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DAY. MAY 24. 1922
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11(111‘010 for Ra'wlings. yet he should prove successful in it. lie is not :1 13131 e1
.is necessary
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By F1). V. McMahon
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Johnny Ray'vllngs is Being used b'3' 211ch .1; as a pinch hitter and Alias ap-
pcalcd in the. box score in that capacity in two or three recent games It is a
who Will pile up a high batting average du'r‘ing a season hut he is. neverthe-
11 as :1 hard and timt l3" hitter. Johnny usually hits 11 hon hits mean runs and.
of course. there is the tone \"aiue of a pinch hitter. In \[ondays game at
( ‘incinna’ti. ltaWiings was sent in to but for l’oss Young in the ninth inning. a
move which caused much surmise to Giant folio11"'.ns Yet the wisdom of the
(' hamm- in batters 11 as apparent. Young is u left handed hitter and. “bile as a
rule. he finds no difficulty in solving southpaw twirling. he 51 . ms to be at. sea
when i' lxe3'. the pitching ace. is 011 the mound. It “as onl3 a logical mo1e
on the part of \IcGruw therefore, to pill'c‘h hit Ra'wlings. 31110 hats from the
right sid1 of the plate and 11110 in the past has 51101111 a. tendency to solve
ilix1-: s of'fl-lings . .
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If (‘arpcnticr is seeking another match 11 ith an American he should select
:1 l1ea1'3'11'elprl1t other than the cha’l‘npion. llempsm has pron-n on one occa-
sion that he is too strong and powutul 1"01 (jeorgrts. and 101' that reason it is
the lu-lict‘ of many that a sn‘onrl mu‘ting 111111111 not attract the interest that
for the financial success of such a bout. 'l‘ln-re are several
.\ll|l-ll4'.'lll 111-1113'11'1-ights who would make things interesting 101 the Freilbh-
man and who would readily Sign up tel an engagement “ilh him. ‘ '
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The Versatile Bigbee
“'1- notice that (‘ arson l igtw e is topping off the batters in till: Il13dlcr cir-
cuit with th- spil' mild 111911131": of 387. \or are. we surpr151 11' lslglme is 0111'
11’ tlw greatest outlielders 11‘. the zanlfl— a star lioth in the field and 111.1131.
itwrntly. the i’ilatc outfielder was syfltchl‘d from his old stand in hittiflelsl
l0 (1-11t1r so that .\i:1‘ . (‘1.11'13' might he placed in left field where the Work
11011111 he lightu' for the 1etcr :111. in this 11113 if “as hoped to add a few years
to Car-13' s (illttl' us a majm i:-1"114-‘1 but the shift did not DK‘O\L a success and
both l‘-i1,lue.1mi ('a113' are back in their former berths. C:11(3' Comm
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111.1lx1 the plays that High-1‘ 111.11l1- look so 0:133
O
\\ 1‘ ltl’illlf‘d last night from the manazzers of one of Namalk's l1 tom"
t1.- ams that :1 cm league is in the making. and that if successlul in its forwa-
tlon the number of Sumla3 gamls playl'll iii the CH3 (luring thc summcl
months will in two instead (St 10111. Tiure are 11011'1'0111 stlong teams "fay-
1111! Sunday hail z-nd which all so tar h.1\1 succr‘l 111 d in kctping their field
the
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111:111ag'1 to gtt acquaintui “ith tilt-103cmt of the lelt garden and laiitltt' loi
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Chicago .... €
Cincinnati .
Boston . "g: 1 .-
Philadelphia: ”3“" 11 .143"
Brooklyn .......... 15 '18
American League '
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New York ......... 24 .131
St. Louis . ..... . . 21 14
Philadelphia; -, .. . . . . 11; 16.. "
Cit-1'elu1id'.:'..'. 17 ' 13' .
Detroit .-3........ 16 ~17? ‘
\V’ashingtofi '. . . . . . . . 16 “21,1 ‘ 444
Boston ....'_........ 13 3177 .433
Chicago . . ....... 13 21 ".382
Games Today
Eastern League
Hartford at Springfield. -
I‘ ittsfield "at \Vorccster.
\llriny at I ridgcpoxt.
\\ an rl1111'3 at \ew H.11e11.
National League
Philadelphia. at Pittsburgh.
New York at Cincinnati.
Boston at St. ”OLulS.
American Leg "tie
D1 iron at I‘hlladelpliim
”1111191. and at Béstqn.
Yesterday’s Results
of Canada. has airived in l‘ililadc—
away the Philadelphia (7:111 Chailer
‘jBelyea arrived in Qua‘hr ‘Clly on 11.3
flatten-as a member of the c‘rer.
Hilton Arthur 2:13 ea, holder of the singles sculis championship
lgihia 11".t.li intention s of carrying
e C :p to be camp-med for June 3.
Brit‘ 16.1 freiglfier Manchester Im-
G
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112mm. League
Pittsfield 9; l-‘itchburg 4!
Rm ”9147; . Springfield .6 (16 in-
nings.) .
New
111.11“: 3; \Vat-cl'rhu 3 0,.
,.. Nati11nal;l.eamle.
.1-1-lnll lmwns 31-stvr-
1' in had established
1.111111 l‘ur sl‘vt'ii and
' 11: NH
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strength. he ran
:illll lilll‘l'ly nosed
13.113 in: ..C|ul'k. his
1‘». 111-:111 record
[ls-st-iLz'our-he.
in lnlonl Park.
was
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in lNew Y ork
'1 .\l 1.1 :4.—».\mateur
today for the nation.
: 1! championship todr-;
a! mnjzht and tomor-
\' ~li~:1m Square Garden
. ,, 1,- of the Metropolitan
1 l tin" larg'xst list of
.4111 1111111111. while other
' 1! llostnn. 7: Third
‘l- 'wlquartcrs. haltifnox‘é,
l'i'tshurirh. '1': Albany.
Ipolis, 11111..
3 : Phila—=
S l IRE EDGEGATE ~Experiencc Don' t Count Hera?
:1 par with the lwst in the circuit
accidents came thick and fast for the
peppel'3 outfielder and this slowed up
his fielding: last 3(ar. His butting at
the same time fell off.
in the air. The roliir was struck in
the breast. its feathers scattering for
a foot around. A big fat anzln worm
wrizlc-l speedily to safety as the golf-
ers approached.
The New lion-n cluh released
second b.1151 111.111 G113'Lac3' to the
Greenviile club of the South Atlantic
Association yesterday and is now down
to the required limit of 16 players.
Hutchinson Says He
Has Small Hope of
Keeping British Title
CHICAGO Mfiy 2!. —Jo'ck Hutchl<
non. G.lenview 'proi'éssional, who 11e-
parts Thursday to defend his title in
the British opeh golf champiOnship.
June 1.9, at Sandwich said he had
small hopes of repeating his victory
of last year. After his final practice
ro'md Monday on this side, he said:
“’1’“ have to do much better at
51.111.16.101. .1. can 't say that I féel I'm
going to win, although I certainly will
try my best. They “iii all be there.
and n'lia't a bunch of golfers to beat. "
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Royfl‘homas a Manager
FORT SMITH. Ark. May 24.--'Ro3'
Thomas. coach of the St. Louis Car-
dinais. who has purchased an interest
in the Fort Smith. Western Assoda-
tion club. has been appointed manager
of the local team. according to an an—
nouncement by President Blake Harv
per. Thomas also will play centerfield
for the Twins.
Koénig Is in
Dakota League
ST. PAUL. V'Minn” Slay {BL—Mark
Koenig. infielder with the SLJ’aul
American Association club has been
sold to the VVatertown (S. D.) club of
the Dakota. League. it. was announced
'yesterday. Koenig came here last year
from the Vt’estern‘anada League:-
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ACZID .
I‘VE GEEN DRIWNG‘ A
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LOUISVU ILLE. Isy ../Ma3' min—Bert
Coil3er. Chicago-”sport writer. .Was
foundg'uiity of criminal ‘iibel‘b‘y a
jur3 hé‘1e yesterday ‘He was fined
$15 090 and Ilet'ltenced to thirty days
in jail. Il‘he prosec’ ion of C iycr was
insti filed by R 1). (Dick) illiams.
Louisville turfman. and was based on
an article, published in Collyer‘s Eye.
June 18. 1921
The defendant did’. not {also file
stand. his W591
prosecution had lied to in‘trodtisfi
any ‘evidencé tondiné' to c‘onneht Coll-
3er ofliciall3 with the publication.
Collyer 5 Eye. Collyer was admitted to
$15,000 bond pending appeal. ‘-
Jack Toft 7 Dies
PHILADELPHIA. May 24. ——Jack
Tort aged 49. formerl3 a professional
baseball player and umpire died here.
yesterday. "He was a butcher with the
Toronto club of the International
League for ten years. Recently he had
been in the hotel business in Roches-
E .
‘ the spear
éxplain’mg that“ the" -
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llornia. Williamson. Cardinal qu. rter
1min). who defeated “O\3"' Her driV
son. California national champion.
hopes to bring back the title in that
(‘11. 1t. His best time this year is 5“
and 3—6 seconds. In the jmelin throw
Stanford will he represented by Cap-
111.11 1- "int Hanner. who has hurled
:06 feet in practice. but
whose mark of 197 feet. and One inch
is the Pacific association record.
Lane Falk. a point winner inR the Har—
1ard meet last year. will ru'n the
hurdles for Stanford ‘
I‘m the Call ornia. team will be €e1-
oral men who won the national in-
tercollegiate titles in their --evcnts at
Ii‘amard last year Leading the team
will h1-Captaiu Bob Hutchinson.‘
' sprinter. who does the 100 in 10 flat
and the 220 in 21 and 3- 5; Hendrix-
"son.n'1tional quarter mile champion
for two years: Dick Dent-on and Char- ‘
“Red" Norris. ‘
les Dorr distance. men:
joint holder of the pole. vault cham-
pionship. who has so
“Brick" Muller.
9 inches this year: .
joint holder of the high jump the
and Olympic team member: Jack
1e11, N Y.
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dwfl
231‘. .
AND 1
VB KMOW
’30? We: Howie
1V5. 38?»: Wat-KING
'F'on. furry 925*?
'Aéo‘u-r ‘
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ulted 12 feet and":
Merchant. versatile star. who tnr‘ows‘
‘a( hammer 171 feet. 4 and 1—2 inch—
es, luoui jumps -2 lcet and no inches.
puts the. shot 44 feet and '1' inches,
throws tl 1e javelln .2315 leet and th"
1i: scus 125 11‘et In New \lerchant
“'11s the. national intercollegiate cham-
‘, ‘vill‘QV'y Bouts alvo1'111'atm‘it is ve'ry doubtful if all four teams would s111'1i11'throug . ‘ ’ _ ‘ _ . , 1
"' " ., summon 1115‘ league-idea is’ a splendid one. am} issxu‘c to "'~pr011 i1 succt ” as (1111111111311 1;; _\€\V1\01"k 5 (L0) .in- pig: in ‘he hamms r 1.41m:
“' ‘ H t 1 k aid the local basketball scrim during the past winter. .- .‘: nines-l. . 1 . A ‘ ‘f‘inmnll‘, Caitlin? 11;:2e:tpt ctts 3tfllo 3:121:
11- 1:1 . ac 1%1‘1‘111k11‘i 0' (‘llica o :2 .. ‘ 1‘. H‘ men. - 1:1" .1 P111 '
’ """ " “"“”‘"' - ~ g" I-lusm-fréhiv I‘hlizmlclphla 3.- of}; §§g1\§3:€311e§1'§;:£°$.§§i'm‘ "mm the “a m met: ““0"“
‘Hw .\'1~\1 Jt'l‘< _ . ' . , . 1, 5- ‘1, 3 . 11:1 nt. .011 l‘.' f» California Ram 0111:
i» 1 Five Leading Hitters Mar-shall Fneldad Pays ‘° '°“" —--——-—"°“‘ ° smells.worsening "
ixllir'iLl :u‘tinn' o a .. ,3" American I.“ ' t.‘ B 1 l S 3 0 ‘1 ‘ 1'mr. .t'lll hr‘ Ijie l>' prfitt
.....11.1- ”11- or. 111 Each Major League ”23,000 for the St. Louis 1!]: New S'oaxi-il, ingot tot 1:1; §1llttiorlall1 gillfmlfonhfilpi half- mil er. Ste; 0rd is sené-il‘g Sit-1‘.
'l‘~' \\‘v'l'(' \‘f'l‘V . - . u 7 . .r. ;. .14- . .1 5 z : Inc 0 e 11 erco 6‘ a e 55°C a-' 3,10“ Lining if t the coast 3y 1
f A AMERICAN LEAGUE Riadden Fllly EmonQn :31:.';~t\':;': :0: .1; 11112:;iolzinilf L lion of \malcnr Athk tcs of 5.1111 ricn ' “alter Christie. :1 micron coach. is
i "Ii~~~ll1~!‘1-1' 1111‘s... Player and Club. G. AB. 11. Pct. " “3.1.3.3...“3.0.1....” g. at Harvard Universalism May 26 and illi'cctil‘la 11w f‘nliforria team while
i ..1. .~ 40. mm 51151111381. Louis . . . . 371 148 (1.1 .433 _, .,-. 2;? totflght tiligrf‘hfort‘1 first pillage; t1:111 "31lnk' Tel;plet:h guineaa Cardinal
" 9.1.3,. and there Miller. Philadel hip. 31 122 51 .418. ‘larslaall Field 3i. of Chic-"gaging 8‘0. 0 run 0 e e n w c elr star is cone 0" c tumor. men.
:3 im‘ public sen- O’Nl-ill. ClevclmIiil .27 77 :21 .4113 ; purcluunwl from John E. 31211111911331" Old Rosebud, once King 922 “big meet" at Berkeley, Cal" re-‘ M.
: 1.1.1.111 11mm» Speaker. Cleveland 34 131 5': .311? Slf'um" the tl1r1"-—.\'1-m'-ol-l filly ”mo-f of the Turf Destroyedruued‘ iCatch‘er Killed
\' Witt. New York its 1114 40. 385 l “ml. The (lml. which is believed to‘: Stanford mcn think that the se1'\’er-i . .
NATIONAL LEAGVE lill'lif‘illf' 1h?“ “'1 Vit‘l‘i illif‘mls )0 1'01- i . . Ial stars on their team will bring by PltChed Ba“
”1“"“1 i\ay0' Players-«Club G. All. 1:. H. P_C_llo11'. his sllc‘r‘wssvs “310114 111' Lnglisha Olrl Rosrlnu: winner of the. Ixcn- enough first. place points at Harvard .
' ’ 'I‘Olvm've-r. Ht, Imus .;‘x :11 :15 113511111“ by I'm-mu 11pm: 11115 5W“ 051,119 rm?!“ “‘“k‘ l“ 1‘11! Md one of theim win the meet. while California “‘INDSOR. 01111. May. 24.——Clare
" :i 1911 Fouls Buff " ”mm“- "'""““"’” ‘~" "1 3-" -3"31""“"“' "'5“ “""“ ““""“““““ m ”“1”“ :Fé’“‘““’" “' “mm‘hmds ““0““- ““5 supporters believe their well-bal-lnalgash. 23. catcher for the Maple
' “n.1,...“ i‘ittshurgh ,3) 123 47 .332101 ‘ut‘orze Odom, who clogged tlw,dcstro:red 3esteltda3' morning at the anced team “in repeat its perform_ Gro1'e amateur baseball team was
_c‘.-_. linr:1sl>y.St. Louis .. n_4 137 43 .373 . 1l1-al fm Mr. E-‘ichl. is expcctv-l i1’l!JlllllitiC‘u track. The old gelding broke once of last year when it won the killed at C'meft‘. Ont" “hen a hall
. “W CV7'9h0 f"mh“"“’“‘£-“ht'l(1-ll3'. New York.. '"l 121 45 .37 ' ”m” 101' U?" wealthy Chicagoan later down 50 badly 111 ‘1 “i"! th'“ Dr. “0‘ il‘arvard meet and the national title. ithrown bya aritcher during‘lhe marm—
{99k into his kayoim: ways! -.._.__..____._1111. l-Itnotinn. which after her easy (.11ll3'tl1e race tl'alk 1'1‘tcl'in.lrv.tlc- In the “big meet” here Stanfgrd tooki ing up period struck him 0101' the
in I‘ittsrii-ld whom he . ' \ir‘ (11'1 n1rr sin... n,” l" 1"- Orn1er§ on :(‘iilhl to put him 0m of misery : en first laces. but the tar e ““1“er ‘
111””.L" l‘l-ppl-r. of Spring. TWO State Leag‘le 'l 111:.l13' 11 is imiiml as om of ”'11- 111-511 , [or scxeral 31- us Oi1l Rosebud was if Califoi‘jnlas second and tghhd Nam-iheart .____..____._._... '
,, . mm round of the “C"‘i' Players Released"-""' " "“"" "‘ " '“”““' ‘5 "'2'” ”“‘ “mg "l l‘“ “”f H“ ““d 9"“5' pclnta tied up the contest. spnryom-znp MEN norm) 011:1:
‘ ' r»: the PitfgfiQ-Id A. . I3 111. l. Shr is 113' I"ri'.lr l:ock—~;\1‘-1tlling :1 "rt .11 horse. 1‘05 Sésscsn-SDG-t‘d i One star of the Hanard meet this:
‘ ' 'f‘“ ““"l ”0‘” RP“ AW“; , .. . , .. .. (“ 11- ”mm" ‘ sat-“min“ COMM" 3 year probably will be Glenn Hart-l HARTFORD. May :3.——Jolm Nemi-
" ""Mm' ’0'“ ‘0 Franky" m‘lm'm 0“" May “4'” mm) ‘ ‘lr'. . i “ "Pl‘l'gll" "ml Prank “"‘h‘ mart. Stanford. who this year has row and Harry Thoroux. both of
”aim-n. fm-mcr 11.113' lin the ivlllpt’rnlt'nlltnl outfielder 0i The Early Bird Gets ”’mlgh‘ him as a “3.1ng from John put the shot 50 feet and 3's 0! an 'Springfield “1155 were charged hc-
HWm'm‘ on a foul. Remit" 11.13.111.111 mm" was "and“ "'5 m)— ”‘4‘ “-“n for 57”" H" first ”Nd 5‘ inch run the 100 vard dash iii 10 fore. Tudge Creedon in police court to-
1-1 the sixth. Red S‘V‘ung (‘1111 <iit‘(.1:al l'cII-llue l1.\' \?lk(l‘iliii."l"i‘ '(lti-lm- the ‘Vorm’ Golf Ball iJli111-1iz..\le\lco. .utd went through his {11111,} 5 seconds and hurled the dis- da1. ‘With robbing Dr 1811' liorgan of
.‘. 1...” the SH rounds and .‘1'1'ul111 3-..st1'l'1 ay, 3 0 111111 11: 1.: ““154...“er 3'0.”- “ith nlarked suc- 7 ‘ . .1 ash and .0 (I00
. - ~ ~11 ...... m Gets the Early Bird H... .. ..::'.:...':'.:::'z':;:.l' 21:51:? 11:11:11.1:also...o. .11...
.. _-._.. l'( 1min cl limit (ii 16 pl: 1301's 01.- -ne tlini hm. ”191,04“. and W011 it in' n :03 2°“:1'Sfanfold' star mav be onrfls Klrk- 1. Both were bound 0‘. er under $5 000
l. ”lid H38 in i" 1121' “"1“” With “‘0 i'ittsll1id (}l<:\l-I‘1‘.\. N. Y..\l-13 ‘24. —Getting record for the event. that still stands. :e1' “10 last rear “.0“ the national ball each to the Criminal Court Com-
: . 1-1111» ""-"“‘“‘~' “‘ ‘1 ””W “0'11“” dial «'1 worm cost on rar'l) 1111-1 its lite rc-i ”12 “on more "‘3“ ”WOW “1 inicrcol'efiiate 11119 in- the 10-14’31'd plalms against» Wu Schorr of
1‘ i ”’IIShed Record “W' ““5” id, “"‘t"”""-‘ "”d Rr'dg“ 5°11“? 0n the Gram-:1 Country club stakes and purses. This spring 1"? mien Mist wear when lx’lrksevr-ns \‘ewHaw‘n. liar-111' Maxwell of Spring-
yfi __ poi-.t ’l‘ he liillils ‘and lll.1sscos course when 1'1 golf ball in a long law icame back to the races attérla long m'é‘;ad shape. hi. ran second only to field. and James 9 Swift and William
| '\.\ .\l;11' “1 ~—~leh (mil in t acme and Mc( ann 11.111 lorcr- (l ""ti by .F' \V. l—icrcndeen caught a inbsenee and hobbled through two Charley Paddock. world champion O Brien of this city held on the same
, H“ {mun-0M mm 1.1 1111:1311 Martin outright. . ‘ l" l loliun :15: it rose 1mm :1 tussle with :1 'races in an effort to Win a $700 purse. spin“. 1. This spring his legs lune charge were nolied .
11.1.1 ' 11pm"... 0,...1 _ QT" “i” ,"":”f‘"‘t hm“ ‘13:. 1-dur “,"h'mm 33“"? “'Ol‘m- Kink"? 01’ the“ ——-—-—-'—‘-‘""‘—f‘ 1.1;“ bothering him. ‘Hg'ily‘dng icy-1:- ) Swift was rearrested‘on a charge of
vinnvlino 111.115.19.11-immmn 111 I .11 and up to' 1.1... .'e:1. i11r'1l in tins inanncr . is especially Turf Wflm Fined so" w“. ‘09 Eddie swim.“ or. other theft of an automobile owned h): Fred-
1 twin”... nf his 11"!“ ll‘dl’t'd firmlt hull his i‘uhllnl, 1mm. on l‘nlqllf’, as similar incidents in golf S1. 'nilmd sprinter who won the two erick Gray of Cohoes. N. Y His case
In annals Occurred on hulls ("1‘0“ high $15, 600 and Amals dash events in the meet against Cal- was continued to Julie 1 under $2. 500
liond
B:\I:IQTDG BY TROIJLEY )LEN
NEW HAVEN. May 23. ——Balioting
pany on the proposal or the compan3
to cut wages ten per cent was pro-
' ceeding today all over the state. The
polls will close at 9 p. m. 'l‘rolleymen
here said their were voting against ac—
ceptance Rejection may send the
matter of a wage schedule to a board
of arbitration.
Sporting Editor. Evéning Senting'a‘gl;
4
Manager McKane
Writings Aballt
Crlty Island, N. ’1'“ May 23,1!
Sbuth Nor“ aik Conn.
Dear Sir: Thé writer has been flap
fanned tha t "Bob" Crank. who M
ball on the Lodswoods issued 5. unit
ment in your paper that he 9'!
for the City Island Giants and
the impre‘éisi‘on that '69 were no
'and otherwtse tried to hurt our galfir
1pith the
Springwoods last Sun“
May 21. I dou’t have to tell any”
how foolish Cronk is as the res'tflt C:
the game speaks for itself.» But
1.11'a1'1t your paper to do is to h;
thislette’r— bfllfiM' in justice to“:
springw'ovdl anaxrelt-y Island‘Gm
and show that Crook lied and he ‘kfi'! “ '
he lied when he had that arm
printed. I Jame. been managing (In:
“City Island Giants since they were or.
ganized and I don‘ t even know Bab
Cronk. although I know he playal
filth the City Island A. C. and {unmis-
more Cronk is not good enough for the
Citv Island Giants and 'that is
probably the reason he circulated tfit
false rumor. It Crouk thinks that ‘ifé
are not
Lockwoods make a suitable mm
11111111 and I think We 11 all show then: as
brand of ball that will surprise thug.
1 11011111 be 1'cr3 glad to have m
sierul me the article in 3our paper ah)
~‘tl1c. article 011 the game as it was h-
ished. if it is not too much troubles
I would like to have them. In othe'r‘
“Holds 1‘ ould lye glad to have all m
' -ad\1rtisinz that the game received.
We will probably make a return trip ' -
next month and give 3011 an appur—
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