The Prescott daily news., 1910-05-14
uIuG BACK IN CHICAGO;
 DONLIA IS REINSTATEO
,e oE THE CUBS AND GIANTS MAY SOON BE SEEN IN
 ACTION AGAIN.

King get busy. MT, 1elihann .o,u ', i,,in9 hnn9 to report in Chicago by April m''I1 ra or he couldn't play for another
 and King lost no time in doing ye'' who King employed to manage IL h;Iliard hall in Kansas City is not known. s ., No+;o,.,
 no didn't want to let King fill Nsudeville engagement in Chicago 'au. u'an be didn't think it right for s,,' ss,,no to advertise himself at the ex- anse hnne of baseball, or something to p0 sat effect Hermann, however, said
 '. was I'D to the Chicago club to say ",otber King should be allowed to oorn r s7OO to pay his fine. MT. Murphy ,so boss of the Cubs, offered no ob- .ao.;ons so King went an in pool .rotch with Captain Anson. King ..,od to make a speech, but words sa,lod him. Anyway, he's back in Chi .ooo Whether he will-be seen in r"h came soon remains to be de termined. Tom Needham is catching sood hall and hitting like a house oaro Jimmy Archer has recovered from his injury, and some people say win him in condition it makes no Inference whether King plays base ball or pool.
 King. at his best, had faculty of steadying pitchers and helping them out of trying positions. He should be ahe to do that now, although he knows nothing of the habits or styles of nav of a number of the newcomers But if should not take him long to size m those who have broken in during his absence, and if he shows that he has not gone back the Cubs will have the best catching depart ment in the country.
 King says Murphy must pay him full salary of s4,500. The Cub boss seems to have a different idea, and so does Manager Chance. The Kling case is not settled yet.
 Mike Donlin will be allowed to play baseball with the New York Giants if he wants to. The National commis- sion says Donlin violated no rules Of the league when he remained out of the gamo last year Donlin wanted McGraw to let him practise with the Logan Squares in Chicago to see If he could got back into shape. That was because Mabel Hite, his wife, was filling d theatrical engagement in the Windy city. Donlin has a minor part in the play and handles it as well as he used to handle flies for the Giants.
 Frank w. Sanders of Bickleton, . Wash fifty one years of age, is prob ably the oldest active baseball player on the Pacific coast. He is first base. nan of the Bickleton team. He fields his position, runs the bases. hits the ball and "chews the rag" with the umpire with much more ginger than is displayed by most of the youthful members of the team. Sanders began his baseball career in his home town. Marshall, Lyon county, Minn., when he was fourteen years old, and has played with an organized club every season since that time, except the nrst year that he came to the Klicki- tat valley and located near Center Vile, where there was no team for nm to play with He originally played lelt heid, but his throwing ability be- came so noticeable that he was soon uled as a pitcher and made good. In NiS he joined the Silver Stars of wlnona, Minn., in the Northwestern 'eague composed of 16 teams in the reading cities of Minnesota, Wiscon- sih' Dakota and Iowa. He pitched for mem four years and drew a salary of s0o month and expenses. He re- turned to his home town in 1882 and piayed there till he went west in 1885, ana since that time he has played with uolaendale. Arlington. Ore; Bluelight anu bickleton, Wash. He was a brick ,ayer' but is now a rancher in the Blckleton country.
 nf OA ehC ANdpS ld Iudn ', laeas, also of flowing and curly p'ack hair, which he wishes to retain. a''hg the hair and ideas he has put ."o ana two together and would run sp M. hair restorer man out of business. aser notice" says Cooney. "that so ans . any oall players are bald? There's '.asoh ., Tor it. ThS bail player wears usnthtting flannel cap when he m0n o,As' It keeps out the air and ,o 'Aes A' the head perspire. They ought hs S s.se s',,. the players thin silk caps I'd v.,'', ",i'ing to buy my own if the clubs 'Ould adopt them"
 man. Leliield should pitch a great thIs winning games for the Pirates vol, season. This pitcher has trained to ~ .., ana Is already in fine condition h