The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-14

 Sox contingent commanded by Jack Barry and the Robins, champions of the National League, directed Gy MT w. Robinson, the plumpest young per. son that ever dashed out of Hudson. Mass
 The two game that the old rivals are o stage here wll probably be the most important of the entire series In playing here in addition to the large population of the city. they wlIl oe scrutinlzed by folks from every part of the country who are dere either fer health Or recreation, and the impressions that these folks vii get Of the teams win circulate nor.h and so,th, east aud west
 Jack Barry does not want to have it said that these folk. .aled to ee where his athletes got off to be worlds champions, and our old friend, M Arbuek Robinson, has thoughts which run in somewhat similar caan- mel. his ldea being that 1t would not be getting him much if these same persons declared that the Flatbush set were Il small time troupe
 Both Of these clubs have proven that they are big tIme aggregatlons. The Red Sox wen unlimited praise last year when they copped after Joe Lannin had so d Tristram Speaker to Cleveland When Spoke saifted his
 base, the groaners not only declared that the Red Sox had disposed of their 'cutfield, bat their pitching staff as well. Iris always having been credit ed with being the most effective weapon that the Red SoX hurlers com handed his al around efficiency kin. ing off base hit after base hit
 But then there came day when the wisdom of the change became ap. parent. The sale proved one Of the. greatest things that ever Happened for the grand cid pastime He kept Cleveland up In the race until the pitching staff crunbled and he proved drawing card for the club that made t great moneygetter at home an abroad In Boston the attendance ran up into the big figures when the TeNa3 flyer was in town.
 Messrs. Tihe Walker the latter one of the best contributions Tennessee has ever made to the big ,eagae, went out and filled the bill perfectly. Tillie slugged against the portside hur.era and Chick" shorten rapped against the "righte,"
 Explaining how the Bin Carrigon filled the gap that the departure of Speaker apparently left in his out .ie u brings us face to face with the situation somewhat identical that Is confronting Uncle Wilbur or onr aforesaid stout friend, who has 70 1se n knife to slice uhe weight off
 Xack Wheat. his extraordinary left fielder, and Casey Stengle, his strenu- .ous right gardener are booked up for time in the holdout league and their ccuntenances are not to be seen by the dear pub ic of this here town. Now where is Robhy going to get Of ,a- out Zach and Casey? Up ntrh tA'F llule interrogation is. beng ped along persistently.
 Well Robby has III Myers, whe, 10 the second game of the worlds seric in Boston last fal laid one to deep center for a homer. this clou visioly lnnoying the OrIole story teller. MT Babe Roth This Myers person Is z polished sort Of a gent, who is eyer l up and doing and another remnant ot tlo Robin 1916 oatdeld is the spe d. Jmmy Johns,cn. who should be iu there every day, and who it seems is destined to be this season. Last. an I nor least. there is Jimmy Hickman some boy Is this Jimmy Has been doing a little clerical work in a mill lt Gartonia. N. C., all winter. and while his penmanshIp is very vertica he bangs the pill decidedly horizon tal and in zones altogether nninhahit cd. Sryers. Johnston and Hickman not a bad outfleld, eh what. bn what yourself old top, and see low you like u.
 Spitballer Larry Cheney is enc Of -he big aces that Robby carries Very few of the damp delivery boys ever had much on Larry R Bresnahan ad iusted the well known can to Larry hut that meant nothing to Larry Bobby got him just as Bressie pcshed him of the top of the cage where | he stored his Cubs, and made Bird" out of him. Get that-'Bird
 You know they call the Brookiyns the Robins Don't miss any CT this stati las We wi only be here TOT a couple of weeks and we are gcing to spring a Patti
 II Looking over the Red 9ox camp oo'