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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-27
BY DICK HILL.
SOME PITCHING

Coffeman, pitcher for the Puy-
allup Firemen, struck out 81 bat
tiers of the Forresters team In
Sundays game, and won the
game, 8 to 1. Moloney for the
Forresters famed Z. There were
only two safe hits of Coleman
and nine off Moloney. The Puy-
allup team is anxious to arrange
games, preferably with the Bates
Ciothiers or Milwaukee. Any
team wanting games should call
up Main So. Puyallup, after 6
p. m.
The Yakima All-Stars again de-
feated the E street All-Stars Sat
urday by an IL to 8 score. This
gives the Yakima team four
straight victories, three of which
were won by Mierow and one by
McNicol. Score: r H u
Yakima .............1 IL 15
e Street ............ 5 8 3
Batteries: Mierow and Hans,
Earl; Mosier and Walgraf.
ROCHESTER, WINS
The Rochester High school de-
feated Olympia High school, 8 to
2, in a fast and hard fought game
at Rochester Saturday afternoon.
Rochester pulled off two doubles
during the game, Gotchy to Drake
to Belts. and Gotchy TO Belts 10
Jack. James, In left field Tor
Rochester, pulled off five clever
running catches. The scoresa
Olympia Fl. s. ....... 4
Rochester II. s. ..... 3 2 4
Batteries: Springer and, .Sar-
gent; Sager and Millar. n
SHAMROCKS LOSE TOUGH ONE
For eight innings. the Sham
rocks and Wilkeson battled to a
tie yesterday. and then WiIke-
son put over the winning run.
Score. s to 4. A big crowd went
wild. Cranwell pitched a good
game. Batteries: Shamrocks,
Cranwell and Dyer; Wflkeson,
Muldeson and Carlo. -
NATIONALS DEFEATED.
The Nationals went to McKt'n-
ma Sunday and met defeat to the
tune of to 1. Madison. who
pitched seven innings for the
Oakland City league team, was
In the Nationals box, but csiold
not stand the strain. He was re-
lieved by Pollen in the eighth In
ming. Pollen ktruck out three
men on 10 pitched balls. Ashton
at second played . nice game Tor
the Nationals. Moody and Ksypsr
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summary: Stolen bases-JOhn-
son, Wilson. Double plays-Kauf-
man to Hester to Stoke. Two
base hit-Boeckel. Sacrifice hits
johnson, Hogan, Butler, Henry,
Graham, Eberlein. Struck out
BY Kaufman 4. Bases on balls
Off Kaufman 3: off Meikle 6. Hit
by pitched ball-Henry by Kauf-
man; Kaufman by Meikle. Time
of game-2:01. Umpires-Mc-
Greavy and Lynch.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-27
Victoria Wins
Opening Battle

VICTORIA, April 27.--All the
runs of yesterdays game were
made In the first three innings,
Victoria making eight tallies in
the second. 1t was a rousing open
ing day game, and a crowd of
5000 saw the contest. The
score: r. H z
Spokane .............3 10 2
NlCtOrld 10 Y
Batteries: Browning and Wick
er. Brennegan; McKenry and
Grindle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-27
MEET IN STADIUM

The Stadium track squad will
meet the Cushman Indians Thurs
day afternoon in the Stadium In
the first interscholastic meet of
the season., The Indian boys are
a husky crew, and should give the
Stadium lads q hard tussle.
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SAM SMELL INJURED.

Baseball fans will be grieved
to learn that Sam Smell, the crack
pitcher of the Sluggers. fell down
and broke his record Sunday, al
lowing Carlin's Fence Busters to
almost knock the cover off the
ball. In fact, they hit SO hard
that he assures us there was no
fun in the game, at all, at all.
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USED PROFESSIONALS.

DUPONT defeated the Falkland
Athletic club team at Dupont yes
terday by a IL toe score. The
DUPONT team used Butch Bedford
and Helmecke In their lineup,
and the Falkland boys could do
nothing against the professionals.
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Umpires Lynch and McGreevey
gave satisfaction. For once,
there was no batting" the UNI
pires, and the fans seemed unable
to find any decisions to kick
about.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-27
RELEASES TWO

OAKLAND, Cal, April 81. -
Pitcher Malarkey and Infielder
Guest of the Oakland baseball
club were released yesterday aft
ernoon by Manager Christian
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WITH AMATEURS
AND SEMI-PROS

both caught good game, and
Pitcher "Ossie,' Olson, of Nc
Kenna, had his splitter" working
nicely.
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There was plenty of action yes
terday, but it wasn't such an aw-
fully sensational game.
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It's the first Ladies' Day" IT,
day. Friday will also be free day
for the lady fans.
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Tacoma had the bases filled
three different times, but couldn't
come up to the requirements of
the emergency. Meikle, the Abb
erdeen pitcher, did not pitch him.
self out of the holes with any
spectacular display of ability. He
seemed to fall luckily out of the
pinched quarters each time.
There were 1000 spectators at
the ball park, considerably more
than attended the opening days
game In Seattle last Tuesday.
Dick Kaufman walked Piper,
the first man up, in the first in
ming. Dicks arm wasn't in very
good condition yesterday, but he
did valiant work in holding tho
Black Cats down.
Charlie Swain was an interest
ed spectator at the game. He sat
between Mayor Fawcett and Di-
rector Guy Il. Kelly.
The mayor insisted on pitching
the first ball OF the game TO an
Aberdeen batsman. He stayed on
the pitchers slab until he had
thrown eight balls. and until
President Blewett got tired catch
ing them. Then 1t was necessary
for Umpire McGreevy to ask the
mayor TO beat II" 30 the game
could start.
As a special courtesy. Joe Nc
Ginnity presented Mayor Fawcett
with the first baseball used In the
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Giants Are
Stung Again

SEATTLE. April 27.-vancou-
yer pounded out five runs in the
sixth yesterday, knocking Thomas
out OF the box and winning the
game, Z to 1. The Beavers hit
hard throughout the game. The
score: r H r
Vancouver ........... z IL Q
Seattle 1 Z 1
Batteries: Hunt and Brottem;
Thomas and Bonner, King.
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start of the season, played q
heady game of ball.
The score follows:
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BY "PETER."
They play again today, 8 p. m,
at the same place.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-27
OUR SCHOOL OF BASEBALL
HINTS FOR THE YOUNG PITCHER
BY RUSS HALL, TIGER MANAGER

the ball as shown In Fig 1, with
the two first fingers ON top, the
second held fast on the seam. The
other pair of fingers are pressing
from the other side the ball
touching almost the whole side
Of the third finger. The idea is
to get this away between the
pairs of fingers as the arrow In
Fig. 2 indicates. The 'in" re-
quires speed to make It break.
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LONE STARS WIN.

The Lone Stars defeated the
Midland team, IL to 2, at the
35th and Portland avenue
grounds Sunday. Carmel of the
Lone Stars, was the star of the
game, slamming out two home
runs. Batteries: Midland, Klee
and Sheppard and Lind; Lone
Stars, Besaw and Parker. The
Lone Stars are looking for Sun
day games.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-27

AS a special courtesy. Joe Nc
Ginnity presented Mayor Fawcett
with the first baseball used In the
game.
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sTANLEY HE'LL PRINTING Oh
adv, :"
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sHAMRoCKs BEATEN.

oIfhMItOChS BEATEN.
The Shamrocks travelled TO
Wilkeson Sunday and were beat
en- In q fast game, s to 4.
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KEYsT0NEs WIN.

III inc uest game seen at Lacey
In the last three years, the Key
stones defeated the st. Martin 4
team, 4 to 8. in q 12-inning game
Sunday. Both pitchers were iu
fine form. Driscoll for st. Mar
tins struck out 13 men, and
Fourier Of the Keystones struck
out IL. Mason of the Keystones
poled out a three-base hit in the
18th, the longest drive of the day.
Batteries: st. Martins, Driscoll
and Ryan: Keystones. Fourier
and Pollock.
NOT ENOUGH PITCHER.
Seven pitchers for the Boston
Cleaners weren't enough yester-
day, the Badgers defeating them
at the seth street grounds, 10 20
3. It was shut-out until the
eighth inning. Danfelson, pitch
ing for tn Badgers, struck out is,
and starred az q batter by maxi
Ing q homer In the second with
two on. The Badfers would like
q vame for neyt Sunday with the
Tacoma Steam Laundry, Tribune
Bees, or any other good amateur
team.
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Charlie Swain was an interest.
ed spectator at the game. He sal
between Mayor Fawcett and Di.
rector Guy Il. Kelly.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
standing or s,ss, s,1ubs.

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-27
BY "PETER."

Y NAAAA~~ zoe : . : ~ANNAN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-23
Yesterday in the
Central Association

MUSCATINE, Ia. Aug. 23.-Musca-
tine batted Miller hard and won the
first game, 8 to o. McCulloch wsG .
puzzle in the second, and Burlington
won, 10 to 3. Scores:
Burlington $3.50. 900 600 000-0 1
Muscatine .O01 100 1Ox--3 16 1
Batteries: Miller and Rolleg; Flana-
gan and Hruska.
Second game:-
Burlington. 200 Dol 1910 IL /
Muscatine 80. 900 o01 100 2 4
Batteries: McGulloch and Rolleg;
Rojas and Hruska.
MARsHALLTowN, Ia, Aug. %
BY punching hits in the ninth inning,
when Seackert. pitching for Waterloo,
lost his effectiveness for the first
time, the locals won holly contested
game, 5 to 4. Ira Thomas umpired.
Score:
Waterloo ...... 300 100 Oo0-4 z 1
Marshalltown :. 900 OH 002-5 y
Batteries: Seackert and Brennan;
Slattery and Hammerschmidt.
MASON CITY. Ia, Aug. 23.-Mason
City won the FIRST game In ITO and
ook the second by daring base rum
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WE'RE UNABLE TO HIT
Gregory Pitchers Hold Local Players
Down to Two Harmless Blows
and Strike Out Many
Men.

The Gregory. Mo-, baseball team
defeated the Irwin-Phillips team OF
Keokuk in a iotiy contested game
played at Gregory yesterday. Both
sides played well, Gregory winning BY
punching hits. One OF the features
OF the contest was the pitching OF
Hoeing and Wheeler. Hoeing held
the Keokuk team to two hits in six
innings and struck out six men.
Wheeler worked the rest of the game
without allowing hit and striking
out four OF the visitors.
Gregory will play the Blue Labels
OF Keokuk on Sunday, August 20, at
Gregory and fast game Is expected.
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there Is no morning practice here,
the players turn out when they please
Although most Of them room amt
board In private families. about 1890
o'clock they generally congregate a.
the hotel where they are Joined by
Manager Boyle. The game OF tn.
previous day Is then thoroughly dis
cussed and the good and bad plays
are definitely placed.
Some Of the players have their mail
sent to their boarding and rooming
houses while others have It left at the
hotel for them.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

State OF Iowa, Lee County-ss.
IN the District Court OF said Coun,'
at Keokuk for. the September, 1917
term. r,..
Otis S. Hart, plaintiff. versus Cha =,
lott NJ. Hart, observation-disclosures
notice.
70 the above named defendant: =,
You are hereby notified that on .i.,o =,
before September 1, 1915, a pslls'o,
viii be on file In the clerks once y.
the District Court aforesaid at Nc. as
kuk in behalf OF the above nain0a
plaintiff, against you and cla'mlns .,s
decree OF divorce from you on NV
grounds Of desertion. .nd
And unless you appear thereto s sar
defend before noon ct the second e ua.
OF the next regular SEPTEMBER lion
Of said court, to be begun and j. nu.e
at Keokuk on the goth day OF oep perad
Der A. D.. 1915, default will be en sered
against you and judgment iena;
thereon as prayed for in said ps,'''0
F. NJ. BALLlNGEn,,,
Attorney for Plaintiff
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.PENNAnT WINNER
STILL IN DOUBT
Rapid spurts and Retreats Of Runt-
ing contenders, Make Betting
Men Thow up Hands In
Despair.
RACE WILL BE CLOSE
Wierd Success Of Braves Last Year
still Felt In Baseball Circles
Worlds Series Six
Wssks or.
[By George r. Homes, United Press
rorrocvondort

f[By George R. Homes, United Press
!, STAFF Correspondent
NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-Betting men
| are off the pennant races in the Nd
tional and American leagues. Bewild
cred by the rapid spurts and even
more rapid retreats OF the various con
TENDERS they have thrown up their
hands In despair and closed their
books A swing through the sporting
belt failed to reveal any book maker
courageous enough to accept a wager
lat prices which would attract the
casual better
The reasons were cheerfuily given
the races are too close, there are too
many teams contending; there is an
absence of dope, not team In either
league has played consistent ball since
April and too many things can nap
pen between now and the first week
OF October, Several freak wagers arc
posted, but none on the ultimate out
come.
The betting fraternity has hardly r..
covered vet from the dose handed T
by the weird success OF the Braves
last season and that has made itself
felt.
With the worlds series but mat
ter Of six weeks away. there isn't
team in the National league but that
can win the pennant with little
baseball Boston and Gin
cinnati were the only teams In the
National league to better themselves
last week. Each played at 1857 clip
while the others either broke even or
lost ground.
John McGraw still picks the Braves.
This week may see pennant winner
made or broken. SLIGHT faltering Oh
the part of any OF the teams will mean
almost their elimination. 30 accord
ing to that there should be some bang
rp ball played this week.
The addition of Joe Jackson by the.
White Sox and Bill James by the Tig-
ers further complexities an already
American league race.
the Detroit clan can keep up the pace
e set last week there is an excellent
that the end of this week
will see new Tenant in first place
The Tigers played 1000 per cent ball
last week, winning eight games. and
we're only stopped Sunday by Walter
johnson in half Of double header.
Boston is still favored by the ma
iorttv of critics because OF the all
around balance Of the club: the fact
they are setting the pace and the fact
that they finish the schedule with a
long home stay.
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Boils and Pimples Dangerous
S. S. s. Your Remedy
Standard For Fifty Years

Modern
boches
is filled
s. 1t standard blood purifier
the healthy
trouble
purely vegetable You
s. rite
advice to Co. Ga. ~ 10y
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BUSH GOT ENOUGH;
FAILED TO TURN UP;
NEW UMPIRE SIGNED

Following a conference with Q
President Justice on Friday .
, evening following the rumpus at Q
, the baseball park. it was arrang- .
ed that Bush should complete the q
D season in the Central associa- q
. ton and Umpire Joe agreed to .
, do this. On Saturday, however. .
. he was missing at Muscatine, and .
, Sunday also. Former Umpire .
. Cook, who was on the grounds. q
= umpired on both days, but viii .
. be unable to get back on the .
. staff for Justice has signed new .
. arbiter, one Collegiate from the =
. Ohio State league, which has .
. closed for the season. 1t is ex- o
. pected that Collegiate would ar .
. rive in Muscatine in time to UNI =
. pire today's game. He has never =
= umpired before In the Central q
. association, but has good refer .
. ences. q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-23
FORTY RATsNEN :
FAN At PEORIA 4

IU0lte0 Pfes6 Leased WIRE S0fv. x
- Ice
. PEORIA, ILL.,. Aug. 23-Forty>
. batsmen were famed In four. =
= teen inning game. played be- =
. tween the Star Unions and the .
= Glceckel Hot Braus. two fast To- .
. cal semi-pro teams here yester- =
. day. Pyell, the HofS Brau pitch .
= er. whiffed twenty-three bats y
. men and Claude, OF the Star .
= unions. seventeen, Tho Hot =
= Braus won to 2. g
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-23
M,FARLAND PREPARING
FOR GIBBONS BOUT
starts Training Grind by stepping
Out on Ten Mile Jaunt and
Sparrinq with Partners.

rUnited Press Leased Wire Service.]
CHICAGO, Aug. 23.-Packey McFar-
land commenced the real grind OF his
training today for his coming bout
with Mike Gibbons Of st. Paul, by
stepping out for jaunt of ten miles,
working out in the gym two hours
and boxing eight rounds with spar
ring partners.
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Iaxtxer, stop as Fair.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 23.-Dele-
gates to the annual convention OF the
American Bar association wnicn was
held In Salt Lake City August I.is,
are here today as the guests OF she
CaI,fornia Bar association. The at
,nrnevs here from all parts Of the
country are seeing the Panama-Paci-
a. eYnoaition and are attending the
annual meeting OF the California Bar
associa ton
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Central Assd liation /
stan1Ins - t,.s Cube ssssrdays
Rssults-Teday's lance.
CENTRAL ASSOCIATION,

Yesterdays Results.
keokuk, RI; Clinton 40.
Muscatine 81; Burlington 0-10.
Mason City, 2-1O; Cedar Rapids OF.
Marshalltown s.: Waterloo 4.
Games Today.
Burlington at Muscatine.
Cedar Rapids at Mason City.
Keokuk at Clinton.
Waterloo at Marshalltown.
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Free Legal Aid.

LINCOLN, Nebr., Aug 23-The
city Of Lincoln is now acting as big
brother to the poor by furnishing free
legal advice to those unable to hire
lawyers. A free legal aid bureau has
been established as part Of the
city's legal department The reform
IS one of those advocated by Mayor
Charles w. Bryan.
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National League.
SUNDAYS RESULTS.

SUNDAYS RESULTS.
American League.
Boston, SIS; st. Louis, 1-3.
Chicago, 5.5; New York, 20.
Philadelphia, 6: Cleveland. 1.
Detroit, IL; Warrington, so.
Federal League.
Chicago, 4; Buffalo. 0.
Newark, 2-3: Pittsburgh. II.
Open date for other clubs.
National League.
Open date. all teams in the east.
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MERKLE STARS
ON TWO JOBS

Those who figured Fred Merkle be.
low the average in ball playing abil.
ity-and there were many-are now
entitled to Q sudden shift. Merkie
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} one point Of DIffere nee.

the tribe was able to forge way ahead.
The Muskies broke even and this saw.
ed Egan's men from taking q drop.
Pitcher McCulloch did Keoku1s a goo1
turn yesterday. Re twirled for bur
lington In the second game with the
Muskies and trimmed them badly.
Thus he not only annexed his third
consecutive win with the Pathflnders
but helped pull Egan's hopefuls down
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SNODGRASS TO PLAY
WITH BOSTON BRAVES
Player Whom Giants Released, Goes
to Join Team
Today.

limited Press Leased Wire Service
NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-Fred Snod-
grass. whom the Giants released sew
eral days ago. has come to terms with
the Boston Braves and leaves today
to Join Stallings' team at Boston.
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Summary.

Summary.
Two base hits-Baulss, Heing.
Struck out-By Schard, 4; by Hoe
ing. s; by Wheeler. 4.
Bases on balls-Off Schard, 1 or
Hoeing, 2; OF Wheeler, 1.
Hit by pitched ball-Metzinger.
Fry, Hoppe.
Time OF game-1:40.
Umpire-Klusmeier
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ming. Scores: ,.,o .
Cedar Rapids :. 900 GOO ooo- 4 o.
Mason City .... .010 0ol o.A Gar
batteries: Gross and Hoffman, 20
rett and Weeks.
Second game 80
Cedar Rapids -. 600 !oo IN ~ s
Mason City ..... sol 400 x -Isrman:
Batteries: Seibold and lion
Carey and weeks.
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HE 8HoULp COME
WEST ON NEXT TRIP.

WE0T ON NeAItt NJ
Mike Kehoe, the Boston Braves,
new scout, paid = visit to the Boston
headquarters OF the worlds cham.
pions the other day. He had returned
from Canada where he has been beat
ing the bushes FOR. several days In
quest OF promising new material, but
with poor results. promising bail
players are even harder TO find this
year than ever before" Kehoe IL re-
ported as saying.
Most OF the players who eventual
~ prove best after getting to the big
league clubs come from the little min
or league teams and there are = lot
OF minor leagues. twenty-three or
twenty -four OF them, that are out OF
business this year. This makes the
supply OF material for the inspection
OF the scouts decidedly limited, and
there are really very few players IN
sight who look worth seriously con-
sidering for the big leagues
Before signing up few weeks ago
to scout for the Braves. Kehoe was
for several years scout for the Sena-
tors, serving under three managers
and previous to that he was on the
clubs catching star. II picked lot
of men for the Washington club first
and last" unused Mike, "but only one
OF the lot that cost what you might
call any real money was Chick Gam
dill and we needed him badly at the
time. He Joined the Washington club
here In Boston one Memorial day. ~
i recall It. and with Gandil's joining
the Senators started on . winning
streak OF eighteen straight games"
Some OF the present members Of
the Washington club for whom Kehoe
Is responsible are the two catchers.
Henry and Ainsmith, and Moeller,
Foster and Shanks. Kehoe speaks
highly Of Barnes, the six-foot-two pitch
er Just signed by the Boston Nation
ais. and believe he has big future
before him.
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TooAvs scHEDUIE,

American League.
Boston at st. Louis.
New York at Chicago.
Open date for other clubs.
Federal League.
st. Louis at Chicago.
Kansas City at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at Baltimore.
Open date for Buffalo and Newark.
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KEoktk Has SOME 10
veAR OF De He MIGHT LIKE,

Branch Hickey isn't going to allow
Cornelius McGillicuddy. business ad'
dress Philadelphia. Pa, to be tho only
one who robs the cradle to get re-
cruits for his ball team.
Il The st. Louis leader also has his
scouts giving the once over to prom
Using college and even high school
Corners. s.
Now he's added Herold Ruel. 1S-
year-old catcher. from tho Sedan high
school. st. Louis, to his squad. Ruel
joined the Browns in Cleveland FRI
day.