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HOUSE AND sAFE MOVING.

/ MAKE q speciality OF unusual and
heavy moving; houses safes, raising
buildings; furnish everything. ]. w.
Hodges. Phone1 002s
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BEFORE BUYING any business or
property, write for our magazine
| Opportunities" Mailed free. Dalrym.
pie Goa Palace Bldg. Minneapolis,
MINI.
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~ FILING DEVICES.

LOOSE LEAF card index and Section
al fling devices OF every kind. See
our I'D on page 2. The Porte Co., Far
60. y. y.
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FOR RENT, SALE OR EXCHANGE
Restaurant and soft drink business,
furnished complete, In growing North
Dakota town. No opposition; cheap
rent to right party. Address 624, care
Forum. .'"
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I WANTED 70 RENr-PlANolA.

g. ROOM st1OUSE-close in; SIS per
month. Key at .1024 Third avenue
north.
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FOR SALE--A good two chair barber
shop, the only one In town OF 500
inhabitants. Address r. Miller, San
born, N. d.
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AGENTS mo'bbed by customers crazy
to get guaranteed So razor given
free with each advertising box of shaw
ing soap. "a Agents profits exceeding
their utmost expectations. New prop
osition. Opening for only few more
agents. Particulars free. Samples so
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WE CAN FURNISH YOU a buyer for
your business or property. Send
description. Dalrymple Co. Palace
Bldg. Minneapolis, Mimi.
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HOUSEHOLD HEADQUARTERS.

BUY, sELL 81 EKCt4ANG New and
second hand furniture and stoves;
goods sold on installment plan. Hart
stain 402 Front street. Phone Isl.
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BOARD AND Room oFFERED.

ROOM AND BOARD at s1s Fourth
avenue north.
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FOR RENT-A heated room with,
= board suitable for two gentlemen;
% per week. 1905 First street south.
Phone 2053. -, -.
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~ : G---An experienced car clean
er. Enquire at general Office Elev-
enth street north. Fargo & Moorhead
street Railway.
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BUY on TRADE

Will Buy -oR, ri A1E tor your seq
oEld hand harness yVsaI1 Stewart
Harness ehau Fsarg0.
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IN ANSWERING all want ads. giving
certain number care OF The Forum,
be sure to address your answers to that
number. in care of Forum. This In
sures' prompt attention.
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SPEClAL--u n4ibs Jaa. ~ s1eaO, I will
Rsss0fker rates unheard OF for keeping
your plane perf9ctEx tuned for the
coming year. Il. w. ParsoEa dPargon's
ORCHESTRAL. Phone 1bl6-L. Sa4isfac-
tion or no charge.
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NEWSPAPER MAN-Now rum

Is NEWSPAPER MAN--Now run q
81 ming one of the leading county 9
3 seat papers i'm North Dakota To o
q open to engagement Feb. /. g
% Strictly temperate. IIlagried. and *
q am capable OF taking charge of g
q daily paper. Prefer position on g
~ daily but position running ftrst e
% class weekly on salary or lease g
y considered. Am familiar with %
~ all departments. OF newspaper o
Is work and can furnish first-class q
10 references and bond IL neces- q
n sary. Address 766 care Forum. 9
u q
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WAN Ep-Young man stenographer
Iamlliar with general Office work. Ad-
dress Manager. p. D. Boy SIT.
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WANTED--At the NorRaaSd's hospital
young ladies for training Apply 1905
Fifth avenue south.
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WANTE p--To engage a first-class au-
tomobile salesman. State salary and
experience. Send references Reply,
TIT care Forum.
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FOR RENT-FLAT.

FURNISHED FLAT--Four rooms and
bath, modern, one block from center
Of Broadway. Address 769 care Forum.
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NICELY FURNISHED, heated room,
with board for two young gentlemen.
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MESS ENGER wants work delivering
4 with team in Farga and Moorhead.
R Reasonable prices. EhonB 1199-J.
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WANT ED--A cook that can do pastry
work in small restaurant. Apply
at once to Mrs. A. Meyer. Aneta, N. ID.
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FARM FOR Remit have $50 acres
in exceptional good condition, all in
one section, located near Christine. N,
ID. Twin rent for a term OF years TO
good responsible man, with suf-
,ffcient means to run this farm. will
give. possession April 4. 1910. Land Is
all plowed, plenty of good water raised
by windmill, good buildings, fences,
pasture, etc.; hardly any noxious
weeds Would want to plant to pota-
toes all the the renter would be able
to handle Will rent on half share
crop plan. Parties interested will please
write or phone at once, 776, care Forum.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-The northwest corner of
First avenue and Ninth street north.
Property fronts 100 feet on Ninth
street, or would sell site alone and
move building off. ]. ID. Vowels, 10S
Ninth street north.
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BUSINESS CHANCE.


PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON desires
a good location. Will buy ONCE fx-
lures II necessary. Address 633, care
Forum
FOR sALE--A good two chair barber
shop, the only one In town OF 500
inhabitants Address r. Miller, San
born, n. D.
WE GAN FURNISH YOU a buyer for
your business or property. Send
description. Dalrymple Co.. Palace
Bldg. Minneapolis, Minn.
BEFORE BUYING any business or
property, write for our magazine
opportunities" Mailed free. Dalrym-
pie CO.. Palace Bldg Minneapolis,
MINI.
FOR 9ALE--Stock general merchan-
disc in North Dakota town; invoice
about $4,000; net profits 81, 900 q year.
No trade considered. Address 575. care
Forum.
GENERAL STOCK of merchandise for
sale In county seat of Bowman coun-
ty, North Dakota. Invoice about $5,-
500; will reduce stock. Address Box
IN ANSWERING all want ads. giving
a certain number care OF The Forum
be sure to address your answers to that
number. in care of Forum. This In
sures prompt attention.
FOR RENT, SALE OR EXCHANGE
Restaurant and soft drink business,
furnished complete, In growing North
Dakota town. No opposition; cheap
rent to right party. Address 624, care
Forum. .'"
LAW--Good law practice In live North
Dakota town for sale for the price OF
library and furniture. A hustllng
young fellow, can step into live prac-
tice and make good quick. Address
51s. care Forum.
co N PtLE TIE MOVING PICTURE
OUTFIT Powers No. 5. machine seen
cry, chairs and electric light plant; g.
shorse power gasoline engine. Write
for particulars. P. B. Buchanan, Cas-
.selton, NJ ID.
FOR SALESMAN. clean stock of
growing town with large territory.
Established business. No trades. Ad-
dress 749, care Forum.
FOR sALE-only steam laundry in
town Of 1900; stands the fullest in
sNSsLlEdbsOlB ,peSL tOCaLlon IN the SLaLe,
going out of business reason for SELL
Ing. For particulars write John
Melin, Detroit. MINI. -s-.- .....-.-,.'. -,.
FOR SALE--Good livery barn In thriv-
ing North Dakota town, doing big
business. Barn 50x140 feet. good water
and conveniences. Will sell for cash
or trade for real estate. Ill health
reason for selling, Address 763, care
Forum.
FOR SAIE--A ons-half interest in q
FIRST class 1ewelry and music store,
in one OF the best towns in the state.
only one In town. Last year watch
repairing alone n amounted to over
SO, 600. $500. will take this. Poor
health the reason for selling. Address
67O Forum
Is o o o o o @ @ . @ o @ o q o @ .
o o
q HALF INTEREST, with full @
70 control OF best equipped and @
" highly profitable county seat @
80 weekly in city with great future. @
o Must be sold soon. $4,000 cash @
q absolutely necessary: balance @
81 on time. Address 1853, care Fo- @
a RIM O
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WANT ED-Young man capable of
taking charge of Office and few sales
men; must invest small amount Ad-
dress IT'S Forum
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AGENTS WANTE o.

WANTED AGENTS - In city, and
country for easy selling household.
specialties No experience necessary
Speciality Sales Agency, Box 1877. Far
SO. N. ID.
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COLLECTIONS.

BAD ACCOUNTS COLLECTED -
Large or small. A trial order will
prove ability. Address 81, Casselton,
N ..
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Have knight Printing CO. print it
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vVANTE Situation BY an expert
enced bookxeeper, Can furnish first.
class references. Answer at once. 756
care Forum.
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Statesmen WANTED.

statesmen for North Dakota. to car
ny side line; best and largest line OF
souvenir post cards tn country. Start
1910 with big money maker. Gartner
e. Bender, Dept. s, Chicago.
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POSITIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Position by a young man
-s... as waiter: first-class, experienced,
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WANTED -- Six live statesmen
on a high grade proposition
that will net from 500 to S125
per month. Selling to business
men, property owners and
farmers. Experience not neces-
! sary. Apply at Rear Room
Fargo National bank.
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PRINTER WANTEp-steady position
to right man; prefer married man;
wages SIS; live town and good Office.
Address 784, care Forum.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

We LOAN MONEY on watches. dia-
monds. jeweiry and all articles OF
value Crescent Loan Office, g2O Front
street, Fargo, N. d.
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$50 A MoNTH-$60 expense allowance
at start to put out merchandise and
grocery catalogues; mail order house.
American Home Supply Co., Desk AZ,
Chicago.
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go AcRE tsoMesTgAp FRgE.

10 YOU ~ I'll. ii go acre homestead
ear frsatn line 1ok Great Northern
Fines cliTnafe and soil Everything
grows plenty of WAtnr no frostg.
Write %. j. Hansen ii Co. Chester,
Mont. for free Information.
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FOR RENT-LAND.

FOR RENT--EIalf section adjoining
agricultural college southwest. Ads
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MANIFOLD LEDGER SYSTEMS.

IF YOU render itemized statements to
your trade investigate our manifold
ledger system. No cabinets or junk to
buy. Bookkeeping as everybody un-
derstarlds it brought UP to date. Send
for sheets, information, etc, The Porte
Co, Fargo. N. u.
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FARM TO RENT.

WILL RENT-To responsible party the
east half OF section IA, Reed Town
ship, three miles north of Fargo. APP
ply to Jacob Kiefer. Moorhead, MINI.
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BE. A PRACTICAL ENGINEER, arch
itect or draughtsman. Earn SIS to
$500 monthly. Experience unneces-
sary. We teach you thoroughly by
mail and assist you in securing a po-
sition, Send for free illustrated cata-
logue today. School Of Practical En-
gineering, Dept. M. st. Louis, Mo.
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POSITIONS wANTED-FEMALE.
MAILING CIRCULARS, ETC.

MR.. susINEsSMAN-Have you any
circulars, papers, ETC., to fold, mail
or stamp? Send address or phone, and
we will CALL Absolutely reliable.
Acme Mailing Co, Ills Fourth avenue
south. Phone 2002.
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PRINTER WANTED--Man capable of
doing aid and job work. State what
experience you have had and wages
first letter. job will probably last I'M
til spring and perhaps longer. The
Wimbledon News, Wimbledon. N. d.
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WAN 7 Z D-Good girl for general house
work Apply o1O First avenue north.
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HELP wANrEp-FEMALE.

WANTE D. Experienced waitress, 2o1
Broadway.
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WAN p--A girl for general house
work. CAN at Flat 9, The yelling
ton.
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WANTE p--Nurse girl. 1906 Fifth ave-
nue. south. Phone 980-L.
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IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR coon
4 LAND CT ZAP.

100 AE ~ o. two miles from town and
creamery All fenced. Large six
room house large barn. granary, we'll
windmilk and tank win sell with
307 ACRES, nine miles from New sa-
lem, two miles from store, postoffice
and creamery. running water across
corner Homes ead with this Can sell
dirt cheap. III yous want something
good, look this 10,
@. III. .StebbtNs will give you B.
square deai - Stfaarck N. p.
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FARM LANDS.

FOR SA E--The ~. e. II or So lag 60.
about ave miles northeast nf Argus
Vile Price $50 per 1cre. Terms. 10.
Fl. ErlRllk South p nd Wash.
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FOR SALE-Stock general merchan-
disc in North Dakota town; invoice
about $4,000; net profits $1,000 q year
No trade considered. Address SIS. care
Forum.
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON desires
good location. VIII buy ONCE fix
lures II necessary. Address 633, care
Forum.
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FOR RENT-Heated room in modern
hours. with board. Phone 2O53, 1905
First avenue south.
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WANTED Competent housenaid.
Mrs. G. r. Anlidon, $40 Seventh ave-
nue. south
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-06-12
LEADING FIRST BASEMEN
IN THE AMERICAN AND
NATIONAL LEAGUES.
VERSATILE BALL PLAYER.
Manager Sample Good In Box, Behind
Bat and at First.

S0A Gt8d ak ftSks
When 1t comes 10 versatility Guy
Sample. manager Of the East Liver
pool team in the D. and P. league. has
almost all the other fellows lost in the
woods Guy is a first class pitcher
see the baseball guides for particulars
lis a good catcher and has few su-
periors in the minor leagues at first
base.
Sample. who was in the Cotton
States league two years ago, cast his
fortunes with GAINESVILLE in the Cen
trail last summer and, with the aid Of
Young Walker, now with the Washing
ton Americans, succeeded in putting
the city on the map. Almost all sea-
son he worked in the box and fooled
nearly every team in Doc Carson's cir
cult
One day in midyear Catcher ''Ducly'
Holmes. formerly OF the St Louis Ma
tionals. was injured Sample was in
the box. He tossed the ball to another
slabster and donned the wind pad He
stayed behind the bat for a week too.
Later when the first baseman was hurt
Guy gave sample Of his work on the
initial sack, and 1t certainly was excel
lent.
This year he has elected to do the
catching exclusively az East Liverpool.
as he feels ne can catch TIE twirlers 70
better advantage.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-06-12
ARE BONUSES GOOD
FOR NATIONAL GAME?
Star Pitchers Run Great Risks Ia StriY.
ing For Extra Paw.

Are bonuses to pitchers for winning
a certain number OF games a good
thing for beseball7 This question "a
as much in mind this summer as ever
Several big league club owners have
offered their star twirIers sums Of
money providing they win thirty or
more games
When George MuIlin had so much
difficulty in pulling down his prize FOR
winning twenty-five games last season
the Detroit management gave II out
that no more bonuses would be offered
as 1t appeared to handicap this clever
twirier to great extent as he neared
his goal.
AT the first glance the offer appears
generous enough. When we think Of
the great number of games in q league
schedule Ii seems easy enough for a
pitcher to win the required number,
but II isn't.
Chase back through the records of
the National league and see how many
pitchers have Won thirty games. Joe
McGinnity won just thirty for Brook
lyn in 1900. Not until 1903 did another
pitcher reach the mark. That year
Joe COPIED thirty-one victories, and
Christy Mathewson reached the mystic
number The following year the great
Iron Man" won thirty-five to Christy's
thirty-three games
In 1905 Mathewson was the only
twirler 10 pass the mark, winning thir-
ty-one battles. The next year brought
not a single thirty victory pitcher, but
In 1908 ChTisty came to the fore again
with thirty-seven victories. Last year
Mordecai Brown led all with twenty
seven victories.
The story Of the American league
twirlers is similar. Cy Young marched
In victorious thirty-one times IN 1901,
representing the Boston club. The
next season he added one to his string.
making IL thirty-two victories. He LED
all his leagues slab performers IN
1903. but won only twenty-eight games.
Jack Chesbro was the shining light
Of 1904. his greatest year in baseball.
He brought home the bacon forty-one
times for the Highlanders, establishing
a record for wins In a single season
under modern conditions. Bill Bern
hard Of the Maps came within one
game Of landing inside the Murphy
limit
Until Ed Walsh's great year In 1908.
when he won forty games and lost but
fifteen. the American league had but
one pitcher with forty victories TO
his credit. Last year George Mullin OF
the Tigers won Twenty-Five games and
led all his competitors.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-06-12
HARNESS RACING OUTLOOK.
RsadVille, Hartford and New York In
Line With Rieh Cards.

The outlook for the harness horse
racing world. especially in the east
this season grows brighter every dav.
and the way things are shaping them
selves brings hope that the sport win
soon be back on the footing OF half a
dozen years ago. when the east was
the fayorite racing ground of the coun-
try.
Readville Boston). Hartford, Conn.
and New York recently closed their
cards, and there is not the slightest
doubt but that all Of the big line sta
bles viii ship east Syracuse, n. z,
has a splendid track. and the manage
ment at Buffalo was assured of lib
eral patronage from owners of cam
paigning material before the closing
date.
Andy Weich has chung to his origi-
nal program at Readvllle-the Sic. 900
American Derby $4,000 Massachusetts
stake for 2:14 trotters, 5000 Bunker
Hill for 2:O5 PAGERS and $500 Norfolk
for PA PAGERS. The Derby is for
horses that have at least started in
one race. with $4,000 going to the trot-
tiers and 5000 for PAGERS. The dis
lance for the slowest horses will be a
mile and an eighth. This will not
make II necessary for trainers to work
their horses out Of the ordinary, as
they were obliged to do last year.
The Massachusetts, viii be a two in
three event, so that horses starting in
the Derby can have a second engage
ment for that week If desired. The
amateur race which has made such a
hit will be on the Readville program,
but as late closing event.
The Connecticut fair, through its
manager. I. II. Butterfield, announces
the twenty-fifth renewal of the $4,000
Charter Oak purse for 2:0s trotters.
which is 10 be the headliner Of Hart
ford's grand circuit meeting. That the
Hartford folks are not worrying any
about the big stables coming east is
shown by the fact that. In addition to
the Charter Oak. they have opened A
$4,000 free for all trot. a $500 2:14 pace
and a $500 2:16 trot. The latter is
along the line OF the Tavern stake at
Cleveland. with amateurs 10 drive.
The Charter Oak will be a three heat
AFFAIR, with a novel entrance condi-
ton, horses named May 81 getting in
for 1 per cent. those named June 80
paying 2 per cent, July so 8 per cent
and those waiting until Aug. % per
cent. This makes 1t possible for horses
to enter and start for per cent, a very
low entrance.
tn: New York program win consist
Of i've $500 guaranteed stakes-the
Bonner Memorial. 2:25 class, trotting;
the Fleetwood. 2:1S class, trotting; the
Speedway, 2:1s class, trotting; the Tn
ion, 2;iS class, pacing, and the Fash
ion, 2:10 class, pacing.
Ali will be under the short system of
best two in three rules Of the National
Trotting association. Some exceptions.
however, are made in the conditions
and system Of racing for the Speed
way, which IS exclusively for amateur
drivers who are members Of the
League Of Amateur Driving Clubs.
The contests are to be wagon. drivers
to carry not less than 175 pounds.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-06-12
SPORTING CHIPS.

The new stadium in Kansas City,
Mo. is to be used for various athletic
meetings.
The Canadian whippet Racing club
OF Toronto is 10 hold contests all dur
ing the summer months.
The National Dog Breeders associa-
ton will hold its first show In Sep
TENDER during the state fair at Sac
ramento. Cal This is the entering
wedge Of the new organization, which
is already in a f1ourishing condition
In the final socker matches for the
cup emblematic Of the English cham
pionship, which have been played at
the Crystal palace since 1895, the total
attendance has been 1884, les and the
net receipts $24s,2s0.
Jimmy cosgroye, the Argonaut Row
ing club sculler OF Toronto, recently
arrived in England. where he will try
10 life the Diamond SOULS at Henley on
July 8. He has a rabbits foot with
him. the gift Of an admirer.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-06-12
Joe Tinker Once = pi,ah.r

Joe Tinker, the Chicago National
star shortstop, was once a pitcher.
|, Few fans today know that Joe once
was sold for about SIS. Just think of
the leagues that would scramble over
themselves TO get Tinker for that sum
today or many times that amount.
Ty Cobb of the Detroit Tigers
prides himself on his ability to pitch.
and he doubtless would make a fine
one. for Ty IS a natural player and
could fit in anywhere. The same is
true of Lajoie Of the Maps. It would
not surprise the world If Lajoie today
could win a good percentage of games
in the box.