short- age has been met by the arrival of Bob Welland from Moline. Dan Dug- an, a. collegian may be along later.

Some time must elapse before manager Bill Carrigsn will know how good his latest cast of.thc Boc- ton Red Sox is to be. He hu secn enough to convince him that it is a stronger combination than last year. Bob Reeves, former Washington in- field, is one of the most promising

lame. l Stanley Harris, making his bcw TD

Detroit fans as manager of the

have many mw faces.

of his big lot of players, but the col- legian is not alone. The Sox will

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you

cents for .ask for

The St. Louis Browns, who hustled themselves into third place last year ' have retained their fighting spirit.

1928 the New York Yankees and A clever fielder has been added to i=-nilrnelphlo Athletics tbundered io the lnrlela in the l»erS°1\ 0! third' the wire neck and neck, the Yan- baseman Eddie Grim” ind lnothor kees finally nosing out the A's. 'Ihe recruit iniielder, Leonard Dondero,

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BY QUIN HALL!-"' " Selecting the St. Louis Browns as

the mst ball club to be visited oll the Jaunt through the Florida train- ing camps wa.sn't just a hit-or. .miss proposition with your correspondent. The decision was made after no small amount, of figuring.

"What would be sweeter," figured

your correspondent, “then to have the first team visited in the Spring prove to be the last team to fold up its rigging at the close of the 1929 season?"

Before visiting the Browns at

West Palm Beach, they seemed to have an excellent, chance of cop- pirll the flag' in the American Lea- gue this season. After watching them practice for a few days that opinion still remains-only ft is stronger than ever.

Arriving at West Palm Beach I

had a long talk with Mgr. Howley.| Dan is one of these fellows you like' right of! the bat. He's so all-fired enthusimtic about his b0yS ifhlt YOU (eel he has 9, regular ball club even before you see them in action. He's optimistio without being a brflgsarr- no irn't` boostiully claiming any

pennant, but he knows how the close of each frame. The fans liked Browns surprised the dopesters last it. It indicated a hustllng ball club yur. mil hell tell you that he feels -rl club that was in there to win hc has A better team this year than. ball games. Howley likes that spirit,

,have as sweet a chance to win this ‘year as tl:ey'll probably ever have,”

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at h°“‘° “iid Mm( K°em!5 dlans may have the satisfaction of mb _'_.

"U D9 d°“¢ “b°“" the Pm' stop and Joe Sewell will play ,good .

last. l "Last ycar in the thick of the race," says Howley, "I was handicapped be- _cause of the fact that I had no rel _sclvc. There were a lot of times l when a good pinch hitter would have .meant winning a ball game but I

'didnt have that pinch hitter. This ‘ycer, it's going to be different. If fa couple of these youngsters come

_ithrough as I hopc, the Browns are ,going to cause plenty of trouble' in ithe American League. Even if all the youngsters don't click, we‘ll he ` better fixed than we were last year.

“Fm not boasting but I’1l stand up

all day to argue that the Browns

continued Dan. “I‘ve enough reserve material on hand now so that we’ll go right into the regular season with plenty of strength. The_boys are showing lots of pep and fight, and thcy’ll carry that spirit right through the campaign."

Last year, those who saw the

Browns commented on the speed of the players in getting to their posi- tions ilt the start of an inning and getting back- to the dug-out at the

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‘ ' QOYS CAN team xwiliic the "Iron Duke" did owmme by fl sem-e of 5-4" nm Boskmhm had taken me Imam”

X DE\_\\y- Zi most’ of the scoring for Holman'-' ilirke s:,?m5;y:d Enmtin ¢h°5e°°nd Perma whennnrry

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hitting power has not been les- long ‘ Chlmgo Wm” 59,' Wm ba 5 @% LAST 0 - \? "’ “Avg A ___ _ .

with Babe Ruth and Lon ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, mm for mam” Pwm_ SEASON-_-/-,`a&W _,___,_ pM! Ov L“¢EL`_}" ‘.~&;".°.‘2'., “ble t° swmg their bats' most Paullh- Jwkie TiW¢1l¢1' has fitted n lm. King Fr-»lo~.~ s.»¢.~.nt un;..>,r. noni. .mnro . | DNAN. l_u:\=LD P‘20Sp~Es,rS AL

, and he's going to see that the "owns have it again this year. gefore the exhibition games start- _ ,"`~Howley gave the boys plenty of ard work ai; West Palm Beach. "How about swimming and golf?" we queried. “I'll tell you,” said Dari, “when these boys get through at the

_ball yard they are usually ready to ‘do a little resting.”

A training diet of baseball for a

I ball club is not a bad idea. Last year some of the Browns were badly blist- iered over at the beach and I-`fowley’s workout this Spring tends in side- track such ailments.

Golf is alright, according to the

pilot, but the boys arc down here primarily to condition themselves for a. hard season on the diamond and not on the links.

I-iowley is especially enthusiastic

about the prospects of two innelders. Leonard Dondero, a. big youngster who was with Tulsa. last year, and Ed Grimes, who was originally o. product of the Chicago sandlots, but who has also been with Tulsa thc last two years. If these boys regis- ter, he's likely to use one of them at second and one at third.

The' Browns are going to be hlrd

to beat and it won't be surprising to see them finish one, two.

Clockwork operates a device that

produces a monotonous humming coal are planned fm' England, three

A new electric boiler retains the ‘ Sulphur 5, one 0; me 1n§'r¢d1.mt, l WW" 9! 910,00 in I mml Wm' of a new alloy 'for vases and other

` aerilamt that prevents their 1°°= in-t obi-ton that resemble bronze but . and eliminates smoke. , is much lighter.

Four plants for the distillation of

sound that n German physician haslat colllors and the fo:th at a Lim- invmttg to produce sleep. - don sas works- 1

ment with a view to establishing a

A reducing valve and strains

have been combined to control the flow of compressed ah- to sand blast machines. _

A Chinese mission has visited

Germany toetudy airplane equip-

. (Canadian Press)

DALLAS, March 81-Claude Bra~

fronrthe omcial world's record for

was a good, clean game with only

Bud Mountain made a very efficien-

nn, Larkin, forwards. Beavers-Dawson, goal; Calbeclr,

_;.agnall, defence; Moyse, McDon- 'a.ld, Desrochcs, forwards.

After the game the visiting team

were entertained bytheir opponents at Johnson’s restaurant!-S

vlnliunts lllllltll c|lilil>s

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(Canadian Press) ` TORONTO, March 3! - Rugged

body checking their opponents could not match ang a fast accurate shoot- ing forward line won for Toronto Mai-ibm-os the Junior amateur hoc- key championship of Canada and the Memorial Cup Saturday night. Play-

er House, starting at

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wan g Keep YolcrEye on Browns ~ angers n 0"

Look 0°enRace » I A E J f2.i]C

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h. R‘ii.l:°:ls;_:I:.'sr.§.lr~midi ARTHUR or 1. r

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' cey, sensational sprinter of Rice In- _ ous Stanley

I GGT 5f‘ ` ».‘ stituie. cliPlJ¢d one-fifth of a second - » ou

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1'" ' the 100 yard dash at the Southern. fCansdian Prem) _ _ _

Methodist University relays here to-' WINNIPEG. March so-Port Ar- Em em atgg ‘Uf dsy. ne was blocked in 92-s sec- _ =»h_ur won the deddiu same here io- oras. A wind at bir bbolr need him i' night iron si. r-rooooir. xovior. W ' ’ ’ »~ in the startling preformance_ 'Q\|€b0¢= Ch9»mDi°DS. by I .score 01 3 orld S Tltle°

to nil. 'rho victory elves the Port 1'.;

ver Tips of St. Eleanors waswon by

`l` 4 ____( ~ ' ' , in the f`:f'ri period by Elzllop and ,.m,.s 2 Post om” 0. 3_1. 3_3 ‘It ww:

_ BE PASTE? - ""-11* if-" f- »‘ ` 'calnir-»ll_ hir w'tlio t ~ " , A1-~` ` ’ ` ' ' '» ‘-K°°n““' °““°"h°’ °' H' A'

serious threat' no me beams mgher much better. » ' `\'\'\\S `/EAR ` ` _ vgsgm though botll\teanlls dlixd tiliiitkbest to only ln me ova-ume.pla¥ 'mM` meimm' unexpectedly ‘mm uw

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lp ‘ ' Cleveland wllioffersn outfit MUG- 'f\'\/NN iN `7-E/ls, -, ,. _ 1/ ST ~ I q \ win, the game ended in a tie as Lyn 1»°fY» 'H0 high Pf1¢=d MW ly mule over from lsza with exeop- \§ . bg/ Di* ‘-4 lrirtea above.

THEY H A _V \ _ é Ieree. '

will do well enough at third breaking in two recruit outflelders an K ,L1 , #spar 4,, 1 The lineup was pg follows;

“fm ’°‘“°’”»‘ able to maketho zmcsnrnielr Por- WET _“_\, , ' ' bu E ‘ _ ‘_ ~v,fl» nolnonb-cameron, goal; Brad-

ei o question morn but te, md Earl Averill. and Bib Falk. “E SE . sic"-/_3 EEOWNS .§_ *: ¢{ &»‘ aw, Bernard, defence; cernpbell.

\ obertron. Woodside, Bishop, con-

Olltviayed. There were only .three penaltim, of which the Ports-Omce drew 2 and Bt. Elcanorb 1,-each be- ing of two minutes duration. Barlow stopped B0 shots at gnlliand Prowse 4a. Mr. mllph sllliplmnt refereed the game. The lineup was ls follows:

Post omoo-Roy er-oweo, goal; ne-

furgey, Eric MacKay, defence; C .C. Smith, H. Schunrla.n,.F. Woodside, C. Peters, forwards. ' '

St. Eleanor:-S. Barlow, goal;

Squarebriggs, Ray- Harris, defence; F. Miles. A. Holland, R. Jamieson, forwards.-8 ' V

Little June Bug

Gets NewHome in McAdam 's Stable

GLACE BAY, Mlrch 30- There

was quite a stir in horse-racing cic- eles here tonight when it became known that Matt McAdaln, New Aberdeen horsemen; had purchased Little June Bul. one of the finest racing mares in thc Maritimes. It

ing Winnipeg Elmwood Millionaires W” 5 Mg “rpms W mmy of themames in the int/er-group play-off. in the second game of their two out horsemen when Lune _“means was '

°' mm D°m1m°“ “nal smes' me brought to the McAdam stables this

T°'°“°°“‘““° W°“ by f°“" 5°” t° evening. the mare having arrived at Q _ , two from the Wester-n.Canada titlists/ sydney mu m°mm‘_ mme, _mm

and carried off Dominion honors. The Bus was bud md “md by H_ D_ __

score was the some as it was Thurs- Fumm_ wen naw” breed", ‘nd ‘hy wh” M"“’°r°‘ w°“ the nr” horseman of Upper Stewiacke. She is

W” hm- r. an-lr bay and very handsome, sown 'rho victoria Hockey club will

years old and a bobble Pacer. sired duct s competition in old

_ by Captain Aubrey. Little June Bill tiling. steprianelng, and

_ Abbge Banquet will likely be the amount some me contestants, iron all over tba

ing inlcape Breton this season for competing. It is hoped to make

Tim Abegweit annual banquet will she weighs not much more than 750 affair the best of its kind ever'

bo held tomorrow night at the Park-i pounds. She is eligible for the 2.24 in this City.

nan. A musical class but has travelled miles os fast _ vm be mnouneed winin-

program is being arranged md sl- as 2.15. Bhc did not rece la-si/yclr few days and arrangements

cogethor a very enjoyable evening is on account of raising _a _colt but thc acoeptE_cntriea. Full details

anticipated. year previous nnished second In'00Il~ pear the press with rules of

fection at Yarmouth in 3.141-4 md petition md pr-he mt,

The British Admiralty has an- second to Plate Glas at Halifax in

ounoed that the use ,of pulvel-ized the some time. Little _June Bug will several other new horses are

aerial transportation at home. ,

bu little olnooo of momma be handles roi-_ mesann, by A1lle_n-r-_ive in cape Breton oflnsvnrship fuel. ‘ Lewis, noted Reserve Mina|_drivc_s_. ncxtfavqweeks.

Boston Bruins

_And Deciding

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_ _ Afthlll' sexwfti U18. AHB!! CUP Bud NEW YORK Ma ‘

_ mr' ' . , fch 30_NeW B_ _ Hohnan’S ZTKSE h0°i¢°Y °i_}°-i“P_1?°_5hiP 0! ley Cup champions were crownedf -.

fore an estimated crowd of IQ' persons here last night when'

` Tie I n ._-no .. rugie: _:id glever Boston Bruinr,_:'4_;g

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WE EKOWNS' ~ _<32 W°"“°°““Y 1”* ’“ "h'd°’Y°"“‘ L - _ . ' worldly eahznvlombib ‘gsm s°5§i`}'| SE{`f"i\‘D \,\\.iE QF- R . Summerside, a splen id ex- _ ° V _

\'-'Q2T\‘,1lQ;>7fiQ|.\ SEEMS hibition game of hockey was played Are W” th” mv' gum’ m "M Hnb -vb E5 “QM between I-Iolma.n’s hockey team and ‘ My “mm” by 3 °w° w “°thm3 ‘°6P°'

l -_-_--_ , l Dr. William .Car o , rod ct or

5Tz _“`AN » the Bedeque.Beavers. It was one of In a good clean gaTi1‘c_on_ fast.loe uw Oni,”-|° H¢¢k¢ysA;¢¢l;,,g1¢`; 11,,-ov-

A YEAR A,G¢_,___ mf! 3°: g°"‘°':h°f the rims 5*_";‘Z the retum match between "Us Men” ,Q nr, hero gm- Bogiym tonight when

n 1° _ .. _ _ _ ~~ ' e ' A tw i e more B g °f the P°5i» 05°! l*lU..l!l¢ UN,-541,' be took a pus- from Oliver iatg

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the third .period to bm .John

st Eleanors team was outslrat/ed Ind w beat Tiny qrhompgon gm-_

goal. The noise which

A810118 the fins in tribute to

ing’s ine play was ever, when Carson

dover ability at

corners.

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The contest was

rugged though fairly 'clean

nina penalties were

slight oneness. Boston had a clear margin iii'.hr- ritorisl play and their defon#_`_§lso_ appeared stronger than that ofthefr iivpfments. Roach was called-¥\lipol,x to make 35 saves, many of from close in shots, while 'I'honipson at the other end played S2 safely, but many were from long range.

BEST TEAM WINS

The game was a fitting climax to

one of the grcatmt if not the great- est season the National Lelw~~~ hw since its inauguration. an- wam in the league undcul.

the league championship ant Stanley Cup. Out of eight between the two trams this season, Boston has won seven of them. The Bruins had also taken the measure of Montreal Canadiens, Canadian group winners, in three straight

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