Arizona republican., 1915-07-08
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News and Views By HECK


 Joims Brown and H. F'elts will de- part shortly for Miami, leading an exodus of ball players out of this remnant of an organized league CIT 1 cult. Outside of that, nobody seems ! to be very accurately informed as to | the exact place in which most of the members Of the Tucson and PhOe nix teams will take up their next abodeS.
 Herb Hall will climb a train this evening. with his frank open coun- tenance pointed toward Kansas City, in which large burg, he will join the Packers, well known aspirants for pennant honors in the American As sociation. Hall, in making this sec ond debut in organized ball this season. will be entering the same circuit that drew him last year, when he tried out unsuccessfully with tke Milwaukee Brewers. There is no question about the superiority of Halls 1915 pitching arm, over the hunk of beef he packed around in 1914. Some say that he has devel- oped considerably more noodle un- der the careful coachingg of Ole Byrd Lynn this season.
 John Burr Mutt and BSyrd Lynn have gone to Salt Lake. and from now on. Phoenix fans will survey the box scores of Coast League games with a great deal more in terest than before. The fact that Seattle and Vancouver will probably be Tn the Pacific Coast League in 1916 lends weight to the belief that Herb Hester will journey to the for mer city shortly. and take up some duties in connection with the pres ent Northwestern League club that calls the Washington city its hoS|e.
 Herb would have admired to have gotten into the r. c. l. this year, along with Salt Lake. but such was not to be.
 Our Adaptible Aphorisms
 "Blood is thicker than the lack of drinking water"
 And the suspicion of blood inspires thicker headlines in a sensational and not too reliable newspaper. than said lack of water
 F. Galpin. who is developing chest subbing for Mack the life guard. wants it generally understood that he will be in suit of bunged up overalis. trying out for the 1915 Coy -te football squad under Cap. Tom Marian and Coach Mebbeso Frank Geary next fall
 Speaking of Geary. we ardentlv wish that somebody would decide be- fore long that he is in line to put over a third state championship Coy ote football team this year
 Joe O'Connen is one of the cutest motorcycle racers in the game local ly speaking. He recounted last even ing how he took our suggestion about puzzling up the Tucson rac- CTS. As follows:
 Soon after Al Rhodes won the Tucson Speedway race in March. the old Pueblo riders swelled out of all proportion to their neatly fitting jer- seys. We opined that if some ob- scure equine could go down there with motorcycle containing a deep throaty voice. but logged out in all the rusty attire of a Model 1850. | some one might esquire something at two or more to one. O'Connell ventured in to the Vail race astride the same old Indian that Dan Hos mer used to use to scare the day lights and frequent S15 checks out of sDeeders. No more trampish ma a chine could be imagined. But Bill | Gerig. in the two-hundred mile race proved the amount of soup" the old i crock contained. So, Joe was the ! target for many loud and derisive i laugh as he trundled the old boat to 1 the starting line. And wish it understood that those laughs were turned to less merry sounds when l O'Connell checked in at Vail. 1 min l utes ahead of Bakers time in the 1 1914 race. A broken sprocket instead | of wreck delayed O'Connell, was | reported from Tucson.
 
 Don Rader and oscar Horstman | and Roy Brashear have gone to Los | Angeles to indulge in baseball in | various departments. Don left town l last evening without coat, no col 1 lar. and otherwise logged out like a l typical hot country citizen. I'll | sneak in the back way" he remark ed. and maybe nobody will see me Until l can set to q haberdashery." Rader will shortstop for Vernon, | Horstman will pitch for Los Angeles | piring game
 Maud has such a wealth of golden !! hair"
 "only about $$2O.OO worth. ."-Boston 1