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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-05
No SHORT SEASON
SAY ". A. HEADS
League Me- ting At McAlcster Voted
\gnlnSt ANY Schedule Change Be
ing Made. spencer Dropped

NALEsTER. OK. Aug 5.-Unani-
NOUS vote at meeting OF the direc-
tors of the Western association base
bah league here Wednesday decided
the question of shortened or
Inngthouod season by the simple ey-
podloncy of recommending no change
ln the schedule whatsoever The
meeting. which WAS called 60 COM
slider the proposition advanced boy FC
Smith 90 shorten the season TO August
~, was attended by representatives of
every team iu the league save Paris
p NJ Duncan. NJ Oklahoma Ciw
holding that clubs proxy
As soon ns the fact that short
euod season would prevent the clubs
from rcscrvIng their players became
known AN thoughts of rurmMug the
season were dropped II was then
proposed to lcug,heu the schedule to
Labor day thus glEins Fl Smith "A
chance 90 have more games at home
and rrrupcrate IN measure the loss
ps sustained boy them This also was
voted down. but Roy Purpus OF
Tulsa offered tu take one OF the Ft
Smith series ot Tulsn, thus cutting
down the Twins mileage consider
ably Io also offered tu split the gate
OF this series 30 So This PROPOSE
tlUn was accepted by the Ft SIN tn
representative and o. k'd by the
league
Several protests which had been
lodged were not cousidored, II be-
iug thought best I'm the interests OF
harmony to give them no considera-
.lou n was decided however, TO ad-
here strictly tu the rule Of selling no
players to other teams IN the league
after this time. Oklahoma city also
agreed to forward each club their
share VI the July 8 game here under
previous agreement of the clubs 10
split all Fourth of July game receipts,
Denls0n sherman and Ft Smith VIII
receive checks Tor S23i6 immediate
Is. they being the clubs prOfItng
by the decision.
Upon complaints from Muskugee
and other cities. n was decided 10
drop hu Spencer from the league
staff ot ump res and add Roy Watts
OF Fl Smith To flll the vacancy
Waits will work M ~ Smith Thurs
day and Cy Morgan viii be sent 10
MuskOgco.
Reliable assurance WINS given the
members NJ tho league that Ft Smith
would finish the scuspn. under We'd
uesday.s agreements, which Irons out
uu difficulties existent in the league
Seemingly all other clubs are In good
condition and tho changes made win
undoubtedly bring Ft Smith through
m good shape
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-05
Sants Slapped
at Sundry Sports

There's one real dyed ln the wool
fan ut Saratoga park who never
questions an umpire's decision or
howls rotten. mo- matter how rank the
decision may bee, as long as IT'S lu ia
NuT Of the home team
Big league timber is sure getting
scarce The Chicago Whales. Cubs and
SuN have taken men chosen us the
best amateurs in the Windy city by
the Tribune and Will give them try
outs Immediately
They call Al Mumluy the MOST con
Ccltrd man .n baseball Wonder n
lulue Nnng couldn't lusuu q little
coucrlt into two cor three of his hurl.
ers and gct 'hc same result2
About the best We have heard n
some time comes from indianapolis II
is said that Umpire DOYLE. NJ the
American association. went into the
graudstand the other day after game
here and had lengthy argument
with fans who had "Boocd' him dur
ing the game
There was just about as much
chance ut him getting decision m
am Argument Of that nature os there
would bc In the sport editor irving
90 convince Il Sox fan that Rowmnd's
team had no show for the rag.
Branch Hickey manager NJ the ST.
Louis Browns delivered am aftrr-din-
ner address To- Sunday school club
in Washington the other day and
among other things stated that there
was mo- such thing ns luck Anyone
managing the Browns would be
bound TO think that way
Notice that Tncup played I'M "a
game with the phnicg against the
Cubs tho other day Which reminds
ms that last season nm Indian came
into the Brady hotel AZ Tulsa asked
FOR Roy lurpus. got him, and then
demanded a tryom ON the Producers
When asked his experience, etc. the
redskiu said his name was lineup
and that ought To entte him to a try
ON any baseball team lie got ride In
Black Maria
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-05
:: JUST DOPE ::

"Ylp" owens, catcher for the Bal
tlmore Feds IL much impressed With
the taking qualities Of Kansas city
"Ylp" has a perfect right 20 be i'm
pressed because they took SO In
real money from him and II didn't go
into the Mercy hospital fund. either
They were two perfectly gentle
manly highwaymen who Interrupted
"Yip's' midnight stroll At Tenth and
Holmes streets Saturday night
The Terrapln catcher is addct 90
midnight strolls, but he generally fig
ures on taking them alone. 20 he was
somewhat annoyed when two men fell
In along side him Saturday night
strange, but "Yip' mrmiscd that the
hard point boring into his back was
a little brother 10 q A2-centlmotcr
gun, even before he turned II was
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-05

standing Of the rrum-


NTNTVVTVT NJ ITTTITTTTT ~
p,ri4 pi Fort Smith
Tuls, al MusRogrr
Deriaon nr sherman
Seemingly shamri to a." utmo"
h, u. Ipunmluiuus defeats forced
n.,..,,....,,, r.., .,,.. .,.,,, y.r.t
"'"" '"''
the senators S''Il'u "'''' "'"'','
tt new face ON the Nine" h"'rh Nrd
u.sJov I'm the frat inning aud cIouicd
ont three hits and three runs lu the
. ,,... ,.,,t,,,.., tl, u,.rrr Dr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-05
ILn.nliu NrsterdnK

I'h.'a. . NDumunt 4.
Fort Worth 2 san Antonio 4,
shreveport Houston !.
Waco d. Galveston 2.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-05

Galveston uf Waco.
liuNa,uu no shreveport
beaumont H, Dallas.
San Antonio ut Fort Worth.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-05

Nr.nlis YcstcrdnY

Cleveland N'. Milwaukee . 9.
Columbus O. St Paul O-A
Louisville a Minneapolis q
Indianapolis l. Kansas CIB
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-05

ID thrill that comes once In a lifetime
that trick.ed up the spine Of the
catcher.
Dig up what cha got" growled
deep bass voice
'fip,' sim contends man with
the voice that one had would make
% good umpire But the Terrapin
didn't fancy that boring point In his
back
But he was good sport and he
hUistrd fifteen bucks from his
pocket aud Tor good measure. threw
boz "a bunch uf KEYS.
say guy" pleaded Yip" TO the
receiving teller - uint got car fare
aud YOU wouldn't take an IL guy had"
surr not gruuted he OF the um-
pirr voice. Give him cur fare, Bill"
And the gunnrrs mate handed Ow-
ems 10 single lilnoy and ordered "Ylp'
tp beat lt" And the catcher might
nave Imagined he was beating out
huut w hc virulpd the block But II
was not such ana uulucky night az
would Doe imaniged "YIp" had saved
that iiuey because he was only two
blocks from his hotel 70 be- sure he
''''.' '' Ni''N'N'' NAAH Ni NNkI INI ne WuN
serene In the fact that lust before he
left the hotel me- had left one big
rock in the hands OF the custodian
of the hotel snfe
Talk with any wise old baseball
manager or player and he Will tell
Fuu That the. slower player be-
comes the more that player knows
about the inside baseball. and tho
more he plays the Inside game.
While he has all his speed the
player hrre1cs through carelessly.
His physical fitness carries him
through with lots OF spare When
he feels himself slipping he herds
by himself, figures everything TO
three or four decimal places and
actually begins to learn the game.
rhey do say that Mathewson
Coumbs and Ruckcr all Greater
New York hurleW, are IN this class.
The slower they become phyalcnlly.
the faster their top piece revolves.
II all this " true Just stop to
Imagine what Mntty the Iron Man,
and Nap might have done when al
the top Of their physical speed II
they only had the vile and knowl.
edge Of inside tactics they've nc.
Quired on the physical down grade.
And what team would ever Ee, a mn
or Grover Cleveland Alexander ~
the Phils, n Alec. now at the ton
OF his physical speed, could add 10
his stock In trade the mastery OF
the inside stuff which supposedly
comes only on the inevitable retreat.
before the inevitable enemy. Age7
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-05
Guncs To-day

Milwaukee Uf cleveland
kansas 'I.N ut Indianapolis
Minneapolis NO Louisville
ST. Paul u Columbus.
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-05
TALK OF THE TOWN

Sacred concert at Benjamin's falls on
Sunday afternoon. The Citizens band
viii furnish music.
G. II. Presbrey of New York is passing
a few days in the city on business con-
neeted with the Presbrey-Coykendall Co.
Pearl White and Lional Barrymore at
Pavilion to-day in "The Romance of
Elaine; also a three-part Broadway star
feature, made by Vitagraph.-Adv.
A motor party, consisting of Mrs. A. F.
Thayer OF Ware, Mass, S. S. Dennis, jr.,
of Boston, and A. McEadden of Boston,
registered at Hotel Barre last night.
Supt. c. H. White of the city schools,
who, is attending the summer school at
the University of Vermont, spent the
day in this city. The session of the
school will close next week. Others from
Barre who are attending the session are
Principal II. H. jackson of Spaulding
high school and +. j. Dole, an instructor
in the same school.
j. J. Dashner a local real estate agent,
has sold for Mrs. Josie +. Robertson
Thompson her large three-tenement
house on Summer street TO Charles l..
Converse of Barre, who makes the pur-
chase for an investment. Mr.. Converse
intends to do some minor repairing about
the premises and viii repaint the prop
crty. Mr.. Converse, who has invested in
real estate quite extensively in this city,
knows a good proposition when he sees
It, according TO the intermediary in the
sale. The consideration is not men
toned, by request of the principals in
the transaction.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-05
NoRTHFIELD

There vii ~ no services 81 the Uni
rsraaiist church during August the pas
Tor. Rev. Clinton Scott. having Z
month's vacation.
Mis- Mnh,4 Edwards spent vesier
aav ath ff1ends in tosn. c1miug from
Cts1zaa. where she has beer sIure hfl
rasur from the summer sthnol 81 John.
sun
III. n. ciison vert Yesterday 81 nut
iana 80 business TRIP IN the iuterests
81 the y \ Dyke Store
nffs. y. 81 Gatss ana tb18ren uss in
wnrfHrIiar MHnlar
Pref = - 1ear rfturuef Sunday naon
frusn Madfsgn. WIS. mbafs H. be- hsan
rfffnHrr a. ennmnf ahnsH Mrs lar
end hsr snn rFturnea ffuu Hs.sfaf Hat
uftaf
Fsan Hars ~ fts Hafs nsestisra
aashe vas tusiurss sis1tv IS teun
niauasy.
Na L,rass Tur4 ~ HusHnrtat e.
risamr tr si-tf. Mrs C7rh W
C8Erar
1esral Cstn so rs.seuns fsun hs-t
west e. n-utr rark sest.efsf e. -
tsr8 So uuraal TruriaE rI 81 WISH
snsfnn aamrtF Fssegss
rswnrE w1Esr unrt e. rmur.F
rasasErr maFHr elssf = nns e. 81.
rar7 81 ~ rars urt 80 E-era ssrn.
FHir Wt#rer is rfanr f-sarss 81
Wtats Bra ssn-ius s. . - ssst
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-05
TALK OF THE TOWN

Nicholas @. Mascot OF North Mail
street went this morning TO Burlington
where he vii make a business visit o.
several days.
Arthur Mcdonald of Boston arrived il
the city yesterday for a visit at tn,
home of his mother, Mrs. John Mcdonald
of Liberty street.
Ralph 4. Cormier, well.known retail
monument dealer OF Cincinnati, O., ar
rived in the city last night for a stay
of several days in the Barre granite
belt.
Edward +. Stevens OF Boston. the
architect who designed the new City hos,
pital, and who came here Yesterday To
attend the dedication, left this morning
for his summer camp in Washington
y. II. Mr.. Stevens made the trip by
automobile and was accompanied by his
niece, who came TO the city with him.
W. L. Webster, superintendent of the
Royal Victoria hospital in Montreal,
who spoke at the dedication of the new
City hospital yesterday, returned last
night to his home. While here, Mr.. Web.
ster conferred with Architect +. i, Stew
ems over plans for an annex that Is TO
be erected at the Royal Victoria hos.
pital.
Miss A. Myrtle Jameson of jefferson
street, missionary worker connected
with the FIRST Baptist church, Left the
city yesterday for her home in Buffalo,
y. Y. Miss Jameson has been granted
a two months leave Of absence from
her duties here and viii spend most Of
the time at her former home. She was
accompanied TO Buffalo by Miss Marion
Perry who viii be her guest for a few
weeks.
Among the out-of-town physicians in
the city yesterday 10 attend the dedica-
tion exercises at the new City hospital
we're. Or. 4. A. Russlow OF Randolph,
who was accompanied BY Mrs.. Russlow
qnd Mr.. Nellie Bsnyea. the superinten-
dent Of the Randolph sanatorinmi Dr.
n. n Watson Of Milliamstown. DR.. g. ".
Burr. Dr.. J. r. Grimes. and DR. g. n.
parmenter Of Montpelier, and Dr. II. :.
Carver. who was located for many years
IN Marshheld.
A total 81 AZ tickets were sold az The
Central Vermont station here this morn ]
ing Tor the excursion 20 Lake Champlaiu /
and Ausable ehasm. An extra string Of
passenger coaches was attached 30 the I
regular train leaving Il s.l3 O'Clock for 4
the accommodation Of excursionists leav. /,
ING over the Barre and Miliamstown /
branches. Thnty-one 81 those who left 1
! 49, L. .r.r~-atrH - 51aaa fHn sfasa an
ths lake. while ls bought tickets for the I
ahasm. The return % Barre vii b. /
made early this evening.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-05
TEN-CENT ADMISSIONS
To Federal League Ball Games in New
ark To Be Tried.
TINE light, strong, flexi-
i BILE strips Of wood are

New York, Aug. 5.-James A. Gilmore
of the Federal league announced last
night that the Federal league would try
out l0-cent bleacher seat baseball in
Newark, instead of l5-cent baseball, as
has been reported.
"We have considered the l0-cent prop.
ostion for some time" said Gilmore last
night, "and intend to try it out in New
ark. On the success made there, our
future plans in this direction will en-
tirely depend. Business just now is bad
in Newark and we recently have re-
ceiyed many letters from fans there say
ing they would like to patronize our
team, but could not afford to pay the
prices asked"
Commenting on the new raid on organ
izaed baseball. Mr.. Gilmore said that it
was strictly in self defense.
"As there is no telling when Judge
lands win make known his decision"
he said, eve are forced to go after
players now, so as not TO be left in a
hole"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-05
VANDALISM ON MOUNTAIN.
Log Cabin Reduced To Ruins and Stove
Shot Full of Holes.

Rutland, Aug. 5.--Robert NJ. ellison Of
this city, who is in the employ of the
state forestry department, returned yes.
terday from Lincoln mountain, where he
inspected the trail. He found that van.
dalism OF the character which wrecked
the hotel on Mount Killington has been
practiced there. The comfortable 10y
cabin built on the lofty peak by the late
Joseph Battell of Middlebury. who Of
fered the tract of forest to the United
States government for a preserve, has
been reduced to ruins. Two serviceable
stoves which were in the structure have
been shot full of holes and beds have
been thrown out of the windows mutilat.
ed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-05
TALK OF THE TOWN

Ralph Bennett. who has been confined
TO his home for three months, is able
to be out on erutches and is getting
along as well as can be expected.
Mr. and Mrs. C. NJ Colby, two sons
and two daughters of East Orange were
dinner guests last Sunday, Aug. |, of
the formers mother, Mrs. +. c. Colby
OF Washington street. One of the daugh-
ters, Helen, who had been visiting there
tor a couple of weeks. returned home
with them. The occasion viii be remem-
bered as the 50th birthday anniversary
of Mr.. Colby.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-05
PLEASED WITH CONDITIONS.
Governor Gates Inspected House of Cor
rection at Rutland.

Rutland, Aug. 5.-Governor Charles w.
Gates, Benjamin Gates of Montpelier, his
secretary, and Edwin j. Davis of Ches-
ter, member of the penal board, visited
the house of correction in this city yes
terday, leaving in the afternoon by mo-
tor car for Windsor to look over the
state prison. The executive spoke in
flattering terms of conditions as he found
them at the house of correction. He
checked up those who are out on parole
with a view 10 seeing that the state
takes recognition of all breaches of pa
role by persons out of its penal institu-
tions on condition of good behavior. The
governor stopped to chat, while en- route
in his car, with various road gangs who
are at work on state highways in this
vicinity.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-05
Montpelier Band Concert.

Program of concert to be given by
the Montpelier Military band Friday
evening" Aug 6, 1915:
March-"Flag of Victory. Won Blom
Overture-"Poet and Peasant. .Suppe
Song for Cornet-"Sing Me to Sleep"
................... Greene
Mr.. Karl Forsell
Two Step-"Kiss Me, My Honey'...
+.s...#.ss. .ss.+s.-s.ss..... SnyueT
Waltz "Sourire d'Avril" ....... Dupret
Charaeteristic-"Litt Gossip" ..Lincke
Popular Songs ..........-.....-Iam
Msrch-"Light Guards" ......-. Gibson
"Star Spangled Banner
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-05
It's a Good Custom
Silk Hosiery

Ladies will have Silk Ho-
siery. They want wear. They
don't always get it. The right
kind with a little careful care
will wear well. We have that
kind at SOC per pair. Not as
good as our $1.00 Hose, but
good enough to satisfy the
best trade that they are good
enough.
SOC Silk Hose comes in as
sorted sizes and in all of the
staple and new shades. Try
just one pair.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-05
Black Silk

New values in Silks. These
were a purchase; we had them
come right along, as the trade
is looking for new kinds. We
like to be the ones to have the
new things.
Pussy Willow Taffeta is a
new cloth. This is a beauty
at the price, S1.75 per yard.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-05
r. & G.. COrsets

Hot weather is hard on Cor
sets; this doubles their sale.
One thing ladies will have on
these hot days, and that is
Corset comfort.
r. & G. Corsets are all of
them steam moulded. They
have a softness in fit that 9TH
err kinds do not have. They
bring back to our store more
compliments as to comfort
than all others combined. Try
a pair of the dollar kind.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-05
SOUTH BARRE

Members of South Barre grange are
requested TO meet at their hall Friday
afternoon at | o'clock TO attend the
funeral of Brother John Roberts. Per
order master.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-05
Notice 70 Tarnsver..

Only one more week 10 raw taxes
without additional cost. "Wednesday.
Aug 10, is the last dsy they can b.
paid 10 the treasurer. whose Office vii
b. open evenings from $50 to S p. m.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-05
Latest in Ladies' Neck
wear

This is a lot of really new,
up-to-date Neckwear that
comes in high back and low
Dutch styles. The newest for
hot days are the Dutch styles.
Considering how hard it is
to get imported goods, these
Collars are great values.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-03-13
ArIingt0nE"tOteI ondBatbS U 6 THE
ON U. .. RESERVATION,
OPEN ALL THE YEAR

Every modern for the comfort and pleasure of the highest type of Beautiful lobby ors, writing and and rest looking Reservation Park Every hall of each floor neCted to the Mountain Park by steel bridges. S5OOOO pended the past in completely rebuilding and furnishing the Bath IfOuse installing modern faCi ty for the most perfect administering of the mineral ters including complete HydrOtherapeutiC system and automatic heating and ventatng Private elevator vice from each floor the baths used exclusively for the batherS.
 w Nj
The Sentinel=record., 1915-03-13
Jones Apartments
332 Quapaw Ave.

332 Quapaw Ave. Phone t011 Modern, clean. Location ideal. Close to bath houses and business center.
 Everything furnished for light
 housekeeping 2 room apartments and or room apartments, with private bath au0 toi- let, especially adapted for permanent tenants. Steam Heat and Running Wa ter in All Apartments.
 Board can be arranged for at reas- enable rates. Those sick or alone giy- en special attention. Single bedrooms for local clerks, or visitors, al re- duced prices
 R. 4. ("Peg") WIlIismS, Pros.
 Formerly of Cozy Inn. Come and inspect before locating.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-17
SAYS BILL
JAMES IS
ALL THRU

The others say he'll come back
all right. but think he 10 thru"
remarked Johnny Evers. Boston
second baseman and one OF the
greatest stars in baseball In Dug.
dAle's private office at Dugdale
field yesterday after the All-Amer.
leans had won n 3.to-2 game on a
field over which swept wintry
blasts. III was pitiful to see him
try 70 pitch this last season after
having played behind him IN 1914
when no was the greatest young
pitcher In the country"
Evers r. as polished a little fel.
low as one would want 10 meet. lie
Is hcock.fuil Of baseball anecdotes
and delights in telling them His
tales are the plain. unyarnished
truth. favored with tinge OF
quiet that bespoakE wide expert.
cnce In worldly affairs.
James may como back. but n
he does III be surprised" no said
"Ho doesn't know when or how he
hurt his arm. He can't raise Il
over his head and bring II down 10
get the drive and speed he used to.
and IL hurts him 10 pitch He had
all the stuff I'm the world. nerve,
brains and ambition. It's a shame
10 see n bright fellow like BIN pass
ont OF tho game"
Evcra thinks Pete Schneider will
be wonder this coming season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-17

let tho winner Of the East
ern series meet tho winner Of
the Middle West. and the win
ner OF that game battle with
the Western champions.
The whole affair could be
handled by a committee that
would act az the national COM
mission handles tho world ..
cries OF baseball. The expense
OF sending the teams about
would easily be covered by gate
receipts. II would be hard 10
find a field big enough 10 hold
the crowd that would attend
game between pittsburu and
Cornell or between the West.
ern and Eastern champions.
The series would not only
bring together the best In tho
East and the best In the West
for the first time. but satisfae-
torlly decide the championships
In the various sections and at
the same time the champion.
ships OF the country.
a world series In football
would be one OF the greatest
things that ever happened In
outdoor athletics. The big men
Of football should put II over
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-17
HYATT WOULD
Be CH|EFTAIN
OF n. ". CLUB

Ham Hyatt. first sncker and out.
fielder OF the ST. Louis Nationals.
will meet Northwestern league d.
rectors at Seattle next month. in the
hope OF landing a place as manager
OF one OF the teams in the circuit as
II will be reconstructed.
Old Hambone batted Vancouver
to a championship in 1908. along
with the silent Irishman. Pat Elan.
nagan, and Lou Nordyke. and later
went to the Pittsburg Nationals. lie
was traded 10 the Cards.
Il am anxious to get back 10 the
Coast" said Hyatt. II I can secure
Miller Higgins consent. / Will try
10 land a club in this league next
season. My home Is in Shelton.
Wash. and prefer playing the
game out this way intend having
talk with the Northwestern league
directors when they meet in Seattle.
next month"