PAGE TWELVE,
A Man May Be
BIG THREE AGREE
TO BA_l_i_§l’_lTBALL’
Harvard. Yale and Prince-:
ton May Use Damp DellVo
ery Against Outsiders.
Thr- poor old spltbnll is having its
it is being driven not only
well
Yesterday “‘t‘ icnrnml that there is an
agreement among linrvnrd. Yale and 1
Princeton not. in use the damp delivery
The lilg Three
last fling.
from intercollegiate circles .us
in their annual series.
. trams
lulvc gone further illun the major ‘
leagues in their crusade ngninst the ‘5“- the -amc time. Y
splitcr. l RLA
n la after
\V'hiie the National and Americnni $232233? bail put. 1 p y
. ’- . Leoftheia
:rfirttl‘IhYlTi‘lT: inrxryniltlh‘suit“ Dll‘:il1ll9 its It ‘3 pill. in play ‘t “1. center FY
being thrown by plrvllvrs who were .- the referee in {he “8113‘ mfinnel'o
using it in the majors lwi'ore the rule . “013(3an BALL
was pnssml. 'l'hv ills: 'l‘ill‘v‘i‘. hOW‘W‘W. Y If a. player is standing Still and 1 .
have hurrml the spitti‘r vniirciy from i bounces the bail on the floor is it re- The Bethel High School team 8 tips lg horwalk had a; gym.
their series. This we iii-“W"- linriii‘u' i garded as a dribble? Justified in claiming that the low . .
larh‘ ni'fvi‘fs Yul". “W"! 1” “WW." “I“! It is so regarded by the officials. beams at the Town Assembly Hall It is rumored that Paul McGrath
quite an nlllu llllpli-r m. m.- npltici‘. i GRABBING BALL breaks up their team work. Any team the big mm of the Tiger football
””er Y""' W" ”WWW" m"! May a player grab the ball from the that does not play on that floor would team for the t two se us. may be
”‘0" "m” "NW" ”N "WM!” Hwy 1""; lilo hands of an opponent? be affected the :arne way. seen in the linxe: up of one 0:! the othe
sire to ‘i"“ ”- “mm” M?" 'm‘ "m on Y 's in er so doin is within his . iocnl elevens next season. -
a "“1" "”"M" “r m" up; Tm” “T!" I riglits'. aIpn :6 doing )1: is in a way We note that. Johnny Shugrue kept . , ‘
"’17 l""""“"~“""‘j “"M '” “WNW", from. ouigucssing hisOpponent. up his wining ways {Iii-may “evening It is planned to make repairs It
"‘m "“"l‘z‘" rm" "”1““ 1’ "wk "5 " and gained the dccis n eve. Elino ‘
the ml. min” in in wipe out the dump Flores. llmlik “old before the baseball ses-
rlclilo-lv (Illillil'llli'l’ lll llilll'. (li' POl'FN“. Yale News Sees ‘ .‘ . ”on opens next year. lArran‘emfslu
lllv ,uirlllo- l-::tl :ami olilnr iv'mlk (iv- . George Gibson former manager of will be'mnde ion n. arger sea 3'
"Nil“ i"""‘”‘“’" "V ”m "“1"?” Brlghter Record the Pittsburg team turned down an capacity. . .
lvnzuvs nrc film ”it?” i" "w ”V ’ ' offer to act as assistant manager of
Tm... m... , I for 23 Grldmen the Boston Red sex, so that he could u loo}; as if :ltchletlgiigglegl‘ will:
.[-he spiilylll lvwlrh ms wr‘il \vrv . ‘ ———~ 8! n up for a similar position “'ltl'l have to V0 up Opes 0
mm... ”W”: n... mum... and haw .xmv run/ax. Dec. 18.—-With the "1‘: Washing“ Club. ”ghtwflght flue. He h” “a. “ck
Imivn my.) llv mllV n l‘..\\' hurlvrs slum nnnmmct‘mcnt of the football schedule . . . a great deal in the last couple of
the mnmr Ilr‘lrvcl» .'li:','llll.‘l'lI;l..'(‘lg!*‘rllrll.’lyfllfl~ {to}; "Lyme" l'he inle hens says Th9 Battery C team Will have as years.
”m ”MN ”MW :ir ”H: 'u .E‘lill‘x u-im‘ (Nor. 3” . their opponents this W'ednesday the ‘ ‘ ‘
WWW“ “M. ”.11.le ' an?» iv" “-qu "ii“ a new "'“"‘° 4”" “Ck“ Combat Train five. This should he a It. does not look as if the basketball
Piir‘llml rm: ll): ul'olilfll “.1?“ ”w. find [out With flying pennons. resplendent in fast tame from start to finish as their team of the Monker Grotto was going
".NT' ‘ ”Rm”? .1, ix" .Gpiliu‘l‘ lulrl-ml. lmm,"ing metallic majestyotlie to" .is intense feeling between the two to organize thia cason. A few of the
{\n\ no. . u . l I, .1 .\ (a “U” the 3 nlldable football team of 192- s eamed teams. individual players 0! last I n. team
I”"‘““' “ ”‘5”"7'1 ("i ”"' "" ' ' lorth to battle. It seemed destined to . , . . em
lr‘rslov i‘liv lzl‘l wlm nu n flu-simian WM \..,...m.,h any enem . am which hove l have put in some practice. but that is
ii. fii‘llt'lllhll \vi'il llwlv (“rows lzwi Sum ( l l 5 p ' The Combat Trnin basketball team
son. is Rulil in huln n :rr'nt spitivr,
Red Men Wiiiw
Meet Lock (‘ity
Quintet Tonight:
The Noruulli llwl .\l4 ll's linskttirull
tcslnl and ill“ Lock i'llv l“l\l- \liii (:1:th
this". PYl‘lllllLf :lt lit-ll Mill‘s ll:lll, .lllil
our (ii iii" Inst gulllvs (ll llll' Hi‘liflilii is
looked for. ’l‘llr \ Ir-‘llulH .llv pl. :-~uilu::
n. i‘i-lnliliaillo lilu .up of \vviLknown
plnvr‘rs and in M \wi‘u uuvi .\l:llul~:c
have two of Hip inst i‘nlll';lr<is :wcll .
here. In the pl'o-lii‘n'llull‘v gums- tile
Rm! Mrll Fopzli'nic-H “ill clash with
the va (‘Jllluull IMM‘HS'S \\ ilu il'iiii tw')
\‘ll'lfliif‘s on r tllu [Llilwrv I‘ Vile. All
tm’ illi- Lululc (Lint lpg \Viil follow.
Tie line-up.
Tied Men
Court .. . .. . . . ............ . l.l \‘olsi
liltzlli l“iil‘\‘..ll‘l
Clancy .................... Mumke
1.4 it Fol'lvnrd
Mrt izer . . . .................. (‘ooke
i i'iili‘l‘
Blusou ................. l-‘itmimmons
lllnlli (lunrvi
1:].H-kn171n , .. . lloiiollllcy
[.1‘i'iliil.ll'ii
GoOd Attraction
at Red Men’s
Hall Xmas l Yight
Tllc Hullllimrli Snipnrutw. the only
team to iii-ii .li. [lit‘ lli‘l'l:,o‘[l()l‘i K. of C.
Vii.“ on till ir own iluol‘ «iv it‘lllllll; lill'lll
15'11'. Ill-m lli'lliiillf; lilo ('l‘ili'k llrlligc-
port. Y. M. ii. .\. in u 337.“.1 promo in
their 0“” (“l-uni imio- llitli lmnlu'wl to
play iii" lfwl Mill's liuslcl-illuli {ii-mu
on l‘llrlsinms lilLTill (it lit-ll Men's Hall.
This Will lm the. first appearance of the
Stmni'orll liliili in Nor-walk. and no
(Inullt unu oi‘ the fastest Kumr-s of the
Hi‘.’15hn\\llil.li\"' piul‘v. 'l’lllv prelimi-
lulrv crime \llli niwl lll'lllLI irm-thvr the
llcrl fill-u SVFil'jlllS :ll.tl ill" Ywhim"-
port Y. M. ii, .\. .lrfl,. Will] this game
should ninnv (iiil.“’ :l rm'ornl crowd. as
the Visitors l\\‘l"" (li‘r'iii“i1 the
Scpurrlh s last summon.
Hunter Lightlllg a
Match, Shoots and
Trl‘m: ('uriin of Harrison. N. -Y..
tllrr'l yeah l‘llrlv in \Vlllli‘ l'l:lins Hospi-
tal of gunshot wounds received Sutur-
(lilv willie hlli'llnf: nvnr Silver Lilk“ in
\Veslrhcsinr c-mmiv. lie took out a
march in llzllt a char. and as he lifted
his foot. intending to strike the mathc
on thi- sole of his shoe, his toe stubhell
thr- irirco r or his shotgun. the muzzle
of which rested against his body. The.
gun went 0 fraud riddled him with
shot.
Tom Thorn May
Be Chosen as Official
in Coast Game
MORGANT‘ lWX. Vl’. Va... Dec. 13.—
Tom Thorp of Ntw York and C. J.
McCarty of I'il'llflrltlphitl.
lil.‘ iv work with Wain-r E
"ertk" Murilrr as officials in \Vest
Virginia's Christmas Day football
game at San Diego. Cal. "Hub" Yar-
nell haul previously been agreed upon.
but was unable to accept the appoint-
ment. 'i‘horp and MM“,
the best l-Iastorn oil'lci
null nnd Mueller won
well known quarts-t.
Cleveland
ckcraali and
£118. and Ecker.
id round out a
Boxer
Challenges '
CLEVELAXD,
Dec. lfl. —
WOW". till-ice. JaCk
conqueror of Joe
in no decision bouts nnrl holdeil'Aglc:
jlldkv-s' decision over Lynch. wishes to
r-halivngr- lhr- winner of the Lynch~
Shiith bantam championship content.
‘ _ _ s--- AA.
Courtney Goes to Coast
RAN FRANCISCO,
Courtney, left handed
llzlr'ago American Les
inn purchased by th .
”m Mons club
m 8"“ "It Irma.
Dec. 13.—Han-y
pitcher of the
sue club. h...
San Franck“
'11! may I
will most ‘
art); are, among -
'Do—fl'anEW
How is a double foul made?
in sight. However. best laid schemes
of mic-0 and men somehow went agley
and the battlescarrcd vessel finally
fcii‘hf-d up on n. sandhar. But now
limited oil and in drydock. It has nine
months in which loyal workers may
repair the results of storm and shell-
i‘lre. Next fall. refitted. with engines
‘ and guns tried and tested. it ’Wiil again
sienm grimly forth against the enemy
squadrons.
"The enemy next year will have, no
ml‘flll army. A dangerous first line
('nliipnst‘d of North Carolina- Georgia.
lillcknell. Brown and Maryland. will
[lie backed up by the dreadnoughts
Army. Princeton and Harvard. All of
illese except Georgia. and Bucknell
were faced this year by the university.
,(‘worgin nnd Bucknell replace Iowa.
“'liiirtms and Bates.
"Predictions, of course. cannot be
ma 9 and supporting optimism has
var-Sing degrees of intensity. One Ind
nil. however. rub their hands together
.nnti affirm that gaining a champion-
,slllp over such an array of adversaries
is n insk worthy of one of Yale's
greatest teams."
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erick Sets New
High Mark as
High School Coach
i
i
‘ Brod
i
% SALEM. Mass. Rec. lit—Bill Brod-
iick. the new football coach Just ac-
‘quired for Salem high from Haverhiil '
high. was secured only by offering him
an nnrylal salary that figures substan-
ilnlly higher than that of any city of-
ilcinl in the city of Salem.
Certain conditions affixed to Brod-
erick. the new football coach just ae-
csiuhllsh a minimum salary of $4,800
and a maximum of $5.500 for the
coming year. His duties will be those
of director of physical training and
athletic coach.
; Penn Honors Freshman
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, Killed on Gridiron
[ PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 18.——For the
i first time in history of athletics at the
Ei'l'lvtrsity of Pennsylvania. 9. varsity
:11 ”(T has been awarded to a freshman.
i.\t a recent meeting the athletic coun-
cil d» dried to award. the varsity letter
gm-riuftaie to the parents of Andrew
dank-ten. the football star who died.'
ifoilowing injuries received in a. game
.thu past season. Two years ago Bud
‘I.on.-; of Washington. an upper cllss
'nlnn and member of the football
lsrluan‘. died and his parents received a
{letter certificate.
1Hauglitlon Refuses
to Be Tempted
to Coach Again
BOSTON. Dec. 18. -— Percy D.
1 Haughton. former Harvard mentor. is
1 through with football coaching for
good. Denying published reports that
he recently had discussed with mem-
bers of the Columbia football commit»
the the possibility of his resentrulce
into the football world by way of
South Field after an absence of seven
iyears. Mr. Haughtbn yesterday said'he'
wanted it to go on record that hc~was
in the banking bruins-anew. . ,
High School Football ..
t . Teams to Clash
on-the-Goast
. 13,—4.2»: -high
TOLE DO, Dec.
section. will play at Corvallis. 01's..
New Year's Day. meeting the Com]-
lls high school eleven champion of
Oregon. according to announcement
made yesterday by Fred Siebort.
faculty manager for tho local wheel.
Cornell Elects Pfaml;
, ITHACA. N. in. Dec; 18.—-Georgé n.
Pfann of Marion. Ohio. amino: 0!
the Cornell vanity football Jam. has
been elected captain of the tom of
1923. it was announced 7%.
Pfann. who has been Wanted ‘00
(interbank. oa .1 ‘
D owH ; but Hes New?
A. double foul is made when both
have a foul called against them
for his recovery is entertained.
school football team. champion of this .
. somnonwmsvmo
' Sport Barrage .
Chat and Come... ’of Special Interest 1..
. Norwalk Fans. '
The Fordham University basketball Westport with a. population many
team defeated Trinity Friday evening
in Harthrd by the score of 23-17. Ed-
die McMahon the local boy who is
captain of the Forde team tossed
in one basket and held his opponent
to one basket. Eddie is playing left
guard on the team- this season.
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will be able to boast shortly of~ona of
stats. It seems a shame tbat~Nor-
walk can not haves. building like that.
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would be one of the finest things that
has ever happened in the history of
the city. This city is badly in need of
such a. place. At the present time the
Root the speedy forward of the
Center School nvo seems to be able to
toss in baskets from any angle. In
Friday's game against Bethe! High he
made ten baskets. That is some even-
plaoe to go and. enjoy a plunge‘durlng
ings work.
the winter or enjoy many other of the
all that has been done toward the or-
ganization of a. team.
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Last season the. Grotto team played
games at Hoyt'a Hall. but as that hall
hsn been done away with. they iound
themselves without a court to play
on this year. There was a great deal
of talk of organizing a. team and tra-
vel. but this plan fell through.
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have been putting in some hard prac~
lien for the last two months. They
have a. strong team and should mnkoi
the. Battery C‘ five step at a. fast clipi
to defeat them.
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"Scoliy" Bowman is Jumping center
for the Combat five this season. He
has been out of the game for a few
years. but is coming back in line
shape.
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Clancy has recovered from the in-
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The fur should fly when the Center Jun; ligatthhenrr'iejcivcd thuw' gum;
lJunio'r High and the Franklin Juniornga us a gepor aceys an
.wlll he in the line-up of the Red men
Big Five when they face the Lock
City Five this evening.
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High basketball teams meet on the
court this season. Both of these
schools have fast teams. and are win-
ning a. majority of their games.
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The Calf Pasture Life Guards will
hold practice at Community Hall to-
morrow evening. On Thursday night
they will go to llethcl and play the
Big Five of that place.
‘ Spot Dagon has been acting as sub-
stitute on the Red Men Big Five dur-
ing the season. The fans would like
to see him get into action. Spot still
has some good game. of basketball
left in him.
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It is a shame to keep a great run- The Danbury High School have a
her like Hal Cutbill off the track. It fine basketball team this season.
is the general opinion that Hal was
Bridgeport High just nosed them out
by a. few points in the last five min-
utes of play in a recent game. that
was played in Bridgeport.
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not guilty of padding his expense ac~
count. Cutbill is one of the greatest
runners that ever put on a pair of
spiked shoes. and every body in Nor-
times smaller than that of Nor-walk
the best Y. 'M. C. A. buildings in the
The building of a gym in Norwalk
young fellows of the city have no
facilities that would be at their linger,
{'Donie’,’ iB’i‘isli." new; mm‘ of the
Washington team 02-" :
Leagugiaiajghter. ‘ . - ~
Bush is the,’ direct . opposite ,0:
Milan, la. thafiqutet; methodical
whoweigh'a matters carefully. 'B'ualt
In the-Wa‘impdluve. type. who
lumps, at. conclusions - and .then fights
for'them. . : --' ‘
‘ Bush Ia . . Typos
While Bush has be‘en-‘chaaodrrrom
many a bail gun. a bx American , . Let-
gue umpires. they like him.-
Deals and I" have‘often disagreed
on decisions. but hia‘mla‘tuia clean
with me. I have never- put him out or
a ball game. However. he has Mouton
~the ragged edge several times.
Umpire-like Bush'beca. L '1" mm. .
every ball game anew._ a.‘ ver- oar-
ries over a grievance. .
. If an umpire chases Donia for kick-
ing too stre usiy.‘ it; neevr stirs up
any hatred . .hia. systemic:- the
arbitrator. The next day he is the lint
to greet the umpire in a. friendly,
manner. .
Math mum-l Debt“.
I doubt,“ any player ever ma. a
more sensqlonu major league debut
than Bush.
It was back in 1908. 'The Detroit
club was waging a. bitter fight for the
American League pennsnb' Charley
O'Leary. the veteran shortstop“ was
ailing. The late Herman A-Schaeter.
then playing-‘aecond for Detroit. was
begining to slow up. ‘
The Tigers needed a shortstop who
could step right in and daily» the
goods. Bush 'was, playing a. brilliant
game at that‘poaition for the Indian-
apolis club of the Ameflcin'“Asaocia.
tin. A deal was made that secured
his immediate services forth. tag and
of the season. Bush'swork. at abort
made possible the winning ot-tlle pen-
nant by Detroit that. year.
Bush at that time wasprobabiy 25
pounds lighter than he is today and
lightning fast. His debut was made
to order. ’He puued at least a half
dozen sensational plays. Three of his
stop: he made on the second bus ride
of the dlsmonda
I will never forkct how ' Schnefcr.
standing ilatfooted. looked on in ad-
.miratlon. shaking his head as much
as if to say:
"that bird in". human." .
Has Keen Sense of Him
While Bush is a fighter. he can see
the humor in most any situation. And
Bush. by the way. next to baseball.
likes lighting better than any other
T ex
om mun-f is». male: up. .1...
9m at that than was mighty fast. .
‘,n0AWn hit a. dyvbailto rather:
q
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, 7 'anybod'y'.wil listen '
when.» was with the Detroit club?
eyelau'd was dalmatiuetmh.
Business on third With '039} {u
Detro: lt’trqilingbyasinxle‘ .- nsh
dupviccntuA‘dcldz-r Speak, at binds a
beautitul catch; “diameter: it 'up
with'an'evcn more rcmar_ Vkabl’ethrow.
r‘aned’auh out. ‘It‘ was a hair. .llno
decision. . ' , '
The pnly was so close’it merited a
kick. Bush began to question my
eyesight. Told" me I would‘havefnev-
or mad conch a decision three or four:
year-a. back. Advised that I better
consults. specialist. . _
Realizing Danie was. paved at be-
ing called out. I took the verbal ball-
ragc with‘ a smile and when he had
finished I remarked:
_"Three or four years ago I wouldn't
have “had to make a. dechn on such
«a pity. you would have beneathe
throw; a. couple of steps. It's a crime
the way you are slowing up. Danie."
That remark settled it.
“Guess you’re right." he said ashe
brushed the dust from his uniform.
"Well. I suppose I ought to be glad
that‘guy out there-in center field isn't
a. pitchch' he remarked..shixting the
conversation.
"Why so?" I asked. ‘
‘Why that atlft Speaker can throw
strikes from the outfield."
Coins Biseball Expression.
Bush coined an expression that is
still a. byword with the ball players.
‘ It‘ll customary for all major league
clubs to hold a meeting prior to start-
ing each ball, game. The idea of the
meeting is to discuss the weakness
and the strength of the opposition.
One afternoon as the Detroit team .
was filing into the clubhouse. some
one asked Bush where he was going.
“Skull practice." answered Bush.
mm: do you do in there?"
'Tpacher tells us how to score runs
without making base hits." replied
Bush. He referred to Hughey Jen-
nings when speaking of teacher.
The skull practice sessions to all
bail-players 7 e known as meetings
where you i ‘ toacorc run: without
making bear it; _
Big Task ls Handling Players.
“Danie" Bush knows baseball. He
has the lighting spirit. ,L‘nder him
the “'aahingtqn club is certain to be
an aggressive aggregation. His success
or failure. as manager will hinge on
his ability'to bandle.playera and get
sport. He Will hit mt cad WI
:
the beat. out of them.
Edition of
Ray Grimes Proves Second
By SEA Sea-rice .
CHICAGO. lit—filling the shoes
walk is proud of the fact that he The K. 0. K. A. basketball team
comes from this city. will ,make most of the junior teams
° ° ‘ travel at a fast pace to defeat them
Tony Mills the pitcher of the on the Gil-ace Parish hail court. They
Springwood baseball team during the
past season. is playing a bang-up
flame of basketball for the “'nlu‘lnan
Memorial team of Southport. The
“'akemnn five arc a very fast outfit
and some of the local teams would do
well by booking them to play on the
local courts.
Little Hope for
Reco/very of Former
Giant Manager
have this court down to perfection
and they lose very few games there.
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Tile three Powers brothers are all
playing on the Kingston, N. Y., baa-
ketball team. These three boys are
,nll first players and are considered.
lamong the beat in the game.
Kirk, Michigan Star,
Badly Hurt in Crash“
YPSILANTI. Mich” Dec. 18.—-Bcr-
hard Kirk. star football player of the
University of Michigan and a. mem-
Philadelphia. Dec. 18.-—-The condi-
tion of Horace S. Fogel. former presi-
i
vacated by the famous Frank Chance
—vell' it isn‘t done more than ones in
a decade or more. -
; Frank Chance was the idol of Chi!
cage. a. mar in the National‘uaguc.
a successful manager and in artist
as a. ti baseman. _
And-Ethan Frank Chance packed
his grip to depart from the scene fi,
action there were many who mourn-
ed.
Where was. his success”?
least. one or his ability.
Look how long the Pirates toured
to get a. duplicate of Bonus Wagner?
And from "11 When Chance redia-
ed that his playing days were «worth.
Chicago Cubs tour-ed for 10 years for
a; first baseman. They earn. in all
ages and sizes. In the spring or 192;
A!
ber of Eckcrsail's mythical all Ameri-
can tcunl. was seriouslyiniured yes-
terday while returning home from
Detroit. 1110 accident occurred at the
liclieviile road east of this city. The
nutmrobile skidded and struck a. tele-
phone pole. Eddie Usher and a Mr.
Darlirg of Ann Arbor were in the car.
Kzrk was taken to BeyerHospltaj.
rum-e ho was still unconscious last
dent of the Philadelphia National
League Baseball Club. was reported by
the attending physicians last night. as
unchanged.
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W". Fogel. who was once manager of
the New York Giants and a widely
known sports writer. was stricken last
week with paralysis. But little hope
a gawky. awkward kid. named Ray-
mond Oscar Qgimes was purchased.
Another edition of tank Chane.
has arrived in Grimes.
Grimm is a. dead-ringer: forelimbs
in eyerythlng with the exception of
long—didanoe hitting. Be is in? is
powerful in build. unity: the bag as
Chane. did.’ but soaks 'em‘ miles
farther than Chance. ‘ '
night There are hex-e: of his recovery.
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Catcher Otto Miller 0: the B.
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Miller was presented With his
conditional release as is Cust‘
with all players - have 5m.”
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big show.
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worth-while service.
veteran to \make an
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big league manager.
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