The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-13
.L|KENEDUNTO OLYMP|AN GAMES Is Charity Ball Game to Be
 at San Antonio TO BE SOCIAL EVENT Texans Will See Game of Ball Never Seen Before in This World.
 Governor Colquitt Con-
 sents to Umpire
TO BE SOCIAL EVENT

San Antionio, Tex, November 12.-
 Special. )-The charity baseball game
 to be played here by warriors of the
 diamond the afternoon of November IS during the national baseball convention
 which meets November 15-lS, has been lilkened to a reproduction of Ulysses, Achilles. Hector and Agamemnon of the late Trojan war unpleasantness. Famed heroes of the diamond for three decades, staid business men and pub | lie officials of international renown will don baseball uniforms. Many of them are still in their prime and the game promises to be one of the most interesting ever played in this coe:s- | try. Tim Murnane, sporting editor of the Boston Globe. will manage and John NJ Ward will captain the eas.ern team. while Norris l.. O'Neill, president of the Western league, will manage and Pop" Anson will captain the west ern team.
 San Antonio will see baseball of a sort never seen before in this world. Men whom no other inducement could lead to play again will take part in the game here in the aid of charity. A large committee of San Antonio so- ciety women will do their part to give distinctive social feature to the game. Several scores of names have been sub mitted from among whom the players will be chosen. Among these are the following, all well known to baseball fans throughout the country: Bob Gilks, Tom Gettinger, Newt Fisher, Bob Bmsley, Hank O'Day, Joe Mulver, Jack Milligan. Buck Weaver. Red Ehret. Tom J. Flood. Emmett Rogers, Charles Lewis. Gus Wehling, George Stallings Mickey Walsh, Mark Baldwin, Hady Baldwin. Kick Carpenter, John Nor Till. Herman Long, Billy Nash, Billy Sunday, Dickey Johnson, Charles Frank. Harry Vaughn, Arlie Latham, Charles A. Comiskey, George Tebeau, Pat Tebeau. Joe Cantillon, James Mac Aleer. Patsy Donovan. Jack O'Connor, Adolph Gumbert, Governor Tener, A. J. Reach, George Wright, Tom Brown, Bill Lang. Denny Long, Ned Cuthbert James O'Rrourke. Bid McPhee, Dick Phe- Ian, W. II. Lucas. Billy Joyce. John J. McCloskey, Fred Pfeffer, Jimmy Ryan, Ned Hanlon, John McGraw, Vii fred Robinson, Sam Crane, Charles Dooley, Jack Warner and Count Cam pau.
 Oscar B. Colquitt, governor of the state of Texas, has promised to um- pire the game Governor CoIquitt Is enthusiastic as a fan and probably has as intimate an acquaintance with the game as usually falls to the lot of fan who would go without his dinner rather than miss a game.
 At a meeting just held in this city of the board of trustees of the grade lodge of the order of Herman sons in Texas. reports showed an increased membership throughout the state. The orccr rcw has 15,000 male members m Texas and 5000 female members. The fin ncial report showed the order has s750o00 in cash and gilt edged secur- tiles. During the past year $500 new members were enrolled.
 In annual session here November ! and S, the National Mohair Growers association of the United States re- elected all officers of the association as follows: |. s. Grant, Dallas, Ore president; J. F.. McCarty, Dublin, Tex, and Mrs. M. Armer, Kingston, N NJ, vice presidents; s. 0. Baker, Silver City, N. M. secretary-treasurer J. V. Hardy of Dallas. Tex, was added to the ex- ecutive committee.
 About 50 mohair growers from all parts of the United States attended the convention. The organization has 622 active members although it is only two years old. If was decided to send a representative to Washington to look after the interests of the mohair grow CTS in the congressional deliberations. The goat men want mohair taken out or old schedule K and then want the specific duty increased from 12 to 2o or 24 cents per pound. Sam G. Adams or Brown Adams. Boston. Mass, exclusive selling agents for the asso- clation, was at the meetings and ex- plained the workings of the agency It is said J. E. McCarty of Dublin, Tex. will probably be selected to represent | mOhair n e11 1iy,e