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Evening journal., 1905-12-30
PRICE OF DOGS
Sentiment Cuts Mere Figure Than
Worth in Nest cases.

Sentiment Cuts More Figure Than
Worth in Nest Cases.
The price paid for "a dog seems to be
governed not so much by the value OF
the animal as. the sentiment Of the pur-
chaser IN the vast majority of cases. and
as rule the sporting dog brings the
lowest figure Doubtless this Is due to
the fact that the man who wants a gun
dog IS ap ractical person. while the seek
er after the "show dog pays for the
"show." Il is granted right here that
many q good sun dog also shows well.
but the hishestp riccs so for the show
animal. pure and simple
AZ "a recent sale of pointers and settlers
at Birmingham. England. one of the most
important sales in years-the enthe tot
two score or more-sold for 65 guineas.
The highest price paid was Is euncas for
the famous femaicp omter Coronation
0 ~ yelrsl the winner of many cham-
pionships while among the settlers the
choice was lghtncld Bang % i-s). great
field trial winner, who brought only 81
gu'ncas. American purchasers would have
Thought these dogs cheap at 5000 apit ce.
In contrast with these prices the bull
tcrrler Wooicotc Wonder sold IN New
lttvcu for 5000 to q San Francisco pur-
chaser Richard Croker, Jr., pad $500 fcr
his champion, Eoduey Stone. and Frank
Could paid ns hish as 5000 for a ST. Bsr-
nord. These are real prices unlike many
of the amounts running mp into the thous-
ands iaggcd ON 10 bench space of not "a
few 5o-cent dogs exhibited az some OF
the kennel shows where it is believed
necessary tc have something attractive.
Evening journal., 1905-12-30
ONE DREAM ON
THE SITUATION
NiImingtOn's Position in the
Baseball World Revealed
to Sporting Editor

! dropped into the usual Resort the
oint evening and found the members Or
the stove commi,sccrin their accustomed
places The conversation was baseball and
when J came n had a hundred or more
questions nous at me at once "who IS
going to manage the Wilmington A. AZ
are they solnp into the Eastern League
or stay 10 the ri-siuscg WIN the outlaws
SET pioleciionT vi4e tho most Important
ones was requesieh 10 answer OF course
thar was enough to drive anyone TO drink.
1 mlnasod 10 get home aud in bed an
right and while There had a dfeam. it
was ABOUT baseball and as ] remember &c
distiaetly viii ten Is Tor the beuent of the
''st3Nc committee" and the other fans.
Here % is. 'Ihc owners of The WHINING
ton .. a. eof together and concluded il
vas Impossible 60 make amy money m
the Irl-slaic wiul thc high salary lists
and mcaerc ppfnilaiion TO draw from
havire Thus concnsded and rot wanting to
give up baseball entirely. thc buying of
franchise IN ahc Eastern i.cacue was
suggested. If they could set in. their salary
"'"f n''AA '' Af' ItI htN" AitM lIl AiI III-
state the cities are aii close togethei and
car fare wouiont be such draja They
would have laqgo populato on A draw
from and receive sraranloo u 800 with
privilege OF 50 per cent tnerefore the
club would be able 20 mokc as much
money when away s,s thcy would at home.
Sunday ban is pis4 ied m several Eastern
lcaguc cities aud lpls would be- another
thing ha; wouid sWeli The uWnors banl,
accounts. Aua icokms this proposition
squarcly iu nie face lt was decided TO
see what could hc alone ia the matter. A
vcii-kuo~n basebau man was then stni
for SO told that ir he could arrange for
pc.tn's Wilmington 80 thc Eastern Leagrc
~ would moke him manager Of tic
team. Thc proposition was accepted ana
he started dickerug for the Montreal
clubs franchise, whlch IS for saic.
heard sone one ciul turn over. YOU are
on your back, And awokc. You can b.
licVe what YOU want of this but rcmen-
bcr tho old saying Dreams sometimes
come irne.' Sporting EDITOR
Evening journal., 1905-12-30
observation-disclosures
WILMINGTON MUST JOIN
Team to Bowl at Louisville Must be
a Member Of A. 3. c.

Before a Wilmington team VIII lie able
TO bowl at the Louisville Tournament
there must ba at least slx oluis ia tlis
city become members Of the Americ IN
Bowling Congress. ON next Tuesday night
the captains of The Tm-City clubs and
any other bowler who may be Interested
are requested TO meet at Dave Jones
Black Cat Den when am effort VIII be
made TO form "a Wilmington city League.
Each club win only De required TO give 81
a year TO the National body and IL ton
clubs can be gotten together they will be
entitled to vote in an A. b. G.. Conven-
tions. The league. If formed will not be
compelled TO bowl a whole season only
once around sometime during the year be-
ing al THAT is necessary. A president.
secretary and treasurer and am executive
committee viii be elected so as to have
a bona hdc organization. BE ON hand
bowlers and lets get things going.
Evening journal., 1905-12-30
SNAKE DEAL, S CASE
If Lancaster Gets Deal Il viii 30
With Altoona's Consent.

Here are the facts IN the Deal case
which seem TO be making such fuss al
This time When The local baseball mag
Mates took hold of the Lebanon baseball
club, Manager Kelchner Of that team told
the LEGAL owners that Snake Deal went
with The franchise. Before ih's. however.
Nelcaner wrote two letters TO Manager
Bockcl OF Altoona. telling him ho could
do business with Deal Sc he wanted too.
aud he did Now the question Is simply
this The Altoona Club has letters to
prove their claim on Deal whib the local
masnaies have nothing 20 base their claim
on but q mans word which in a law suit
wouldn't amount TO 30 ceuts worth of
confederate money. Lancaster wants Deal
but before they can get him it looks as
If they would have 10 do business with
Altoona ana not Wilmington. This is a
true statement OF the case notwiihstand-
ms lot of 'hot air. reports to the com
trary.
Evening journal., 1905-12-30
FOOTBALL.

'rhc orislnal intercollegiate Football
Rules Committee and the New York csn-
ference Committee heid am informal meet
ing at the DEMONSTRATION last even.
ing and the way the big fellows let The
others down made it appear as though
they were unwelcome guests. The sitca-
ton' summed mp. appears TO be hat ttc
original committee viii so ahead and
amend the rules to satisfy the univers.ti. s
they represent and allow an others TO
take care Of themselves. Ons member Of
tho big committee said. I'VE have been
attacked ON all sides and Il Is our in
tenton now 20 60 ahead and formulate
rules as We see it, Then if others DO not
like what We have done they have the
privilege 70 fiS up set OF rules of Their
own"
Evening journal., 1905-12-30
THOROUGHBRED HOUNDS
James c. Mocomb Has Kennel Con-
tanning over Fifty Dogs.

Colonel james c. McComb. well-known
sportsman and good fellow. Is the owner
OF as nne kennel OF fox hounds as can
be found anywhere in this country. on
his farm az ciaymoat So nne dogs are to
be found. OF these Is 80 on the tran every
time the Colonel and his friends have a
hunt The other dogs are mostly young
ones varying n aGe from two months to
one year Great pains have been taken In
the breeding Of his dogs and nothing but
the best pedisreed stock has been used.
The South Is "a great place for thorough
bred fox hounds and Mr. McComb pur-
chased quite a few of his older does there.
For hunting the Colonel uses three fine
horses thoroushbreds m every respect.
and whose endurance and jumping abil-
lilies cannot De Improved upon. At This
time OF the year MI McComb and his
dogs can bc seen following the trail noar-
ly every hne day Fox hunting IS certainly
e1hlleratns snort ana there IS no m,n
in thee ornuy who llscs it amy better
than the genial Colonel
Evening journal., 1905-12-30
WILMINGTON FIVE WON
The Philadelphia Bunch Was No Match
For ahe Local Boys.

Tho Nimintpon basketball five scored
an easy victory over the East Tnls sac-
ond team last 9isht on the stage of the
Opera House. eBtholeh 50 was the locals
first eaye OF ibo season they PLAYED Al
fast passing game and their lighter op-
ponents were fr, puenuy puzzled bv their
pretty team worl, The star who outshin, d
The bunch was Mink whose defensive
work and foul throwing was the best ever
seen here. Mckay Slack, Neavo. Proud
and Cunningham ALSO played well. The
visitors played iard uphill game and
took amy amount OF long chances TO throw
feld goals Luck was against them. how
ever as amy number of thrown balls would
hit the rim of the basket but not 20 in.
The crowd present was fair one but id
the locals give the people of this city AS
good basketball as was handed out last
night there IS no reason why large crowds
should not attend Three Is minute halves
We're played and al the end the score
wss Wilmington %; East lsans Second. a.
The lineup was as follows
Wilmington. East Falls Second
Mckay. forward Murphy
Proud
AAN~rNAAf stti'iNtilAft sIItlAlun
Slack. So. centre. Is. .Jenlsinson
Mink ..... .....dcfensc.. &c.. Devine
NeaNe.. seeds. a.. defense .......... Wilson
Cunningham.
Eicid gouis-McKay / Proud. o; Has-
eerly ?; Slack. 2; Mink .3i Murphy. 2.
Clayton, 3; from fouls, Mink 10; clayton.
=; referee. MAXWELL three hfteon-minu,c
periods.
Evening journal., 1905-12-30
ON THE ALLEYS.

+'Get aboard fci AQulsgHlc."
Ihe team who WIN >Spresent Wihn ng-
ton win soon be seleclcAThe best mon
viii so.
Baltimore club IS very anxious To-
have Pop Roach bring team There.
'cartain Cook says his ball vcock-cyod
in. That's a new one.
-lielp send 1cam hy buying tickets Tor
the game ON Friday night
'fhcy say that the locals win have "a
chance at Louisville. II should say so.,
"fherew iil bc somcthng doing on Tucs-
day night. BE at The meeting boNsi
Evening journal., 1905-12-30
NatI0naI sporlI1u cIuh.s Raut..

There VIII bc -four fast bouts az tho Ma
uonai Sporting club Casino on Wcdn.s-
day night The wina-up VIII bc between
Dave Holly and Fred Blackburn. two cf
the clevcrcst colorod fighters ia this secs
tion. The semi-wud-up y.l be between
Jack Rcardon and Young Joe Grim both
Of Philadelphia, who met al the Casino on
Christmas Day. There VIII be two pre-
liminaries between Jack Murphy and
Biily Maguigau, Of Philadelphia. and
Young Britt. of this city, and Young Ford
OF Philadelphia
Evening journal., 1905-12-30
IRWIN SIGNS
WITH ALTOONA
Was in Philadelphia Yester-
day Trying to Sign
Players

Arthur Irwin. wpo some supposed,
would manaec tbs1Wimnston a. a. this
season. has ighed contract Il IS re-
ported ON good authority. TO manage the
Altoona posebalI club the coming season.
ArUnr has begun work already and exc
uDcts to sign some Big leaguers for the
10 State town.
Yesterday n Philadelphia, he and Dick
Harley had long talk but NO agrco-
mcnl was reached Harley last season was
the highest priced outdcldcr in The East
crn tcague gettlns salary of $500 a
month.
Evening journal., 1905-12-30
BASKETBALL.

'East Falls soundly wanoped Trenton
las; night Do Philadelphia the score being
90 TO So
sfosarty 1f nc Nori last night shot u
Geld goals which broke the seasons rec.
ord
-Ihtrc promises 10 DE a big outpourns
oi local basketball enthusiasts TO witness
io-nishts same at the op~ra House De.
tween Wilmington and DE Ner.
The Wilmington team will play ;ha
Mems Curd five az the Old swedes par
ish house on Monday evening
'rhe Conshohocken basketball team =
feated the r.tlsburs Lyceum ave IN that
city last eight by the score Of 81 to a.
Snake Deals work in the last few minutes
OF play wJs he cause OF The smoky Cty
teaiDs dcfcat
-rhe na asement of the Delaware C0l-
iesc BASKETBALL team is trying 10 arrange
a Tame Ni d the u. OF p. for next satu.-
aay night on the Opera House stage
Evening journal., 1905-12-30
The Friend Of Young Women

Goldey College has educated hundreds of young women
to hold the BETTER GRADE of business positions in this
and other cities Since the College was established in 1886,
has been the friend Of ambitious young has
become popular that young have attended from
distant States, en- from far south the Caroaa5 and
Georgia.
Evening journal., 1905-12-30
pIsasan. en.sr.sInmsn. at Baird.

A pleasant entertainment was given
last night at the Baird Memorial sum
day school at which Fun orchestra
furnished tEe muse Thb address was
made by the Rev Aiexa,ider Alison. Of
West Presbyterian Chufh. and de-
iehtful literary and musical program
was carried out
Evening journal., 1905-12-30
Earning A Salary

young woman who is earning a salary has CONFI-
DENCE in herself. She is independent-she KNOWS she
can make her own way.
Young women who hold business positions get pract-
cal knowledge of the practical affairs Of e and such know
ledge makes them intelligent and useful women and
benefits them ways throughout their ENTIRE
LIFE
Evening journal., 1905-12-30
The Road to Independenee

If you begin a course at the College next Tuesday
morning. you will find yourself the road independence
Call for full information at the College Offices 807 Market
ST., write for the catalogue.
The College offices will be open from TO and
all day Monday Start the New Year by getting an educa
ton that will enable you to be INDEPENDENTS
Evening journal., 1905-12-30
BOWLING GAMES LAST NIGHT

The Crusaders Castle Knights Of the
Golden Eagle bowling teams and two
clubs of the Pioneer League rolled last
night with the following result:
ENIf.TIfrS
Evening journal., 1905-12-30
Three CIasses Get szz.ooo A Year

The young graduates Of Goldey College of the
class of 1885, now earnngabou $4,000 year, those of
earning power is increasing as they get ADDITIONAL
business e1Eerence.
Evening journal., 1905-12-30
Interesting Letters

Get the catalogue Of Goldey Commercial and Shorthand
College, and find what this institution can DO for you
If you are AMBITIOUS TO BE INDEPENDENT, you
Will find every page in this book be Of interest you
1t contains interesting letters from of the best
ographers in Wilmington
Evening journal., 1905-12-30
Dependent on Others

There are thousands OF young in every city who
are entirely dependent Others and who when their homes
are broken up have dspend the charity of relatives,
IN many cases, mere acquantsnces It deporabe state
OF atfashe result Of not getting thorough practical edu
cation
Evening journal., 1905-12-30
The Duty Of Parents

Young women who cannot answer the question by
Yes, indeed in most unfortunate condition Life is
uncertain and those who may be your support today be
taken away tomorrow.
1t is the DUTY OF PARENTS to give their daughters
practical education that they may be able their
living and thus be independent of the uncertainties
the future.
Evening journal., 1905-12-30

RoCK DERs GAnRIcI THEATRE
~ A GREAT NA1AS BILL.
BARNEY TAG1N AND
HENRIETTA BYRON
HENRY AND ALICE TAYLOR,
RICE AND ELAfAR.
THE DRESDEN STATUETTEs.
MARROW, PLUNKETT x COMPANY,
THE ARLINGTON -FOUR.
WOODFORD'S MONKEYS.
THE NINETOGRAPH
Every afternoon at 2.15; Every evening
at s.15. Prices, 10, 20, 30 and 80. Box Seats
i5c. Seats referved by either phone.
Evening journal., 1905-12-30
aoxINc-

'Jack Farrell. Of this city writes from
New York that he IS doing great and that
he has several bouts scheduled to come
on soon
-foune corbett expects to tim Aurelia
lerterra.
Joe Jeaaneite, who has fought hern
several times can get a match NTH
Gecrsc Gardner.
Evening journal., 1905-12-30

Jack Reardon and Young Joe Grlm
have been rem4tehel TO nght at thc
Casino Wednesday might
Evening journal., 1905-12-30

THE FOLLOWING coNTRlBU-
TioNs HAVE BEEN MADE TO-
WARDS SENDING A WHINING
TON TEAM TO THE LOUISVILLE
.-.... . -...-.
Evening journal., 1905-12-30

Dave Holly meets Fred Blackburn at
the Casino next Wednesday nnht.
Evening journal., 1905-12-30
cfIEvALIERs

G.. Bambcrgcr .... e.. :. 1853 i33 l5l-ii5
Hafdwlct ~ . 81. e.. i3i "a iso-iss
Blank o.. .. b.. e.. 3D.. lH M Ei-i59
Robbins g.. ... e.. ."4.. ii5 ia llS-3.s
r.. Creonwol 30. 60. ....lss iis i5i-t5
---
ss) ess sol 2l-5
Evening journal., 1905-12-30
70a GO c5l s0t3
EsQuIREs

Efisman ..... .... .... 90 ig9 l5i-ss9
Beacon ..... .... ...... ii6isi l2i-a1i
Meyers ... 90. ..... To- 400 lo6-s7
Wright 900. o.. ......... li2 l2i 1i1-n3
Ilaclman ... .. ..... nos lCi l73-3S5
Cii 6iO 70l 1895
Evening journal., 1905-12-30
IIEitAiIrs.

Benson o.. 90. -. ....... le5 i32 11-3
Hand .. o.. .. 90. 500. rs li0 1911 /
Catncart.. o.. ..... ....... l2j il5 157-fj7 I
Bank .... .. ....... l2} 1gS 1910 I
Beatty. .... ... ....... % nc lG6 17i-i53
- ~ I
G25 7n 7r 2l.5 /
Evening journal., 1905-12-30
PILGRIMS
cRrsAnnRs.

Booth. ... .. ...... los l2l l95-2ei
Morni.. ..... .. i. ....... 81 Sc 9O-2l7
Neaiy. ID. ...... e.. 49,. AS Jas 1S9-i31
Blank. ...,. ... ....... l5g o.. ...-l59
w Grecnweu. ... ... . 2lO ls2 i5,-5si
McGmnis ... 900, ........... l2 ls5-ei7
Evening journal., 1905-12-30

The Flag Comes Down
Tonight on 1905 business.
The greatest clothing busi-
ness ever done in Whining
ton. Everything in Cloth
ing. Hats. Shoes, Furnish
inps and Tailoring today.
We have done a big trade,
hut tho mild season finds
US with a big stock on
hand We take stock next
week. Open tonight until
10. Open Monday. New
Years Day. until noon.
JAS. r. MULLIN & SONS.
9th and Market.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-24
ST. LOUIS GLOBES
ARE EASY MONEY
Whipped TO q Frazzel by McCar-
thy's Ball TOssers
CAIRO'S GREAT BATTERS
WERE WELL TO THE FRONT AND
FLAsERGASTED VISITORS
TWlRLER-MADE A FINE
SHOWING.

The st. Louis Globes were good pick
in for the Cairo Kitty Leaguers at
Sportsman's Park yesterday, falling an
easy victim by score Of TO /. and
narrowly escaping shutout.
Several hundred fans were out TO
see tho contest, and the day was ideal
for the great national game.
Started OFF Good.
II started off like il was going 10 be
a right smart" struggle. the little
Globe pitcher, Wallis, using his eight
day delivery on the Mccarthy braves
with much success for three innings,
allowing them only one run, and that
on a fuke But after that he was
pasted TO the four corners of the dia-
mond, and hammered 20 viciously that
it was hard to recognize him when the
dust had lifted. Dummy Hughes, who
must have heard the Globe battery
making UP their signs before the game
/ began, was the chief offender with the
stick, knocking out a single. and a
| double, and then climaxed ii by send
| ing the ball over the center fielders
head for three bases. and then sliding
all over the territory around the third
sack to celebrate it, Truly, Dummy
was there with the goods yesterday
In the first inning he killed a vicious
and ugly hot drive down his way that
locked dangerously like two-bagger
| And Watch Harvey was a good sec
ond to Dummy He raped out two
sizzling singles through third that left
blue streaks behind them.
Bell Showed Up Well
! Bell. the new third baseman, show
ed up splendidly, both at the bat and
in the field The prettiest stop of the
day was his. made on hot one going
! toward McAndrews with whiskers al
over it. Bell sco0ped it right on tbs
ground on a dead run. and whipped il
to first Ike Teddy Roosevelt shooting
bear.
Ashley pitched the first FIVE innings
for Cairo, and was i'll fine fettle, yield
ing not a single hit. Wagner and Bur
OBLIGATED the last four innings, AM
also did good work.
Team Showed Up Well.
The team on the whole showed N
particularly we'll, and denoted that tn
practice work OF the past week i
rounding the boys into excellent shape
Their movements yesterday wer'
much like clock work. and although
they so far outclassed their opponent
that team work was not called int
play, it was seen that they had every
thing in reserve. Following is tn
score:
r. H. Il
Cairo ...... o1o 3o3 o1@--S II
Globes -, 900 600 1oo-1
Batteries: Ashley and Harvey
Wagner and Burr; Wallis and Wrinkle
meyer.
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-24
cHANcERY NOTICE

state OF Illinois,
Alexander County 80
In the Aiexander County Circuit Court
May Term, A. d. 1905. In Chancery sitting.
Ella Dixon, Complainant, VS.. George dixon
Defendant.
Bill in Chancery for Divorce.
The allowed named defendant is hereby noti-
fed that said complainant has this day filed
Ia said Court certain bin in Chancery foi
divorce against him and that summons has Is
sued thereon returnable on the first day OF the
next term Of said court, to be holden at the
court house In Cairo, illinois, on the 9Th day o.
May next.
LEE Il. DAVIS, Clerk.
Cairo, Illinois, April 9th, a. ID. 1865
JoHN II. MCGEE, Compartments Solicitor.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-24
chANcERY NOTICE.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, !

ga
Alexander County. 80
In the Alexander county circuit court. May
I crm, A. u, 1905. In chancery sitting.
Biz IN chaBcery for foreclosure.
y. G. Perks and Thomas Higgins complain
ants, vs.. Mary Price, Ada Price and Sam Price
defeudaGts,-
The above named defendants are hereby mott.
lied that said compainants have this day flee
in said court a certain bin In chaneory fov fore
closure against them, and that summons ha.
court house in Cairo, Illinois, ON the Sth da.
OF May next.
Cairo, Illinois, April 9Th A. D.. 1905,
LEE b. DAVIS, Clerk.
Chas. l.. Rice, complainant's solicitor,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-24
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Estate OF Harry Grear, deceased
The undersigned, having been appointed exc
cutor OF the last will and testament Of Harry
urear, late OK the. county OF Alcxan-
hereby gives notice that she will appear before
the county court OF Alexander county, at
the court house, IN Cairo, at tn June term, A.
~ 10 Is. ~ said court. on the first Monday In
june aext NJ which time all persons having
claims against said estate are notified md
requested to attend for tie purpose OF having
Me same adjusted. All ptrsnnH irdebtcd 10 said
tsti,te are requested 10 make immediate pay
licnt to the undersigned.
Dated this 18th day Of Aprli, A. D.. 1905.
f.iaziE GREAn, Exccutiix.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-24
STATE OF ILLINOIS, !.
Alexander COUNTY %

In the Alexander County Circuit Court, May
term. A H., 1905, in chancery sitting.
Bill in chancery for divorce.
Rachel Coyington, complainant, VS.. James
Covington, defendant.
The above named defendant is hereby noti-
fed that said complainant has this day filed in
said court q certain bill In chancery for d.
vorce against him and that summons has Isl
sued thereon returnable on the first day OF
the next term Of said court, to be holden at
the court house in Cairo, Illinois, on the 9Th
day Of May, next.
Cairo, Illinois, April 9Th, A. D., 1905.
LEE h. DAVIS, Clerk.
John McGee, Compartments Solicitors.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-24
THE PEOPLES COLUMN
Rates For Classified Notices

One insertion, per word. ........01
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All matter set in Nbnpareil type.
No advertisement inserted for less
than twenty 1--WE cents.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-24

Assistant Secretary Farnbaker was
forced to come down from his perch
Of official judgment the other day by
one Of the men in a manner that was
very pleasant to both parties
The party Of the first part was Jack
Kenney, and the way in which Far
NY executed his graceful drop was as
follows;
Maurice had been watching the prac-
tice of the players and had remark.
cd the fact that Kenney, whenever he
caught a ball, would always toss Il
home underhanded Now Farnbaker
| is an exponent Of "the strong whip"
and he reported TO Manager Dan that
Kenncy was weak on the throw. say
ing that although Kenney Is an excel
lent fielder. he should have better
arm. Col. Dan knew well in his heart
4 that Jack was there with speedy de
livery, and also knew that he was
throwing an underhand ball to save his
arm, 80 he decided to have little fun
with the critic instructing kenney
to put On his heavy sweater one warm
day last week, he told him that he was
going to show the prophet up.
Once In practice and thoroughly
I