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Evening sentinel, Friday, March 13, 1914 · page 4

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'Isutiou law. Edward '1‘. Buckingham,
iresident school commissioner
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them entitled to compensation whenf

injured” This being probably true.

how long will it be hetero the social

principle is applied to insursnce
against sickness? I e Ie'IchoIoi leech
ers' greateut denser-1:. is trainees

ion. This they are compelled toL’fsce‘

'whenever it may walk into their
presence and whatever its form may
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fiKiNG COLE OF N. Y. PITCHING
‘ ‘ 'STAFF VERY POND OF
., *sor'r worms.

King Cole, the pitcher who was res-
acued from the minors by the Yankees,
, who jumped to the Federals and then
‘ back to the Yankees, is the type or.
. player who thrives on flattery. To
. I I charge (idle with being a quitter takes
. thehesrtout of him; "to make'him “ce-
"* have you thin]: he is s, wonderful
pitcher in to transform him into a real
wonder. .

When Cole joined the Cubs some

yours ego Fiunlt Chance, then menu-
get‘ of the team, soon learned that
Cole was susceptible to flattery.
Chance quickly “tipped oil" the vet!
crime on tic t! m to his finding with
excellent results. Whenever it was
Cole’s turn to pitch some at the Cub
. regular-a .quld manage to get within
in our shot of Cole and than edge in u
'Iifew remarks shouts‘
" ‘.“isey, isn't that Cole a wonder?”
"He's a pitcher-1 real pitcher. one
or. the best since Ruslo's time."
. “That fellow who nicknamed him
, King knew what he was about. That
boy certainly is u hing among pitch-
crs."

Cole could hear this and it msdo
3‘ him bulge with pride. It made him
pitch himself into the leadership et
the league in that your 1910 and his
thirtydhrae victories msterinlly sided
"‘ in landing the Colts at the top ct teh

National League heap.
in some of the games Cole at times
.' would show signsaotuoslwnin‘g. This
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among themselves on this order: <
"Those other guys think the King

.: is wohbling. but the joke is on them V
“ “l should say it is.” soother would

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low hits and runs that lost inning so

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. true Tush”

'plnce of Eddie Honk when new»:
burg vetersn decides to «it.

And now us know it w m’
Fullerton says Jun
Thorpe, oi! the Giants. will he s saut-
tion.

Dusty Rhodes. once it his lessons.
doesn't care if he ever“ comes but
to baseball He is running a. “mo
show out in Kansas City and is pull
to have a. prodisble business started.

According to word he has count!

nlcated to his friends 'rin You“.

town, James R. MoAleer intends to
settle down on his tmn- near on
Ohio city. Medicsr is worth SIN).-
000 and can sflord to lie idle.

Jim Deiahunty is said to have work-
ed a sharp trick on the Minuupolls
club to get tree so he could sign with
the Federals.. ‘He told the Cantilions
he had a. chsnce immenagc a minor
league team, and wishing to uithim
in every way they gave him. his to
lease. He then signed 0. Were! con
tract something he is said toms

bed in mind all the tins. and rut
some pinyin-s born about the luck at
principle in magnum

IStuity Molnnis' young 'brother Ad-
bert. better known as Brick. in with
the Athletics in camp this spring. He

"joined Connie Mack's crow lust tell

and absorbed busebsll knowledge
from the brainchild may plsy with
Earl Meet: at Ruleigh this your. I
According to gossip that filters in
from the world's tourists this Tom

“Duly. Children‘s recruit listener from

innim to carry one conversation"
' "man or theories. His new idea. is to

Why, that buy simply lets ism get 9..

New England is going to give Hal
Chase a. merry light tor the first base
Job with the White 39:. He has been
used at first in the mes played
abroad and made 1» met nhowinll. I
Branch 'Rlckey o! the lax-owns is s

have the path to first roads herd sud

solid so so to Mail: hisi‘liWeikhis-

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core to bust out scratchy hits.
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