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0N SENSATIONAL COLT " ' REALCLOUTER ‘ , .‘ , . , ‘ LEAGUE MAY BE FO' , ll
Old Turfman 'Admits That His Horse Couldn’t Eastern Institutions Think of Re lurni ,
Beat 3. Milk Train .— Cleaned Up About Plan'of Other Days __ Would F0321-
3. $200,000 in Three Races ~— Lived to Be or Eight Circuit League- Will I
Ripe Old Age Attendance at Games no...
It. is not so much a. trick to win NE‘V YORK- Feb. 21-“- Prince-1 Ill'ofcs
lione'y O” n “it.” horse it hr: has ten in 1923 had not decided that the ("ion
speed to bur-n, but to sit back and lured again. The papers again com- time was “Nipper-tune to enter an d-‘n‘ w.” ;
father in the slxrrklcs on a. horse mauled on him. The burden of their intercollegiate baseball league 0212,. .’ . “my,
the: C0:lt:h;l.,l:ii‘lli :1 milk tmln— litmus being the} “toduy was the might have been formed, it is sari.
' l a n ma mm nu ‘V' “1“" The subject at such a. 1.3 no “ .
, It's a wild filmy. Pinatns. this lulz‘ Miller was once more astride him. do: discussion lgain. 1::riapsls 131”:
of how I’m-ii L'llulx' cleaned up ii Jul-k opened up at 6 to 5. and organization will be formed “in“;
(3001;200le on such .1 hora“. 'I‘lio though he closed at 5 lo 2. Cook's colleges to be included haVc scut'
,/ sceptical (mm mil nut, be blamed \nrlous agents had taken. in $50,— thcir delegates and the subject has
for raisin: “ll ir |)i‘l‘nl'()l\.‘~‘. But Loon (W0 hetero the barrier “(is released. been thoroughly discussed,
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‘ho is an” H m g “mm lhi so .i\ ”Hl'lfrl;c:(hlnc once mo 0 ii i s led in The number 01 clubs in 511311 31611
. gue has been suggested at eight or
to, n More 11:: 'l“\.‘l‘tl. iiiodzslly urlv
’ .. Then Cook uni his rctinue, his _
1 And “ilClllCi L i six. The larger number would be
i
‘ Was Second in N umber
of Homers Last Sea-
son — M o s e s .8010-
mm Leader .
The champion home run hitter or
sit leagues .11: Organized Baseball
last season as the 'averoges show,
was Moses Solomon the “81.000.000
Jew" bought by the New York Na-
tionals from Hutchinson sun recent-
ly released to. Toledo. Solomon hit
50 home runs last season. thereby
leading the world: Babe Ruth. Cy
«- Williams and Rogers Hornsby. True.
he hit them in little Class C league
playing with Hutchinson, of the
Southwestern league, but he hit
them just the same.
The second highest home run re-
cord in the United States for 1928 is
held by Simpson or the Springfield
team of the Eastern league. who
$100,000 on the race.
A week later Jack Shine was en-
ihut it"s il‘ll".
e or no? it re iimvwsllnc Hurling horses and his big pile of Wealth. .
, , 7 better for the schedule maker ll
' ll 11‘] ts, "steel: lly started back to Lulonia. with the _ . .
ethane mm “H ‘r l b ‘ ( ‘ ‘ . the league plays for a. championship
——a. college championship that is
. to! thosu Mm r- iiiwm‘mr the days turf Writers of the East giving“ 110-} ‘
when Jack r‘lnuw “.13 rucmg tor tire that Cook had gone to Latonla busted ‘4 of them. Right on his . , .
Cook on llm mil Slit‘cpshcud Bay to make the killing, which had heels is Paul Strand of Salt Lake M311” MCMNIII- £3553; Sinysozlegltiigi—itl'muft na—
,. . .. ‘ , ' ' ronn cumu—
vuth 4d. strand had more chances M3"? McManus, Browns 99° meat. Each club must play with
in“ which to get them than the am. 9'“ Sécker- gets rid of an interest» . . . . ,.
ers. but he got them and his is the ing. may 0’3 the. Sisler situation. 5:44:11 “he; dub 01:11}? loigu‘t‘d‘ ‘jr'
It is still undecided whether Sb- . a noun er of gdmcs. 1' resumalu}
“agzfifingcgi‘: (sizthe (fragile c‘osst. ler will be able to lay am for as the futures between Yale and Bar.
Ruth and Williams 3”“ $0 13:0 well as manage, e Browns. ward and Yale and Princeton. also
. ‘ loss at first would be . “.1 b1" Harvard and Princeton Would wishel
10“ leagues, With 11 homers apieca. to the’ team. ev one Mixes. to be preserved. In that case a sclicd
lulled in the East. There were no
iiiulucls in the Bluegrass State in
Phillips. his inurw. “'1?“ 9. Maine those. days and ii to l was luid 33-!
of? racers. li‘lillli'Li ii train at Louis" zimst Jack Shine. Once more the
villa for Shovywllt‘ziil l-Zdy, ,\ ICW’ days public bit and again Jack Sl‘lll‘ic
later, whrn iwu or Cook's hm‘swn llliishril in his customary place. last.
Again Cook added many “grand"
gown. Ho hell‘s film lali‘Iv—
Sixteen 3mm up) Cook anrl liill
i were Working. (mo of them l‘lj'.‘ll"li
It 01'! a mile.- in l: ’l‘hcrc “my 1'3" tn hi" strong hm: those the make u th ‘0 _ .
' Dunn-Jo on hm inn l; and il “'nci lmil- ii ix related that Jack Shine lived rm,“ m. circuit clzutef‘s. or better @229 can "fleet 3 Dev “d VIII ule would have to b? drafted to take-é
ed 15 a sl:il:~:uloii.vl 1"!”l'fil‘l‘li9lic0 MT in a ripe niri (1:0: HULL llL‘ lived on .. Two men batted 37- They were he 9 tail? in}? “)6 $381!?) that Core‘of them. Thai. is BOt nu impos-’
a allitT-err—z‘l'l [in wry spring. ‘ Y.’:’.il‘,“i:t. rials'f'Xlld 1513315"!!er :Ilgno'l‘ . Rohwcr at Seattle and McDowell of Minus. “Anxillgi; mean army; b" sit'yli‘llit)’. ‘ 1 ., .
e . m Oil‘x‘hflrllnzfl mm l... g... m. ll..i in ’ us [as "all! Dion-us showing how homo piste on level forward in Yukon “'ichita. Sherman. of Salt Lake'wd play. We’ll be' - lit .3, there 1 ”"3 “as.“‘lmcrc°1°5““?{“1}.
“m“! l“ ‘7" N l ”U I?! 301“" WU T‘Frl‘ ISM" ‘" “mm as “ mum ' Stsdlun ml bow clings is- both feel lines. In. gentle- Blakesle)‘ 0! Wichita. gathered 36 even if hecm’trfiu‘» ’ 3“” “smiam” m. the °ld.d“~‘°' 1‘
two of the swim; Maw unwillscivlllsly for his Consmtvni‘y in running lost m h a. an“, “no. for ’ apiece. Kraft of Fort “’0th land - had its meetings in New Earl: and
32, as did Davis of Tulsa. and East played games according to schedule
0‘“! and it had some interesting moments
;; wrapped stuns. 31310, the horse always. Only once during his nu-
! which iirul limit! the amazing illllt'. m: mils stills «lid he ever finish in . Th. gar. MO.“ 01 “0 YWIC' ‘0“ h M m of \iinnea olis h d 31 -’—'~ I
gdlum, been moved out from tin (rm-tend can (set, on a line imam an out” m'gh homo r n EN K or history as pretty mneh everything
in home “ has in college athletic life. 011cc
Went illlu ill" Mall of ink Sillni‘. the mum-y.
which pl‘nl'ml-ll’ “‘Jliltl have con- That was “hen there were three a“? to m add. m m h M M“ a" , . , .
aunt-d ncar'i' lino minutes ni'~SIzlti.i- horses in the race. .0 “Had “b “3‘.” in “I. ”in. “I” d . 1" Ym “I" hitters were Brief of hansus City, 1’ l i . . ‘ , ' .1. -
P h i 1' Ch i it ae drew out of t because one of . . .
u n N .11.»... ., ,, diumeprovotbe oithofsnsin 1: end thatch “c ‘1 ° a"° 9- 36. B‘Sh‘m- OI - . .
‘ “‘1 ‘0 0 " . " ” ’ -" 0 “-‘5‘ PM“ ‘1 ” WW no" room in which man ‘ . 3 Baltimore, 3; \Vebb of fiuiralo. 02' the rules was that a player Who had. . ‘. ~ :
. i’-::; 1” '9: (12‘; ~ . - x. ., , ‘3 «Mg. . ; . ,,. ‘ '
L"... ‘1“ .1... M” “WW “ length oftliclcttflcld mi ‘7.» 1mm tight cold Clark or Birmingham and Atlanta. take“ Pa” m WNW“ "‘3“‘i"‘"l ‘ 3 - . > 42:.
.pAiJOZ‘n and . 1-5 mm “m“ . line thirty-seven f”‘ The d . M mm. for Collectively. no club made such a . must not play in the Intercollegiate: 2...: i: 1‘ ,L ~ ;
w . ‘ “ , ‘ ‘. f ‘,“ it brin the blacker: and e or pom when K. drop. u. homers record for awaiting homers as Enid. Assumamn- HOWCVCF '13“? I-‘=i*>'r‘1l ‘ “-l ~ ‘ - .: .3 .,
mow... of Aim; and “till tolloxvui lill‘ mar-ram nlntn. ' ’ 0 ball Will all of them ‘ux‘t ‘hn calmol lext-hull .‘r: - ~
(. _, r, . .. Kin... oat in the country or the old I E - J r ‘ ' u 3 . : c.1-
t‘foti 0“]: Rim? toi the bar: UM thirst: McDaniel with ‘36- Smith S xpec e 0 e 31' although in an independent may. More a“ "5' 1" " ' " ~
0 no so. ui‘: (unis, not 'nou'lng , ‘ , . ' r - ~~~ ' - ' 9 that it 1 ‘ . c .
there iliii In In a. change in Malls, ‘ I' '- ‘- _ .. . _ [SPORT Evms Xfultlhil'szfr‘ighehmu? 151131“! lgietfeé 0f “Eek Team ”111'" anfjnéoblznigigle;o$:;ar:pPiliiiétgg whgn _ .A " _ '
unto llu- rlilJm-ils the name or Jill'l\ _________ .. c age 101‘ a e . R 0f ‘ ' . . ‘ . : 3“»9’.“ ‘ , , .7 . ,_ _
106 home runs for the season's work mg est Season College Assocxauon. Columbia urop~l ‘ '- ‘ «n: .
pod out. The other thrce trams; Wm” ‘ ‘ '- ~ z»-
Easi. ’
But there is no note stating wheth-
NEW $0121.; Feb. Sl—W’llh played their season through. Yalt
er Enid .had a short fence. l
Y Generally speaking the home run Alan Heinrich on me ineligible, 135‘ was good that year. It defeated; m..__-._u
business had a giump in 1923. In for the remainder 0; the season. the Princeton three times and scored
many of the minor organizations burden of carrying the 'Penn State over Harvard “1 the same deCiSlVi‘,
the best man did not get above 3 colors or victory in the impending fashion. Sings Was pitching for}
Shim; whirl 1h"); inquired about ”1': NIIW' YORK, Foil. Zl—Aiiho'lgh
0th"? hilrfifl- liv- l'l~"\’f‘l' pill-hi‘ul :i bus-bull game. as. ‘
The next day sci/cral of the No \t 'u protr'ssirinal until July. 1321 Emil
York pzipcl'u reported the {fist trial. Yiie lprc-nmmcmi Euler) was called
All of thrm re'lrrrid to Nil‘l‘n as to the major league {old in the fnl‘
Yale. Naturally that helped tliel
Jack Shine. 'i'iiu wily ll‘rori said of 1.023, a little more than u. yr-ui
nothing but milui his time. int-“r. H". “as obtained by the I’WS- . . . '
4‘ Al 18... can!» “1,, day when Jmk Inn—ch club or the National League ' Grammar SChOOl Boys score 0! them, and in some the top indoor track events will rest upon ‘ .
1.“ Shine was ”MN“! m it ”CC [W “n “w I‘llzmmump rmom he had The recent news that Dick Hob— to Bowl Gr . h was reached with 15. The moral to the shoulders of Schuyler Enck. Ellis to no small extent. ~ .
" msldwma. l‘v-nk ll.irl [our 1......“ mmu :is .1 minnr 10'”;qu Harlin: lilzel. former star first baseman of . 86.11ch this is that there are no Babe Ruth; conqueror in the Wflco 800. Another College Associatii'n ‘ C
mum...“ m. H”. mm MHMH: rm. mm 17 games with (,lklnlinnnt City in thr- Ulu Boston Red Sox. had signed to Juniors _ Junior to hanging loci... il‘ ._ 11.I!“l‘1)l'usl'l be- Each has not been seen here tre- \Vhen Yale Harvard and Prince»
2' and J“. 1“”. 1”, l'urlncr, had two. “return Longing lust srzison. he won manage-the Reading Club in the M . (331150 in 5' " . " MHC’S in which quentiy. The “’“CO meet. gave him ton dropped but of the intercolng-f ’ —._.
; “Mu Ml ”HHS “I” “OUR“ “mm”: 3»; an.)- 1,.“ 1; u, tool; mm in a, International League brought out eet NorWalk Flve ”my 13 - i ‘i - any Well most the opportunity he needed ‘0 show late the American College Associu-l H ~ '
“ _jock(x_ hm H ....;. r to “,M W“, to until In? "It” 1’1.llll‘.~‘, havinzrlmcn used the luci tlintflinvaddiiion to eight. ofl “lo 2 -1.“.~:'.k . -: c". fellows :13 Tlillllllills ability. From now on tion was formed with Amhcriut 01.591119" Thlllk Thv
it the rzu‘w «'0le .rjgngcd “'3”...— Mil- 0'1 W " l“ -"~-\' "”th 0 his lH'UW' '"Hn'dzcrs on s payrolls the league Snvcral Y. M. ' - _ \Y 10 ' m : ," ‘ x .mie time c w i be in demand here. 11' . - . .A. ' ' ‘
iul‘ to “.11. ,I h l’; t f'lriv. rfl‘l HF 1:1 hill: l', Jillil‘ pollipili‘il il llill- llfls (Wight) cx-manugcrs ready to scheduled for tog3'L‘:§Hl\i;21:rtig and “libs“: L)...‘ g7; .. . , 2‘ i .: never next appearance wulébc a: the 3211‘: Eggsérgvgllgmivlg‘l“: 10)::2323‘:h“:: [\Elltl - Bettlng B I]
The men Mm .llvs.»,;,,,,1.. on “If. tilic‘mcrncc or .33-. . |-lIt\“llli,‘ coming season. Bowling and basketball are the dimmed, -. u. it up c... joints licgimcnt .iriilory Thursday night, id {m 33 .. fi ‘11 ,n, t.‘ ‘ “1" \(li {lacs lft
level. Mi‘lhr “1w llisi'iucted to “in \mi “‘0” mur- plums m a row last “71”] 20 past and present man_ 8pm,“ which ”Y" representatives refused to 2-; A pigeuy. Wing. ‘L the annual “Ha. Ind-Meme“: pres out 01 e a Dela o 'a i. in .J- .
“a tar :m in» rmild. i‘rnr. lf‘nlll'i: 'hn,t.' nth by.- ouo run. in - .‘lL” is find 3:,m'0 grand stand man- wm compete "I It. thll time Generally speaking, their was 1e" 0! the New York lunatic Club, Chansgiomy was W0 by Dari: 'Heal'lng
Jmk 5L“... mm“ d M I M 3 “W1s(1,339.:-..'.’ir...:'?‘..r..:;;l: l“itl:‘l‘n(lll‘}’l:i“*l'l‘ ”ini _,; . y... ”1.. (mum seems to be “.9“ This morning at 10:30 the Stam- slugging than there had been in 111s run in the 800 and nucleon- mou . . _ ‘ ‘ ’ .___.__
was barked m‘l‘ illf‘ luvnrri in many of», Mm. a; “H: ILJWLW'” ”l“; 3‘ “ "1’ (f ; sill pin l] with bosses. Reminds one (on! grammar school boys “,1” bowl nrevmus seasons, which indicates cut Victory over Ray W'atson, the This. organization “maven or :1 33"“ \NR‘HWRT H - 5:
the hooks. All m Cook's :igonls‘N “p mlcnrlml 11mm“; 41;” “14%;“... 01 the army that former GOV. \Val- the Greenwich Juniors at the local better pitching on the pan of the national chuiiipion, stamps husk while, but there came a alfnn “hon . . .. ,
‘3‘" 4 ‘0 5' sm l'nlversuii-H. 'i‘hc ‘I'll‘ltr‘s‘ o\l- m” "‘ Uk‘a’mm“ ““9103“! While Y. M. C. A. alleys. and at 2:30 the minor leagues. The little ones were one of ihc best lniddlc~dlsisnco run- the colleges abandoned 21.. orgun2~ ; 1 _ . .. V
“”1” “0‘ "‘1“: SM” 0“ ‘0 a met him to prom a tower or the leg?““‘"" W” ""‘n‘ mm ”1° Hl-Y windowing will meet the combed carefully and with much nets or the land and aseriuus con- “um” and “m ”3”" ””5“ 0" i‘ " ~' '2 as
3. good slnrt but tirrv'lprjd back and Hrmgm m ”m pitching am“ this satin Vbald army had something like Greenwich ELY bowiers he”. persistence during the playing year, tender {or the ()iyinpic 19am. His scheduling game“ here and ”16;“ ,1 '7 »- ‘i ‘ ’ ::. ‘98
. “mm,“ a W”. I ‘3 PM. i-‘rn‘ in soil" N, his hulk M major is. officers and one private. A Hi-Y club meeting with n and the bulk or the pitchers have time. 1.54 4-5, established snow in- With colleges‘that' were. easy )2) ,V . .. . ‘03.
It l:. ”durum" ,lmk cli-annd up [WWW “nuflrncu c . a speaker not yet Announced. Who will moved up for trial, showing that door record and would have been reach and which new friendl§: Tilt .,.:: , .
“m Doc Johnston. owner of one of talk on some vocational subject. is major league baseball ‘3 very wen remarkable on any track. fixed dates 0f the larger “Hum?“- ; .‘ A ‘ f CC
‘ lllu iricklest Charley Horses in the scheduled for tonight at 6:30 The aware 0‘ "3 greatest shortcoming. in In“ New York A- C» meet he ties became current. and nnnualnrnf 5 ~ ; A ' 3 . 1 1‘
.. l~usobali circus. is going to show its Triangle juniors will play basketbcll M“ “‘9“ 50““? °‘ the best milcrs "salons and lam. “an?” and: i. . t. .
. tricks in the Southern association. sgainst NOYWNR high school at s ‘ in the country in the "Bax‘fl' mile" Princeton bent the“ ”13“.“ ”1.- I“ . . .~ "
.4. The former big league first sackcl- O'CIock this evening in the local Y. Though llh.‘.‘ will be several chain. gagoments so‘that they shouldvmeet in ””5 g ” " “
or arra e has Just been sold to Little Rock M- C- A. gymnasium. Tomorrow pious and u-champions on the pm— if" the 135: um“! as the WHEELS ““ ‘
| luv the Seattle club or the Pacific night the week will will be rounded . mm- the battle is exIlCcted to lie “2”" “m“ ‘.° ”mp?“ m? "we“ .
.,‘ i you: league. Doe. utter varying 01:11; 1]“.th ; game program an“ YANK l::;“':enAEan and Liaid Hahn, Bog Eifggxg‘gshizrpgea‘iiced3315;:5- 33"“ 5;: . r. ' . .~ :2 .. . .
. . mifi.a-- I . ._ (esrces 0 success in the bi show W c t e boys will gather around x- . runner, who early this ‘ ‘ ' “' . - . ‘: z a‘ 5
Chat and Comment of Special Inmw & ‘ reached the peak 0: his cargeer the ”19 camp-tire 10" “01168 and sing- CONTRACT season beat Joie Ray. 23:11:: gamiiwads nu attraction and so. .2 u .~ A:. ’ We.
N alkFanS. .. front he undue-urge Burns clter- ing. Winn,“ Higgins, hm?“ McLane t to t 3 3L ' - t b.. I m"““’“ ‘ A ‘
MW \ died at first and together played __, and “illle Goodwin will be among Th3 idea of a. league seems ° ‘ hill was ,.
the other runners in the "Baxter favored by many m those who are m ; ' ‘ “ Pass 0 ‘
authority in college baseball. In ad- : .. 73.5 . -
an important part in brln ing ' m u C n as
8 game a. year, it was believed his ab- 18 T h l r d Regular To “9'" Ji imy 0’3 oily. Winner 1 t
dition to Yale, Harvard and Prince~ .i ,' : .:, ii
Rhiannon!
. ‘ ’ Cleveland its first ennant
Laskeilinll ilii~ "V’t‘illnF- llliiil‘ii "Kid” (1 ‘ p 0 v
, . ~ mpimui, Al Shubcrl. s o . sence “as only temporary and tha‘ " ' year wm b“ m .
. ‘ ‘ ~ , - lable, because of ill-
smm “In” ”gum”, “who and "m", “the”. 5., The “of“ in “nor“ may not Durst could fill the bill. Sign UP; Raves For nose to compctc. _liiggina won in ion. should they agreed to enter ific
, . . h 10”“ w; it Mr. “0cm “1“ m for be interested in the news that the Then came the Jolting news that Hot SpringSTo (:et 13:1. organization. Columbia. reixnsyi- , ., , . . ..
Sisier would be lost to the team {at In the Penn always or last. yea;- Vania. Cornell end Dartmouth would ': . . 13‘ ‘
be presumable members. This would
make it necessary to find an eight :“ti‘fll't‘l’vdj‘ ‘ , 7
0 Q I ‘
ii I G ' 1v
f‘n ».( m y cumin"; . . Cardinals have released one Lester . o
‘ "7 r " Sell to the New Orleans club. but the "non. . , In Condition Encii ran one of the best races of
Durst immediately found him-ctr NEW YORK. Feb. 2:—-—‘rhe Yanks his career despite that he was out-
member. If one of those mentioned lie Lilli
u: The lied Mun and the
Lit” Guards \"ill ""HUV “l“ll' l‘wb Yminl: \lulllirau is roll ii‘ i
a (lo It the. mummy this: l'U'lllTlE! ulwn ‘-llillv(* [drills hurt “in. \pi it]; nlo the St. Louis and other National
.: they mv t in ”3‘ llilril :u .~ . . . c .. . ‘ 1‘ ~ ' C ctittc 10:: us scribes ar l’ __ - called upon to fl" ”‘9 shoes day in show i done 1‘ ‘ his to n - ~ -
' flflx‘lfls, 1;.luh in”) 211', “7;“ ‘zifgilxlnl: ‘11:.“ lblzlilnll‘uk lllHlUl~ltip condition be: sorry for 1h: toninglxcigxeidhlg- and day out of the greatest first \Valiy Effingioflfimgfid god 3‘53: was to) Encli‘: 12:;ifthgifiiixicfié‘3f decided not. to join an association "e. \ 3i i. .
to datn. .. on mm .[M'X'Livis Irirg’lfgh the ropes so”. The Cards still have one Les baseman in the game. He broke Tuesday that his signed contract ever, that much credit for’ p. perhaps it would go on with six (mp . . a
a c s . g)” is ”gm 33.1mm “71110153; sczgp- to, Be“ and a Harm“ Be” 0‘; under the strain. was in the mails. He said he would Slate Victory Should go um Clubs as members instead of eight. YilflJth-B- -\ a ‘ 4”
One by one im- hunk"... 3.. mm- 1,... “... M...” m a mm befor‘; u“ their payroll and the... two mm“ 315 “film to hit was his biggest leave Philadelphia for Hot Springs, _.__..____.___;____ College men have been concerned "‘“*“’ “3’ a ~ ' ‘
in: to mm" mm ”w fold. C(‘l'iilin Nut is OWL n H: will give the jolly scorers and tele handicap. In his first 10 or 12 games There he will :loln Babe Ruth. Ever- Some interesting matches c id llccsuso or the Jack of interest in flicl‘iiifi‘ _ > « . .
in]! players haw, this {cu-r every . . sraphers enough to worry withou; he COilected one lane hit. That ctt Scott and Fred Hermann. be made in the iightwei lit (“for baseball at the ‘ universities. Re' ”11(1er ‘ . L , '
season. but tin-n- is u‘l')‘ town! tin-m It looks at me llrtfwnt time as it having a. Mr. Sell around. Even smash. however. was a home run. With this news came word from it the men would onlyg listen“ :2 “‘an The 5““ can“ a”“““"“ ‘0 alum“ 1 fl 8" -1 If: 1.» :07 1’-
3:;3'5? slilcuflop llu- call of tin.- the proposed lv‘irpo-Wilis bout might Scribes are entitled to mercy. O o 0 Herb Pennock nesr Philadelphia that reason. ‘At the present time there the pitiful number \xho announc-gd ' ' '
. . . . ‘ an up ",0 “n. “8 South American 0 o . S.J°° Hecitle. stur pitcher of the :“ikwm ”9 1“ “‘3‘” York 50°“, to are six contenders all loudly shout— themselves as candidates in a base
Major mm m. . "Y”“mds “mam“ syndicate deposit A year ago Cedric Durst. then a .33?" anmm Mm“ ‘mm’ 83:13:32 :35“; 1 “‘3 that the! want to light but 1"" tam “3 again“ ‘he “5‘ ““13"" v
f tins so that iii. 1.1:1’2‘131511v39t $n'31’1'n14vun-i‘il23:33 American bank meme fin“ ”Ck" “'m‘ “‘9 Bm‘mi‘ leg: b.3153: 3:13;? “til? is; heard from J0: 3:;ng}? 1121:5159? they can; get matches. They are “Em; other aathletic teams. c lh mum" I ?
Motion ,0 ”MN; 4;... _ - "‘n‘ . > 0- seemed to have the making, or a » . 3 '3 £ .. ' .. Johnny undce. Pal Moran. Nate re “a“ w 0 were ““5 ° 9 who u; ' l'
a” “"‘l‘ HAW Hzatx u}. \{dvl‘l‘l‘ilhl'lfllnl‘lJ’ Tlilsl 1. 1-7. .' ' 3”” may” “0 may 5“” have'sfiid £3331? 33130;: n“ m“ been hgfiiitfh“ Bullet Joe ‘3 a real Goldman. Clonie Tait. Jack Zivic ”neg” baseball “mid ”a“ “‘3'" the i-xl-x ‘
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