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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-07

FOR RENT Furnished front room, three
windows, with private family, use Of bath
and BELL phone, good location. Inquire
at 62t Locust street.
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Fun nrNT-HouSeS

FOR RENT-Two, i've room houses, with
bath, also one four room cottage. APP
ply to ]. w. Thorne, 900 West PPIke
street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-07

FOR SALE-In New Fair Ground addition.
four room cottage, near stop p, slate
rsoi. oak finish, cabinet mnntels For
perd, Il. +. d. No. .. City.
FOR SALE-House and lot at Gore Stop.
on Interurban street car line, large lot,
good well Of cold water, some fruit, good
garden. Inquire at house. c. c. Steele,
Gore Stop, or address ClarksburR. W Va.
FOR SALE-New four room house, bath,
hot and cold water in Adamston, on lot
4lXi2O, either cash or terms. Address
p. o. BOX 500, Clarksburg, W. Wa.
FOR sALE-Slx- room house. frnme. slate
roof. newly painted and papered, on lot
4Ox230 feet; 32l Davis street. Bargain
to quick buyer, terms, Call Bell phone
I3T-R.
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FOR RENT-One Ave room apartment with
all modern cOnvenirnceS: hot and cold
Iii. ia'atad T,y,0V py,t IA Wn.t Nh
street.
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FOR RENT-rwo nicely furnished rooms
for light housekeeping, use Of bath and
, seieT"e .rira s S,Iy p4 Eirs,
street
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FOR SAL.G-Lots

OWNER MUST sell two fine lots in New
Fair Ground addition, on corner, and two
very large fine lots In Elk Grove addl-
ton. For price md terms and informa-
ton address Box 1872, Clarksburg, W. Va.
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FOR RENT-Threr room cottage. in Elk
Terrace No. >, $500 per month. II. F.
Modliu.
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OIL AND GAS

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ty, Strain Brothers have completed
their well No. on the b. F. Hendcr-
shot farm through the Second Cow
Run sand and 1t is three barrel day
ntiTnppr
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FOR SALE FARMS

FARM AND STOCK FOR sALE-lOS acres
ON traction line; good improvements, six
head Of young mares, Holstein und Jer-
scey cows and calves, one twO-year-Old
Holstcin Bull. Chester White hogs. Bar
gain II sold ut once. W. T.. Hnrdman,
r. +. D. 2, Jane Lew w. Va.
FOR SALE, RENT or TRADE-For town
properly, one good dairy farm, cOntuin-
ing lOi acres. one aud one-hAlf miles
from Shinnston, on Shinn's Run, well
water stock. Possession given first OF
November. For information call on or
write Henry Mcdonald. Box 81, Shlnns-
ton, W. Va.
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FOR RENT-Iiouse and garage at 15l
North Chestnut street; ali modern eOnVe-
niences newly papered and painted rent
$50 per month. Call Bell phone az W.
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LuSi
FOUND

FOUND ON Third street, between Main
and Pike, piece OF money owner can
have same hy calling al lis West Main
street John GOurley.
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WANTED-10 men for steady
work. Apply to Lang &
CriSt Box and Lumber Co.,
South Chestnut St.

MEN LOOKING FOR woRR-Barber are
busy the year around, making SEQ week
ly. Learn barber trade; we pay wages
while learning. Cut rates given. Write
Leader Barber College Cincinnati. o.
EXPERIENCED grocery clerk and sollc-
itor; permanent position. Apply at Tel
:. oarau- nttlen. -. =. i.
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FOR RENT-Onc three room cottage.
Mont pelier addition. near East Pike st
lawn, good well, chicken lot newly pa
pcr"d aud painted. nicely furnished to
parties without children. Rex Jarvis.
Room !. FOrdyCe Bldg
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rs Telegram Classified Ads. Always Bring Results

FOR RENT one I'VE room cottage az Sia
per month in broad oaks. Glenn Il.
Waters 500 Prunty Bldg, Bell phone
l32T-J.
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CASH REGGSTERS-Bou sold, ex-
changed aud repaired. also supplies low
prices. snail payments. National Cash
Register Co, Union National Bank Build
ing, Ciurksburg, W. Va.
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wANTEn-A good cook. Apply at 2i5
Maple avenue.
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GLASS PLANT INVESTMENT per cent
guaranteed. and participates in earnings
up TO - per cent. II interested In safe
investment, address Glass Plant" care
Of The Telegram OIice for information.
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FOR RENT-Six rooms and bath Call at
once. D. w. Jacobs. 400 Prunty Bldg.
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/. EOR RENT-very attractive. six room
" house, modern, bath. electric lights. No.
N Peek Court or Locust street, $500 per
Nusnth, lease to run TO May l. 1917. liar
I Ney f. Smith.
The evening world., 1916-05-06
Driving Not Nearly So important
in Opinion Of Ex-Giant, Who
Is Ranked Among Best OF
Links Players.
Blu William, Abbott.

TOHN NJ. WARD holds down q safe
place In the front rank Of golfers.
- He Is present champion OF the
Garden City Club and a No. I handi-
cap man. lie isn't the type Of player
who burns up the links with sensa-
tional shots, but his game would be
the goal OF thousands Of other active
and wOuld-be players. Yet what
success the old time Giant star has
accomp lished in golf is well within
the reach Of the majority Of players
They would make big start by
needing the veterans suggestions tC
the golf beginner. which are:
Don't start right in by playing
. regular game.
Start to practice putting. first
instead Of driving and gradually
work away from tho hole.
Experiment with different
methods until ono is found that
gives the best results.
Then all that 10 needed 10 pa
tience and practice to develop
the novice into an expert.
Johnny Ward turned to golf rathe
late in life after he had been
sensation In baseball and skilled II
other sports. They were rather
handicap to him when he took up tn
brand now game Of golf. Still, b,
sensible experimenting and practic
he ironed out all the defects in hi
game and became star. For tn
benefit of those now learning tn
ancient sport the veteran gives tn
secret OF his system.
THE golf beginner shouldn't be o
keen about rushing of to play som
other fellows game. He'll gain som
practice from this. Of course, but
great deal more II he went out alon
to some quiet spot. II Is my idea h
should practise putting frst. Mos
Of the big golf matches are lost @
won within $50 yards Of the cup. "
) the average beginner thinks It Is mos
important to learn driving. Any on
The evening world., 1916-05-06
Practice Putting, Says Ward
To Beginners Who Aspire
To Shine as Golf Stars

can drive in a fashion and that part
Of the game Will come easily later.
when putting try out all the differ-
ent methods. They are all good for
various players, but the beginner
should experiment until he finds a
way that suits and gets the best re-
suits. But aboys everything else be
sure that the ball 10 hit straight. Many
golfers when putting Internationally
give the ball u little cut one way or
other. 1t strikes a small impeachment
and rolls off the line. They think
they're putting in hard luck. II isn't
that: they failed to hit the ball right.
correctly hit putt should roll evenly
on dts axis a SORT Of overland over
roll. Those not hit this way won't
roll straight to the hole. After one
has developed his putting around the
cup he should gradually work away
and increase the distance OF the shots.
Try the approach putt. When doing
this don't be satisfied like 50 many by
Just getting near the hole, but play
TO get in. BE sure and get up. IL Is
just as easy to putt from behind the
cup as it Is In front.
Then take up tho short mashis
strokes. all the while keeping in mine
the fact that the ball must be hi
just as straight as when putting. 81
1t runs on with tho other clubs. bu
the knowledge gained with clubs II
practice near the green will go lont
way toward making the other stroke!
fairly easy to master. Driving Is {
matter of direction, and the drive
Isn't nearly SO difficult to handle a
many are led to believe"
In substance. the above hints hav
been John Wards system, but there'
been considerable more. The veteran
firmly believes that probably the bes
way to improve in golf Is to make
mental picture OF ones game. Fo
instance. late last summer tn
veteran was probably at the top O
his game when he won the Garde
City Club title. He played ever
stroke Just right. Fearing no woul
forget during the winter just how h
played in that tournament, Mr.. War
made notes in a book Just what h
did. kept his head still. dropped tn
left shoulder little. threw weight c
his body slightly forward. TIL
. spring when the Garden City star RI
| sumed playing he simply referred I
his book and quickly got back in tn
correct way OF playing.
The evening world., 1916-05-06
Most Famous Pilots in World to
Handle Filters In 150-Mile Con-
test at Sheepshead Bay Mo-
tordrome Next Saturday.
speed pilots in
cars geared to travel 100 miles

.WENTY- THREE speed pilots in
cars geared to travel 100 miles
an hour will start In the 15o-
mile Metropolitan Trophy Race next
Saturday over the Sheepshead Bay
Speedway In the seasons opening
auto race. This speed pursuit after
worlds records promises to 10 the
greatest gasoline battle ever fought
in this or any other country.
The competing drivers-Resta, Null
ford, Aitken. and other stars-are the
most famous racing pilots on either
side OF tho Atlantic, The machines
they will handle represent the last
word In automobile construction for
speed purposes.
knowing Dario Resta's trick OF
setting "A furious pace, auto experts
predict that Saturdays race will be
Ia mad chase after the flying Italian
! and that u win be so speedy that al
average of 100 miles an hour will b'
/ recorded,
In preliminary trials this week Joe
Christiaens negotiated the two mil,
board course for three laps at th'
rate of 100 miles an hour, Resta, Il
his blue torpsdo-shspsd PsuSso,
The evening world., 1916-05-06
MISS KATHERINE STINS0N
TO RACE RESTA TO-DAY,

AZ tho sheepshead Bay Speedway
this afternoon and tomorrow Mics
Katherine Stinson. the loop the loop
avlatrice. In her aeroplane races Dario
Resta. idol OF tho speedways. q the
wheel of his automobile. Miss 6tinson's
appearance here will bs her FIRST per-
Torrance east OF Pittsburgh. In ad-
ditlon to the earth and air sweepstakes
Resta will drive a two-mile exhibition
against the worlds speedway record Of
LOS. which he holds. In = practise TRIAL
recently he covered the distance in
l.07 as.
Miss Stinson will loop tho loop for
the second time in New York City, nv
upside down. perform her spectacular
spirals. dips and drops. ana annihilats
the fort constructed in the infield IN n
bomb dropping exhibition. The pro-
gramrne will start at y. NJ on both
Saturday and sunday. and tho proceed 9
will he donated to the Aero Club OF
Americas aeroplane fund.
The evening world., 1916-05-06

After con siderable hustiing. Billy Glib
son, who has been authorized by the
OF the Government OF
Buenos Ayres. Argentine Republic. to
sign up between sixteen and eighteen
fighters TO take part In bouts. at several
boxing shows to be staged there during
the month Of July. has succeeded In Sc
curing three pugtlists for these contests.
The fighters engaged are wild Burt
Kenny. the heavyweight. Eddie Campi.
tho California bantam and Augie Rather.
the weiterweight OF the Bronx. Glib
has made Freddie Welsh a big offer to
meet either Benny Leonard or Charley
White in a twenty-round battle for the
worlds lightweight championship title
BEING unable to get into proper share In dme
,or his ten round bout with Carl Morrs, thn
Oklahoma heavyweight, At Tlnla, OKLA, ON 'he
afternoon OF May 80 Billy Gibson. manager OF
Cot,ey today teleraphed to Fight PWnpter
so nun, Meclintock Of Oklahoma. telling him IN
POSTPONE tho contest, Cof'ey Is suffering "o"'
. heavy cold and stomach trouble,
Jimmy Johnston, who looks after the Affairs
~ TED "Kid" Lewis. the fast Ehssh weItf
weight, evidently intends Ia keep Lewis ousy
fighting this month. Tor bfs,nes MS pattiS "'sA
MN. Cibbons At the Garden on May Is. he
h.. Aligned him to meet Eddie Mona OF All
vaukes for fifteen rounds At Dayton. o.. Oh
Ma, a and Jack Torres for tstssn rounds q
Ksnsas City on May 30.
rN.,,s, 6h.nds. the light heavyweight H
| Pas, rrx nov under tho management OF Pet
Ntzsersa of Jersey CITY. has been matched
10 fight George Chip. the New Castle middle
weight for twelve rounds At . boxing show .
n. held At Bridgeport. Conn. on tho night o
Nav 10. shands also taxes on Al. hoas o
nu,,. Mont. ct tbs Clermont A. o. Of Broes
Ign 70 night.
HAVING an idea that . bout between Ands
AnSsson OF Chicsso and Jim Bary. who b
,on.h, ali the good big heavywsishta would nc
attract much Of . crowd Of fight fans. Billy On
-, cancelled the ten-round g. between tho me
xhioh wa booked to DO fought at tho stAdu'
O. on nett Thursday night.
Frsdue Welsh Is In bad with the wisoonsi
no,,na Commission. Unless Welsh appears bsfo
Il thu commission May 10 and explains why he d
layed his resent bout with Ever Hammer in Nj
vsuks, by demanding . guarantee before going
thu ring. he stAnis . chance OF being oArnd iFo
sppsarns ssAiI IN wiscondn rtns.
The evening world., 1916-05-06
Twenty Three Cars VIII Start
In Metropolitan Trophy Race

toured" along at tho rate Of 105 miles
an hour.
Johnny Atken. in another Peugeot,
not to be outdone by his team mate.
cruised around the circuit at the same
rate OF speed. These tests were made
at u time when the competing cars
were not thoroughly warmed up.
They will DO gradually tuned up dur
ing the next week, until by race time
they will be raised to concert pitch.
which any automobile man will say
Is letting out the last speed notch.
The Metropolitan Cup will bring
together the speediest cars both In
Europe and this country. The for
cign entries will be team OF Eng
lish Sunbeams, q team OF French
Peugeots and several niers from the
| Delage stable.
The evening world., 1916-05-06
{ DAILY REVIEW OF BIG LEAGUE RACES }
Giants About Only
Club Not Running
According to "DOpe''
II Twenty Games Fix Positions Of Teams Major League Races
the Winter Prophets Will for First Time Make Killing
Yanks, Now Third in American League, Have Surprised
Everybody but Connie Mack Of Athletics.

been as bad as many appear to
think. They simply can't get
started. and that 70 oil one can
say. ] have had q hundred fans
como to me and ask what 10 the
matter with the Giants2 But
can't answer It. because il 10 the
one thing that has puzzled me.
believe they will be in the race
at the finish. Up TO this time !
either Brooklyn or the Phillies."
George, by the way. feels more
confident Of winning another
champ ionship than he has at any
time since he assumed the man.
agsment Of the Boston Club.
With the Giants laying of on ac-
count Of wet grounds, tho attention of
New York fans was centred on the
fanks, the thirteen-inning victory
over the champion Red Sox being
hailed with delight all over town.
Especially Is there JOY over the dis
covery OF wonderful pinch hitter in
Paddy Baumann. Old-timers declare
there has not been another like him
since the days OF Sammy Strang.
When called upon IN a nine inning
pinch yesterday Baumann soaked the
ball for n two-bagger. n lick that
made IL possible to tie up the Red Sox
and run the game into extra innings
In four important games Baumann
has been called to the rescue. and In
three Of those battles delivered the
goods.
Connie Mack. George Stallings and
Charlie HerZog still adhere to tho ides
that the best thing In the world &c
keep a ball club on It's toes Is the
morning conference. At these coun.
ellis every bad play of the day be.
fore Is gone over and corrected. tn,
guilty ones dread that meeting NOR,
than they do the ire of the fans. Ono,
a player IL on the mat for pulling I
"bone" ne redoubles his efforts to sc,
that II doesn't happen again. Stall
lings stoutly maintains that thes
morning meetings won the pennan
for him two years ago.
The evening world., 1916-05-06
FiStic News John p Pollock and Gossip

In Letter TO the wrt9. LArney Lichtenstsin
~ Chicago. manager Of Ad wolRast. Satea that
the latter made such q great showing against Joe
Flynn Of Denver In a fifteen round bout at the
Denver A. G. recently. that the Officials Of ths
club are willing to offer Freddie Welsh . guar
antss Of $4,000 To fight wogast twenty rounds
there on ths afternoon OF July 4.
Dan McKstnch. VINO went to tho trouble N
bringing Albert Badoud Of France. weltor-
weight champion Of Eurore 10 this country
Tor fights and who has been unable to induce
any Of tho ''welters'' to fight him. now omss
forward with . declaration TO tbs effect that ne
Is perfectly willing 10 let Badoud fight Jack Brit
ton twenty rounds at New Orleans . basis OF
rs per cent. 70 the winner and IS 10 the los~
Tho Fairmont A. C.. Of the Bronl, holds its
regular weekly boxing show tonight MATCHMAKER
MrArdle has booked Harry Cattle OF Portchester
TO fight Ter" Kelly Of tho BronI In the main
| 90 Of ten rounds, and Tommy Tuohey Of Paterson
and Alo Mack in the ssni final OF ten rounds
Young Lawson and Charley Hayes clash In = siI'
| rounder.
| Matchmaker Paddy Mullins has arranged . fair
| card OF bouts for the boxing entertainment Of the
! Clermont A. O.. Of Brooklyn, 70 night, In thu
star bout Of ten rounds Cowboy Charley Stands
will exchange walops with Al R0ss another
| western 1ghtsr, anu hlu many a NeW1A
Johnny Murray Of South brooklyn In the ssni.
| final Of ten rounds.
| Fred Dyer. claimant OF the elterweisht ttls
Il England. will make his first appearance In Z
bout IN this country with Tommy Maloney for ten
rounds At tho spscial boring show Of the Piones
Sporting Club tonight. In another ten rounds
Bill brennan. the Chicago heavyweight. who ha,
bern defeating all his opponcnts recently. val
swap punches with Al Williams.
Milbup Young Sayor the crack Indiana
oils lightweight. will arrive in town on Mondsl
TO finish his training for his ten round bout witt
Young brown at the Harlem Sporting Club OF
|, May IL sayior IL the fighter who knocked GU
, Leach Cross. In the other tsn-round go Phi
Bloom OF Brooklyn will % against Vic Moran o
New Orleans,
shamus oRrien. the Yonkcrs lightweight. Ia
D ported a Tor ~ Of $50 for his twelve round bou
with FrsnNs Russell at Yeunsatosn, May II
The winner will meet Willie Beecher at the RAJ
Park May u.
= Willie Brown. former bantam champion c
the United states navy. has been signed for tw
n boNts-IEddis Sesel at RockAwsy sporting Club
n MAY ~ and Billy Ft1simmoas 81 fonhsr
May IA
The evening world., 1916-05-06

NlcAlnler AbeTg, the Graco0- koman
champion % the world, has agreed tn
meet Iur Stc,hcr fur the worlds title
at catch as catch rtlI These two great
wreStlcrs, champions at their respective
STYLES. signed articles to-day with the
Washinptun Park Sports club The
contract calls for tho men to meet IN .
dnish contest. two out OF three falls,
The evening world., 1916-05-06
ANSWERS TO QUERIES.

Kewpie-Jess Willard Is still with
the circus. We don't know how 70
reach him. Might ask Frank Moran.
Y. r. Kute-Why three divisions IN
the National League7 Isn't finishing
in the second division bad enoughf
Golpher-we can find no equivalent
10 tho stymie in other sports. although
in poker a ten-dollar raise has the
Same effect.
wHbcrf Robinson 10 hoping thaS
Clark Grf6fth doesn't cop In ths
Am crfcan League. WHbert ,rouId hate
to trim an old pal IN the .corld series.
The evening world., 1916-05-06
SPORT ALPHABET.

V stands for n note.
No Caruso can sing.
An amateur takes II.
Then denies everything.
The evening world., 1916-05-06
SHOWERS.

Showers 10 plural Of rain.
There are two kinds Of showers, In.
terrrittsnt and threatening.
To the losing side, . threatening
shower 10 . promise.
Some showers como TO The ban.
players. but As q rule the balIplaysrs
are sent 10 the showers.
Even on . dry day, some Of ne
pitchers cans keep away from the
showers.
The evening world., 1916-05-06
Blu BOzenan Bulger.

IF il be true, as often claimed, that
twenty games usually fix the po-
l. sitions OF the several clubs In the
major league races. a large majority
OF the winter prophets will for the
first time make a killing. The clubs
picked for the first division In the
National League were Brooklyn, Bos-
ton and Philadelphia, as sure things,
and the Giants and Reds In fight
for the fourth position. Except for
the Giants being far away from the
first division, and with little chance
Of getting there for some time. the
clubs have lined up according to the
dope sheet The representations have
not been so accurate In the American
League. The Tigers and the White
Sox were selected as first division
certainties, but their places have
been taken by Washington and Cleve-
land. The expected punch has not
developed In either OF those clubs. In
fact, both were beaten again yester.
day.
The Yanks. now In third place.
have surprised everybody but Con-
ME Mack. Long before the season
started he volunteered the prophecy
that they would be In the fight for
| the pennant.
"The ono club ! can't under
stand" said George Stal.ings az
tho Braves Ioafed around tho
hotel Hobbies, "is the Giants.
don't believe ! ever saw Q better
hitting club than McGraw has,
and IL cannot be questioned that
they have one Of tho best out
fields in the whole country.
Moreover. their pitching has not
The evening world., 1916-05-06
RACING SELECTIONS.

PlMliCO.
First Race-Saliy. Manokin. Cherry
Belle,
Second Race-syosset, Stanton
River. Hustler,
Third Race--Recluse. Ask Ma.
Greetings,
Fourth Race-Lasuli. Greenwood.
Buzz Around,
Fifth Race-Monocacy. Southern
Gold. Linhrook
sixth Rare-Kswsssa, Corsican,
Prohibition
Seventh Racc--lady London. Ches-
tcrton, B'ighousc.
The evening world., 1916-05-06

Giants to-day with Boston. q r. NJ. POao
OeoundSL Admission 300.
The evening world., 1916-05-06
RYtKE GIBBONS. who 1. doubtless
M the BEST middleweight In
America, even though t',!s-

America. even though this
oDW-A Mccoy still holds a tec'ini-
81 grip, on the title. fights at about
10 pounds. This IL his usual fight
- weight. and while he's willing to
LET the other fellows come in at I5s
he doesn't like to see the limit rise
above that.
In England the weight has moved
up TO 16o pounds, and naturally Aus
tFalians accept all English Ideas. In
France, too. the English weight Is ac.
copted az standard.
The evening world., 1916-05-06

cheaply. -
~ Naturally, the first thing Alice saw in Topsy
Tnf,y Land Was the Cleveland team NJ around
Diplomatic breaks have ben skill
fully avoided In Germany. Mexico and
the Federation OF American Cyclists.
The seniIs and webbing Nap
lajoie seems to be in his second
swathood.
Harfno absorbed enough of tt to b.
a conn0isscur, PorkU TTynn assures
Us there Is no pun IN punishment.
ConsderinG where the Gisnts are, Mona Asa's
MYSTERIOUS smile IL more of puzzle than ever.
Preferring vaudeville to the leeiti-
mate FRANK Gotch has quit the circus.
A manager isn't allowed TO touch
his bass-runnerS but gosh! how these
base runners do touch the ranausri
BASEBALL SLANG SIMPLIFIED
Oregon Boot-Sprinting like a safe.
A right handed player who runs left
legged.
Reanball-Dusting 'em of. Part
ing the batter's hair.
Water Buckct-Only antidote for
the beanball. Is neutral territory.
Ffsh-A captain. A John. Looks
for Sherman statues in Atlanta and
buys all the ice cream sodas for the
| team.
MISUNDERSTANDING tho other
guy always has.
Speaking ~ Juvenile csntenarisns, don't overlook
that youngs'tr. Pop Gesr-. whose back is more
| familiar In racing opponents than his face.
| No one can understand why q college orvv
trains ~ hard TO finish second third