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The Detroit times., 1915-09-03
OCEAN CITY
HUNTS BEAR
Being. the COllOquial
Tale Of the Search
for One Bruin

OCEAN CITY, Md Sept g.
There hasn't necn bear hunt in
Ocean city FOR so many years that
Tho oldest uhahitant cannot remem.
Dor exactly vncn The next TO the
last one occurred, and it is sad to
relate that thi, staid old citizen
was out grabbing Friday wnen tlc
entire population OF the town, miHa>
one chased one large hot, dusty
bruu an over a large part OF the
county and finally lassocl him as
no s4uattcd mp 20 his ears in the
salty bay
There was circus here Friday
and every hody went except the
ator, Said citizen Of grabbing pro
p,n-jt, The side show wasn't as
good %. it was last year ard the Fat
lady bad been reduced some Dhy
the heat everybody here Thinks,
bD tho clowns we're pretty tair,
only they didn't have much now
staff The trained animal part was
great, and it was in this part that
The most exciting episode in Ocean
Citvs history occurred.
The ringmastcr and animal train
or went out In tho sing Tho ring
master had on hiCl silk hat and
dress suit although il WIS dav
time and the animal trainer was
all undresscd in tights Pretty soon
in came a keeper leading a great big
grizzly bear by rusty chain at
tached TO a ring In the grizzly
bears near-leather collar The bear
did not relish acting IN a circus tcnt
on hot day like Friday, and sat
down Tho keeper ierked the chain
and the chain broke short of at
the collar
The keeper grunted IN p minor
rs he sat down, too. with a bump
The Detroit times., 1915-09-03

then vc viii never he able 10 be
Iey. Won ot an said me- reprov-
.nrly "Yor couldn't have been
night here In this tree because I
looked All through II myself There
isn't single hole that wasn't
looked iato mo, only by me but by
some other. of tho brightest. sharp.
c-t owes IN the old Orchard n Won
had hcso bore in this tree We cor.
t7.r.r would have found You Now
hc f. good fellow and tell me
where Won were hiding
sticky Toes looked down AZ Peter
Rabbit and his ewes tainkled with
mischief
81 ,IV.v. tell tho truth" do
4, ,far.d Sr,kvTuos. and 10 prove IL
I t.u ,ua What Iu DO. sammy Won
~. over ia ihr next tree for min
uta and nromise nor to look back.
and mn hide. and give Won my
word OF honor that I won't leave
nis rroo Z, won't take me bur q
u..a, no hide. When YOU get tired
ny ltnrur ,or me- you call and III
g % here ann.
a.mt jaw kos great pride
M OIL. moss of his owes II is
TIA, nt,a a,- on In tho
gr..- -ere.f .bat be- doesn't see.
ana t.- ruftr trur So uoa ho
.,r. willing to play this game
of ..d.arl-o.k With sticky Toes
All .elt aid he Here go
The Detroit times., 1915-09-03

ray of clubs and spades the ring
master Keeping the diamonds while
The clown swallowed the hearts
The column deployed along the
horos OF the bay and prepared to
dig I'm when outposts reported that
The bear was taking saltwater
swim one man, who would not
give his name. tried 10 get near the
bear as 10 sloshed around in the
water and received a bin In the jaw
from the bears paw that would
have noored Jess Willard The
army halted its advance at that
moment and John Bunting lassoed
brWn with a commonplace clothes
line G.
The animal was dragged from the
water and driven, jerked and poked
The Detroit times., 1915-09-03

when the ringmaster saw what had
happened. he yelled out at the top
OF his lungs:
The bears loose. The bears
loose"
Most Of the audience was loose az
that moment, also, and II IL reliably
reported that some OF the most dig
nined persons In this county were
seen rolling under the tent al roller
coaster speed. The ringmaster and
The keeper and the trainer tried to
coax the bear into his cage, which
was near at hand, but he could not
see II that way and made a dash al
his keeper The man took one look
at the approaching grizzly and did
a hundred yards through the tent
20 hts dressing room in about six
The Detroit times., 1915-09-03
LITTLE STORIES FOR BEDTIME.
Sticky-Toes Shows How He Hid

grows on trees. Suddenly one OF
them moved Yes H. did II
stretched out first one leg and then
another. 10 was SuCky-Toes him.
self, and not what Sammy had sup
posed 70 was at all.
Sammy was 80 surprised that for
once he couldn't find HIS tongue.
81 told You You wouldn't be able "a
find me" said Sucky.Toes. "Wher
you and an the others were look
ing for me before the rain ! was
right IN plain sight just as l was
minute ago when YOU looked RICH:
m me and dln't sec me. You see !
knew that no one would look for me
I'm plain sight and because you
didn't expect 20 sec me there you
wouldn't see me when you looked
right al me- Simple, isn't it7"
Il thought You were Just
patch OF that gray moss" gasped
Sammy
81 meant that you should" de-
clared sticky-Toes 1T is very con
yenient 20 hide right in plain sight
because then Won know just what
those looking for YOU are doing"
81 couldn't have done that be
cause ! should have had 10 laugh
right ont and give myself away
spoke up Peter Rabbit. who had
been watching from below. It's
lucky for you that your suit is
gray"
THAT wouldn't make any diner.
ence.' replied SfickyToes. IT
wanted Il brown IA make It brown %
What gasucd Peter DO You
mean 10 say YOU can change your
COLOR"
Next story: sticky Toes Changes
Color
The Detroit times., 1915-09-03
THEATRE GRAND RIVER AyEsS9EE Avrnnp--OPENS SATURDAY

seconds the boar after him AN The
way
Keep ou running yelled ,5e
ringmaHer who Thought that ass
long as the bear had something 10
play Uit b. wouldn't want 10 come
back there In the ring The keeper
got IN n trunk and The bear went on
through the dressing room, got out
by side entrance and made for a
marsh. which he crossed and then
steered straight FOR IynchuXent bay.
After he had disappeared every
one grew very brave and a large
and enthusiastic gathering of men
and boys marched for the bay The
army was equipped with several
rapid FIRE pitch-forks some hand
grenade shotguns and a grand ar
The Detroit times., 1915-09-03

Next story: sticky Toes Changes
Color
The Detroit times., 1915-09-03
~ THORNTON M. RuRaEss.

tCopyright 1910. uy !. G.. Lloyd.
To hide is just Go keep unseen.
Ask sticky Toes iHsf what mean
Now that the rain had really
come and everybody was happy
once more the anger against Sticky
Toes the Tree Toad was forgotten.
Indeed. sammy Jay had been hon
est enough 10 hunt mp Suclty.Toes
and tell him that he was sorry for
having tried TO harm him. and
sticky Toes had good naturedly told
him that 81 didn't matter AZ all,
There Is one thing | would like
10 know said Sammy. and that IS
where YOU were hiding when all the
rest OF us were looking for you 10
Try 70 make you call rain
Sticky Toes chuckled II was
right here in this very tree" he de
clared
Sammy shook his head You
mustn't tell wrong stories. because
The Detroit times., 1915-09-03
DR.. HattOri, of Toxic,
TO Lecture ut
Harvard
MOT TO RESIST
WESTERN WAYS
But to Exchange the
Best of Each Thought
System

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n"''o'" t'''9
CLASSICS .A inc '"'I'''"t UNIV c'7'''
Of Toxic, Uil arrive In America
soon. 90 take mp The Japanese lex.
tureshp ~ Harvard 10. one year
In succession 20 Prot Au,soAi, "ho
icctured there for tVo years ON The
history OF Japanese religions and
literature and Buddhist eta.,- aud
has just returned go Japan and re-
ported on the good achieved through
his labor al Cambridge. Mass lis
emphasized. AMONG other things.
The paramount Importance ST pro
mo,nE a clear understanding OF
things Japanese among tac uniyer
sity students and other educated
people ia order 20 correct tho Alto
getber erroneous notions OF japan
that tho American WORKERS get
through their contact and compct
ton with Japanese iwm.grauts
As Prof Hattori ia going ~ oN.
-opra .r. ori.r-..I ,r..l...,,.., I'D.
ratber r,o ,.rI,c., ...,.,r -, .,r,
co-,oli,irl te..ptr,. f., ,., az.
honed ma. ris h,.r.-s ....l ,..,... ~,
better appreciation of lho .ru.
cal orera.. 80 ct.,..c .,. t,,
arcso cultures as esrr as NJ rho 49,.
s,rabp#v oy msirt,fr.rr tho frtsr.
lec,yaI .n3arorde-,. of tb. ro,. .o.
1i,i,,lrv inde,cr8,rt err,io,. s,
leas, M he oI4.r o,rr5. r., ~,
course 90 res,st tho .rary ~ tho
fplly cvcbansa tIs iss, ar ..,.s .,,i,e
the other and add to mo sum total
OF human enIsht.omaut and uror
The Detroit times., 1915-09-03

To analyze the unbuu,d gases
given off hy Industrial plants. a
French scientist has invented elec-
trical apparatus which makes thc
tests and records the results auto.
matically.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-03

Tha United States geological sur
vey is studying the lavas Of ia.
vaiiau VOLCANOES The work Is par
ticularly pertinent because all the
Islands OF that group have been
built up gradually by volcanic dis
charges OF lava. from a beginning
deep down IN the sea.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-03
TIME EXTENDED
ON ANTHRACITE
DECISION

WASHINGTON, Sept. THE in,
terstate commerce commission to-
day deferred the date on which IT'S
recent anthracite decision goes into
effect from Oct 10 Dec. /, 1915.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-03

A bosnian soldier was so terrified
by exploding sbrapucl that hc IS in
(, chronic sleep lie doesn't respond
% needle lpricks en- the nose. arms
DR. back.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-03

back 20 the circus tent whore Do
was prled into his cage.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30
AGGIES BURY BAKER

SALTWATER. Okla. oct N Made
desperate bv the defeat administered them
last week by Arkansas. the Aggles lis
played untold pep and playing qualities
here Friday sud showed Haker university
under Goo the tune Of ~ The showing
Of The Aggirs WHs complete surprise as
they showed comprehensive knowledge
NJ nll departments ~ the game and rumpcd
away easily from the strong Kansas team.
open field playing by both teams pre-
dominated Il was the first time In the
hlsior, uf 4 aud NJ. college that her foot
ball representatives. ever successfully mp.
held the new Ntyie game.
Bakers lone touchdown resulted In the
first quurirt when Cndy intercepted an
Aggir pas, and raced ~ yards across the
gnnl llur j Kirby kicked goal A aud VI
had already counted two touchdOwns snd
one goal Two NJ the OklahomRns touch
downs we're direct results ~ passes and
every tally was made possible by gains
B from forward hurla
/ Campbell Scott, Kenny and Vance
crossed ihr hhker goal line and Walters
counted lropkick and three goals from
| tuuchdoWus
! Starting out at the first with won
derful offensive method. A aud NJ scored
! lH points lu the initial period, added 10
NOR" 600 'he second quarter, eased over
the third and near the end OF the fourth
| put over stIl 7 more
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30
HASKELL AT DALLAS


DALLAS Texas. cot. 5O.-What
was expected to be Il hard fought
grldiron battle. will be played here
today Hs part OF the state fair ath-
leuc program, between the football
teams " Texas Agricultural and Me
chAnIcal college and the Haskell In
dams uf Lawrence, Kan.
Football critics say there Will be
= sharp contract In the PLAYING OF
the two teams, as the lnGians have
scored several Victories during the
season by the open playing. while
the Texas AgEies' greatest strength
seems to be In their line work. The
Indians point to their game with
Notre Dame us the criterion by which
their football should be Judged Since
his severe accident at South Bend
"Swrdr' Wilson, the Indian quarter
back has not been able 10 participate
In Il whole game, but Coach Kennedy
has announced that the little p.ayer
Will bee ON hand when the opening
whistle IL blown.
Texas A. NJ has boen working
actively iu the past few days. devcl-
opiug an open play game with
which to meet the Indians
other Texas games scheduled are
At Austin Southwestern uuiyer-
slty vs. University Of Texas
AT Houston, Rice institute ys Tex
as Christian university.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30

oklahoma Reports from oklahoma
city gay city supporters Of the Grim
son and cream are giving odds, but
Norman won't do n
There Is Etill question as 10 what
kind Of football oklahoma viii at
tempt against the JHvhawkrT today.
Kansas has been working all year
to learn the defensive plays that cor
respond to Geyers wonderful passes
ana Montgomery wonderful reeciN-
ing VI those thirty and furly-yArd
spirHls
A possibility exists that tho owen
ties may even discard the foreward
pass for tho day and attempt to win
with straight football But II is
more likely that they will run hard
with plunges and short end runs for
about three quarters with just here
and there pass. then, IN the fourth
division. after every Sooner has had
an opportunity 10 study his man.
open up with sensational array or
foreward fllps for thirty OF forty
Yards IA the ends ur to halves. win
ten-yard and fiftecn-yard passes to
the tackles. and with every other va
riety OF long and short passes that
has ever been known In western foot
hnll. In fact. II the foreward pass
viii win against the Kansans ana n
the sooncrs really open up with II.
spectators will probably see some or
the plays evolved In the brain or
Coach owen that have never he"n
attempted on western grdlron b"
fore
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30
\. 4 Y z &R v 4 go s. y Y =

The soonerB are outwdghed aon"
ten pounds TO the man. The Tine Is
outweighed by thirteen pounds t. the
man Owenitss figure that Y will
take something In the sensational
class to overcome this handiuur and
they are prepared TO produce .tdt
those sensational features
Coach owen has cared for those
football men this week as n they
we're valued at som Thousands NJ
dollars each. They retJrncd from
Texas covered with minor bruises but
with only one real injury that 20 the
knee NJ Mccain owen mas hardly
permitted the regulars 10 enter s"r'm
mage since lie Is afrall OF another
injury SAYS tough half hour with
the scrubs IL Just NJ bau AZ Il hat
with any team the valley, and he
Isn't inclined Ia gtyJ those Boomels
NJ Meacham's 3 chau'e TO knock ihe
cogs out Of the best regulated ma
ohne he has built up since tho all.
victorious year of 1911
In spite Of the injury to his knee
Mccain will start at right hulf
Suoucrs need his sensational broken
field running lie may last through.
ont the game II he doesn't there
ls Cline. who Is practically recov.
cred from an injury 20 his hip. and
there ls McCasland who II NOT ~.
good ln the passing game but who b,
one NJ the hardest plungers ou th'
Oklahoma squad.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30
0. c. H. $. BEATS ENID

ENID. oct 30. Oklahoma CITY
high sohool scored two touchdowns
and goals, and goal from the field
here Friday and beat the FOCAL nigh
school team, l1-O Both teams
played a smashing game throughout
neither of them opening up to much
advantage. although Oklahoma City's
first score was made after 3O-yard
pasa
oklahoma city got the ball on the
30-yurd line and kHrbuHcky scored n
goal In the third quarter Enid finally
rrsprtcd to the forward pass. but
with indifferent success one OF
Ends attempted passes was inter
rcpted by Parsons In the last qnar-
ter adding the last touchdown once
oklahoma city worked the ball to
. Iuids b-yard line where Enid held
for downs The playing of Captain
Drtar karhuslCky, Wallace and Par
sons was conspicuously good while
I"plain Tripplett Huet ana Feather
stun stood out prominently in the
/ Enid team. Oklahoma CITY com
hiurd good defensive work with a
varied attack but the forward pass
was responsible for two touchlow ms.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30

renee, special menu given to the
chef of the Lpc-Hucklus and no less
than five pair uf sleuth-like eyes
were on the 26 men representing the
Kansas school In every move they
made.
After refreshing bath and lun
chcOn, the Jayhawk team went to
the oklahoma City Country club
grounds and took an hours timber
ing-up cxefciSe Some signals were
run through, and some passes and
kicks sent of. but the greater part
Of the time was expended I'm try
Ing to get up sweat and eliminate
the WEAKNESS and stiffness OcCas-
stoned by the long ride from Law
renee All the squad seemed TO be
In good shape. with the exception OF
Keeling, who viii not start the game
at center Hammond the giant 1913
all-yalley guard. will bc In his place
when the whistle blows at Norman
this afternoon
The Kansas eleven after having
been dinued aud lryturrd nv the
coaches for solid week, renl'ze just
what kind Of game IL is up against
They have become impressed with
the fact that the famous old X t.
policy Of hold them for three quar-
ters and win I'm the last viii not
get them anywhere at Norman. and
are going to put an they have into
the game from the time the first
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30
Sooners Ready for Kansas;
Quiet Confidence Prevails
There Are No Injuries Mar Chances for Owens team Save
One Minor One and all Soonerland Feels That
Another ALVictorious Team Is Due

,.,.,,,, ,. ~,
N'i'MAN' OCT 'V'- lhe uhl'er
sty cry If IN gaia attire WIN red
ana "hI'e ana req ana Diue ouh.lng
every "htre' IN hoh"I ol the Two sta' .
universities 'hat are 'on'es''Hs IoI
7'Pr'nlI,l on hoNu IltIu IhIs Hlle'
noon rue req ana Ni'le ~ ior aP
,'lh 'e' er "nu ms Yen 'eaii'ihutos'
.'Ge'u'l WIN tn' u"'NerSi,y they rep
'Seht, lhe IeuN''u plue Is ior mp
",u J''''S' MS ''"'"''''''H """ MS
'u""L .....-.-
h"aru'hB houses. j. 'le' IVY "'"soS
u""H'o"u snopH "u'olloo'.eH' VA
l'"ses anu even 'nt P''p'' 'I'e'I'se''e'
'Sei' a'Ii'"S' Que "'aSs VI ColoI W
"' Hl' lh"uS'',I ''S''''H "no ~
Ii' No'hHil Io' 'ne "'l"""' s'lu'ro"
''eSs'' OF '.' Sou'h"'S'.
NUIhpet'd Ih 'n,H I'VE ulSuSaIlu
p'"pI' VINO are '.'e'.H '' -No'"laI'
o"'Iu'E INC r'eu' OH 'ne yoai III
'""uei I""'O"H n'' "''uS' ,I"u
S'Un aIu'Ilh' anu ,oI nv s.uuriln' ll,,
VINO are n'N'Nb '"'.' '"'u"L NlSi'
l'o h'a'' H'nonI Nn'u ,''s o",'
''7" Hve beIl"'e WV" u'"H n'N'u"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30
BIG SOUTHERN GAMES
Dixie Eleyens Come Down the Street
In Most Important sertrs staged
Thus fAr

ATLANTA. oct SO.-with Auburn
and Georgia playing their twentieth
annual game at Athens. Ga. van
drrbIlt and Tennessee meeting At
sash, llle. Georgia Tech. and North
Carolina coming together on the 10
uul Rriiiron. Washington and Lee
Journey ing westward TO meet Indiana
nl indianapolis and many other con
tests ~ more or less interest on the
LISTS football fans throughout the
south today will be treated 20 what
probably Ia the most interesting -
rleH of games thus far this season.
The showing Georgia made against
Virginia last week, AFTER had start
early in the season. and AuOurns eN
celleut showing against the Mlssis
slppi Aggies cause observers TO look
forward to a hard. close contest to
day
The Tennessee and Vanderbilt
oleyens. both heavy scoring machines
are the subject OF much speculation
The North Carolina Georgia Tech
contest giyes promise OF being inter
estlnE North Carolina has shown
poor early season form, Tech. hai
won all " ita games and on com
parative scores should win.
The Washington and Lee lnnaho
contest is expected 10 furnish I'm,
FOR comparison OF southern ah
western teams.
Alabama will play sewanee At BIT
mlnghnm Virginia meets V. NJ !.
AT Charlottesville and Florida play
Southern college AT Gainesville, Fla
The games scheduled oetweei
South Carolina and Davidson at co
| lumbla and Clemson and Citadel a
/ Charleston we're cancelled.
/ other southern games are
Louisiana state vs.. Mississippi Ag
gies at Baton Rouge,
. Arkansas vs. 81. Louis at 81. LOUIS
Roanoke vs. uallaudet at Roanoke
/ Virginia
I Kentucky State vs.. Cincinnati a
| Lexington, Ky -,
Southwestern Louisiana vH. Louisi
ana college At Lafayette, La
Texas Aggies vs. Haskell lndiah
at Dallas -
Texas vs.. Southwestern at Austli
Howard VS. Mercer at Macon, oa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30

After the warming up at tho
Country club Friday afternoon Man
ager Jack Roland EXTENDED an I'M
vitation to the team and starr ~
coaches to visit the Empress Seated
In bunch In the gallery the team.
together with huulh ~ old Is T.
men. entertained the theatre pntrons
with college songs and the famous
old Rock Chalk. Jayhuwk X. u
u-O-o." than which there was never
written or yelled a more stirring
battlo cry
The visit AT the Empress over un-
dorgrnduntes Of the Lawrence school
aided and ahetted by the old dur
fcrs who were hanging around,
staged an imprumptu pep" meeting
until midnight Every hotel In the
city and all the principal streets
and corners were given demonstra
tlons Of the X T.. spirit as eNempll-
fled by "A score of leather lungcd ar
lists at emitting college yells ana
songs
There viii be no excuses offered
for the rcd and blue warriors when
they 20 ITO Norman Saturday noon.
Minor Injuries are not many In mum
her. and the spirit Of the eleven In
an that can be expected bN lhea
coaches They expect beef ana SIX u
To return victor over ilnshN Sp''u
and trick work Of the SooherA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30
Welsh viii AllolU the Press
To Name Next -Four Opponents
If Successful With Them ALL Briton Declares He Viii Retire
Can't Accuse Him of Picking Soft Ones, Either

larry Pollock. manager OF Fred
die Welsh, has set another eNamp,e
for aspiring pilots to follow
Welsh and Pollock. b Will lc re-
membered, staggered the fstl" m
ternity after winning the title from
Eltchie by agreeing TO fight anybody
and as often as challsngers appeared
and promoters believed them OF SUI
tioent caliber to test 'he champion $
SKIN II was 50 different from the
usual business methods OF a boxer
upon acquiring Il title predictions
were made then that others succeed
Ing Freddie would follow IN line.
~ course, the system laId our by
Pollok created r1tuua for boih
Harry and Freddie mi rnRuy crit
les who wondered how ng Wels!
would last at the rate he vent still
are HtKing the question Of them
selves
Now Pollock r. out with new and
original scheme. though this one
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30
CRITICAL TINES HERE
Blg Nine Elevens Stage Thrive In
pOrtAnt Contests In Western Con
ference To-day

CHICAGO, oct 80 -Four undo
feated elevens In tho big Mint"
fought It oN today to decide which
pair OF teams shall clash FOR he
championship hOnors,
The games brought together ihe
University OF Wisconsin and Chicago
ut Chicago. and Minnesota aui uu.
nois at Champaign II has Nyuu
years since two such important com
tests have been played IN MD sou
son
Illinois has shown uncertain form
In only one game, whom It whs tied
by ohio State. but since then tho
team has been PLAYING IA uashius
game Minnesota. even without the
services OF Solon who wS declared
ineligible. Ii REGARDED Ha one ~ the
strongest teams ever developed az the
university. The eleven averages
close to $50 pounds tu tho man and
has the advantage over Illinois ln
weight
Wisconsin. because " am adtou
tage In weight and power ut doteusu
was expected to humho chicago. d.
though experts predicted close rs ,r
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-30
ZIM WANTS NO TRADE;
THREATENS TO RETIRE

NEW YORK. oct 3O-Hon Heinie
zimmerman. the cubs smuggling In
fielder. who resides In the Bronx.
emitted Wild shriekr NJ anguish when
he learned that Roger BresnAhan
Was planning upon trading him 10
tho Giants In exchange for Larry
Doyle.
Play under McGnw! should
say not" was Zimmerman's wall
when asked n he would stand for
the deal McGraw is the hardest
man iu the league TO work for. Mel
thcr viii | 20 TO Conclnnati. will
play with tho Cubs or quit organized
ball
According 10 the officials or The
Gionis. Zimmerman has no occasion
To work himself up,