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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-10
About People
Movements of individuals 20 and
From the City.

Mr. and Mr. George Wilhe-t AZ.
guests OF friends n NeW Yo-k.
Miss Louise Noys. 90 Pi,t,b.rsb
~ho has been the guest % Miss Mart.
Weiske. leit for her home THIS week
Mrs Prank Len. Hupp will return
this week from visit 90 New York
M. Margaret Ber- Schy Vho has
been quite 800 a. the North Wheeling
hospital. De- recovering nicely.
Mn. Albert liaclch. Of North Main
street. t. recovering from an illness
Mrs =. Bruce Dawson aud son. OF
Shadyside. V-re guests OF relatives
! here this week
Mr. and Mrs John Holman. Jr
ana Miss Loretta Heiner. OF North
Main street. arr home f-om spending
their summer iu the mountains
Mr. Lucy Mounts and grandson.
Z Freddie Miller. OF WASHINGTON. Pa
+ are visiting relatives IA Elm Grove
I Rev. J h OverbecL. OF Woodsneld
Ohio. spent Yesterday Wheeling
G. BurEss TAYLOR viii return today
/ from MorgantoWu. where he attended
the seasons OF the state board OF
/ tade
/ Robert Dague. Of Elm Grove. is
[ spending this week with friends a.
sand liill
DR. p " Woodruff OF Dallas. who
was painfully injured in an explosion
OF carbOlic acid few days agp. Is
recovering and % is thought he Will
recover the sight OF both yves
Miss Mary Lou Hills. Of Hunts
vile. Is the guest OF Miss Kathleen
D n .s
Miss Mary Gaus Is ill at her home
in the North End
Mrs. Charles Copp and sister. Miss
Carrie. have returned from an east
ern trip. incl. I- New York
Dr. and Mrs Charles Hin. Mrs
Hannah Hill DR.. Lee hin. leave for
an auto tour To Cleveland
Mr. and Mrs ". . McCWsky leave
for "a tour 90 the world. and will visit
all places o.: interest no the route
Walter u Hilton was in Morgan
town yesterday.
Fred n White was a business visit
OF IN Parkersburg recently.
Mr. and Mrs. O. G Str.nccr have
returned from Toledo. O. where they
We're the guests OF their daughter.
Mrs. : Emerson.
John Charles Berry. of North Main
street left on an extended business
trip
Mrs George Edward Murphy. ~
North Wabash street. ana Mrs VIII
Sanford viii leave for a visit 20 Pitts
hurgh. and at'e"l the EXPOSITION
Mrs. Irene j Reilly and daughter
mass Agnes. al Washington. - G..
arc visiting friends ia this city
biL.s Dora Wagner. Of Fifteenth
s.-es''. is rho guest Of friends IN Lees
burg. o.. for a few days
Roy - Nayl0r. secretary Of fhe
board OF trade. viii return today. after
attending the state convention in
MorgantoWn
Rev. ? r Hr.niustool is attending
the sessions OF the Panhandle Baptist
Association. being held In Sistersylllc.
Mrs. l.. ID. Cole and Miss Laura Y.
Wright LEFT yesterday 10 attend the
W. g. 7. l.. convention az Clarks-
burg.
Walter Heisl,r. Of Nandergrift. Pa.
is spending this week in Wheeling on
business
John - Renuard returned last
evening from Morcan'oWu. where be
delivered AN address before the state
board OF trade
senator Howard Sutherland. Of
Elkins. Republican candidate for con
er"ssmanat-large. passed through
this city la~f evening en- route 10
WeiisburE. where hc delivered an ad.
dress before large gathering OF
voters
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-10

A very enjoyable evening was spen,
at the home Of Mr. and Mrs George
a. Theaker on "Wednesday. October
I'd. II being reception given for their
son and his wifi" The guests. who
numbered seventy-five. consisted ot
the relatives Of the contracting par.
ties. friends and neighbors. Among
these were Mrs. A. I'M Of Mononga-
hela city. Pa. Mrs Farquahar. the
grandmother Of the bride. and Mrs
CLIFFORD FarQuahar. OF Monessen. pa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-10
peleaates Ia Mornantou,n-

Delegates 20 MorEantown to attend
the West Virginia Federation OF Wo-
mems Clubs will leave within the next
few days From the Womans Club
will be Mrs J q Hearne. Mrs Reed
Baird. Mrs. Harry Franzheim. Mrs.
F. Dup. Thompson. Mrs. r. C. Ewing
from the Woman's Literary Club will
be Mrs. T. G. Burke. Mrs John B
Garden. Mrs Flora A. Williams. Mrs.
II. =. Behrens. Mrs. John Mcclure.
Mrs IT. NJ kimberiand. Mrs Charles
IL. Berry and Miss Elizabeth Rungee.
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Surprise Affair.

Mrs J 4. Campbell was the e.
cipiont Of delightful surprise on
Tuesday afternoon. when the mem
bors or her whist club called. Mrs
Campbell was the recipient OF a
number OF beautiful gifts The com
mittee In charge was composed OF
Mrs George J Nathl,ou. Mrs. I. >.
Riley and Mrs T.. u. Carney.
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Halloween Party.

a party OF young people are ar
ranging for a Halloween party 10 be
given on Peters Run About fifteen
coupls will be present and will make
the trip from the South Side In "A big
wagon. The hall will be- decorated
in Halloween colors and rustic ef-
feet The music will be in keeping
wxh the evenings entertainment.
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VIII Entertain.

Miss Nina APPLICANT" and Mrs
kccn". OF WrilsburE. will entertain
thu members of the Fort Henry chap.
ter Of the Daughters OF the Revolu-
fiCu on saturday afternoon az the
Hudson boz WeIlshurg The ladies'
win leave on the i.1O train over the
Peuusy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-10

on Friday evening. October Il. an
oyster supper Will be- given az the
hall al NJ. Oliyet, the proceeds 10 be
used for the benefit o. the Mt. Olivet
church. All are cordially invited 10
attend The supper will be- - cents.
Those in charge are Mr. a. VI Sne-
drker Mrs NJ. \. Marrlc. MR. George
Marble and Mrs. J.. ~. Schubert.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-10

The members Of the Wheeling High
school Alumni will meet az the
school on Friday evening and hold a
business and social seesiCn 4 re-
ceptlou VIII De held and during the
evening short reports OF the work
done during the wear viii be made
4 serving OF luncheon b. the BOYS
will be- q feature
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-10

Mrs John Clarke. OF the Island en-
terraiusd six OF her lady friends on
wednesday evening with an auto ride
20 Coleruu ana 90 chick.u-wanIe
dinner 90 fh" Way side Inn The az
fair was arranged Co.'s compliment 20
M-s Arthur Martin. off Fairmont. who
IS a guest OF Mrs Clarke
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Afternoon Cards.

Mrs. IT, e. Branum and Mrs Carl
Fisher will entertain on Monday af-
ternoon Of next week with cards a.
the Branum home Ia KirkwOod. The
affair will be- the largest given in
the over tlc-rlver town for some
time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-10

Tho ladies % the Elk- Club met 40
ihe club rooms on "Wednesday after
noon and Mrs.. James Riddle vas the
hostess The hours were pleasantly
syent IN card playing. az the conclu-
sion ~ which tie prizes were award
90 20 Mr.. James Beuter. she winning
the first and club prizes Mrs. CLarles
Wesley Harmon. formerly Miss Leon
ard. and recent bride. was given a
linen shower and received many
handsome and useful pieces OF linen.
Following the presentation of the
prizes. Manager Peter Haberst.ck
served the ladies' with a delicious
luncheon
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Celebrated Birthday.

Mrs. ". II Rose celebrated her
seventy-hith birthday on Monday. Oc-
tober :. with delicious dinner. The
hostess was the recipient OF many
handsome gifts Among the guests
were Mr. and Mrs ". T.. Williams. OF
Barton. o: Mrs. Lulu Y. Manchester
OF Beliaire. Mr.. and Mrs - l. Rose
and children. OF Shadyside Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Rose and daughter 81 Sha-
dyside Miss Lydia Williams. OF Sha-
dyside: Mrs. Jane Colneisch and
daughter. Of ShadyEide. Mrs Jake
Long. OF Shadyside. W. =. CrozIer. Of
Bellaire. and Mrs. ; A. Bair. Of Bel
laire.
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Formal Reoeptlon

Mr. and Mrs. Ross D. Robinson. %
Martins Ferry. have issued about
three hundred Invitations for a recep-
ton 10 be- given for Mr.. and Mrs
james Robinson. nee Blanche McClel.
land. Of Bellaire. The AFFAIR will be-
held IN the Elks' hall al Martins Fer.
~ on Friday evening The following
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-10

Mrs. Percy Callahan entertained
the members OF the Cousins Sewing
club at her home IA Glcnwocd as a
compliment 10 Mrs Arthur Martin.
az F'airmout. who Is a guest IN the
city. Following the hours Of sewing
a delicious luncheon was served. The
dining room was decorated IN rustic
effect and presented an artistic ap-
peaTauce.
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ST. Joseph Recital.

\ pleasing recital vas given IN the
81 Joseph academy on wednesday
"h"n Mr. George KAY. assisted by
Miss Jessie Alma. appeared before a
fun house. Mr. Kay recently r.
turned from Europe. and Is a widely
known baritone. Miss Wolfe needs
no Introduction 10 the people IN this
section The following program Was
rendered.
sonata pp. -. W. 2-..-.... beethoven
Adagip Sosteuuto
Allegr@tfo
Presto Agltato
Indian Love. Lyrics 5000. Tfrder
tap The Tempt BELLS
90 Less Than the Dust
co ka~himiri
Cd TIN I Wake
Nalse. imurumtu ........... Frnrz TIsHt
SoctuTnp No , G.lebes TraufnJ
Etrde -" Concert tDI
'a) The Lutte Player. ........ .Allifsen
90 M Suowy-breasted Pearl.-.....
Rer,~uSe .. grier
Antra.s Dance ,from Peer Gynt
Sultel
American Indian Songa .-..... cadnan
"a Far orr ! Hear a Lovers Flute
90 The Moon Drops Low
LprrHine Lorraine G.oree ..-...... "a pei
laraphru~e -, Concert on the Bpeta
Eugene oncguiue" ...............
---.---- -.-.... TSchuikoWsky- pahst
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The weather Vas propitious. the
guests cOngenial and the supper Was
4oug 70 Be rememb ered as a sample
OF the suppers served under the direc-
ton Of the hostess. Mrs Theaker.
ana therefore decided success All
extended wishes for a LONG happy
and successful life TO th. bride aud
groom. BY One Who Was There.
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Arlon Singing Society.

The Arion Singing society has elect
81 the following officers for the year
President. F Retster. vice president
g. W Appenzeller: secretary. Frank
Thurm. treasurer. ?. J. DieCmiller
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will be IN the receiving line. NJ. and
Mrs. Ross p Robinson and Mr.. and
Mr. James Robinson. assisted b.
Mrs. L J. &. Drenneu. Mr = J ?
bremen. Mr. W e. Mitchell. Mr.
II 4. Conrad. Miss " J VI. Dr-u.
neu. % Grand View. o. snd Miss Ha-
eel Billiard
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AIphi PI Dance.

The Alphi ri Will dance Friday eve
ming. November !. Al the Elks' hall
In Martins Ferry. Bentdeld's orches-
ira will furnish the music.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-10

custodian % music and properly. I'd
Schreiner music director herman
Schockey Tn opening event OF the
Ariou society viii b. held On Octo-
Der -. when a concert and ball VII.
be given
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Tho choir OF the Thomson VI r.
church Will give % conccr- on Tho
evening of November 81 The songs
20 Doc sung arc being rrhe4raod. and
OBJ" concert VIII be- az interest 20 400
music lovers
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Instant Postum

winch Is 3FeIUfely r-mI m. II.
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Manufactured from choice Northern wheat pure southern ,,r
cane prepared table instantly w teasrn from Nh.
n cup =" bot "er and adding Everyone can drink
with happy
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Grocers Sell Instant Postum

I''SIP un,-'0 ce 'Ocup fne-2o cs.
'smriern oomat cups. WILDE mailed you q. stamp n cover
postage.
o. Bar, Creek vb
Evening journal., 1912-03-14

. MINOR LEAGUE PLAYERS
BUCK FIERCE GAME IN
9 MAJOR LEAGUES.

o When the ambitious young bush
. Lacquer says good bye to his par
. ents and walks TO the depot with
'populace fighting for the honor Of
. carrying his bag he begins TO feel
. the big league atmosphere filling
his lungs.
Day by Gay the folks back home
watch the papers. waiting for the
lad to break into the big head
lines.
Alas, the pity OF itl How slen-
der is that chance.
In the last 10 years 5000 bush
ers have been tried out at the
spring training camps. Less than
200 have made good. Fifteen out
Of every rs go trailing back to the
minors, unhonored and unsung
II is a terrific game they go
against. and although they get as
fair a chance as the limited sea
son permits. the difficulties they
. must surmount are numerous and
formidable.
or the Is who so back. one gets
another chance in some succeed
ing year. The rest remain or drop
down i'm the scale.
And out Of every 16 who never
get another chance the managers
say 13 failed for one reason alone
they couldn't think
Evening journal., 1912-03-14
7nSta Ball and UnionBoxingR ShoongSpor Odds
HIGH SCHOOL BALL
PLAYERS WARM UP

The first outdoor work OF the pro-
spective players of the Wilmington
High School baseball squad was held
yesterday. when the batteries went
through slight practice. II the
weather permits, the squad will be
out on Monday.
Professor Houston, Of the High
School faculty. was again elected
faculty manager at the meeting Of the
athletic association yesterday after
noon and It is probable that the for
mer Princeton baseball player will
coach the team.
Captain Fairbanks, OF the track
team, will issue call for candidates
shortly. The prospects for a banner
relay team this year were mover
better.
Manager Wickersham. Of the foot
ball team. has scheduled Brown Prep
for the Thanksgiving morning game
Norristown, who draws the greatest
crowd Of the season, refused TO come
again on Thanksgiving day. and Will
mington refused TO go to Norristown
on that date. The Norristown High
game has been scheduled to be played
az Norristown in the beginning OF
| November
Evening journal., 1912-03-14
DELAWARE WINS
SHOOTING MATCH

Delaware College Rifle Team yester-
day won its second intercollegiate
rife match by defeating the L. S.
College of Veterinary Surgeons. by
the score of 9O5 to S57. The state
college boys have never gone back in
their scores this year, having started
with 732 in the first match and doing
better each week than in the pre-
ceding match Three men broke the
seasons record at Delaware this week.
Corporal Bennett, Sergeant Jolls and
Captain Reynolds. The previous re-
cord of the college was $50 out of a
possible 200.
Next weeks match is the last of the
intercollegiate season Of 1912. The
best Delaware can hope for is eighth
place out of twelve teams. but this
even shows a. improvement over pre-
yious years.
The suggestion made by the Even
ing Journal concerning a match be-
tween Company II. o. NJ. d., of New
Castle and Delaware College, for the
state championship has been received
very favorably at Newark and the
cadets are anxiously waiting a reply
from the militia team. Such match
would be hotly contested. as indicated
bv the comparative scores Of the two
teams and the Wilmington Armory
would not ouly be neutral range. but
also an ideal place to hold the match
Evening journal., 1912-03-14
LABOR AGAINST
The CHARTER

The Central Labor Union meeting
in Machinists' Union headquarters
last night went on record as unani-
mously opposed to the proposed city
charter. During the session William
p. Bancroft tried to have the or
ganization accept the charter for the
good features in il, but the request
met with opposition.
About so representatives Of organ
lied labor attended the meeting. A
campaign executive committee Of one
member from each local was named,
lie meeting will be held when the COM
nesday evening of next week a pub
lie netting will be held when the com
mittee will elect a secretary and
treasurer Evan G. Gallagher was
elected temporary chairman last
evening.
The charter report submitted by the
committee last night, which was en-
dorsed by the meeting, was:
To the Chairman and Members Of the
Legislative Committee Of the Cen
trail Labor Union Of Wilmington,
Delaware.
We. your committee, appointed 10
examine the proposed city charter. to
be voted on at an election TO be held
in June, next reports as follows:
Having read the document and
weighed its contents, we find a few
sections contained therein that would
be highly beneficial, but many obiec-
tionable ones.
First. We object to reducing tht
number of Courcilmen from twelve e
nine, on the grounds that we believe
this to be a retrograde movement,
movement from and not toward popu
lar government
Second. We object TO dividing tn
city into two representative districts
as we think it would afford too gres
an opportunity for one part OF IN
people to have a majority OF repre-
sentation.
Third. We object to the Mayor an
Council appointing a board of admin
istration for five years, who are Z
p appoint and have general supervisio
over the different departments. Will
, the Mayor. who is elected by the PEG
= pie for a term Of only two years an
the Councilmen four.
Fourth. We object TO the proposel
) charter because of the fact that IL /
, so framed that on one day I'm ever
two years the people may elect
Mayor. and a part OF the Council
who become their absolute master 70
the next two years thereafter owinl
to the fact that there is no provision
} made for the initiative, referendum
and recall.
! Moreover. they are deprived of III
, right to vote on public question
J which they now enjoy.
Your committee also objects to tn
undemocratic manner I'm which tn
charter commission was appointed
as well as to the undemocratic wa
! I'm which the commission afterward
framed the charter. apparently neve
? giving the opinion of the public an
= thought whatsoever.
I We are also not in favor OF an
/ commissioned officials, and woul
have them all voted for until sue
Evening journal., 1912-03-14
CENTRAL A. G. OTT.

The Central A. c. will again be seen
on the diamond this year with fast
nine under the leadership Of John G.
Seckcl The team will have all its
old players back In the game and
should form one Of the fastest indo-
pendent teams in the city. The play
ers signed so far are; Whhcraft, Sem,
Hagan, Furry. Minner. Nutter, Nc
Clesse, Red Collins, and Manager
Seckel.
Central would like to hear from
South Side. St. Peters, Of New Castle
and all other first class teams In or
out of the city. Manager Seckel would
like 20 draft a schedule as soon as
possible and would like TO hear from
all other managers promptly. Address
No 4l9 East Fifth street.
Evening journal., 1912-03-14
JUNIOR LEAGUE
GETS STARTED

The Wilmington Junior League got
together in a six club organization
last night with Eddie Abrahams, pres
ident and George Tinsman. vice-presi-
dent. The personnel is Wilmington
Juniors. Matthew Donohoe. manager; I;
Elsmere Jrs., Ernest Maston. mana
ger; Little Boothwyn. Willard Dough-
erty. manager; Newport, Delaware
Ruth, manager; Clarion, George Alex
ander, manager, and Poplar Stars,
Fred Gibason. manager.
1t is proposed to open the 22-game
schedule on May 4, playing Labor
Day morning and ending the season
on September q. Only boys under
16 years of age are eligible TO posi-
/ tions on the teams.
The league will meet at THH
EVENING JOURNAL Office on Satur
day, March %, to post guarantees an'
adopt rules.
Evening journal., 1912-03-14
KRAUSE UPSETS
687 OF HIS PINS
By The United Press.

BY The United Press
CHICAGO, March 14-Besides tax
ing second place with =. S. McNew,
his partner in the doubles. klonzo II.
Krauss. Of Washington, ID. c., in MAX
ing a total score OF 6S7, rolled the
highest score Of the American Bowl
ing Congress tournament, to date In
his three games Krauss scored 22S,
239 and 225. In the five team play
he registered $40, when he anchored
the Manhattan team Of Washington In
hfth place. This left him only 511
pins to make in his individual event
to tie Swanson, the Chicago man, for
all round honors. He went 10 pieces
in the individual trials and rolled only
495.
The leaders in each event follow:
Five-man eyent-Lipmans, Chicago,
2S4S.
Swanson -Ssllander, Chi
cago. 1926.
singles-sutton, Rochester, X r,
go.
Evening journal., 1912-03-14

Tri-State baseball in Wilmington
will be played at Front and Union
streets this year.
This was the official announcement
given out this morning
After four weeks parleying over
price for the bleachers, grandstand
and fences at South Side Park, the
park owners and Messrs Brown and
Cassidy, team owners, have been un-
able to come to an agreement. Tho
team owners offered what they con-
sdered a fair price for the property
but~it was refused The present lum-
ber will remain on the field until July
J when the team owners take over
the park under their own lease. New
fences and stands will then be erect
ed. but as the work cannot be finish
cd this year the Chicks will have to
use the Front and Union street field.
From the western end of the Car
pented circuit comes the news that
George W. Cockiil. manager of the
Harrisburg Club, has signed Pitcher
John Fox, after purchasing his re-
lease from the Lincoln, Neb., club OF
the Western League.
FOX broke INTO the 'Ifl-StaJe League
at Reading while Jake Weitzel was at
the head of the team. He was the
club ground-keeper, and showing
enough class for a trial as a regular
player he was put into service and
made good Lincoln drafted him a
couple of years ago and he had since
been with the team.
Bill Coughlin, the Reading manager,
does not want to be fooled with any
holdouts and is signing a number OF
new men. Since the close of last sea-
son the foxy leader of the 1911 cham
pions has picked up five good young
aters. He has strings out for several
Evening journal., 1912-03-14
ARE GOBBLEs PLAYERS.

CHESTER, Pa. March 14-The
death knell Of the Seaboard baseball
team, which was organized ten years
ago and for several years held the
championship honors Of the city. was
sounded yesterday when the grand.
stand and bleachers at the Seaboard
baseball park, Third street and
Highland avenue, we're torn down and
removed This season the members
of the disbanded club will be found
playing on other teams. The majority
Of the players have already been sign
ed by Ellis G. Abrams. manager o
the Prospect Park team, better knowr
as "Abe's Babes"
Evening journal., 1912-03-14
TRI-STATE BALL THIS
YEAR AT FRONT AND UNION
Team Owners and Ground Holders Split on Rental
Figure and Chicks Will 90 Eisewhere---New
Fences and Stands on Old Field After July I.

more and there will be at least twenty
men here on reporting day
Kid Stuzt, Rube Manning and John
Rudolph are three of the players who
say they will not show up. but Cough
lin expects TO get them in line. He
will, however, sell either of the men,
if they are dissatisfied, as he does not
want any players on the teams Who
will not work for the best interests OF
the club.
We've got the pennant cinched,' .
That is the kind OF dope they are
handing out in Trenton and Reading
districts. 1t sounds good and may all
be true, but will have to produce be-
fore they can make Wilmington be-
lieve it. The Cassdyies expect TO
have a first mortgage on the top berth
and her is hoping they do
Hank Perry, the former York out
fielder. is with the Detroit Tigers
and from accounts is making good
Hank is expected to make a regular
berth in the outfield because OF his
hitting II he can hit above the 800
mark for Jennings, the Detroit out
field will look pretty sweet this sea
son, with Cob and Crawford in the
other gardens.
Altoona is talking of the veteran
Manager Babb holding down thirt
base. When there is talk Of Bill
Coughlin not being good enough fol
Reading on the third corner, wha
will they say about Babb?
And now Bert Conn opined that HI
also forsooth has an option on Bobby
Scott. Heckert also claims part Of th'
aforesaid Bobby. Charley Babb Il
wondering what part Of Scott he owns
Save us an arm, please.