The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-22
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! Hughic jennings. manager OF the
.retrou Tigers. today paid his third
visit 10 waxshache in an effort 10
decide npon training quarters for
The Tigers next spring. and before
leaving at sssa o'clock today the
;commitsee that he Nas very fasora-
ibis impressed with Waxahacllie.
/ like your water here. said Mr..
Jennings. and Manager Harrison
| or hotel has promised Us everything
that We could ask. even TO swim
ming pool In the basement OF the
hotel. Now il is up 10 your com
mittee TO provide suitable grounds
To say that We are coming here
| IL train next spring would be little
premature. but will say this that
/ am well pleased with what YOU
have to offer. l. will return north
and place the facts have picked W
before Mr.. Navin and don't think
Naxahachie will suffer from the re-
port. / will say this muck. however
that il is Texas for me. True |
am going back BY way of Georgia.
! bw | like Texas better
Mr.. Jennings explained thar II Mr.
Navin and he agreed to bring the
| Tigers to Naxahachie ii would be
better 10 send their ground keeper
down Immediately after Christmas
and have him work the grounds
into shape He spent an hour in the
hotel making mental notes OF the
superb arrangements that will be
r.ade for the comfort and pleasure
oil the party in event they decide TO
come here. He said il was all be
could or would ask He thinks
there il great medicinal properties
III the waxahaehie mineral water
and that the railroad facilities are
equal 70 any.
While Waxahaciie citizens cannot
say for certain that the Tigers Will
come here in the spring. they know
THAT MIR. Jennings is Well pleased
With what he found here and thas
| ii xill take a most tempting offer
to take them elsewhere.
Messrs. Jennings and Joe Gardner
arrived about II o'ciock and were
& met ia the hotel by few o. tho
members OF fhe baseball training
lcamp committee from the Chamber
Icf Commerce Lunch Was served %
1.-THE party BY Manager Harrison Of
1.-THE hotel. During the luncheon lie
Tigers manager talked interestingly
LOT the coming training season, baf
ibid not get down 10 real pToppsi-
ltion. He discussed his visits to otis
er towns and talked freely about
baseball matters When asked why
his face had such brilliant hue h.
said he had been PLAYING golf with
Bob seay and others without his haf
lon and that he was very nearly blist-
Tered lie admitted however that
sonburns worry ball player very
Ittle.
immediately following the lunch
leon Mr. Jennings asked 70 be shown
the old natatoriafu and the party pros
jcured automobiles ana TOOK him There
for look. II was explained By Mr.
lspaIding, who has that building in
charge, that il was available for use
o. the Tigers if they saw III to toms
to Waxaliachie to tram.
Despite the fact thas ne slipped M
loa MANAGER liarrisoh q fioieI Roy
crs and had to take POI" luck alfh
tho res. Of the guests the Tigers man
aaer eas well pleased edth yhe lunch
con served ard agreed that It wond
satisfy the most exaetlng " his young
Bengais
Messrs Gardner and Jennings nee
joined here ny James p Grtfnn and
Nike Fe1eil 81 he irafne depart.
ment ~ ne sonthern fraction tom
bauy sho are eudeax6ring 70 induee
.fhe TIGERS 20 tisin at Maxaharhie
Sir Jenninss tiil retafa 70 Dallas
ioaleni sur tomorrow BE- eill star
sor TIE aofsh. probably soias ~ ea5
of TIE eastern states