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snto GATE OUT OF BIG
K;su+. truck Finder return to
'A'eii'z Bros. and receive reward.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-04-23
IRISH STRIKERS
- OUTWIT MILITIA

Limerick, April 9th entire town
of Limerick was set laughing this
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-04-23

Good Advice.
Envy no mans talent Improve
your own.
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Wsiif

People are more inslstent on tn
sight Of way than on tho right.--De.
0fet News,
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Study.

h Study.
Imoo of The Orient" the gener-
Esicn Bible study of the Wom-
kIjssionry Society Of the First
II st church was taken up for
a the regular weekly meeting
Monday afternoon. The subject
discussed in its application to
less professional and education
Mrs. L. l.. Jones was leader
4 in the business world was dis
a by Mrs. w. D. Jones. while
|tal women in education was dis
Id by Mrs. Slayton McGehee.
Nick CAN'T discussed the status
women physicians in Oriental
| Mrs. E. r. Steel spoke of the
i and religious leaders of the
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-04-23
,dies' Guild.

aides Guild. .,,o vo,,ng IA.
-, ll'' If Trinity church Mon
E ' for the year were u eiece-
sy.,d wefe' Mrs. rs F. W. freeman,
siaent: Mrs. Henry Halzlip,
Il s':'5 Mrs !. $. Jenkins treas
- thanks was rendered Mrs.
u :" and Mrs. j. S. Jenkins,
t u, altering of two handsome
' ,e, Both were beautiful
pith elaborate designs.
-
Katherine Montgomery, Miss
70 Norris and. Mrs. Farve Ca
l ~ 9cne to Fort Smith to at
Sunday school convention
that city, as delegates from
rst presbyteria nchurch.
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bass TO Parade.
women members and workers
Veal 'ocal Red Cross are notifiedto
,astnme for the parade this af-
4 The order of parade APP
h this mornings Graphic. All
i are urged to be present for
trade.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-04-23

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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-05-16
ShrinerS Accept
Epworth Site
for Encampment

Tho general committee of Nl2aft
Temple of fh' Mystic suriue hhH aD
cep,td fhc offer Of Corpus Christi to
pruNidc suitable camping grounds Ni
Envorfh f0r the tirsi annual suutm D.
cucAmpment uf ihc mobiles july ia 3"
as inclusive ffon san Nu'oniu
comes news that 1000 Shrwr Will
attend
a larrc number 90; tents viii he pro
NIdOd Ton thc cimpDfs several me
halls WIN hc hulli where meals ,an
10, obtained at cost 90 81 day rms
ell Dec the onN Charge There f 60
he d4ncinr pavilion husp'iH ?
bouts electric tights. telephones aud
Other facilities which 90 tp nuke nf
il tist- clHas summer resort l''s''cH
'he ttnte % numbe of huildme ~
ready nn th' siic VIII br utilized iui
uuNtcIE.
A rprcisl train Nviil bring me ~hth
crs and iher families fo the yoHN
emo Shrine usHol and thp band WIZ
eone lu fuE uniform g F rlnurri
lu mllgr several stops ON thr NAY
rhe general cOmmitcc having
hafFr uf arrangements fur the enr
cimpmcui b. eompused ~ hvhtit
Burns ~ Remedy chonman Ch0rirr
Wright Herman liorner Robert
NIDhacl and nuVy vs. Weher Special
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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-05-16
HOW THE WORLD LOOKS TO
THE PESSIMIST

When the possimisi arise, Sd Me
morning ho feels surc in advance
thpt he IS going % nieh he Face
in shaving on stick some tooth
paste in his eye or something like
that
he feels convinced that ~
breakfast his coffee viii be cold
and the eggs not coO2cd 10 ,nit
him.
Because be feels this way Dee
does just cNacdy what he had oN-
poeied 90 do. he cuts oui nice
meaiy hunk from his chin, he de-
clarod the coffee is cold though
i, h warm enosgh Tor all the 9th
ers in the house and he calls
down the cook for The condition
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-05-16
STOP ITCHING SKIN
Zemo the Clean, Antiseptic
Liquid, Gives Prompt Relief

There Is one safe, dependable treat.
ment that relieves itching torture and
tNat rlcansca and soothes the skin.
Ash any druggist sor 35c orSi bottle
Of lem0 and apply il a. directed. soon
you vii hnd that irritations. pimplcs.
olackheads. eczema, blotches. ringWorm
and similar skin troubles viii disappear.
Iemo the penetrating. satisfying
liquid, IS all that is needed, for il
banishes most skin ernptions, makes
the skin soft. smooth and healthy.
The Z. W. kese %. clesslaad. ..
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Vocal soio "Firenahf rures Hom
Cr Fcfe1fun
CREATION Edward tiNe0n
sunme fanelesi ~ @. Mr'ra
Young lndics chorus
Glass poet pHiHs ingie
Presentation nf Diplomas Hon En,
Miller
NtleiictoY HaHene Watson
AmfflDs Audience.
Honrdicuou Ret CO.,. So Harris
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-05-16

JHtt iu ltat and piat Awhile
~0me iu idhr ana some U.s. Inr
ilii ihD oid wallis fairly ring
Nov ihr minutes SLIP lwnt
Nnrn you're iuNiur people Nn
on how soon thcy hsVe ~ gN
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Sow Hrl fhDn when IHt Us dome
t'ui oi mlfih and houe flh
Nni WHOM that convention cuiH
iil dfrlHfc with ioHnus uhiimo
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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-05-16

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lil ~ ID stranger Jos faWu
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noticed he had ha srm rather
fIehfN about you.
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'poa SNOW wis Ac hod mc clutoh-
od thR' w.,
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irving tn soN me- some Vito insurance
Youngstown Telegram
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lluhiuh slfs these lilN mflerH
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'EincIdHfc
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Cut and sing, kNnsaH ritN star
cut ana Hnrc Kansas SITS star.
The Exhct Terrinclopy.
Tho proprietor of rrnrrr, store
uhnnccd 20 riano, ont tnc plate glass
window and sHN small bees itngcrinr
around "a barrel oi applca ryhinited ON
the sidewalk
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trt NnN NninE
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haN win his oycs etM nSei on the
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'fm tr'inr uot TO- Nehohofh sunday
lcraid.
He Felt Guilty
Mrs Pickett npropof Of unthnc in
ptrticular Sometimes think ihat
Darwin WIS RIGHT
Nh ricNatt OHtarilril Great CATS
WhH hfv, dome nov iWfllo tN.
press.
Hopes for a Chance.
The weary and nrild little man cn-
tored thr drug store
40 you Keep itNics lifyiNcr p Dc
lpsked
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"fImms six bottles tor mN vito
"'rri.d all other remedies without
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Evening journal., 1919-09-25
Nv HENnY L. FARRELL.
Ilted Press stan Correspondent.

lnitcu Press ctdU correspondent.
NEW YORK. Sept 25.--Kid Gleason
has a better trio patrollng his gardens
than Moran has.
The outer defense OF the White Sox
doesn't rank with the greatest OF the
game, nor has n the smashing attack
OF The Tiger ouinelders, but In Jackson,
Felsh. Leibold and J. Collins, the Amer
lean Leaguers have more formidable
array OF talent than In Rousch, Neal,
MaHoe and Duncan.
As IN the case OF their lnfeId where
they have a pair that fairly shouts rs
class both the Reds and the White Soy
have IN the gardens bulwark OF
strength IN ROusch and Jackson. This
pair emhodios almost the maximum OF
smashing power with the bat. while in
nousch and Felsch there Is a pair that
Is oulolassed only by the great Iris
speaker In the range OF operations.
The most glarlng weakness Of
Moran's club IA In left field 10 has
bothered the Red leader an season.
In the last month the problem seemed
solved with the arrival OF Pat Duncan
from the Southern Association. His
work has been close 10 sensational but
IL Is not sure that Moran viii try a
green yOungsior In the big series.
A smashing hitter. the leagues lead
ing batter and fielder who covers
acres OF ground. Eddie Rousch out.
classes Happy Felsch IN center field. Ht
Evening journal., 1919-09-25
SOr Seem to Hare
Shade in Mfeld Glass

which requires a cold analysis OF
figures involving him and one Of the
greatest players Of all time. There is
but one II. Collins. 2b"
In hitting and fielding there is little
10 choose between "Swede" Risberg and
Larry Kopf at shortstop. Both are far
from being great ball players. The
Cincinnati player has 10 point sdvsn-
tsge over the "swede" in batting. has
stolen one more base, scored four more
runs and made 36 more hits. Risberg
has been coming strong In the closing
weeks OF the pennant drive and has
been outplaying his Red rival in the
field. As a world series starter the
SoX player outpoints Kopf through his
hehting qualities. Risberg Is high
strung and nervous but he proved his
courage In his last worlds series play
when he went into bat in a pinch after
being benched Just before the series
and delivered a hit. lie seems TO have
found himself dating from the period.
lie has proved that he can carry weight
and kopf is an uncertain quantity in a
'croocial series"
hlenle Groil ana BUCK weaver are al
most twins in ability at the far corner.
Both rank among the games best play
ers. Groh is a bit more powerful on
The attack with a batting average or
.30I against .295 for Weaver. In base
running they are on the same level.
Weaver has scored four more runs and
eighteen more hits than the little Moran
captain. Both are sensational fielders.
Groh is the balance wheel Of the Red
defense and occupies the niche that
Collins holds i'm the Sox inneld. He
may be a trine more reliable than
Weaver in emergencies. II a shade is
to be accorded either man IL belongs 10
GrOh.
Taken as a whole the White SOx in
field out bat the Reds. Gleason's men
arc better on the bases with 50 against
&C for the Ohioians. In runscoring the
Moran players have the better mark
with 219 runs against s63
Evening journal., 1919-09-25
Amt NATURE WONDERFUL!

Cincinnati Reds have been slow
skaters on thick ice. 80 years thick.
Better TO be slow skaters on fat ice
than fast skaters on lean ice. Frin-
stance the Athletics They're still on
the bottom. When anybody bunts that
"jO-year crawl" TO a Cincy fan. the
comeback is. "Nknow Rome wasn't
constructed in 2i hotlrsy Maybe on
account Of strikes Rome was held up
through shipments OF marble, while
Cincinnati was lied up with ivory. Any
now. old-time Cincy ball bugs uphold
that when The team first cOpped the
championship gonfalon OF the world
and suburbs. it was a boOkOO fashy
troupe that haven't been equalled as
close as a far shadow since. Maybe
that unravels what attracted Columbus
10 these shores, and also explains why
ne spent a term in the hoOzegpw.
Probably bet the royal gems against
The Reds plnching the bunting. Chris
was noted for being a far-sighied gent.
and that started his trouble lie bet
a year too soon. II he had only walled
another dozen moons. he's been a
winner ever SINCE Also. il is We'll
known that the kaiser was Ceiling set
on the late war for 40 years. lie lost
out by a year too. Figured on winding
it up by battling It out with the Reds
for the worlds championship. Now
he's choppIng down trees. while Cincy
IS planting a smooth-shaven pine TO
fly the prize muslin. Drys claim that
prohibition gets the credit for Cincy
parking in the ist stanza. That ar
gument is a soap bubble on a pin
cushion. Don't ever recall during the
moist days, OF ballplayers staggering
through . innings. or hitting pied
doubles that looked like foul balls to
a sober eye. The buns in the bleach-
ers didn't hiccough the scoreboard
Stin. near-beer may have something to
do with il. But in that case it would
be the prohibs fault
Evening journal., 1919-09-25
KEYSTONE CLUB
WRESTLING BOUTS

The wrestling season is on The
Keystone Club, the organization which
has kept wrestling alive IN wilmington
will stage four live bouts at the clun 5
headquarters, No. POI East Fourth
street on next Tuesday night, .Septem-
Der, 30. All OF the matches viii
be contested 10 a finish. each bout be
ing the best out Of three falls. The
field club Is holding the matches at
their headquarters due TO the fact that
the Y. NJ II. A. hall is undergoing re-
pairs. However. the fans can all be
accommodated at the headquarters Of
the club.
on Tuesday night the wind-up Will
bring together Jim Jacobs Of Whining
ton. and Red Marker Of Marcus Hook.
Marker is a former member Of the o9.h
Pioneer infantry. snd won a number
Of tournament matches at Camp Din.
The semi-wind up presents Malcolm.
Mccoy. fyweight champion Of Della
ware. and Addison Marvel. OF Dover.
This should be a well-contesied bout as
both OF the boys are very fast and
clever Lucky Fred DEM. OF New
port. and Howard McGuigan OF the
PENNSYLVANIA Round House will ex-
change grips in the second contest OF
the Gard while spike" Hayden OF
Newport and Billy Jennings OF Viii
ming-top will contest the falls in the
opener. The first match will start
promptly at $50 o'clock. John y.
Cooper will referee.
Evening journal., 1919-09-25
Reds Hare Something
on White S0r Field

has a ffty point advantage over the
White sox star in batting, has scored
more runs. poled out more hits and II
faster on the bases.
The afternoon sun which floods The
rlehtneld OF the Cincinnati ynrd VIII
drive Joe Jackson 90 left field for the
series. Compared to Sherwood Magoe
he towers In strength over the pro-
toctor OF the Red left garden. Jackson
Is having one OF his best years, bat
ting around .3is while Magee's stick
work amounts 10 22S Moran has been
resting the veteran for several weeks
and he may come back to participate
In his first world series with new
lease on life. Duncan has not only
pegged up the hole admirably but he
has been somewhat sensational work.
In twenty-four games he has hatted
2i6 and proved himself reliable in
pnches
Memo Lelbold and "shano" Collins
both get the call over Greasy" Neale
Batting only .2i3 Neale falls behind both
LeibOld and Collins who have made
their sticks work for .2gs and .2os re-
spectively.
The quartet OF Reds have stolen 81
bases against i5 for their opponents.
In hitting The American Leaguers have
united average OF .29J the Reds .z6i :
the White SOx have scored 235 ruus, the
Reds ii3: the Sox feldors have knocked
out i62 hits. the Reds 325.
Evening journal., 1919-09-25
HEY MORNING NEWS,
YOUR EAR, PLEASE!

The storm IS over without any rain.
In other words, after all the verbal
debates between the Morning News and
Every Evening teams, the contest it.
self, the bone OF contention, yea, tho
very meat OF the nut went up in smoke.
vanished and also has so soon been
lost sight or
We. OF Tho Evening Journal. watched
the issue with considerable degree OF
interest 70 was our thought that the
winner Of the Every yening-Morning
News contest could be challenged by
us 90 play for the newspaper cham
pionship OF the city-but alas There
was no contest. so IL hehooves MS To
challenge the winner OF the shouting
bee-namoly the Morning News. Now.
we would like 20 have Il understood
that We don't want to get in fest OF
matching adiectivery, or hurting in
vidious polysylables, or anything OF
that sort. We want 10 play ball. n
The News wishes 10 acnept this chal-
icnge for such IL is-let them meet
lhc Sports editor OF The Evening Jour
nal and arrange further the details Of
The scrimmagc.
And hark IL
The Morning News viii lnd that il
has not the Every Evening TO deal with
Evening journal., 1919-09-25
ONLY FIVE VICTORIES
FOR THE OLD LEAGUE

National League fans look 10 the Reds
20 restore some OF tho prestige which
the old league has lost in the annual
duel for the worlds championship.
Since the playing for the champion
ship between the two league winners
was resumed back in 1903, the cham
piOns Of the Ban Johnson circuit have
won ten out Of the fifteen series. This
has been taken by many Of the fans as
evidence Of the superiority OF the
younger organization and the White
Sox will have many hackers in this
years se,to on the strength Of past per-
formances.
II the Reds succeed in nahbing the
honors I'm the p0st-seasOn battle This
year. they Will accomplish a number Of
noteworthy things. A victory will give
Pat Moran his first worlds champion
ship club. lie won the National League
pennant with fhe phillies in 1918. but
was beaten out for the big honors by
The Boston Red Sox. The Reds. Incl
, denially by winning their FIRST cham
pionship. VIII replace the White Sox In
The select trio which has never lost a
worlds championship struggle. This
list now includes the Boston Rcd SoX,
the Boston Braves and the White Sox.
The Red Sox have gone through i've
series without defeat. the Braves have
wesihered The American League storm
once and the White SoX have twice
emerged the victor in IN big baseball
classic.
Since 1903 the National League team
has won only five series. In 1905 the
Giants beat the Athletics; IN 1907 the
Cubs whipped the Tigers; the follow
ing year the Cubs repeated by again
trimming The Detroit champions: in
1909 the Tigers third effort failed be-
fore the victorious Plraies. and in 1911
Evening journal., 1919-09-25
BY JOHN J. EVERs.

] have actively participated in four
World series and ] have Witnessed a
Sood many others. Il i natural there
lore. that ! should have formed some
1retty definite theories and conclu-
sons concerning contests OF this Kind.
First NJ an ! maintain that eXper-
icnce counts for little In series of
- few games. BY this . mean eXper-
.cnce in former world series. such as
Collins. Dauberi, Weaver. Cicotte, Glea-
s6n. Moran and some Of ihe others
% vc had. They VIII be just as nor
ms and Just as much on edye in the
umng series as they were in their
llrst No man who has experienced the
'cSponsibility and strain of a world
- les can say truthfully, 1t doesn't
D her or worry me.
found the fourth series that I was
Just as severe a strain a. The first,
ana The strain is terrific. Most per-
soils believe that lie mental hazard
comes from ihe fact that every player
SHOWS that hundreds Of dollars may
nang on every ball that = hit or
thrown ! do not believe that ihis is
80. 10 has been my experience that
when once the series starts. tie play
crs cease 10 speculate on the financial
side Of 10. Ont there on the field their
worries are concerned With The actual
winning Of the games. All the talk
among The men In the clubhouse or at
the hotels is. How can we win to-
morrow" and II hope this or That
pitcher is right and that we can grab
ihc next game
believe that most world series are
decided more by bases on balls and by
errors than by clean hitting. And
they are decided more by bases on
balls than by errors. You will find
vat in five Of the six games played in
series Of 1918. a base on balls start
Q The innings in which the deciding
'uns were scored.
This brings Us TO the question OF
Evening journal., 1919-09-25
By HENRY L. FARRELL.
United Press Sfaff COrresnOndenT

lnted Press stan correspondent.
NEW YORK, Sept 25.--lnsight Of the
7roverbisl philadelphia lawyer" Is
needed in weighing the merits Of the
Cincinnati and White Sox innelds.
Eddie Collins. that star Of stars is
the lone member OF the two inner de-
fenses who stands head and shoulders
above his rival. In the other three
positions, technique, temperament and
sll the so-called fine points OF the game
nave to be thrown in the balance TO
pick the better man.
After consideration OF all their
virtues and short comings the needle
seems TO point 10 the Sox as having a
shade the better on infeld class. Hiene
Groh. the Red captain and star third
basemsn Is the lone Moranite who can
be held up as super on HIS sack. BY
varying margings the other decisions
go 10 "Chick" Gandil and "Sweden Ris-
berg.
on FIRST base. figures show a neck and
neck decision between Jake Daubert and
Gandil. The SoX player with a batting
average Of POS has a lead Of 2i points
over his veteran rival. he leads him
also In stolen bases, i3 10 H. But in
rim scoring Daubert leads with - TO
his credit while Chick" has crossed
the pan only y times. Daubert is first
in number Of hits with 40 against i2i
for his rival Their fielding Is about
on the same par. But history proves
hat Gandil Is more dependable PLAYER
IN a pinch. lie has Daubert outcour-
aged in a hot battle The miserable
showing Of the Red veteran when he
vent through The world series with the
Dodgers compared 10 Gandils work IN
he 1917 series would give Gandil the
'hoice in the coming struggle.
Comparisons OF second baseman are
'uperfuous. Rath can never hope 10
lttain the plane Of excellence that char
cterizes the all around work OF the
peerless Eddie Collins. The Red sec
. md sacker is a good ball player and he
: unfortunate in the circumstances
Evening journal., 1919-09-25
John EUers Picks Reds
TO Win--HaUe Best Pitchine

pitching. and pitching IN a short series
OF this kind always counts heavily
GleasOn's pitching has been none too
good all season CicOtte is a great
series pitcher but it remains TO be
seen how well Williams VIII go and
Faber may or may not be right.
Cincinnati has In Ruether and Eller
two iwirlers who are apt 10 show
some great pitching In the world ser
les. In addition the Reds have Ring
and those veterans Ssllee and Fisher
The way II has been going this Is a
dahserous pitching stan and, az ! have
said. before. never have seen man
VINO can handle pitchers the way
Moran can.
As FAR as the managers are concerned
there is little TO choose between Nor
an and Gleason Their methods, how
ever. will differ. Gleason has sort OF
board Of strategy in Collins. Weaver.
Cicoite and Schalk. Moran has prac-
tically no lieutenants. In saying this
! do not mean in any way TO dlsparage
such players as GrOh. Daubert. Kopf.
R0ush. Magee or any OF the others. but
believe that they are too unsssum-
ing and not aggressive enough 10 force
any advice on Moran before. during or
after the games. Moran Is apt TO be
his own board OF strategy.
Past history has shown that while
team on The face OF the figures and
records may not look TO have a chance,
IT still can win a world series. In the
games played between the Braves and
The Athletics in 1914. confidence. fight
ing spirit and a good pitching stan
won over big odds and plenty OF ad-
verse dope.
know that the Reds have conf
dence. know that they are a fighting
team and I believe that Moran has the
edge in The pitching For these rea-
sons favor Cincinnati in the coming
series. And one thing more; watch
the work OF Groh and Roush. In any
advanced picking OF the stars they
look. like The one best bet
Evening journal., 1919-09-25
Six Series Cuts For Collins

Iplayed in the most worlds championship
games. Collins had pronted immensely
by the smile OF the little god Luck.
which has given him five large slices Of
the worlds series coin and one small
hunk. BY another piece OF luck ne did
not take part in the series when "sllm
years prevailed. 10 is estimated that
The extra money which came 10 him
from this source runs around $1,000.
His first diyyy OF the extra coin came
with the Athletics when they won the
worlds championship In 1910. lie was
with them when they repeated IN 1911
and In 1918. when the Braves made the
Athletics take the small cut OF the pie
In 1914 ne had another piece. Then he
was traded 20 the White Sox and Cit
in again on The coin in 1917 and this
year he repeats for even larger share
which seems probable with the increse
OF the series 10 nine games.