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Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28

Dear Social Corner Sisters: I have
planned number Of things IN my
home TO save steps and I am going
to tell YOU about some Of them.
AZ my house Is a cottage with
laundry In the basement q great many
steps are required IN doing the ordln-
airy housework.
Between my kitchen and reception
hall IL q small hall with door which
leads to the basement. In this hall I
have a small table 10 held newspa-
pers. During my morning work n
20 either, to the upstairs rooms soy
the bapsment place II on this table
until .kuch time as 30 there.
When I so down stairs In the morn
ing take all clothes going to tho
laundry down stars and place IL on
this table until have occasion to 50
to the basement
Besides having SCISSORS, thread. etc
in my sewing room up stairs. also
have pair Of scissors and pfneushion
in my kitchen.
The upper drawer in my kitchen
cabinet 10 divided into three compaft-
ments. In one Of these ] keep
and q paper a safety pins. In. Z
second I have a bottle OF peroxide and
| roll or stertlized gauze bandages In
stead of saving pie0es Of white CLOTH
| for bandages \ always keep the steril-
ized Eauze On hard ~ Il b much handiel
and takes up less room and q ten yard
piece can be purchased for fve cents
| miscellaneous finds such. a. buttona
keys, nuts, bolts. etc. When anything
/ Is missing around the house from q
i shoe button to a door knob, the mis-.
eellaneoua drawer IN t1e FIRST place
visited, and many an innocent ioekiDf
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28

be sceiabiiftY this way. think. than
IL one kept onafa own lunch box.
Speak up, friends, and let us know
what you think. To those who have
had anything to % In getsing - these
annual picnics. speak up and let Us
know.
Aunt Abby and I have had two an.
nua1 picnics each. We both feel the
same I'm regard to the carrying out ef
the matter. We take pleasure I'm tho
work al long aa things 90 smoothly,
Peggy Anne. Your card Just re-.
cefved: have ansWsfed II ana viii mali
IL when mail this. Hope hare made
the matter plain to yous Let ms know
how you come out ana how large .
gathering yen have.
Saturday Eve I have TIVE daugh-
ters 10 sew foFs besides nyeelf 20 was
interested I'm yoHr hiddan dress goods
sentences. Here are my answers. Afm
they c0Freet7
/ i. Calico; Z. Gfnshafn; ., Gotten; 4.
Ssrss, s, SILK; q, Satin; :. papltus
Cut cut cut sea- da-cnti There e0es
my spring ehietsn In Azaisa's straw
berry pateh. ~
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28

bstweeB aaA On teD a fhe saks iay
siissd pssShss ea fss eEsam,
esssh pe44iea@-g,BttSF q DgA1fFg
fisg sn1 HlsSs Nbsls Teeetss p sc
betteD ~ ~ psHF ever them . batter
800 q ! 20 nIis ~ = saEsL
ssiss : = sIso gst(ss, Brss az syss
flBe peaches aH1 baiks Until atesiy
bgswSsa serve witb eFsaMI
Psssbss ss9 TsTless. -Seak eeR ~
taRieea over tight ~ 90 morning
40 sHaaH pinch ~ salt en4 eeek uatH
sue 81 = ~ Ss sss ss Zee "a s sa.S
% sett the Taste, aaVeg - Desired,
put Into bakiBE disb and bake q
golden brown, Serve cold WITH sFesH,
pssgs can be used ths saEas a.
sps q T. ssps e.. o. v fae sssS. w az
snd asiBess, equal auastlv, mskss one
PIES, Try baking pears - you weuld
| apples thsv are Hies,
Tsks nice sseoth guinness, remove
ne core Oh .ith ssssE, Piees n 2
walsr asx bake or hours. Good
osaps ceHsarvs~Two 9uaEta., q
Il grapss cooked and stFalna1 put back
In Kettle. add ~ pounds % engar, =
pound q rsisins : oranssa : ssns
Find and outs. niI an together. cook
until II tellies. Put IN giassae and
cover with wax - you would Jelly.
naNana esoAM-cut ana slice q GOOD
FtDe bananas and mash or run through
eolander. ada the tuies Of q lemon.
the white OF an esq and Whip the miz-
spoons 81 sugar and whip again.
When ready 20 serve. put few berries
or eherries or bits OF pineapple on top
% II. very nice between layer cake
Tablespoonful OF lard In saucepan
and when very bot. slice in one onion
and Try until brown. then add quart
OF hot water and tender carrots
scraped and sliced with salt 70 taste.
Let boil until the carrots are soft.
boils away. Drop In dumplins and
cook until done
Hanhura Steak and carreta-rry
the steak In the usual manner and use
!. the same skillet without washing for
the carrots The carrots must Be
crumbs and highly seasoned and
. formed into balls Roll In egg and
bread crumbs and fry until hghi
brc=n. basttnk frequently with tbs
juice of the meat. Place both meal
, and vegetables on a hot platter and
I earnish with parsley.
PURGE Of carrots.-Slice hne tn
Z outer parts OF q dozen carrots. par
boil 10 minutes. drain and cook gent
Z ly until tender with one pint OF water
1 teaspoon each OF salt and sugar. Il
= teaspoon OF peppar. When carrots ar
= tender. add half q pound OF stale breaG
: crumbs and q quart OF veal OF ehickel
broth. then simmer for an hour. thel
put through q colander. II not sof
e enough, use little more broth or milk
I think this Is enough for once WI
y come again some other time with more
Dorothy PeIktns No = ! think
could 20 straight to your house les
we have met several times. and bop
to meet again. You gave yo0FSel
tawNY that time.
II Best wishes from
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28
THlnas WELL 70 KNOW.

Dear Sisters o. Ths Social ceFnsFi
I am sending IN bsipfui hints
20. ss.ss Ts~.ts.ss So. cs e, I've i.ssss
Nth grated bread crumbs ssaseFsa
e ss tss sic"iS ieS ts' s's' a q s
81 a. hoas.
toes 81 corn neal FIRST seflskis ti.Sla
with salt and Try N hat battSFS Uiaea
eaFafHliy on . hot dish a84 pour ever
them sFaFT naa1e ~ fellows LIST
eRs tablsspeep aeuF, rubbed smooth VI
one Tablespoon butter sesk until
smoeth aEld thick.
FFiad eneeFnkaest slice ana Sprinkle
WITH pepper ana salt dip them IN
cracker dust; Try brown,
Lesinatea eatsi Cream tegsthsF tive
Syn g. % snsaE one $40 ens half cups
s 1880 SO To-, . iss zee .Ss s ssP.
red one teaspoon soda. one baif cup 81
naiik. two cups zpaF. one pesnd Of
euFEsnAs. haf D0aiA chopped Faisins.
cloves, cinnamon and nutmeg 20 taste.
This makes two akgs leaves.
summer squashS Wash and pare
s sqI sps is. w sss sa ana Ssf D.pD Dss
and dredge With aonF or corn meal,
and fry until Q nice drown. in hall
butter and half lard, Cook slowly
vita cover over fFyine pan.
All fruit set at new moon blossoms,
but to not bear fruit whist those ssl
three days before full moon bear
Trees pFuned al rev moen shooi
forth non-bearing branches; but Il
Prunsd At full moon they win b
Sow all kinds Of pulse cabbage. let
tuce beAna etc while moon a In can
GER.
If planted while moon is rising seed
| will grow quickly. .
Dress your garden and trim small
trees while moon Is In Libra or Ca
| pricorn.
Plant grape vines. build bay ami
mails for breeding purposes while moor
| is in Taurus: while Noon Il in Libra
| buy and sell: begin tedious undertake
ings while moon is in Leo: make wine
while moon 10 IN Capricorn or II
Libra or Sagitarius. Set fowls II
| the chicks will come out near the new
moon and In Aries. Cancer Libra Of
Capricorn The chicks will grow
| quickly and start laying early. etc.
Plant potatoes all roots. moon n
Taurus XIII noxious weeds an'
/ growths.
Noon in Gemiri or Leo; Plant corn
wheat. rye. oats, rice. barley. cueum
hers. melons. squash. pumpkins, tona
While moon Ia In Cancer. Pisces O
Scorpio.
Plant turEips. carrots. etc. whel
moon Is In Libua.
Best wishes to all
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28
sEAsoNAsLE RECIPES.

\ Dear Editor and Social Corner
Friends.--I send eeAsonable recipes
that may come In handy.
eraps Catsup-wasn and stem the
grapes Put I'VE pounds Of the fruit
into q kettle and heat very slowly;
when soft run through q sieve return
to the kettle and add three pounds Of
sugar, two cupsful Of vinegar, one tea
spoon each Of black pepper. cinnamon
and allspice: boil for one hour and bot
tie while hot
craps-water for invaIlds Two
breakfast cupsful Of grapes and three
quarters Of pint Of boiling water;
wash and mash grapes; I'd the water,
simmer for ten minutes; strain. chill
and serve.
Grape Egsno9-Beat enc esq very
light. add half q glass Of grape Juice
and beat again: then ad half q wine
glass Of cream. beat theronghly, add
sugar II desired. and serve with dainty
waters.
Picked essts o. csrrets-Boil the
beets until tender, remove the skins
while hot. and slice; cover With hot
| spfced vinegar that has been wei
sweetened- Carrot pickles are made in
| the same way. These are not only
good, but also make q nice BIT Of color
| las for the table.
Mixed Mustard Piekls-one QUAR-
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28
AN ADVENTURE IN DREAMLAHD

aftarwarde.r Aeaan The co,nerltes
gave vent Co their merfimen6
~Pfaoticaf Pdlly,~ howevef. aaGHestg
% they. ought not 70 Ilnger lonsef e
tss part ~ fhey szpsetsd 70 SEE enZ.
heard tbs social Corner nalssT so we
we're o. return - ne United states
fsffsht~ eehesd sbaser7
Yes" tonight repiisa .rfaetieai POI
Peggy Ann ~YeIng ysnnsrs
mothers could net have cams had
trey nst sxgsetsa g Be - hons ~
ne e.. ehi y. esa - he,s; -. -
Sim jim 70 Marcos"
Take care, said 'tAfafets,s vita
great prudence (spFhdsnegt1, ~un6le
Parker" has hfs. sFe On yeas he e14
ways pFfGks 40 his ears wheneFsr ~
In the asantifls 'FalEY God MeEheFv
was Eazina ~ ths vast crowd q ceF-
nsFitss with . theughtfHt eye. IFS .
great sigbt@ said she. tnFnin1 -
HAdEsiraS % see ths Seal CeEpss
ars fSs IA Hs snss tsal1iss 49, ss:.aiais1 Il
twat eentF1bateF1. ana theFs .aFs ths
sFsiFyT IAfidsst.S SDeiIis,s 1bastis'A
.'Littis BHttsgeup.y sn4 ssneW Yiaka,T
IN Wase ~ HsF Wsn1 tn tns7f a6sS-
syss''l end there are black eyes,
| Casting a lock - aEnnssment ~
Black Eyed sssan,s who had tbs So
eiei Corner 'Pnss" tneksd seeursiy. un-
sSs.i sns nm. n a., StsTsns her frsn'
There 10 ths Flowing b.auy q
Rosie ana 'california Poppy,@ and
the flower like faces o. 'PanssiS Hep
Asi fSsn and nd IeSs rs BAL v,v..,o..... =,
Merry widow" Merry FsrmsTs
Boy Merry Andrew" ana sTepsy'
and the calm quiet manner Of still.
wateF,%and silent Partner"
For swestness who can vie with
"VIeiet." sArhptus." and our new Sis,
ter Sweet sixteenH
The philosophy Of billie" ths
eheerfulness OF Ready" the eourag'
Of Married and Happy" the wisdeg
pear me- said the FAIRY Co
Mother." pausing 20 catch her breath
there Ia no end 10 the types OF PEG
pie which see here.
just then "Piiny Palermo" who hal
visited Havana before offered to as
as guide during their short stay II
Havana.
/ Whereupon Silver Belr' asked to b,
eondueted to the cabl once where sh'
could send a eahlegrame 20 her sis
ter, Liberty Bell" who notwithstand
ing her extreme old age and frail con
stitution had reached the "Panam;
i exposition in safety.
/ Josiah" said he would like to Sc.
a BLACK Beauty"
This unfortunate remark arouset
| "SamanthaAs" indignation. "Yol
should remember YOU are no "Sprinl
Chicken "Jokiah Allen" said she
Suddenly, without any apparent pre-
paration the hydroplane scared up
ward with Odd Glory" futtering Il
the breeze. followed by the "'Socia
Corner Bees" and last. but not least
Witch Hazel" took ''Biddy'' in he
arms, mounted her broom stick an
followed the others-while Cordelia-
cordelia was left behind In the ham
mock, She opened her eyes to hea
, her sister polly Peppermint" say:
wake upl Cordelia. what are yo
waving your arms in that ridiculou
fashion for" and then Cordelia re
mepbered where she was, and realiz
: ed that she had been "preamsr,"
IL CORDEIIA.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28

LITTLE pfaee ef iron proves 70 he q va1-
mablm par4 o. 9OmefhfuH.
SOME ore said o small child IN the
home Wtu save more ffepe than any o.
and heartily agree with them, and I
ind this eepe1ia1ly true On sWe4uino
dara I generally call Tor q volanfees
noyins The cfEera eea faSn 4 $1,000
That 0m@~ He GETS the vacmmm sweep
~. bFo1n. orr mon, dust pan sfe. and
assists me In carrying them from room
= foena. carries out al fu9a. n1oTe>
window s1IIss
ThsT always seem 70 srtoy bs1pfas
much more than they would % have
TASK 70 perform alone.
| Mnnnsrs Received y0ur letter, va
also f1aa 70 see q letter IN Th9 Coz.
sss from ysu last week, WIN wa.
bSst wishes 70 al.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28
MERRY ANDREW SPEAKS UP.

Dear Editor and Social Corner Sia-
tiers; ! am sorry STAFFORD Daisy had
such q time In Boston Liberty lBell,
We all had quite time over your
eonundrums-
Doctor; viii be at your picnic
the next time.
VIII some or the Sisters tell me the
best way to do up Sour Pickles.
should like to Join any OF the Social
Corner clubs and heln all I can.
Happy birthday to Maine Lover,
TrettieS think know SoaS DID
you not live IN fSaltie three years Ago :
MERRY ANDREW,
NfoeSun
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28

ssss' ozs sssst e x ss ass 9~c essen
peppers. cut srneiis enc d1art eauii-
Hover broken into small Sc; pot 40
lsfo = 8set seif water for t8enty >fsuf
hoefs eod tee1 said ~ t1e een4
:s ron l,s s tss scss s ~. cs ss
ci5ps Of sasef. e<lsshaif cup "a fctF.
eps aosst n yinseef. nsls ali tcssihes
ara hs4f to4iihs hot .Pe.sf over sth4
pickle and beat very slowly ~ n wiil
befn. Seal IN eAns o. 5afs.
ptskis1 sssss -esi1st tss1ey sEssz
Zss s ssa s ssss e s.s ssss sss q -
Esssv y sfjSx fssy iss boflsl psi
fhi5k sgfse asa1s a eve euFw a V5As-
sss. zoe ego OF wet1f 500 one Sst
" suess. esai a. eHes.
Tsessss sns Lstssfo ssis4-Usz esl5
- - , ~ ~. ~ s1sses ss ~ T.:
aftsf seeIinf sut tlls tenat4ss ihtt
4 bed ~ shfs11ed jsttaes, spTiHkl4
EVER o nttts ABsit minced 0nf6n, .Af6
s yer y,. ~ d sss &c .sl % v'"'
move <. I 81 fss ~ e..s.s s
~ fFEa .temAles1 season fbs tefasteei
sessss Bs.ls2 ~ fsssssssi slfk s ssjt' 80,
Per. battsF ana Hts sFstsa Gbssss
~ fbs tomato cups with the faaeaFeR
mixture, sprinkle bFssa crumbs e0ttes
SsEs n 4 10. s ssss Asif - b ssEH ~
cSsas " Tsnsts end giee esse =
70 eBs pint u tonstees ed . dee
carrot, . minced onion, two cloves an
ssssss ~, Esssr 70 eyer: cook Until 90,
sieve, $40 . tabiesDeen ~ waAhs1 re
end salt, pepper and sugaF 20 taste
ad more watST II naeessaFg And aim
Ineg Until the nee IL tender; then a.
Tablespoon ~ butter and thin % Oh
essirsd eensistsnfy With Htfkj bon VI
yAaAwAT pAafK.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28

chiefs for the children and myself. and
had enough left by colorlng two eolors
TOR bed quilt, prefer dark blue and
red as they don't show the dirt so
readily,
The last article made was a side
board scarf,
took ave 81 the middle Siae and set
eNgeeAAr with narrow Insertion and
hemStltchea the ends and hemmed the
sides. This makes q good serViceahle
one IL not 80 fancy a. the ones NNu
can buy rNAdy-maae> The bags
had left henamed for h0eey'S every
aaY haAakerehiefS>
can hear the sisters lAugh when
they read 0f my economy, but never
mind, Il has saved ne many a dollar,
II they don't laNk a. nice an these
made heM eletA bought ny the yard
Best wishes 60 all the Sisters,
AAwNwEEh
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28

Joes Have passed your house many
times II you ever ride In the auto
stop and see me-
Aunt Sarah; Doubtful about COM
Ing when YOU said,
ChertSettNS Are YOU going to the
peet To-
ReadyS Let's see a scratch from
your pen IL nothing more,
VIM stop for this time. or may not
be welcome again
RAPA's BOY,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28
OATMEAL COOKIES

Dear Slsters$ Sorry ! was not at
your pieAie, I enjoyed reading about
must have ENJOYABLE times at Your pies
hlcS.
l have a recipe fer Oatmeal Cookies
which are very delicious for pieAie
luAeheeAs$
Oatmeal GeektsS-Twe and eNevhalt
eNRS Relied Oats, eggs> teaspoons
Vanilla. 2 teaspoons haklAg peWdeN
A~S teaspoon salt l eur SUGAR tAege
Tablespoon butter Mix we'll. pour on
creased tins enc teAaN0Nn> Let spread
and babe a FEW minutes In het eveN,
PUSSY CAR,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28
A MESSAGE TO ALI.

Dear Social Corner Sisters There
I'm this merry circle, 40 with pen In
hand. allow me to Join YOU.
Iust q little message. In these lines
which found recently, good, perhaps.
for US all: - s-.--'1. :
Don't look for the flaws r
IA you 60 through life.
And even IL you and them,
BE Wise and kind
And somewhat blind. :
And look for the virtues behind them,
F FkSs ELOfSE
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28
GREETING FROM AeMIRER.

Dear. Edlter and social Corner sis,
tng my story, feel "a II YOU had re.
eelNea me into your SiSterAoea,
Blanche and Aunt AeSeerS Am glad
YOU liked the story,
Lucy Aeorns I am AFRAID I don't
know you unless Il was In New Jer-
aeN
Saturday ENS$ Haw'a tAla$ I cal,
see> : gtnshan, : cotton, 4 serge. !
all&, 6 satin, noplln.
sister Six lust wish had Some Of
your peanuts and gum, now that !
hear the Sisters talk 50 much about.
Daana> think Il worth while for
every sirl tn take = course Ia eeelSing
before she naarrieS, and this saves ~
many domestic troubles
Hoping TO become acquainted with
the SisterA ann
ApNIRA,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28

Dear Social Cornerites:-T enjoy
reading your letters no much, want
10 een4e- 10 some % year pienice, but
I don't seem TO know where You live.
I see In the paper, today, that Annette
has picnic Aug 2ath. but where lives
Dear Faye verna:' How sorry am
for you IN your affliction, -
Glenwood, I hope everything win
comae out right with you. How nice
your mother can be with you and Faye
Werna In your time OF trouble,
Betsey Bobbett: heard you were
sick. / nope you are better. How
do ycu like living In VS.
Grace; l. think know you. Isn't
the initial In your last name L?
Shslii look In at the Social Corner
tent this year if 10 20 the fair,
With best wishes TO all.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28
SILENCE CLOTH.

Those Of us who still cling to table,
cloths instead OF polished wood have
often wondered. at the exasperating
Qualities Of the Canton flannel silence
cloth Almost every hot dish placed
over u causes IL to stick closer than
q hrnther to the polished table and to
leave white fuzzy rings on the wood.
Instead. make q. silence cloth out OF
cheeseeioth or ether washable material
with. several layers Of paper between
the two folds. Overcast the edges and
knot here and there as In q quilt
The Mothers Magazine
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28
pAp4s BOY 4 COOP ouEssER

Dear Editor and Social Corner Sis
ters:-Although I have been absent for
long time have read the page every
week from the Sisters. During my
Saturday Eve: Have tried guessing
your hiden dress goods. / calico. z
Bingham, cotton, serge. silk, Q
satfu. poplin. Are any OF them right
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28
AN INQUIRY.

miss thee. If thou and John Alden
have had trouble, won't You please
take pity on the rest OF thy Sisters and
write again, as we would like to see
thy lines in The Corner of cur home
paper. once again.
JOHN ALDEN, NO. 2.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28
A WORD FoR H0MeLE sEE,

Dear Editor OF the Social Corner;
As Your latch airing h. out for all
strangers I with step In for q few min
atea to thank Bumole Bee for her nice
recipe for hlled cookies, don't think
we know one another, but II she Is as
nice an the cookies, her sting won't
hurt much
NER REM
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28
,NeulRIgs ANn ANsWERs.:

ANNETTE sent In correct answer
70 Saturday Ewes conundrum.,
TIDY ADDLY: Letter received and
mailed to Saturday Eve.
Editor waa away and your request
could not have been honored In time.
He fg not allowed to send out the adj
dress OF any writer without that
writer's consent.
CRIMSON RAMBLER; Letter re-
ceived and forwarded to Saturday
A CONSTANT READER WRITES:
WILL the lady who wrote the recipe last
summer Cor making sticky fly paper
plea&e give II again, az would like to
rise ~ and have lost the other.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28
FHssHEh VEGETABLES.

When your vegetables become wilted
AID stale before you have an epportun-
ity to use them. place them for an hour
or 80 IN q gallon Of water to which a
teaspoonful Of soda has been AIDED
They win then be 1ust a. crisp ana
fresh a. when gathered from the gar
dan
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28
GIVE Us SOMETHING HARDER.

Editor Of Social Corner:-I forward
answers to SatuHaay Ewes conundruns:
One calico; 2.;Eingham: .. cotton 4,
AK. Ii. ISIS. TIbf ADpLx.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28

Lars your spring suit vita Aoweed
crepe de chine.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28
SOCIAL CORNER PRIZE WINNERS FOR AUGUST

FIRST Prise s2so
TO Aurty No. for letter entitled ways
Prize $50
10 Parkway Dame Recsess
Third przs 500
To Grandma for letter entitled "Frugaties Of other Days
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28
ANGELS FROM FRIENDSHIPS GATHER HALF
ri THEIR JOYS
livery woMAN,e OPPORTUNITY


Of
ay.Me
Address Bulletin NeF~dsh
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28

THggE PeizEe MONTHLY ssSc to Grsf eSe 70 seconds
Awasa made fhs last Saturday In each menth
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28
A CHAT FROM VALENTINE.

Yantic.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28
TO SAVE TIME, LABOR ANr
NERVES.

NEB BEN,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-30

4
will be pitchers and one will be a ri
catcher. At present it does not seem o
that we will see Robbins, Buckles,
Schorr or Tyree in the northern lat
itudes.
Camp at Tampa will be broken to-
morrow night, and the hike north
will begin, with games billed for sew
eral cities en- route. In all but one
city more than single game is cardl
ed, which means there will be no tir-
ing quick jumps.
Hitting is not prominent in the %
training work of Joe TinkeT's Whales !
this spring. Gents who pestled the
pill far and wide last summer are haV-
ing trouble focusing their eyes on the
ball. This applies particularly to
Zwilling, Wilson and Beck. On the,
other hand, KavanaUgh and Jackson
are shifting Justify, and there is
strong possibility that the latter may
run Beck out of the job of first bas-
ing.
There is reason for this absence of
batting. The Whale pitchers have
Come along remarkably in their early
work and are far advanced in curVlng
the ball and putting on top speed.
The batters have not been allowed to
gradually. accustOm themselves to
twisteTs after a winters ease.
After the season starts this should
work to thei advantage, and strike
outs in the spsing do not lose games
that count in the league standing.
Games between right and left hand,
ed members of the squad are put on
every afternoon and so far the south,
paws have had the better of the intra-,
club argument.
Lee TannehiII, one of the old guard
of White SOx, recently with Minneap-,
oils in the American association,
wants a Federal league berth.
George StoVaII will stick as man.
ager of the Kawfeds, and Germany
Cobo nfnr and Ed ReuIbaph will on tn
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battles with the Pacific Coast league
teams.
Ed Walsh intends to remain on the
coast for few days to have his arm
treated by a learned doc of that
neighbOrhOod, and then will come on
home with the second string athletes.
Buck Weaver will catch up to the
first-chop gang after a few days
more lettering in California.
Sox beat RedIands u, to 1, in
easy game. Scott, Faber and Rus
sell each worked three innings. Col
legians got but two hits.
Yannigans beat Las Vegas, IA to o.
Jack Fourier was hit three times by
the pitcher.
Manager Bresnahan of the Cubs
has a novel idea to put base running
sense into his hired men. He turns
the fast men loose to run wild on
the bases over their slower opponents,
and if teh slow men are run down
because of any defects in the brain
pan, the recruits are licensed to
laugh at thief and bawl raucous COM
ment
.RidicuIt is the strongest weapon
for use against the average man, and
it should bring results, handled as
only ball players can WELD it.
In the practice games as soon as a
man gets on base he must keep NOV
ing. Otherwise there is a strong pos
sibility that he will find some other
athlete treating on his heels. On one
occasion Jim Archer did not show
enough paper, and he. was neatly
roasted by Pete Standridge, rookie
pitcher. Jim then proceeded to bowl
around the paths at speedy clip.
Roger is spacing his men so Safer
or Good come on behind some Of the
fellows who are laggard in their
movements. The two flyers then
move up a base whenever the slight
est opening is presented, and keep
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