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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-15
UNRATED GOLFERS
STILL MAY GAIN
NATIONAL LISTS
United States Golf Associa-
ton Executive Commit
tee Provides Method for
D e serving G Players
Slighted on Rating.

Those golfers who feel aggrieved over
the fact that their names were not in
cluded on the national handicap list
made public yesterday by Howard F.
Whitney, secretary of the United States
Golf Association, should remember that
a method has been provided by which
they may be placed on the list and so
become eligible to play for the national
amateur championship. When it was
decided to compile n national list of rat
ings and restrict the championship to the
golfers rated. It was realized that 1t
would be impossible to guard against the
omission of some golfers who should be
on the list. Therefore a way was pro-
vded to avoid the doing of injustice to
any golfer by barring him from the
championship If he really were good
enough to play in 1t.
The procedure TO be followed by golfers
who wish to prove their right to place on
fcal copies, which will be sent to every T. S.
G. A. club In few days by Secretary Whit
ney. 1t reads:
''Gf any player whose name does not ap-
pear on the Official handicap list desires a
handicap he may submit to the secretary for
three scores verified by a marker and GER
titled by the secretary of his club. OF three
days over the regular course OF club. a
member OF this association, =, together with
mtteo % may fo ssquiFe Any 'P player ress Whose maine
appears on the official handicap list in like
manner may apply to have, his handiSGp
to enter the amateur championship, except
by special invitation of the Executive Com
handicap list on file in the office of tho secre-
tary OF the association at least 80 days prior
TO the date fixed for the beginning OF such
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-15
EASY KILBANE VICTORY,
IS DUNN'S PREDICTION
Champion Weighed 121 l-2 Yes
terday, Below Ring Require
ment-Forecast of Fight.

VIII Johnny Kilbane score knock
out against Kid Williams when the cham
plons meet at the Olympia A. A. Wednes-
day night? This question has caused much
discussion among the hstic fraternity,
who believe that tho featherweight title
holder will have little trouble beating the
Baltimorean. or course, Williams has
about as many constituents who are of
the opinion that the Kid will defeat Kill
bane.
However, some OF KiIbane's fans not
only expect a victory on points for the
Cleveland boxer, but also predict the
2"-pound kingpin viii stop the bantam
boss before the finish of the limited half
dozen rounds
Jimmy Dunn. manager OF Kilbane in fact
insde him the best feathsrweght in the
world today was asked the above interrOga-
lie refused to commit himself saying;
The probable result OF the night Wednesday
really think that Johnny will have no trouble
whatever deIea ting Williams. However, speak
clever Gle fellow like Knbsne 10 TO- outguess is Wan.
lams. who, ! believe, Is the most aggressive
"if the bout was a 10, Is or 20 round affair.
! wouldn't hesitate moment In SAYING that
Kilbane would return "a victor by a decisive
MY opinion Of the result OF the fight is.
though thar the spectators Will see six rounds
of real tough milling, with Kilbane returning
q winner. Six rounds are not sufficient for
Johnny 20 extend Williams into the thinking
ever GET together in hghi Of 10 rounds or
more, will be the most surprised man in the
the end Of the muss"
Kilblne weighed i2li3 pounds yesterday aft
eFpnon az Jimmy Dougherty's Crum Lynne
training camp after hard afternoon or bag
punching, shadow boxing. rope skipping and
the workout
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-15
PHLLEES IN SHAPE
FOR CUBS TOMORROW
Players, Except Mayer, in Best
of Trim-Light Practice on
for Today.


Sr. PETERSBURG. Fla. March 10
The Philies opened their thLd week OF
spring training this morning at Coffee
Pot Park with light workout on soggy
field. Aftyr two days of idleness Boss
Moran and his string of big leaguers re.
ported in pink of condition with the ex>
ccption of Mayer, who took matters easy
as result of sore fingers on his left
hand. injured in an auto accident
From the appearance of the sky this
morning it is believed the evening news
papers will reach the readers free as the
sun is u little backward in shining. The
Phils are trying to timber up for the
game tomorrow at Tampa with the Chi
Cago Cubs,
Manager Moran this morning posted
list of those who are expected TO mako
the trip to the cubs jungle. They are:
Manager Moran: Adams. Burns. Baum
gartner. Rixey. lineup. Mattson. Luder-
us. Niehoff. Bancroft, Byrne STOCK,
Whitted. Cravath, Becker, Paskert ana
Business Manager William Shettsine.
Should the diamond dry up this after.
noon practice game of four or five in.
nings will he played between the regu>
lars and reservists. The pitchers will
have light work. az Manager Moran will
run no risk of injuring any of his small
squad of hurlers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-15
RECORDS SMASHED
AT INDOOR GAMES
Meadowbrook Contests Show
Sensational Track and Field
Marks-Eller Makes Record.

1t Ia the consensus of opinion Of the
experts that the Meadowbrook Club
games at Convention Hall were. the best
ever held in this city. Records of all
sorts were registered during the meeting.
lack Eller smashed the worlds record OK
o'ol IN the low hurdles by 30 OF secomg. na, in
TED Meredith ram thf dson 4S IN nd aV SeW york
Meredith established l'23 go mark Tor the
Maxneld Of Lafayette. broke the middle
Atlantic record for the i2-pound shot-pu'. W
Alma richards, of Cornell, the Olympic
champion. established new middle Atlantic
FeSSra PonnS 81 FOUR r., Haaman. me- oeEwood s Llppln
mark Of 2 20 90 for the mile against Cornell.
Won two nrsts. the open 80 and the invitation
Joe Loonris Of Chicago. was second in the
invitation high jump and second In the 90
WilIam lam schiiiinEer i of the Roys Club OF the
Church Club, won the nine-mile street run from
the the sTG Ts New T. % Ns tSs ssnes man
was second. and Charles Pores, the winner
OF the seagate marathon this year, third, from
J0hgp asgnsr S. sGogdd TSTS gs,tn Te
second in Mae 40 a5 race St Ne" h0'N
Don Lippincojrs effort in the Cornell race
burst of speed IN the the last 100 Yards opened
big lead for Penn against Cornell. oo,..,
CHAMPION lam Started f4 n an heat Of the 90 open
dash. but was forced to retire when another
runner struck him a severe blow on the right
leg. Jim has a badly bruised muscle as
result.
Philadelphias police relay team put UP n
game race against superior four from New
York
Lehighs four ran away with Temple Uni
versty's quartet.
Millrose's relay won a pretty contest from
Meadowbrook The time Of the mile was
334 4-b.
Mercury A. c. men put up n great race in
the club relay, covering the mile in 3:32.
The officials handled the meet In style. and
at Il 80 all events save the high jump were
finished.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-15
The Call of the Sun

They hare 0ripped us--gou and me
I,r the SlUedt heap Of the hrong:
TheU hare chained us 10 the job
And tUe may not break oiCuD;
And tce may not folloD noto
Where the rcd road ioi,tds along
Through the sun and l0ind aud rain
To the edge Of night and day.
They hare g,ipped ns--you aud me
But our dreams hare snapped the chains
And tCiih rag and pack hare lett
Bu the stiH unchdrted trails
Through the starlight and the storms
By the mountain peaks and plains,
Where the Seuenth Sea unroiis
To thousand cleaning sails.
They may look on rs as SlureS
or as cdptireS Of the tol0n;
But iUeH laugh them back III ScOrn
Though our tcedry bodies bend.
As our free souls range the hUis
Where the torrents hurtle doom
And tDe take an untrod path
BIZ a road that knotOs no end.
We are off to come no more
Where our t0eGry bodies tOdft
Through the grasses aud the GOODS
By an euer-Sin0fng stream,
Through the tDind aud sun aud rain
On beyond the citys gate.
Drifting vaDabondS at home
In the RomGny Of dream.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-15
ATLANTIC REFINERS
OUT FOR BALL SCALPS
Winning Independents Prepare
for Another Season-Many
Amateurs Issue Challenges.

The baseball team OF the Atlantic Re
hning Company, claimants of the inde-
pendent championship of Philadelphia be-
case of its 16 victories out of total of
10 games last year, again will demonstrate
on the diamond this year. All of the 1914
season players are working out for the
nine at present
l. Rovenbaugh was elected manager of
the team at the recent annual meeting of
the Atlantic Athletic Association. He has
started booking games. The team will
open its season with VictriX c. c. May l.
The Athletic Association officials elected
for the ensuing year follow: Joseph C.
Gabriel. presidents E. f. LippIncott, vice
president; j. b. Glover, treasurer, and
Raymond Il. Clifford, secretary. The di.
rectors are W. d. Anderson William II.
Albertson William S. Hamilton, d. w.
johnson, T. Parkinson, r. H. Porter. w.
H. Starr, A. c. Hill and w r. Howe
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-15
SHAWKEY TO PITCH
FOR MACKNIEN TODAY
Weather at Lakeland May Halt
Game With Louisville-Play-
ers Go Fishing.
FROM srArr COMMENCEMENT

LAKELAND. Fla, March Ij.-Harry
Davis will start Bob Shawkey against
the Louisville team this afternoon in the
opening contest of the two game series.
Harper and Myers also, probably, will
have a chance to work before the game
iE over. Schang and McAvoy will divide
the catching as usual The Athletic line
up will be the same as ii was against the
Phillies and Cubs. except that Bostck
will replace Lajoie at second base.
The weather today is again threat tening,
but the rain yesterday did not put the
diamond in bad shape.
Hayden had his Colonels out praCticing
this morning. All jof Jacks pitchers are
afflicted with sore arms and he was un-
decided this morning whom he would
start against the Athletics.
Won Oil, Davis, Tom Shibe. Shawkey.
Doc Ebeling and Harper We're up at
daylight ready for their fishing trip.
They caught 19 perch
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BOWLERS OF CITY
TO ENTER NATIONAI
At Least Six Teams Will Repre
sent City in Championship,
at New York.

Secretary George NJ. Moss, OF The lo,.
National Bowling Association. says 4
least dozen five-man teams will rcy,e
sent this city in the national chanplss
ships to be rolled in Grand Cent,l
Palace, New York city, beginning Mara
o.. The teams will be Pirates who hsi
the honor of being first to enter III
tournament; Tigers, local champIchEl
White Elephants. local ex-champlorl|
Wyndham, Giants and Algonquin team
all of Casino Club Section A; Maiests|
Wilmot, Terminal and Contlnentals q
Section B; United Republican Club, 9
German-American League; the AL Ban
team and probably two teams from 6.
West Philadelphia alleys.
In addition to the five-man matches az =
vldual events 1t costs So TO enter 10 Ioa
each of the three divisions, and the eonle
ants knocking down the highest numbg +
pins share in the prize money distributan. :.
tries will close next Friday night TO canpsl
teams or individuals must be member Of o.
city associations.
The Tigers will leave for Peoria, Ill, nut|
FRIDAY, where they are to roll their hge'nla.
matches in the American Bowling Cougest ml
next Sunday. followed by their two-maH tan
and single games OH Monday next
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-15
EDWARD HERATY TO SWIM
In CHAMPIONSHIP MEET
Is Trained for Middle Atlantic Breast,
Stroke Event March "a.

Il. J, Heraty, Of this city one OF the swift
est hreast-sroke swimmers in this section.
will compete In the Middle Atlantic Assocla-
tion's 20o-yard event in the natatorlum OF the
Pittsburgh Athletic Association, Wednesday
Heraty has been going like a house aara
and In the national championship held al
Chicago swan third to McDermott one OF the
speediest breast-stroke swimmers in the world.
~ the Chicago meet the Judges Experienced
difficulty picking the seeond-plaee man,
Al Pittsburgh VIII be staged also The Ma
tional Amateur Athletic Union I6O-yard hack
stroke championship This event win be held
on the same night the Middle Atlantic
2OO-yard breast-strOke event.
HeTaty Is Middle Atlantic and Canadian
2OO-yard breast-stroke swimmer, and besides
Is able 10 compete with a great degree OF
success In other than his specially. He be-
gan swimming IN Chesapeake Bay about
Tic is member OF the junior relay team at
the University OF Pennsylvania,
More than 800 entries have been received for
The diamond meet OF the Manhattan COLLEGE To-
morrow night In the G9th Regiment Armory
The three-quaTter mile. with Mike Deyannev
IN the running, VIII be one OF the features
Fourteenth Regiment Armory, Brooklyn. will
be the scene OF an indoor meet March 27.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-15
Ball Field Rivalries

Mention has been made before of the
early collegiate rivalry between Eddie
Plank, of Gettysburg College. and Christy
Mathewson, of Bucknell. But probably
in the game no rivalry extends further
back than that between Ray Fisher, of
the Yanks, and Ray Collins, of the Red
SoX.
These two pitchers were first high school
rivals in the box for two or three years.
VT. and Collins went to Vermont Univer-
sity. Here they continued the old fight.
In 1905 Fisher came to the Yanks. and
Collins, at about the same time. Joined
the Red Sox. So through high school.
college and the big league the two Rays
and old Vermont have been battling
against each other on the diamond for
over II years, and both still have num-
ber of seasons left in the Big Corral.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-15
ATLANTIC CITY GOLFERS
THRONG TWO COURSES
County Club and Seaview Links Scene
of Merry Impromptu Matches.

Visiting and local golfers thronged both the
links o. The Atlantic Cltv Country club and
Seayicw Colt club Yesterday in preparation
Tor The coming fprinE tournaments South
Iersov viii have quite n list ot olasslcs this
season. aud Lakewood viii also contribute to
arranged has bcru the one Tor the Atlantic
tity Country club on hpri 90 30 and May I.
RkoWood VIII probably select q date within
week OF the Atlantic CITY compctition as
u vast years. Another big golf classic Untici-
rated Is the Inaugural tournament at Pine
Valley. which is nov being rushed to complt-
tion under the direction Of George A. Crump,
ut rhilaielphia scaview VIII likely open the
WeSanderr' il. Fihdiay. j. u. Williams H. A..
iluuEs ". ~ Reese and ~. \. Lang. all o
philrdonha were seen on the scaview course
YESTERDAY.
Nmoug other rhadclphians az S-avlew We're
" kean.dy,, Mr aud Mrs. n. y; G,scom
nr. and Mrs. H. Tbulutau, MIR. aud MIS-. ".
s. HiaEs MIR. ard MIR. Nlpn -. Wilson and
MIR. AMI Mrs. HUEh Nilsson.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-15
WEDNESDAY
O,KEEFE FIGHTS LOUISIANA
AT OLYMPIA TONIGHT
Club offers One of Seasons Best
Boxing Bills.

Manager Harry Edwards ofrers for tho regu,
In = weekly show at the OLYMPIA a. a. toI'Rht
what he Sonsiders one OF the rest cards OF the
season, ,.,,t. p.ty,ofo and
Louisiana two Of the greatest little hoNcrs IN
the game. who have met the best IN me ir :
or n few weeks ago a pair Of sluPgtrs Is. y.
Baker or Wilmington, and Jack Toland, the
lad who has been facing all the topnotchers,
come together in the next encounter. Tommy
coleman OF this city whose work Is the sen
satIon az the ring is paired of with an oqua "
rotipb opponent In Kid Henry, Of Troy. willie
Herman. who ranks high IN the local boxing
world. has for an opponent Frankie bufke' %,
will the fans. The opening event viii he be-
tween Sammy Decker, the NesT IhiladelphlR
nash who needs 10 rceowT endaton TO the
boxing public and Fighting Rob Of Allentown,
WHO is likely to spring a surprise on the clever
DpCkpT.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-15
JOHNSON-WILLARD FIGHT
DEFINITELY SET FOR APRIL
Forty-five Round Battle Schedala
Dates Advertised.

HAVANA, March 15-Promoter Jack cHzH
today announced that the date for the y
Johnson-Jess willard battle for the hesst
weight championship of the world hld =
definitely set for Sunday. April 4, The nEh
scheduled for As rounds and will hegln a T
o'clock in the morning. 1t will be he'd y =
race track course. -
Curley has had advertising matter insa
carrying the date as April 4. SUNDAY w.s =
le2ted, as It was believed the attendalee hea.
be much greater on that day.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-15
KENNEL MEN MEET TONIGHT
West Philadelphia and Tioga Clubs
Hold Monthly Meetings.

The West Philadelphia and Tioga Kennel
clubs, both of this city, will hold their
monthly meetings this evening. The Tiogans
viii meet as usual at the Bingham Hotel
about O'Clock. date Will probable ba
selected at this meeting for the Tioga Club
to hold an open spring show.
The West Phllies, regularly scheduled IN
meet on the second Monday OF each month
We're forced to postpone their meeting last
Monday on account Of the serious illness ~
Vice President Morse's wife. Secretary Baier
announces that this evenings meeting will he
$50 u. M '
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-15
READING TO PLAY
TRENTON TONIGHT
Last Game%of League Season
Will be Played Next Satur-
day at Reading.

Schedule for week-Tonight. Reading at Tren-
tom Wednesday Jasper at Camden: Thursday,
GreystOClS at Jasper: Friday. Trenton at Grey
stock; Saturday. De Ner at Reading.
The Eastern League basketball season
will end on next Saturday night. Read
ing is in first place. II points ahead OF
Camden. The upstate team has two
games to play, meeting Trenton on the
latter's floor tonight and winding up
against DE Neri at Reading next Satur-
day night. Camden has only one game TO
play, this being with Jasper. who beat
them last week at Nonparel Hall If
Reading wins both its games they will be
champions.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-15
Eddie Collins Happy

Reports from the Chicago White Sox
training camp declare that Eddie Collins
Is more than pleased with his new sur
roundings, and that he is fast developing
into field leader of Rowlands s clan. The
practice games indicate clearly that Eddie
Collins has not lost his batting eye with
the change of atmosphere
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-15
Watch Bert NiehoG .

Predictions from st. Petersburg are
that Oscar Dugey, acquired from Boston.
viii be the pills regular second sacker
this year. and that Bancroft will play
short. The prophets have failed TO take
into account Bert Niehof, who will be
heard from when the season opens.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-15
The Modern PLAYER

Those who figure baseball a strictly
frivolous profession might get new
angle from studying Fishers case. When
the big pitcher has finished his days
play he eats an early dinner and at Z
o'clock he is in his room with big law
book before him. Every night for three
hours he dlgests 20 pages, the limit he
has set, and at 10 o'clock hits the hay.
He intends to practice law In his home
town after losing his grip as big
Lacquer, or maybe before.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-15
LOCAL ATHLETES IN RACE
Weitz and Foley Gain Honors. at In
door Meet at Pittsburgh.

Sam wetz of the Mercury Athletic Club
and j. ]. Foley. OF the ShanRha Catholic
Club. of this city. showed well in the indoor
games held in Duquesne Garden. Pittsburgh.
Pa. Saturday night Weltz ran such a strong
race in tho 10OO-yard event that he was never
headed. completing the distance in 2:26 20
new record.
Foley ia the two-mile championship race.
was narrowly beaten by Joe Organ, of the
Pittsburgh A. A., In new record time, 10 min
utes 10 seconds
Penn's two-nile relay team with Meredith
missing. put a good race against Princeton
and Cornell. The Tigers won the event, with
Cornell n close second.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-15

the hPierre ~, MsHpome the local represent9tive In
VIII play Frank Benson, of st. Louis. tomor-
sirous of Winning the league championship
and then challenging the winner OF the world )
championship tournament
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-15

To lead In the individual standing
nearly all season only 10 lose out by two
points the last week was the not over
pleasant sensation experienced by Me
Nichol~ guard of Penn's basketball
team of the intercollegiate Basketball
League Brown, of Cornell, landed the
Individual title
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-15
Joe MAYER to Display skill

Joe Mayer, Phlladelphlas new am.ilssI e Il
Hard champion, will play series y s.
balk-line games with Albert Cuuer y K
Market street Two games VIII pe 80 -
each day, afternoon and evening" p'th
today and closisE Thursday
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-15

was after me. TWO days later Arthur
irwin came up for the Yankees, offered
mo contract and | signed The day
after Billy Lush came up for the Giants,
so | just missed being Giant by one
day" Which is to say that by one day
Fisher missed the $1,000 extra he would
have earned in at least three worlds
series
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-15
FOrdham May Abolish Cage Game

Tho Executive Committee or the Fordhsm
University Athletic Association viii decide the
fate Or basketball az Fordham The alumni
al isory committee is In favor Of abolishing
the sport and Il Is more than probable that
lhe undergraduales -MIll concur.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-15

White SoX players are convinced that
Manager Rowland is a regular guy. When
Schalk was chased by Umpus Finney,
Rowland exhibited a repertoire of arblter
bait that drew Punishment for him also.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-15

George Davis. no-hit pitcher for the Boston
Braves. will not join the worlds champs until
June, He IL concluding his law course at
Harvard. Bill James Is with the Braves Just
u II he had never acted silly,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-15

Oh. .YMPIA A. A. Broad snd BainbrldEs
TONIGHT. AT $3.50 SHARP
EDDIE 0'KEEFE vs.. LOUISIANA
Adm. 25e. Bal. Res soc. Arena Res. use, 81,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-15

The next big Indoor track and field attrac-
zion sill be held by the y NJ. q. AS Of the
country next saturday. The heNRthon con-
lest Ia which the Law OF averages will de-
iefuline The winners of the championship OF
America. viii be the feature All the Y, n.
q. A..s or the country will compete that
ri zIf. and d ID est timated that 20 600 athletes
viii ha in the reckoning Six events on
ne sfoEram. a nO-yand potato race. 20-y1rd
potato race. fence vault, 12-p0und shotput.
ianning hlsh jump and standing broad jump.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-15

Cg Pfeh Yankee pitcher, who always has
had = SiO-00O arm. never worked more than
4 b. b calibre brain until this year. Vow
II looks Ike 42-eentlmetre, Warhop
marked yesterday why sou old rube you
must have exercised your brain durng lha
winter Cy married during the winter,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-15
Hayana Races OFF Today

HAVANA. March l5.--Todays races were
weather.
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There Is a 1uy IN Our totcH,
His name is Tyrus cobb.
And tChen zoe need a run to t0in
The bloke is on the job,
And II said TyruS does not rise
And Dire the ball u slam.
Instead Of tCoiTyinD, tCe sit
And tCGit for WdhoO Sam
The Way Up
When Fisher was at Middlebury he had
no idea of ever taking up baseball as
n profession. But one day one of his
college mates received a biE-league con-
tract, "When | saw this contract" says
"ov. - never envied Hnvbody more
But / er-had thought that any one