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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-27
new YORK STATE TO
MAKE BOXING LEGAL
Leading Legislators Pushing BILL
May Get i0-round Decision
Contests

There y no doubt now that box
ing will be legulized In New York
state. Tho only points that remain
TO he settled are what shall he the
limit number OF rounds, and whether
u referee ho allowed to render a de-
cislon.
The bill lcgalizipg boxing In the
Empire state. and introduced by
senator Gibbs OF buffalo. In assured
of tho necessary votes. both In the
senate and assembly. to bring II 10
the desk of Governor Smith. The
latter has already Eono on record aH
fuvoring boxing under proper su-
pcrviHion, Moreover. GOV. Al. smith
is distinctly u man OF the neople, ms
his start In life was among the poor
NJ the East side Of New York city.
No governor knows the wants and
needs OF his people better than the
tenial state executive OF New York
He In In full sympathy with the pop
ular demand for boxing, so Il Is GER
tain that he will sign any boxing
bin that ls endorsed by the iegisla-
turc.'~
A happy feature Of the Gibbs
measure liz the fact that II has drawn
support In the senate and assembly
from the source known as the "bct.
ter element" An upstate senator.
who helped kill the Frawley law. has
come out In the open and declared
Amy bill which Senator Gibbs In
troduces will have my support. His
stamp OF approval Is sufficient for
me"
Senator Gibbs proposes to 10 the
limit 10 make Il possible for referees
to render decisions. Like the mil
lions OF others all over the country,
the senator knows that tho only way
to make principals do their level
best on all occasions within the
squared circle In to have u third man
there who can officially pass on
their efforts, and by the decision OF
this third man they will be rated in
their profession.
A limit OF 10 rounds 10 advocates
In the Gibbs measure. Although
plasy feel that the limit should not
he less than rs rounds. still the rank
and file OF boxing enthusiasts will
he happy, II on the statute books Of
New York state n law IL written per-
mitting io-round bouts to a referees
dccision.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-27
Hdtas May Retire From
Baseball This Season

retiring from major league base
uRll before playing even one game In
tho h!g circuit In a distinct novelty,
nut this is said to be true OF George
iialas, the collegian outflelder. now
under contract with the Yankees.
lialas will go south with the Yankees
and hopes TO win a regular place
on the club. According TO advlces
irpn tho Great Lakes Naval station,
however, where Halas is now sta
Toned, he will retire permanently
from the game at the close of the
" . season. IIalas and Paddy Dris-
,oIl. who is slated TO go south with
me Cubs. played on, the same foot
Oai team with ]. X. Mosser, a sea
man at the lakes station. ard preW-
ouSly A. superintendent OF n large
ddcking concern. The three became
oIose friends and Mosser has ar
ranged with his firm TO employ lIa-
,as and Driscoll as agents In South
America.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-27
Joe Wood wiz Not
Attempf Comeback

Smoky Joe wood. former Red Sox
hurting star, will not attempt an
other comeback AS a regular pitcher,
according to Cleveland scribes. Wood
convinced himself and the Cleveland
club last season that he is n moro
valuable man AZ an outfielder than
he In Ms a hurler, Joe's hitting and
fielding make him "A valuable man
In the regular lineup, 40 Fohl plans
10 use him In the outfield every day.
Fohl looks to Wood, however. TO
aid him In prepping the young pitch
ers and coach the other hurlers In
the weakness OF the opposing bat.
ters Wood knows all the veterans
by heart and got good line on tho
youngsters last season
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-27
Mdhdn and Hart Play
Good Football Abroad

The two Eddles -- Mahan OF Har.
ward and Hart OF Princeton who
OF their respective alma matters. con
iinue TO earn laurels on the grid
iron. Mahnn, as the star OF the st
Sazaire base section football team
was entirely too much for the 36th
division men, champions OF the Firs,
ARMY corps, ana rompcd away with
IL to victory In the big football
conflict staged nt Colombes field
France. sunday. January 10.
Eddie Hart was coach OF the vic.
tors. and Lieut.. Wilmot whitney
former Harvard end and baseball Il
pitcher. coached and played for the
losing eleven.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-27
GRIM REAPER TAKES HEAVY
TOLL OF THE "0lD GUARD"

How the ranks OF old tlmo ring
followers OF late have been thinnod
by the grim reaper was made APP
parent during the signing OF arti-
clcs for the willard Dempsey bout
In times past events OF that Kind at.
tracted every fistic celebrity In New
York, all anxious to get In tho pie
lures. when Dempsey met Pro-
moter Rlckard In the ballroom OF
the Claridgc that darge hall wss
crowded with spectators. but In all
that throng there were only two well
known flstlc followers OF the other
days, "Honest" John Kelly aud Jack
skclly were the only representatives
Of the old guard Ia see the latest ring
wonder sign TO fight for part OF tho
largest purse In the annals OF tho
squared circle.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-27
RIVERSIDE WESTERN WINS
FROM CENTRAL BOWlERS

Riverside Western bowlers won
from the Central National five in the
Y. NJ. &. A. league last night. The
yictors took all three frames and to-
tailed 2,266 to 2,200 OF the Central Ma
uonals.
Individual scores were higher than
usual, three rollers topping the 800
mark. Gaines of Riverside Western
was high with b2s, Humes, also OF
Riverside Western and Davis OF Gem
iral National were the other 500
bowlers. scoring $40 and 525 re-
spectlvely.
The scores
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-27
Johnny Coulon Defeated Conley
at New Orleans Eight Years Ago

Johnny Coulon defeated Frankie
Coniey in 20 rounds at New or
leans eight years ago yesterday.
Feb. 20. 1911. This defeat put stop
TO Conley's climb toward the ban
tamweight championship Tho
Italian. whose real name was
Francesca Conte, was born In
kenosha. Wis. in 1889. and on
tered the ring at tho age OF 10,
lie fought "A draw with Ad Wolg1ist
In 1907, and again at Racine in
1908. In 1910 he knocked out
Monte Atiell. twice defeated Joe
Mandot, and went Z rounds TO "A
draw with Abe Attell. Tho per
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-27

formances made Conley look liko
"A coming champion. and he chal-
lengcd Couion. but was defeated,
although he stayed the limit. Later
In 1911 10 fought a 20 round draw
with Joe Rivers. and In February,
1912, Coulon gave him another
chance. This time the battle was
staged in IOs Angeles, Itnd, az In
the first bout II ended In a de-
cision for Coulon After that Con-
Icy lost heart. and he was whipped
by Jack white, Harry trhnmAS,
Johnny Dundee and others, and
put out OF the championship run.
ming.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-27
SAM RICE, SlUGGING
SENATOR, BACK HOME

sam Rice the best young outfleld.
er TO come to the front I'm the Ameri-
'an league In some years. has re-
turned from France and Clark Grlf-
iIths 1919 worries are lessened ~ a
result Rice, who hit at II .3O0 clip
I'm his first two seasons as regular,
was called to the colors before the
lsls season began. but managed to
play In few games with the Senat-
ots before he was sent overseas
'dst summer. Rice is fine fielder.
. fast runner and heavy hitter
Ills eNly return was regarded as
uoubthl short time ago, and the
last letter received 10y Griffith car
rcd no assurance that he would he
back for the training campaign.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-27
De Orc Meeting All
Corners at ST. Louis

Aired De Oro, Cuban billiardist,
who recently regalned the three
cushion carom bllliardship title from
August Kieckhefer In a match at
Chicago. ~ making his initial COM
petitive appearance since winning
the pionship. De Oro IL play
ing all comers at st. Louis In a series
OF handicap matches
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-27
Camp Shelby Rider Wins
Military Handicap Race

NEW ORLEANS. Fob. 26-Licut.
j. Runnells OF Camp shelby, riding
Tito, won the Louisiana challenge
military handicap at the fair grounds
track today, Lieutenant Dodson OF
Camp Beuregard on Ettahc was sec
ond and Lieutenant Cooley OF Shelby
on Kilmer was third.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-27

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 26.---vin-
cent Richards, New York national
boys champion and co-holdcr Of the
national doubles title, with william
T. Tilden. Philadelphia cntcscd into
the final round OF the men's singles
OF the middle states indoor tennis
tournament here today, by defeating
Wallace Johnson, Philadelphia, 10.
6-J
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-27

bcnny Nalger. French lightweight
VINO Is now IN Canada, will engage
n bout at Montreai on March .
"Sansi frankie Fleming. Canadian
Champion.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-27
GREAT BRITAIN ISSUES
DAVIS CUP CHALLENGE

LONDON, Feb. 26.--Great Britain
has issued IA challenge for the Davis
lawn tennis cup II was announced 10.
day.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-27

The Davis International tennis
challenge cuT donated by Dwight r.
Davis, is now held by Australia play.
ers from that country having won the
trophy at New York in July, 1914
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-27

The Yale declaration Is tho most
liberal ever made by nm American
educational institution of high rank
and whether such lIbcraiity win bc
durable depends upon whether u is
abused or whether those OF high
ideals shall maintain supremacy over
their. trcachcrous contemporaries.
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-16
Willard-Dempsey Fight Protest Up to Ohio Governor
TOLEDO MAYOR
ANSWERS KICK
Protests Ready for State Of
ticiaIS AGAINST Bout.

TOLEDO. ONO May n Protest
rEllust the Jess Willrd.Jn,k Demprry
hrINNwcight championship battle schcd.
ulrl 10 hr decided at ih}NIcw PARK. a
inui I'iptl- uwnrd plot Of ground here.
JuIN I IA expected to be- I'M the hands ~
'lF'tuui Cox ~ ohio. aud james i
MihnH sheriff ~ Lucas county today
IT. t. officials. together with Mayor
2 h.'Ih't II Toledo. were requested hy
IL. Iulrdp Ministerial Union, IN organ
kI'iuu n 2iU churches. TO prohibit the
,uut,M
The protest, mailed 10 the state ~.
f,rls aud MuNor schneider Yesterday.
Characterized the coming battle ~ q
'gl'dutum contest worthy ~ The
Roman arena Of Infamous memory" de
tlucd that n would teach youths to
"H.' f,d' aud would result In an iu.
NusIOu ~ gImhlcrs and thieves 10 To
lcdn. The protest also derlllrd that bl.
though the government sanctioned hoN o.
inE - u war measure. tile government
nlSu induisrd brNonct fighting but the
me puv,ruWrut would not encourage
hal uuci fighting IN peace times
VI HNur SuhfribctH answer 10 the pro
test Wus 70 statement today that ln,
government had mndc boxing part OF
the curriculum In the army ma unvN
nud thIt the battle would bring thou
tluds of visitors 10 Toledo who VII
cNpcnd hundreds ~ thousands " dul.
lars The contest. the nsyorS state.
mrut Hdded. would stimulate Tulcuu. f.
business provide employment Tor hn.H
nv Toledo. and would result In ,utirNI"
the clty'B charity mud hy npprONItn.i'
81 oor Seven percent 4 the gross ..
ftIpts ~ tho contest Hrc 10 he dOull. ID
hy Tex Ktckntd. the promoter. to IT,,
fund
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-16
Lnkt McLuke says.

There are all sop&rat husbands IN
'hc world. uCludn4tphs kind who do
mot cafc li their wiveS&JOk NJ to them
q, long as their wives put up for them.
VII. is d, that a Rciormcr imagne'
rHl' he can't Do Good UnleSs hc
make, the "uce,S painful to Others
Na'r'mouy ls something that shows
Young man that there IS big diff.
.-rrre between the Parental roof and
'hc Pas rental roof
When Won hear man Dragging
about what ne is Gong 10 DO ,omor-
r.N. mu ask him what he did yeS,er-
las That will shut him up.
yhrr men won't forgive the man
sno ,nl. oul that his vile Is doing
Hron9 and "'lll put, mp with It after
he find, ont that her husband is do
ing wrong
Wha, are the Anti Everything folks
,..ng 10 DO after the kaiis, Tobacco
Store. Movie Show, and Dance Halls
have been closed They sure will be
m-erah'c bcrausc there won't be any
thing lc,' ?, kick abou,
The mcm'rr, Of the Lade, Garment
/ Workers Unon are out on strike But
thee r, ro danger OF the ladies' Car
men, Cha,crs' Union ever going on
.'r,kc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-16
Art Gllmara &ayss
81 Have Figgercd Out why Them
Braves Are in the Cellar"

Dear EditDr
Wcn Nd see the Braves have lost
30 many games they are now ru u'W'|
place uI somewhere and Mn,N- lunch
is rot much better OF iu tine u'h,. afg,
,r.gue and " they DO Iui do H,'t,l :
hear Connie and Nlilngs NNl rll"
them teams to the W,str.u unI g.ar
surc hnil plh,cI+ IN '.is Dr.yt tul
probable sin a flag and u ls % r'unh
'u,, could do uu Wuisy than the !,,lhs
which are IN them l0u"up- n1w
liOIon VIII declare u uu" nan holiday
II the Braves take a couple ~ gamcS I'm
a row and rulh tulk, fwill lut going
- see bail games unl'ss MarN funi-
.af,s his team
have hggeryi out what Is the mat
Ter with the nrlyor l.d ana Uri iu'
loose = " and SCOOP them EH-tur
writer's Il IL lll uu account Of Hank
t,uNdy ana Nhfuutillu which WAS m ih'
ufmy and navy Hui arr now uldN lus
bail witt them Braves Nrll I'd. thit
pair got N the habit Ot going by Iurl"
-um'r rlhing hour ln the \ VI ana are
not dhlG TO uieik themselves ana each
~ them birds gets up early ana before
breakfast and ny the time the team is
ready 10 pnly hnll m the = NJ, Hank
and nauh.t Is all tired out ana are
through Tor the day
II ls true also Ei TINT Narhusills Is
little out OF practice ON account ~ not
being able To- field gtounlers on bat
iloshlp and GnNiy threw SO many shells
at IN. Huns he Is not able to adjust his
sIghts to second base Hu, 10TH ~ them
Ids is good PLAYERS Ed and win h''p
the team lot when they put them
,clvcs IN shape
t'p At the top In them two leagues "a
the terms IN standing Ike | predict a
While back ana Wlsn Won would take
nv word tor II snd not .o3k Ip lu your
lies an1 PEE what / said because I
have n good memory and that would be-
n waist of time II ! had put some
money ON my tips Ed I would %, wu'tn
,uuulr hundred hy now. only | could
not afford 10 t.sr n WIS wro'g ra
ArustiNiny Nours.
ART GUMN
tF I b
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-16
CHANEY HAS EASY
time WITH LAIN

BALTIMORE. May tod Father
Time Knocked out Battling Lshu some
moons ago ~ Young Chney had only
gfoggN shell ~ the former Brookiyu
hIt,lcr 20 f,o. here last night From
the slightest tap lahu went rceling
about the ring or 10 the floor and soon
after the start " the third round N.
referee put am end - the miserable
affair The arhlter would have been
justified In stopping the se'.to IN ,hr
opening seq Ilu when l.rhn fen from 4
light left The Brookkute went down
ip the second from another such blow
He never had "A chance.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-16
U. S. ATHLETES
OFF FOR PARIS
Hundred and Fifty Army Ncr
Begin Training

PARIS. "wednesday, Ma. n ono
hundred and nry u,h,alor ui 'u. 1T--
ipan amy n occupation WIII leave
C0hlcnz uu ThuitdHf iur INuH iu team
for the American eNuolilDntl# force
trrck championships
The pDrly Includes Sergeant ONu'u
who recently did the hundred 'HI- u
90 seconds nnt Corporal lturtnu of N,
Nrlroer 4 e.. Sew Norl IL quarter unH
the University of Ciliiorun. rN"'mt',f
and ity'lIu- 'hfOw'r and Sergeant ll.r.
glns n the University uf rWHgu
inNrliu. .thfnwcr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-16
Pal Moore Will
Meet Wilde Again

LONDON. May ls,-lt Is definitely an
nounced that Pal Moore, the American
htntamwoight. has accepted terms To
flyht Jimmy Wilde, the British ny
weight champion. NJ the Olympia IN
July. Moore was awarded the decision
over Wilde on points ~ the bokrnR
,ourn,m.n, held In London Inst De-
reu,hfr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-16
Rarkius DOG Never Bites.

The United States is keen'ng a
close watch on Mexican financial
legislation However, Carranla sell
dom does the terrible things he says
he, going to do.--Charles,on News
and Courier.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-16

The Queen Victoria centenary cele-
bration this month recalls the fact
that there was considerable trouble in
finding a name for the royal baby
born in the old. shabby brick palace in
kensing,on, May "a, 1879 The father
wished TO call her Elizabeth, thinking
that from its glorious tradition II
would prove a name TO please the peo-
pie should she occupy the throne. But
the prince regent, who was godfather
together with the emperor OF Russia,
gave only the name OF Alexandria 20
the clergy. The father pleaded that
another name be added, and proposed
the feminine form Of the regents own
name. Georgina. Blu, the regent said
his name could not come In the sec
ond place, and, as the emperor's must
take precedence, II the baby had tc
have another name TO give her her
mothers" So the princess came to
be called Alexandria Victoria. and
in infancy was known as the Princess
'Drina--a name she dropped after her
accession, for she did not want he'
mothers to be second to any other
name. ~. ''..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-16

Some doctors are discovering and
asserting that pie makes a iirs,-olass
breakfast food
Members Of congress in Bolivia get
SIS a day during the time that the
legislative chamber is sitting, but only
IL present,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-16
Dundee Outpoints
St. Paul Boxer

ST PAUL. Minn.. May lG Johnny
Dundee OF New York. putpointcd Billy
Whclqn OF ST Paul by a narrow margin
IN n tcn-tound bout here last night. \
gtcnt rally In the nth. during which
ne showered blows on Whelans chin
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-16

.I DII Ni NamIl
TY Young Mf Bogg
The poorer the family
The latter the dog
Paw Knows Everything

W.Iltc-PaW. wha, IS Greek letter
fraternity
Paw iu organization with q name
IKE ~ Dam jbe Dam phulld Pop or
D,a He'll my SON
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-16
TODAY'S GAME S
wAatern.

Western.
Oklahoma city Rt St Joseph.
Tulsa At Omaha
Joplin at Sioux Guy.
wichita at Dos Noines,
American.
Bos,on at Chicago.
New York ut Detroit
Philadelphia at St Louis.
Washington at Cleveland.
National.
9t Louis at Boston.
cincinnati at Brooklyn.
chicago 1T New York
littsburgh at Philadelphia,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-16
AM rlcar Association.
YESTERDAYS RESut -"

Western.
Wichita & bcs M0lncs =
urunnt Q Tulsa
Oklahoma City S 81 JoseIh 3
Sioux Gity 10. joplin =
American.
New York I. Detroit J
UpStou 6 Chicago ..
cleveland y. Washington 3
~. Louis :? Philadelphia
National.
New York & Chicago
Cincinnati 10. Brooklyn q
Pittsburgh 8. Philadelphia o
At Boston. ~. Louis. rain.
American Association
AZ Kunsns city &, Mil~hlH'c 2
Vt columbus 0. Indianapolis lu.
AZ Toledo 0. Louisville ).
Southern.
At Chn,tn nooya 3 Nashville :.
Al Atlanta I. Birmingham 3.
At New Orleans Memphis J.
At Mobile /. Little Rock ?.
Texas League
Al Galveston so, Waco 5-2
At san Antonio o. Fort Worth
Al beaumont g. poll.s q.
At Houston {? Shreveport I.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-16

4 Hair. the Woodward Avenue, De-
i-o' baker denies that any one ever
found une IN his bread
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-16
Gosh


De.er, lu Flour. ecd and Gram
We cater t0 Patrons with appetite,
ir something good and iauo, 10 eat
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-16
VIENNA COURT PAPER
SINGS SWAN SONG

uondon Times Cshie Copyright 1919. BY
the Public Ledger Company
LONDON. April 2o--C Special Cor
respondence.) The Vienna Frcmaen-
bla,t has come to all end. l, was for
many years the organ OF the Vienna
foreign office and in some respects
wa. comparable with the Norddeu,schc
Allegcmcne ZeitunR II was rather Il
solemn journal, interesting chiefly be-
cause il received insured articles
from the Ballplatz and represented
shades Of opinion more closely in con
tact with the court than were to be
found in the Neue Freie Presse
The valcdictory editorial note states
that there is now no longer any rea-
son for advocating the old pohtieal
views The journal is to he replaced
by new organ. Der Ncue Tag, which
is intended TO be great daily with a
modern democratic outlook
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-16
Say Not,
Ouch

\ man Is Liable to do NOS, anything
for rcliet when he has tootdchc He
nigh, even be tempted TO go TO 1al lof
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-16

wants 10 know Il Fred y Wrong. ol
Min y &, can &c, into the Club
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-16
Looking EN- Over
With
JACK X KEENE.

II was only four years ago that
the phiiies. managed by Fat Moran
started out to win their first M
uoudl league pennaut What has
become ~ the members OF that We
toriuus team WhlttoJ. Crivnth,
Bancroft Ludcrus nnd Adams stlll
hrc wearing Philadelphia uniforms.
Alexander killifcr and Psskett are
with the Chicago Cubs EppI RiNoy,
tho big sUuthpHw, has decided To re-
main IN the navy Demnree ls
member of the Braves and stock In
playing with the Cardinals Nlehon
Is minor league manager ANA
Mayer Ia one of the Pirates bONmcu
Chalmers. McQulllan and Eld-
Burns nave retired from the game
Tincup. Bnumgartner ~ ru'.
Becker, Welser and buggy have
dropped into the smaller circuits
Moran VITO iH managing the tlnCiu-
natl Reds. has hrtn succeeded hy
Jack Coumbs How long will II he
before the rhillles capture another
pennhnt'
Whsn HArk oowdy toes the plate ter
the firN tims at 0raves field he VII
be the central figure OF a Demonstration
that probably Will outdo anything ci.t
In the testimonial line TO q ball player.
A Boston paper 10 carrying on . sub
scrlptien In order to let the fans show
oowdy how strong a place no has IN
their affections and already a GOOD sized
a,,ount has been subser bed, No ~
cla,or hss yet been rsached - 10 tn
present which viii b, p0fchssed ter
Co~dy. put hs 10 to oct . memento ~ d.
always will remind him OF tho fgct that
his ruch TO Join the eolors ahsrd ~ ANY
other paII player was not owe rlook.s Y
the fans. The Nrst day he appsar, at
Braves Neid will probably be designated
~ oowdy dsy.
Jim Vaughn. the Cubs hIg pitcher
wishes that all the other National
league clubs were rs easy for him IN
are the Pirates The great southpu "
has faced the Pirates twenty eight times
In his six campaigns IN the senior ma p
tnr league circuit and has won twenty.
three OF these games lie Joined the
Cubs In the fall OF 1919. but did not
work IN n game against the Pirates that
year. In 1911 he turned the Smoky city
OUTFIT back five times In six starts and
In 1915 won three out OF four against
tho Pittsburh crew. In 1915 he was
charged with losing two Hnmes "a
tho Pirates, though he entered both
OF these games In the closing innings
going TO The relief OF n teammatc. lie
heat them five times In n row In iyi
nnd five times out Of six In 1918 and
came out on the long end Of a meeting
with tho Pi'utes In tho opening gam'
OF the present season, Seven OF th'
twenty-three victories Vaughn has huns
up nt the expense OF the Pirates nr'
shut outs, and he has allowed them ~
average OF only six hits per game.