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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-30
NOTAS POLITICAS|

La Junta Central del partido Union
ole Puerto Rico ha recomendado al Pre-
Sidente Taft los Sres j. G. Torres, G..
Coll Cuchi y Frank Martinez para que
entire eMos escoia qllien ha de cubrir
ia vacante de Consejero del Executive
que ocurrirl dentro de breye por ven
cimiento del tempo para ell cual fue
nombrado el DR. don Rafael del Vale.
la terna enviada por la citada ,Junta
Central para currir Ia otra vacante la
3e senior Sanchez Morales, es la siguien-
tc: don Antonio r. Barcel6, don Carlos
Aaria Soler don Cayetano Coll y Tos-
te
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-30

FL Gomit6 Territorial del partido Re-
publi,ano celebr0 aver la anunciada Sc
sion eXtraorlinaria Como oportuna-
mente inf0rmamos, ell objeto de ella era
tratar acerca de la recommendation que
ha de hacerse con motive del vencimien-
to del t6rmino para que fue nombrado
Consejero del Executive ell senOr San
chez Morales. La session fue larga Y la
borioSa por las discusiones que en- ella
Sc suscitaron. FL DR.. We've renunci0 la
recommendation hiz0 un discurso para
demostrar la cOnveniencia de que Sc rec0-
mendase al miSmO Sr. Sanchez Morales.
aduciendO entire otras razones la de que
este -senor ocupa actualmente ell cargo
importantiSmo de Presidente del Conse-
jo Executive, 10 que signifca un paso de
avance Ell el camino del gobierno propio,
y que 81 no Sc lie recomienda, era proba-
bic que Sc nOmbras6 un americana para
aquel cargo que con orgullo de los puer-
tormquenos ell senior Sanchez Morales
ocupa. Don Mateo Fajardo opin6 de
distinto modo, ydijo que Ell case de no
recomendar al senior Sanchez Morales,
podia alegarse que para Presidente del
Consejo Executive debe nombrarse a otr0
puertorriqueno, al mas antique de los
que ocupan los escanos de aquel alto
cucrpo legisIativo.~ y que Ell ese case la
designation recaerla en- ell leader" re-
pubicano DR. Barbosa
E debate Sc prolong6, y presentada la
question pr6via, y hecha la votaci6n 6sta
di6 por resuItado que9se recomendase en-
primer lugar al senior Sanchez Morales y
en- segundo don Matdo Faiarlo
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-22
LAUNDRlMEN
Of Two States Are to Hold
Their Annual Meeting
in Wheeling.

The annual convention Of the Viz
ginia and West Virginia Laundry
mems Association, will be held in
Wheeling September 9 and 10 and
the Wheeling members of the associ-
alton are formulating plans er-the
entertainment of the visitors.
Between fifty and 100 delegates
will be in attendance and the busl-
ness sessions viii be he'd in the as
sembly rooms of the board of trade,
There will also be an exhibit of the
latest improved laundry machinery.
which will be held in one of the ho-
tells. The social feature OF the con-
vention will be on an elaborate
scale and a profitable and pleasur-
able time is anticipated.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-22
HOME COMING
Week is to Be Observed al
New MartinsviIle Middle
of September.

NEW MARTINsv1LLE, Aug. 22.-
George P. Umstead, secretary of the
board Of trade, Is making arrange
ments for the celebration OF home
coming week which will be held in
this city September Is to 81. All the
merchants Of the city are taking great
interest in the success Of the coming
occasion and a committee will be
appointed on amusements in few
days who viii make an effort to Sc
cure the best attractions that can be
obtained. 1t is hoped that every one
viii take an interest in making the
occasion on that VIII be long
remembered.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-22
ROOsE v EL e NE V EF
HITS. YER Y so r & Z u
He Says He NeVerjH Hits if Hs
Can Help II But Hard
When He Does.

WILKES BARRE, Pa, Aug. 22---
81 never hit If L an help it. but l
never hit softly" said Colonel
Roosevelt here today referring to
his reply last night to Senator Pen
roses statement in the Senate.
Roosevelt said that he would make
no further statement at this time.
The Rev. Father Curren, Roose-
vets host, had. arranged busy
time for him today and he. was up
early for breakfast at the rectory
of the Holy Savior church. First
was a celebration Of the mass at the
church. after which Roosevelt made
"a brief address from porch of the
rectory. He went to Harvey lake
for dinner which was to be followed
by a parade through the city with an
escort of mine workers and cadets,
Terminating at the armory, where
Roosevelt will make speech to-.
night. He said that he expected to
deal with moral rather than pos
lit,cal questions
The Rev. Father curren is coEe-
brating his jubilee.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-22
.I ms
3D.
PRESTON I'LL
lis PTobafed sc Tore lie G6uFIl
" Court Here Thursday
Afternoon.

The VIII Of the late George Preston
o.. Bridgeport was probated before
the county court here Thursday after
moon. A house and lot at Bridge
iport and an his Other properly are
left to Mary A. Preston, his WIDOW,
her life time. and ats her death II Il
to be sold and the proceeds distrfbu-
ted as follows, /.
q tge "A, Preston son, 900; ].
Greed Preston, 8 son, 800; Florence
Preston. & granddaughter 500;
Mamie Moore, wife of Grant Moore,
$500; and lease 4 g. Preston, q son,
$500 ilstrust to be paid ~ semi Lan-
nual ipstailmehts pf SO each. IAN
the remainder Of the estate Is to be
divided equally among George Al
Preston, J, Greed Preston and Jesse
II. g. Preston. s
Charles Al Sutton Is named AZ
executor and trustee.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-22
TELEGRAM .
Brings About the Capture OIL
Runaway Boy at
Weston.

Through the medium of the Daily
Telegram, Andrew Thur Wiseman.
aged IA. who ran away from his
home at Gore station Sunday morh-
ing, has been restored to his father,
Henry Wiseman.
Andrew was found Thursday
morning wandering in. the streets OF
Weston by okey Harrison. chief OF
police there. who the evening before
read an account of the boys depart
.ure with men who were taking sew
eral mules to Charleston and who
kept a watch for the youngster.
After taking Andrew into custody
the Weston chief Informed. Harry l.
Brooks. chief OF the Clarksburg pc.
lice department. by long distance tel,
ephone, that the boy was there and
the clarksburg chief asked Mr.. Har.
rison to send the boy to Clarksbure
on the afternoon passenger train
which was done. Chief Brooks de
tailed Policeman George Howe tc
the local passenger station to NEE
the lad. who was then turned over
to his father.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-22
Temperance LECTURE
To Be Given Friday Night at
Union Service by Noted
Lecturer.

John C. wooley. a noted temper
ance lecturer. has been engaged to
deliver a temperance lecture Friday
evening, beginning at s O'Clock, at
the First Methodist Episcopal
church. This is to be union ser
vice, in which all the churches and
temperance societies of the city are
asked to take part. The public gem
orally Is also cordially invited to at.
tend.
Mr. Wooley is said to be lee
turer OF unusual ability and particu-
Iarly brilliant as a word painter.
Those in charge OF the meeting sag
no one can afford to miss hearing
this speaker as he has national
reputation.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-22
PGIER sTIH1N
VIII Be Moved Here from
Fairmont for the Fair
Next Month.

The %Monongahela Valley Traction
Company is preparing to haul the
crowds attending the fair here Sep
TENDER II. IS. 10 and 20 with even
greater despatch than heretofore,
With that end in view among the acts
to be performed by the company will
be the transfer of portable power
station at Faifmont to the Judge
Goff grounds on Marshall street at
Broad Oaks, This viii guarantee a
steady and stronger current Of cleo
trio IT, and cars will be kept CON
stantIy moving. Cars not needed on
other lines of the company Win be
modified here for the fair and the
Company promises to eclipse it's
splendid record in handling fair Wis
.itors. -
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-22
Head Of the STATE Army Is
Badly But Not FStally
Injured.
RAkE pGi II FIGHTING
Causes Two Companies of
state Soldiers Il BE
Sent There.

6HAaREEsToN. Aug. l22-whiie
coming down the creek between
Kaytofd ana Acme, on Cabin creek,
this forenoon, on a railroad motor
cycle ,Adiutant General Charles D..
Elliott was thrown over an enmbank-
ment when his car struck a dog
causing derailment
GeleralIy Elliott was badly but
not fataliy injured, receiving a
sprained arm, several cuts on the
face and many bruises. The soldier
who was running the car was but
slightly injured, Doctors attending
the general report that he is mot
Dangerously injured.
Following general Aghting at
Dorothy yesterday which Sheriff G.
W cottle. of Ralsigh county, said
was beyond his control, a company
OF militia was at once sent to
Dorothy. this morning another
company was sent to the Raleigh
county trouble, and the company
sent last night VIII be brought back
II two companies are not needed to
maintain peace.
The Four states Coal Company
where the trouble Occurred had
never had any trouble with its men,
until few days ago when demand
was made for an increase of wages,
Which the company refused to grant.
The. lighting occurred when some
OF the men refused to go on a
strike, at the request of those who
demanded the increase and ordered
the strike. n
Although the coal companies on
Cabin. creek are Offering to pay the
transportation Of those who refuse
to- work to other points II they will
yacats the houses at once. many
have refused the OFFER. Many miners
with their families are leaving Cabin
creek as they, did paint creek when
: the trouble started there.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-22
TROLLEY
Project in the Eastern Part Of
the State, BY Pittsburg
Coal Capitalists.

KEYsER. Aug. pa number Of
Pittsburg capitalists have recently
disclosed the probability of building
a street car line through from Key
ser to petersburg, Grant county, W.
Va. and later to extend as far south
as the chesapeake g Ohio railroad in
virginia. It is proposed to erect the
power plant on the south branch of
the Potomac near Petersburg, where
a large dam would be erected across
the river.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-22
ROBERT Z. GORDON
CLAIMED BY DEA III
Aged and Well Known Citi-
zen ofsSalem Succumbs
to Paralysis. a

Robert 7, Gordon, aged " years,
of Salem, died at his home there
Thursday morning at 8 o'clock after
two years suffering from paralysis.
Mr., Gordon is survived by his
aged wife. Mrs. tEllen, Gordon, one
son and two daughters. The son is
William j.. of this city, and the
daughters are Mrs. Stella Dolan, OF
Wolf Summit, and Mrs. R. L.
Towies, Of Salem.
Mr.. Gordon was the last of q Fam
lily OF SIX sons and one daughter.
He was a SON OF John and Susan
Gordon and was born in the valley
OF virginia, Mr.. Gordon served in
the Third West Virginia infantry OF
the Union army IN the Civn war
and was engaged in number OF
prominent battles. He became a
resident Of Salem many years. ago,
where he actively engaged in busi-
ness and was one of that city's most
honorable. upright and progressive
citizens. He served in various ca
paeities as city official and was
identified with the board of educa-
ton at various times. He was a Re
publican in politics and a Methodist
in religion. The next last Of his
fathers family to die was the late
Samuel ". Gordon. ofthis city. who
passed away Monday morning, Au-
gust s, last.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-22
VACCINE.
viii Be Sent into & Counties iii
State to Fight tie
Black Leg

WASHINGTON d. Cs, Aug. 81
Senator watson has arranged with
the department Of agriculture to
send vaccine matter Tor ise III pre-
venting the spread Of the bIackieg
disease among cattle to the farmers
Of Mineral ana Grant counties where
the disease has broken out The
vaccine Will be sent BY the depart
ment with full instruction for lts
use tosany parties tho Infectsd
Districts who Nuke application.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-22
&c ID ST
DOWN HIGH p. lBl ZIG
e or DEN JUBl I BB
or STA re con- s.
In the Month of June Next
Year and VIII Be a
Big Event.

1 q
Although the seal-centenniais ceiss
bration Of Tie birth OF the state of
West Virginia does not occur until
June 20, 1913. preparation Tor the
gredt event Is well under way, and
the commissioners WHO inclhde many
OF the most eminent citizens OF the
state, are doing all they can to make
the affair national They are sanding
forth q mass Of interesting matter in
regard to the Panhandle which7h has
been more euphoniousIy and poetfcaI-
ly christened the Mountain State.
. and that the celebration itself will,
make West Virginia's wonderful beam
ties and vast RESOURCES and amazing
development better known than ever
before
The center Of celebration activities
will be at Wheeling. but the commits
sioners are arranging for a general
celebration in every town and hamlet,
that the people most remote from
Wheeling and unable to get there
shall have a lively part in festivities
which shall be all aglow with pat
riotism.
One OF the interesting features is
that the commission will give prize
of 5000 for the best poem or song re-
alating. to the state. and for this the
competition is open to the world. I'll
lis expected there viii be some rare
productions in response to this liberal
offer, and the theme is one Of the most
tempting Not only is the older his
tory of the state replete with ro-
nance, but the story of It's erection
into separate Commonwealth, as al
secession from the "old Dominion
on account Of secession surrounds its
modern history with romance born of
lone,of the most tragic passages in the,
story OF the Union. and makes its
place In the roster of states wholly
unique. All this is expected to inspire
those who have the companionship OF
the muses. to an effort in song which
will rival the Maryland, My Mary
land" of the neighbboring state or II
an epic or historic creation which viii
be for all time one Of the states lit
erary treasures.
The thrilling story Of the conditions
under which the state came into ex-
istence; the refusal Of nearly half al
hundred counties to join in the move
ment for secession when an ordinance
to that effect was enacted by vir-.
gfnia; the several solemn conventions
OF Representatives from the protesting
counties met to consider the tremen-
dous question OF separation; the pro-
vislonal government and recognition
of the act Of President Lincoln; the
ratification o fthe. first Constitution
on March rs, 1863, and the inaugura-
ton OF the first governor, A. L. Bore
man, June 20, 1868. the date of the
actual beginning of the activities of
West Virginia as distinctive integer
tthe federal government, make an
epic whic is not parqlleled in the.
creation of any other state of the
Union. ~.
OF course, however, 1t is not in.
tended that too much of the history
Of that time shall be talked of inScon-
necton with this golden celebration,
but that the whole affair shall be
rather a recitation and gloriacation
of the development of the Common
wealth since its natal day, and in a
general way of its romantic history
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-22
BECKER ABiRAgNEl.
Bur Nor Being Ready /
Plead Next Tuesday is
Set ais the Date.

NEW YORK, Aug. y22- Lieuten,
ant Charles Becker ana four alleged
underworld accompIicey were ar
raigned before Judge Mdldueen to-
GAY to plead to an indictment chang
ing them with the murder Of. Her
men, RosenthaL Becker,s counsel
said that he was not ready 10 plead
ana next Tuesday was set as Che
date. The other prisoners, Whitley
Lewis, bago FRANK, Jack Sullivan
and William Shapiro. entered pleas
of not guilty.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-22
ooS&HrnED T6 Asylum.

Richard Stuart. a farm hand who
has worked in the county for q
number Of years and who was re.
Gently taken to the county indrmaFy,
was adiudged insane Thursday by
Justice @. H. Gordon and was COM
mitted to the state insane asylum At
Weston WHITTIER he win be taken ID
a few days. Stuart is now in the
county iail.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-22
ppIleTIDl
Affairs in West Virginia a;
Just Acted upon at
Washington, D. &c.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 22.-The post
Offices at coalmar. Logan county and
lube, Greenbrier county. have been
discontinued to take effect August 81.
Mall intended for patrons of the for
mer office will be sent to Logan after
that date while mail intended for
Jabe Will be sent to Julia.
Edward Elkins has been appointed
postmaster at Hewett. Boone county,
in place Of ]. H. Elkins. resigned.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-22
WooDMEN
Are Requested to Attend Bailey
Funeral Services.

Funeral services over the body Of
Clyde Bailey. son of Mr.. and Mrs
Roy Bailey, of Locust street. viii
be held at the home Thursday night
at 1880 O'Clock. The Rev. L. E
Peters and the Rev. Mr.. woofter
viii have charge Of the services. The
body VIII be. taken to Weston FTl-
day morning and the funeral party
viii drive to Freemansburg. where
the burial win take place All
Modern Woodmen are requested 70
attend the servicea
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-22
PENRQsE WANTS!
Colonel Roosevelt Brought
before Senate's Probe
Committee.

WASHINGTON D. O.. Aug. 22-
Senator Penrose today asked me
Senate to direct the clapp commit
tee investigating campaign contribu-
tions to Investigate charges con-
tanned IN his sensational speech Of
yesterday IN connection with PEN
rose and his sArchbold correspond
ence. NE asked thai the committee
b. directed to can ali persons men-
toned IN his speech. Colonel
Roosevelt was among the number
The motion was temporarily laid
over.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-22
WATKINS cOMINs.

The Prohibition party's campaign
in Harrison county win open Friday
afternoon. August 80. at 3 O'clock in
the afternoon, when Aaron S. Wat
k!ns, Of Ada, o., nominee of that
party for vice president Of the United
States. win be here and make an adj
dress.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-22
ROOSE VEL z MA B
SUNNI ONED 70 q
Where He Col All That
Moleg from 70 Elect
Himself Z stdent.

WASHINGTON, Aug. q. Seeming
new trials Of campaign ccntribution
as a result Of PeayoHes sensatlonal
speech in the Senate yesterday. the
special committee inquiring into the
campaign funds Of 1904 and 1908 Ii,
planning to renew Hearings. Taik
Of the committees calling coIoneI
Roosevelt was heard at the capitol
but the committees has not considered
II.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-22
uNDnRGoRs OPERATION.

Mrs. Florence Faulkner. vile o.
Clarence Faulkner, a well known
glass worker residing at 612 East
Pike street, underwent an operation
in the Kessler hospital Thursday
forenoon for gall stones. She is
gettin galong nicely since the opera
ton.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-22
JACK JOHNSON
Will Likely Be Permitted to
Box in the City of
New York.

NEW York, Aug. Whether
lack johnson, champion pugilist,
viii be permitted to box in New
York will probably be decided at a
meeting Of the Athletic Commission
this Afternoon. Promoters of the
bout with JeSnnette say it will take
place.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-22
BLUEFIEhD Tor DRINKS
Fly POISON AND rs DEAD.

-BLuEFIELD. Aug. g2-John paul,
three years old. SON of Walter s.
Ripley superintendent Of car dis
tribution commission of the Norfolk
and Western railway. drank fly
poison at the home of a neighbor
and died late in the evening.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-22
MINES TO RESUME.

ELKNs, Aug. s2-The mines o.
the Davis colliery Company at
Junior. which have been closed, down
for several years. are being reno
waited preparatory to operating again
and It is expected will be running
and full force of 200 men within a
short time.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-22
Delio Winters Thinks
That She is a Spider

Della winters person been jailed
policemen, thinks Her delusion
complets crawling
which days for
disordery drunkenness She climbs
: tends that she spinning web.F
strange led keeper II. Post
county <at Della has
her mind Consequently warrant has issued
and the VIII be examined her
condition. insane VIII
) committed to the asylum at Weston. '
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-22
!. RURAL R0gTE.
For Mail is Sou ght to BE Es-
taBtshed Out of b .e

WA asrDrSs y. g. Aug.
eoneressm IN DAVIS ha Undertaken 70
have the bos tofice dep rtiuent estab-
ltsh rural delivery route out q
Pine Grove wetzeI county The
route as proposed woiiid pass tilrougt
Artisan ana y9wtnan postofiices;s
would Be about Is ~ miles long ana
would supply abpat egenty-fiys fans
lies.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-22

(oontinued on page seyeu.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-23
S. A. COMMISSION
REv|sES WEIGHTS
LIST or CLASSES WITH HEFr IS
PROMULGATED FoR BENE-
FIT OF BOXING FAN
ny Ed cURLEY.


NEW YORK. Dec. 22.--As a further
evidence Of its intention to introduce
scale Of weights that will be recog-
nized the world over, the State Ath-
letic commission has promulgated the
following classes with accompanying
weights. which viii be considered Off
cial In all clubs under its supervision:
Paper weight, 1oS pounds: bantam
weight, lis pounds: fcatherweight. lbs
pounds: lightweight. 1876 pounds: well
terwejxht 1s5 pounds: middleweight,
1853 pounds: commission weight, t75
pounds: heavyweight. all above It's
pounda
The above figures mean ringside
Weighing which has always been in
sisted upon by the commission.
OF the classes enumerated the only
ones that will be changed and greatly
benefited are the feather and light
weight divisions. IN the former i2c
pounds was generally demanded by
those who could make that weight. Abe
Atteli, who held the title for many
years favored l22. though he never
crawled out OF q match on account of
. few extra pounds.
Johnny Kilbane, who wrested the
crown from Attell In the early part
Of the year. would find 1t difficult
proposition to make ia pounds ring
gfda Tyfu heat wA{Nhf Ia 1YA and IL
.hs coa., .n,hor,,ies fali IN iine with
ths schss,Ia I, w,tl rnAan that ~ least
ter saAt,1nrs1 nrnrnisinr feather
~st~hts r,,, r. - line r. hattie for
~ r,c-r -
= thn ,,rhtweirht class the extra
t~,r v,cs,rH. viii rnean cutie a change
IN ths sst,st,on +, 4. IN hi. division
.h.s sh.rs r.sv - .om. loud yelling.
o. ws1It~ nt,rh,s WIZ nnr. hoids the
.ttl> riss,,~ +. can make las pounds
.sthnsst .rw tros,h1a ana intends Ia m
- ~ ..,1 ...~.~s. !. -, cnarn,or.
.s,s. - ~ 1890 n,,t his
sa.DDSn.*snr !. nsar. ,he shmtfinr
va - ~. .sn.. H.r~~ron> ray.ls PACK
o W ~ - 49, ., 80 yscs r,ts;on ara rrsA-
a. wss.h N - ~hom ava An the 1856
rr~,rA ,l..- That 6oAs not vuean
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-23
WILD BILL DONOVAN
SAYS SCHANG WEAK

+ DETROIT, MICH, Dec. z2.-Mana-
ger Wild Bill Donovan, OF the Provt-
dence team, who in that capacity last
year had a good chance to observe
Schang, the Buffalo catcher. eorralled
by Connie Mack IN the draft and
presumed to be a wonder. explained
some faults in the ynungster which
convince Donovan that Schang won't
get by in the big ring. AS thrower
and base runner he is all that the
scouts said about him, but az eaten
err he Is not at ali shifty on his feet,
and ON a low inside ball. he is very
weak. letting q good percentage of
them get by. Bill thinks from his
observations, that this Is q fault that
Connie Mack will have an extremely
! hard time curing. and he wouldn't be
surprised to see Schang sent back.
Schang is also touted s a tremen-
dous hitter. but Donovan pierced his
arfnor the first time he went against
him He liz a first ball hitter good or
had. and q change of pace on the
second ball will get him every time.
| Thus he is always In the hole.