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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-18
STATE PENlTENTlARY
SHOWS A NICE PROFIT
side or the Ledger for
~ctrn Months

OKLAHOMA cry. March l;.,-
Total profit from the induSuic1
operated at the state pcnltcntiay
Tor seven months ending January
-. 1915, vas Si2ts2t.5a. according
to report 81 Fred Parkinson state
examiner nnd Inspector only two
Of the INDUSTRIES showed lu~s the
printing plant s32t.4G, and the
dairy sLl1t,f9 Tho earning, of
the, twine factory we're y2N2.9Ng
With 4 profit OF S7Ol525g The
prison farm showed a profit NJ
'2S.lOi.oa, with earnings OF $40
lA6.lg
rnc different industries showed
ennlug profits rs follows
AylcswTth Farm curuuEs.
le3.92S3t. profit S2,2N5gl Erupm
Canning factory t3.t5S50. profit.
'l.7SS12 Dairy. s3.AS3lg. loss.
tt25I.1N Prison farm. Sio4r1H.
profit S'N,l0fh2. Garment r1D.
Mattress factor, t..T2llS. profIt
N.llfN6 Paint shop iJaN. 20.
profit <lH} Shoe and plrurss
shdp SlH.Nit.iO, profit St1u2. .ON.
Tog factory 'l1'3Ul2. profit.
S7929Aj Ttlnr shop. yNGB.g2.
profit f-.lg,t1 Tonucco factory.
S9,52t. 90. profit S6Sgl- Irvine
fnctor'. 'aS2.gNH H'i, prput $40.
- &c. Wagon a.t"r1 N,.U2tI..
profit tr9gl.oi rrnfme RANT
$1,000 loss, S1t' 90
la majority OF uscs Wilde fhs
profits show small the ndus,rics
have provided work fur IN, inmates
o.. ID
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-18
Today in Ring Annals

1897. Frank Moran pittsburuh
heavy weight. born In County Nave
Ireland
lgOl--llarry Davis defeated Ped
lar Palmer In - rounds az Loudou,
le03 Adam Ryan ana Eddie Snn-
tev fought i0-round draw at tndiRr-
.Hpolls
1909 Harry Lewis stopped
George klauss in the third round
at Philadelphia
1910 Abe Attcll outpointNd john
ny Mario In ten rounds at New Work
1919 Dixie Kid Knocked out Ted
Leo In the second round At Londpn.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-18
MACoUEEN AND OBERST
BREAK UP LITTLE GAME
Alleged House of Lark Mills on North
kcnOshn ~ Visited by

County Investigator r. s Mac
queen and Constable Charles Oherst
raided a road house ON North
Kcnosha Inst night, and interrupted
gam bling game Five men were
In the house Rt the time and their
names were taken
Gambling parapherualla was also
seized Lark Mills n the alleged
owner ~ the place Application FOR
an injunction against the plncc will
be made today It was stated last
night
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-18
Athletics LeaCe for
Southern Grounds

PHILADELPHIA. March 1.-THE
Philadelphia American league base
ball team left here tonight for its
spring training grounds at Jackson
vile. Fla. Manager Mack accpmpn d
MED the squad. which Included ltuhe
oldring. who retired from the game
two years ago To engage In farming,
and George Burns, who yesterday
was reported TO have enlisted In "A
hospital unit
Burns. who IL eligible for tho w
tloral army. said the vacancy IN tho
unit had been filled and that since
he was 40 far down In the draft that
he IL not likely to he called for sev-
ernl months he decided 10 report for
the training trip.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-18

BOSTON. y. 5lb--TWo light Housekeeping
rooms ground floor private entrance
no children. Phone 5a97
BRADY. ". no Two furnished rooms FOR
light housekeeping So 80 per week or
whole house so not modern. Phone
.B1I
BRADY. w l24is large modern
parlor room Tor light housek eepinE. close
N also small room Phone 7O1aJ
CHICAGO. aia-Tvo nicely furni4hcl
houHrAerpinz rooms strictly modern in
pr,,n,e home Phone 562s
CHEYENNE. a., il7--ror rent one light
housekeeping room $3.50 per month
,lNtINNATt y. gl6-Two large nicely
furnished roOms for light hOusek eepiur
largs closets private entrance TO bath ln
private house no children Phone 66Ij.R.
CINCINNATI. 8 1903 One large. very
light basement room. furnished Tor light
housekeeping electricity. hot aud cold
water furnished Nrhone 5jtl
CINCINNATI. $ 3ffl, penf,ble ,lesp.
,ng room gentlemen only. close 10
COLLEGE AND THIRD Two light house.
krp,gs rooms 81 per week Phone 2ls2 ! .
no children
DENVER N 500 --Sic. light housckeep
,ng room and garage Tor rent.
kASTuN + Furnished rooms With
sleeping porch private front and back
entrance modern
ENsrON p I2O-LarEe basement room
Tor Hight Housekeeping with running wa
tLWooD IA large upstsirs room Tor
light bookkeeping, no objection to larg.
children, a.so ono light houssh csp g pin z
downstairs by month only. Phone 70t
HODGE ? ltl2 Two large light house.
kerpor rooms Tor rent
MNNBh,L a. 900 Two ight houssketp.
,ns rooms - per week
MAYBFIL y 222 One front room for
Iight hovsskeepiuE
NOGALES 4 l0p-for rent two light
bookkeeping rooms o. per week no
children
PHoENlN. y. i2o- Lisbt housek.epins
room' near ar line good we'll children
SIXTH , IIg2 One light Housekeeping
room to' rent. no children. Phous
''lt n
SIXTH p. Iu5-Iight hous.k sepins
rooms. hslf block from Ger +ins
SIXTH W. hll.=A q and 4.room apart
meot tor light housekeeping sas and $50
TENTH p 32l ons light housekeeping
room
TWELFTH ". 3lt-For rent b modern
nicely furnished light housrkeep rooms
lhohF a-4b X
VICTOR s A.0-for rent 9 large light
Housekeeping rooms, adjoining bath
Phone ztt"
ROOM M-fof rent. TO couple or two men
large enclosed sleeping porch with two
beds and sitting room French doors be.
tween near bath private family south
side could arrange for light houEekeep.
ing also have sarge for rent Phone
20! or 52al
ROOMS Two nicely furnished light
housekeeping rooms strictly modern
with private family Phone j62s
ROOMS Three furnished rooms ior light
housekeeping modern nome private en-
trance Phone 5ijaJ
RDOMS Furni,had housekeeping rooms 10
couple without children no objections 10
child under Phone jis4.J
ROOMS -Furnishei rooms eontsnlsnt 10
Wrsf Tulsa or COsdeu rsfiuery. CAL
lartou. 3as6j.
ROuMs-Thres modern furnished room
Tor light houssL s-ping
ROOMS FOR RBEI- FURNISHED II
BOSTON, 52O-For rent one nicely for
nished sleeping room al moderB ron
veutences Phone 25lo.R
BOSTON. = 500 Pl-assnt room private
home. close W. suitable Tor one o. tv0
Gentlsmta. Phone Jj95 x.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-18
Risen, Bass, Boyle, Burch-
field, Shaw and Pugh
Are Thus lIonorcd



NORMAN. okla. March a., THE
ruivermty of Oklahoma basketball
team which won IT game, an. Lost
one. tied with the Chllo,cu india
Tor state hunura
Lack OF team work led tu the one
defeat suffered bN the team Ht the
hands Of the ChQoy,o Indians Ia
all others the margin OF Sooner Hu.
periurlty over opponents was notice
able The Indians were the uul,
team met hy oklahoma which hti
nny ohnur" to via from Coach
ovens five
Risen. who halls from Hooker.
probably scored more points than
any other man IN the state. Ec
played n wonderful game az forw1rr.
Maurice Hass, the other forward,
halls from Ramona, noted for itB
high school teams lie was "A ma,
vol AT shooting baskets bur his floor
work was not equal To that of Riacu
norsey Hoyle AnadarltO man. out
played every man he opposed at ccu-
ter Hoyle came 10 tho universitN
without much. experience but became
adept at tossing goals before the
season was under way
The gunrds were Clinton Shaw,
| Enid and Beryl Rurchfiel, Dklnho-
ina city high school man hurch
fiel was good thrower az we'll a-
n good guard shaw never lefi ais
man uncovered and his opponent us
ually fqBled 10 score many points
Lawrence Haskell. Auadarko, llaI
old fugh, AnRdarko, aud Nostcr
Terry Anadhrko, all were good sub
stltutes II is noticeable that uf IN
eight regulars four were from tht
| AnndarkO high school Letters were
awarded TO Risen, Bass. Boyle, shaw
| Burchfiel aud PlRh. Risen wa
elected captain for next season.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-18
Jack Dempsey kdBOs
Homer Smith in First

MEMPHIS Tenn. March IT,
Jack Dempsey ~ Salt Lake CITY had
an cnsy time defeating Jack Smith
of Chicago here last night, knocking
out his opponent in less than two
minutes ~ the first round NJ what
was scheduled tp have been an eight
round bout smith was flourcd three
times within the brief period of
fighting and Referee Hnacll counted
the ChicnFoan out while he was ap.
parentlv dazed ana hair reclining
upon the ropes Roth men are heavy
Weights
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-18
Joie Ray Equals
1000 Yard Run Mark

NEW YORK, March F--Jole Ray
Of the Chicago Athletic association,
euualled the worlds record for the
l.000-yard run at the national In
door A, A. T. championships here
tonight Dave Caldwell of the Bos-
ton A. A.. finished second and Ed.
win II Fall Of the Great Lakes naval
training station, Chicago, third. The
time WAS 9:l4
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-18
Boxing This Week

! John Murray W. Henry
: brown q rounds At phih-
I, dclphia
Y Benny Nalger .,d. Atun Root.
I G rouuds. az Philadelphia
! Eddie MtNndrrwr Vs. JACK
! hra4zo. n rounds. AZ Mazellu,
! pa,
! Is O. Mars VS. Alive Miller
! - rounds, at columbus. ohio
! Low Tender ~. ulnrry
! Pierce, 12 rounds at bridge
! port conn.
, While jackson va Matt
Brock 10 rounds. at Clc,elanl.
\ ohio.
! Harry Grch vs. Tommy Glib
! hons 10 rounds. at Pittsburgh.
Pntscy Haley vs.. Johnny
\ schultz, 10 rounds. at Ctn-
! cimhtl, ohio.
Tuesday. MarCh 10
! Zulu Kid ~ Itid fRcKnn. 10
! rounds at 81 Louis
! Johnny Noye yg. Clonic TAFT.
' 10 rounds AZ Minneapolis MINI
Johnny Tlllman Va. Jock Ma
: lone. 10 rounds at Minneapolis
\ Jack Iillou vs.. II umer
: smith 10 rounds, at Fort
Wayne, Ind
Jimmy pnppaa vs. Daye
' Astey, 10 rounds. AZ Reading,
! Ia.
Nclnc @slny. MarCh 20.
lR'k Dempsey vs. Al. Nc
: Cur ny 10 rounds, nt Mil
! wnukee, WIZ
Friday, March ~.
Billy Mccain W. chick Mag
= Homo. 10 rounds at Akron. q.
= Jack Dlllon w. Blll scott. 10
: rounds. NJ Muucie Ind, a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-18
NeW Orleans Would
Stage Title Bout

SEW ORLEANS Ia. March rs
Announcement was made here to-
night los New orleans fight pro-
muter that he and "a tlrNciuud
matchmaker had wired managers uf
less willard and Fred Fulton offer.
ing a purse Of sl0s.ooO for q twenty
round bout in New orleans between
the two hcayyweichis An offer ot
tl0o 00O was made several duNs ago
bN the local promoter
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-18

nor SPRINGS Ark MARCH. H.
Zulu" Itid of Brooklyn earned =
slight shade. according to ucwspaper
men. over Patsy SCan'ou oT Fitts.
hurRh At the end of o. ftst teu-round
bout here last uight fIlu Nas tho
aEgressor in all uI the ten rounds
The men are bantamN cightA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-18
ROOMS FOR REEI- FURNISHED i

BOSTON. j2o-For rent one Nicely for
nished sletpirg room sl modern ron.
veuisncss Phone 25lo.R
BOSTON. : 500 D. Pleasant room private
home close M. suitable for one o. iv0
Eentlsmta Phone 5J95 X.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-18

CINCINNATI. March ~ PITCHER
Al MamRuX who was supendej b.,
the Pittsburgh club during The lat.
ter part OF last season Tor his failure
20 observe all the clauses in his CON
tract aud who was later released Go
the BrookNn club. was today rDin-
stated by the National baseball com
mission upon application from the
player No fine was assessed the
commission ruling the long AyuN
ot the player has been a lesson 'p
him '.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-18
wrestling Tournr, Nprr 10

hliAM NtliN " NiH hNith . ..
that the Southern Amateur Athletic
union viii hold champouSh. 20
wrestling tournament ut The BIr.
utinEhan Athletic club NprI u.s..
Gold medals viii bc given tho win
ners Boz the various ,laeSr. auIun
include los pounds and under. fI-.
l2a. 1856. lt5 and i'N puul1s and
uNCr.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-18
BOARD AND ROOMS
IIoHr HousEkEfPrNo ROOMS

BOSTON. y. 5l6-Tvo light Housekeeping
rooms ground floor. private entrance
no children. Phone iPa7
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-18
Champions Depart for Camp,

CHlCAGO1 March lI---M MeWbers
Of the worlds championship Ameri-
cans left here tonight for Mineral
Wells. Texas, 20 begin spring train
ing The party included ~ players
Manager Clarence Rowland and
Coach KID Gleason Eddie col
Inns. the second haseman, viii, Join
the club later He was granted per.
mission to stralghten out some bust
ness affairs in Philadelphia
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-18
VALUE OF SPORTS
NOW RECOGNIZED
Schools That Abandoned In
tercollegiatc Competition
Return TO Fold.
INTEREST HIGH AS EVER
Glass of Athletes Little In
ferior TO That of For
mer Seasons.

.Nh,n the Iuitrd Sturs ,n.l her
LOT ON the .id, uf the ullIrs iu the
great world WHr last spring. Hih.
lctics iuonkhunwu were. tura Time
cast t~id" N unnecessary uuh AN
timely ,urluus officials ut state
schools took lNo ahurl position
that athletics u var tmo would
have an lll effect uu our war prcpa
rRtioug Consequently nearly cNrtN
school abandoned their baseball
sonsdulc,i. which ,nuHrl the forced
cancellation uf the f"w remaining
mines schedules aud there were so
many WIthorHWnls from tie state
INTERCOLLEGIATE track ana field mect
that the meet long e feature ot vol
leEiRte sport was also abandoned.
hut with the sanction by army
officials Of athletics. who not only
believe sports 10 ho a good thing,
but made them CnmpulHorN blNla
huina colleges. In linc with schools
over tho entire country tc-cntcred
tho fold last fall putting football
teams in the field A few that hest
tated. uWoko To tho fact that Rth-
letlca 1tc essential for college
student ana also ut Hu invaluable
aid In developing future soldiers.
aud were represented hy basket ban
teams during the winter
Tho Long, Long Trail"
II has taken us year TO become
accustomed to war conditions and
awoke 10 the seriousness OF the war
And II has taken some oklahoma
schools that long 30 again he active
participants In intercollegiate ath-
letlcA.
rhc track and field meet last year.
one of tho most spectacular foH
lures OF athletics aud tho climax Of
= season viii once moro be held.
Not with the old d-timc pomp and
ceremony; not with the old-tlmo
heroes uf Drawn and speed Hut
Younger mrn. with as much natural
ability and with the prospects or
winning fame, which was denied
them last year, will compete for the
various colors that they wear To
mo, thero Ia always ~ thrill In an
athletic contest, no matter OF what
sort, or the contestapts We wett
all patirotiC before tho wnr o.
course Hut since entering war, we
have had more opportunities 10 dts
play that patriotism. There IL that
loyalty 20 ones school which la the
same as loyalty TO ones Flag An
athlete who sacrifices ana tolls rpr
his school In building for greater
loyalty for his nation.
Successful Meet Assured,
white tho number OF schools thi,
will enter the meet rs not yet
known, eight have signlfied their IN.
tentlons of sending teams to Still-
water and successful meet iA thus
assured
Baseball. also discarded last
spring. II staging comeback
among oklahoma colleges Tho
leading colleges and normals are To
put mines In the field ana advance
reports declare them to he but 1T
tie inferior In class to teamH OF for
mar years.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-18
nooNs WITH BOARD

CtsFNFSNF SIC .kusly farns H-..
suite Of rooms with nrsir rlss. huH'a
Pbor, 2IG2
~FNFNTH \ gts Ntself irnuhri ~
~it6 bourd for gentlemen. Ihous -o--
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-18

BRADY. W. l2iit One large modern
parlor room Tor light housek sepinE close
~ also small room Phone 7OTgI
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-18
Cnhh 10 Depor, March 90

AIOUSTA. Ia. Narch II "
Cobb said tonight he would lenre
here about March 20 to- Join the De
troit Americans AZ their spring
training camp at WaXahaohle. Tex
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-18
AUTO supPLIBs AND REPAIRs I,

TIRES CASINOS Three cincher tires
caings aGNti4 2U2 Fast FirsI Phone
ATI
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-18

" - W. Large sleeping r,,-.
one A1On .'''
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-18

HUSTON, = so2-lstgs sleeping ro,r. ..,
,~o gentlemen 'n close Ia hon, rs...
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-18

BRADY. W. ll0.TWo Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping So so per week or
whole house SO not modern Phone
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-18

trlcA 8 so7-C."n. cool 'i''g'
NANTlius s. 90. Beautiful font room
wiih kitchen privileges u private hh
Wy and on Admiral ji'ney
ROOMS Newly furnished, ho, and ,oi
running sater drinking wairr h'ai w
and maid service furnished rsAto1a.f
rsics hy the week or month CAN ''N
ROOMM ATE Wanted by young msn 'i.l
Sunda, afternoon or Monday evening"
al souih Cheyenne apartment
ROOM Nicely furnished se,pi0E f'o'
private family tal phone 'l''J i''
G-p-rT
ROOMS Sleeping room for rent gr1Ht
entrance connected with bath - l"2'N
RunMAATf-w Wanted refined ,o1'E H'1
for roommAtec Cal at 2sp south f''''
ROOMMATE Ry Young fc.lou con- oo''
dAy afternoon A. ~ South 'hr r'''
ROoM--A nice sleeping room ,,# ."'
N men preferred Phone 5'I'
ROOM Sleeping room tor rent f"
men preferred Phone 30
RooM-Nswly furnished ior gcrf,'ms" y
per week Phone ot2'h
Ms-uErURNIsHED u
ADMIRAL, ig0s-t niurnishrt rooms ''
rent
BOSTON s.. iIuI-r~o rooma gn'a'
nisbed o. Furnished Phone NV
Q frilEYFNNF e. t0t Tro uairni'hsl
modern housea repius rooms ''''
in
CHICAGO PLACE $50. IU' W.'' p....
ishcd rooms aud board B.. desired
57gD
DETROIT it.s ono lno or 'hT't
rooms for rent uuiHrHfnri A,D1
wuter. rent reasonable fh''' '''-
GILLETTE. s.. 90 Ntre a"sn'ur POO
with board. gentlemen preferred.
hsl' block Of admiral !itnes line
.PFORIA. g SOC 9-T~o u0f1-ufhsl .'''
tor rent take BeliyieN or "F'"l' o.
QUINCY s. l6i7. Too. uriufm
rooms one block from BsIlyi's car
tao blocks from urrut car hn'.
SECOND. T.. iJ's--uuniurulsheh '9'
/ ior ofiirs or iiyiug room I''n' -'''
IHIRD. W "a -ynfurnishrd ROOMS
/ rent rtpus loai
. ROOM FOR rent . uuuni bed room
~eet uss Of psr.or Phone 't.l
ROOMs-For rent. unfurrishsd room
veet uss OF pa lor Phone 1''i.h
RooMs WITH BOARD
CIEFNFSNE s. 5iC .Nnsly tHr1H
! suite Of room, with hrstrlsr' h''''
Pbon, 3192.
sFVFNTn. g sts N,seli truuhod ~
uit6 board for gentlemen. Ihoug ao--
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-18

~ Sew tUlcaus q, n b..
cleveland Americans ..... 10 3
Sew Orleans southern .....
batteries u1pycltslIc. EulmApu.
Morton and BlIliuru. Johnson smith.
Iuus aud Peters
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-18
SportOsraphy
ny GRAVY"
ny GRAVY

We're For Him.
Wed cnll the guy
Who neer suyS die
he he catcher or pitcher or short.
who I'm citicul test
Ever gives ot his best
A regular outdoor sport
n you want tn get into n scrap
with Topeka fans Just say some
thing about Johnny Nee that isn't
nice, Johnny managed team In
the Central league last season ahd
he's going to pilot the Topeka club
.of the Western league next summer
Ana Topeka fans are strong for
Johnny
PITY the poor Reds ON their
journey northward from the training
camp they viii be compelled to
spend sixteen consecutive nights in
Pullman, which is much worse than
Ten Nights In ~ Barroom
Speaking of records an we were
not. George lIaiuerliug the we'll
known minor league pitcher who
died recently, once hung up rec-
ord hy pitching sixty seven consetu.
tive innings
The Browns formerly were we'll
fixed In sOuthpaw talent perhaps too
well fixed, with Plank. koob. Hamn-
ton Ncilmnn and sometimes Sisler
| Now Jones has two southpawE Nick
Cullop and LEFTY Leifield
Arthur Fletcher OF tho Giants.
Zach Wheat OF brooklyn. and Tom
I Clarke Of the Reds are the oldest
players In point ~ service ON their
clubs IN the National league The
three men all Joined their resprctiy ,
teams in 1909 Sow that Hans WRg.
/ ncr has retired from the diamond.
Max Carey IN the veteran player on
| the plrutoH Tie Joined the club In
! iplO. Dick Rudolph did not he
come a Brave untii 1919, hut he has
been with tho club longer than any
other ot tho present members Two
/ other players who are now the vet
Grams ~ their teams Joined their
clubs the same wear They arc Jim
/ Vaughn nf the Cubs and Bili UoaL
Of tho Cardinals.
Leslie Mann who has been en-
, gagged all winter nt am army camp
near Houston. Texas. nH physical
linFructor for the troops. has been
relieved NJ his duties and win re.
Join the cubs Ht their training camp
I'm Pasadena, Cat Mann was quoted
,recCutlv as having said that he ala
not care to pl,F> ball this yepr. but
preferred TO gc to France with them
n possible and news ~ his decision
to return tn the cubs was surprise
to Chicago fans. Manager Fred
Mitchell naturally. is much pleased
hy the return uf the PLAYER for his
loss would have been het,, blow
TO the cubs Mann hIt 2f1 last aen
son aud was particularly dangerous
at the plate with runners ON IN,
sacks Furthermore. be ls good
fielder and is remarkably fast ON IN,
base paths
Hack" Eibel the fret bascmar
purchased hv tho Red SuN from
VlchmouJ had o. trNout with th,
Cleveland club when HARRY DAVIS
was manager of tho Indians