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THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1926.
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. Green and White Lads Out To Score A Victory—Cole- Sturdy Miner In Second Try for Championship In
13?“ 9' a? ghmok Expected To 'TWIrl—ViSitors Have Today’s Game; Welterweight Class—Bitter Battle Expected .—
. n laying Fast Bail. Large Crowd Will Attend—Their Measurements.
“Eh. Nlorwnlk High school baseball national Leme l‘cte l.lltzo. a ru'xgvd mlncr will
. in Wll play the Congress H. 8. ' V", I'o . . . ‘ . . 3
, r at Pittsbur h. attempt to wrestle the lttlttrvlel it
thine tomorrow afternoon.” Anluso- Homle RGIIII Httéerst d Brooklynkot Cincinnati.‘ Leading Batsnlen "0“,“ “0m Mickey “Mk" 3;
sroiit Park for the third consecutive ll HMQS 08 er ay phiimeiphis at at, Louie, In Major Leagues Scranton. Pa. tonight.
onto some. " _. Boston at Chicago. Lotto is making a. strong bid for
'1'!" 1003!! have improved 100 per Yesterday s Homers. .umnlosx LEAGUE the championship honors. the rise.
"nil since last week. This means iutil. New York Americans. .. 2 Annie". Long“. G AB R R 1'0 from a. miner to one of the loading
“tit they should win from the Frilit‘l‘g, Philadelphia Nationals 1 ““3.”- W\'_ \'__2. 99 10 41 ."4 weltervvcightrl in the game has be.“
fiBl'idgeport nine, unless over conli- Mollscl, New York Americans.. l st. Louis at New York. sleusol. S. Y.. .39 123 28 so .308 due to his sincerity and earnest dc.
dance works its way into the team. Frisch New York Nationals. .. 1 Chicago at Boston. ' .32 to 4 es .397 aim to m e o l b
a ltuth, It. Y... 1 3 n k 32 or! ii citing.
Thu lung is scheduled to start at l‘onlbs, New York Americans.. 1 Detroit at Washington. ('obl). Dem...“ 85 2! 33 .388 Walker. the champion. will enter
.‘ lilo tomorrow. J. Scwcll. (‘leveland Americans. 1 Cleveland at Philadelphia. M'Noely. Walt.“ at 16 3! .303 the ring as a slight favorite. This
.Celeman Churnok probably “ill Simmml-‘L i‘hilndrll‘m“ Amer-u 1 Iicalder a year silo lodnx- fight will be the second attempt of
. . be Coach Feral Green's choice as l'it'mit‘“- ("llCli'mm ---- 1 ‘ International League Hale. Philldflpbilr .-HO. Latzo lo L'uln the championship
ff. pitcher. Bill Sullivan had his turn .. — Lullno Cannon. the Baltimore condition at the finish. as e‘ii swimmers do, and if possible! Blltimoro at Jersey City. . -——"’ , honors In this dll'inon-
E7“ in “go m?“ on :ucsdayi. Chairnok 10““ ’i'il: hen". """" ' 9 mermaid who is on her my run ' In“ on BI!- shouid like to start at nisht. This. “Minx at Newark. i NATIONAIa 1:535??? P Latzo will have a slight Idl‘sntase
as con oin in 1 oo wor for ' 'i" i th iv . - . . . , ».
. til i l s h a! s 'ild 1 AMERICAN LEAGUE d" the auspices of NEA Serr- h s I did wi practical y no sleep of course. howetel. will depend upon ‘ivrscuse at Toronto. “ Til ID If 28 .400 in height and reach Both tighter.
o oca. s. lie 3. been u or it ti . Y i it ice to try swimming the mglisll tho nisht before. as I was on a the day and the climatic conditions. Buffalo at Rochester. stbworth. 15 . are young men. Latzo being 23. and
”the time. but now he is expected “ ‘3 ‘ 2)" . 3" (-1- """ 6 Channel "I“ summer has all launch that ran into n sand bar. we, ("prefer to swim at night. Wilson, an...” .6 at 81 .3385. Walker is 34 you” old. A ”mm
34° o b“ after :1 “0°!“ ms" Chm" 1:33;“; cc): 13.1“}. .... r. the advantage that high moi-sit- went “‘1" "‘8‘“ trying '0 nalm- out The one phase of the event that Eastern League l Bremlt'r. Grim-:37 31 15 3‘ “‘33 crowd for rrnliion is expected tr.
' 1.1” 3°04 WW“ and ‘3 WW“lc Pmnl‘wll\'-(:“.' ng‘ I r, i can mid to physical fitness. Here “11“” “'° “'9“? and 110‘" “l- could interests inc. not at all is the time it No games today. "‘““’“m“‘l hlflh ’7 2° 37 '81" attend thr- mills toniclil.
. ‘aDltchifll “B 8000 0. 8111110 (.15 Sulli- "gully;- tymhlngmn' . e .0 .::::. 4 k ho‘v ”he We", “Nut the RFC-C Hulk“ a landfill“. takes '0 got llCl'OBE. x 8m not at I" 'lt’NlK‘O‘OV (“L21 0. 27 a“ '3‘; A compamlill- "n.1,; of ”15‘ on,
(1 against Greenwich. :10in betroit " 4 adventure as she waite‘ln New This swim across the Chesapeake concerned With making record speed. s - Lend" ‘ W“ '30 ”an" boxers is as follows:
““3”" mg“ “m 1““ ”9°“ Ilaus'cr Philadelphin' 2:21:22: 4 York to make the start. h“ “9"" ”“0” hm“ °°°°"‘l‘”5h°d “W1"- 1 “m 80M to take my time Club Smdin S “‘“I‘F- Ph"“"°"""o 3’" 1mm “‘nlltt'r
ing a good brand: of baseball qhm‘nm'm Philadelphia ....... 4 W W W by 9: woman. to it and if I run into bad weather . g ‘ Ass
h. season. D118 10 it late 3‘9” Euomm. $3.“. York ..... 3 i _ l I have no fearl of the water. and o; 1particularly difficult currents. I N i i L 23 . .. .......... . _-
l',_ a team did not win all its early . '; . "y ””1le CANNON. lavn no conse ousncss o ncrvcs. s a not waste my strength fighting at on; egg-13¢ “nigh.
gamese, After considerable difficulty 110$“;$13115g15'11'fi‘ ff." ..... ‘3. WW YO‘I‘I' ‘1 . a W . i am in exoollent physical condition. the tram. but go with the current \\'_ 1“ a fi. 7 1.2 in. ..... l. .3 ft. 6 is; m, 'i
stile tcum finally struck it winning [invert New York .... ..... 3 ti ‘ 1" ‘1" . “3 4”" \timlniilg and expect to go into strict training until I strike easier waters. Cincinnati . .. . _ . . _ _ .21 1” ‘\".tght
hide au‘ has been piling up vlc- ‘ “ NthONAL LEAGUE ie illslisll channel is a big order. for the next two months. This means For the most part. I expect to use Brooklyn . .. . _ .. . . J; H 147 , , . _ , . ,_ ,,,,,,,,,, . . “5
tories each week. ; “Odom,“ St Louis . - .. _ f. 7 Ibknml. but I ’9‘“ “"0 1 shall be I shall limit my diet to only the most the breast stroke. alternating with Chicago . . .....17 11 Reach
‘ The locals will not have another Mum“... 'nm'okh.“ 5 “ 1“,“)."11 i" . _ nutriiil‘o foods Mid eliminate all the crawl and the English over-arm pmsburgh My, 14 68 1-2 in. .............. at in.
'me after the Congress sumo uni“ \vlllimns'. l‘liiladclpllln 4 film-com???“ iI am “am “I ”m" ”“ “Ch things“ “a ”m ‘ ."'°““- Th“ ““5" 1 “he“ keep any st. Louis ...........13 IS Chm (“Ul‘mnll
9 following “-00.10%“... Norwalk Wilson (.Mmm . ..... ...... 4 no lo mos e l.irlll ng attribute in n. sltnll swim every day in the channel. one set of muscles from becoming New York .. .. ..14 17 36 1,3 in ................ 38 i,
will taco the Bridgeport Trade lontllworih New York ...'.. .. 4 woman. and to state calmly that I July has been chosen as the nlonih owl-strained. and distribute the mus- Philadelphia .. .. _ _ .13 13 Chest (expanded)
school team on that date. The L. Boil st.'I.ouis . . . . . . ... 4 3:310? totldo what "to 0th r woman for my swim because at this ”me the cular effort as much as i' possible. Boston . . ...... . . .. 9 21 39 1-2 in. ................ .. -il in
‘Fairfleid High team will entertain [,crlch. Philadelphia .......-.. 3 iainlyusmalctltetlc onfmtrl‘intmw one. 'cer- ‘plfiffgnt‘: mistsflfzimmomii the staIlEt :13 :‘ittihjogous anticipation tI Waist
l‘aiheid Count it . ,c v. . . ' ‘ "“‘°” “r" ° 0““ °" ”"9“. ' .2 . ............ . .
Yell‘ngiicllfigl; :illl‘ielfl. week ”0“}: lgillll‘SM‘wowmi-eii: . ..... 3 13m 1101108”). I feel no deubt nor they ever are. other swimmers have Aside from the personal element of Amencan “PE“ W Baseball Golfers. 3‘ 1 in ”PM“ i" -
. _ .. W d . " ‘ W "1., ' ' fcar. had jazz orchestras accompany them achieving a dimcult and hitherto un- , , ‘3' I“ 1"" Is colt a good thing for major .. ‘ ..
Friday. This contest “ill be .tnge \\ right. Pithl lull 3 last .m I (h .1 I _ \cw lork .. ., 10 4., in. , .. ........... , . _ 1.. .
‘on the Roger Llltllow ilclti iii Fair- .‘llSt‘i New York . . . . . . .. . .. 3 ’ ' ‘ n n ‘ “ ":n ”“3111 from in boats to cheer them. I shall have accomplished feat. I fcci a. responsi- 1. . """""" 1 " league bail players? 1.3“”le
‘ifiold illades’ St. Louis 3 Tolcllestcrto Bay Shore. across the my two dogs. instead. Tilr‘y arc ilility to women in general. It's high ”le‘emn‘] “ """" H 1‘} '5’“ Ten years ago the playing of golf 11 q , 'n ’ ' 1.
-_ . . _ . W choppy Chesapeake Play. a 22-miic. braver company. time we had a woman representative Washington ---~---~~° 11’ {71 by big league stars “-35 a matter of " ‘ ' """ """ ' - - ‘
Co on Green “iii tulle his squad Oiulitll. .t. Louis ..... a . . . .- \\i|ut
. ad t t in th W rreu League Totals swim, and finished in 11 hours de- e hot Out For Speed. in that little group of serious swim- Philadelphia """'ls 1‘? “’2" no great. concern because only a ,, . .
30 B” senor ° 1’, y e a n " 103 spite bad weather. I was in excellent I shall start from the French side, nit-rs who have made the channel. Chicago "'18 “3 '5'9 limited few lnrlulned. ‘ I" m' " """"" ' ' ' ‘ w
not-ding team on Wednesday. June Am “"1" ---------------- -- Detroit . .. iii it. 500 Thigh
' ‘This time will be a. return con- National . ........ . ......... 8“: it Boston . it Si :iioo tl Howl‘ivpxl-‘obil‘zmtmg‘22: WSW‘WGWSWZSYES 20 1—! i“. . . . . ______ . . . _ . .. H 1
mt. thegfldgopomm mung ohcn- V—fl- BALL CLUB A . 81- Louts ....... S :4 .250 ‘° 9° ‘ ‘ "‘ ' . .7...”
.v . . Grand total . . . . .185 ous one for most big league man- .W 2
a?“ 2“ $h?cl\‘:(r:::lxk :Zafirlxsifimgfl ’ ‘ A “rONDERFUL SPORT SERIES; International League after: it. was meroaohing so much i“ L“ ' m. is ' " ' 1' '
I . ‘ I ' on t c. game that with some 0 ile‘ - “ '
its season against the Danbury H. b. . SECRETS 0F BASEBALL STARS , W I pp athletes . 8 in. .. . .. . . . . . ...... . .. . .. 'l' u.
_ . .. -.. . golf comersation had the
hm on Friday! June 4' This salne ETS TONIGHT ' Baltimore . . . . . . i . . . '3" 3 .71‘ call over baseball. ________....—.———-——-..—
w’iil be played at Amusement Park. Hero is one of the greatest baseball features over offered to Buffalo _ .. , , ,2. ii .575 In spring framing. and during the!
__________.__.._.__. . the. baseball public—secrets of stars on inside bust-boil as told to Toronto ............19 13 .694 roguiar seaaoiL golf attire became so
. W .. Bi", EVIDB- ' Rochester . . e . s . . . . .1“ l: .536 popular that the athletpg_ while )0”. .
EH00]; LEAGUE “0,113“; 323:: fissifllmcmg VII“ The Evening Sentinel is very fortunate in being able to secure Syracuse . . . . .. . . . ..l:l l? .433 mg around the hem lobby, looked ' W
W a such a. series and the. readers of tile sport page are fortunate in Newark ...;..13 19 .406 more like Walker cup gOif stars than '
, president to fill the vacancy caused it ‘ . o .. ' W
. using it offered to them. Jersey City . . . . .1. .l .364 hi; leaguem
by.é‘:&‘;i‘駓£g&:£ W’sgfizmfilfl' In this series of articles the famous pastimcrs will reveal all , Reading ------ -~ - 3 1'3 4'53 On Home Clubs golf became 30"“
‘ \ianager Fdward Herring mild {hat the little secrets and methods of playing their rcspectir’o positions I t L a menace that an absolute ban was
‘ ' ._ ‘ . . While not all
s the Norwall' club will continue to "'0 real inside "“fl' 8" ern eague ”new on the game BOXING CARD
. : The Franklin and Roger Ludiow The hardest part after Marathon place' a. train on the field. The 10- For instance Ray St-liilik will discuss the \nrious and exact- \i’. 1,. Pt”, managers treated the subject so seri- W :4
Junior High school baseball teams running. it seems to us. is trying to cals will not go list after any more in: duties of is catcher; “alter Johnson ‘uili take up the pitching Providence . ....19 T .781 Dusty. £01! in moderation was the i
of the .senior Kiwanis Jeague will explain why you decided to become players, but will continue with their art and its many angles: “Study" Melinnis will tell just. how first Sp gnelfi .. .16 10 .640 slogan of the nlajoritiz . . .._....__—-W .
meet today in one of the, regulation a. marathon runner in the first place. present staff of men. base should be played; Eddie Collins Mil cover smnd; Dave Ban- Br f’l’JOl't - - -- ~ - - ~15 ‘0 450° The chief objection t° 3"" during Physwlan AdVlSCS H l m
isogue games. Both of these schools t r e The Norwalks will play the Stern- croft, short; l’rold Trsynor. third; Ty Cobb. Zack Wheat and Max MW “3“?" - - - .. - ~13 13 5’30 the “i“?jhm‘sbmt that the Igame ' NOt T0 Fight—Is Willing
have strong teams and another hard - The only tips on the Kentucky ford club at Amusement Park. Sun- Carey. the outfield. These are Just. a few. more are many others. Albany - - - .13 it .431 mpa 1'0 o a l .v of the p ayer. I!
battle is expected to be staged. Derby that were any good this year titty afternoon. The local team will The series will comprise approximately no articles. the first. of WMCTWW - -- - - - . “1“ 1" '3“ :3?“ “at“: !itl f°°kdta° much out 0; T0 Meet 0 unz Later-
Th. junior league will swing into were the ones the visiting ilrcmcn have to step lively in order to stop which starts today. In the first article linbc Ruth tells how he Pittsneld 8 iii .35“! tm plus (‘3 l a." Wren affttte
action tomorrow afternoon. St handed to the bell hops. ”18 5'8!“de crcw. Claude Emmons makes his home runs. ”Brim?" - - -- - -- ~" 1” 3'33 “'5 d“‘m°“d “if“. . Jiltlm)‘ MullinS- COIOI‘GG boxer. 01'
m3 and St Joseph's Parochial e e s will take the mound for Nor-walk Watch for the rest. . lsouth Norwaik. who had signed with
. ‘ Com Sports. 1 . , . .
moot: will battle it out at the Mickey walker ls going to defend \lith Red Buckholfz in reserve. The . ram .93... Rose to meet it, 0. hunz m.
influx Hill field. The St. Mary's his title again. . . . This is positive NOT‘VNKS ha“? ‘Dude' McCarthy Yesterday’s Results Along these lines I read a. tor? the professional card to be staged by
team is leading the league and has proof Jack Kenrns has run out of ““d Artie O'C°““°i‘ “3 catchers. It interesting article in Golfers' Maga~ the Twin City A. C.. at the state
mt combine. Tilt St. Joseph‘s perfume money. ' i" believed that ”‘0 NMWM‘“ may i , , . . , zine ”9““"5' in Which Griffith BOW i armory, Tuesday night. May 25. will
“we 15 coming along strong with s s s . make a change in the infield within 331105;“. LLAGI L n”. draws a comparison between not be able to kb0x for some time. a
lunch some. The ancient rivals. It would be easier to understand o. 10“ “"- IfittsiburzWil. :5 ngWXW'f‘lk-Wiit golf and baseball. He says: In discuss!” the situation with 3
.F'ru‘ikiin and Center. will clash in the \t‘inuing‘strenk of the Cincinnati gm: musl- (l‘hical 0° W)“. - in golf one usually plats 13 hO‘f-fi representative of The Evening Son.
the remaining game of the day. Beds if anl'bodyvhad seen Abe At- an °’ °"' .‘1 ’ ‘_ E“ " . ., “m“ in “Mm” 0” I‘m” ““19 in' iincl. :tiulllns said he was sorry that I
' hater wen in a previous meeting. tell in the vicinity ‘of the ball park. ‘0 American ““1959" men 3°“ t° Philadelp la, 6‘ ‘t' Louis. " “‘“35' These innings in the mind he cannot fight, but will meet Kline
a” “me going SEYCTI innings bOIOI‘C ‘ ' ' S‘Ihowr‘tiilfl: rofiiollntzf‘i‘ilhfillfiotre boy“ 1 AMERICAN LEAGUE 321:1“? golfer might represent nine later (.l‘i.
- - ,‘ ' .1 b ll 43 ohm h to talk ‘0 8' a 9 9‘ “ ' ‘ ' " . _ ‘- ‘ It in s s' and a. contract to fight
“aw—w atli‘litmi‘vlll: l'ilfih his rifilking ilfl- ' ' ' ”m” BIuY EVAN how lork. 6: S" Louis. 2' “In baseball the object is to malicixm‘: nHelgwent to the Colored
‘ g ‘ . ‘ ' ' s ChiCBEO. 9: 130510". 7v as many runs or points as possible ‘" ' '
Well. there seems to be only one parts when the pitchers quit walking Possibly the reason Suzanne re- _ Cleveland 6- Philadelphia 5 . ii th f . t t k d . club. Monday to start training. A,
g left to be done and. that's for him. fused to talk is that she couldn't By BABE BLT“ betroit 6“ Washington. 0_' ' :‘h i 1" ti?!“ arm" 5 m °' °‘ he began to Jump rope he was tron.
1300 Cook or somebody else to ski . e s, a think of any nasty cracks at tho . ' ‘ ' ' __,____. 65%;? bars an baseball are the bled with a sharp pain in his right
‘ Suzanna Lengicns refusal to talk moment . malts about our player. "You can’t make baae hits with your hat, on your shoulder." is the INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE equivalent 'to caddies in 8'0". and. side. {titer severalhattigmms :3 ‘22:;
like golf. baseball has its direction “u" m 5“” “p ° ea 3“
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rotect ‘ ’
our
called. out on a. third strike.
”That is the best bit of advice I
base hits.
I have the pet theories on hot
my ball, _-There are certain type p
remark credited to some umpire when the batsman kicked after being
In other words. you must keep swinging.
Often Tam.“ content to take a strike or two in the hope the pitcher will
or a. slow ball in the same situation.
you are-looking for the pitcher to groove a fast one.
Pitcher Shocker. now with out club. often tooled me on the slow
one when he; was pitching for St.
big as a. balloon but. somehow I just seemed hypnotized.
of cases the third one would be called.
shift my stance and slow up on my
than standing with my but on my
could possibly give on how to make
v to bat. except that I like to pick
itcllcs that I hit better than others.
often upsets you entirely when
Louis. The ball Would come up as
In a majority
Occasionally I would try to
swing but! would look more foolish
shoulder. . .
Sl'RtiliG
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Jersey City. 3: Baltimore. 1.
Reading, 4: Newark. 3.
SyracusooToronto (rain.l
Buffalo-Rochester (rain.)
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EAS‘I’ERN LEAGUE
New Haven. 8: Hartford. 1.
Albany, 10; Bridgeport. 6.
Mobile. 0; Memphis. t.
Chattanooga. 8: Nashville. 11.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE
Portland. 10: .awrcncc. 5.
Lowell. 8: Lynn. 4.
Nashua. 7; Manchester. 5.
Hint-bill, 8: Lewiston.
in 7th. darkness).
J’AOIFIO COAST LEAGUE
‘ _ #.
Sacramento. 8: Portland, 2.
Sebttie. 4: Olkisnd. 0.
Los Angeles. 10: San Francisco.
. Atlanta-Birmingham. 3 inn. rain.
8: (called
ti.
4: (I inn-
flags.
“In golf a player must drive
straight down‘ the fairway to keep
from going out of bounds. while in
baseball 3. hit‘is fair or foul as to
its direction after it passes the bases
or over the fence.
Scoring Reform.
“Since the sport public is always
looking for short cuts and thrills. we
wonder if a, baseball, game played
according to the formula of golf
would speed up the situation.
“For. example. play the game-as if
it ,were nine holes. each inning a
contest. Thus:
"Chicago and Kew York scored a
run in thc‘flrst inning, this would be
a halved hole.
“In the second inning Chicago
‘ scored s. run and New York none.
putting Chicago one up.
to consult Dr. Theron Bradley. After
a. thorough examination Dr. Bradlrl'
told Mullins that he had a slight
hernia.
Mullins was ordered-by Dr. Brad-
ley to refrain from boxing. Millions
told the promoters of. the Mulligan-
Sharitey bout of this fact and they
lens stated that although be consid-
ered Fey's adsioe. he was guided by
his own judgment when it came to
making a. decision.
Mullens said he was very sorry
that he had to let this opportunity
slip by to fight Kunz. He said. “I
suppose that Kunz will say that 1 am
yellow. When! am able to fight
again. I will fightKuns any place
and any time he says."
Dr. Bradley also advised Millions
not-to do my heavy lifting. Mul-
lens is employed at. the oyster docks
' “ ., . , . HM - °°d~ ‘3 Missions. 0' "On this basis we reach the eighth on Water street and part of his
‘ -- C “h th ° ac ident- r0 ‘ ‘ . . . . ‘1‘ '. TOM’PA' LEAGUE inning with Chicago three innings or work includes heavy lifting. Mul-
w, , _. I! c o ., varnif _, _ . _ _ holes to the good and only two in- lens ears that this means that he
. s . Tho GeOt‘EflO‘Vu. baseball team ‘ Elmirs. ‘i Harrisburg. a. “0 inn.) aim or- holes to play. since nine ia- probably will lose his job although
- , - . will take oath. Bflndfotd‘filtlb. of Binsbomiofl. 10: York. 9- nings constitute a. game. he probably will submit to another
' ~-. Derby. .8“!!th “tmoon- ~ Th" “mum“ 5‘ W“““’B"’°- " "Gotinsly speaking. at this stage examination to and the extent of hit
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. . . ‘0 finally get one in my "groove." . ,
‘« . m“. (PraChBal 753'! But don't take the third one. Any time a batter. gets two strikes Waterbury. 4‘ Pittsfield. 1' “Baseball has “3 hunt similar ‘0 l b 1. , hi (
‘ ’. p on himtbe should be on the alert. I make it a point to have a.‘ healthy PIOVMPUCO. 4: Springfield. 3. the putt in Eolf- A "Texas Leaguer’ wil pm ab 5 “Inc“ 5 m“ ract
" \‘ rave swing 'st-overy ball that is close to the plate It ma impress the urn. " in baseball might be likened to the upon receipt 0‘ 5' certificate “3 to
“ ‘ - » . . ' y ~ ”$810.“ ASSOCIATION. a . h n his conditiorl from Dr. Bradley.
- * D ' plro its .being a. strike and you 0an hate three. WW" 3h“ in 3°”
. - 300.5%411” Of course-:1 am often called otlt on a. third strike. My failure to St. Paul. 2; Kansas City. " The writer 3°“ along in the vein .When asked who 'his manager
" « / / W . 'I V" " I take my swing; is either due to being crossed up by the pitcher or be- Milwaukee. 2: mnmapws' 9' t and draws many interesting eonelu- was, Mullens replied that he had
‘ l I - ; ' ~ _ ' cause I figured the' ball wasn't over. However. if the umpire says it lndlonapolis-Toledo. rain. Sim“ between the “V" sports. He noneW.‘ He saw that 13mm: Fay was .
7 ° .. i is there is nothing for you to do but take a. walk back to the bench. Lou'lstille-Columbus. rain. 21.5:hrafi1ksofi;figdfifizzaiazh 2;: at; filefizgferm:fienanazezsxgg
W. o e \ . , ,. Being fooled into taking the third strike is the result of the pitcher SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION- approval of the basenalf fans. Hero what hil connection With FRY. was.
~outguessing you. A fast—breaking curve with the count three and two. New Orleans. 4; Little, 5. ft is: he said that he asked Fay for ad_
vlce on different occasions. Mul-
I‘I‘CHEN doors. fine woodwork, sist severewesr or exposure-Aqua- ? r . ~ . she i s- serenton . ,
. game will be played on the va m0? "- . ' the~ some would be over. Chicago in uries.
K expensive furniture, should be In” will give unusual service. Gene Byron 0f Norwslk town ddhinondt at : :‘oiool; . inst. moi- :ihnninc three up and two to go. in...“ m... win 1,, mm. .0 h...
__ t __ The orge own oyl “0 W0“ "'—"" us the fans would he s ared sit- it - ' - .
. l for m“ m'““' Mm Varnish, Wt, durable. . on .the CM . several two out of.throe games tbatthe! . WESTERN LEAGUE tint around while the twopunneees- grart'iulbeillius Tat:;or::;luer:r;d 110:4?
M varnish that really W ' Ind readily spoiled. is guaranteed to Good Contests Listed. played so tar ' this year. Morinko Oklahoma. City. 5: Wichita. 1. my mm, were my“... ‘1 n W Y 0 I
. .’ til d f the D“ Moises. 4; Denver. 1; (first. ‘ . . . W . u ens s a popular local int! and
Devon Masons: Varnish—wed for WWW-WNW . m “i" b: “be ° 3:“; ~ 3"“ do nmeh WWW“ is also I. gentleman both in and em
. to WNW ‘ Boxing returns to mford Frl- George own VI . “Q .. -t DOG Main". 2: Denver. 1: (second . lot Sport. of the ring.
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