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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17
Reply Satisfactory So Far as
Case Mentioned Is Concern.
ed, but Policy Lately An.
nounced Not Countenanced.
ATTACKS on MERCHANT
SHIPS TO BE DISCUSSED
Question of What Constitutes
Defensive Argument Will
BE Determined Later in Way
Still to Be Chosen.

liS Evening Herald Leased Witri
Washington Feb IA. s"cro-
tary Lansinr snid lat" today that
~, United states Wuu = ucc"p,
nothing short oi fuli and COM
pi,tc agreement .u the sul.-contru-
N,rss With GERMANY covering the
puiut' Tor which II has ,tutcud' Il
- tu the past aud assurances t"r
the iutui"
Secretary Lansing said the Unit
ed states considered the an
ununc.ucnt of IN" new sub.cuu-
trovcrsy Inconsistent with assur-
anc"g previously given and thut
the United states considered a
merchant ship with dcf"nsiN" ar
uamcnt ANA one withpu' guns a.
al IN the sam. class. Assurances
w"r" wanted. hc said. to extend
immunity from liners To- all
mere hant shiis.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17
Order 10 Pint Confidential
Documents Supplied by the
State Department Follows
Receipt of Report
IE TER BY LANSING
ACCOMPANIES REPLY
Communication Admits Car.
ran2a Government Is Not
SN'ctly Constitutional but
Claims 1t Will Become SO.

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of the CurrtulleI4- appeared 10 l1di-
cate tho ultimate triumph uf that far.
ti"n.
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order aIunI IN. Mexican border was
grndunll, being r.stored Tho rcport
stated that ,' would DE Incompatible
| with the public Interest 10 disrlos
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"'." IN" murder Of American
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"' Fi''' made representations
'tf"H.h ii~ representative tur ne tp.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17

London. Feb, ~ ,G;0i T.. M Earl
Kitchener announced in the house uf
lords today that during the Wst Zep-
pclin raid II was certain thai the Rri,
ish accounted for one airship. which
was lost ut sen, and that there was
good reason to believe second air
shin had been put out of action
Earl Kitchener probably referred
To the I.ppolin L-ln which was
wrecked IN the North sea shortly after
the last raid
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17
SINGH UXICuITIo\ ~
MtSpupl NNIN tp~V loco II\Is

colstant.uoplc. rph. ~. CVla Lon
don, l23 p m The losses Of on"
of the Brush expeditions M Mcsopu-
tamln IN q bnttlc with tho Turks near
hntihnwost of korAu, amounted to
1000 officers ana men according O,
an official announcement gwen ont hy
the Turkish war department. under
date oi F"hruatv lc Tho statement
also says that N" Russians lost 600
mon In kiiled IN a three daN haiti" or
the Cau'lslol front.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17

Vienna Feb ~. tVm London. 3.IS
p mp--An Austrian official state
nont issuoa under dat, OF February
10 anu"u1v, that tho eighth attack
lay Italian outrosfs ON the Au~ru-
Hungarian positions on Jayorccll was
r'pulscd The statpW'ut adds rl'
the ground in uuut OF the new Aus
trian positions In the Uombuu district
les covered with italian dead
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17
GREECE TRANSFERS
HUGE SUM TO BANKS
IN UNITED STATES

Wv NNIk- WON - NM T"|0TW'
mont of Greece has been uuu.iorrins
millions eft nulhrs ot its fund from
London to Sew YuIk. according Il"
Ncw YORK bankers. wn" ctImntc that
S15.0u. 600 ui creek funds e. nuw on
deposit hcr, This action ,- regarded
by bankors ns . precautionary move
iu case of ID brcHk In the relations ot
the Gr"ok government vita the en-
ttntr allies.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17
ROOSEVELT'S FIRST
GRANDCHILD BORN

Richmond Va, Feb. ~ \ cable
gram from Buonos Aires nnouuc c"s
The birth of u son to Mr.. and Mrs.
Kormit Roosevelt Mrs Enosovrt
was Miss Belle willard of richmond
daughter of the American amha@sl' e
dor az Madrid Mrs huoH ,clt has
been IA rurnns AwrH twn munthn.
rh,s is colonel Hoofr,,lt's INST grand.
child
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17
NSTWlNN MEMOIR N<DlN
RECEIVED IRON pG<Iltii

WNNhlngton. Feh. l1-Thc Ans-
rrian notice of l1t.ution To treat arm
~ bolligorent ships a1 subject to at
tao without warning was received
TO-DAY by the state department from
Ambassador pcn'l"ld Ia Vienna y
~ dated February 10 ana is in line
with the German dee iuraiiou on the
same subject already published
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17

san Antonio Tcv Fob - Tho
nrf shipment 'f ssu.U0U worth ur
provisions for the d, f4,tu &os crpucut
soldiers 1f Mexico lett h,ro .lst night
ou train of twenty -G,o ears cuusig1
"d io rarrouzp 'inap'a AZ \ognl.s
Mexico orders nrc being placed toe
day Tor moro than Sl0".rOu worth ui
rat!ors Tor the CnIrnnp troups 20 5c
shipped through various gateway. IL
was said.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17
sTi1E DEPARTMENTS DATA
On Nl\tCD Nt\r SI< tTI

Washington Fop. IA the state
department laia on thu Mes can e't-
uutiou called for h. senator Falls
resolution. was sen, tn the s"nnt" tate
today by President Wilson. Much of
IL the senate win hc nsted To- Hccp iu
confidence. because of it. relation To-
The International aiiajrs oi The United
states
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-27
ALEX ROAMS FAR
FROM Ash HEAP
Grover Very Likely To Lead
National League Again
This Season

Earring accidents Grover Cleve-
land Alexander bids fair 10 again
lead National league fingers this
year Just as he did in 1915, when
he allowed an average OF l-se earned
runs per game. Alex, 10 date has
won y games and lost three for a
percentage OF 500. This is step
ping along a. a pace many points
ahead OF his team, Last season he
won 81 and lost 10.
In 1871 p innings 20 date. the
star OF the Phlllies has been scored
upon 20 times, which is an average
OF Ill runs per nine-inning battle.
He has been hit harder this season
than in 1918. Last season he al
lowed g53 hits II S7S innings, while
70 date ne has granted only los
sWats
Brooklyn has beaten Alex twice
this season. while he has lost once
20 New HeFk Six % his contests
have been shutouts This is half as
many as he pitched in 1918. His
raCCr5 IN date
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-27
DETROIT OUT
OF NATIONAL
NET TOURNEY

CLEVELAND. June 27.-Detroit's
entries did rot last long in the ma.
tional clay court TERMS tournament
here, but they are not altogether
without honor. Both W. Il. Walsh
and &. n RossInan survived the
first round nicely. Walsh took n.
l.. Parmenter, Of Peoria, into camp
in straight sets by A count OF 81. 60.
Ros-man defeated r. W. Slough. OF
Elyria. Is. 81.
The Detroiteis were slaughtered
In the second round. however s.
7. Spaldlng, OF Buffalo. trounced
Rosslnbn In straight sets. and the
Detroitsr failed &c capture a game
In either set. Walsh's defeat, by
Johnny virden. Of Cleveland. was al.
most as bad. He was trimmed 81,
eli
There were nc sensational games
Yesterday. Only few OF the match.
es went more than tuo sets and no
set went above %.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-27
Watching the
ScOreb0ard
YESTERDAy,s HERO.

Fred Beeh~. former Cub hurier
and discard OF three other Na-
tionat league clubs. whose return
To the hix League as an Iudian
caused the DOWNFALL ~ the waite
Soy. The veteran hurler shut
out the Hose, TO o. allowing
three hits
The Indians played = sensational
game behind B~ebe. speaker. How
ard. Chapman and Grsney each rob
bed the Chirsgosns ~ q hit
Earl hamilton. Of the browns. was
ioit~d from the mound nv the Ttger.
In the seventh inuiuG. His old team
mates showed him little sympnthy.
The <enafors and Nnuks engaged
In mn tt-isoi~x siuxxinE match. Th~
senators won when Mcbride mnd~
hts nr-t hit Of the day. . double.
scoring Williams.
Five pitcher. were pitt~d against
the Athletics nv the Red Son. but
SHORE was the only one 20 stick aud
he was there only one inning. The
Ms~kmeu won, to \,
Rowe. OF the Athletics. and Ruth.
of Bost"n. were the only pinch hit
ter- to produce hits.
The Reds Baaliy won q Esme from
the cards. However, % took eleven
Innings.
Christy Nsthew.ou made his mp
p~nranr~ In the first game of =
double header between the Giants
and Brooktyn Just long enough To
s~' credit for winning q game.
The Do.iG~r- took the second game
after i2-inring pitching duel he
tween warausrd and Benton.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-27
ms Have Played Ball Anybody Else Recently Except
Fisherman Pleads Unwritten Law;
No Bass Can Spoil His Day

PORTAGE Wis, ordinary he $
protected by fish and
on the bum for Anton Iohr
One got gay the other afternoon when oh fishing
Lake Suddenly sernfaced
Swimming over the water in launch He gmpsed Lohrs
layout critically.
WHAT are you cachng'" quered the warden
from Lohr according his
What then asked the warden have tied
bow boat7 a bass?
rnen the thickened
I cannot tell lie Is a I'm
keeping him tied there until
bait all by be
driven on this lake by whatever
When through fishing will
and let him anywhere he
about he -"
nodded
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-27
HOW TIGERS WON MONDAY

Pratt Young reached
scratched
third Witt hed
Cobb hits.
DETROIT--ayan and Sister down Young
Coyeleskes third hit
Bush whose
DETROT-Cobb doubled sac.
rhced
Cobb
in o Siser
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-27
The Evidence Piles Up

UBuC started
DOR four innngs in which he allowed
ncked
pchess carried them along for 10 innings but they
Cleveland
and allowed but three blows but in the
three
Waahngt00 May IL In
Woakened
- - two In six innings
gu n tAe seventh The
10Y -. ns pitched nne game against Washington
innings both had
- = the sixth Jean allowed the
Dotoo took the lead inning
Detroit he
nnings
had
and ninth In order to win pitched
Fnhaoelpna Dubuc
Innings In the eighth the Indians
IAsrs the record Certainly along the
Perhaps
run probable arbitrary Dubuc
innings aud Boland for
ISe nall dozen victories that otherwise
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-27
SYRACUSE GRABS
ll-AmERiCAN OARS
BY Ripley.

NEW YORK. June 27.-Dr
Walter Poets selections for the
all-American varsity crew are as
follows
s. J Whiteside, Syracuse: r
r. Williams, Syracuse; l. j.
Worden. Syracuse F.. + Hop
kins. Syracuse A J. Osman.
Syracuse, r. A Cochran,
Princeton: l. l.. Collyer. Cor
nell. and c. c. Lund, Harvard
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-27
First or Sixth Possibilities
OF Two Days for Tigers
Failure to Win Today
May Result In
Big Drop

ST. LOUIS. Mo. June 27.-Despite
Manager Jennings admonition 70
the ball players 10 disregard the
seasons statistics and devote their
attention solely 10 winning such
ball games as may come 70 theH
attention. the Tigers were busy this
morning figuring up the standings
They learned that IL is possible Tor
them 10 land tonight in second
third. fourth or fifth place in the
standings. and that II good fortune
comes their way, they can perch IN
a virtual tie with the leaders Wed
nesday night. II Is likewise pos
sible that wednesday night may
hnd them as low as sixth place.
The conclusion they have reached
is not a bad one The Tigers nave
decided that it is their duty TO clean
un this afternoon in the final double
header this year The Tigers are
no, a double-header ball club, Tor
some unknown reason. But they
seldom fail 10 get an even oreak
on bargain days. and perhaps the
complete rout OF Sunday released
them from the obligation 10 win
only one game this afternoon.
Certain II is that 81. Louis Is pro
viding no easy marks this trip.
Fielder Jones club looks like a real
major league outfit now, and II Will
give trouble TO any team in the cir
cult. II took the finest OF work IN
pinches by Coveleskie, and some
extra.brilliant fielding by Witt for
the Tigers 10 get away with the
! Monday game
I The pitching possibilities OF the
day are many. A month ago, Jones
/ would have been certain 10 use Ed
/ die Plank in one OF the games. II
happens. however. that hot weather
hasn't done as much for Eddie Az
was hoped and he IL not deemed a.
reliable as formerly. Ernie KooD
is the most likely choice for swing
al Tige. Perhaps Davenport, who
| looked very good yesterday. will
have something TO do In the other
game.
Bill James has been slated 20
work for The Tigers In this series
but Manager Jennings doesn't seem
10 have gotten around 10 use the
| big fellow. Dubuc Is due for some
slabbing this afternoon, and is like.
I ly 10 get II. George Cunningham,
who still enjoys all the tough luck
| in the world in the manner 81
breaks and the stiff emergencies IN
which he has been used, is not un.
likely for the first game.
Baker let passed ball get BY
him yesterday. and that spoiled Gov
eleskie's chance for a shutout, but
DeImar's work on the whole Vas
good and hitting continued 70
be classy. All this IL fortunate, for
I, r. enabling Manager Jennings 10
give Oscar Stanage a hard earned
rest.
The pitching and hitting Of coyel-
eskie doomed big yesterday. So dld
the fielding OF Oscar Witt. Had any
body else thas this nimble midget
been on the hot corner. the game
probably would have gone into OK
ira innings. Two tremendous swat
in the ninth inning scorched a trail
down third base line. but the 'Fris-
can nailed them handsomely.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-27
Farewell, Feds

found the lineup
he liked eoeA
for him TO use Marsas
and he fooihy SOLD IHIe
he fly chasers
hack demon Jones has
Weran
he pitching
and IL is necessary for
SEVERED American Lacquer Is
Having forgotten all about the class
IN
Louis had right along and there
Iies The the Brownie comeback
which
VIII morning that Harry
Sunday
Carl Weilpan
hateful things
Of the life
~ = view.
old blows and blank
then would chance
will be good Jacques
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-27
National League.


Inngs. 3l0l1 RFE
st L 0 o i % o o : o CO { 1
Cin'ti o 0 i0i o o i-5i3 4
Battsrie s---Jasper and Gonzales
schultz. Dale and Wingo. Cmpires-
KLEIN and Emsiie
PittshurGh at Chicago. rain.
(Second Cameo
Inn lz3s5s7 l01ii2 RHE
Yk. 100000 0 0 o. 2 0
Bklyn e0I00O0 0 0 - . o
Batterles--Ben Perrttt and
Rariden Vanguard and Miller TN
pITes-Byron and Quigley.
Second Came
Rd innlnss 5Ssl9 RI F
Phiiadel. o y Q O04 o C-5 : s
Batteries-Razan Nebf. Hughes
harne- and Tr"gressor and Gowdy
Mayer. McQuillen and Burns. TN
p4res--D Day and Eaepn
CFirat Cameo
y York tt o 3 5 q / Q Diff 7 7
BROOKLYN o s o 0 o O. : Ia q
Batter ss--Perritt Schausr Mat
hewEon and Eariden Pferer Mails
Smith. NcCarty and Miller r-mpire-
-Qulgley and Byron
First Game)
innings RI f
Phila'phia o o.
Batterier--Reglbach. Hughes and
Gowdy RiEey. BENDER. Oishger, XII
lifer and Burns. Unpires-Eason
and oDay.
Today. Games.
PittsburR al Chicago 1.-TWO xameH
81. Louis at Cincinnati
New York at Brooklyn
Boston at Philadelphia
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-27
What May Happen
In Scores Today
Tesreau for Salee.

NEW YORK, June 27.-A deal IL
on by which Charley Tesreau. world
series pitcher for the Giants, may
be traded 10 81. Louis for Slim
Salee. whc az present is under sus-
pension for INSTRUMENTATION.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-27
Schmidt We. Ia eo.vn

Schmidt will play la Boeun TO
night in the Class G three-cushion
billiard tourney at Sweeney-Hus-
tons. Last night Macdonald defeat
ed Hough. 35 to "a.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-27
ONE-WAY FARE TO MACKI-
MAC ISLAND AND WAY
PORTS

n & G line. lth July eNcursiona
leaving Saturday. July !. and Mon
day. July & & 30 a m. The most at
tractivc 9oo-milc all-watcr trip on
the Great I.akes--Adv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-27
Famous Sire Dead.

LEXINGTON, Ny. June AZ
Horsenen are mourning the death
OF NasturiiurI. famous thoroughbred
sire whU WIS BIZ wtrnP- M tine
turf il years ago. When two-year-
old, ". c. Whitney bought Nastur-
tiuin fer $50. 600.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-27

rrpOIT suffered a when went
to start for their niue ganoo'
49,. crcr OF mishap
always have oeen very uIcesse
thai the along nicely tha tne
AS odiHle thh
they LEFT nome anu
21Suds
month return 10 81
and that IT would feGeI ~
got home the
club the league exc eptns o ~
OF games
New York sph VIZ
and looked million dollars until washington anu Ns'
hem setback
Is OF ~
Washington mas
has II OF
Only the Tiger RECORD OF
abroad month ou
he picking the nome o
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-27
The Bleacherites Suggest

NUMBER dgnitaries from the beaeher strategy board are pro
arbitrarily shifting batters that right
handed hes swing lefthandd nnsnC and efthanded hit
pitching amendment that would
OF pitchers There number
cusomariy after innings
suggested
the which
relief preferably
innings good twing be expected ordinarily
~ s&her strategy notions In common circulation
fellows
noodles Dubuc their particular
Willie Mitchell
better Dubuc notorious 1--WE
Frenchman credited
fellow Boland whale fnher
- eood sartcT be called to complete the
lot Of merit Dubuc worked
this Of which has started The
April hurled
Boland and the had
[1ege rally the ninth
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-27

Detroit az ST Louis 1.-TWO games)
Chicago at Cleveland
Washington az New York.
Athletics at Boston
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-27
STANDINGS
American League.
ST AIDING.
Yesterday Results

PhtIa pfia 20 0 Q i-st4 Q
Boston 80 20 / G-5 : /.
Wyckor Sneehan My
ers and Schang Foster. Gregg. Jones
Pennock. shore and Carrigan and
Thomas. Umpires-OLoughli and
Hildebrand-
Innings l23l sTsa RHE
Chicago 30 q 90
Cleveland 200 % - 0
Batteries--panfort and Schalk
Beebe and OSeiL Umpires-Nallin
and Evans
InngE 5s7s glAil RHE
Wash 0 90 % 0 ISIS I
NY'k . 3 9 0 0l e-s 10 :
Batteries-Gallia, Harper. Johnson.
Henry and Ainsmith: Fisher Love
Msrkle. Shawkey and Nunamaker
Cmpires-Owens and Connolly.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-27

Rowing coaches viii have q deue.
Of time training their men nest
they will lave euIy S0s dsrs Tor
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-27
Greeting the Gladiators

pucisc encounter Of Frank Moran
night This
~ ns press ssentng virtues the combats heavy
In New York during
VII Be shared by the foemen particular event we are
has other II
IHuon mixes anything and give good
ut OF himself whenever the ring q,
I11ors and supply 80 " NV '"'e " ioroe
veuav
Thursday a
the world
Dillon can uounce The Hoosr
v Moran IL the snest proposition
believe that
tnst Dion seems TO be
E]tness for years. ~ ~ Oeen privileged
Nnn has tremendous physical
81 - pounds In weight inches
1tlor other margins For Dillon
periy OF size between these 9esned
.5 - following comparative - 80 " e'e"'eu
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-27

Grover Loudermiik affects Go 20
Ing 20 Portland Folks cut there
could sue Grover for that.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-27

ON ua."F-I!rtroIt IT, SC LOUIE.
IL Sacrifice hits-Neach Baker
stolen hasc-Cohh Pitching sum-
mary-Seven hits and Is times az
bat or Hamilton IN Ia innings: 1
hit and times ut hat ~ Davenport
Two base hits-Marssns. Pratt. Cow
eleskie. Raker. Shotton. Cobb struck
out--By Coveleskic. I UAvsns. Ham,
ilton. Miller. AUSTIN: by Hamilton.
I CBokerl. Pasep on bans-Or Cow
CNitt. HeilmAn) on Davenport. 1
CYeung). Double plays-Bush Young
and Burns, Austin. Pratt and sis-
l"r. First base on errors-Detroit,
!: At Louis. / Left on hase.--Oe-
troit. : - Louis. 10 Passed ball
Baker Time 80. Umplrcs-Dineen
ard chill
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-27
FRANK MORAY

fsh- \ mertcsn. Born nj CIeye-
isnd. a. Mar. ~, 1887.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-15
Crippled Braves Are
Not Broken in Spirit

NEW YORK. Sept. t5.--Battllng
TO q finish each day with two In.
fielders. recNsniret rs the country's
best, out OF the game thru injuries
aud with a pitching staff shot TO
pieces. the Boston Braves are sup
plying the National league and
he fans OF tue nation with a spec.
taols seldom c1ualed.
George Stalilnss' ball silayers.
who. on sheer nerve. fought their
way from last place 20 first In the
memorable rampaign OF 1914 and
in four straight games from the
n four straight games from the
Athletics. never have been liked.
Their methods are too rough. They
fight with a courage ths. 10 nn.
shakabre ami their enemies on the
baseball field can be counted BY
the dozens.
Making Game Fight
hut just the same this baseball
club must be credited with making
the gamest figh, over seen In the
National league. GAmcness IL Vir-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-15

tue which every baseball player and
manager must admire and the
Braves are getting their share Of
admiration from the rest OF the
field.
The Braves are not n strong az.
gregatlon. as baseball IL figured
from batting averages. But they
have determination and n strong,
forceful leader TO lash them to vic.
tory.
Their pitching staff IL great and
their batting averages are low.
Their fielding IN wonderful and
their base running paasablc. Yet.
40 long as that pitching staff will
hold the opposition In check. the
Braves are the best be, In any ball
game.
The Braves are being counted out
OF the pennant hunt by great
many critics. But the count may
have been made too soon.
Any club with the courage 81 the
Braves cannot be counted out until
the last possible chance Is gone.