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lil.-0lo LEAGUE PENNANT
HOPES SERIES.
RI AR3HAIAL. Tex. March 16.-Au
W outlaw. according to the works
OF Nick Carter and Diamond
Dick. 10 . picturesque, being when
aroused. but even they have not told
It all Here In this ~ achblown Texas
town strange things are going on
among the outlaws Of BASEBALL
strange enough to mako Jesse James
pick up his ears and ponder. 4 de-
layed train that would have led me
into the camp Of the Giants ran W
into the bandit rendezvous I'M
awares. Across the front Of . hotel
near the stalled car window huge
banner proclaimed. TO the world:
"Welcome, Newark Feds!" II was 70.
peated on every other building a. far
a. the eye could reach. That was suf-
ncient warrant for Investigating the
ball club that 70 brave enough to come
into the shadow Of Manhattan and
brays tn, mosquito perils Of Harri.
son. N. J. -.
n Being II full disguise. a. an intro
ductoTy prVcaution. your correspon.
dent succeeded In reaching the little
park and 10 able to report a. foilows:
In the right hand corner could be
seen . dozen ballplayers busily en-
gagged In fielding bunts and passing
around the medicine ball-as they do
| In all baseball camps-but thatswas
not the source OF wonder. Around
Q huge full blood Winnebago Indian,
In baseball uniform. rolling q hoop.
He wasn't simply playing either. A
closer view proved the redskin to be
one Chief johnson. q jumper from the
, Cincinnati Reds. and he was rolling
that hoop for business. Around and
, around the park he went. and when
The hoop wobbled he would look
toward a commanding figure In the
A. the Chief passed near your In
formant he was apparently afraid to
look up and respond to the sign OF
recognition. Precipitation rolled on
his fat 5owls In tiny streams. Mind
you. this hoop rolling was going on al
q broiling hot sun. which. according tc
our way Of thinking. 10 no time for Z
fat man to be following that particu-
lar line Of endeavor. Finally he
wobbied to a peach tree and stopped
George Stovall. known By his men a
Tracey, saw him.
"Thatll cost you ten." he yelled
'put v you get another good roll
may cut II down."
The hoop Immediately started and
the Winnebago went at 1t again
! After exactly one hour he was told h
20 to the hotel and scrub.
"That," said George Stovall. Is th'
best scheme In the world for makinl
an athlete take OF weight. I discov
, cred It accidentally while Watching I
kid out hore two days ago. The gu!
. has got to keep his eye on that hool
|. to keep II from falling and he FORGET
about the work he 10 doing. ThA
Indian has got to take on thirt,
: cou.ns and .he hoop IL the only thin
/. sTovALL HAS PULLED A eRANl
Il NEW TRAINING STUNT.
I'll Whether he wins pennant make
money or what not this George 6to
vail has introduced In baseball
> Training stunt that 10 absolutely nav
, Hereafter the rolling hoop may eCur
C~.~~s~e
|, but the credit must 20 TO the man
, lager Of the Newark Feds. He m
pulled q new one.,
But. you ask. how can he make th
y Indian stand for VT Right ther
!" comes In one Of the most interestin
q features In the progress Of the Fed
. eral League. The Winnebago
. stuck and knows II.
! The Federal League has on u
hands. ~ Q result OF early soal In OF
sanitation. any number Of old timel
y under two or three year contract
:, who must be cared for whether the
y are able TO play or not provided thu
X they keep In condition. Oct that la
phrase-'keep In condition" Unlei
he obeyu AL Instruction. to get hsu
self In shape the Federal League N
m have . right 70 cancsl these oontrac
= and your veteran ts not going b ~
!. that capcellatlou eysa y b. he's - "a
y 3 hooD crom Texna - New xoss .!
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