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The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

A Boston research society is en-
RACED in an effort to find what Adam
looked ike, but we are quite sure that
nothing will be added to the sum
Of human happiness II It finally dis
covers that he was bald-headed and
wore side whiskers.
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

n medical expert in Chicago says
,hat brown sugar is the best dressing
sor neglected wounds. We may next
expect the old and revered presc',p =
finn Q, vinegar and brown paper 70
ia eiyen all the proper scientific cfs
dantiaie
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

Equipped with gas mask, respira-
tor, steel helmet and other safety de-
vices, the modern soldier is fearsome
sight, but the scarcity of mirrors at
the front prevents him from being
afraid Of himself.
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

II court can legally consider
mans probable future earnings in as.
sessing the alimony, Of course, 1t can
legally send him to Jail for failure to
earn a. much as it considered proba-
Bile.
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

A mother Of one hundred years has
had her mischievous son Of ffty ar
rested for playfully throwing dishes
Al her. A child like that ought to be
spanked and put to bed.
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

A man would rather have pick
pocket take his money than for
friend to borrow 1t and not pay him
back. You can forget about the pick.
pocket.
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

"What," asks a contemporary, are
the most inspiring words in the Eng.
Iish language" Much might be said
on behalf of these: Enclosed hnd
check
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

It is now possible to learn "scien'
tific eating" by mail, but the ultimate
consumer who has to hustle for MS
meals doesn't care rap whether 20
eats them in scientific manner O
not.
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

II costs $500 and six months in Jail
q drink now for a man In London
to treat friend. And few love
friend that much.
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

American tourists who are COM
pelled to stay at home have the con.
ISOLATION Of knowing that number OF
the big European hotels have gone
into bankruptcy.
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

One good definition of pessimist
10 the man who thinks pumpkin pie
preferably spelled "punkin not
an unmixed blessing.
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

One Of the dear sisters OF ths
r1ousewiyes' league says freless cook.
ers may now be rated among the g
aentials Of the kitchen. We suppose
so A least until the fireless cook ~
pears.
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

There are entirely too many men
In this country who go to extremes
to avoid dying from overwork, whom
they are never even exposed to dan.
ger.
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

what has become Of the old-fash.
toned globe trotter who used to break
the round.the.world record every few
minutes? Seeing America first, no
doubt.
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

A Baltimore man says woman is at
her worst when she giggles. Yet, the
female of the species is seldom deadly
when she giggles. ...
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

Proof that the next baseball sea-
son will be a brilliant success is
found in the announcement that this
years peanut crop is exceptionally
large.
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

II makes no difference what the ba.
by umpires say, mother knows that
her baby that failed to receive the
prize is perfect.
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

Notwithstanding the great demand
for our horses in Europe, there have
been still few left for the racing
season.
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

News from the seat of war becomes
more and more like a detailed descrip-
tion Of surgical clinic.
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

A certain court has ruled that a
baby has perfect right to cry. But
die the court ever notice baby that
worried about the right?
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

There is one redeeming feature
about folding bed; even the most
timid female doesn't have to look un-
der Il before she retires.
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

Blessed is the motorist who keeps
both hands on his steering wheel
when the hapless pedestrian Is trying
to cross the street.
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

War has done much to develop tho
aeroplane, but one seriously doubts
whether this excellent result was
worth the price.
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

A Spanish astronomer has discov-
cred new planet. and bidding for its
assistance in the war may begin short.
".
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

But the average man doesn't dislike
to ask another to loan him money as
much as the other dislikes to have
him do 1t.
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

Speaking of the last war; the only
person who can do so autboritatiyely
Will be the last man.
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

A Cleveland lawyer took 81 minutes
to ask witness a question. and then
probably insisted on a yes or no"
answer.
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

This country spends $50,000.000 a
year for cosmetics. and still foreign.
ers say that Americans have bad com.
plexions!
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

Censors of all nationaltes admit that
there is terrific fighting going on, but
disagree as to details.
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

That bale of floating hay in the
English channel does make it appear
% II the horse marines aren't alto
gether joke.
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

The average woman's idea Of hus-
band is that 1t Is something that
wants to sleep nearly all Sunday aft
Groom.
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

There are laws for the protection of
game, but isn't 1t about time someone.
was proposing one for the protection
Of hunters?
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

Usually, when the bill comes, you
are compelled to realize that the
green grocer isn't green at all.
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

Why should we have nut trees along
our highways? Won't other trees stop
automobiles just as well?
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

A woman may be able to do her
own housework, but she always has
to get some other woman to help her
keep a secret.
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

Probably after man has become
accustomed to handouts he does not
mind Z wrist watch.
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

Some women have too much sense
to yearn for model husbands. An av-
erage sort Of animal is good enough
for them.
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

American horses are competing
with American automobiles on the
battlefields OF Europe.
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

One writer prophesies that the
voice of Egypt will soon be heard.
Will it be 'Raksaeesh?"
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

Speaking Of lessons of the war, the
most impressive is that it is going 70
be worth what It costs.
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

After this war there are likely to
be several bargain sales In statues Of
heroes that couldn't hang on.
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

II sometimes happens that man
with . bad reputation is envied by
other men because of the way he got
L.
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

Those gas masks from the French
front might find sale here among
people who cannot stand cigarette
smoke. "
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

A couple who some time ago were
bitten by the same mad dog are now
about to marry. Another argument
for muzzling dogs.
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

II 10 to be hoped that G comet
Isn't really Q submarine with wings
on II.
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

Europe, with its scarcity Of fighting
tools, might turn the Biblical proph-
ecy upside down and beat its plough
shares into swords.
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

When addressed to larger power
It Is q memorandum; when to a small.
or power, an ultimatum
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

II that French armor proves to be
practicable the guides in the north
woods should be equipped with 1t.
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

Everything does come to him who
snort weights.
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

Early rising is incumbent on the
army aviators Of Europe in more ways
than one.
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

Put little "Gets.It"on. II dries q once,
There's nothing to stick. Put shoes
pain. no fuss. % 0hours-corns gone, 'Gets.
lt"never hurts the true flesh. never makes
toes sore. Ifyou have tried almost every.
thing else for corns, you will be much
more surprised to see how quickly and
easily your Sorns and ealluses Will come
and wrinkling up your face with corn.
wrinkles. Try "6cts.It" tonight on that
corn. callus. wsrt or bunion. and you'll
be glad you read shis.
"Gets-It" IL sold BY All druggists.
CSC bottle, or sent direct By 3.
lawrence 4 Co.. Chicago.
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

The newest infant industry is the
baby submarine.
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17
o,... ser Good Health to Chsmpss
tnjn's Tablets.

II owe my good health e CnamDec!' 4
.,.;,,. Tablets" writes Mrs. \. =.
~. Ni's l;rookstcn, Ohio. Two year.
Ns.li ai uas An invalid due to stcmacn
~ s,,h,s took three bottles OF tnese
,rsh,ets asJSD,u and have since been 70 .ne :.
LsDle.sf y health" Obtsinable every
where.
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

vi the making of football cripples
there is no end.
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

Then again some of the modern po-
etry looks like something the cat
brought In.
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

Evidently Cupid never heard of the
eight-hour working day.
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

Pounding sand into rathole seems
an easy task compared with keeping
the Culebra cut free of slides.
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

After the war there may be a de.
mand for those gas.proof masks from
hen-pecked husbands.
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

or course a burglar would make
good assessor; see how expert he is
in finding personal property,
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

nickers are desirable only in foot.
ball season.
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

Sometimes pouter pigeon looks al
most as important as the chairman of
Q state legislative committee.
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

10 UNSATIsFltD READERS
q daily papers. Take The
News Scimitar Of Memphis.
nd New Orleans Item, Sun
Wy both papers for Sc per
week, delivered. Phone 33.
r. G. HARRIS.
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17
anyway, why does woman need to
carry . gun with the hatpin handy,

Moving day" in the trenches ,s usv.
sAy sshered in by brisk artillery
arc.
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

Maybe we can escape war yet, II we
don't mobilize the poets.
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

Insure your Cotton andl g lot- .
fon Seed with W. N. Pstset'
ire Insurance Man
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

Wars may come and wars may 60
but the bowlers bowl forever.
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

Buying something for nothing Al.
WAYS has been poor business.
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17
"o0.y! ny corn.n!"
n.m, Use '0sis.h
Than You'll Have 10 cusas 70 Dunpi
Your Cerns VIII csms Clean
o." o1askl

Did you ever ~ . seru pssi q
after youvs ussA "0ess Il y q ~
Wen. It's . moving. picture for yeur
hfei And ypu hardly - 3 NAlna 70 q.
The commonwealth., 1915-12-17

Greenwood, Mississippi.
December 18th, 1915.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-15
All BROOKLYN Pitchers Alike.

Pfeffer was as slow as he was iuef-
fective and though the first inning would
have been long anyway because OF much
going on, IL was made twice as long by
pfefers slowness. Schmutz held the
Giants while with a slow ball. but In
time the latter gagged II and killed IT,.
and Brown, poor as 10 control, went the
way of the rest OF the Brooklyn pitching
flesh. The Brooklyns weren't as fast or
sure In the field as the Giants. Their
errors were on easy chances, butter
finger errors, and swelling the Giants
crist OF runs for the reason that they
were surrounded by base hits.
with lionus Lubert 20 add balance
and stability 10 the New York inficld
that quartet showed up we'll on both at
taCl. and defence. lionus matriculatcd
a. Giant BY making three hts and
pounding in runs with all OF them
Doyle's hitting was the biz thing, but
Doyle was CapitallN seconded. Wheat
and Schultz were the leading operatives
for the Brooklyns II Il hadn't been for
the bats OF Wheat and Schultz the
Broohlyns would have been further In
IN. background than they were. Re
sides Schultz played n graceful. clever
game at third. cutshaw's fielding also
was expert. Daubert, an aggressive
force. was missing from the Brooklyn
ranks. Hummcl played first base all
right. but was a negative quantity with
the ash.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-15
BASEBALL LURES BAKER OUT.
Home Hun King watches Oprnius
Game--Nny play Ngatn.

PHIi.pELPHiA. April I+--Prohably no
athletic individual who came 20 Shihe
Park TODAY 20 attend tho opening "
the American League received a better
and hes ltler wclcOm" than did !. Frank
lin Baker, the much talked OF Tranpe.
Md, mauler Baker dill not appear in
the field nor in an Athletic uniform He
occupied seats with his wife and Pew
friends well back or the grand stand.
but lie was soon spotted by the crowd
and got such n warm welcome that his
heart must have jumped an extra heat
or two
The coming 81 Baker 10 the opening
game was significant hut wh,n asked
If he intended 10 come back TO the Attn
letics he simply smiled and said may
be" Baker did not hide the fact thi.
he is willing to play ban again. nor
did he miuCe words IN saving that no
wanted more money than hs drew down
last year. lie spoke plainly and h,uutly
in his characteristic way and said that
II Mack made II worth his while he
would jump in and play Tomorrow
Manager Mack hal nothing TO say on
the matter. He and Baker had a con-
ference before the game. but neither
would dNulre what Il meant Baker
has been playing ball with the amateurs
in Maryland and looks to be in good
condition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-15
EIGHT GIANT COLTS
SOLD TO ROCHESTER
National League Player Limit
Forces McGraw to Part
With Young Talent.

Iohn CAME. the bland leader o' the
Rochester team Of the International
League. probably enjoyed yesterdays
game az tho Polo Grounds as thoroughly
a. McGraw The Giants impress i've
debut meant only one victory OF l5i
games to be PLAYED -there ts always the
chance that the Dodgers may get re-
venge. Camel got away with an as
sigument OF Giant rockies tina, should
assure him many. many victories In his
league.
BEFORE the game opened Ganzel IN
duced MeGraN 10 part with no less that
seven OF his colts. after the game the
Giant leader was SO cn'huscd that h.
threw TN another for good measure. This
fell swoop ~ McGraw's pruning knife
trimmed pitchers Erickson. iIueuhe,
Williams and Palmero; infelders kores,
Beatty and Holke ana putiielder Piez
from last seasons runncrsup Of the Ma
tonal League
The majority OF the Giant colts, (, is
understood. were sent 10 she Brnncos
under optional agreement palmero, the
Cuban. and Williams. the Fordham COL
leEc star presumably We're sold out
right They had been farmed last sea
son. palmcro, the cuban, is an cspe-
cialiy promising southpaw. possessed Of
4 fine curve bah. 1t Is not believed that
McGraw would part with this LETT handler
for any money provided there was TO
loophole 30 secure his services again II
he should live up TO sprngtimc promise
Neither is il likely that II Mctraw were
through with the young gentleman that
the Sew York Americans, hard pressed
for left handed pitching would permit
the ISLANDER 10 drift back 20 the minors.
All eight of the Giant rockies We're
quite coutented 10 go TO Rochester. They
had signed contracts with John Camel
before the fact OF their releases was an
nourred.
Erickson. Huenke and Williams all i'm
pressed the critics with the Giants In
the South. Erickson suffered a broken
index finger on his pitching hand al
Dallas, Tex. kores and Beatty Were
also impressive, but on account of the
twenty-one player rule limit that goes
into effect on May | and the fact that
no less than seventeen OF Mc'iraw's
veteran PLAYERS are bound 10 ironClaC
contracts, the manager Of the Giants had
10 plant his high priced recruits for tn,
time. Walter Holke Is a first hasemaI
who will be expected at Rochester &
MI the shoes of Walter ripp, the reputoC
slugger now with the New York Ameri
! cans.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-15
FAVOR BOSTON CLUB
IN BOTH Big RACES
BettOrS Make Braves and Red
SOy FavOritpS Over All TO
Win remnants.
MAJOR LFAGCE FUTURE BOOK.
National League American I<arue

Rosabau ,g,s ,-,,N , ,.,,.,.,,,, .t... .,,
''''' WIN 81 'P'' N'''''e '''h
"a H'nu' VINO pr'ie themselves upon their
ability 10 dope out the pennant races IN
the National aud Ar,e,ica,, lo,,,,,,
,,i. ,t.,-,..,-
'''''' '''''"'"S ~ approximately the
ouhs quoted above. a number OF Broad
ways well known professional Iav.S
rounded I'M vss,crd,v ,~o,.,o,,. .,
....t. NV
'''''''s s""''S' iurh'sh'd 'he anita with
very few exceptions the prices conceded
with those nrinted Witch uo-a ,rr,isbod
bv y fr.,,,or,or -. -, ,,.,..,-,- -,
'' ''''" '"''' o'"I'ru
"''Nc'llN'
The wise ones seem luminous IN the
opinion that tho nay, ,.or,,,,s
q,,,,es viii =. -, -.
80 '' quay VI eN''"S'N'E N hos-
'oh' Inc Braves ana Red SoN are popu-
lar favorites The Giants and Cubs alone
in the National I,caruc ,r,. e,r.,,,j D.,
,..,,., ,.,,,,,.
'' ''o'e' - H'"'""Es
"or'"s champions Washington and the
White SoN are conceded equal chance.
Of nosing ont the Boston Americans ,rha
,..,.,. 10, .,,....,, ,,..- IL,
va "'""' prooh-
.H' ~ We I'SN'".!'tE or Ihnd'Hg at the
VIZ " t"' N''o"u u'NlN'nn. Blll pono-
,'.S i'ih''s az, slated Tor nothing
i,,, - ,,,. '',,oun llah slN'h pace
,,, - Wv, ~, u,le"'s p''us named out
'.,.,, ~, ~ ,,, ,,. a' ,'pS'''S II would
,,l ',,,'' ~, We nave " sew up IN
si, p, HnuHI" ago II -
,,ir 81. VIZ 49, ,,Nol''e ~ > 10 o.
,I, 20 d., t S Sr'o,' 'hoI'e
Rurns ,h. s,,r Loo, aJ-ir y" ,'.urse
ui,t, ,b., ,,,, ,,,, ..'','eI' 'oiuoin'h
49,. ,,,,.,.,,I - ~" p','ilhs
,o,ath., v.,,L ,ba ';,,,,,. ,N','".' ,o''S'
ION nod .,ro,,,,,h o,,.,,, ,i, ','t DOS
Nageo and won, IN ,ba sc,7,,,h e., 80 W.,
season form. ,hanr.d an -, ,h,, 80 ''''''
Brool,lyr was a much sbo,,or -,,.
before bauhrrt tuiursd his n,lI
before II was learned that o,NIoro, ,n.
is likely to hother him indes,,,,n,,e
The generous odds agains, ths Cay,
din,ls mr.. excused Ia, a. ,a', ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-15
Thorpe Finally Make, Good.

While pfeffer and Schmutz were out
there Thorne did nothing with the bat
II was Brown that Jim was laying for
In the seventh he had the pleasure Of
meeting brownie. and he spilled a tRo
Dagger AGAINST the left field stand
An out and "A loose throw by McCartN
hrough, him home. Tcsreau followed
him across. \ base on halls. a passed
ball. a walk hy Snodgrass and hit 10y
DOYLE accounted for Tcsreau's journey
\ double by Lobcrt scored DOYLE. McrklP
counted in the eighth on a walk a steal
and n single by Burns.
only four men reached first on Tes-
reau In the last six innings. Nobody
reached second base IN that time Of
famine. From the time schultz made
his mir In the third until Cutshaw in
the ninth nicked the azure with harm
less fly 10 Snodgrass the Rrooklyns were
helpless,
The game was PLAYED on Henry
Fahian's new turtle back diamond, de-
parture IN diamonds. From the top OF
the pitchers box to the plate and 20
each base there is n gradual slope. and
the diamond is not absolutely level at
any place, Il is, however--the daddy
of all the ground Keepers declarcs-true
as putting green. The top OF the
pitching mound is nine inches higher
than the plate. twelve inches higher than
second base. The new diamond Is an
interesting study in landscape architect
ure The score:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-15
With Wilson as Mascot
johnson Crashes Yankees
lg, and Sweeney Get Only Hits Off Walter Che Great,
Who Shuts Ont New Workers in Opening Game
as Rupert and Huston Look On.


Birdie Cree pulled down William. .,. .
sacrifice fly, with Foster oh .,..
and Morgan on first rs the ro,u,, ~
being winged by Jack, things .u,,.
dangerous. but Shanks couldn't do .,,,
thihg hut make force play IN 4.
New York half of the inning lleh maj,
aged TO get as far as third mi a.,
held there when Shanks made A bean,
ful throw to the plate ON Trr,. a,
Cook couldn't come through with -.
necessary wallop. That Rts ss no..
rs the Yankees came to scoring
\ pass to Morgan. Shuhss ,,,-e,
and AinsmithS double gave 'ro 80,
tors their second counter ia the so,,..
inning. They swcllcd this hy b,,.
more in the NTH frame a. the l..ul,
i've hits and an error Murgau's a.
llnc three Dagger over Cooks no.,
cleared the bags. This wa, the ono n t,
batting feat of the entire game
Warhop was able to ch"ck bis on,,
rents In tho sixth. but during tho 49,.
Two Washington added two nor, +,
the seventh Milan walked. went ia ,,,-
on Williams's single and scored OH Mo-.
cams sacrifice ily. Hughic Hrh 49,.
Malsel were to blame mainly for ~.
last run. Alnsmith got two base an +.
single when llughic booted the b,r
Right on top of that Maiscl d-or,.
Johnson's easy fly in the m'dd,. q, ~.
diamond and this paved the way ,o-
rum for Moeller sacrificed and rns,s,
sent n scorching ny out to cen'r. r.
fore Cree could get tho ban hors ..
runner had scored. The score
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-15

Newark In Brooklyn.
Buffalo In Baltimore.
-. Louis In Kansas CITY
pittshurg In Chicago.
The Brook feds toppled Newark out
Of first place ia the Federal League yes
te-day afternoon by defeating the Jer-
symen in the first game OF their series
at Washington Park with an old time
ninth inning finish. score to {. Lee
Magec, the youngest mana9er In cap
tivity. announced his return to the game
b, slamning out a three baSser and
steaiing home In the first innins and
kept right on announcing 1T by making
three more hits during the afternoon.
In Brooklyn's last turn at bat hagee
singled and stole. Kauff few out and
Evans was passed. Myers chased Ma
gee home with single. Evans went TO
third or the throw In and Myers then
stole on the frst ball pitched. Wester-
I'll won the game for his team by crack
ing a single over second. scoring Evans
and Myers Westerzil came to bat five
times IN the afternoon. getting bases on
balls in hts first two times up and sim
giles in his next three. The score:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-15
GIANTS OPEN
SEASON WITH
RUN TORRENT
Dodgers Sink Under Deluge
Of Eighteen Solid Hits
Final Score Is to 3.
DOYLE WHALES BALL ,
HARD EVERY TINE UP

The National League season opened
with q flourish of trumpets yesterday.
The weather was good. the complete
schedule was carried out and lively hit
ting and liberal scoring prevailed. Judg-
ing from the hitting the pitchers are
backward. the result or bad weather In
training. The winners were the Giants,
Philiies, Pirates and Cubs. The Giants
struck a heavy hitting clip and over
whelmed the Brooklyns. The champion
braves were whtewashed nv the Phil
lies The peerless Alexander outpitched
the doughty Rudolph The Cincinnati
I,ede, who had becntrouncing an Corners
in me preliminary season. were beaten
soundly by tho Pirates and the Cubs
took a one sided game from the Cardi-
nails
ye~terdsy'. Reeults.
New York. l6; Brooklyn. ..
Phiiadelphis, r. Boston. o.
pittsourg ?: Cincinnati. 2.
Chicago. Z: ST. Louis, 2
Detailed Club standing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-15
NOTES OF THE DIAMOND,

Larry Doyle has been hitting well since
tho peunant season began.
Charles y TAFT sat In upper box
with H. y, Hampstead.
The demand for seats for this years
opening was bigger than last year, and
the attendance was bigger.
Wheat tapped Tcsreau for hits the nrst
two times UP aud the next two struck out
Tosreau got the Brooklyn star with a slow
ball.
Merkle saved Meyers an error IN the
sixth inning. The chief pcgged to flrst to
nail n man mapping. lie pegged high
and wide. but the auction bridge golf
expert jumped and knocked the hall down
Tho national League headquarters viii
he moved shortly To West Fortieth
street,
Jim Thorpc's maiden effort A. the hat
~ \ fun nedIod regular embraced two
strlkeouta groundcr 10 second, a pop
foul ana two bhggrr. The indian IL
~ery fast at getting under Ny balls and
made two good catches HE retrieving
Of Whcats three baSser wes an -xcellen;
place OF work
A smooth and attractive looking bail