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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-08
MOORE AND HERMAN.

Nate Lewis, manager Of Pal Moore,
seems to have worked himself into u
frenzy over the fact that the two af-
ternoon newspapers Of Memphis stated
uuqualitiedly that II Pal Moore failed
TO go through with his bout with Pete
Herman here on March "a It would be
the blacklist eye thar Pals brilliant
career has ever received.
The newspapers of Memphis have al
ways been loyal to Pal Moore, and
they have never failed ia give him
their support In stating that It would
be n colossal mistake II he failed to
meet Herman here, after he has re-
peatedly challenged Pete for a go, Il
was with Pals best interests at heart
and with the realization that II would
hurt his career moro than anything
else could, Pal wants to meet Herman
here, as every fan who knows Pa
realizes,
The truth In the whole matter Is
that Nate LOWS, who gets his
share out Of Pal's gate receipts,
realizes that he individually WON'T
get as much out Of the Memphis
bout as he would II the 90 was
staged In Milwaukee. That's the
biggest objection Lewis has TO Pal
meeting Herman here,
Pal Is right In insisting on goinl
through with the mill in Memphis ant
calling off the Roy Moore bout In Su,
0erior, Wis, on March 81. Moore know
that he is idolized in Memphis anS
Dixie. He realizes hat he would b,
practically q dead one as n drawing
card in This part of the country II h,
failed to meet Herman on the date set
Nobody has ever suggested that Pa
feared Herman, for he doesn't an,
shouldn't, as he has beaten the ban
tam champion before and has nothinl
to fear now. But II was against tn
objections launched by Lewis In regarl
to the bout that Il was stated in thes
| columns and the columns Of the othe
afternoon newspaper that Pal would b.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-08
Indicated Park Field
Five a Squad of Stars

Branin, OF Dayton, O., who has been
connected with the game for seven
years with as many teams in the ca
pacity of coach and player, a Spring
field university man; Shorty" Tay-
lor. of Pittsburgh w. ]. college, also
four years with prominent independent
teams: Red" Barnes, Iowa, Spring
field college coach and player on some
eight college and independent fives;
Jimmy" Russell, Kansas, College Of
Emporia forward. crack guard on some
five teams that have Travelled from
coast to coast; Sperry. from Douglas,
Ariz., where he gained fame on the
state team; Mccarthy, guard on the
| Washington and Lee team; Baker,
Ithaca, n. Y, Winona college center;
Ross, Montana, University Of Montana,
forward on college and independent
teams four years; Allen, Virginia, Uni
versity of Washington, guard on col
lege and indeDendent fives, including
world famous U. S. S, A. c. S. who won
the service championship of the United
States in 1917.
Much OF the teams success is at.
tributed to the hearty cooperation OF
the officers in charge Of cadets and
to their hustling and peppery manager,
V. A. Steger, whose personality and
enthusiasm was an inspiration to the
team, winning the friendship and
hearty cooperation of the entire cadet
! corps.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-08
Will Clash With the Local
Y. M. G. A. Quintet on
Night of March Is.

Rising from obscurity to champions
Of Park field in the brief period of a
month and a half, outclassing six
strong teams Of that field, in addition
to defeating several of the best teams
the South has produced; doing the
Herculean act Of playing as many as
three and four teams a week; startling
basketball circles in this section with
a team that is yet to meet defeat;
having humbled their opponents on Is
occasions; such is the record of the
Park field cadet aviators, who clash
with the strong Y. NJ. c. A. five
March IS.
These boys, mailing from every part
Of this country, all ex-college men of
repute, who helped many an alma ma
ter win laurels in athletics. wended
their way to Park field, where this
wonderful material was crystallized
into a team that for clean playing
and brilliant pass work has made them
c%ontenders for the highest honors that
can be accorded to a quintet.
Strong Lineup.
Their lineup included such men as
Riesgen, University of Pittsburgh man
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-08
MATTY TO PILOT
GIANTS IN 3 WEARS
McGraw Will Name Him Sue.
oessor, He Says.

NEW YORK, March 8-"ChrIsty"
Mathewson, for many years star pitcher
OF the New York Nationals, and Tor the
past three years manager of the Cinciu-
matt Nationals, was engaged yesterday
as assistant to Manager McGraw, of the
Giants. 1t was stated that Mathewson
VIII become manager after McGrnw has
satisfied his ambition OF winning an
other %pennant."
Mathewson has accepted terms, Il was
announced, but has not signed a con
cinnati,
1T is my purpose to make Mathew
son manager within the next two or
three years McGraw said, adding that
he viii then retire to executive office VI
vice president OF the club.
"Mathewson understands my system
and he was with me many wears be
fore going TO the Reds. In the q
time he viii give me valuable assistance
In taking charge Of the young pitch
ers."
McGraw and Connie Mack. of the
Philadelphia Americans, each have won
six league championships,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-08
BY w, H. oocHER,

While for many years Indiana has
been considered the stamping ground
Of the PAGER, Il was the @trotter, Red
Cloud, that first made q place for
the state In the light harness racing
world, He was bred by J. $. Wade near
Edinburgh, being foRled IN 1860, and
made his record In 1874, when "A years
old, In a third heat at Buffalo, where
he defeated CAmors, Glostor, Nettie,
Sensation and st. James, Red Cloud
was raced from 1871 to 1876.
when he won In 2;lS he stood fifth
In tue list Of fast trotters, Goldsmith
Maid, Oecident, American Girl and peN-
ter being the only ones with faster
marks, He soon had n few rivals, how
ever. as the following weak at RoChes-
ter Lula trotted In 2.l6A and Gloster
in g:lS. while Nettie won in 2.lS at Rus-
ton. Red Cloud was got by Legal Ten
der. a. descendant Of hlnCkburn's DnVv
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-08
TED LEWIS WILL
ARRIVE HERE
TONIGHT
Weller Champ and Manager
Coming From Nashville.
Griffiths Arrives Sunday.
BY 0 PIGUE.

Ted Lewis. w~elterweight champion Of
the world, who is slated To meet Johnny
Grirfths, Of Akron, in an oight-round
mill at the New Lyric theatCr Mon
day night, viii arrive ia Memphis to-
night. Lewis Is accompanied by his
manager, Eddie Harvey. former box
ing commissioner Of New York city
Grfffiths and party Of 10 win get here
Sunday morning. Both Griffiths and
Lewis will work Out at the Ben Hur
gymnasium Sunday afternoon az > and
S o'clock.
Lewis was slated 10 meet Johnny
Celmars. Of Toronto, last night In Nash
Vile In Joe Levy's hermitage Athletic
club arena, but after the preliminaries
had been fought Lewis declined to 60
on, stating that he was III. The house
was small. there being about $500 In
sight according 70 reports, and this
IS probably what made Lewis sick. So
no declined to 60 on, Lewis Is "a
champion md always draws good
money and he did not see his way
clear IN going eight rounds for a com
p~arRtiVely small sum, Nashville has
always been n poor boxing town and
the way the fans Of the Capital city
turned out TO see II champion shows
that the game will not pay in the
city Of opportunity, Lewis stated over
the long distance telephone this morn
ing that he was all right and would
be here tonight ready to go IN with
Grififths Monday night.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-08
HAGEN AND LoOs WIN.

TAMPA, Fla, March S.-Walter Ila-
die Loos, Of the Beverly club. led with
scores Of l57 each at the conclusion
OF the first SG holes play IN the ma
tional widminter open golf tournament.
which began on the Palma Celia links
here yesterday. Twenty five profes.
SIGNALS, among them some Of the lead
ing players Of the country, were en-
tered. The tournament ends today.
Hagen led in the mornings play with
"a for the first Is holes and took 81
In the afternoon. Loos was tenth man
at the end Of the morning round with
an "a, but came through with rs In
the afternoon.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-08
HUSTON LOSES TO COLLINS

CHICAGO, March S,-The national
amateur balk-l line billiard champion
ship was assured for a Chicago man
last night, when Corwin Hustin, of
beaten by Percy Collins, the Illinois
Athletic club entry in the national
tournament, by 500 to 1875 in 80 In
nings. David McAndlcss, OF the Chi
cage Athletic association entry, leads
the field OF seven amateurs with five
Victories and no defeats, and he and
Collins, who has won four games and
lost one, viii meet this afternoon to
decide the title, In case of q tie the
deciding game win be played at night
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-08

Spotlight

hurting his pugilistic career immeas-
urably II he failed to &c through with
the bout.
Moore and Herman will meet here
on the night OF the cath. Pal can be
counted on to always toe the scratch
II he is let alone, but he has listened
to the wise co advice Of ~ few would
be advisers, and the result has not
been beneficial, Pal knows his own
business and will remain the top
notcher that he is today If he cuts
loose from Nate Lewis and closes his
ears to some Of those who are trying
to handle Pals affairs for him.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-08
NEBRASKA ELIMINATED

MANHATTAN, kas., March S-The
Nniycrsity Of Nebraska basketball team
was eliminated as Il contender for the
Missouri Valley conference champion
ship here .ast night, when the Kansas
State Agricultural college five defeat
ed il In a fast game, 81 to 20. The local
team took the lead and did not lose
1t during the entire game.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-08
TO BUILD NEW CHURCH,

SENATOBIA, Miss. March s. (Spl.)
The Mothodists of Senatobia will soon
build a new modern church building at
a cost of $S5, 600. A new site will be
selected for the church and work will
he begun as soon as the present build
ing and lot is sold. The present church
building was erected In 1856, and there
are only four members OF the congre-
cation row that contributed to the cree
ton of this building, The lot was
donated by the late Gov. @. n. Stands,
who was a life-long member Of the con-
gregation here.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-08
CRACK Y FIVE
HUMBLED BY
VAN DY
Commodores Play Flashy
Game and Puncture Perfect
Percentage of Locals.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, March S.-The
hitherto indicated Memphis Y. M, c.
A. basketball five its Waterloo
here last night when Vanderbilt de-
feated the Bluff Citians in a hard
score was 26 to 20, With the Gold ana
Black on the proper side of the count,
Nandy recently was defeated by the
Memphians in Memphis, and last nights
victory served as sweet revenge for
the trouncing the Bluff City boys gave
the Nashvillians.
The Memphians were handicapped by
the absence of their coacn, r, w. Tapp,
Of the Memphis Y. who was unable to
make the trip on account of his baby's
illness. While the team played a good
brand Of ball, the Commodores came
through with a better variety Of the
basket game and when the smoke of
battle had cleared the locals were lead
ing by a good margin The Memphians
seemed nervous and excited, and es-
pecially when Vandy took the lead did
the Bluff City boys show signs of
blowing. They had been used to lick
ing all Corners and the probability of
defeat served to upset them. They
made many long shots at the basket
which fell short,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-08

,v~NS good to develop into a winner for
the Nanks this year.
Luke, who was ehrlstened Martin
Luther Is a product OF the Central
league and Is a comparative %younaster,
though being as big as the side Of
a house. While he was with the Chicks
last season, he showed flashes OF class,
but for the most part II was clear to
the naked eye that he was In need Of
seasoning. He has the makinps of a
good pitcher, but II will take a couple
Of seasons more in the baseball sticks
TO develop him.
Huugins may decide 70 turn Nelson
back 10 the Chicks this spring after the
training trip,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-08

One Of the leading aspirants to the
fe~athcrweight championship, now held
by Johnny kilbane, is II stablemate OF
Johnny. =,
This lad Is Jack Wolfe. Wolfe Is well
known in the East, Dunn recently took
Jack under his wing and plans to send
him against all the good featherweights
who are angling for q crack at Johnny.
Unless they can lick Wolfe there's
II o,need Of them tackllng Johnny" says
Duhn.
Wolfe's stock took a boost the other
night when he o%utpointed deCisively
Artie Root, another Cleveland boy, Root
Is q clever lad, 4 season or two ago he
defeated Willie Jackson and Lew Tend
Ter in the East, when both these boys
we're going strong, In Justice to Root
it may be said that he had trained toe
fine for his bout with Wolfe and hence
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-08
ALLEGED CON MEN ARE
ARRESTED AT NASHVILLE

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March S.-A
gang of alleged confidence men were
arrested at a local hotel at midnight In
q raid by the police, who claim they
extorted from citizens, under false pre-
lenses, approximately $5i 900, The hen
claimed TO he representing a Chicago
mail order house, the police state, and
We're selling t-sharing certificates.
They gave their names as c. B. En-
gle, George Scheff, b. Simon. H, Bern
stein. II. w. Weller, Alfred Jacobs and
Henry Lipman. all of Chicago.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-08
COMES A G

NEW YORK, March S--Millor Hug
gins, manager Of the New York Ameri-
cans, informed club headquarters here
yesterday that he had induced Pitcher
Bob ~Shawkey, q holdout, to sign u 1919
contract at Philadelphia, where the
manager stopped off while on his way
TO Tranpe, Nd, TO visit J, Franklin
Baker, third baseman and leading bats
man for the Yankees. Baker announced
recently his retirement from baseball,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-08

NnndY
NORMAL GIRLS
BEAT CONVICTION

The Normal School girls basketball
team defeated the Covington girls at
the Y. NJ. c. A. last night by the score
of 80 to 4. Miss Bogard, OF Normal,
starred at goal shooting, while her
teammates also starred, The lineup;
Normal C~ovington.
Josephine Bogard. r. ...E. McClanahan
Barbora Hunter. ..,C ..,... Lucille owen
Kate Holt, .,....,G."."....B. Bailey
Clara Whitaker. Co.,, Irene Kinney
Zola Hooks. ......G.... Diana Wright
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-08
ILL.

IRRELEVANT, Tenn. March 8. (Spl.)
j. A. Webb, a local lumber dealer,
was taken to Memphis Thursday for ar
operation. After making an examina-
ton the doctors decided he had an in
not performed. Mr. Webb will be
brought to his home here If his condi-
ton will permit.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-08
MATTY FREE AGENT.

CINCNNAT1,sO, March s.-President
August Hermann, Of the Cincinnati
Nationals, said last night that christy
with the New York Nationals.
"Mathewson is at liberty to sign q
contract with the New York Giant,
whenever he pleases,' said President
Hermann, Il gave him his uuonndi-
tional release Il week ago, and told him
70 make any arrangements suitable tc
himself for the coming season"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-08
No Fouls Called.

Not a foul was called on either team,
so clean was the playing. McCabe oc-
cupied the spotlight for the visitors.
tossing seven baskets, while Crook did
the best work for Vandy. The Y team
failed to show the class mat has char
acterized their work in previous battles
and the brilliant work of the forwards
and guards was missing. Blackburn,
who has always been a bear for the
Y, did not come up to his usual form,
The defeat of the Memphis Y by
Vandy strengthens the claims of the
Gold and Black for the state title.
However, this is the first defeat for
the M%emphians, while Vandy has been
licked three times, but only once by
II Tennessee team, which was Mem
phis.
The Memphians will play the Y. NJ,
G.. A. Ramblers here tonight, The
Ramblers have already lost to Vandy
in the city series and the Y is ex-
pecting to romp on them and retrieve
last nights fortunes.
Tho lineup:
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-08
DIXIE WALKER O L

CHICAGO, March S,-Not more than
"a players will be taken on the sprinc
training camp to Pasadena, Cal, Man.
ager Fred Mitchell, Of the Chicago Ma
tionals, announced last night. Pitcher
Dixie Walker was sold Yesterday to
the Columbus club Of the American
association.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-08
HOUSTON GETS TWO,

ST. LOUIS, March S.-Bob Larmore,
third baseman, and Ted Menae, out
fielder, yesterday were released to
Houston, Of the Texas leage, It was
announced Last year Larmorc played
with Sioux City and Houston and
Meme with Rochester.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-08
Griffiths Beats Tillman.

Grifflths defeated Johnny Tillman last
night in Akron In 10 fast rounds. ac-
cording to Associated Press reports and
q telegram from Tom Walsh. Here's
Walsh's message;
sporting Editor, News Scimitar-
Johnny Griffiths had a good workout
for his Lewis fight by heating Johnny
Tlilman IN IL sensational rounds last
night. He beat Tillman in every round
and showed more speed than ever
I'VE will arrive In Memphis Sunday
morning ard work out hat afternoon.
Griffiths will sure beat Ted Lewis this
time,
tom WALSH"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-08
CENTRAL. HIGH LOSES
TO JACKSON HIGH FIVE

high schools basketball team, OF Menu
phis, was defeated by Jackson high here
last night by the score OF 81 to 10. The
locals have won nine out of 10 games.
Mooge starred at center for the jack
son lads, while Litton, visiting center,
was the star for Central. The Lineup:
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-08

Lanelle Willard Brigham to J.. II.
Smart, Jr., Mrs. Zula Mantell to c. A.,
Wilson, Oracle Cullum to George Irwin.
Alberta Garner to Jim Session, Aman-
da Harper to Alfred Crftenden, Lefar-
rie Brown to William Cox, Mary Fran
ces Young to Frazier Waller, Alberta
Williams to Joe Butler.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-08
DEATHS.

Ira White, %, tuberculosis hospital,
Feb, 2S; pulmonary tuberculosis.
Mrs. F1oy Black Williamson, SO, Bap-
fist hospital, March 3; nephritis, ap-
Elmo {, Hooks, II months, 1891
~Beechwood, March 4; asthma, measles.
Mrs. Matte Lou Hood, As, Lucy
Brinkley hospital, March 6; toxic ne
phritis.
]. w. Hooks, II months, 1891 Beech
wood, March 6; pneumonia, measles.
George Henry Rice, 3 months, $50
North Second, March 7; bronchial
Bell Napoleon, 60, 321 Gayoso, March
s; dysentery, acute nephritis.
Lucille Derring, 2S, 241 Rayburn,
March 2; septicaemia from stab wound.
Wilson Albright, Jr,, 80, 62S King,
March 5; cardiac hypertrophy.
Thomas Chain, as, Lynhurst santa
rum, March s; suicide,
Bartlett Williams, 4S, $40 Suzette,
March 4; pulmonary hemorrhage, tuber-
culosis.
William Little, 81. 80 Lauderdale,
March 6; acute nephritis, ~myocarditis,
Baby Strong, . months, residence not
shown, March 6; u of death not
known.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-08
DAILY ALMANAC.

Length Of day. II hours, 40 minutes.
Length Of night, IL hours, II minutes.
Sun rises Sunday at $40.
Sun sets Sunday at 6:02.
Moon sets Sunday at 1913 am.
Full moon on the 18th.
Evening stars, Venus, Jupiter and
Saturn.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-08

IKE NELSON, the big
right handed pitcher who
performed fairly we'll for the
Chicks during the abbreVi-
ated season Of 1918, Is back
with Miller Higgins Nanks,
and Hug says he Intends
taking the coal miner on the
annlnn frnlnlnn trln. az he
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-08
BIRTHS.

Henry Allen and Bette Waller
Wright, 1888 Carr, Feb. 10; girl.
James F.. and Bertha Boatman John
son, 100 Polk, Feb. 10; girl.
Robert H., and Allie Sutton Haener,
William W. and Lucille Harris Shelf
field, 1864 Southern, March Q; girl.
c. L. and Irene Hutchins Tidwell,
1871 South Wellington, Feb. %; boy.
B. r. and Frances Radford, >121;
Greenwood, Feb, 2S; boy.
ton. March II: how.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-08
DEFEATED

ITHACA, n. Y, March s,-The Penn
sylvania University basketball team
defeated the Cornell quintet here yes
TO IL.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-08
Floyds VS.. Phoenix.

Tho Floyds- Phoenix Shortening game
should be the drawing card Of the day.
Manager flagerty, Of the candy team,
sprung Il surprise last Sunday when he
presented a team Of stars made UP
almost entirely OF former Winfrey play
era, His team plays q beautiful pass
tng game and every player seems "a
know just what to do with the bal
when he gets It.
The meteoric development Of the
Shortening team from the worst to what
many think Is the best team In the
league promises these stars n most live
ly time. Some think the odds are IN
their favor ~ Sunday before last
they trimmed the philippi-W isharts,
while the latter fought the candy
makers to a stnndsttll last week. The
Phoenix Shortening team IL made up OF
practically all young players, with a
little moro team work they must be ac-
knowicdged the best team In Memphis
at the winter sport. They have the
speed and dash, but lack finish in one
or two positions. This IL especially
noticeable IN Powell aud d. jefferson
Powell IL the fastest man on the team
hut he kicks the ball too far ahead Of
him In trying to carry 1t upl the field
and does not seem to be able to locat,
his man when he passes. u Jefferson
is inclined 10 leave HIS position toe
much, thereby muddling the other play.
eFs at the same TIME missing passes Il
his side Of the field,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-08
SOCCER ELEVENS
CLASH SUNDAY
AT HODGES
G, B, G, to Meet Philippi-
Wisharts, While Floyds
Tackle Phoenix Shortening,
STANDING OF A


Soccer fans viii be treated TO two fast
contests tomorrow at Hodges field,
when the first division teams take on
the second division teams. The game
between G. r, c. and philippi- WishaTts
viii he called at 250 o'clock and the
second, between Phoenix Shortening
and Floyd's Candy. will start at 3;40
o'clock.
Each Sunday brings q better set OF
games than the Sunday before, as the
last soccer tiltB OF the season should
naturally be the best because all the
players are In better shape and have
overcome many Of the defects 50 preva-
lent at the beginning Of the season. For
these reasons It In safe to say that to-
fnorrOw's viii he the best OF this year.
In the first fracas the undefeated G..
3. c. outfit will clash with the hard
working and fast philippi-W isharts.
That the Collegians win have their
hands fun goes without saying, ms the
sporting goods men have lately been
strengthened by the addition Of Duff,
Of the old Winfrcy team, and as they
are playing great hall, So much 30 that
the present combination car hardly be
recognized as the team which suffered
n two 20 nothing defeat at the hands
Of their opponents the last time they
met Duff Is a man who knows the
game from Il to 2 and Is one OF the
most dangerous shots in the league,
Their manager. viii Gavin, has fully
recovered from a wrenChed ankle which
has bothered him for more thar a
month. His playing last sunday bor-
! derAd on the sensational,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-08

John Franklin Baker, the Maryland
fence buster, says he viii wreck no
more parks In the maIors, as he. ls
through with the professional game and
Will be content to pull the b~ell-cord
over Old Beck this summer.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-08
AND NASHVILLE,

A new disease has made Its appear
anoe. which makes people sleep for
days following the flu Maybe this Is
what has been the matter with the
Chicks.
Ed Monroe. the big blond pitcher
with the Chicks some time back, has
signed for another shot at a Yankee
berth,