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The Lake County times., 1913-12-29
EAST CHICAGO.

Buy Gas Heating Stove now. Don.
~Rit until your house is cold. No. Ind
Gas E'Ac. Co.
Circle No. OF the Willing Workers
of ST Marys church are preparing the
following menu for Tuesday evening.
December 80: Potatoes, ..wienies. y
sauer kraut. dumpling and pork. rye
and white bread, butter, apple pie and
conee- All are invited to partake of
this real Dutch" supper at st. Mary's
hall.
The Mckinley school teachers are al
most all out of town. Among those
away for the holidays are the follow
ing: Miss Blanche Hampton. who is
Hastings. Mich. her home; Miss Lottie
Long. at Jackson. Ili;; Miss Elsie Hay
ward. at Angola. Ind. Miss Qua Coult-
er, at Lizonia, Ind. Miss Matilda Mar
kel, Granada, Miss. visiting her sister:
Miss Edna Wallace, at Milton. Ind !;
Miss Clara Westhafer. at Milton, Ind. !;
Miss Clara Robinson Is with friends in
Macon, ILL.,; Miss Martha Coffin with
her parents at Coatsville, Ind: Miss
Barck in ammond; Miss Pearl Town
send. at Gordon. Ohio; Miss Celia Pot
ter, at Wills, Mich; Miss Julia Moss at
Culver. Ind. Miss Genevieve Germaine.
Muir, Mich. Miss Lydia Evans, at
Richmond, Mich; Miss Alice Williams
is isiting rela tives at Oak Valley Kan:
Miss Augusta Glenn is visiting her par
ents in Waveland, Ind; Miss Ruth
Rough is visiting her sister at New AL
bany, Ind. Those remaining for the
holidays in East Chicago include the
principal. t. E. Williams. Floyd Murray
The Lake County times., 1913-12-29
a UNInN MEETING

Union Watch Meeting will be held
New Years Eve at the FIRST Presby-
terian church in South Holman street.
Several of the Protestant churches
will participate in the service whcih
will begin at eight-thirty o'clock and
continue until midnight. This will be
the second anual Watch Night meet
ng n Hammond and all are invited.
The following will be the program;
Song Service-s:30 until $3.50 O'clock.
Selections by the Baptist Orchestra
Selections by the Christian Church
Male Quartette.
selections by the Mixed Quartette
Of the First Methodist Church.
Congregational Singing.
Sermon by the Rev. C. J. Sharp, pas
tor of the First Christian church and
hour of worship from 9:30 until Io:30
o'clock
Social hour and refreshments from
1880 until 1880 o'clock
Prayer and testimonies from 11:3O
until 1900 o'clock
Benediction by the Rev. F. H
The Lake County times., 1913-12-29
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to express our sincere ant
heartfelt thanks and gratitude for tbs
love and kindness rendered to us sc
many ways by our relatives and
/ friends both here and in Tolleston In
the hour of sorrow which came over
US by the sudden death of our beloved
mother. especially for the manly fora
offerings and the sweet and condoiins
son of the school children of st
Paurs school.
VIM. A DOEGE AND WIFE MARTHA
JOHN SCHMIDT AND WIFE LOUISE
WALTER BROWN AND WIFE LILY
AND CHILDREN.
]. Pulliam Smith of Rimbach ave-
nue. returned home last evening after
| weeks visit with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs H. Clay Smith at their home
in Hopkinsville. Ky.
Miss Frances Matthies of Chicago
spent the past weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. o. c. e. Matthies and family at
their home in Sohl street.
Mrs. Fred Porter and son, Horace OF
Springfield. ILL.,. are the guests of Mrs
Porter's mother, Mrs A. p. Wall at
her home in Michigan avenue for a
few days. Mrs. Porter will arrive
Wednesday to remain over New
Years Day.
Miss Zelfa Irish of May street was
the guest of friends in Chicago Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Kenney and
daughter, Miss Blanchard Kenney OF
Ruth street are spending a few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Knoll at
their home in Connorsville, Ind. Mrs.
Knoll was formerly Miss Edith Ken
ney of Hammond.
Miss Wellie Mcdaniel and Miss
Gretchen Bauer attended Grand Opera
at the Auditorium in Chicago Saturday
evening
Mrs Glenn 1. Ebright and Miss
Ethel Ebright heard Madame Butter
fly" at the Auditorium in Chicago Sat
urday evenig.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Arkin were
the guests of relatives in Chicago
Sunday.
Miss Rose E1and returned to her
home in Chicago today after visiting
her sister, Mrs Mathew Hocman at
her home in Summer street for a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alphonse Dorsey and
Mrs. John Sherry and daughter Miss
Mabel Sherry were the guests of rela-
tives in Chicago Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Clark Leaning and
son, Perry OF South Holman street
attended Grand Opera at the Audi
torium in Chicago Saturday evening.
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A. DINNER PARTY,

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Phillips very
charmingly entertained a number OF
guests at dinner last evening at their
home. 625 Calumet avenue. A beau
tifully appointed dinner was served at
sx O'Clock following which music and
games We're enjoyed. The decorations
in the home were typical of the hoIi-
day season. A color scheme of green
and red was attractiveiy carried out
with holly and other Christmas greens.
The guests at the diner were Miss
Rose Hand of Chicago who is Mrs.
Hoffman's house guest, Miss Clara
kriewitZ and Mr.. Frank Gerhardt OF
South Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. w J.
stewart. Mr.. and Mrs. T. +. Leary Mr.
and Mrs. Mathew Hoffman, Miss Alice
Hess and Mr., A. J. Miller.
The Lake County times., 1913-12-29
WILL MEET TUESDAY.

The members of Sewing Circle No.
) Will be entertained by Mrs. George
Enfnerling at her home in Russell
street Tuesday afternoon, December
80. The afternoon will be devoted TO
cards, the members playing pedro pro-
aressively at several tables. The
meeting tomorrow will be the first
since before the season of Advent
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A RECEPTION.

A matinee recital will be given this
afternoon in the Hammond Musical
College in the Rimbach building by
pupils of Miss Elizabeth Webber. The
children have invited a number of
their little trends to be guests at the
affair and following the program a
reception will be given in their honor.
Twelve little girls will act as host
esses during the afternoon.
The Lake County times., 1913-12-29
HAVE GUESTS AT DINNER

Arthur Burrage Farwell OF the Chi
cago Law and Order League. Miss
Hattie Sattler and Miss Mary O'Don-
nell of South Chicago and George f..
Quigg OF Hammond were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. b. Cross at dinner
Sunday evening in their home on Mon
roe street.
The Lake County times., 1913-12-29
CHIRopRACToR.

c. f. Williams of Chicago has Iocat.
ed In our city of Hammond in the o. K.
building. 6s6 Holman street. suite 2,
and has nicely equipped adjusting
parlors which are open for your In
spection, he is graduate of the Ma
tionai School of Chiropractfc and the
National Post-Graduate school of the
Fornon Medical system, both of Chica-
go. He Is an old Chiropractor in a
new place. Investigate. Phone 22s.
24-S
The Lake County times., 1913-12-29
A SOCIAL EVENT.

Mrs. A. F. Rohrer of South Holman
street and Mrs John H. McClay of
Waitham street will entertain the
members of the Columbia club and
their husbands at dinner at the Ham
mond Country Club Saturday, January
at six-thirty o'clock. The dinner
Will be followed with cards. Euchre
Will be played during the evening.
The Lake County times., 1913-12-29
IMPORTANT MEETING.

There Will be meeting of the mem
oers of the Hospital Board and the
Executive officers of the w c. T. u.
in the Children's Reading Room of the
Library. Tuesday evening at 7:3O
O'Clock. The meeting will be an i'm
portant one and is desired that every
member is present
The Lake County times., 1913-12-29
A BUSINESS MEETING.

An important meeting of the Martha
Society will be held Tuesday after
noon in the parlors OF the First Chris
tian church in Calumet avenue. Ar
rangements will be made for serving
the banquet for the musicians newt
Monday evening. Several business
matters of Importance will come up
for discussion and it is desired that
the meetin gis largely attended.
The Lake County times., 1913-12-29
A DANCING PARTY.

Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Fitzgerald of
Carroll street issued invitations today
Tor dancing party to be given at the
Hammond Country Club Wednesday
evening. January Z. The party will be
given complimentary to the members
of the Young Ladies Sodality of All
Saints Catholic church. Dancing will
begin at eight o'clock
The Lake County times., 1913-12-29
A MATINEE PARTY.

The Misses Alice Holm. Ellen Clark.
Florence Loveridge. Ethel Ebright.
Mrs. Charles w. Wilson and Mrs. Fred
Porter of Springfield. Ill, who is here
on a visit will compose a party to
hear Mary Garden in "Thais" at the
Auditorium in Chicago tomorrow aft
ernoon.
The Lake County times., 1913-12-29
MRS. HANEY A HOsTEss.

Tomorrow evening the members of
the Past Chiefs Association of Ham,
mond Temple No. T3 Pythian Sisters
viii be entertained by Mrs. John
Haney at her home in Sibley street.
1t viii be the regular monthly social
meeting of the association.
The Lake County times., 1913-12-29
a BRIDGE DINNER.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wise will en-
tertain the members of the Detroit
street Bridge Club at a bridge dinner
New Years Eve at their home. 173
Detroit street The dinner will be
served at sx-thirty o'clock following
which cards will be played progress
sively at four tables.
The Lake County times., 1913-12-29
MRS. GosrLrN A HOSTESS.

This afternoon Mrs. Harvey Gostlin
Will entertain the members of the En-
nFoldery Club at thimble party at
her home in Highland street 1t is
the afternoon for the REGULAR meeting
The Lake County times., 1913-12-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dutton and son
Frank visited relatives in Chicago Sat
urday and Sunday.
A. r. Brown of Michigan city. was a
business visitor here today.
John T. Buehler of Peru. Ind. called
on friends here yesterday.
The building on Junction avenue
owned by Balzer Long and occupied by
l. A Southworth & Co.'s grocery store.
has been sold to A. Haddow Smith of
the Griffith Land Company. The name
of the new purchaser has not been
mode public as yet, but it is under
stood that he will paint and otherwise
improve the property.
The Lake County times., 1913-12-29

of the club and the members will de-
vote the afternoon to their needle
work The meeting, will be one of the
delightful affairs of the holiday week
The Lake County times., 1913-12-29
CROWN POINT.

The Edgerton corner was sold |
the Farley agency Saturday, to
The Lake County times., 1913-12-29

Adams, pastor of the First Baptist
church.
The Lake County times., 1913-12-29

Buy Gas Heating Stove now. Don''
~ait until your house is cold. No. Ind
Gas d E,Ac. Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-02
Sporting Views
By che Editor


Alva Williams, old Indian backstop,
and now star receiver for Clark Grif-
Ilhs' Senator'S, has not yet signed his
lslS contract. according to reports
nom Washington. Furthermore, he
declares that he will not sign until he
gets a substantial increase in salary
Williams led the Washington team
IN hitting and believes that he de-
serves a raise. Fans around the Amer.
Nan league think that Griff1th will
meet him half way in his demands.
The Loyal Order of Moose are or.
sanizing a baseball club and will uni
form them and schedule games
against all amateur organizations. Ne.
sotations ARE now pending which will
give the team games with FIT. Madi-
son, Mt. Pleasant and other Iowa
Moose organizations.
The Burlington Pathfinders will
train at Carthage, Mo-, near the home
q Tom Hayden, and where he2 can
Aeep his eye out for recruits for his
other clubs. The men will arrive in
carthage, March 2s. and exhibition
sames are scheduled with several
eiuns through Missouri.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-02

ers, Chicago, 545; Kafora, Chicago
541; Gomas, Chicago, 535; Lindroth
479; Wronkski, Chicago, 1872; Cook
Chicago, $50; Eckert, Chicago, 5S2;
Wieland, Chicago, 3d. C. Howard
Chicago, SAG; Hansen, Chicago, 545
Buss, Chicago, 542; Koplein, Chicago
sec; Rosenstretter, Chicago, 524;
Diener, Chicago, 500; Myers, Chi
cago, 465; Judge Howard, Chicago
459; hammers, Chicago, 434; Wiede
mann, Cleveland, $50; Eplen, Chicago
532; Cornell, Cleveland, 525; Voss, De
troit, 521; Netterstrom, Chicago, 514;
Vogel, Cleveland, 513; Bigelow, Cleve
land, 492; Smith, Cleveland, 1872;
Giebel, Cleveland, 4SG; Russ, Detroit
AT; H. Giebel, Cleveland, 469; Nor.
rell, Cleveland. 455; Yeager, Cleve-
land, 449; Berg, Dayton, 445.
The third highest score in the his
tory of the American Bowling Con
gress was rolled tonight by Sir Cliff
tons Of Chicago when they toppled
2,943 pins. The record of the Over.
lands set Friday night and the 1852
score of the Lipmans in 1909, are the
only two higher scores. The Sir Cliff
tons are now in second place in the
five man teams Lundberg was high
man with 632.
This was termed Chicago night be-
cause of the large number of Chicago
teams that We're scheduled to bowl.
Twenty-Five teams, the pick of Chi
Cages bowlers, competed. Many Chi
cago rooters were in the galleries.
The Lipmans and the Cosmos, for
mer ma .ional champions, were on
hand to surpass the high score OF
1882 set by the Overlands Friday
night
Scores in doubles:
Wieland-Meyers, Chicago. 1920.
Collier-Flenner, Chicago, Lib.
Lindroth-Orne, Chicago, 997.
Teaford-Kahl, Chicago. SIT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-02
Iowa city First.

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WASHINGTON, March Iowa
City high school is practically certain
of first place in class A, of the Ma
tional High School Rifle champion
ship, and Salt Lake City High, the
| first place In class B, according to the
report of the National Board for pro-
motion of rifle practice, issued to-
might. The weeks scores follow:
Glass A, Iowa City 975 vs.. Deering
High School of Portland, Maine, 973.
Baltimore Poly S7S. VS.. Western
High of Washington, d. C. 7s4.
Dewitt Clinton High. New York
City, 900, VS.. Eastern High of Wash
ington, IT'S.
Morris High, New York. 9oS, VS..
High School of Commerce, New York,
IS43.
stuyvesant High, New York, 91a, VS..
Brooklyne, Mass, defaulted.
Glass B:
Salt Lake City, s4s, VS.. Portland,
Maine, 929
Manual Training, Washington, D.
c., 916, vs.. Sault Ste Marie, Mich,
904.
susauehanna, 954. vs. Utica, Free
Academy, 800
Springfield, Mass. Tech. s06, VS.. ST.
Louis Manual Training. 500.
Business High Of Washington. D. g,
S19, vs.. Tucson, Ariz., defaulted.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-02
KEOKUK HIGH
WINS FROM CANTON
Stellar Work Of Local School Takes
Last Game of Season From Can
ton High at "Y" Gym
Last Night.
DEvERo IS THE FEATURE.
keokuk Captain Shines Brightly in
Both Defensive and Offensive
Play and Uses Fine
Judgment.

Keokuk high, coming from behind
lin splendid fashion and with every
man playing at top speed, buried the
Canton high athletes under score of
(55 to "a at the Y M. C. A. gymnasium
last night, before fair sized crowd.
Those who braved the biting wind
and zero temperature, were treated to
the best basket ball game that has
been played by the local high school
this year and the fact that they won
from the Canton team by big score
lis by no means digrace for the Mis-
souri, lads, for they put up a plucky
exhibition against overwhelming odds
in the shape of superior basket shoot
ing, focr work and generalship.
Captain Devero. for the first time in
many weeks, played the game OF
which he is capable and his brilliant
work injected a desire among his
men to get in and cover their oppon-
ents up. Every man. after their cap
tain had started their game by steal
ing basket from under their noses,
jumped into the game and from that
time, it was easy.
Canton opened the game with three
baskets before the local school got
warmed up to their task, all three OF
the shots being made by the negli-
gence of the Keokuk school prides to
|cover the baskets and watch their
man, After these. however, Captain
Devero pulled his team together and
almost every basket registered by the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-02
hiANUsH PLANS TO
MAKE GOOD Ball 4
law Manager is Showing Real Ability
81. : Mixer BY Getting Lined up
With Many Other
Managers.
OLD PLAYERS REBEL
Bob Madlaan u Holding Out and
Pat HAIy Won't Talk and Punk
Il Jones ls the White
Elephant.

The announcement made by Man
ager Manush. last week, giving the
names OF ten men who have been
signed for try-outs with the Indians
for the coming season, has been the
only noteworthy event in Central As
ISOLATION circles during the week.
The efforts that Manush is making
10 give Keokuk baseball club that
will deserve and demand the support
Of the fans are gradually coming to
light, the new boss having adopted the
policy OF waiting until he has signed
j man before he makes his intentions
public. While it is slightly hard on
the fans to be kept waiting for news,
II is acknowledged that the boss mas
Ills own ideas Of things and will work
them out until he finds they are
/ wrong.
No word has been received from
any Of the players under. reserve but
ii is thought that they will be back
In the fold before many weeks roll
around. Bob Madigan still insists
that he will; not come to Keokuk and
great deal OF correspondence has
been going back and forth. Local
baseball officials believe that the clev-
er little outfielder will come to
terms before the season starts.
& Punk" Jones Is the white ele-
plant that, remains on, the hands Of
the local manager. 1t is not likely
that Manush will be able to dispose
Of him unless through a trade Of
some sort, and 1T Is believed that Man
ush will release him Internationally,
rather than have him in the Keokuk
lineup.
The village fans would like mighty
we'll to have Pat Hilly back in the
game this year, but Paddy says that
he has played ball for small salary
Just as long as he cares to, and IL
he is not worth more this year than
he was last, 1t will be better for him
to stay out of the game. There seems
to be some sense in this talk too, ac-
cording to the opinion of majority
of the bugs.
Six weeks from tomorrow. the re-
eruits will begin rolling into the In
dian village and then the fun begins.
# Manush's plans work out as they
are expected, he will have a compare
lively small squad of good men to
pick from and the task of welding
the axe will not begin until all have
had trial in the regular league race
No exhibition games have been
booked yet, but negotiations are pend
Ing which will bring several Three
Eye league teams here for the spring
training games.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-02
More Rifle Scores.

WASHINGTON, March with
but two matches to be shot in lie
Interellb series to determine the ma
tional city rifle championship, the
national rifle board tonight predicted
the victory of the Warren, Pa, Rifle
Club.
The weeks scores were:
Thirteenth Regiment Rifle Club,
Brooklyn VS.. New Haven, Conn, de-
faulted.
Birmingham, Ala Association 9G1
VS.. New Orleans Club, 904.
Warren, Pa. Rifle Club. 9s7, VS..
Miles standish Rifle Club. Portl1ad.
Maine. 9e9.
Park Club Bridgeport. Conn, 991
vs.. Manchester, N. H. Rifle Club. 974.
District CT Columbia Rifle Associa-
ton, 9S7. vs.. Pressure Isle Rifle Club
of Erie, Pa, s52
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-02
mo SENSATIONS
| IN TOURNAMENT
American Bowling Congress at Toledo
Goes MerriIy on With No Star
Pin ToppIers An.
nounced.
JOHNSON AND SCHUYLER
Chicago and Cleveland Men Roll Into
First Ten" Glass and Presi-
dent Jumps Into
the Game.

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TOLEDO, Ohio, March mo SEN
sational scores were rolled in the
singles in the A. b. C. tournament late
this afternoon few of the men going
over COO
In the earlier afternoon singles,
Johnson of Chicago and Schiller of
Cleveland broke into the First ten
class. Johnson went into fourth place
with 632 and Schiller into seventh
with CIT.
Judge Howard, president, of the A.
B. c., got into the game himself this
afternoon, but did no better than 459.
The best work late in the afternoon
was done by Wilder, ST. Louis, 613;
Nelbach, Utica, GLIB; Renter, Chicago,
IG02.
Scores:
Wilder, ST. Louis, 613: Nelbach,
Utica, G13; Renter, Chicago, COZ;
osterman, Utica, SOS; Yerkes, st.
Louis. 592; Hall, Chicago, SOL; Will
liams. Chicago, 597; Dobbins, Utica,
Is7a; Miner, Chicago, $50; Krause,
Utica. $50; Gustin, Chicago, $50;
Maurer Utica, $50; Williams, st.
Louis, 537; Glorious, St. Louis, 524;
Beresfcrd, st. Louis, 513; westcott,
Utica, 492: Fuhl. Chicago, SIS; Writ,
Chicago, 576; s. Johnson, Chicago,
566; F. Rogman, Chicago, 500; G.
Schumacher Chicago, 559: H. Rog.
imam, Chicago, 551; Fejut, Chicago,
SAT; Hamman, Chicago, SAC: Bunk
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ready to begin work on Monday.
Pitchers Marty O'Toole, Wilbur voos>
err, Jack Perry, Joe Councilman. Albert
Mammaux; Catchers Gideon and Mil
Ter; Trainer LaFource, and H. G. Nc
Graw of Chesewick, thirty-third de-
gree fan, left at nine O'Clock tonight
over the Baltimore and Ohio, and will
arrive in West Baden at 1870 tomor-
row afternoon. Catcher Mike Simon
will join the party at North Vernon
and Pitchers Camni.z and Adams
and Catcher Kelly will report at West
Baden from their homes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-02
Jim Thorpe stars.

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DALLAS, Texts March IA dou
BILE and two singles by Jim Thorpe
featured the game between the New
York Giants and the Dallas team OF
the Texas League here this af ernoon.
One of Thorpe's hits was bunt which
he beat out to first by his wonderful
speed. The Dallas men secured but
five hits, the Giants seven.
Score by innings:
Dallas, 900 o1o O00-1
New York, 0o2 oO4 03x-a
Batteries-Dallas, Mullin, Harrah,
Foster and Dooley.
New York: Goulia., Smith and
Hartley.
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Yankees Begin Monday.

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HAMILTON. Bermuda March L.
With the arrival here Monday of the
final lot of Manager Chances Yam.
KEGS. the hard work of the spring
training will be started. Chance HIM
self is now in good condition and in
creasing his days work regularly.
The pitchers are rounding into fair
shape and scrub games will be start
ed soon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-02
Reds Open Today.

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MOBILE, Ala. March Actual
opening of the Reds training season
was scheduled today, but had to be
deferred because only a few players
arrived. Those who are with Mana
ger Tinker at West Baden will not
come until next week Art Fromme,
expected to be one of the clubs main.
stays in the box his year, was tho
first veteran to report
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-02
King at RedvIIIe.

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WEST BADEN, March Manager
Joe Tinker, who was informed by
Garry Herman that Johnny King
will be Red this year, said that Nc,
Donald, utility infielder, would be
used in trade for the Boston back
stop. Dahlgren. highly touted as d
pitcher, who refused to sign last year,
has sent contract to Hermann and
viii join the Reds at Mobile.
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Sox Have New Pitcher.

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PAso RoBLEs, Calf, March IL.
,1eaion, standing six feet. four inches
~ his sox, Joined the White Sox to-
uay. The young giant is pitcher.
ana IS said to have done things in
san francisco senii-proville. Callahan
pu' MIN in uniform and sold him to
do something.
!, hortossbas broken the great toe Of
= iett foot. He doesn't know how
happened, but is liniping about
around the bench No game was
plased today, but the Grays have en-.
ssgemen. at Santa Maria Sunday.
Read The Daily Cite CITY
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Dixie Walker TO Saints,

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ST. PAUL, Mimi, March .1.-Dixie
Walker. pitcher last season with
Washington and Baltimore, has been
secured by Manager Friel for the
Saints for the coming year.
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shotten and Austin sian.

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ST LOUIS, March Bert Shotten
and Jimmy Austin Boss Hedges two
most stubborn hold-outs, put their
names to contracts in Hedges Office
late today Earl Hamilton and Rhody
Wallace signed yes. erday. The
Browns depart for Waco, their train
Ing camp, Monday