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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13
GOT ONE GAME OUT OF SEVEN "Dubs' at Last Win
 One Contest. R0BINS0N'S FINE WORK Henline's Hit Scored One of the
 Runs. Former Moatsomerian Held the Hard Hitting Climbers Down to Four Hits-CnstaI Pitched splendid
 Game, But Team Did
 Not Hit.


 By pitching probably the greatest game of league ball of his career, young Mac Robinson shut the Climbers out yesterday and gave the last game of the series to the Dubs by score of
 The young Lowndes County Had un- occasionally worked a magnificent game, of ball and deserved everything Spring tryout with Montgomery, he let the Athletics down without a hit for seven innings. His work yesterday steady in pinches as any veteran of a score of years of experience. Of the four hits made of him, Greninger got an i1tield scratch in the first Perry Cristal hit safe in the eighth. His con troi was perfect, Cristal in the third inning getting the only base on balls, fourth and Pope in the fifth.
 The seventh was the only inning that the Climbers were able, to do anything with him. and then his remarkable two out and runners on third and sec end, he let Hassett down on a hit that he handled himself easily. His work for they gave him smooth, snappy sup port, though their hitting did not amount to anything except in the sec and two stolen bases scored the two runs. t4
 Considering the fact that he had barely left a sick bed, Billy Cristal pitched a phenomenal game. Except fin the third inning, he had the batters of the Dubs standing on their heads. Of the six hits. three of them came in the third and one each in the third, sixth and eighth. 7.
 He also was remarkably steady in psG DincheT' eS tb,.d Tn she third inning. with hard-hitting Raub down on a hit to Perry, and with a man on second in the eighth and two out, he let Manning down on fly to Hassett. He received magnificent support. and altogether 1t was q great game of ball, and as long as the "Dubs got one of the seven. games played with the Climbers this season. local fans would rather that Mac Robinson should have won 1t than anybody else in this league
 with one out in the second, Downey punched one to left for two bags, steal ing third and counting on Demont's drive to left. Demoft stealing second ana counting on Henline's drive by second base. Henline going to second on the throw, but Walters Twas out on fly to Hassett and Robinson on a fiy to Ferry This showed CristaFs steadi- ness again, only one out and a run ner on second.
 The only look-in that the Climbers had was in the seventh, when. with two out, Perry and Pope hit safe, Perry eettinE to third and Pope stealing sec- ono. Robinson got Hassett's hit and It was all over. This was the only chance, the game ending ? to O in fa- Vor or Birmingham. The score was:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13

Beth Goodwin. stoner Hnl RalhAr. wood ran.
 Second race. four furionws. seIt,nr Inela, 1O3 (Martin) straight $50 wSn Pinion, l05 CPowers) s.2o place sen, ond; Lillian Fay, IO5 (HeideIi an show, third. Time AS 4-5. Alice SbS Wolf, Mexican Girl, Java Due Nors Mckennan, Lacknight, HazeImay. Zia Gold Toe, Ornamosa ran.
 Third race, handicap, six furlonrH- Hasty Agnes, 92 (Martin) straight 35 4b won; Col. Jim Douglas l03 (Buflers place 27.2o. second; Al Muller. foI Minderl show $40, third. Time I:f2 I,S. Chnlita, Woolsandals. Pasadena. Fourth race. Bluegrass stakes seven furlongs-Sir Cleges, 1f2 (Warren1 straight $50. won; W. T. overtoi,' l04 tBurton) place 11.90. second; Dark Night, IA (Lee) show 5.3O, third Time 1928 2-5. simon Well. Dunvegan Firth race. four and one.half fur- longs-Von Buelow, I05 (Minder) straight 15.s0. won; Transform. f0s (Warrenl place 10.30. second; Wool winder (Lee) show $50, third. Time :65. French Cook, Hsmbay Richard, Reed, Duomo. Jim Fitz, Stowaway ran. sixth race, one mile and sixteenth straight, s4.4O.. won; Beau. Brumniei, i'll (Powers) place 1920, second; Nal naaison, 92 (Griffith) show 1850. third. Time 1851 1-5. Aunt Rose. Rustic. Thomas Calhoun, Washable. Sylvan Belle, Smiling Tom, Louise McFarland ran. *
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13
AUBURN BEATS TECH
TAKES GAME BY SCORE OF
 TO &.
Opposing Pitchers Were Roberts and Reynolds and Both of the Youngsters Were in Good
 Form.

Auburn, May 12.-(Special. )--Au- burn took the game from the Georgia Techs this afternoon by a score of 8 to 3.
 Auburn got the lead in the first in- ming, scoring five runs on three hits
 Robert pitched for Tech. striking out four, walking four and allowing six hits.
 Reynolds for Auburn struck out four, walked one and allowed three hits.
 Score by innings: RH.E Auburn. .... ., b20 010 000-S A4 Tech. .. . 900 030 O00--3 3 9
 Batteries-Reynolds and Hall; Rob b-. ert and Buchanan. Umpire McCarty.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13
MONTGOMERY LEADS
 ALL EASTERN TEAMS
The Sectional series\ Ended With
 Yesterdays Games.

With the windup of the sectional games yesterday, the Climbers easily top anything in the East with Atlanta second. Nashville third and the "Dubs" fourth. Each of the four teams has played a tie game.
 Memphis leads the Western wing though Mobile is almost tied, having won the same number but lost one more. By beating Memphis yesterday, Mike Finn's team gets third place in the Western standing. the Pelicans last. While Montgomery and Memphis are tied in percentage still Montgom- seven lost and one tied while Memphis has thirteen won and eight lost To- day begins the first intersectional clash and which division is the stron- ger will be seen in a few days.
 The standing of the sectional games
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13
Results at LouisviIIe.

LouisViIle, May l2.-Sir Cleges George Longs derby colt, won the Bluegrass stakes at Churchill Downs today in a terrific drive with Dark Night through the stretch. W. T. Overton came with a rush at the end and snatched the place. Nasty Agnes, in the third race, handicap, lowered the track record for six furlongs four fifths of a second
 killing was made on Von Buelow. Weather clear and warm; track fast.
 First race. six furlongs selling Estella C., 102 Powers) straight 11.40 place 9.3O, show $500 won; Mondella, ST (Morgan) place 45.50, show ,17.40, second; Potter. 109 (Robinson) show 24.40, third. Time 1914. Lady Haldur,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13

2; Perdue, [; Fordxzhhffm. go eaC
 Summary--Innings pitched. J. Dugan 2; Perdue, [: Ford. {; Schopp, B.. Bases on balls off Dugan 4; off Perdue 7; ofr on, Perdue 3; by Ford 2; by Schopp 5. Home runs. Moran. Three base hits, McElveen. Passed balls, Hardy. Time of game 2:30. Umpire Brown.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13
HARD FOUGHT GAME
LITTLERoCk WINS OUT IN THE
 ELEVENTH
Speaker Hits the First Home Run of the Season on DinmOnd of Mike Finn's TraV-
 ellerN.

Little Rock. Ark, May 12.-In the hardest fought game of the local sea son, Little Rock won from Memphis in the eleventh inning on A base on balls and Connolly's two base hit
 Speaker home run. the first one of the championship season in Little Rock. tied the score in the tenth in ming. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13
Eamt va. Eagf,
DoUBLEHEADER WILL BE
 THE BILL TODAY
Ssrexu and Y. NJ. c. 4. Will Play fin City
 League Schedule.

League Sehe0uAes
 In what promises. to be two of the best games of the season, the Montgom- cry Greys' team of the City League will lie up with the Y. Nj c. A. in a double header at the Capitol Heigts ball grounds this afternoon. These teams fhrouEh consistent practice, have got ten into inc condition. and 1t may also so he said that there is quite deal Of good baseball talent on both teams: The Greys have an unbroken record of games to their credit. but with the aid of their star pitcher, Pettus, the Y. M. e. Al experts to give them great run for their money. Game called 2:4S. Ladies free.
 Lineup as follows:
 left field; Lasseter. center field; Han non. shotstop; Allen. catcher: Patter son. first base; Holt. right field; smith. second base; Brame., Jackson and Eu- bank. pitchers
 Y. M. c. A.-Thorington, first base; Washburn, second base; Chisholm, short stop; Smith, third base; Moriarty, righ tfieId; Mills. left field; Daley, cen ter field; Egge. catcher; Pettus and Thorington. pitchers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston Defeated.

Cincinnati, May 12-Timely hitting and errors by Boston gave Cincinnau a comparatively easy victory today.
 Score: RHE Boston .... 100 O02 100-4 8
 Batteries-Ewing and Coakley; Fer. guson, Lindaman and Bowerman. Time. 2:OO. Umpire, Rigler.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13
A FEW FOUL TIPS

To the "Dubs"
 Hurrah for Mac Robinson.
 Mobile is coming fast.
 Now for the West and the Pelicans.
 Great game Cristal worked even if he was sick.
 Hot game that the Travellers nosed Memphis out in.
 Vicksburg jumps to the top of the Cotton States this morning.
 Addie Jos shut New York out in the American yesterday with three hits.
 The Giants and PhiIlies threw the hooks into the Cubs and Pirates in the National yesterday-and in the West at that.
 The only way Birmingham could beat the Climbers was to get a Lowndes county boy and an ex-Mont- gomery outaelder.
 Tn regard to the Henline Reagan Manager Ryan run his team in his own way. The fans may have strong opinions but Jimmy Ryan Is down here for the purpose of running a ball team and he should know his business. From past records Reagan looks to be the better ball player of the two though the Chicken" is a great ball player. a perfect gentleman and very popular In Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13
MORAN'S HOME RUN
ATLANTA WINS LONG DRAWN
 OUT GAME.
Considerable Wrangling on the F1eid fin NanhvilIe-The Final score
 Was to 5.

Nashville, Tenn. May lS;1Morsnd5 .sao and nnSnEIyaen,s three base hit. with three men on bases, livened up a long dra"h- out game today. Co,sider ahIe wrangIinE was indulged in.
 Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13
GAMES TODAY.

Southern Leagues- Montgomery at New Orleans Nashville at Memphis. Birmingham at Mobile Atlanta at Little Rock. AT~erier~ I,eaEucs- Detroit at Boston. Chicago at PhiladeipA A Cleveland at New Ye St. Louis at Washington. Nasionaj Leagues- Philadelphia at Chicago, New York at Pittsburg Brooklyn at St. Louis. Boston at Cincinnati. American Association. Indianapolis at Kansas City. Louisville at Milwaukee Toledo at Minneapol1s Columbus at St. Paul.
  South Atlantic Leaguet Macon at Augusta. Columbia at Charleston. Savannah at Jacksonville Cotton States League Monroe at Gulfport Meridian at Jackson. Columbus at Vicksburg.
 -------------- Morgan s. Gilmer's service as assis- tant in the cfiiee c4 Tax Assessor makes him the logical candidate and entities him to your support.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13
Detroit Wins.
SOUTHATLANTICLEAGUE
JncksonvI1Ie Bentn sarnnnnh.

Jacksonville, Fla, May 12-Savan- nah'j pitchers were ineffective today while Goettell was in rare form
 Score: R.HE Savannah . 100 900 O0o-1 Jacksonville ... 040 0l4 00:-9 10 2
 Fatteries-Kieber. Hamilton and Kahlkoff: Goettell and Roth.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13

@a.00 round trip to Mobile, sunday, May 17th, account MObile-Monts somery nall game. Special train will leave Union Stafion at. 0s45 am
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
COTTON STATES LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

Sonfher.y aeaGues--
 Mobile, 2; New Orleans, 1. Birmingham, 2; Montgomery, O. Atlanta, 6; Nashville, s. Little Rock, ,; Memphis 2 (l1 in- = nings.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13
Good Game With the Final Score
 fn

Brewton, May I2.-(SpeeiaL4-Th second game of the series of baseball between Mobile and Brewton was play ed this afternoon on the local diamond, resulting in a victory for Mobile by score of to 1.
 Rankin put the ball over the fence in the fourth inning. making a home run, the only time Brewton saw the home plate.
 It was a snappy game and some good playing on both sides. Neinreither was badly spiked in the fifth inning.
 Score by innings: Mobile .............10 100 032 000-6
 Batteries-Harold and Strong Suth- Strong.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13
PhIIndeIphia Defeats Cubs.

Chicago, May 12-After having pitched fourteen winning games, Overall lost today by poor control, and timely hitting by the visitors in the second and third innings.
 Score: R.H.E. Chicago .. 02o 0OO O0o-2 0 Philadelphia . 022 900 110-6 10 1
 Batteries-Lundgren Overall and Kling; McQuillen and Dooin. Time 1:52. Umpire, ODay.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13

Reward the faithful servant. Pro- mote the competent clerk. Vote. for Morgan s. Gflmer for Tax Assessor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Owen and Altrock Hit Hard.

Owen and Altrock Hit Hard.
 Philadelphia, May 12-Philadelphia hammering the curves of Owen and Altrock and through tue effective twirling of Plank, which offset the home teams poor felding. chicago ..... ... 300 900 Ooo-s 2 Batteries-Altrock. Owen and Sul- iiyan; Plank and Powers; Time.
 St. Louis Wins.
 Washington. May 12-St. Louis de- feated Washington in slow game to- Score: RH.E. Washington .. 100 o1o 1oo-s 13 1 Ratteries-smith and Street; Powell and Spencer. Time. 1:4s. Umpire. Sheridan.
 New York. May 12-Pltcher Joss Of khe Cleveland team, won his own game here today by smashing out three-bagger which scored Hinchman sn the eighth inning.
 cievsiand ... e.. 900 900 o11-2 New York .. =. 900 900 o00-O 0 and KIeinow. Time. 1:36. Umpires Hurst and Evans.
 Detroit Wins.
 Boston, May 12-The home team took the lead in the seventh on errors by Schmidt, but in the eighth. after Detroit has tied the score with two out, Crawford tripled, winning the game for the visitors.
 Score: R.HE. Detroit ... eco. 900 100 o3o-4 2 Boston . ..... 900 O10 100-2 10 ? Batteries-Siever and Paine Scotts and Carrigan. Time, 1:4o. Umpire OLoughlin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13

American AssnciatIons-- Toledo. [; St. Paul (. Minneapolis, 1; Columbus, c. (10 in-
 nings.
 Kansas City. (; Louisville, 2. Milwaukee, 3; Indianapolis, O South Atlantic LeaEue. Jacksonville. 8; Savannah, |, Macon, 6; Augusta; 1. Columbia. ?; Charleston, l. Cotton States Leagues vicksburg, 8; Gulfport. {. Meridian, 5; Monroe,~O. Columbus, 2; Jackson, 0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13
NEaeon Defeats AuEustn.

At ttanooga-University of Chat. eanooga, s; Cumberland University. 3.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13
Two out when winning run scored.

Score by innings: - ~ ..n New Orleans ....... .9VV dd00V 009-d
 Summary-Three base bits, Lord. Stolen bases, Lord Dundon. Bases on balls, off Becker. 1; on Guese z struck pitches. Becker. oficial scorer Dono- van Time. I:3s. Umpires. Fitzsin~ mons and O'Brien,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13

National Leagues---
 Chicago 2; Philadelphia, 6. Pittsburg, 2; New York. &. Cincinnati. s: Boston, (.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13

summary-Two base hits, Downey; Molesworth. ?, Pope: Struck out by Robinson. g.; Bases on balls. Robinson. l; Wild pitches Cristal. Time of game i:30 Umpire Pfenninger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13
Columbia Wins Again.

Charleston, s. C.. May 12-Charleston was again outplayed by Columbia Salve pitched an excellent game for the visitors, yielding two hits. one a scratch.
 Score: RHE Charleston =. Q. 900 100 000-1 ? 3 Columbia ..... 900 no OOO-2 5
 Batteries-Clancey and Reisinger: SaiVe and Cote.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13

American League,-
 Boston. 2; Detroit, (.
 Philadelphia, 8; Chicago, 3, New York, 0; Cleveland. 2.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13

Morgan g. Gilmer's qualifications embrace Fitness and CapabiIit. Vote for hlm for Tax As&-.sor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13
MOBILE DEFEATS BREwTON.

helm, Mcintyre and Ritter and Berge Time, l34 Umpire, Emslie.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13
Pittsburg Loses.

Pittsburg, May l2-New Xork de- feated Pittsburg in a One-sided game today clinching their victory when Maddox gave four bases on balls in the fourth inning.
 Score: R.H-E Pittshurg >... . o10 GOO 10o-2 5 1 New York " a. 012 300 200-8 1
 Batteries-Young, Maddox and Gib- son; Wiltse and Bresnahan. Time. l:45 Umpires. Klem and Rudderham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13

The only way Birmingham could beat the Climbers was to get a Lowndes county boy and an ex-Mont- gomery outfelder.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13

The Giants and Phillies threw the hooks into the Cubs and Pirates in the National yesterday-and in the West at that.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13
st. Louis the Victor

St. Louis. May 12-St. Louis took the second game of the series from Brook lyn this afternoon. Lush outfelded McJntvre
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13

Addie Jos shut New York out in the American yesterday with three hits.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13

Vicksburg jumps to the top of tn, Cotton States this morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13
For the Man With a Notion

One of our Tailored-to-measure Suits will please the man who knows what he wants and isn't satisfied with a Ready-for-service Suit, for several reasons.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13

Hot game that the Travellers nosed Memphis out in.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13

Have a look at the tropical" woolens in our window-some swell patterns and made our way they'll give you satisfaction.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13

Right making is the real founda- tion of good fitting, and our suits fit.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-30

in the skfnfal uss o. the forward pass
and at the same time minimise their
fumbHne that stands out ss King" Coles
big work FOR this fan
short. or Esirat Threw.
He viii probahly select one q two for
ward passes that we're used successfully IN
the east and west last fan ana drl the
Nebraska eleven IN It's use Last season
he had the C~Ornhusksrs use the end-0ver-
end pass. which is hurle6 with a side
throw and stays IN the a1 q long time,
going q great distance This is known as
the long pass and was employed IN all
sections Of the country with marked sue
cess a year aEo. Coach Coles pupils, how
ever. never became very proficient in their
work with Il. me other pass. the abort
or spiral throw. is more rapid. and can be
received better by players Of the passer'i
side. II IL hurled overloaded ana re.
uuires more practice to hold the ball.
Colorado used the e~nd-over-end pass and
Ames the spiral last season. tn Boulder
team had better success on the whole viii
the pass tina the Aggies had with n
Either OF the two passes. however. wher
handled BY skilled players. car be used &c
good advantage. and Il max little differ
ence which one Coach Cole chooses for tn,
C~ornhuskers 30 long as they are trained
TO pass the ball accurately snd hold 4
when II is thrown to them.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-30

Ducky saEEests hat Pa Try . yellow
for next year. Ne. thank you.
got an the Holmes ne want
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-30
cATLN READY FOR ACTIVE WORK
Iowa University Coach etc %
Begin His nutfea.


HeEfn His Dutfea.
IOWA CITY. Aug 9-Cspecisl)-Hsvins
returned three weeks earlier than expected
from the northern part Of Wisconsin where
he had been spending the summer on his
ranch. Mark Catin. director Of athletics
at the State university. is on hand to bake
charge Of What is expected to be one Of
the most successful years in foot ball ez-
perienced by the institution. over thirty Of
last years squad will be on hand for the
camp which viii be held north OF Iowa
City on the Iowa river. the week before
the opening OF the school on the 2st.
Captain Kirk. Hastings. Hylsnd. Conner.
SeideL Hazard. Hanlon. Gross. Collins
Carberry. are among the best of last years
men. The schedule this year includes Ne
braska. Missouri. kansas. Drake. Coe
MorninEside. Illinois IL the only conference
game.
AmeE also expects TO have a large squad
Of men on the field for practice. The sea
son opens AZ that institution on septembes
first. but on account Of the marriage Of
Clyde Williams, the coach. on the It'll. ths
active work will not until thai
time. Captain Law. the Lambera, Rut
ledge. Nelson. Graham. Reppert. Hubbard
wilHtt. Green and others will be ready
for practice early.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-30
SQUAD Is LATE AT CORNELL
Coaches VIII Not start Training UntTl
Late in September.

ITHACA N. Y Aug 2a-The practice Of
the Cornell foot ban squad will start later
than usual this season. According to the
present plans Of the coaches the Work win
not start until September q. which Is
about a week later thar has been the Gus
tom in recent years. This change is said
to be due TO the fact that heretofore the
warm weather Of early September has in
terfered with the preliminary work and
has really retarded the later development
OF the Ieven instead OF being an advantage.
The outlook for q fast team AT Cornell IL
none too Food ana the coaches have de-
cided to handle the candidates carefully.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-30

Pos Old Joe Vial
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-30

-HE transfer 81 Aubrey an Pagan 20
Cincinnati. y resents one aspect not
wholly pleasant 70 Omaha Their
places win Be difficult TO fill OF
course this is always the lot Of the
minor league team. and minor league fans
have 10 set used 20 parting with their
idols. just the sane, the task OF f1linE
their places ~ often extremely difficult
Omaha has some eood pitchers and prob
ably viii be able 70 land come more when
RaEsn goes. But Ragan's subtraction
from the present starr viii serve 10 brinE
out rather conspicuousiy the fact that the
Champions have several pitchers whose
chief weakness Il lack Of control. II will
leave Sanders as the man WHIT can be
depended on ali the time to govern his
delivery. Hail.. Holienbeck and Rhodes. All
good pitchers. need cultivation IN this es-
senfial department Of their work and need
It very much. Sanders and Ragan have
been winning pitchers chiefly because they
have been able TO control their deliveries.
II will certainly be necessary for Presi-
Gent Roufke. when he goes TO secure Ra-
san's successor. 20 set a man who has
control Il won't DO 20 add another erratic
man to the staff at this stage OF the game.
AS TO Autrey's successor on first. the situ-
alton will not look so dubious II Graham
rounds 70. as he Is expected TO DO. His
injuries give promise o. ultimate cure. and
BY next spring he probably viii be faster
than ever. II 80 he sfn be placed on first
base and King viii remain at second That
VIII fix matters unless some lynx-eyeo
scout nabs Jimmy Austin between this ana
next year. That would create another
serious hole So far a. getting a man
to beat Austin at third and on the bases,
II would be unreasonable to expect such a
thiaE. The only way in which he could
be improved on would be to get a better
hitter. But this is a bridge up the river
sways. Pa Is hoping 70 have Austin next
year.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-30

II bodes no good to the game that one Of
It's most prominent leagues will sdoetrack
principle and probity for expectancy. eno
abeut all that 10 left those who have the
hest interests Of base ball at heart 1s 70
hone tina Keiley's course for the rest OF ms
career viii not subject him TO censure or
result in those ~responsfnie FOR MS Danish
rnent from the American association regret
ting that they sanctioned his return
The 1~tterance OF the Sporting News can
rot but be endorsed where love OF clean
snort is above the sordtd method OF the
specuIator. Bad as was Mike keheys
offense. It was not half as bad as
course from first to last in the Kelley
case and II is sincerely 20 be regretted that
this .spracticar' man could use the men
and means he did to secure the reinstate-
ment OF Kelley. not for Kelley's a but
for hts own selfish ends. Lennon cared
not a fg for Kelley. but because he knew
that Keney's return TO St Paul az head
Of the team from which he had been kicked
over into Minneapolis would bring dollars
into the Lennon Golfer. Lennon, by means
Of a petition signed by the governor and
thousands OF Minnesotsns, had a "prin'
CHILE slde-tracked' and Mix Kelley rein
stated.