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Newark post., 1912-04-24
AGRICULTURAL NOTES

Mr.. F. +. Walker. '13. put into
practical Use some OF his theoreti-
cal knowledge during the past
week. in pruning the apple orchard
owned by DR.. Bryan Murray. on
the Depot road.
Prof. McCue will address the
Women 5 New-rentury Club at
Laurel on Thursday afternoon of
this week. On Friday he will 90
to visit the farm Of Mr. Wallace
Handy. Of Milford. and assist him
IN working out Il farm policy.
DR.. Reed spent the Easter hol-
days with his family in Elmira. He
hopes to have his family with him
in Newark by the last Of June.
Prof. Hayward has accepted an
invitation to judge at the horse and
cattle show held by the Mccormick
Estate at iIogcStown. near Harris
burg. Pa. on the 9Th and 9th CT
June.
Mr.. :. II. Derby. a member OF
the Agricultural Committee Of the
Board of Trustees. has accepted an
invitation to be one Of the speak.
erS on Farmers Day. june 18th.
The Horticultural Department
has finished pruning the peach anc
apple orchards at the College farm
Early POTATOES have been PLANTED
hy both the Horticultural amc
Agrmcmy Departments Oats fo'
the variety tests have been Sown
but thr >paSou is backward thj
year. In 1910 in the same fcl,
were <own on March 18th.
The laboratory en- the >rcon,
floor of the Experiment Station
building is being fitted mp to ac
commodatp Prof. Maun'S work i
Sol Bacteriology.
On account Of the low trmpers
ture. the Shearing Of sheep on tn
College farm is unusually late. On
was shOrn last week. a CotSWcl
eve. which yielded Il pOun
fleece.
The two Prcrhrrcn colts tn;
have been raised on the farm al
now being worked daily. One is
thrcc-ypur-old that weighs 1.6.
pounds. The other is two yea
old and weighs about 1850 pound
Newark post., 1912-04-24
WEDDINGS
BECKER BARTON

bernhard r. Becker of Amber.
Pa. and Miss Margaret b. Barton
Of Newark. were quietly married
by Rev. w. J. Rowan. at the Pres
byterian manse early Monday
evening. Miss Barton returned
about ten days ago from a visit
with her sister. Mrs. L. ii. Cham
hers. Isthmus of Panama.
Mr.. and Mrs. Becker left on the
600 train for southern trip.
after which they will make their
home ON a farm at Amber. Pa.
Mr.. Becker has just concluded the
agricultural course at State Col
lege. Pa. preparatory to taking
up this work.
Newark post., 1912-04-24
HIGH SCHOOL BASE BALL

High School Wins One and Ties
one.
On Friday last the High School
baseball team journeyed to Elkton
and played Il tie game with the
High School team of that place.
The game was called in the eighth
inning to allow the Newark boys to
catch Il train. the score standing
seven 10 seven. Holton. the High
School S star catcher, made his de-
but as a twirlPr and pitched cred
table game. which, with proper
support. would have resulted il an
easy victory for the Newark boys
During the eight innings that he
occupied the mound. Holton allow
ed the hard hitting Elkton lads but
four scratch hits. famed nine men.
had four assists. and three put
outs. Green hit the ball hard for
the Newark team and did some
clever base running that made the
Elkton catcher sit up and take no
tice.
On Saturday afternoon the du,
( PCnt Academy team Of Whining,
ten visited this town and were de-
fpated BY the High School boys III
one Of the most exciting games eNel
/ witnessed on the college diamond
The game was full Of snappI
plavs and greatly pleased the large
crowd who had turned out to wit
ness the game. The final score wa
six to five. the Newark boys win
ming eat in their half Of the ninth
The features of the game were th'
base running OF Green and Crow"
for the High School. and tn
nifching Of G!run for dupont,
This Saturday the High ~r""o
viii have AS the attraction. tn
Dover HIGH School nine. The +"
. -aar. have never met and a goo
aarnp !, expected. The NoWar
havs will play It strictly Hlg
! -rAcol team and the battery vi
= probably Ee Iiclton. Green and Al
: com. The boys think that the re.
D diamond Of Delaware avenue VT
; hc finished by that date. and WI
ayne,t large crowd TO Wltn2.
H. mst game On Newark 5 fir
nan park. They are planning
have Mayor Uossineer toss oHI L
inst bali. which should also ne
: attraction. e
,. # is mainly through the etfor
] If the High School thai Newark
9 now able to boast Of a 1a!l par
: and the citizens should )how inc
5 appreciation by tnrni.2 ,. \a @a' .
i cheer the boys to vjctor5'. No =
e mission will be charged,
Newark post., 1912-04-24
FRUIT CULTURE

f2. culture is gradually win
&- favor in New Castle county;
..". t"nn. editor Of the Practical
'au.r started this week setting
ia. rml>.drrable acreage in apples
.@& >tr#wt rrrieS on the Cooch es-
a,.. ii, roorh's Bridge. He has al
.a"E -or ont the largest acreage
e >t3awbcrries in this vicinity.
IN. Varieties used are the Mascot.
a-.araa1r and klondike. lie IS
.a" working on an apple or
'"@@a He will start with go
.r'.>->raymon'~ Winesap and
1oan Beauty.
IL. n0pont Powder Company
aa> 1va engaged to blow ont the
@"Le> for setting these trees.
Blasting for tree planting is {
Few idea here and the results vii.
Pc watched with interest.
Newark post., 1912-04-24
SCHOOL ELECTION

School election Of districts Nos.
-. 39l@. II. AZ. will be held in
the Academy Building. on Satur-
day. April -. The polls will open
at , o clock.
One member Of the Board Of
Education. to serve for three
Years. will be elected. DR.. Joel :.
Hilfllan. whose term expires. will
in all probability be elected. III
fact. no other candidate has been
mentioned. Friends Of DR.. Gill
fllan have asked the privilege Of
using his name and has election,
without opposition. is assured.
Newark post., 1912-04-24
MAY 3rd-STREET CLEANING
DAY

The Civic Committee Of the New
Century Club is about to engage
in an active campaign for civic
Improvement. Friday, May 3. has
been set aside as "Street cleaning
day." and all citizens are urged to
cooperate in making the plan It
great success. Town Council will
provide teams to collect trash. if
placed along the curb. Teams
will start from each end OF the
town, and rubbish must be pla.
during the morning to make sure
Of cnllectinm.
Newark post., 1912-04-24
BROWN

Nr>. Mary F. BrOWn. fOrmeF
owner of the Deer Park Hotel. and
Albert i. McGovern. formerly OF
this town. were married in Phila-
delphia last week by the Rev.
Father Williams. of st. Francis
Church The maid Of honor was
Marie &. l.afterty. Of Wesr Phila-
drlphia and the best man was Mr..
Dennis lorrigan. Of Wilmington.
After a dinner at the Bellevue
Stratford. the bride and groom left
fer Sew York. Mr.. and Mrs. Me-
Govern have MANY friend, in tAi,
tUWll.
Newark post., 1912-04-24
WARREN-TILGHMAN

Dr.. and Mrs. Lee W. War
ren. of Lukens. Florida, have an
the marriage of their
daughter. Mildred. to Mr.. Walter
Willard Tilghman. OF Palatka.
Florida. on April 10.
The ceremony. at five o'clock IN
the morning. was performed at
the home Of the bride. by Rev.
L. J. Tilghman. grandfather OF
the groom.
The couple were attended by
Miss Margaret Wilson of Will
mington. cousin of the bride and
John Tilghman. of Palatka,
brother of the groom.
After the wedding breakfast
Mr.. and Mrs. Tilghman left in 4
private car for Palatka. thence foi
ten days trip up the St. John >,
River to Lake George. Upon theil
return they will be at home OF
/ the houSeboat Bohemia. at Palat
ka.
Or. and Mrs. Warren and thei
daughter made their home for sew
eral years in Wilmington. anC
have many friends here.
Newark post., 1912-04-24
MEMORIAL SERVICES

The Sabbath following the III
tanic disaster was marked in the
churches of the town by memorial
services and addresses appropriate
to the occasion.
At the evening service i'll the
Presbyterian Church the beautiful
cid hymns. Rock Of Ages.
"Nearer. My God To Thee" and
the comforting 'Ahide With Me. !"
were sung. The burial scrvic" for
the sea was read. and followed by
short address.
\ similar service was held in the
II. +. church Of the town.
Newark post., 1912-04-24
THIS EVENINGS PROGRAM

The following musical program
will be rendered by the Mcndel-
ssohn Trio of Wilmington, in the
college oratory this evening:
Part onc. !. Trio in d Minor,
Nendelssohn. andante. con moto
trananillo. scherzo: ?. Serenade,
D"ieo; aavotte, Pepper, violoncello
solo: 3. Salute d Amour. Elgar
Eytase. Came.
Part two. /. Fantasia App&S-
sianato VieuNtem2>, violin soto; )
trio. Opus 100. Schubert, allegro
andante cen moto. scherZo, allegro
moderate.
Newark post., 1912-04-24
LOCAL SCHOOL REPRESENTED

IN excellent program has been
ARRANGED for the State Sunday
school Convention to be held in
Wilmington, liIarrison Street NJ.
+. church, Thursday and Friday
Of This week Mrs. Harvey Per-
kins will represent the Newark n
+. Church; Mrs. Mary Rubencane
and Ms, Margaret N"Noy. the
White Clay Creek school The Rev.
!. W. Iowdnn. Of White CLAY
Creek. viii also attend as an eX-of-
ficio delegate. Mr.. Lowden IS su-
perintendent Of the home depart
ment Ct New Castle County.
Newark post., 1912-04-24
DENOCRATS MEET AND ELECT
DELEGATES

T. Hruurrats Of the FIRST and
.. districts. White Clay Creek
u@ u. mrc last night in the Del
~a. Lut.rr Building. Newark.
. 1t 6~I,-utes to the State and
n. INVENTIONS which will be
ll .Aa.iL 3Otn and May 4th, re-
a... vrlv. the former in Dover
NIL t.n latter in Wilmington.
/. .. Frazer presided at the
..t.- and Andrew l.. Fisher
.a. motary. The following
-.r -..;rd as delegates to the
~a, Convention next Tuesday
h. :. Ho.hor#N. J, II. Hossinger,
l. i. Cam; alternates. J. F. Wal
:-.. F. j. Luton and L. E. Hill.
Z. a.--a,a~ to the special county
,r".,,...: Charles B. Evans. h.
W C.u.... !. ?. Cam and james
h ~: ..tauatr>. James Marsey
Eu.->, Fraz"r. Charles Porter and
Harlan iIeriman.
IL. 1a"ting also ratified the
a.-,: of the following dele
....~ >#.ot~d by the Third district
"-,. Clay Creek hundred to tht
>.ar. Convention: ". TruXtoI
B ,... 'r.arge D. Morrison: alter
..-> William Cannon. \. II. Vim
a2': @..Dgatrs to the county con
|n2,.n Robert Morrison. Georg
Matters aIt~rnato>. !. r. Marshall
f.s-. D.tLr.
Newark post., 1912-04-24

ward from the town councils and
boards OF trade and the citizens
or the State. and
" hereas. there appears to be an
inclination in some sections of th.
State. to inject political phase to
what We believe to be generous
and buslness-like proposition.
Therefore. be it resolved, thar
TINS meeting. composed Of the
members OF the Board of Trade
and the citizens Of the Town of
Newark and vicinity. do depre,
cate the action Of those attempt
lng to place the question in the
realm Of politics. and
Be 1t further resolved. that this
meeting express its heartiest ap,
proval Of the building of the du-
Pont boulevard and pledge its sup.
port and assistance to the enact
ment Of any measures necessary
to its speedy completion. and
BE 1t further resolved. that Il
copy Of these resolutions be for,
warded to Mr.. 7. Coleman DUPONT
the Senator and the Representa-.
tive Of this district. and the vii.
mingtnn Board Of Trade.
Dr. kollock. DR.. Harter. Prof
Hayward and others made fay
orablc comments.
The resolutions were adopted
without a dissenting vote.
Newark post., 1912-04-24
OPERA HOUSE LEASED

Friends of the play will be clad
to hear Of the leasing Of the New
ark Opera House. Final arrange
lnents were made yesterday. when
the lease was effected with John
B. Hahn of the famous Keith
Circuit.
Mr.. Hahn comes well-known. as
d successful manager. The season
will open on April ~. with vaude
vile and moving pictures.
It is reported that Newark will
be given some rare treats from the
Keith talent.
Newark post., 1912-04-24
COMPLETE BASE BALL SCHEDULE.
ACTION OF LEAGUE PLEASES NEWARK

at Port Deposit: North East at
lIavrr de Grace; Oxford at Elk
ton: Aberdeen at Newark.
Saturday. June 22-\ewark at
Aberdeen; Havre de Grace at Elk
Mills; Port Deposit at North
East: Elkton at Oxford.
Saturday. June 29-Elll Mills
ut Havrp de Grace; North East at
Port Deposit: Newark at Elkton.
Aberdeen at Oxford.
July t (morning }-EIkton at
Elk Mills: Oxford at Port Depos-
it: Havre de Grace at Aberdeen:
Newark at North East. (After-
n0on)-Elk Mills at Ellton: Port
Deposit at Oxford; Aberdeen at
Havre de Grace or Oxford: Aber
deem at Havre de Grace; North
East at Newark.
Saturday. July 6-Havre de
Grace at North East; Port De-
posit at Elk Mills; Oxford at Alb
erdeen: Elkton at Newark.
Saturday. July 13-Newark at
Elk Mills; Elkton at North East
Oxford at Havre de Grace; Aber-
deem at Port Deposit.
Saturday. July 20-Elk Mills at
Newark: North East at ElktOn
!. Havre de Grace at Oxford: Port
. Deposit at Aberdeen.
; Saturday. July 27-Aberdeen a
| Elk Mills: Oxford at North East
; Elkton at Havre de Grace: New
= ark at Port Deposit.
! Saturday. August 3-Elk Mill
at Aberdeen: North East at Ok
, ford: Havre de Grace at Elkton
/ Port Deposit at Newark.
= Saturday. August 10-!lavre d.
!. Grace at Port Deposit: North Eas
0 at Elk Mills; Oxford at Newark
G Elkton at Aberdeen.
i Saturday, August 17--Porr De
{ post at Havre de Grace; Elk Mil
IT North East Newark at 0Zford
t Aberdeen at Elhton.
&: Saturday. August 2t-Nlll Milj
: at Port Deposit: North East !
Ii0vre De Grace: Oxford at Ell
Il ION: Aberdeen at Newark
|; Saturday, August 31-Newar
# at Aberdeen: H#vre de Grace !
Elk Mills: Port Deposit at Mort
Il East: Elkton at Oxford.
T. Monday. Labor Day. Septen
v ber Elk Mills at Oxford. tv
games; North East AT AberdeeI
Al morning: Aberdeen at North F0>
i afternoon; Port Deposit at ElIJto'
II two games: IIavre de Grace ;
Newark, morning; Newark
J. Havre de Grace. afternoon.
- - Saturday. September = f.
"a "a Mills at IIavre de Grace; Mort
a. East at Port Deposit: Newark
{" {" Elkton: Aberdeen nj Oxford.
y. SATURDAY.. September 14-El
r,,.. ton at Elk Mills; Oxford al Po
Deposit; Hav"e de Grace at Abe
de- deem: Newark at North East
.sr Saturday. September 2l-E
k: Mills at Elkton: Port Deposit
Oxford; Aberdeen n Havre
sit Grace; North East at Newark.
at Saturday. September 2S-Pc
d: Deposit at Elk Mills: Havre
Grace at North East: Oxford
lis Aberdeen: Elkton at Newark.
Newark post., 1912-04-24
UNIFORMS ORDERED

4 business mceting Of Mime
baba hand. No. %. /. o. r. NJ. was
b@jd @sII' On Friday evening, April 10.
Tho members We're measured
e,r their new uniforms. which
+6av expect to have here by May
o II G, FTerdman was elected lead:
~ af the band. to succeed Rolanc
Ca,,aron Clarence Denny was
onno;nted assistant leader.
Newark post., 1912-04-24


club. held last Saturday
afternoon. the field to be used dur
ing the coming season was select
ed and committee appointed To !
nut this in condition. The games
will be played on the field on Del
aware avenue. in the rear OF the
WaShingtor House, Ii Is pro
pe-ed to build a grandstand that
will seat from 300 to 500 persons.
Everyone is pleased over the ac,
ton Of the Tri-county League at
a recent meeting held in Havre de
Grace. recently. when it was de-
cided to allow "Vic' Willis to
pitch limited number Of games
for the Newark team. It was
agreed that Willis might pitch III
II games. which is just half OF
those on the schedule for the sea-
son.
In addition to Willis. the pitch
ers will be George Murray and
"Lefty" Geoghegan. Under the
rules of the league. each team IS
allowed to 90 outside of a circuit
limit from the town for one play
er. and in case Scott Gregg. last
wears star first baseman. does moi
return. Manager Marsey may look
for some one for that position
The remainder of the club will be
about the same as last year; De
Willis. second; Morris, shortStop
jackson. third; Herdman. Mont
eomery. Ellison and Roberts. II
the outfeld.
1t the last meeting Of theleagn'
rules and bylaws were adopted
and the schedule approved, New
ark opens the season in Elk Mills
: on May t. and Elk Mills comes t
Newark on May II. The schedul
' fixes games for Saturdays an'
holidays. y complete list Of tn
games follows:
Saturday. May Newark a
e Elk Mills; Elkton at North East
@ Oxford MT Hayre de Grace; Abei
:. deem at Port Deposit.
Saturday. May 1l-hlk Mills 4
b. Newark: North East at Elkton
l. Hayre de Grace at Oxford: Pol
L Deposit at Aberdeen.
Saturday. May lS-Aberdoen ;
Elk Mills: Oxford at North East
Elkton at IIavre de Grace; Ney
ark at Port Deposit.
m Saturday. May 25-Ell Mills
J. Aberdeen; North East at OXforc
,p Havre de Grace at Elkton; Po
Deposit at Newark.
p Thursday (Memorial Day
TO May 3O-Oxford at Elk Mil
r. two games) Aberdeen at Nor
10 East lmorning); North East
=. Aberdeen (aftern0On) Elllton
Port Deposit (two games; Ne7
g. ark at Havre de Grace (morning
). IIayre dc Grace at Newark (aftG
.. noon.
70 Saturday. June 1-Havre
Grace at Port Deposit; North Ea
at Ell: Mills: Oxford at NeWar
Elkton at Aberdeen.
IS Saturday. June S-Port Depo
a at Havre de Grace: Elk Mills
he North East: Newark at Oxfor
Et Aberdeen at Elkton.
Saturday, June l5-Elk Nj
Newark post., 1912-04-24
Uital,ir

Word of meaning. reu and pibrant
Hearen-coined of death and woe.
Man Mill cherish more his brother,
Feel less hatred touard his foe.
Wondrous lessons-stcect cad poweJul,
Thus embodied BY our Lord;
All :be world uiV te richer
Through nep meaning Of that ,corG.
Newark post., 1912-04-24
OBITUARY
DAVID GREGSCN

. David Gregson. AGED 55 wears.
died at his home. South Chapel
street. on Tuesday. ADri! %. after
suffering with poor health for
wears Funeral services viii be held
at the late residence on Friday, at
100. Intprment in Cherry Hill
Cemetery.
Newark post., 1912-04-24
BOARD OF HEALTH BUSY

Ta ..os'ar- II the Board Of
,1.. u.1r tour u inspection
3. ...,..oA recently and visited
..~ n.,r", In the town. paying
..-... =.trntiCu 70 drainage
$685. .~" ,t the prcpertle, On
IL. cI Main street, west
81. +. -. station. Many places
RI. .t IN bal condition ana
E, taken to compel prop
.,... ...~ ru abolish nuisance> 2n
a ..r.,.,. The board has
r,tiye of late and cess
..I~ .. been ordered 10 be
.a.. d., .~nr the town.
Newark post., 1912-04-24
NEWARK PRAISES BOULEVARD
BOARD OF TRADE HOLDS MEETING
STRONG RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED

4 the call Of d. c. Rose. presi-
-. and ". II. Taylor, secretary.
.,..;al meeting of the Newark
d d, ~ o+ Trade was held on Sat
-s.y evening at the Council
Chamber.
%~.,idrut Rose stated that the
..lo Was called to consider the
I.per boulevard and allow New
.p. - give expression Of opinion.
T.t-..r> were read from DR.. Row.
r ~ DR.. CiilnIlan and DR.. Neale.
.,.IaI +. +. Armstrong. who has
.,nay> brri strong advocate OF
..., road and has favored the spe-
:.I session. Of Legislature. spoke
4 is wonderful advantages to
.I. >r-r. lie referred to his re-
.- >Dathrrn trip. whore Della,
,.. was becoming 50 widely
VII as the great Boulevard
S.. Wherever he went. he was
r.. with inquiries relative to this
lIr Favored giving General
~p..t any reasonable legislation,
... >#.t lie was sure nothing else
..~, "~nuabI" requests would be
r.. f. expedite the work and
m,.a is "o.npletion.
Hr.r~I Armstrong offered the
|, .low.u- resolutions:
4. ~r.#>. the Board Of Trade OF
.- Civ uG Wilmington desires al
va,>,,a,. - opinion on the bOule
Newark post., 1912-04-24
CHANCE FOR PERMANENT
CERTIFICATE

Teachers oT Delaware will he
giyam an opportunity next Satw-
day to qualify fer permanent Ger
tihc9ta.. The first examination oi
this kind ever held in the State
will be given at no. / School. Vii
mingtou. Only tho>a who hold first
grade cer1;.icatcS and have taught
successfully for ten wears are eli
gihle.
Newark post., 1912-04-24
MARY WARREN

AIary Weaver. aged Il years.
died at the home cf her sen, James
B. Weaver. Cleveland avenue. last
Monday. Services will be held
from the late residence on Thurs
day. April 25th, at 1890. Inter
mcnt in Mount Hope. Pa.
Newark post., 1912-04-24

The New Castle County Fair AS
sociation has planned to have a
horse show in connection with the
State Eair in Wilmington next
September.
Newark post., 1912-04-24

Many visitors are expected the
after part Of the week. to attend
he SIGMA Phi Epsilon dance.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-31
Eczema and
BlOtches Go!
Costs You Only 25c 10 sry ZEMO
and Prove What n Wonder IL
Really IL

Apply Zemo on those eczema sores,
that nothing else you have ever tried
has benefited and all itching will
stop. and In few days those very
sores Will be gone absolutely gone.
A trial OF ZEMO proves II positively.
A trial will not be a spot left, the
skin will be- az smooth and clear IA
though you never have had eczema
In your life.
II you have dandruff. there's an
other chance 20 prove hou wonder
fui ZEMO is ZEMO positively stops
H.
To prove what n viii DO In curing
eczema. itchIn. lnflamed or irritatel
skin. dandrfuff. blotches. pimples,
cuts and sores. your druggist viii
supply you with 25 cent bottle
ZEMO Is guaranteed 10 stop itching
ZEMO Is sold In 25-cent and 81
bottles at drug stores. or sent direct
on receipt OF price. by r. w. Rose
Medicine Co. St Louis. No The 81
bottle contains six times as much IA
the CSC bottle
Sold and guaranteed In Amarillo
by Randall Drug Co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-31
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Joe Rivers. tha Mexican. bias s-0.
Cd 'o box Leach Cross IN NeR York.
Jan. s. FOR a S4.0ooguaraufee
According 10 the recent measure
meuts of 81 palzer. he has si. inch.
os more reach than Luther NcCarry
New York and Dos'ou boxers RilI
clash az the next amateur boxing
tournament 10 be staged hy 'ta Bos
Ton a. g. Jan D. and IL.
KID Carter. tho old war horse. re-
entered the ring IN Brooklyn me
other night and showed a b., OF hi.
old-time form.
Jack Harrison. the middlewe. gh'
champion OF England. and Eddie
Morgan. the English featherweight
have returned home.
Bomhardior Wells Is making prep
araiIOu % visit America sooner thar
anticipated. now tina, be has heard
about Luther NcCar'y
John Cyclone Thompson sass .ta.
De- now weighs 100 pounds ana Rl
enter the heavyweight division H,
w.ll challenge the winner 10y. 'ha
coming bout between pal1a- and
McCartv
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-31

q -


Hen Hoge has been elected captain
OF the Army team for 1918
The clubs In the Pacific Coast
league earned $50 900 last season
They are terming Claude Hendrix.
The Pirates young twirler the aft
horse
RUDE Benton OF the Reds par,iclpa
ted In so games-the record OF tho
1912 season
Dee Walsh the new shorts'op Of
the St Louis Browns is being tou'ed
as a great find
Pitcher Ford likes 70 draw cartoons.
and he believes that he will take up
that business some day
The Cubs had forty men on their
roster during the 1912 season Elgh.
zen OF them were twirlers
The Louisville Colonels won the
most e1trainnng games In the Amer.
lean association last season.
Rube Marquard seems 70 have
missed the distinction between fame
and notoriety as drawing power
Grover Land the popular backstop
Of the Toledo club may be given an.
other trial with the Cleveland Maps
Harry Howell once big league
pitcher now an umpire In Texas. has
had the nerve 10 ask for more salary
Tom Downey. the ex-Cub Is likely
20 quit baseball next year He owns
moving picture show In Bridgeport
Abe Attell has given a convincing
reason for retirement from the fight
game as a boxer-he cant lift one
arm.
Manager Stalllngs will leave for the
training camp about two weeks ahead
OF the big squad with his battery can.
didates.
The Detroit Tigers have bought
Pitcher Herman Nichols % the wyan.
dotte Mich club OF the Border
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Willie Keeler will hold his Job as
batting Instructor on the Brooklyn
team-not that he accomplished much
last year.
The west owes Walter Camp a debt
7 OF gratitude FOR his ,ondescension In
putting one player from is section %
tho woods on hts pet all star American
"champeens."