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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-07
CRY ADvERTIsEMENTs.

NOTICE OF INTENT1oN-Board Of Street and
Water Commissioners.
Pursuant to a resolution adopted by the
Board OF Street and Water Commissioners CT
the City of Newark, at. a meeting held tho
first day Of July, 1909. and approved by
the Mayor of the City of Newark on the
second day of July, 1909. public notice Is
hereby given hat 1t 10 the intention OF the Board
of Street and Water Commissioners OF the CITY
OF Newark, under ana by virtue OF provisions
Of the act entitled AN act to revise and
amend ths cha rter OF the City of Newark" ap-
proved March II. 1851. and supplements there
to, and tne act creating the board of Street
and Water Comm. ssionels of the City OF New
ark, approved March %. 1891, and other public
laMs OF the state of New Jersey. to order and
cause the vacation OF
CAMERON STREET.
from lS7 feet east Of Alexander street to the
eaSterIy iIne OF Alexander street; thence from
tho westerly line of Alexander street 200 feet
west TO the easteriy line Of Sunset avenue;
thence from the westerly line of Sunset avenue
200 feet westerly TO the easterly line of Boylan
street produced; thence fIom the westerly line
of Boylan street produced westerly 13s feet TO
the ~easterly line OF Emmett avenue. according
En- gineer and designated as No. 1015-V.
Such persons as may OBJECT thereto are re-
qussted TO present their objections In writing
10 the CLERK of said Board. at the office OF tho
Board of Street and Water Commissioners. City
Hall. Newarl, on or before the expiration Of
six day; from date OF this notice.
BY direction Of the Board OF Street and Water
Commissioners of tho City of Newark.
N. X. SHERRERD,
Chief Engineer.
Newark. n. ] July 2. 1909. 1y5-St
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A movement is under way to organize
another new city league. to be known as
the Local League Manager Herring, of
the Rosedale r. c., who started the new
league, is confident that his efforts will
meet with success. The following four
clubs will probably make up the league:
P. c. and the Tile A. c. The league is to
open Saturday: July IA. and to close Sat
ufday, September II. Only Saturday and
holiday games are to be played.
The Rosevale Juniors defeated the Acad-
envy Juniors on the ~latter's grounds Sun
day morning by a score Of 10 to 5. The
feature Of the game was the batting of
Gardner and Lang.
The Dayton Juniors would like to ar
range games with 8 and 9 year old teams.
Manager Tony Grgica, 10 Sixth avenue.
The Jeffersons have a few open dates
in July for Saturday and Sunday games
and would like to hear from such teams
as the Verona. Caldwell,t East Rutherford,
edict's A. c.. Madison A. c. and teams of
like strength. w. Odgers, As Mercer
street.
The Maple A.. c.. of Kearny, scored a
rather easy victory Monday morning over
the Duke A. A. on the Parkway Oval by
defeated the East Orange A. A.. Is to 5.
The National Field Club. of Pine Brook,
defeated the Pastimes. of Montclair. Mon
day by a score of . to 3. Bowles and
Neness played a fast game. The Pine
Brook Field Club has all Saturdays in July
open for first-class teams. Address Man
ager Howard Hoffman. 65 Brookside place.
Bloomfield.
The Elton b. B. C. would like to arrange
ga with any ~first-cla IS 10 or IA year old
teams. Address Sam Wanemaker, 1853 Charl-
ton street.
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Motor-paced racing which will be the
real article, is on the bill for the fea-
ture event at the Velodrome cycle meet
tonight 1t is to be a twenty-mile,
fo~ur-cornered affair and, as it is the
longest of the season, it should also
prove the classiest. Then from a spec
tacular standpoint, 1t should surpass
anything previously attempted for the
year as It will require four motor pac-
ing machines on the track at the same
time each with a rider on a racing
wheel behind.
Then, too. the contestants guarantee d
hot battle. They include Eddie Root, who
won the ten-mile race last week by n
wonderful and daring ride; John Bedell, q
track fayorite. who has followed the
motors with success In this country and
abroad; Norman Anderson. the Dane. q
sprinter OF note, with a growing reputa-
ton at following pace, who will be seen
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FOUR CORNERED MOTOR PACED
RACE AT VELODROME TONIGHT
Root, John BedeII, Anderson and Mitten to Cling to the "Chug-
Chug' Machines-AIl of the Crack Pros Are to Enter the
Repechage-The First National Amateur Champion
ship on the Program Card Is Good.

for the first time here behind the motors,
and last, Worth Mitten, the Iowa Midget
who is taking to the pacing game.
There will also be sprint races. aad
Frank Kramer and Jackie Clarke will have
another opportunity to measure kicks. Man
aeer Chapman has picked out one of those
popular French repechages for the pros
with every heat a match race, and II final
with a general scramble. Besides Kramer
and Clarke. Fem, Fogler, Krebs, Rup-
precht. Freddy Hill and the big field will
compete.
Another feature of the meet will be the
Inauguration of the amateur champion
ships. These will be ushered in with n one
mile open race. which has trials and n
final heat. Lawrence, Magin. Peer, Jokus,
Steinert and the big array of cracks viii
compete. 1t will mark Lawrence's first
race in the national championships, and
as he wants the title. he will surely make
a great bid to win. A half-mile amateur
handicap will complete the program, and
the outlook for a big nights sport Is
bright.
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by scoring nine runs in the last few
games, Jake GetIman has taken the lead
in run-getting. with 81 tnllies. with Meyers
ara Schlahy tied in this field of %endeavor,
with 80 apiece. The others In order are
Kelly. 81: Sharpe. 30: Woiverton, %; Lou
den. Il: Bapp, s: Crisp. 4; Frill, 3: Muel-
Ter. 8; McGinnity. 8; Parkins. l, and
Brady. /. Total. 267.
Kelly still leads in the number of bases
stolen, though both Schlahy and Meyers
made substantial gains during the week.
The following is the list: Kelly. 26; Movers.
%: Schlahy. Ii: Sharpe. 9; I.ouden. =: VOL
verton. :: Gettman. s: MeGinnity. &:
Crisp. $; Mueller. 2. and Lamp. >. Total l0'.
These statistics include Yesterdays game
with the Skeeters.
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BY sEMI.pRo..
H Intercity league

THE Intercity League
last night went over the list of
teams applying for membership
of the league with a view to admitting
one to replace the Lincolns. Decision
In the matter will be later.
The officers, however, went ahead and
arranged the schedule for next Sun
day with the teams just as they are.
The Breads will go to Arlington .Satur-
day to play the team of that place in
the afternoon. The Harrigans will go
to Elizabeth Sunday morning to play
the Elks of that city. The old rivals,
the Arlingtons and Pathways, will
a v a battle royal in the afternoon on
the Pathways grounds.
Reilly, the Waverlys' first baseman. had
a record of three hits and four errors
Saturday.
Trahman had a great deal to do with
the Irvingtons' victory over Vailsburg
Saturday. His four hits were the goods.
Kronbeiter's work at short for the losers,
however, was high-class.
To go fourteen innings and win from a
"shure" team is a feat of which the Bay
Heart boys, with Rowe and Moore in the
box. accomplished this against the Jersey
A. c., of Asbury Park, Saturday by a
2 to ! score.
Garland is quite a favorite in Bound
Brook.
Tommy curIey. of Caldwell, is playing
top-notch ball.
third for the Morristown B. B. C. and is
playing good ball.
Allen. who plays second base for the
broken ankle, sustained while stealing sec
ond in a game last week.
Along the coast there is a six-elnb league
In operation that is furnishing good base
ball. The circuit is called the Sunday
League from tho fact that all the games
are played on the Sabbath. Red Bank.
Long Branch; oceanport, Highlands. Bel
Lefty Davis, Dick Little, Mieure, McGarry,
and Van Peft are some of the pitchers of
this lea que.
Railway has a Hoblitzel playing second
base.
In Reilly the Oaklands seem to lave a
good man for short.
Anderson, Of the Hold-outs, is a good
man.
That boy Flannery, playing shortstop for
the Montclair A. A.. Is a conner.
Tommy Tighe received the plaudits of
the large crowd of Arlington-Parkway
rooters Saturday when he continued in.
his position behind the bat after he had
been hit over the heart with the ball in
Saturdays Intercity League game be-
tween these teams. Tommy's team. the
Arlingtons, won in a fierce smuggling match
by the score of % to 10.
Davis, of the Willow Original Intercity
League team, is developing rapidly as a
twirler. His batting helped Saturday to
defeat the Orange A. C.. in a league game.
Manager Dodd's Bloomfield team regis
tered its tenth straight victory Saturday
by walloping Thielman. the former East
ern Lacquer, in fierce style.
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ANDY C0AkLEY TO RUN
CRACK N. Y. SEMI-PRO TEAM.

NEW YORK. July Pitcher Andy"
Coakley, formerly OF the Chicago Cubs.
has become manager OF the Manhattan
baseball club, a sem~i-professinal team
In this city. He viii do the pitching
himself. and Tom Doran. the former
catcher of the Boston American League.
will be the backstop.
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1t. Meanwhile his opponent may make a
search of five minutes for the ball within
bounds, and II the ball Is not found with
In that time, the player who struck the
ball shall be given the benefit of the doubt.
and the bali shall be considered out of
bounds
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TRACK, FIELD
AND DIAMOND
|INTERCITY LEAGUE TO
REPLACE THE
Announcement of Successor Expected in a Few Days-League
Adopts Schedule for Snnday-County League Meets To.
morrow Nght-Notes of tie Teams and Players of
Interest to the Sand-L0t Fans.

eatchers and hardest hitters about aoue
years ago. looked like himself Saturday.
only he played first for the OrIentais
against Woodside. He only had two rrns,
three two-sackers and thirteen putoutn
rats good enough for any of the
league Teams around here.
II the Cadmus Breads could nave hit
Holton Tor more than two hits they would
nave probably made things extremely In.
teresting. for Mike Doyle's Morristown
braves Saturday, instead OF losing by .
8 to l score.
Les Teed is pitching as Of yore. He
smut out the Boonton team Saturday with
The Newark Y. M. C. A. team is play-
ing good ball. with Eddie Gilroy in charge.
me Roseiand team went down before that
nine Saturday.
Abe Rachlin is hitting hard for the
Turner's, but his three hits against Caid-
well Saturday didn't help his team very
mucn' because the suburbanites scored
Twelve runs against seven.
There will be n special meeting of the
county League managers and umpires
Thursday night at the Columbia Hotel In
Mt. Prospect avenue.
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Billy Roche, who refereed the Cross
Hyland and Ketcbel-Papke fights, Is going
to bring Lew Powell east in the fall. Pow
ell won all the way in a twenty-round bat
tie with Young Erne. Powell is a fast
two-handed fighter, but lacks hte wallop.
He mad show ur well here in en-round
bouts.
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ATLANTIC LEAGUE RECORD.

Yesterday Results.
Shamokin. 2: Elizabeth. J..
Mt. Carmel. 10; Reading. 4.
Pottsvlllc. 5; Sunbnry. ?.
Allentown, 16: Easton, 2.
Games Today.
Elizabeth at Pottsville.
Allentown at Reading.
Sunbury at Easton.
Mt. Carmel at Shamokin.
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ages of the Tigers, as the following
figures, compiled to include yesterdays
game, will show. The team average
has fallen to .227, while no single mern-
Der of the team is within the 800 circle.
Lapp, the leader, having swatted for
.s95. Jake Gettman made a nice jump
and nov has an average of .2SS. with
Wolverton close up. with .2SS. The fol-
lowing is a compete average list:
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EASTERN LEAGUE RECORD.

Yesterdays Results.
Newark, 4. Jersey City. ..
Rochester. j: Toronto. :.
Montreal. 6: Buffalo, l.
Baltimore, 8; Providence. 2 III innings).
Games To-day.
Jersey City a. Newark a p. M.
Providence. at Baltimore.
Montreal at Buffalo.
Toronto at Rochester.
Games Tomorrow.
al Providence.
Rochester at Toronto.
Baltimore at Jersey City.
Buffalo at Montreal.
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George Monroe, whose defeat by Terry
McGovern caused the alliance between
Terry and Sam Harris, Is back from Sa-
vannah, looking prosperous and healthy.
George has been successfully operating q
boxing school in the southern town aud
will return in September to take charge
Of his business.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

AT Observation-Disclosures, 8; Bridge
port, 2.
At Observation-Disclosures, 10; New Haven. 4.
At Hartford-Springfield. s; Hartford. 2.
AT New Britain-New Britain. s.: Water
bury, g
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SOUTHERN

AT ACCOMPLISHMENTS. 6: Little Rock. s.
At Mobile-Mobile, l: New Orleans, o.
Al Atlanta-Atlanta, 3; Birmingham, 1.
AT misunderstanding, 3: Montgom.
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Monte Attell's next opponent may be Al
belmont, of Boston. Jonnny Mooney, his
manager, Is negotiating with the western
and the chances for a match
with Monte look good. Cross saw Attell
beat Neil and says he can win over our
crop of bantams at any distance.
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Nestcrdny's Results.
Philadelphia. 3: New York, /. -
Brooklyn. 2: Boston. l.
Pittsburg. 5; Cincinnati, 0.
Chicago, 4: ST. Louis. l..
Games Today.
New York nj Philadelnhia. .
Chicago at Pittsburg.
Boston at Brooklyn.
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TRI-sTATE

AZ Reading-Lancaster. 4; Reading. Z
AZ York- York, 3; Trenton, 2.
Az Johnstown-Altoona. 8; Johnstown. ..
AT Harrisburg-WiIIiamsport. II: Harris.
burg, 10. =
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FFl of the Chief Engineer OF the Board
Of Street and Water commissioners of the
City OF Newark.
Notlce.-The final estimates for the following
contracts Will he presented to the Board OF
Street and Water Commissioners OF the City of
Newark. for acceptance. at the regular meet
ing on Thursday. July s, 1863, between S:15 and
3:oO y. m. VIZ: Paving Of
WARWICK STREET.
from Pacific street to Adams street; paving OF
STREET,
from Ferry street to Glover street, paving Of
FOURTH AVENUE.
from North Eleventh street to the city line.
And for the grading. curbing and tagging of
the following streets:
NORTH SIXTH STREET.
from Bloomfield avenue to Heller park way
SEYMOUR AVENUE,
from Runyon street to Hawthorne avenue;
CHADWICK AVENUE.
from Custer avenue to Jeffrey place.
Also the following sewers:
SOUTH THIRTkENTH STREET SEWER,
between Avon avenue and Madison avenue;
CHESTNUT STREET SEWER.
from Wheeler Point road westerly 800 feet.
All objections to the payment of said esti-
mates must be filed In this office in writing on
or before Thursday, July s, 1909, before 2
MORRIS r. SHERREED.
Chief Engineer.
Dated July 30. 1909, jyf-St
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Billy Papke, has been matched to meet
Jim Flynn at Los Angeles in a ten-round
bout In place of Ketchel, before Tom Nc
Carey's club, on July II. during Elks week.
Owing to ketchels injured hand the BRITT
entry will be unable to start.
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PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the fol-
lowing proposed ordinances passed a second
reading and were ordered to o third and mai
reading Mt a meeting OF the Board Of Street
and Water Commissioners held July !. 1900;
An ordinance 10 provide for the construction
Of A sewer IN
DIVISION PLACE.
between Gentle street and Division court.
An ordinance to provide for the construction
OF 4 sewer In
NICHOLS STREET.
between Van Buren street and Tyler street,
An ordinance 10 provide for the construction
OF II sever In
PLACE.
bet ween Summer avenue and Arlington avenue
A.. ?. EGGERS.
President of the Board of Street and Water
Comm ds'ioners.
WM z SERsTHEhD.
5y3-bt Clark Of the Board.
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After several hours conversation with
AL Kublak last night In Philadelphia.
Jimmy Johnson, of the Fairmont Club,
succeeded in getting the Michigander's
consent to box Sam Langford at the Fair
mont Club Friday night.
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KETCHEL'S STOCK
STILL DROPS AND
J0HNs0NS GAINS
Big Negro Now Carries Long End
of Betting-New York
Talks.

NEW YORK, July 1-Sporting men
in the East are of the opinion that
Stanley ketchel and Billy Papke must
engage in another light to conclusively
demonstrate the superiority of one over
The other. Accepting the story that
ketchel's hand was broken in one of
the early rounds of the battle in Cali
fornia, many of his admirers here who
were anxious to bet 2 to l on him, adj
nit that he did not make the showing
which was expected.
There is also a belief tina Papke has
improved wonderfully since his previous
fights with Ketchel n that. If he Is not
the master of the cowboy pugilist, he is
a most serious contender for the cham
pionshlp.
The result of Mondays battle has al
ready had 1aS a PsrcePtible sffs obn on the ep bet
ketchel's fine showing with Philadel-
phia Jack O'Brien. and the fact that
o'Brien had fought johnson to a draw,
induced his supporters in the East to offer
Forty-second street and Broadway. now
the odds have changed, with johnson
carrying The long end,
BOSTON. Mass, July 7.-Sam Langford.
the Boston tar baby. who is sporting the
title of heavy weight champion of England,
HAS sur leu d Cdllpd1Sn VI rivalry " liot
other eclipse, Jack johnson, and today is
sporting diamonds and joy riding in an
auto about Boston in emulation Of Burns s
conqueror, and, to go johnson one better.
Langford tops off his splendor with a
silk hat. No definite plans rave yet been
made by Langford for his next battle,
but 1t is believed here that he intends to
journey again to England to fight Burns
in LONDON. Then he will come back to
America and try hard for a fight with
Johnson.
Jim Shortell. of the Bedford Club, has
COPIED out the greatest card we've had
in months for his show Monday night.
He has Phil McGovern vs.. Charlie Gold
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That boy Flannery, playing shortstop foI
the MontcIair A. A.. Is a conner.
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CITY ADyERTISEMENTS.

OFFICE OF BOARD OF EXCISE COM
MlSSlUNERS OF THE CITY
OF NEWARK.
t1ty Hall, June %. 1909.
The following is the list OF names. residences
and places OF business OF persons making appli-
cation 10 this board for the granting OF licenses
70 sell spirituous, vinous. malt or brewed
liquors. ana not heretofore published according
10 Jaw. 10 Wit:
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EVENING
PAGES PUBLISHED
r WITH SHELTERS
u S BATTING SLUMP
Team Average Drops to .z27-Nobody in Charmed 800 Circle
Gettnan Jumps q Points app Still Leads, but He's Be-
low 800 by s. ~Oints-Kelly Still Leads the
Robbers of Cushions.

HE series with Jersey CITY ips
caused a big slump in the indi-
vidual and team batting aver
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Tommy Tighe received the plaudits of
the large crowd of Arlington-Parkway
rooters Saturday when he continued in
his position behind the bat after he had
been hit over the heart with the ball in
Saturdays Intercity League game be-
tween these teams. Tommy's team. the
Arlingtons, won in a fierce smuggling match
by the score of % to 10.
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Davis, Of the Willow Original Intercity
League team, is developing rapidly as q
twirler. His batting helped Saturday to
defeat the Orange A. c. in a league game.
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Manager Dodd's Bloomfield team regis
tered its tenth straight victory Saturday
by %walloping Thielman. the former East
ern Lacquer, in fierce style.
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Patsey Kline. one of the most promising
featherweights turned out in this vicinity
in several years, Will meet FRANKIE Moore,
the Long Acre A. G.. stag on Saturday
night. They will battle st 122 pounds
weigh in at s p. m. Kline will surely make
order to make any kind of a showing with
him.
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Ad Wolgast will rest a few days at hi
home in Cadillac, Mich, before going t
Los Angeles to make ready for the Nelso
fight OF July IL. Wolgast says he wi
weigh about 12S in that bout, and tina
Nelson will haye TO make 1913 at the ring
SIDE. The Middle West chap says he WI
only mak weight for Attell in the future
and will do 122 five hours before him.
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In Reilly the Oaklands seem to nave a
good man for short.
Anderson, of the Hold-outs, is a good
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Dave Porteous says he is not going to
referee any more lights In Oklahoma.
Dave refereed the Clifford Nelson battle,
and there were enough deputy sheriffs
armed with artillery at the ringside to
sink a warship. L ave says he does moi
mind being shot, but he wants to know
who is doing the shooting. and when there
were so many he could not watch them
all at the same time.
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Jim Shortell. of the Bedford Club, has
copied out the greatest card we've had
in months for his show Monday night.
He has Phil McGovern VS.. Charlie Cold
man and Joe Wagner vs.. Joe Coster, both
on the same. night. Jim is thinking of
opening the gates at 5 a. m.
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Les Teed is pitching as OF yore. He
smut out the Boonton team Saturday with
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Railway has a Hoblitzel playing second
base.
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Allen, who plays second base for the
Ranblers, Of Dover, is laid up with a
broken ankle, sustained while stealing Sec
ond In a game last week.
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Along the coast there is a six-einb league
In operation that is furnishing good base
ball. The circuit is called the Sunday
League from tho fact that all the games
are played on the Sabbath. Red Bank.
Long Branch. Oceanport. Highlands. Bel
ford and Elberon compose the lea que,
Lefty Davis, Dick Little, Mieure, McGarry,
and Van Peft are some OF the pitchers of
this lea que.