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The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-12

Don't say again that the Bavarans haven't a of humor, Pinching Prince Joachim Bill Hohen zollerns youngest boy for moonshining something the authorities sentenced him to go back Prussia
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-12

General Ludendorff is writing scientific history of the war" The chapter making quick getaway after and picking safe hiding place will rest on high personal authority
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-12

When the Dispatch inveighs against politics in the Legislature or anywhere and talks of legislation or cooperation for the welfare of the Territory, 1t makes the people of the First Division smile.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-12

There is still enough coal in the bin to last, and winter with all its rigor is past Oh throw up your hat and give her swing. for it's seldom of luck such that sing.-(Baltimore Sun
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-12
Alta Boy

Good s. Neu has just been dis charged from the General Hospital in Indianapolis.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-12
Ftct

Ftct little fluff, a little curl A girl may not look shrewd to you; But any time you fool a girl, It is because she wants you to.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-12

Marshal Foch wants the watch on the Rhine per manenty equipped with French works.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-12

Will the time ever when nickel will be good for anything in the world except to be split up into pennies to pay the the things nickel used to huy?-( Columbia Record)
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-12

A Dayton propeller expert talks of flying 400 miles an hour. Is the idea ultimately solve the problem of being in places at once?-t Pittsburgh Dis patch.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-12

Hush little booze affidavit don't cry. you'll be a search warrant by and by.-(Cincinnat Enquirer.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-12

future. If wages keep up, they still so mucl ahead of the game
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-12
Huh!

Do you know" warned the Re. former, that gambling means blur red vision, shaky nerves, loss Of sleep, irregular meals, weak muscles
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-12
Tips from Texas
(Dallas News)

(Dallas News)
 What has become of the old-fash- toned happy citizen who spent more time in praising God than in cuss. ing the Government?
 One of the strangest things in this world is why some women would rather be seen half covered in ar evening dress than wholly covered in a morning kimona
 Another reason why a man who doesn't smoke is fussy around the house is because that is about all he has to do with his mouth.
 Fg S.stsr ..5za 9t8.s.s t.ys
 Sometimes it looks easier to make the world safe for democracy than to make it good for three meals a day. eF
 Tillie Ginger says that the reason she was accused of using rought language at her last boarding house was because she tried to bathe in the dark and found somebody had left a hairbrush in the bath tub.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-12
BITS OF BY PLAY 1y Luke kcLuke
 -:-- Copyright by Cincinnati
 Enquirer

Enquirer
 The Yankee Spirit In a room on the fourth floor of the big Army Hospital at West Ba- den lies a soldier named Hoskins. A Boche machine gun bullet went him in one of the first American engagements of the w,". The bullet hit his spine and broke it. The poor fellow has a broken back and is paralyzed, but he is an optimist. He has only one re gret.
 "Doggone it." said he, q expected them to get me later on. But l didn't get to do any fighting. wanted to fight for a while and kill off a few hundred Boches. But it was just my luck to get hurt in the first fight. 1 sure did want to go part of the war and do my share to whip the Boche"
 Police! I know girl named Mary Tree, Who makes me rub my glims; For, just because her name is Tree, She likes to show her limbs.
 Another Dami The man who had borrowed an um- brella, returned the umbrella to the owner
 The owner opened the umbrella and examined it.
 No, dear reader, the umbrella was not broken
 Aain't It Funny She smells cigars at home, and oh, She says they nearly chokes her; But on a train she doesn't know That she is in the smoker.
 BaffIed
 The Man called on the Great De ticticve who had never failed to make good.
 Sir" said the Man. 'I want you to locate some missing articles for me-
 Easy" replied the Great Detec- tive. Where did you lose the ar ticles?"
 My wife put them away when she was housecleaning, replied the Man. Can you find them for me J" You are asking the impossible" !" sobbed the Great Detective, as he covered his face with his hands ard shook with grief
 For the first time in his career he was foiled
 No Joke You'll find that this is true, think" Remarked intelligent Uncle Cough; That when you drive a man to drink He doesn't stop at water trough"
 A Liver Round Robin Cheer up, old scout! Let's have a
 song,
 Don't look so gum, gee whiz, Don't think the whole blamed world
 is wrong
 Because your liver is
 -(Luke McLuke) That is the truth; Luke's always
 right,
 Except when he is wrong; Sometimes it's not your liver, but Your conscience going tsrong -(Memphis Commercial-AppeaD If a fellows pesky liver Were as easy to subdue AS the still, small voice of conscience It would cause him little rue.
 Birmingham Age-Heraid) Why always hold up your liver In the city's crowded mart For the multitude to jeer at? Ain't nobody got a heart?
 -(Houston Post) why always cite the liver, For all ones grouchy spites? Who knows but that. the trouble Is located in ones lights?
 -(St. Louis Globe-Democrat.) Perhaps. methinks, the liver is The cause of many human ills But why not do as Luke suggests: Take Optimistic Pills.
 -(Green River (Mo) News)
 l..L.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-12
Nav Knows a Few Things

W1llie-Paw, what are campaign promises?
 Maw-The lies a man tells girl when he is courting her, my son. Paw-You go to bed, young man.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-12
Aain't It Funny

Aain't IL Funny She smells cigars at home, and oh, She says they nearly chokes her; But on a train she doesn't know That she is in the smoker
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-12
Police! {!

know a girl named Mary Tree,
 Who makes me rub my glims; For, just because her name is Tree
 She likes to show her limbs.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-12

NO Joke "You'll find that this is true, think" Remarked intelligent Uncle Cough, That when you drive a man to drink He doesn't stop at water trough"
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-12

She IkeS 10 snow her I1mbS.
 Another Dami The man who had borrowed an um- brella, returned the umbrella to the owner.
 The owner opened the umbrella and examined it. No, dear reader, the umbrella was not broken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-20
EVERY KIND OF SPORT FOR
PERSHINC OLYMPIC GAMES

PARIS. May is.-Every Kind OF
sport una ginable In Included In the
perrhing Olympus games 20 be
staged just outside OF Paris the is,
of June. Track men. aiiround ath.
leteH. boxers, football and basket.
ball men. as well az many other les.
scr sport lights will compete.
The program IL M follows;
Raunlng--ioo meters sprint. 200
meters. 400 meters. SOC meters. 1900
meters. iomiic Marathon. iio me.
tiers and 80 meters hurdles.
a meter equals 10 and a fraction
inches. a lg,ti- morc than yard.
there are 1903 asd > fraction me.
trrs Ia a miie)
Jumplng-ilunnlrg hlxh jump.
running broad Jump. standing broad
jump. triple jump. pol. vault.
Throwing discus. iavilu
tfr~r style).
reniathlion--.oo meters run. run
ming broad jump. weights. discus.
1900 meters run.
Relay raecs-soo meters 4 iien:
1900 meters. meu. MIXED. men
Zone man 200 meters. one man 900
meters. one man 500 meters. one
man 1900 mstersp.
Tug otwar--Tcams OF min. men
each.
cross country raee--io.o 900 meters
Fencing -f'oiis. sab~rs.
Football Association. American
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-20
FARMER WILL,
NOT BATTLE
HECTOR HERE

Frank Farmer. Coast HgnfWeiEuB
champion. who was expected to bar
tie Young Hector In the wind-up
event Of the next Arena smoker
here. has signed for series Of bouts
in San Francisco and Will not A.
pear on Tuesdays card. according -
word received from Tacoma Far
mer Is scheduled TO fight Ole Ander-
son. Tacoma heavyweight. In tho
main event OF Tacoma's smoker
Thursday.
While in the South Farmer II due
10 battle TX. o." Kruvosky and Dat
Ting Oriega- Farmer holds . win
over KruvoslEy and also lost one mix
TO the southerner. who nearly
knocked him for a goal when they
fought here at the Arena n year sgo-
This upsets Clay Hite's plans for
the next Northwest smoker. Just
who Will head the next card Is not
known. IL Hite can get a iirst-claS-e
opponent; for Young Hector. the local
heavyweight. IL would draw well. be-
cause the fans like TO see big fellows
in action. Hector has yet to fight q
real opponent here. as most Of the
big fellows In this sector are the
bunk. Hector has been winning by
one wallop over fourth and fifth ratio
men of his division who are looking
for argument.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-20
Jess Willard
Not Worried
Over Battle
Will Use Right Uppercut to
Stop Dempsey's BUSHES,
Says Champion
ny FRED TuRByyIIJ.E

Jess willard doesn't boast ~ his
knockout punches. lie just believes
he is 30 big and powerful that no
ordinary man can stand up before
him for any great length of time.
4. lie confidently expects 90 dispose
81 Jack Dempsey. challenger and
then Eo right on with his business
until another challenger IL de-
vcloped
lie has met Jack Dempsey and
he likes the looks 81 the youngster
who ~ to meet him for the cham
pionship july 4
Ties iiknble boxing boy"
said Jess
Jsss Hasn't Worried
Hut outside % taking one good
look at Dempsey when the two met
recently Ia chicago Jefs hasn't
worried over his rival for heavy
weight honnea lie turned a deaf
ear on AN invitation o. stop OF
az Kansas city. en- route o. Cali
fornia. and sii at the rinEside while
Dempsey boxed an cxhib,sion.
The only time he has seen him
box was In Chicago gymnasium
where Jack was iimbering up for
the edificauop Of the Chicago sport
fans and writers
JrEs started boxing late in life
and he's not worn out Ito hasn't
fought many battles and stiii fig
urcs himself In his prime.
rredseis Win
lie has no Idea Of giving up tho
title and that means he has no
idea OF being whipped by Dcmp-
sry.
"whai7ii you use on Dempsey -
he was asked.
Everything Two got" he said.
and that means a right uppcrcut
a left jab. $40 pounds IL super
physique and indnmitahir spirit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-20
---a-s=H= saaseHHa=a7--s-a-----~-
LOCAL WATER
STARS HOLD
TANK SHOW

Before large crowd OF local
aquatic fans. the Crystal Pool swim
ming team made their initial APP
pcaranoe In the local tank In AN In.
tcrcrling exhibition Of water stunts
last night.
Swimming sal yards under wa.
ter la 10 i.s seconds. Lambert Stern.
bergh. one Of the members Of the 10
eai team. made one OF the best
marks Of the evenings stunts. Nitric
Konowaloff. is. the youngest mem.
ber OF the team. swarm 60 yards In
.si.5 seconds. Coach Nlckern. OF
the Crystal Pool squad. IL predicting
bright future an a water racer for
young Mitrc.
In the diving events, NJ Faddcn.
Guy Thomas. Hoy o'Seli. Alice Nc
Craft. Beth Langley ana Anna May.
hall all showed up well. Thomas
one Of the cicverent acrobatic divers
In the Northwest. made n hit with
the fans with his comedy dives.
Does JachknIfc Dive
Lloyd Ellis. a if-y~sr.old young
s,er. did a Jack knife dive from the
to.foot stand.
Coach viciSerz II planning 10 stage
similar exhibition at the Pool
each month.
The local swimming team will
compete with Vancouver swimming
stars in the British Columbia me
iropoils Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-20
6lS1SS9

WEIRD has easns fru,n leo uSpek that
Hsaitis's n~n srtnf-,>ssr 10 stili 9Th
'~sn aFonns csiifernias fair viiiar~@
whs- iAst heard from. Leo -. IN isc~
Angeles.
f.onnie Austin ard psn salt vhs ere
Ia catifnynis. were spectators as Lens
iss, fiTht whse be riissa vim an Angel
boz Last seek.
cbss SER 4. ssiii in ~. South. too ffs
intends 20 stay askiis az 10 has mos ed
his family south.
Frank Farmer 10 picked 70 via over
Ole Andersen. % Tarona. ~hsa they
meet In Tacoma Thursday night
'-Tiiils- xii Herman. the Mssiean vel.
,~fwsinh,. has left the -inr % Hchhy
Evans. Portland fight ifnrfrsArio. and
has departed 10 California. according to
wers from tho oregon eitf.
Herman will minsle With, batting
ortexs "Wednesday al Oakland. accord.
ina 10 reports from the hay city.
Eddie p.nrY. the young fsAtherwsishs
who bosed here couple of times. IL on
the same card. lie totss Jack DAVIS In
one Of the prSiifuinnies
Nick king. local u,iddi.wsishi. 10 In
Vancouver, ~ G.. preparing Tor bis bpgs
Nth Frank Harrtrau. ~hich all be over
tho ik-rognd route. for tho cha mptoathip
81 Australia and Canada
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-20
'FamedFrench
.Birdmen in
Auto Classic
Aviators to Race at Indian
apolis Speedway Set
for May 81

INDIANAPOLIS. May zo--Four
European racing stars. heroes OF the
world war. in four new Ballot ma,
chimes. built IN France for the isky
Victory sweepstakes at Indiana poll
are here confident OF grabbing of
premier honors In the resumption Of
the Hoosier classic May 81.
They are Rene Thomas. Jules Bab.
lot. Louis Wagner and Albert Cuyot-
The quartet served France in the
aviation branch and performed feats
In the air rivalllng their records OF
the racing track.
Rene Thomas won tho 1914 race
at indianapolis. Albert Cuyof
scored third in the same race. Jules
Bablot Was formerly head Of the De
lage racing team and was rival
Of the late George Boillot for the
worlds road racing honors WaE.
ner won the 1906 Vanderbilt cup
race on Long Island and the 1908
American Grand Prize race at s..
vannah.
Won at Savannah
This will be the first time that
Wagner has visited the United
States since his 1908 victory at sa-
vannah. when he electrified the rae
ing world with his spectacular ex-
ploits. and became a popular racing
idol. That he has lost none OF his
oid-time skill. he amply demonstrate
cd In 1914. when. at the wheel OF
German Mercedes he defeated both
Goux and Bolllot In the French
Grand Prix.
Bablot has never raced In the
United States, but has always rank
ed among the fopmost trio OF Euro.
pean racing stars. being exceiied
only by the matchiess Bollot- Even
Bolliet suffered defeat at Bablot's
hands. ms in the 1918 dual Grand
Prix. when he was forced TO divid<1
honors with his formidable rival.
each capturing a first in the two
days racing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-20

intercollegiate. Rugby.
Baseball.
Cricket.
Singles. doubles.
iIorremanshlp eos. Military oontss,
Jumping. military team contest.
Rowing -sculilns. fosf cared race
clghtoarcd race
ran. Rhootins-Armys rife team
match az meu. pnc captain and
ono Instructor. IN addition. army
rife Individual match
Revolver Or automatic pistol
shooting Team match Gs men. one
captain ard one Instructor In sddi
tlonl; Individual match,
swimming leo meters. any
stroke. 100 meters. back stroke: zoo
meters, breast stroke. 400 meters
relay. any stroke. men.
-issntamweights. fis fhs
fcash.rwcishfs. i9s Tbs. light.
weights. i55 he; middiewelghsr. is5
lbs; wvitrrweigh;H. iss lbs: iixh,
hoavyweishts. iTs lbs: heavy.
weights over ITS lbs.
Entries viii no, be completed un.
~ late In May. All officers and
enlisted men who have served In
the military forces OF any allied IA.
;l0n between August 4. 1914. and
November II. 1918. whether de.
mcbiiirsd or not. will be eligible 10
take part In the in,srAil.ed olym.
pad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-20
KING SWAT
RULES GAME

While fans like 10 see tight dcfen.
sivc work. II Is old King Swat who
makes their hearts miss beats and
brings out the crowds TO the bali
park. Each team In the Coast cir.
cult has at least a pair of real clout.
ers who are apt To bust up a game
any time. On the locals there are
Pete Compton and Harry Harper;
Oakland has Miller and Murphy: san
Francisco has Fitzgerald and Koer.
ner. not TO forget Carl Crandall. In
Los Angeles there are Crawford.
Fournier. kenworty and Ellis. with
Pete Japan clouting the ball hard
nov. altho he may fall down later.
Bobby Meusel. the young giant OF
the Tigers. swings an awful club. as
does Borton, tho Tiger first-sacker.
Mulvey and Shelly. OF Salt Lake: FL
dred and Griggs, OF Sacramento. and
Farmer and Maiscl. OF Portland, are
all savage hitters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-20
SPECIAL TEAM
RACE BILLED
FOR GUN MEET

YAKIMA. May so.--Thc Yakima
Gun club IN making its program for
the Washington State Sportsnen's
association. which Will be held here
for three days. beginning May 80.
ono event OF interest is the club
championship team contest Each
club ia asked 10 name three shooters
who win shoot tho i0o-hird event on
May 30. The team making the high
score will win tho championship and
trophy. a bronze and silver plaque
suitably engraved with the name OF
the winning club. the names OF the
members Of the team and the score.
over 81 900 in money and trophies
will be distributed nj the meet. which
Yakima plans 10 make the banner
tournament OF the Northwest this
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-20
Ell Paso Hi Has
a Boxing Course
for the Student.

Ell PAso. Tex. May 20.-Boxing
has been introduced in a regular
course In the III Paso high school.
and number OF boys are taking the
course. III Paso is believed to be the
first city where boxing IN being
taught In the schools. and the cx-
pertinent being made by Prof. Allan
II. Hughey Is being watched by edu-
Gators turnout the state.
Jack Mcdonald. local patron OF the
amateur fight game among the sol
dicrs and civilians. was selected ns
instructor In boxing by Prof
Hughey. and already has won the
title Of 'Hard-I,oiled Jack" from the
boy pupils because of his hard hit /.
ting procliyities. The classes meet
in the boys gymnasium. and series
Of amateur boxing bouts for the
classes Is being arranged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-20
BROADWAY TO
INVADE WEST
SEATTLE LOT

Broadway VIII invade West Seat.
ties home grounds in the big game
OF the high school diamond contests
scheduled for today. Broadway had
hard time beating the West side
aggregation the first time they me,
this season. and II Henry Cunning
ham. the long lcft.hander OF the
West Side crew. - going good. he
should make the Pine 81. men or
tend themselves. IL Cunningham
had good support he would undoubt.
edly set back the first hill men. be.
cause errors lost his first game 10
the league leaders.
broadway. with five straight wins
Is leading the league. while West
Seattle has suffered defeats 10
BrDdwny and Lincoln.
Jimmy Marquis, Brondway's star
hurhr. Is In shape and Is ready for
another hurting duel. He held the
Westsiders to two hits the first time
he pitched against them this season.
Lincoln vs.. Queen Anne
Lincoln and Queen Anne VIII
tangIc at Woodland park in one OF
tho other games Of the day. The
hill men we're returned winners in
the first game with the Northenders
BY a 4 to o count. Jack Pickering,
who pitched "A nohlt game against
the West Seattle crew recently. viii
be on the mound for the Green Lake
squad, while either Douglas or
Christensen viii huri for the Quay
outfit
Ballard will entertain the Franklin
team at Adams field this afternoon.
Franklin has n stronger team than
the Shingleweavcrs could put In the
field this year. and the Mt. Baker
boys are favored 10 win the struggle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-20

This IL young Cook. the catch.
CT signed by the locals to take
over the burden of the Rainiers'
catching department. Cook was
with the Vernon Tigers during
the opening weeks Of the season.
but was let out when brooks
was signed by Manager Essick.
Of the Jungle tribe.
Cook worked behind the hat
for the Tigers when they played
the Seattle crew here. and he
looked as " me could deliver the
goods.
With Cook ON the payroll and
Pete Richie nearly ready 10
Jump into u suit again, u looks
NJ u Bob Schang. the Eastern
mask man. was about due for
the hook. Cook will join the Sc
attic team In Los Angeles today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-20
Locals Are Doomed to
Second Division Until
Pitchers Come to Life
Not Real Coast League Twrer Seattle Staff at Pres
ent Ti0e-Bgbee Only Member of Mound Corps Who
Has Observation-Disclosures Tange With Leaders Today
BY LEO II. L.ASSEN

Just rs the Seattle Rainiers get de
fcnsive strengthen the pitchers box and behind the plate
the club should be contender in the Coast league
but until the battery the local club start to de-
liver the locals doomed berth in the vicinity of the
hack door of the circuit.
The Seattle team has a punch. This has been demon
sated in the first six weeks of the season. but the
defense has been wobby and the ptching-ugh
Until the pitchers last nine innings without flip
ping mearily among the highest clouds. it curtains
the team Seattle only two games at Salt Lake last
week and had to Is in and in the
other to the trick couple of the games lost
thrown away because the Rainier hurers could not hold
4 three or four-run lead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-20

The Angels pitching staff IL go
Ing at mid speed. Curly
Brown and Bob FIttery. two of the
star Ieff.handers OF the circuit. are
moving down their opponents. Gran.
dali and Pertica. OF the right-hand.
ers. are bound to huri against our
hopes some time during the series.
Wen. here's hoping for the best. n
the Seattle men should kick Dame
I0pe in the shins and win the series,
well be one surprised party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-20
SOME ONE PAGE
CHlOp1N'S JAZZ

Some ono should start paging
Chopin's w-k. jaxs march. and
keep up tho tune for the rest Of
the week. In order 10 iivcn up
the series between our own Raj.
niers and the Iesxuclcasiing An.
gels, whirh Opens In the
Sersphs' hangout today. II tho
Rsiniers live mp to predictions.
they will b. lucky 10 get hack tn
Seattle next week with their hat
bags. altho our ~rlpples may
food the DOPE The seattle play
err have . lot Of fight. and
make up In sggre~sivcness what
they lack In ability. but what
the dope says those Angel slug.
gers are going 10 do Ia the Scat
tie brand Of pitching!
The Angels have at least five
or six men hitting over the 100
mark. Crawford, kenworthy,
Ellis. killefer. Fournicr, Japan
what u sweet bunch Of stick
ers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-20

1he Sacramento club has lived up
- preficuons as being the club 10
bont- The Senators are now In sec
81 place and heading towards the
top fast The Sacs have n likely
1po1ging ball squad and are much
stronger now with the addition Of
Marty McGaffigan to the infieid.
HIp presence at shortstop makes the
tenn a whole lot stronger. The
Go1ons are team OF experienced
hill to~sers and should improve with
The coming weeks of play. Gard
ner and Percy look like two OF the
b<st pitching bets in the league,
While In Art Criggs. at first base.
opd Eidred and Middleton in the
Ned. Manager Rodgers has a trio
- real hit;ers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-20
ANGELS AFTER.
ZER TERRY

Los ANGELES. May :o.-R.a
kilicfer Is wiring East for short.
stops. The Angel boss will not say
whom he Ia after. but Indications are
that II Il Zeb Terry.
Paddy Drlscoli Ia no shortssop. He
Is probably the greatest football play.
err who ever pastimcd with the An.
gels. but the Coast league p~nnant
VIII be won or lost thru baseball
playing. and not thru football.
priscoll looks like fairly good
hitter and viii undoubtedly be- quit.
a professional ball player some day.
But In the meantime he Ia helping
TO make the Angel infield look terri.
bly, weak. And this old race II too
close for one team to have any Klar.
ing faults and then hope to come In
one-twothrce. II can't be done.
Hence the kiilefcr wires.