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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-06-22
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
Estate OF George B. shaw.

Estate OF George b. shaw.
The undersigned, having been appdnted
by the Honorable Probate Court OF the Dis
trict Of Manchester, Commissioners, to re-
ceiye, examine. ana adjust the claims and
demands OF all persons against the estate Of
George B. Shaw. late OF Landgrove
In said District, deceased, and all claims ex-
hibited In Offset thereto. hereby give notice
that we will meet for the purpose Aforesaid
At the residence Of James o. Barton in the
Town OF Landgrove in said District on the
lot day OF December next. from
daynnd that 81 month from the Slst day OF
Nav, A. d. 1910, is the time limited by said
Court for said creditors to present their
claims to us for examination and allowance
dated AT Landeroye this Slst day OF May
A. d 1916.
GEORGE O. THOMPSON, Com
HENRY W. ABBOTT,
James @. Barton, Administrator, Land
grove, Vt.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01
THIS WEEK IN SPORTDOM
MONDAY

Opening Maryland Jrkc club rmic Md
Ted Lewis vs. Eddie M"hn fifteen rounds, NJ Dayton ~
~
Benny Leonard ,s. Buck lluun. rounds Philadelphia
TUESDAY,.
~ rroru1 association. New lmk
Opening 81 Louis
Manchester y IL
q o. Sew N"rk.
WEDNESDAY
opening of nc of baseball league
"a" IA" ~ the Gtrgin Alabama baseball league
fI,r,c, VS. Brock ruunl. Cleveland
THIRSDN
Rmlkon,lIp John layton Detroit tr worlds p"k"
billiard
Prclminacs In A I national wrestling championships Newark
II - the Northern baseball league
~ club
of Washington II, 60 club
uIcnug Mississippi ur-linr tournament Gc"p'lc Miss
FRIDN
Bingham Utah
Island. y
Nebraska dual track and field Lawrence, Kan
SATURDAY.
4 Newark. J.
Icnug ~ tau n Washington, u &
- \ A..
academy and University " Pennsylvania at
Annapolis
University ynnn
championship Nnltmutc
field Haven,
IInryard Curncl dun an field Ithaca y Y
IlrUNn New YORK
Conference track aud field championships a crkccy Cal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01

.,d and 'red 20 take tho ball from Nc
GIrulN's hand joe seeing that b" wL'
,yrfpow'rrd threw the pellet Co., far a..
b, could into the crowd
krph md Howard. two cub recruits,
dove among tho fcct of the SPECTATORS
ui Jointly grabbed tho hll which WIS
i'uE ti.k'a around Howard threw the
ian tp Tinker who tossed II to Johnny
nrd tho Trojan" stepping ON second
Ips,. pui vbsre the hlu high leo 'ho
n.r called upon tho umpIres to declare
uut Nork'
Giants Lose playor
On th, meantime. thHU,s pillow,
Through tho noW amazed crowd. grabbed
tmur. Hank Oppy and demanded
tiai IN, d,,id. that Mccormick, run
t.i NOT count owing 90 M, tact that
N.Ik. had been forced out Opay rr.
lu'cd to give Hu' decision until he was
escorted TO the clubhouse hy squad Of
police
OD1N. Immediately upon ms arrival
there. declared M,tklc Wns forced out
ana called the game a ~, Harry pul.
linn. then president of m" national lea.
ru, sustained Hanks ruling aud or
l,rcd the gam, played over
m, day set 'nr tho pl1lon was tha
Inst uf the season October SIN IL
found the Giants and cubs tied fnr nrst
I'H.r houors with 's games Won aud 5a
l,st. giving each o. percentage ot .6io
Tf, Giants lost that battle. I To- q. ana
lu, game gave the pcnnaut to the chi
urD Cubs-a Fin hy Fred MrrkIc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01
F|Tz WILL MEET
RIVERS TONIGHT;
TRAIL IS MISSING
Substitution for Main Event
Announced by Samson at
Last Minute.

Young TtuIunout Instead o' Ben
Tran viii meet Ncyrln Joe Rivers IN
tho ten.round nn, ,,nipltiou At the y
VI \ A. n,oan smoker tonight THIS
oor ,hc announcement Monday mornig
~ Sammy samson. secretary ~ the club.
following t.' disappearance y Trnil sun.
di,
Rotlur fans vU mot uo disappointed
because o' the .Ubug' in the cnrd. for Il
a hclcsod tuat Young ttz and the Mex
l.an Ni" pIi on fully ng good = bout h7
would Trail and layrrs fltz and Trail
NaF, met ln tlr losal ing and FitI
shaded .ls opponent W. IS stout
hearted .0uIu,r Hnu can Nit hard with
both hands and H. Willingness to mix
~ al times ut. made him fayorite
VIII member ~ tho boxing club.
I'm regard ~ tho disappearance NJ Trail
socr,f1r. samson said be- had no idea
O here M" ,1utp Hid gone he said Ia
learned. however from = reliable source
/ that Trail has l'n the city and will not
r,iufr
Iu ,.c oyco' 'uc FitE. Rivers suhs,itu-
.nu 'NnulI Dll through Secretary SAM
Son -ulI 10" pfpUphl' would put George
I Ii"fi.ul ami In" burU1n on Tor another
4 ten round bout Thoso hovs met last
woe. and put up % clever exhibition until
tB" ninth round when Herring injured
I hN ught hand and hii 10 quit
tn" card tonight VIII he In crest
moasur" Ike thos" given when the box
lug chm was I'm ~ ,oUuger days Theirs
piI be- five four round bouts In addi.
'IUu to tu" two main events For ths
ih.' '"p week. NN and tcn.rpnnd events
h1gc been moro numerous md soms
f ruus have hocn 'llmorinF for few
shorter bouts
+ Tom Stofc. the capitol iilI light
/ weight. i- reported 90 ho recovering FROM
/ pu attack of touFltis lie VIII he IN
condition 10 appear u'vt week IN tho
rims and probably Wi no seen In a ten
round bout
Tonighrs carl includes tho following
/ four. round bouts
sam McNoy and Sam lRnFford
battling Memphis and sun Fisher
Jack Rock sand Pat Carroll
Jimmy Coulon and Young Jones
Jack VI iuir' and Young Martin vii
meet IN n giN.tound go.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01
BASEBALL TODAY
IN SPITE OF BAD
WEATHER, PLAN
Rain Causes PoStpOnement OF
Sunday Game: Sunshine
Badly Needed.

.t,,.,,,n eu,,t.,.. ,,o,.., ,.ut el.,
"'"" WI" p"''P""' ~ '' '''' ''''
Monday came In cold ana cloudy, n WAS
declared nj ba.ablu hotdquaft,rs this
no,,l,,. tim, "a. h., .,out,t az the
WV '''"s wa, .,,,.
''rc" "o"'' DE II'''' '" f'"'"'''" '''''
afternoon unless moe rain came duiIR
IA. d,,
r, .,.....,t..
"''''" W WV" ''''
weather SUNDAY i'nu had Been met "nh
during the, n'., 'nu days ~ the local
season VnH , uuge disappointment tp
officials Of the oklahoma C'. club
Under urdiuhrs coudltinuA IL large crowd
always tlrns out lu Uklnhoma city for
a Sundn, game and. following IN" great
exhibition NJ the Senators and sherman
SatuIds1 u vas Spcctod tunt the At
tendance would tas the capacity u' i#"
gfandstHud
SANDY Sail 4, SARATOGA
~. ,S,,.,'. r.Id eS-'trr, 'r,,t
4. and, ,b,t , ,,ir si.b a. fell
,,.,.,d., vnl NOT maxi, min, rupoasiblr
ri. almond a.. be-, ,,,i,. Gir ,nu,it ION
,o,, IL v,s ,.ssthl, hnNe,,r That
,,J,,t. g,,,. vo,,lt bc rut nyer b,pausu
y, ,oil wc,,b,r pro,i1rrt Duncan o'
"a. i..,I rluh .e,1 todny.s gam. would
hc ,i,y.l n ro..Ii. for two pnstpone
,,o,,,. 1n,tn. u,. r.cs.ni serle. would
- - ,aS..,,. -. tbc ',th4 4, pIny
,r, dovpI,bc,d6r, when they meet here
A.. 80
!" Ju .., ,.,..,..,.,, ,,.,c
,t.. su,Ia, u,, ruls, Producer. and
80" y'n' ,r,n 80. r'.,,,s,,g their
-, ,,,,,,..J ner,s,r
- -. t.t,,. t,,t.r 2
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,,,,1I. ,o ,niy, ,b.,da
,,, W,,'.r T,. r,I., nt,,b,, cot
=" .,.,,,,,,i i',,' E,,r,I tho
,,nh "n'' vi, ,'I,,,et ,,ut .,y.r hus
'.',nn Irua,.,,,,. h,,,,,Ici MON In tho
@ Wv ', ',.,.,,,,. ,,.t ,.,t, ,il.,,
,l,n WV rno rain. renamed
,"' @ t.,,n1 rc lc,Jcrs t,
-. e.. Nrsl,y,.. ,pr,.gt.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01

Nav YORK, Ma, Fred Mcrkl"
"s"' up IN our opinion Hs ON" "f ih"
most frmnfkhhl, mon 100 baseball
Seven years or 30 rro D" pulls 'lon
,f' ~ Wa ..tp of mental DHhl" that
would have h''n excused 'uu't,.uir'
times out NJ on" hundred Ru' that was
the hundI'dih 'iw, Nnfki,s misphF
,n.' rho Sew YORK Chant. tn. cham
p,'nship n ih" National l'pgu" and do
pfIt'd ih'm 90 o. .plr ui the world ,c-
r'f sold
Nrr from iu,t Dc, to '.is ho hn
n'rr ~" itrg.t fO' sarcl .w For two
rr three Years after that Incident hs
every appearance uu tho hHll field vtH
greeted with huui. he WHs icorrd 49,.
sruffrI Hi md apoOfr'i wherever ne
went ", was ud.cul.I and DIS name
became a synonym for 'hou,hcnd %
The treatment accorded Nrfklr would
have broken the spirit oi any other m'n.
u would hnN, affected his work To such
hn extent that not oulN would h. have
u iidrd out ~ the majors. but would
l1V, landed eventually in the hnse hal
soap heap II was the sort NJ treatment
ilri uub man with iron villa man
flied With a., decor die spirit could
hl,, submitted to=aud lived through.
\rI N'fkl' u that man
prsplte Jeers, Becomes Star.
Tor seven y'afs he has remained ~
ths same uniform that he "dls,frdit,d '
l,r seven years No. hns played hfn0i
U' baseball that mHfks him ~ one of the
m'st valuable cngs In the Giant mt
liIt-. one of N, best first hs-,mcn ir
iH, land ilc has PLAYED alwpNs to hu.-
'Is crowds. always h.fotr p,npl" who
Vvt" cunning fpf him lt' knew that
over, second h" vss h-ing watched that
me slightest slip would hrinE renewed
lu1's and Misses and icrts
u has been seven years and n ~ long
rr since Mcfklc pulled HE homer anil
N,'klr today is playing better brand NJ
r issround baseball than he did earlier loo
his career, playing II In face NJ opcn 90.
position no, only abroad hut among the
home town fans
Pred Mrfklr H. the most ,oufNgruu
man that ever donnvd baseball un.-
form was the compliment John Mo
G1bW paid to him some time nro lie
fitnds cut to-day a. an heroic figure oi
ti',,u, aud ramvncss In face ot tern.
iI. obstacles"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01
sOOMERS PICKED TO WIN
WITH EASE OVER AGGleS

NORMAN. okla. May l. Especial
Unless a mighty ovcrtufn ~ dope o'
cur. the Soourrs should annex ~ lens,
eighty ~ the 10, points In TN" dnHl
meet With the Aggies at saltwater Tues
a., Hucslon NJ the Farmers IL un-
doumcdly good for - first IN the poi"
.Ault. and Porter and Woods NJ 'h'
,,mc aggregation should capture 'ts,
.nd second In tho hieh jump sumo "
,fs weight men may also get away with
places. hut the Sooner sprin,crs. hufdlcts.
distance men. and weight throw"rs NJ"
OH keyed up aud expect 10 make even
y hc,,rt showing than against Kendall
~ Tulsa htt Thursday when the preach,
crs were suhdurd 50 To a.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01
SOUTHEASTERN WINS =
NORMAL TENNIS MEET

:, Ian OKLA. May i-tspecial)
- Southeastern State Sormsl school won
the teachers tennis championship oi on
,.homa In both singles and doubles dur
,nr the University NJ oklahoma Invita-
,ion meet, Freeman and Hclhach won
the doubles over London and Davis NJ
Central state and freeman defeated l.on'
don Tor the styles championship.
IN the double, semi finals London and
Davis for Cettsi defeated M, and Wood.
uu q q. = q So, go The South.
eastern team then won from the Central
players s-s. al, SO
London defeated Williams NJ south
eastern IN the singles ptrlmlnafics s.6.
80 60. and Freeman ~ Southeastern
defeated niN oi 4. \ = 81. g.? In
M" finals Freeman won 60 60. e.l
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01
CHAVEZ WANTS MATCH
WITH NATE JACKSON

sammy samson. manager Of Nate Jack.
IN. the local bantam title asplrant now
The cns, has received letter from
he manager " MEXICAN Kenny Shavea
,t Kansas Cl,y seeking n bout chavez
euuld NEE, Jackson at iis pounds II,
proposed to stage the bout either In
Dynvef or Kansas city
Samson stated Monday tha, he intend,
In hrinr Jackson home pretty soon n he
u. unable tn get n bout for him with
Williams. Eftle or some ni the other top.
nu,rhots. IN New York Jackson II to
meet Johnny Seirel before the Pioneer
tlnb IN New York Tuesday nigh,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01
CUBS MUST CUT
TO q PLAYERS
Such Is Order Of Preyy Ten
er, But Ban Johnson Says
Move Is Wrong.

CHICAGO. NAV "A telegram ~.
r,Ncd by Charles wtcghman. president
~ the chicago National league baseball
team. from John h rcnsr president
n the National LEAGUE. Informing the
chicago club thai Il viii have 10 reduce
IL llst oi players a. the regular limit
NJ ivent, one men. rsusoi ronsldc bic
comment TODAY fmons followers ~ the
team
The chicago club n nov CARVING
iNrnt,-siS men and tho pla,rt.ilmit
rule " enforced viii require that ~
least four men - released Vt once as
The fulc takes effect ou Ma, President
Wccvhmsn. II = said. Nas told st the
Time NJ tho sivnins " the peace agree.
mrnt between ihr Federal LEAGUE afui
ofranl,ci baseb'll ,ha, h, would no,
have To observe 'Nv tulr when he com
hIned tho vuhs bud Whales
II IL sails Man,E,t rinksi na, several
men he could 'pleasc without stratl,
Nyakrnins the team. hut the, have
Iron clad contracts Others, not .a o.
cured. could not hs released without
s,riou'l' Iulurlns the psnnsn, chsnces NJ
the isrm
The 81 Louis Americans who we're
giNsn an exemption from observance
~ the rlayet.lImn at the same time the
Chicago Nationals wefe gl,su the extra
PLAYER privilege. atc permitted 10 carry
rNita men
There viii be M restrictions IN the
number of players carried ~ ,hs 3,
llouis nfusrs this eat" y y johnson
rtssldeni oi the American iessus said.
and tls, slso euss iot the chicago
Iule The afrsrrrn, vas made =, Cin
rinna, that Ne limit should ~ ru, ~
She number " mon carried The ihhs
rni nfuvns ard nat is n force rhsfr
i' M rhsn ior am cu, IN compel rfrsi
l'ni Wccshnmr ~ cut Nuvr his squad
io the limit st - The Natiunal isarus
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01
1916 RECORD OF
OWEN men POOR
SOOners Not Satisfied With
Baseball Season; Meet
Texans Next.

NORMAN. Okla. Nav ft---tspcglah-
with the games with TEXAS \ and VI
here Monday and Tuesday the baseball
season " tho University ~ Oklahoma
enter. H. final stage In most ws,s Il
ha. hcen one ~ the most unsatisfactory
season In irrrs, aud much depends ON
tho success NJ Tho team In thrsc two
gnmcs and the series with tho Oklahoma
Nrgics h,rr Ma, H. mud if bni n, silll.
water Ma ~ and - nR 10 the final
ranking oi the team
Fcu.hec and Harris viii ptrNshl, han.
die N, tviflirg.io the series now rrnd
lng Roth have been fairly suvrcss'ul IN
holding men on bases, aud the lose oi
games 10 not so much ,hsi, fault NE That
" the players behind lhrm Tho Texas
Farmers have had rather r. spotted sea
son. having split series with rrsns uni.
vcrsll,, Rice and nn,lcr, hut the, atc
undoubtedly strong As result ~ the
iflp lust ended during which two games
we've won ami four lysi. u IL russlbly that
there may b, somewhat " shakc-ur
IN the lluour
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01
JACOBSON HITS SAFELY
IN IS STRAIGHT GAMES

LtrLt mock. An Ala, What
N believed tn BE- the Snuihcrf lvsHuo
record ior hli,ins In crn .cru'',e tAn,rt IL
claimed hy VIII "nalv nnii" ia,ntsnn
LITTLE Roch Nayet. irfnef'r rf nriunii
(rd 80 i,nuis Americans Nio a. MI
kre NJ mare time. IN caeh - M, ru.nv
rSsn,s th,s season ils Is hai,lhs SIS.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01
N,rIoNM Lr,GrI srANDrNo.

WSiIrS ,rsfERDN AZ Cincinnati o.
Pittsburgh @, only ono game scheduled
INMiS TO-DAY urnoRl,n ~ New York.
philadelphia H' Instnu. pitshuteh at Cin-
,Iuuuu ~ Iouls ~ chicago
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01

Tho Nctklc homer Is ifvr,h IN the
mind, ot the fans NJ ciem ana ten yeats
trv. hut new generation has arisen
since then tut IT, benefit the story ut
tnr homer" Ia hcfo tctuld
Tho mifpai vas msdc ON the Polo
ufuunds. September ~. 1905. IN the pres.
o,,,r NJ .S.Ooo crowd when the a..
ants went tn hat ir the last hail NJ the
ninth. tho srnfc stood to I Nv the
tim, tvu mon were out McCofmick WAS
un third. Mefklo on first and Itidwril
M 'hr plate
ufidvvl shni sinrlr over s'cun !
NHs, and NyCofmi,k raced hom" with
vfR ~ scented io tr ih" winning run nW
u wasn't Nrfkl,. instead of RUNNING
iu srynrd hss, and tou,hing U suffered
20 mental lapse boo his elevation o,.t
What scented ip b, Giant victory witch
vruli have yinyhrd ihy p'uunni
Nyfklc never touched second base.
tui drtuuf,d nn his way and raced into
ihr clubhouse johnny E,vts. PLAYING
second for tho cubs that DAY, noticed
Nvfkir's "hon,t" md knew that " he
rrnid ee, hack the bnll and touch srvon I
ias, hcfufc Metklr. hc would iurro out
Nstkie. making the third uut and null
tr NrCmmirts winning run
ncoInnlty's Plan tclled
T,rts Nrlird to HOFFMAN. Whp gfahhcl
The lan and threw toward second How.
,rver ihc crowd altrad, had Jumped
ur,N the tirii and the tall instead oi
rrIrg direct ip Evefs hli one of thr
spectators and was DETECTED ~ this
time ine NfGlnniiy the Gian, pitcher
srnfrd ihat something was wrong ",
rushed onto the crowded diamond and
r'sbb,i the hall Thrr hr started rae.
irs With n toward tho clubhouse. IN Tho
trps " tsarhing Mrtbie and tipping
hNr tr huir, hack ~ The diamond and
tnurh tho second sack
tui frank chance tho cub manage
trnvd in thr afialf hy ovvttakinE Nc
U unii, whose piuurvss was impcded m
the crowd yhnncr Jumped upon loo
srfuid,ts snd threw him io the Efouni
Other tub plslvts rushed 10 Chance
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01
Diia mn O nd
Gil MT

The Cleveland Indians ore playing
such good baseball these dll that the,
look bs much like pcnnpu' ,uut.ndrrs
MS any other club In the American
league ut rpur., % is nr too oprN 10
start piyking winners. hut II tine Indians
uln, the same. brand ot h1ll durus the
summer months thnt they nt, now
there's no reason why tho, should NOT
Doe near "a, ,ur In the or., division a,
any rat,
cleveland defeated Detroit sunday. DE-.
spite the nci that Manager llushlr
louning, of the Tigers used twenty zone
w,u In vain effort 90 stem the tide oi
defeat James and Roland. two of the
Tiger stars were htiod from the box
before the second inning wac over
H. appknr oi Federal league stars
Nhu at, shining bright, In tho american
and National this ,rpt otto knnho
huuld NOT h, overlooked knnhy's work
m the u,N sine, hu Joined lh, Pirate.
hu boon u fcn'ut' SUNDAY hr smashed
oui a ifiulr roo cincinnati when lH. bases
we're mli. EI,iue the Pirates o his lead
hitch the, wet, unable Go r'tH'u
an Tr,a. ia rrrH Shreveport ib.
opl ,nutsidof boo fr TrSB. lnEu,. Is
leading in tho rrnnnni uo,.
tirldsr lunra 81 Louis lroVus Loot
ihrt sixth straight game ou the home
lrouris Sundr, Nj Jones BE- g"ttng
desperate. now. and Things ur, likely
iu happen n - Louis shortly
The Nru Ynrk Giants have boon nm.
able IN ret started this ,rnt and are
In undisru,,d possession of tho cellar lu
~, National loagu, standing IN, Giants
have lost one Eamc after another b, u
onc.tu margin
Coach Gfiffiths oklahoma Argics Won
unc and lost four ramos white away from
/ homo rn 1Oo. mile road ttir
smoky Jne' rarc tho r, Senator who
I ~ nov n mrmbcf of the Parts pitchInr
ltIafi ls getting bumped regularly these
Id,Ns. and unless he shows reversal nj
| tmm prett, soon nrohahl, will ho di'.
ratdcd FROM the Western psarrintior
shortly iis VAS h,tied hard b, NrNlrs.
trt SundH, after being driven from Tho
box saturday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01
hsSQortd&ht :,
ORdNTL-AND RICE

Grea, Lines From Literature.
"lu time the savage huu doth ie,r ,Hr
woke Sow luf, Gnni-
I'm spr' NJ rurmUru' l,.uurs
Time Han. Wagner
And olI 'a ..ufs,s ~ mt no dD
chow. Z nm nY' no tho rpI' ~ common
mon Harry Warden
Iler', and ..rr, breeds coward.
'HIdu"'' ever 20 Hlriurss is mp'hsr
Shakespeare
Those who 'oretpr,I bizarre season
'his year arc ,i0'tdi correct i'f' 1T
the end of two weeks both johnson and
Alexander have l'cn driven from th"
box
Here are two ..1.Hisrcn' episodes Won
may have forgoiisr iu i9.- sam traV
fort bNiicd 20, To- Detroit pnd IN 1906
n Cnth hattci go WHY set depressed
n lou happen GO be- suffering IN or
fcnt7
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01

Ab1u, nau.T,
u claim write. IN ys'ullus n that
good hstsmrn are developed ~ careful
coaching rather 'h6n tho other ,hins
that u hofn WIN Tho batting Instinct
They almost oui a'rrSd mo tho other
iAy hu, I SIN tc'Irvr ! an rght Am
Her. 70 tho main tsi T.ke me load
Ing hi',ers ~ th" s1wr How good d.i
,hey look ,hrourh that first season DO.
fore good coachns So, IN IT, deadly
work.
review ~ ,N.Us statistic. nfcV,,
pretty accurately ,hn nr.., hauers ar.
lns'lne,iNely 90. Van, wsnr-t tsusr
M, msiot lsspu. career bs,,lru .iii
Evidently ponus VA, In no ut,a, need
~ bs,,lru Instruction. lalols's first trm
ple,s season yielded marx ~ .iet
IN. rr.reNmar apparently needed hu,
ti,,ie schoNllNH IN 'hs CNii-rr o. s~s,
" cchh started ~l,N ~ Joe jackson
with ,ar ttdls cnliiNsaNA. 'lrs, con,
plr,s vssr-vth nt ard rri. srsstst
with 100 Frank nat.r bsrsr win .
marx ~ ,cs ard Sam Crawford wl,h ios
There l. ono nr'at'c exception Jake
pNuhef, opened With an average "
,si his rfs, ssNs'n and Jake has never
been below 800 since ttu' In the msin
those now looked upnn ne thr star hats.
men NJ tho rnmu ali started ont - so
hlits's their first SEASONS un lrr the Me
top TN~N hal ~, c,r. she swing AMI
me Instinct that vas b., ond s'l In.
siurtion They needed un coaching
Nhuui IN the, needed vss Ur3 lr frs,h
Experience hfpurM pr development.
rsprrniN IN Jrhhs rass hui Tor tho
Eir,isr yaft ~ ~, great hiicfs vrtr
sosknr The hail sbnut ~ lus'nt their
firH season out si me, sfr 'Hdsv The,
merely kroN how W me baseball aud
the fost ~ n DOESN'T iisrr ,cfy strongly
In tho case
nrnad noss. he noted rnt srrhnsr,
who Il mo ~ ,hs greatest bunker manu-.
iar,utefs IN the World has y wonderful
system Aftef rcmoisiins comse aud
sursts'inE new ,iars and bunke.
Donald hurs into NE atmwsi ca sur
rounded b, n susri ~ ihlrty armed
wrN ~ dtl,s assv the iufufistcd dui
iep
|. n any ons thinks that nn.s ha. .
rlnch N, AMI lsy nn, suli hole that
will e,s rilv sui, ctlisn who ran afl,s
as ,sfi. and Hnc Who ran drive -,
ar,lv iN yards once viii be ennueh
welsh M. VIE.
rhsy srcts hs bloch rfs ever, s.sl
rh.y .r,l,s rim Nlr srd ,h'uh and th...
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And ,ase hlr =. an sssy tlshi
win su'is rae ,hsy pcks his ia~
eru punch un,i he bsas IL rsW
Until ihs spcT, grows state.
pu, whc res o., N. ,i,i. s,lilf
Ard who eollseu N. ssis'
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GAMES TO-DAY chicago NJ ~ Louis.
.|rNrIrHu OF DETROIT NrW York at Phlls.
lrIphw llUs'uu ~ Washington
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iuulugsi ~ McAlytsr. 10. Parts, ,
GAMES rODNN-Shsrmnn ~ oklahoma
tity brui-0u st Tulsa Port smith at
MlskoEc' Paris a. MDAlsstet
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Chattanooga A. Sew orleans Hlfmlns.
ham 1 A. Mobile .. Atlanta At Nash.
willie %. Little Rock
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W. read that the Cincinnati leds sns
weak against lct hand pitchers snd not
,oN stfung against the rsh, hand vs.
tl,ty
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b Kansas t.fH A. Tnltiu o NJ Psul I.
A. luu0sNI. & Milwaukee ! At ColunbIs
Minneapolis
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NIS,itS NISttRnN ~ fot, worth
A. DaI,UalHu beaumont A. Shreveport
90. Waco
GAMES tunN Galveston At Waco.
Houston Hi shreveport uraumunt Al fott
WORTH san Antonio 81 naiias
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spor,iw ryp.s

that ono.
And vet I am thinking ~ wearing r,in
For M" ruy m game Whom your can
has gone THROUGH.
who holds . hens' 0u'h nu' then
sNtrs AN niue
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GAMES IOnN Nlraukre ~ t.nuis.
,Il. kausna tiu Of Indianapolis Ninns.
Nuuus ai columbus W raul 81 Toledo