MAM
Women
Md
Snore'Wos ‘30-19—Visitore' Have A Good Record
movellyn Is the Star—Makes 15 Points
E-onggdiman Does Well-Meridian Chapter
I“ go
no Nowell: DeMolsy team found
yes iut nizlz'.
aunt Vernon live a 80 19 wol-
into New Yorkers have defeated
w~BsVen snd Milford DeMo-
More; who had decisiOns
r the Norwslk boys. The some
W Wired by the splendid come
mustered by. the locals. The first
. er ended with Mount Vernon
hiding 8-8. Nor-wall: soon overcame
tile lead and 11ml the big
I seen until“* end of the
“Stretch"
slurred stein last night.
only part of the some.
. ring the sho t time that he was
Ill the "mun he soured 15 points.
Ruddiman
"duh with eight points last night.
A III!" crowd of spectators wit-
ABHEVILLE.‘ N. 0-. Feb. 25.4w.
gunner in which the inontnl and
physical strain or s tripping baseball
'rsco new: into the strength of the
humsn physiquo of diemond oth-
letes perhaps is beiior illustratod in
the recent case of Hughio Jennings "
than'in any athlete of rocont years.
Jennings now is at Winyol'l soni-
tarlum. Ashoville. N. 0., striving to
recover his beanie; Thu ntrain and
worry of the 1025 struggle the
, Giants and Pirutna waged until the
"yup" Lockwood. “mg" or tile closingdote or the rum nro report-
uruolug coupler. lectured to tile ed responsible for Hughle's break-
”"y' ”mm" :not gamed: if“ :2“ down. physicians who examined him
uso sumo at“; or 9 cone 5- .
iuouuuatod ’hat they haven Classy ntIAelicville declare.
A rest. or six months has been
notion of scorers when volnle Ale
needed. The Mount Vernon team meocribed for Jennings. Should he
insist on reporting to tho Giantn'
mode all their points on'iong shots.
‘iuo Nor .uis deieneo was so good camp at Sarasota. Fin.. for uprmg
that m. “51w" gave up u-ymg l9 training, the physicians in charge of
"Stretch" meek tnroush n'rr "vorul UleJ hi9 086“ ““130 10 055111119 TEEPOH'
Dut cessiui tries in the 'iirst period. Hibiiity {or ills condition. No visitors
‘.‘uwouyn'J left v,'I'-f 33 “11119 an: m;- are allmvod to 6130 llllll. Since his
that reason he did not play the an. arrival at AshoVille many admiring
Iure unis. Bill Gustaison sat on tnolmm limo ShOWOFM him ““h “0“"
sidelines with - badly bruised lr-g.ors but physicians and attendants
gulfered in. [ouduy'g game, refuse to permit anyone in see him.
The DoMok will play the Merl- nave Mrs. Jennings. Ii'. condition is
that they are capable of playing a
test brand of basketball end that
they can come from b nd and
fight back as hard as o. y other
team.
and handed
lid of the
“onieet.
Fiewellyn
also came
don chapter in Community Hall next ""3 “'10“!-
Wednesday night. inn the iollowln ”Wins?“ “‘10 “WWW" ”“3 De”
UDDER ..
~ ,108 So. Main St
‘ Telephone 1446 ,
or House Painting and
Decorating
now is THE TIME
Wednesday they will stack 1: p trolt club for years before going over
against the Bridgeport DeMoiay andito the National [#3118116 to join his
then play s return some with 3
Park City team on Saturday, March
out last season.
old teammate at Baltimore.
McGraw. was McGraw' a first. lieutenv
John
“llrn the Giants lost Jennings \
grieved and worried. When they
von he relaxed In little. But the
C' Lute fought a losing battle to the
The score:
MOUNT VERNON
G
*1
"J
E
' Russell. rt‘
Lane. it l 3 my and when the canon “its o‘er.
Haitman o. rt o 0 “William van a physical wreck. ex-
COOPVG . . .. ...... 0 0 “fumed rnd fatigued until the break.
Rice. 1:; , 1 I, down could not be avoided.
The gruelling years he has rnrved
on the diamond lmvn slowly liliflp"d
stamina and power from his being.
No longer door! the gallant old vot-
Versn of many 3 memornhin strulzflie
W-iikenson. rs 0
Esyres. lg 0
loouleoomm
-—
l
O
'Cobb. lg .......... 0 0
l
no... ‘89.
it 9i
, . . possess the recuperative pom-r that
FORWALIE G Pi mm was his.
_ I ' n 3 Many fans read about tho physical
VESTA Root. fl ' ' ' 0 ‘l 8 ma mental strain of it hard soason'e
. , . 3'16“?“qu ""‘ t 0 5 wrind. They pay iiitin atlnntion to
"‘ V . “2:23; oré"""' ; i 15 it- Instead. they look upon it all as
Policy Refrigerating 1...»...ng .. 0 0 g 33...?“ “W“ “‘ .0... .......
. ‘ Bernaid. r: 0 0 .. But in Hushie Jennings' case the
& Supp'y ( o. 18 ‘ 30 (act has been driven convincingly to
011. BURNERS
'ts target. The wear and tour of over
an yours‘ diamond slavery is begin-
"if”! to collect its toll.
The ennnod tomato pack in. 1925 Although on the coaching lines tho
was the lorses' 'o recor 1. ioteiins past several years. Hughie took do»
i9.770.00l cases. as against i:.5i9.- [eat or his clubs in heart just as did
000 cases in 1926.1.‘vordins to the Cobb or Crawford at Detroit or
Retereo—Lea J. Funk.
I80. Norwslil
Notionzl Csnners‘ Association. Prison 0'.- Khlly at Now York.
ConditiOn of Hughie Jennings
‘SENTINEL
EVERY DAY
Buy it At Tlle Newsclealer nearest your Home. It Is
on Sale At These Places:
.
South Norwalk
A. Alhsge, 41 Railroad Ave,
_ So. Norwalk.
0. Allegretto. 69 Lexington
Ave., So. Norwalk.
Fred. Coleman, 35 North
Main St, So. Norwalk.
Geo. Cuneo, 144 Washington
St, So. Norwalk.
‘ J. Catrone, 18 Ely Are, So.
Norivalk
Daher & Simon, 116' Smih
Main St, South Nor-walk.
Deleo. 0'1, 30 ' woodward
Ave» So. Norwalk. ' - .
Donnelly’s. 16 e 18 South 7
Main St, So.-Norwalk.‘ ‘
Frankie Fay, Washington
St; South Norillslk.
'Honuessy, 75 Railroad-Ave,
South Nor-walk.
Sam Hyman, 85. Raymond
St, South Norwelk.
M. Joel, 8 Monroe Street,
South Norwalk.
Abraham Kramer. 20 Wash.
ington St.. South NONI“-
Leary &. do” 5 Railroad
Ave., South Norwalk.
Main Barber Shop. 70 '80-
Mm St, So. Norwelk.
1F Mo]; ‘96 Ely AVON“
south Nor-walk.
Sp fingwond Phenom. 1
my DAM, South NorwalkI
L. Agronov, 107 Washing
ton St, So. Nor-walk.
Smoke Shop, 2 South Main
St, South Norwolk.
Union News. Railroad Am,
South Nor-walk.
Newbauer’s Drug "Store,
Fail-field & Conn. Av'cs , S. N
Norwalk
H. Aide, 15 West Are, So. _
Norwslk.
Benedict News,=43 Wall St,
Norwalk.
, Frank Dorsey,
Ave, Norwslk. '
. l
A. Hesaen, 51 West Avenue.
Norwalk.
G. Librizzi, 399 Main Street,
Norws'lk.
Frederick E. Birch, 151;
.Wall Street, Norwalk.
United Cigar Store, Main '&
Well St, Nor-walk.
James P. Sheehau, 23 Wall
Street. Norwalk.
Hamilton Shop, 49 Wall St,
Nut-Walk.
S. & 8. Tobacco Shop, 36
' Well Street. Norwalk.
8. H. Ellerin, 5 Main St,
Norwsllr.
B. Tovlin, 6? Main Street
Norwalk.
45 West
' Harold Austin, 93 Main St,
Norwalk.
A. Murphy, Main St. .2:
Center Avon, Norwalk. ‘
A. D. Cohen. 'l‘il
Norwnlk.
Wall St.
East Norwalk
Jofiu Armour, Winfield St,
East Norwalk.
Cannon'VPhar. 81 Van Zant
St, East Norwaik.
- A. Hefner, Liberty Square.
East Norwalk.
.1... Schavrien, 232 East.
Ave. East Norwalk.
M. D. Motley, 234 East Ave-
nue.. East Nor-walk.
'A. Sallick. l Cove Avenue,
East Norwalk.
Benny Celia. Fort Point St,
East Norw‘k.
Q
Louis Hertz. 69 Winfield
Street. East" N orwalk.
Rowsyton .
l
Fred Lockwood, Rowayion
Ave, RoWayton.
Allen’s Drug Store, Ronny
ton Ave. Rowayton.
' Darien
George Voile, Railroad Ave
one, Dnrien.
lllDOOR lllNBS
WILL CLASH
lllls EVENING
"(luv Normlik “To. and Rubber
puny llnIi tho Combat Train in-
llmy inmohnl! looms will Plush in tho
.v-lz'mry this owning.
h ,‘Tr‘lllil? will stnrt at 9:15 o‘clock
snl in. public is in\'lteI‘l to attend
i. Hill us: free at rhorrrc
SCORES OVER
N. NE. SECONDSIl
Basket By Jerry Tomeyi
Wins Game—Adams
«gum. (Ir (he rvcninz
Till. first hnlt’ I mini “‘iil) th‘ mm
7- l lll\f{i\(‘lr of the, Tompkins pl lvlars
Czimllt. Burma plow] 1. good namv i
ll)!” lhfi
zoais' and us many fouls.
jtho l‘llll'll srnrnr {I‘Ir ills tram
cnnds minim: inalilei
Tl'li‘i‘lI‘y \i .’I_-l s
uniting
l
l
.mu and a run} last game is o..- l
..~l
.‘t l..
IA. .l collins Co
'30 North Msin Street,
South Norwaik
Phone 747
COMPLETE HOUSE
FURNISHINGS
iOf nrnntim
llounrod inst n
quit Um squad.
1
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l
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in that he mo hm
Vain-hoes Mn! that;
Jack Miller also hall tnrnmi in lllél‘
uniform.
short handed
Th‘s ionwr. tho
"'l'" “(“de
fl‘r illC'
gnmr- with.
Stamford on Saturday.
on: John and Hugh lllmtti-A,
Lyman and Ken Thomnn.
l_\'
steps of tho
Rliming ill a tow duo's.
many reasons for quilting
pins-ere nvniinhln Rn i’nrY
Chat-ii»
! in HR"-
il'lnt Thomas “1'! follow in the
Norn'aiia lads. by re-l
Yourh-‘l-sa hos:
His chit-i"
The only
one nnw is that hr is lruil'linp with }
[hi n B”
lirih t‘l‘Rliiilmtinilrs hum \r-rv gnod lh
askoihnli
“boxing team and cannot play i,
until :‘Iflf'l' lllu anmteuri
bouts in Nnrxrnik Tuosliny nithl.‘
It is nlso l‘h‘llf'i‘r.‘ ‘hii. lil- lmki
snssimw and mm ‘.o pizn I
during thI- nor-k hm: ilcipul Voor-
.hooe to hill'l’\ his I'lMiSinn
lis ilnnhla to prnrtim “Haul. dass m- . Ml: >3lI':Iv u
thorn. are mm classes la.
The Xi‘fll‘i
iniori'mt .
lwith the workouts.
The "Y" fire was sclirdulrd to May ‘
the Christ (‘hurcli Triangles of Noll-
KACEY FIVE
W l FACE
Dollif'lt‘l o
ills \\ll._1l_l:l.\_
a illul iii.
'0 llli‘t
Sonn nirl. dun“.
sum? \Vl x I" ....
H u lilorir'.
\VlIllliau
.ERSEY CITY T. U. S. OUTFl'l
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:llolnccn the Millie i \..l.~:‘
lund tile L’iiIiwz'sil'I :. Emmi l
lil'idgnporl. I
l A largo .iit.l.li-l.<- .l ”lull
.in illI.:., will in ii» ll.>'. l."l. ,
Fisher 1 this sport in tile t.\l.,‘.ill'.£ pron.
l "lfll‘ll rn' ;l"l.~
\l Tllc s-s-nr».
l TOMPKINS LEAGUE. I
I ll l". m. '
iil‘nlr.:.l;t.ljj::.hfll. l I'I‘ lillllliliIlI‘illi'l', l-‘I-‘u. 25w- '1‘th
l'lrnnr'ii, if ’’’’’ . . .. II II iLl'LIittl-l-ui" lumpy; mil play their MEL-i
1.0"“,on _____ . 4 \ond puiiiii. «2 Vin: f»‘i-’l| ulti’i {ho Jer-l
(.‘nii‘minck. 1'37 . ..... a , 5w); i'l'w it the \\':i.~liiill.,l.uil Q‘t‘nUC
Asnlmnm. ll: ....... .. . . “m “WW“ “"4”“ i“ 1 i”“"‘°““"
..\ “firm“ 1:, ...,..,. 1 I, .. . i'Ullli ti 'll" lxllllilllffi Willi >12 to fill.
. _ -.- ‘.’il‘li‘i‘ n :lw mlulilv ”\("l'lllllu period!
7 .'. "Ari. ‘ .Il'lIi Manchester
NOl'Hl’ALix' H s. sncoxns. ' <1 ="-~"»U “"18““
, . . , .llll',’ liy‘a l'ul' Thu
Goitlnn. r! ........ . (11V Pl p‘s it: ”H“ mm' ' “WU“
Pulncik. i! ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ i I. 3. lullu'ys Jersey
Vfl‘lgh if~c . . . . . . . ‘ (I II 0 Hurt (lust r I
llziI'lik. i" n .7. n1 “l' ‘
[hit us, ri.’ ..... . . . . . ‘.’ ',' G .‘lflhpl‘ l‘i'llUVdi‘l f
)iillani. lg ll l l 1“‘¢k1*~"
A -.. _.i Li‘
'.' . i. AiuCrau
Reform—Lon l Frank C
mm , . 7 in. pl'olvuixll inn...” u‘i ii
Hf”... .H' . ] lkilliull i-.::msiol1I;I\\':
‘ h u, “L .. Lula-“y :T. '.‘. 3. I'll” ll
1"" ,Al'nolli. .‘llqcl ll'qlzl'v,
5 iii
RESIGN FRUM ‘ STQ‘H‘OI. ll \ \L ( .llJbilll‘t ll \‘iY'
‘ “if H H: BUN!” ."7 “will . ‘0'"
In; ‘- ll! 3;. ,. 5'.- .lHI'.I,1,5I 'l
, Y. M. C A. FIVEID :kllllu loom :uh’l nigh! (lilitaied 0,... .‘.I'
Yonkvrs 4‘ to 18 El '.lil': Stain- . C
(”u H y' 1l'll'llzlp'ini .1.-
Mnnn 'Ilr ! i V h . _ “‘ " Levinl.
- l“ , “ "g 0““ "‘5 "f ”1“: A mnn min in court rnI- untmllml. .. .
\M‘stport \. C. . A. tomn an- 1,, hurl u, I .unIied an .lpoiogv from' I l'lzz' "lulu l}. ..
rlmil: my in him for ilebmll .
deserve l Strauss
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY -I'l liiZlL.
Iictory ——- Local Boys Enter Bouts
TOMPKINS Fm; ’sEVERAL leFCO‘NEElE 0N
AMATEUR CARD NEXT TUESDAY
Man-4 ..-..... _
ankle Fay Has Long List (ll? Mitt Artists
Westport “Y” Team ( liming ilvre Strum;
---—lJleveli Matches Schedulcdwh‘miill and
l Jackson In Exhibition.
. ... h..«_w. .._.,...,_ a
and Golden Are the; .JIIl'I-l'Ii Ir-I.ii how will hut plate lrlllil‘ l'lvll'i 1.. 1 7' 1u~,
Starq Inn | l iillxlt [I‘ll' ti 'lli‘lilil in boxing """lv “ ""‘ "
*0 .I:llIi ill 1m Annuly :w-n‘. l'ilsday ‘1 "\l‘ ’w ‘
5......“ IIIIIII puiilill. .Illl
..
A fluid gunl llv Jurry Twin. y Ill 1!. i I“ II I with is
m. 'i.- in :ll villa \ilu -l. i Jui'lIl'x ‘Illii
. 'l . V AI ' A
Ilaat second of play “on tho rlrtiim I..l.-lI\. iliI'iillUivurO.:\1Illt\\ elem-l. iliuki moon 1.}. ll'~. I' ..
-innl'_v game at tho (”ontol- .iliniol~i i‘. w Ii. ililr. .loillini- llLll. ills i will! ol tin. will :1, . ' . . " I
High school gymnasium inst, ni;:i'l lIIIimIin. Mum: l‘lrlm'h. 'I'I‘L I'Ulllill“. 3 lam. ill'S W'- =..... .l- .'
{‘r the 'l'omrlkiml Llano.) mail ”‘5“ Iain. ‘iU r'l'unmu "mnmm \,~ .I . .wlleIl
.I‘.l|uii. till liliilllilf. :lliIl .iuilllllln >‘lll: ll inIl illl ll ‘
'l'i“ kin . ml 3 \ l - , ‘ ' '
1‘ Pi 1mm flef *"il l‘” - “" “ ‘ 1‘5. Lliii‘ illlllllllllr‘. lllm ii 1;. x .‘I.,. "I “u. 7
”Mill s-ilrml second. li-ll“. in l t'Irr .xii of lip-ea i'ldu‘ '.me .UlllxiL'llln ""l l... ..r m .. ”um i. ' . l ;
bultll' Tomey ‘rag 0m». “ tlm riinr .Imu- ii iii "lt'll‘ flint dlilIIit‘Jlr l\"ill.i’JlV titre - hugs :lle .. v‘ '
l'MllJt'l‘S on the Now :llk lllL’li loam I ii in l‘iwilll iiiu"ll01'“ "i“ fhlil‘IM i’lit I! """‘~ ‘7‘ 'I l
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”n?” ll“. “'35 iol'ffil tiff .Ih“ Hula/1M1” \ I": IIIlIiIlll ll ll liN ill ilv‘lln II . ll
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wine to bump ill-IligilliI This 31ml j iiI ‘.‘.‘I-Jlmrl l‘. M. (It. A. lllliII‘ulIl ..; -l .-~‘l.;i:.l ' l9
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limo no (as! ll'irl IXl‘lllill‘ in tltl illnlll i" “l "" 3‘ :trulil: "'“I” it?) ‘V‘mm'h: hm‘ hm “mm" li
a: -'-.
FAIRF ELD HY
W. Li. BATTLE
&
l: .\‘.i(l"li'.l,l'. ii
$2.111“: (ELL :II..- '1
Light in ’31" i.‘ t .
school minn..:l..x.u ' a .,
buys. £l.lil’l .fll‘lz. lllnl‘. 'l ' '. i
be in :lcliv‘llIl uni .. .:. -
contests .11»: inn-1.3.- ‘ ‘
Tlio upwilin: gillzu 'l in.
Will Sly. llly Fair“ 4.. l.l.‘ '- .
but with Lin. ill‘i-igxiwwi'l ‘l, \'.'
filtillufl lii the high nelmul '3 .
ll‘ila your uni lllu r.~.
to attract many who am, lllllll‘gl
attend afternoon gamv s.
LG
SO ['THPA \‘l S L‘RRATIC
“‘lmt. naming the anutllpqu‘s Wild? ‘V
.‘luwr l
coma lh- £lllF\\("l lo that question,
“itlioiit :2 until"
ammtnlmli l,’ 139'
"Lt‘i'iY"
SEEK-“0U
Ailllrrilir.
Lack m Fi‘mlllil nidi’lt more or lc-ES'
of 3 ”bus" ‘ on: I)! Grow:
The P?" lII'lSI‘ l-Inscn \Itth tho Balo
l
i
walk Tunsdny. When tho pinyvrnl ilmnl'
went on the floor in their uniformfll Leagl
they were informed that thn gum" '
(x ($112 o ii;-
i-" Cil‘mr; 31ml been [11.3 331153-
ill: won 26 and
was off because of a gym class, i
Roenntly Coarh Arvid .\'. Kiwlinn- i
'l"-r resigned from the loam and pr»: i
viniis to that Captain Prank Hurti-
lgnrz. Donald Patchen rind i-‘lobhy
.\ kerman I‘luit tho squnli i l
l
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I"! N F
FERN [TURF-
NotHARGE
Lotus test your
radio tubes
Time Square Radio
Supply co.
Radio SM! and Arwsmflos
34 No. Main 8st. So. Norwalk
Phone 796 Open Evening-
:. STERLING
FURNITURE COMPANY
. tion or iii» Cll‘
lost onl‘: n ll‘ll
our. 2:1! mm in
one to :in llllllllL'.
iiiuliy
Some pitching.
l ~ .
; \\ hr-n (more: not the boil over the
i
League he
illiLllV'I; for he
plain in tin: American
w.l:~ .i]nlc.~ -’ .'..~
“innit: 1‘. IL mvii in 1"? innings.
Lin 1. .o sill‘l\\il‘.;: or Grows largely cidcd contlIl no: ..
depend“ rim Ch Imices U: the Al.‘lilfl.l'l.‘5 llurpt. r llCt‘l \‘lllilill '.c
' to “in this you:
on U I
"I wasn't
ununl Inst
M) Imuvh wilder
year.
he struck
innings. almost
‘~ 'lllilllllgul‘h would \vel- l of
i
ll.»: iliggert (115- I major Loam; cum-.5 '.w'L. ;,
in “Lt '
Grows at thug
international ‘
l pitched I no; g». .
l
than Joe Cal. Lillcll
'cxplulns Grow-s. l nianngv r oun- .i ll‘ It I: 1 ‘
“it WAS tho careful way the big was a. norll'n:
league butters 100k (nor your stuff. tin: tno ivum
that made. me seem so. They don't l
oflrr tit mom bud bulls in tho bigl
shmr.‘
«as No. Main St
l
StofigHtomge
You on now avail yourself oi
the finest eterege facilities in
the State for any amount of
space you may require.
Our warehouse is a Seton
brick building. lumtedm at t
Havllsnd st reek
with on infest spri er rye ~,
rem. giving you the low inanr
once rote oi 50c tier hundred
dollars on contents. '
Motor Haulage
to. New York '
lei. Nor-mil; 294—10023
. Y. Phone. Chelsea 8059
. 803 W m'sl.
armorial.» moron
TR'A i-ll'iiRTATION
So. Norwslh .
i
RADIOS
AWA‘I‘ER Ill-NT
STRiniliElm rsnlmn
.rslm NEI'TRHIWMI
RMtlillIA ‘
swmthmlcnnnvsn
no. as no no. 2 .
. . The
NWIRS’ Electric Co.
F. ,S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South Norwaik
New Oldsmobile Sir
More-Beautiful
Better Performance
Lower Pricl
ll On Display
AARON KOHN
9 R. It. Ave. 80 Komnl
”mm W
20 No. Main St. Plume 29“
RE Passenger
Wagons Oars
WEIRING AND QV‘ERHAULINI.
I’m AND"ACCESORI ES
Ammonia co.
'L'Wsnor. Branch illsr ’
arm-en. nonwm
O l I
La Grippe Pill
For colds Ls Grippe. Dome tor-ml
of neurslxia. Contains no opiates
Planted Drug Store
Goo B Cook. Prop.
summon street
813.".
wowsmom
l
l
ginning; striking out ll; and “ui
l
Isaid Contiiluu.
CASL' Ul" lLllil’iJ;
'In connection Mill it. . . ..
"Lefty" (ill'0Vk5. 1 EM ‘
of Harry l'lzirpcr n'
ington clui“
.l have called tol. -. :' s
Ixube Worlds” \"‘1 :31... \|.::
prime. been all oi .I
hwdeis 0' i‘ it. -.
lion and nil
had more stuff i . 1'... i :1
But Iiurrwr \ “mi .1: ,3
his connection ’ . \\.
club it war
to finish .2'.
lnl‘iatm) sull.
would eli'ikI. '.lr; ;.,.-
llli‘.‘ plan.
I'll!) “ll: will] '.‘l .' vi."
w-is pnsvd ol to
Olilb cf l'Ir .\i
J5 it'll. :1" ix
J I e
Harrier gum plunn- mill ”I‘ll - \
of the née‘K‘iullou mum in mil. .m'
write 600"! before lit: limi isIIle :
the league Elnoutil.
I
v ..
UNLSL‘AL CARLJJ; ..
Lao: Lpn'i'lg n'iliEe i'JUE'. .
training camps. i bump-i ' '
Cantilion in Honda] ll. .-..
some scouting for tin. (Li. , .
on; o. i: all,
Sox. Harper was
“WUESL'd.
"Wu-en Harry Joinini m; I».
"in: €S.}ll.‘illl(~'l
that he had jun lnslrucimi itv
up on his stuff if uuul-ic [U 3,»
over.
"I told him to 101301! a'lIun': h‘.‘
instructions. that l \mntul hr...
put. something on every Liar.
don‘t care if you gin: pdu':
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you got.
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start. whining 7 and ililtx. ._..
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the dice instead of pitching: . l
he‘ll.
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game in eight innings. of '.'. .2 ..
walked 20 and {{1an 7. O. I .,
he lost.
"That season 11.“ worked 13‘
nine and struck out l35 mvn.
walked 121. He averaged l '
than a strikeoul an inning and '
most a one on bells." '
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