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The Detroit times., 1915-05-22

VIA, gat happen OCCASIONALLY
here were catches IN the oatas.,
or outside the ioal lines and these
Nent down as spectacular PLAYS.
AZ these things had a Pet 20 10
- i'll the nisega le pitching When
.be hurle-s discovered rhst almost
auy sort OF a fairly we'll hIt bail
would drop safe they Eel, under the
neces sity OF striking oul the foe or
compelling them TO hit Low instead
~ into the air The wind aid net
help The mou1dsmeu, as u does
sometimes. bur merely made the ball
Shoe, Wild. II II had any effect The
result vas six bases on balls OF
Dauss. and ore each OF Boland and
Cavet
psEss seemed 20 he the most ant,
Gus 70 score strikeOuts and Ne sut
fired most for his ambition, forcing
the tying -sr across with : walk
ana putting TWO on bases 20 bother
Cavet when be arrived on the scene
Poland VAS content 20 get tn hail
ovei. and something ike ~ hits
wer. made Of him. twO-thirds q
them fskes Three hits wee made
OF. Cavet. most OF them fairly legiii-
mate Sha'vkcy suffered In the same
manner. and so AZ Davis Who r.,
ylaced him L wasn't n $3.50 prop
oSltlon. however The Athletics
seemed IN have all the best or Il IN
hreaks In game that was largely
lack
so far as The players are concern
I'd, Dauss' witness must be regard
Cd - the reprehensible feature Of the
contest. u would have been better
for him 10 groove the ball than 70
Kermit himself such orgies Of mac
curacy. II was all right 20 try 20
pitch his team out Of the hole. bur
when he found he couldn't do II he
shorld have trusted 20 favor from
ne skies and some good fortune on
the par OF his support
II was great day for tsttinS
avpra yes. Crawford got four hits.
Cobb two bits and Two walks. Wit a
single and three passes. and Kavan-
sgh TWO hits and a stroll Str1nk
bit safely three times and walked
twice. and old Nap Isjoie Who look
81 more like star Yesterday than
all last wear. was credited WITH three
yafe bingles and the odIum % run.
n'ns past team mate on the paths
md thus losing score Kopf
"Ecme -ln' Taker's unt rrstr'-. got
\ tar ~ rin-'@s md double
As a ball game. contest wasn't
much Put for ne oh hos who
look over boyhood sies occaslonally.
7; was treat IN ne Eav ~ renni.
r'soence. All those folks who saw
;hev prefer sand lo' hall 20 the pro
fessionsl kind missed the time OK
their lives ~ they weren't there
The Detroit times., 1915-05-22
INDIANS STILL
WITHOUT BOSS

CLEYEI AND. O.. May ?2-No
successor 10 Joe Birmingham. sum.
ua-lt ceposod manager OF the
Cley land indians, has been appoint
"a Lee Fohl IL SIN in charge OF
the team Walter McCredie. pen
nautw,grjug manager OF the Port
land team in tho Coast league. and
Johnny D0has. OF tho New Orleans
Pelicans. are most prominently men
toned possibilities for the JOB.
Heinie Wagner. ~ the Red Sox, Is
also mentioned Feeling here ls that
while Birmingham may be no great
shakes az a manager, nobody could
have done much with the Cleveland
team credit ls popularity given
Ri-mlngham for putting pepper into
a losing team. A. least
The Detroit times., 1915-05-22

championship from Mrs. Barger Wal
ZACH.
The most remarkable feature OF
Miss Bjursfedt's play is her driving
Her salendid physique and strong
forearm make il possible for her to
pay az q terrific speed that reminds
one of the great Mclaughlin.
Miss N.urstrdt - unused TO lawn
courts as IN Norway all PLAYING 5
tore or boards or cement by tho
t'm. The Nomcns tennis tourney rs
held I'm June. al Philadelphia. tho
revccmcr viii have rad the neces
ssry experience 20 MAKE he- a very
dangarous nval for the California
girls crown
In private ~" Miss Nolla Is A
trained nurse. and sne has just an
rouneet hat hereafter, she will live
permanently in Brooklyn,
The Detroit times., 1915-05-22
Drivers to Spend Week
Here Tuning Up Race Cars

Ten Of the ls drivers who are en-.
tered in the big auto speed carnival
az the Fair grounds race track. May
30 and %. pill arrive by special
train from Cleveland, o.. where they
race Sunday under the auspices OF
the Cleveland Automobile club
All Of the giant cars will be i'm.
medistely tuned up and the speed
kings will take possession Of the
Fair grounds track and give their
steel steeds daily practice The
track has been rolled down hard and
Is In fns condition for speed.
There is considers bic rivalry be
tveen the Case team OF three cars
and tho famous Maxwell team The
Detroit OUTFIT. however. vill rule
favorite. oaing 70 their great show.
ing on the Pacific coast and also
becane- they defeated The Case
team AZ Columbus. o.. recently. In
both the 80 and iO0-mile races
Wild Bill Endicott will pilot one
% the Maxwells and Eddie Ricken-
booker. winner Of tho $4,000 Sioux
City speedway race last summer.
viii pilot the other Sure.F1nish"
Billy Carlson. the California phenom
who vill drive MARVEL with Rick.
enbocher IN the 5o0.mile indianapo.
lis race, will also race here Il he
does not meet with any mishap IN
the Hoosier classic
Ben Gatof with hts huge Nation
al car, WITH which Joe Dawson von
the indianapolis bo0.miie race. and
Al Jennings. Who will pilot Bob
Burnan's Kee, on racer, sent IN their
entries today and this brings up
The Detroit times., 1915-05-22
TIGES LOSE CHANCE TO
|. LEAD CIRCUIT AS THEY
DROP FREAK CONTEST
4ACEN HERO or HOLE
~ TWO ON GSEAT ROUND

Due frequently hears 81 .olters
tfo rt,r mad, single holes 10
ON, or tao strokes. out il IS sci
4au trst such q score - made
- a champion IN n round ia, II
,ometh.nr ot p record IN It's en-
8rsty Bee that j. Nh3r Walter
Hagen usiicnal open champion
ia ihis week 8f GrssnV q H'
made a 44o-yara hole In tNN and
his score for the y holes vas s.,
round worthy ~ The achieve
rrent AZ mo single hole Ills drive
from the tee vas oSo Yards
Choosing an iron for tire second
piav. 20 shor the ball directly to-
wards rha pir L appeared 20
me gallery a. u the ball had
fallen fee fes; snort. hu' y bad
rolled d'~ect'v across ths green
INTO the hole. as was at'estsf ~
witnesses who were Q, The green
~ the time
The Detroit times., 1915-05-22
Euclids Seek Games Out In
State---Best of 'em Welcome

The Euolids are ambitious this
spring and have authorized a sweep
ing challenge 20 independent base
bail teams out in the state for Sun
day games This summer. Manager
Crawford announces that all corners
are Included in his invitation 10 bat
tie. and that the sitter they come
the more pleased his boys will be
Replies 20 the challenge will reach
the Euclids through the sporting de
partment OF this paper In his re-
The Detroit times., 1915-05-22
MAY
RIVAL V0L0
HOrseman Sees Cham.
piOn in VOlga-LOOks
Like Lou Dillon

CLEVELAND. o.. May 22--Wear,
ing a coat OF tan and a smile that
denotes bright prospects for the Pas
time stable. Prof Billy Andrews has
reached North Randall and has his
string Of IL horses qusrtered In the
big private stable owned by IA. NJ.
Hanna.
As a result OF his skilful training.
the horses look In perfect condition.
and are considered the most formid
able array Andrews has ever had.
Lee AXSorthy. John r. Dillon
Newell Honeysuckle and Hazel
! aing are the only aged horses In
the stable. and Lee is only four years
old The rest are two and three
yearolds that are heavily staked
and which are showing considera ble
promise
or the colts brought north the tip
IL out that Volgs. full sister 10 tho
grea, Peter volo, Is the real article.
Some saw that VolEa has chance
20 become a. sensational a troiter
as her illustrious brother. champion
two and 'hreeyearold.
Noiga is chestnut ally. two years
old, that was bred by q X Knight.
Nichslsyille. Ky She ia we'll mus.
cled, but IL 80 we'll turned out that
her muscles DO not show prominent.
ly When Doc Tanner looked ner
over Yesterday he trainer ~ cham.
pions noticed great similarity IN
looks between NolTa and the trot.
ting queen. Lou Dillon Volga has
trotted in . 20
The Detroit times., 1915-05-22

quest for games out in the state, Mr.
Crawford spoke OF teams such as
the Charlotte, Hastings and Albion.
and other independent clubs that
engage In merry diamond ARRAYS OF
class during the hot months.
The Euclids form one OF the old
est ball clubs in Detroit. A. Euclids
they are nine years old. but In real.
ity their history goes back a dozen
summers. The bunch started out
as the North Ends IL years ago.
later calling themselves the Outlaws,
becoming more civilized as time
passed, then dropped TO the more
peaceful moniker which they now
bear or the old North Ends, two
members still play with the club.
One Ia Manager NJ. w Crawford. OF
the outneld. and r. Weaver. frst
sacker. secondbaseman "ked" Al.
len must be included In the veter.
ans. as he was on the Job when the
club turned Euclids.
For pitchers. the Euclids have
Babe" Adams. formerly OF Mon.
treat. in the international league;
Merit. from the Canadian league
and PhIlburn. Fsas 10 bsckstopping
for the club. Butler Is shortstoppins
and Tom Burke. OF South Michigan
league fame. In another lnnelder
Whlimarsh. former well.known L.
OF VI. athlete. Ia at third base FIN
cry. sigsbee, Crawford add Weaver
form the outneld In variable trior.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-22
Garfield Real Athlete.

The sporting world permitted II.
self 10 become excited last winter
when II was announced that
grandson OF President Garfield was
starring as Yale basketball play.
or. This spring young GARFIELD IA
doing the pitching for his class
team az Yale. and II developing into
q hurier OF some ability, according
10 the coaches at Old Eli.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-22
Five Moore Brothers All Fight
on Same Card at Philadelphia

Phiadelphsns last night
National Athletic
nsic ability OF member OF Pa
The five the well
frankie Reddy and Aal appeared in the
the show All Of the well
before
Believed that this s the first that five brothers
sane five the
uie: however that could stage such chip
eo0id Joe Shugrue
Al OF whom can boz well
Rueuc Jersey layout ne Mooos
0oht ~ from 13s TO los pounds
The Detroit times., 1915-05-22

the bona fde entries 70 = cars and
10 star drivers There are sure 20
be number % extra entries re-
ceived before they close next Friday
night. though the management ls a
little puzzled now as 70 how 70
handle so many machines on A mile
track The racing rules DO not per.
nit % more than nine cars on a
mile dirt track 2, any one tine e1-
cep' in a long grind Ehere ne cars
can be sent away a. Intervals
The Detroit times., 1915-05-22
Lord No Hurdler.

CHICAGO, May 22.-"Hsrry Lord
did not jump 10 the Federal 'eazue, g"
said Charles Comiskey TODAY. Lord
VAS a free agent and nsd right 70
sign or PLAY with any club or organ
izatIon IN this world or the next"
Ccmiskey's remarks we're called
fo-th when he was asked 20 com
nen, on the Jump" of lord TO the
Bufeds
The Detroit times., 1915-05-22
What May Happen
In Standings Today
If the Governor Wants to Look Over Real
GlOUe Battles, He Should Visit u. s. Many

10 h he g game 5 II
70 "a
"a OK should % he the
o u the hg 10 ed Joe 4 e
p tn
D ca b
OF
Than dsherr
r goe ob auIhe backed nors.
o. W wyom
Of
The Detroit times., 1915-05-22
"Chip" Seeing that
World Series Now

CHICAGO. May 22.-There Ia Joy
in Chicago fandom today. True.
none OF the teams are on top, but
tho Cubs and Sox are in second
places In their respective leagues.
and the Federals are hui gene and
half from the leading Pi'tfeds
One-half game separates the 5ox
from the Yanks. and the Cubs are
only seven points behind the PM
itoa
The Detroit times., 1915-05-22

var broke out and last pecem he-
came 70 America FOR the trsi time
shortly after her arrival she won
the indoor singles champioDsb 81
the United States from Miss Marie
Wagner Next she won the women
metropolitan lawn tennis singl ,
The Detroit times., 1915-05-22
This Was Expected

CHICAGO. Nav 22-President oil.
more TODAY stamped The storv ths,
Penny KauT was fned 81 900 for ~.
iuy ~ 'oin the Giants as bunk
Kau- was sus-endei without uay
prd lost only his salary while idle.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-22
RUNNERS ON
CANUCK OVALS
GET STARTED

TORONTO. Can May % The
racing meet Of The Ontario Jockey
club is scheduled 20 begin here TO
day It will last until May ..
The Detroit times., 1915-05-22
High school Games TO-DAY,

western W YpI Normal Props az
Clark mark az 10 a. m
Eastern va Windsor Collegiate In
psltute ~ Mack park
Northwestern vs. Royal Oak high
az Royal oak
Central w. Monroe high at Monroe
The Detroit times., 1915-05-22
American Association
st NDVNG


Co'rvfu~ Kansas CITY
TrdIaraDolis ~ Mirnaapoifa--vve,
grounds
r.ouis~i'1s - g Psu'--ws, Erourss
Cleveland ~ MIiws kse-r
grounds
The Detroit times., 1915-05-22

Coach sharp. of Cornell. dropped
steve Rasan from the baseball team
for brenking training rules this
week Sharpe has been quoted as
saying that naFnn " the best col
The Detroit times., 1915-05-22

- ksN1 80 S-r'h Berf
Ti'u- a. saginaw
Battle Creek 1T Raw CITY.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-22

Tn'ni -sv--rnetrof' - hth's' -.
20 SRcrt~~e hits--V~prh. Eavar~ IN.
vour~ erhsrE stolen kaae- W.T.
Crrwford Strurk pttchins Hun1.
--~-v--- Nlts I'D - limos ~ N-t ~
ShAwkey r. 'rring. hits r-A -
tir.~s ~ hs' ~ Dpete- IN tr~i"Vs
q N'ts 49, 80 times ~ ha' 80 uo'e ~
In inrirg- Crons out IN sev"'N1.
no hts and 'fr1es ~ hs' - D1uss
~ ! fnutuv h'fu - 'ir's- - 49,
~ C-vrt - 2 inrirR. Two-hrss si's
Walsh Neach. pRrrv. Young nav
irs Thrr~ hrse ht'--Oldri~> s'-uck
r-t'-Wv Roland r.@npl Nv shaw
kew , tRavNnRRh Roland ~ p7t-
lea (Cohhi Bases On hal'---OT
Poland fRar~vl OF Get
fS'ruukb ~ Oaur G'ru~k
s~harr v'si-h. parrv uu-rty 81
rirRl. ~ shnwtev tpush VIZ.
80 Davis- 9 fToNh > Young w. >
'.-vT 7svh, pc1bi, n'1vs-7gst
Young and RsvsnqVN. ps-"v '-'r'~
~~A s'ro-k Trv~' nd RaveraKh
pa~rv srd strunk t,~f, nr hs
Detroit 8 Athletics . VIA pi'~N~s
--polarf ? Ghawkey Ult hv pitch
81 hsll--p~ Davies fpush1 -trrs
80 tmpir~--Fvans Attendance
The Detroit times., 1915-05-22

MAXWELL Sorthva-H Mack
pax T-vrfrs Murph-
sud 7ke-S Va Packards Parka-f
park Umpire Gienaivin a 4
Burroughs Va Timkens West End
park Umpire BRIGHTER a
The Detroit times., 1915-05-22

~. pitt.hurgh prss have ur~on-
4 fioraiiv rslsNssi pf'cher fF-warf
Csrrnit1, who was 7ui'~ a National
league hurler IN his day
The Detroit times., 1915-05-22

Nor'hws.'.rn hieh defeated NcNIli
Ian. II ~ n YESTERDAY
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-02
SEPTEMBER WEATHER.
Suany Colorado Sustained Its Repu.
tatiOn Last M0nth-Only Three
Cloudy Days.

September has been q month for a
continual round OF sunshine. There
were only three cloudy days. Sixty
per cent Of the days during the
month were clear and perfect days.
thirty per cent we're just partly per-
feet. and less than ten per cent were
dark and dreary--known In the par
lance OF the weather man as cloudy.
On seven of the nine cloudy days II
rained. There were traces of rain
on three days and on four other days
II rained. the total precipitation for
the month being l.09 inches. In Sep
tember last year the rainfall aggre-
gated a total OF seventy-four one
hundredths of an inch. The total
rainfall for the nine months OF the
present year is 1889.
The highest temperature recorded
during the month was SS degrees on
the 18th and the lowest 43 degrees
on the 2Sth. Altogether the weather
during the month OF September was
just abu0t ~ near perfect ~ II Ii
possible to be even In Colorado.
whsrelit Is . great privilege to live
and have your being-conpared to
New Orleans. the war zone in Eu-
rope and some other afflicted por-
tionA Of this mundane sphere that we
haye been reading about during the
past week.
The record for each day 10 the
month as recorded BY 8. H. Miller.
Of North La Junta. our local weather
Nk~snevoe Il ~ fOI1nva.
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-02
IL was . WEI y.a- I. x...as.

Fred Musnch. Who lives soutA Of
Abilene. Kaa.. IN the bottoms. hss
juse completed cutsing his wheat.
which vas uadsr water for two
moaths. He exDects Q yield oe from
twelve 70 sourtssa bushel, per aere.
A1oag With ths water can. mlllioas
q s0all slsh six 70 eight iicnso loas.
musksats, by ths huadrcds. esAass,
soakss as1 0aay other spseooeas,
whleA have lived 10 The floods1 fDeld.
ooveeal efaaeo were shot ~ 1oeal
soostsnas u Tie wheat fIcid. TAs
water has bssa dsaiasd i.avinO ~
snail flsh . dc. The sicnch fFen
tAeas 1eaA ftsh has been 80 soeoag
taat ehe hssveseias was unpooosaat
ed not uaell ehs flsld 10 plowo1 viii
u ~ rsal kaaaas ground asaie. Il
has beso . ee0aoa sight. whea lSlv.
iag Through ths eouasry here - ~
wheat bsa1les haasiag on the o1aesa
- dry. NJ. MusseA says he - aol
care who beought ths firs, sAens ol
wheat - town. ~ lntsnds = bslns
~ iasl oas.
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-02
co..., Court xe.. WEEK..

There will be u continual round Of
pleasure In court circles during the
month of October. The county court
will he In session during the next
two weeks. commencing next Tues.
day morning. and after that the dis
trict court will be In session for sew.
srsi weeks. commencing Monday. Oc.
tobcr 18th. Monday IL probate day.
and on that day final settlement pro.
csedinGs In the estates Of q. W. Bru.
asF. Of Ia Juata. and Anna n. Mol.
holm. wiii be up for consideration.
A number Of civil cases Will be tried
In the county court next week. with
The jury summoned for the term 10
attendance. Tue cases net for trial
for the first week are % follows:
Tuesdsy-Mary u. Cummisss Va.
Alex Yaat. sheriff: replevin suit 10
recover automobile attached for hus.
hands debts.
wednesdsy-Oeorse Y. Bryant W.
q. Hickman. e. r. Burke. II ai: suit
on promissory note.
Thursday-iloststs Brown N. Er.
wla l.. Brown. divorce.
Friday-isaae n. Reed Va. n. o.
Martha: suit for damages.
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-02
sss.ssssA iSees~ t,ssrss.

Il viii ~ the privilege Of he
peoDle os L. Juata 70 sajoy. oae of
The bsss jycsum coufsss dusiss ths
eoming wlstsf that ws have svss
hs1. Ths ceurss will ~ ss1ss ths
aueoeeee q Ne Msehodise Brother.
hoed, ssl iaeoulss iivs vssy hish
eoosD ou0oogs. ~ flsse 80 u ~.
eosu1as osla0 eeas1dsesd oas & ~
eoae1oe1 aoeas11eoe n ~ lyeeun
Vog11. ~ = kaewa - ~ ksll-
o0O-11olooo o)ao1ng Rasty. an1 n v11l
- - eoon1nO ou0bes q ~ MseA.
o11Ge 1hueGn Wo1oso1oy evsalng. o.
toeoR loeh.
~ NE auobeee - ~ 1yeeuu
eougDot M looee - ehels acoeos.
enee. age - SeDlewss oseebse losh.
ksl1eGD D-ulelso olAslng nassy; ne.
volnooP ~. Coooeol1oe oooe0o =,
n1o1)ools 1oooogogs Uocon>n6 -
& J. =! !
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-02
RATES NOT uxREAsoxABl.E.
Arkansas Valley Railway Light and
Power Company Files Answer to
Complnint 0f Our Citizeas.

An answer to the complaint Of
twenty-five citisens Of La Junta
against the Arkansas Valley Railway.
Light and Power Company. alleging
that the citizens of La Junta were
entitled to and should receive q
cheaper rate for electric light and
power service than Is now being
charged. was filed by the defendant
corporation on September 2Sth with
the Public Utilities Commission Of
the state OF Colorado. The answer.
= copy Of which was received by the
Tribune on the day after II was filed.
II. as follows:
Before the Public Utilities Commits
sion Of the State Of Colorado.
Citizens Of La Junta. complainants,
W. The Arkansas Valley Railway,
Light and Power Company. de-
PENDANTS. Case No. 3S.
The Arkansas Valley Railway.
Light and Power Company for answer
TO the petition or complaint In this
proceeding:
First-Denies that its rates and
charges for supplying electricity to
the city Of La Junta and to the In
habitants Of said city are in any re-
spects unfair. unreasonable. unjust.
excessive or discriminatory. and
AYERS ON the contrary that defend
ants rates and charges In the prem
ises are Just. fair. reasonable and
equal and that the service furnished
by Il 70 aid city Of L. Junta and it,
Inhabitants u good aad not open to
reasonable criticism.
Wherefore. defendant prays that
sald petition b dismissed.
THu ARKANSAS VALLEY RAIL-
= WAY. LIGHT AND POWER CO.
BY Devine and Preston.
Attorneys.
". 2. Rabsr. vscs prssidsst and
osaesar nAnaeer Ct Tie Asn1Aaas
Fva1lsV zna1oway. Light and P0wes
Company. the defendant In the above
procssding. deposes and says that be
has read the foregoing answer TO the
petition or complaint. and knows the
contents thereof. and that the facts
herein stated are true to the best
knowledge and belief Of affiant.
8. 8. Kendall. chairman Of the
Public Utilities Commission. writes
that this case will be set for hearing
at the earliest possible date.
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-02
Ne~~ Direct Fmm War x'sc.

The Rev. u. Howard Dow. rector
Of 81. Andrews. recently = letter
from DR.. Watson of Holy Trinity
Episcopal church In Paris. Franco.
The letter has = great deal 10 say 70.
garding the wsr. and tells many tn
tsrssting things. There arc three
Episcopal churches In Paris. and 81.
Andrews church. Ia Junta. recently
seat over $50 10 assist DR.. Watson
In maintaining the work Of his
church In Paris. Most Americans In
Paris are members Of the Eplscopai
church. and are very enthusiastic for
the cause Of France.
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-02
t,sa Tl...s- nsrA 'As.ls.

Mr. aad Mrs. D. n Hasnon. Of
Dsaver. who have bssa visiting at
polnts II Iowa. Missouri aa1 1lll.
sels. aaA also aecs0pssied n thsle
swo sess. passsi asl Rstsst y MI.
waukss. WIS.,. whsss thsy have -.
teeed scheol. asSive1 10 thia city Iasl
Thufs1ay % visit Mn. hsaaoa'a
s)slesu. Alrs. Julla Dsa1lsh. Nm. !.
?. Bra1isA cad Mn. wallace Deasoa.
asl also NJ. Hannea's slslss. Mn.
joAn RAN.
~. Aad Mn. Haaaoa aes eesnss
seseleeas q thls sisy whea Ne. 1laa.
~ ~ emD0eyol ~ ~ Wells Das'
9 nnog1oD CeDDqay. ~ \ .aou
ocoaooooo IN ~ 0oo1ols = ol1ol1l
{ l1A = oonsoe.
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-02
xEwHoUsE sAsEnAlL DOPE.

.
Frank Newhouse. who umpired
the Post tournament ssrise had 1he
following comment In hi Amateur
Bat" column concerning - 1an,a
players:
Manager Forester has no 4omplaint
to make in losing the stale cham
pionship. and says that his fsan. did
not play up to the standard II Is ca
pable Of playing. and Will - back
next year ~ strong - ever.
Many OF the players ara licking
on Chellsord getting the indisidual
cup for his playing. II you viii look
over the scores you Will notice that
Chellgord had as many chances in
the five games as any three other
infielders with the exception OF the
first baseman Of any team had dur
ing the series. and be made boots
which show he went aftsr every
thing. and with that he was last on
the paths. and hit we'll wlth zen on
bases. and scored q many 4 1ns as
any Of them. He was . ~. and II
he did run wild ON the sneet he GER
tainly took chances. ThA4 = why
Cobb is such great bass v1n4es. He
takes chances and ssts eWal with
them.
They are attempting = oeD4hbe .
baseball league IN the AgoEn0oD,val-
ley with the Fort Lyoa. Las Ahihas.
Lamar. Rocky Ford. Il Juaeg Srin-
idad. and Ration. N. n. = w4pld he
. good league II tAsys - - 3at up
their earnings With Nh 6n1a1Ds
The All Star team. b ~ iter's
opinion. is Aanioa. of 0e1v h for
catcher: Mspsl Of BruGhs 11GoDaa Of
La Junta, Rsnell. Of L. 10eA. as
pitchers: Felix Of DeavoR ~ first
base. Matticks Of the DeunA 1>bm for
second. Chelieord a ~ Z y JsaiA
team ~ short. 0sssnstsla ~ = 0sss-
ley team - third. ChaAv1G8 2 Oen-
yer. siicott Of Orssley. uby d
Brush and Matnsy es - -. tos
the outfleod. wv 4
TAs II JuaAo taoa &lao 4 rfou
- -DtkSo .1aoyeseat1e ~ "
|lhs uhiforusd tear In the tcuf6sy,
and should have Il. - they eertalaly
looked dandy on the field.
Chellgord Of the La Junta team
Wins the Individual cup for ali around
playing. ~ be had twelve chances,
bootinG two. and has accepted eight
or more chances in each game and Il
fast on the sacks. hits well. either
left handed or right handed.
Renell Of Ia Junta wins the bes,
pitchers' cup on earned runs against
him. ~ he had but four earned runs
against him. where Maple OF Brush
had five earned runs against him
Mapel. on sensational pitching
should have won the cup. but on the
rules that were decided on. the pitch.
Or that had less earned runs scored
against him should win. and both
Renell and Maple pitched thres
games each. making Rencil ala the
cup which the Standish hotel gave.