The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-16
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hall as good if hc don't have that old
change OF pace working.
"Ihats half of Bender's success, he
KNOWS now to mix 'em. and he. knows
whcn I" shift. Most all the great
pitchers that YOU see are the bows
uoesh use II, hut tai it all the way
and the chap with the change
is the man who comes out on tor"
COOmbS Condition q. X.
'hc thlnS YOU can iot down in your
dlarN-Connie Mack is no, a whit
afraid of Jack Coomhs' trouble main,-
ing the Colby kohinoor through the
season. Cornelius NJ. just about fig
urrs lha' III coming season ought tn
lnd the kurycr of K%cnncbunk doiny
business Just the same as ever. Coombs
mas been taking the best are of him
sell during tho winter, down i'm Pal
estlne. where Mrs. Coombs' relatives
reside.
lawns fathcr-in-law. Mr.. Russ. is
II conductor on one of tho through
'f'ltis. and is about the hottest Coombs
root"r that ever trottod down tho
highway.
1h" best pitcher in all this wide
world is h son-in-law of Monsieur
russ. II he has to stand a lot of
kidding as y result.
often during the past season, when
inc Athletics wcr" playing. Russ would
inquire of various operators along tho
l'nr NOW matters stood i'm tho tussle
~, hhtS' They were all wise to the
idolatfous worship that perc-in-law
mad for the tall sycamore of the Sag
'tdah"', ana almost without exception
I'm" operator would pull something
like this:
The Athletics are six runs behind
mine eighth inning. the score is s to
Who's ritching::' would come the
Russian query. .'Coombs." would
rattle back tho ~kcytapper.
II think You are a liar" the faith
iui relative would reply. and then il
WAS up To the man behind the MORSE.
l." come through With the true sjttla-
ton in the pastiming.
EMORY Titlnan. net weight 80 plus,
mad Il; curious experience the other
day. Outside tho city arc Il number
of hot wells where u ~ulphurctic
aqua pours from the ground into a
hllllulnG where is situated Il large
swimming pool. Emory had "A bunch
u hutomohiling and riding around
TO the missions.
The party halted at the hotel. and
All piled through to get a peck AT tho
Wells. which are n of the reasons.
Tor said San Antonio. AS u natural
result OF witnessing the syrations. of
"a number of swimmers i'm tho pool
the gang believed it would be "A good
scheme to bathc in the waters also.
Everybody was fitted for a suit until
it came Emory's turn.
The attendant looked ut the
ChiHnita. n said: Guess You'll have
to pass this up unless YOU can wait till
We make YOU Il suit
Emory couldn't sec that. and was
lclsn to resign himself To the nata-
1"rial inevitable. when another attcnd-
ant hustled into the office.
guy fitted YETI he said to
MS c"nfrcrc. meanwhile sticking an
mourning digit in Emory's direction.
Nope. came the answer. "soin' to
make him one"
Hold on," said attendant number
'Wo' how about the suit hat big
u wore that died last year."
"G"tcller. Steve" fired back num-
her one; wen get him that"
Sure enough. they found IL suit that
could encasc the beef trust physique
of Chi1uita. and Emory was ya,ne
enough to WeHr the togS.