davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-03
BY HARPER E
IN. Z. A. Washington Bureau, 1928
1884 Munsey Bldg.)

- 11&h @14S
IN. e. A. Washington Bureau, 1923
1884 Munsey Bldg.)
WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. 2-The
president to be elected in 1920 should
A man who has proved he can do
things.
A man who is above narrow .parti-
sanship.
A man who understands America
and yet has a worldwide grasp of
foreign affairs.
Friends of Herbert c. Hoover think
he is just the man for the job.
Hoover has just quit the biggest
Job of economic engineering ever
done. If Uncle San will insert a
want-ad, Hoover may answer 1t. He
will not apply for the job.
Hoover's accomplishments in keep
ing the world from starving is too
recent to need recounting. He has
now come back to the United States
with a clear vision of world needs
and a constructive program for the
whole race. His speech to the met
alIurgical engineers in New York
showed that he has positive ideas as
to Americas future. His ain COIN
eide with the dominant wishes of
Americas practical men, his friends
assert.
Urged as Voice for Americanism
This man, denounced as an inter-
nationalist by p~ettifogging politicians
three years 60, is urged today by
his admirers as the clearest voice for
Americanism, for individualism, for
the American ideas of civilization,
which can be heard amid the babel
of false and windy doctrines which
has spread over a world debilitated
by war, and impatient with the Cos
pei of hard work and civic honesty.
Practically Hoover is a good bet
Tor either party, but the professional
politicians of neither party will have
him. He doesn't belong. 1t is be-
traying no confidence to say that
many of his friends whom he gath
cred about him in the food admins
tratfon have tried to make a candi-
political angle at every turn and lost
no opportunity to put their chief lin
right" with the press u the public.
Certainly they achieved for him a
great popularity with the more intel
ligent segments of the American
people. Over 40 per cent. of the
American people-the 40 per cent.
vote-showed their belief in him by
Btinting themselves three times a day
when he asked them to.
But Hoover has probably offended
most of the class n block votes
which the professional politician al
ways takes into account when figuring
probable election results. In the
arithmetic Of the professional slate
maker the plain garden variety of
american never looms large.
Statemakers Don't Know o to
Take Him
In the first place Hoover has never
been one of them, and they don
know how to take him.
The only time he eve came In con-
tact with the present ruling politicians
in the q. o. p. organization vas ct
O. private dinner shortly after his re-
turn from Europe in 1917. They talked
with him until early morning and
came away decidedly of the opinion
that he was no party man. In the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-03
FRIENDS SEE HOOVER
AS 1920 PRESIDENT

I remote period when he lived over
here, he had been q Republican, about
as much as Grant was n a Demo-
crat. He lived in what was then a
Republican state-California and most
of the mice people" out there were
Republicans and naturally Hoover
was, and that was all.
From hat time on, he became more
and more identified with Wilson. and
his world policies. The closer he got
to Wilson the further he got away
from the men who run the G.. o. p.
nominating machinery.
Today he Is anathema to the radical
n~ationalistic faction of the G.. o. p,
like Johnson and Borah.
The international Republicans of
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. school repre-
sent the usness interests, which
used to dominate the G.. o. p. organi-
~zation, more nearly than the Hays
Penrose-Lodge outfit, but they are out
of power and will probably not be
able to corral many delegates. Mem
bers of the Hays crowd say that even
if they did get O. foothold in the con-
vention they would not be for Hoover.
They want somebody from New York
or Ohio-somebody more like them
selves.
PENROSE CROWDS 1920
CRY IS "AMERICANlSM."
The Penrose machine intends to
make a campaign in 1920 on a pseudo
cry Of "Americanism."
To capitalize the Irish dissatisfac-
ton with the Wilson policies they In
tend to twist the Hons tail quite a bit.
Hoover naturally doesn't fit In there.
The same goes for the appeal to the
Italians, and other disgruntled race
groups AS far as they can, they
will also reach out for the farmer:
The professional politicians believe
Hoover is unpopular with the far
mers-especially the wheat growers.
The professional Democratic poll
ticians regard Hoover with similar
disfavor. They want the Irish back
ing. They fear the farmer. They
fear the charge of British influence.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-03
r CROWDS 1920
CRY Is "AMERICANlSM.n

Aids Hunters Aim.
To insure a hunter q steady aim an
inventor has patented an arm rest, fas-
tened to the body with a waist belt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15

moved to craeow. a Polish province
Of Galicla.
lie comes of a family of famous
athletes. Ills grandfather was a
wrestler and had the name OF
zybszko bestowed upon him BY
King Poniatowski. who was the last
ruler Of tho Poland kingdom. Ills
father was a famous athlete. but
never took up wrestling His broth.
er. Stanlsiaw. was world famous. IN
fact. IL % championship caiib~r to
day. He toured this country In 1909
and 1910. and defeated ALI the wrcs,
lcrs except Frank Goteh. Tho latter
was too much for him at the catch.
ascatch-can game. because STAINS
law wrrutled only Greco Roman on
the other side Wiadck's right name
il cyEancwiecs Tho title Zybzzko
means strength. and Ia historic in
Poland
wladck started wrestling when
yet In hsa teens lie won the War
saw tournament while on school va
cation. The best men In Europe
competed. ana considered the entry
~ the youngster q good Joke. How.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15

ever. they respected him when. at
the Gloss OF tho tourney. he carried
of first prize. wladck feels that he
owes all he knows Go HIS brother.
Stanley. whose untiring efforts
taught him all tho fine points OF the
game.
Young Zyh 10 ono Of tho hardest
workers In the game. Ills manager.
Jack Curly. informs us that he has
wrrstlcd somewhere every night
except Sundayw-mlnoo February 4.
lie IL booked up like an actor. and n
little mental arithmetic will disclose
what a prolific money maker hs
must be-. Zyb'N purses during the
month Of April totAled moro than
fii 900.
According 20 Zybwxko. tho s~crc,
Of his wonderful condition In the
face % such severe program In
sleep. Hc always sleeps At least ten
hours n night a. he says; Il find
tina, when you lose from three 10
five pounds In each match every
night by hard work. you have 20 do
something besides eat TO regain your
strength"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15

wladek Zyhazko seems 20 have
proven his right TO be called the
wrestling champion. lie defeated
his formidable rival. Stranger Ed
lewis. for the second time the other
night. and ss they had both previ.
DUSTY defeated Joe Stecher. tho
mighty son OF Poland stand. alone.
Alone. except for Earl Caddoes.
who. IL Is said. has retired caddock
IL still in France. but he stiii holds
the championship. as he defeated
both Lewis and Zyhszko previous to
existing II Is rumnred that III.
health has forced him 10 cult the
mat game. II he keeps his word and
rctires. "Zyb's" claim 20 the catch.
as-catch-can title Is flawiess. and at
last Frank Gotch has a successor.
Zybzxko IL one OF tho bcst.known
athletes in this country He Is a
magnificent specimen OF humanity
veritable Hercules. He il more
than six feet tall and weighs around
.30 pounds. He vas born In the
town OF Prysmil. In Russian Po-
land At an early arc his parents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15
Gun Profs to Teach Use
of Arms at Handicap Meet

formation OF juvenile shooting
squads. boys ranging from 10 10
Is years. Twenty boys be-
tween these years are now shoot
ing with all kinds Of firearms,
This number will be Increased as
the benefits become known.
Tho gun club nc 81. Thomas.
Ont. dcyotes one day each week 10
the instruction Of the boys % the
Collegiate Institute there IN shoot
lug with the shotgun. Learning 10
shoot IL part 81 tho boys cduca-
ton In this particular school.
Tho National Rifle association
recently decided 10 admit boys
under 10 10 individual membership
and will award junior markamcn
bars. This progressive move on
the part Of the ~ II. A. viii do
much 20 rejuvcnate the associa-
ton. II win bring out thousands
OF boys.
Shooting for pleasure in very
few years Ii going to be the most
popular sport I'm tho world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15
CARD
LINED UP IN
OREGON CITY

PORTLAND. May is.--Thc Port.
land boxing commission has sched.
uied six events for its smoker May
Il. "a follows:
BIN Mascot and Danny Edwards.
Johnny schauer and Stanley WI.
lis.
Johnny Condo and Danny Frush.
Billy Emkc and Tom Williams.
Mel Zimmerman and Ted Hokc.
Bully Ryan and George Franklin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15
4HeZZZyzlzZZZ1ZZE

YsaterdAy's hero Ping Bodis. Two
catches by the r.daubtabis Ping saved
Herb ThormAhian from defeat ~ De-
troit, the fankH winning. ! 90 0.
The Browns did a weeks work against
flock Of Philadelphia pitchers when
they scored n runs. The Athletics failed
"a get any.
Watson skidded for tho Phiiiiie. and
the Pirates won. 90 =.
Ray Chapman introduced the first
Cleveland home run. with tho Benatorr
the victims. ~ figured Ia an it-to-z
rout Of Washington.
The Reds continued their return 90
form when tho Dodgers mauisd them.
60 o.
The Braves surprised home crowd
with n victory. the Cardinals suffering,
60 ?.
jim Vaughn also ran. as tho Giants
again laid the Cubs low with n 2-to-z
score.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15
10 CALIFORNIANs COMING

BERKELEY, Cal. May t6.--
Omitted Press) Ten field and track
men will represent the University
OF California at the Pacific coast
conference meet In Seattle May 81.
Coach Christie announced today.
Washington. Oregon. Idaho. Stan.
ford and California universities and
Oregon Agricultural and Washing.
ton state colleges will compete.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15
Angels Drop
Another Go
toOak Creu
Rainiers Are Slaughtered in
Bees Back Yard: Der
rick Hits Hard
ny LEO II. i.ASSE<

During the last couple Of
wrecks the los Angeles crew.
which started out the season
Hike the well.known antelope
tribe. rushing far In the van of
the other Coast league teams.
has demonstrated that II II no
super.human team. but just n
llrst place contender. San Fran
cisco broke the Ice when the
Seals hagged the first series Of
the year from the Angels four
games out OF seven. and now
come the Oaks. All the Oaks
have done 50 far In the series
with the flying kiliifcrs Is to
grab the first two games
Thc scores Of both games have
been elos~--the Oaks winning
18TH mixrs by ono run. but
nevertheless they won. This u
thc FIRST series for the Angels OF
- their own lot. and when they
travel around the circuit a bit
aa1nc Of the other clubs win take
~ Angels down the line as well
- TIE Oaks and Seals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15
Army and Navy
May Stage Big
Preliminary Go

Tex Richards offer Of 10000 for
a boxing match between the cham
pion Of the army and the best
slugger OF the navy as a prelImi-
nary to the proposed Willard
Dempsey championship heavy
weight fight has Interested service
men In this country and abroad.
Richard bars only those who were
well known professionals before
entering the seryice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15
SIR BARTON
WINS HUGE
STAKE RACE

BALTIMORE. May 15.-crossing
the wire ahead OF a fast field. Sir
Barton. Canadian horse. COPIED
frs, honors In the Peakneas here
yesterday and brought his owner.
Commander J. X. Ross. S23 800.
Eternal. favoritc at the Kentucky
Derby. which WIS captured by Sir
Barton. where Eternal ran n poor
race. finished second.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15
Barrieau to Meet
King in Vancouver

Mickey King. tho Australian mid
dleweight. and Frank Barricau. OF
Canada, have been signed 20 mingic
over the 15-round route In Vancouver
on May "a. according TO word re-
ceived from the British Columbian
metropolis.
Tommy Burns Is putting on the
match. Both mon have agreed to
train In Vancouver n week prior to
the match.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15
How Coast
Clubs Stand
DOCK MEN
TOCHOOSE
BALL TEAM

Employees OF the East Waterway
Dock and Warehouse Company. over
on Harbor island. are going 10 have
a real ball team, according TO Man
ager A. NJ. Holton.
we've picked two teams to play on
Harbor island Mt II n m. Sunday
says Holton. "and then will choose
the material for our squad"
Officials OF tho Rogcrs-Brown Com.
pnny want their employees 10 have
the fastest Industrial team in Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15
NYEHOFF CLINGs
10 ANGEL JOB

Il seems as IL Bert Niehoff. who
wasn't in good enough shape to play
with the locals in the early weeks OF
1he season has recuperated again or
something. because the former major
star II now holding down the third
base Job with the Angels regularly.
Manager killefer who opened the
season Mt second base has shifted
himself 10 the outfieId where he
~ played several seasons with the
Cincinnati Reds Kenworthy ia now
playing second
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15
Hs PLAIN
MURDER

What the salt Lake Bees are do
jng to our Rainier pets IL plain muir.
DER. Monday the Bees hung up II
runs and ~ hits. and yesterday they
annexed II hits and eight runs. I,
may BE- the altitude. but whatever II
~ u isn't helping the locals any.
The Seattle men are tied for sixth
With Vernon. which waiioped the
oea1s yesterday. Another loss for
ne Rainiers today and a win for the
Teers--no com ment necessary.
Portland started TO win yesterday
from the Sacramento team. A few
wins for the Beavers and a few re-
vognes FOR the locals and Seattle will
- heading the league In the opposite
direction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15
Bees Spank
Rainiers In
Stick Fest
Locals Are WaIIoped 81 by
Mormons; Mails Knock
ed OF Slab

SALT LAKE CITY. May Is
Costly errors let several Salt
Lake City runs dribble over the
plate and the home team ran
away from seattle In the second
game Of tho series hero yester.
day. scoring eight runs while the
visitors were adding up two
counters.
The Salt Lake team started out
in the first inning On their scor.
Ing rampage and brought over n
run when Nnggert scored on
Mulv~y's fir~t hit. They added
another In the third ON Magg-rt's
hit and Johnson's double. Msrkie
scored two with n double In tho
nfth. Muiyry scored ON his triple
aud an error In the sixth. and
punched hits and n dropped ny
by Cunningham In the sixth
added up three more counters
for the home crew.
Tho RaInlcrr scored their taIiie
n the third and seventh. The break
we're against tho Washington men
In tho early innings several met
xcro eliminated at tho plate and |
ioubIe play In tho NTH spoiled |
sct.up for run. Tho score nhouii
have been 10 N the visitors hal
played real bail In tho field.
Mulvey Stars
Mulvcy was tho star hitter % IN
lay with three nafcties--one good 70
! triple.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15
Broadway Favored
to Win City Meet

With the city track meet but n
couple Of days away the local high
school oval squads are putting the
finishing touches on their training.
broadway Is a big favorite 10 win
tho meet Hathaway. Egtyet. Bra
Eler and Martin are some OF the stars
OF the First HIN team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15

Yesterdays winnerE-ysrnon. Portland,
Hait Lake. Oakland.
Curly Browns bAik in the 10Th with a
man on third lost the game for fhs An
gels. 20 .. u was an attempted
squeeze play ~ the Oaks that got Brown
Off his bearings,
EAii Lake again defeated the Seattle
club. this tifns . 20 2
ioth inning rally Melted the Beavers
three runs and resulted In the Bolons'
defeat. 70 I.
Afbuetis's aggregation collected runs
ea easily A. their new owner attracts
cuHiard pies. and Hmsared tho Seals 2
20 {.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15

Ihfrc h some consolation In
~ defeats suffered BY the locals
- Dals Lake City. however. and
Ghnt b The hitting demonstrates
- Claude Derrick. Seattle's new
ohortneider. In the 0rSt game
- the series Derrick poled out
So safeties. and yesterday he
yung up two more. Three Of his
- hits have been good for
Gouh1es-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15

~
Sunbeam Cars Expected
The English Sunbeam cars. that
Dario Res,a and Jean chassagne VIII
pilot In the Liberty contest. are ex-
pected soon upon the track. and viii
he put thru their preliminary PAGES
by Jean Chassagne. pending the ar
rival of Louis coaiaien. the Sunbeam
designer and chief engineer. under
whose supervision the official tests
OF the cars will be conducted
After the delegation of European
and American racing stars had left
the track. following the conclusion OF
Wilcox's speedy trial the faint odor
OF burnt castor OIL. incense 20 the
race fans nostriis. stili lowered over
the track. bringing TO mind remin-
iscences Of former glorious days in
tho history OF Indianapolis speed
sport. and the promise Of stiii greater
days 10 come.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15
MACK TRIBE
TAKE CLOSE
BALL MELEE

SACRAMENTO. May 15.--chasing
over three runs in the 10th inning.
Portland walked off with the second
game OF the series with the Sacra.
mento team here yesterday. The
game was a close affair. Portland
used three pitchers during tho fray.
but the Solons could gather only
five hits off the delivery. Not an
extra base hit was registered during
the frurnN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15
Wilcox Fires Opening Gun
in Speedway Race Classic

INDIANAPOLIS. May Is. - The
opening gun In the battle for cham
pionship honorn In the Indianapolis
500 mile Liberty Sweepstakes at the
Indianapolis motor speedway May 81
was fired when Howard Wilcox. at
the wheel OF a Premier. rccled off
several dizzy laps on the huge brick
oval ai a speed OF nearly 100 miles an
hour. Close 20 record time.
wilcox. tho he has al yet not af-
fixed hin signature 20 an entry blank
for the big race. could not resist the
lure Of his favorf,e sport any longer.
and volunteered 10 be Of assistance I'm
preparing the Premier cars OF the In
dianspolis motor speedway for the
big fiye-century event
In his frs; flash OF speed Wilcox
displayed all OF tho oid-tine skill that
placed him on par with the worlds
foremost drivers He hit the tricky
turns Of the Indianapolis track wide
open. keeping his car under control
with a veterans SUR hand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15
EDINGTON HITS
I'm HARD

Young Ellington. the Vernon out
fielder who banged. out several long
hits for the Tigers when the South
ern team visited the Seattle lot, IL
stun Knocking 'em dead. He poled
out . double and a triple against
the Seals yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15

This Il Justin Fitzgerald. crack
San Francisco outheIder. who In bid.
ding for the individual record crown
Of tho Coast circuit. lie IL hitting
we'll over the 800 mark and is
among the leading base stoaicrs and
runHcorers In the circuit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15
DUFFY WINS

LOS ANGELES. May 15.---Jimmy
Duffy proved too fast Tor Eddie Shan
non, army lightweight champion, in
their four.round main event at last
nights Vernon boxing show. Duffy
won n decision which fans agreed
was well earned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15

|W1I7TT7ET TTFT7T HkF III ~ WTE"F9
Tuo-sase hits - Derrick oieichmsan.
Johnson. Nafbis Sacrifice htf--Hchsnx.
stolen bases srp.r. MaxHert. Muisrr.
krpE struck ous--ny Nsrkis 4. By Nails
.. ~ nosman q itas~s on bails-uff
Narsie 4 off Mails 2. or no~snan ..
peusis plsys-nurntsr 60 Spencer. KruT
TO johnson to ah~~iy nsns responsible
for Mails Z. Mafhie :. chAEs defeat TO
Malta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15

San Francisco picked up a good
outfleider In ShIck from the Seals. II
The boz scores are any Judge. The
former Cub recruit banged out two
hits again yesterday in the mix with
The Vernon club. one good for two
bases.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15

4efty" Brown. the star portsider
- he Los Angeles team lost his
0rse game Of the season yesterday
0fter hanging up a half a dozen
Wins He made a balk In the last
nah Of the ninth inning. forcing In
Vile. Oak fielder. with the winning
xun- He can't blame anybody but
h1mseif and the umpire for the de.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15
OAKS TAKE
SECOND MIX
FROM ANGELS

SAN FRANCISCO. May 10
Browns baik In the ninth inning.
forcing Willie across the plate. put
over the winning run for the Oaks
in the second game OF the series
here yesterday. The final score
was to 2. with the Oaks leading.
II was the first defeat of the
Angel southpaw this season.
The score: II. II. T..
los Angeles .......... 2 IL Q
NtAkianu "
Batteries: Brown and Lapan:
Kremcr and Mite.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15

Jimmy Walsh has been playing
- bench for the last couple Of days.
4here has been no explanation Of
Jlmmy's removal from the game re-
ooeved here M yet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15
TIGERS WHIP
GOLDEN GATE
BALL SQUAD

LOS ANGELES. May Is.--Crash-
Ing the agate TO all corners OF the
lot. the Vernon Tigers hammered the
Seal pitchers in the second game OF
the series here yesterday. winning
by count OF ~ runs 10 Ave. Six
pitchers performed on the mound
during the day. Chadbournc and
Ellington were the star bat men OF
the day, tho former gathering in
four hits In four trips to the plate
and the latter three safctIcs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15

jules Goux and Jean Chassagne.
star European drivers In the Indian
apolis race. representing France and
England. respectively. were on hand
10 observe Wilcox's trial. and kept up
n rapid fire Of comment among
themselves IN French while II was In
progress. Goux summing up the per
formance at the finish with his IA
voritS English expression. Very
good" Afterward he congratulated
wilcox on his splendid showing.
Coux will be ready 20 take TO the
track himself In about another week.
or m soon "a he has finished over
hauling the Peugeot he In TO drive.
Al present he has the car entirely
apart. and is Eibjeeiing II 20 a
searching examination TO reveal any
hidden defect Goux Is not OF the
type 20 leave anything to chance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15

Batteries: Zamiock. Kantichncr
Crcspi and Mckee; Zimmerman, Ross.
Dawson and De Vormcr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15
Cicotte Puts
White Sox in
PennantRace
Veteran HurIer Goes Strong:
Jackson Makes Real
Comeback
by II. &. HAMILTON

Omitted Press staff Correspondent
NEW YORK. May 15.-Edd
cicoite's comeback has put N
White Sox on a pennant aspiring
basis. Certainly. spring Ram6
don't win pcnnants. except as they
figure In fall percentage count.
but the veteran star OF the 1917
worlds series and pennant cam
paign not only has proven tho
best pitcher for the Sox 10 far.
but he succoeded yesterday In de-
fcatinR the worlds champion Rel
Sox, setting them back with four
hits and no runs.
without Clcotte's comeback. the
Sox would have been hopeless in
their contention for the pennant-
with him In form they not only
are dangerous but probably arc
the equal Of the Yankees and Red
sox. the two teams which appeared
on early form 10 have the cal
on the fall battles.