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New-York tribune., 1919-04-02


completely. Young Halas was plaster
ing himself with smcars OF glory but
rlght after connecting for triple he
pulled up at third rubbing his right
thigh and showing other svmptoms OF
the dread charley horse. Miller Hug
k'ns kept him out Of the last inning.
and 1t Is highly possible that he will
ne interned in the equine ward for a
few days.
Our Mr.. Mogridgc, the cheerful and
unassuming George, unkinked his soup
bone for the first three innings and
disclosed considerable flock of mys-
tcrles to the Lallapaloosas ONLY one
reached first. and he was doubled there
by pretty combination Of arm and in
tellect staged by Muddy Rucl, the GIN
gerry little backstoch, in whom Miller
Huggins pins many yards of faith.
Iii Myers Pounds Ball
The only gent on the Lallapaloosa
lineup who seemed to be able to
iathom any of the Yank pitchers with
any degree OF certainty was Hi Myers.
who got three of the Brooklyn hits.
4,l! lne ODD blow w's scratchy sort of
thlnG which was greatly aided and
Allotted by the eccentric infeld of the
park. Thormahlen, who followed Mo
grldgc, worked nice. heady game and
pulled himself out Of one TIGHT hole
where he found himself when the sup
port got ragged. Allen Russell. with
has ferocious splitter, restrained his er-
ratic delivery with great success and
determ nation.
Young Al Mamaux, who led the
stampede TO the shipyards when the
c'aflon call for riVetcrs and calkers
rang throughout the land, showed a
I,n+ 10 L
tnc IDOL OF Pittsburgh. The maker of
the merchant marine, if spring prom
!ses are worth anything, should rivet
m many game for the good Souire
Ebbets this season.
~ the way. it will cause a lot of
grief in the Flatbush section to learn
that the dear old squire sustained a
pa'nlui INJURY yesterday. The squire,
who is athletically inclined, was
Iro'lcklng with the lads and egging
them to throw balls for him to bat'
One Of the players, brooding over a
fancled wrong, such as cut in salary
perhaps, beancd the dear old SQUIRE
right in the face and set him back
two teeth
The Yanks hung up their first pair
OF runs in the first inning. Younq
George Halas waited on Cheney ana
got tree ride. Kane slashed hit
V"iouSH Inc DoX. Both men advanced
on sacrifice by Pipp. After Pratt
Went out on an inficld fly Duffy Lewis
dumped one into a section of the ont
field that vas free from occupants at
the time and Halas and Kane scored.
The lanks got another in the third
inning through the dash and alacrity
OF Halas. Cheney hit the young ouS-
fielder in the ribs and let him on first.
halas immediately stole second and,
seeing that stealing was good, took
third and irritated that Lallapaloosa
lnheld. He came home on sacrifice
fly by Pipp.
Two-baggcr for Ruel
me fourth run was accomplished by
Muddy Ruel, who laced one along tho
left field line and reached second bv a
we'll executed hook slide AT this
Juncture Mamaux, the petted pride of
the shpyards, went wild and heaved
New-York tribune., 1919-04-02
Colgate Nine to Open
Season With Columbia

HAMILTON, N. Y, April 1.-Colgatc
University will open its baseball sea-
son in New York, meeting Columbia
on South Field on April %, and on
April 26 will cross bats with the SOL
diers at West Point.
The Maroon nine will not take a
Southern trip this year, but instead
Will make several short journeys, cov-
erng two or three contests. The re-
turn of nine varsity men, together
with thirty new candidates having
good possibilities. points to a success
full season.
The schedule follows:
,vaHp April pos 2S-Colqnbia at New York April 20
wSs' ,sys a Nisn,a .t Haal!on May sunon
sprinsosld; May s-Wnams College at Williams
l vorne univeTsity at Ithaca May
ssyrar,nse university University at Hamilton; May
2S-lianilton College at Hamilton; June 9~Prlnce.
ssrasss sS az rfncr,9n June 7open da,e June
Ton College at Clinton June III (open datej
New-York tribune., 1919-04-02
Title Soccer Match
Goes to Fall River

The national challenge cup competi-
Ton emergency committee of the
United States Football Association YES
terday announced the awarding of the
lsls-l9 final Of the national soccer
championships for Athletic Field, Fall
River, Mass, Lexington Day, April 10.
The following officers were ap-
pointed to handle the match: Referee,
George Lambie, 80 Dresser Street,
ssouthbridge. Mass; linesmen. George
Mitchell. l6 Salisbury Street, New Bed
lord, Mass. and Edward Pemberton, SO /
1mseden Street, Pawtucket, r. l.; U. S.
r: !, A; representative, Thomas w. Ca
MI, New York City; delegate, William
Patrick, Bayonne, n. ]. The other
available members of the n. C. C. C.
committee will assist the representa-
tive and delegate.
Ihe kickoff has been scheduled for
s:io q p; m. The participating clubs are
Bethlehem Steel F. c., three-time ma
tlonal champion, and Paterson F. c.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-02
Gossip of the Golfers

oharles Mothersole, formerly the nro-
.s'sional at White Sulphur SPRINGS.
r. va, has bsen ensa 'ed by The Links
o'a' ss Its professional for the COMING
season. The Links Club is one Of tho
'"'est OF the new clubs to lay out
- course In the Metropolitan district
sa,.s,, .sS,, II only opened fourteen of its
iss ~. iast September, and the remain.
i,e iour are still to be constructed
ss. 20 rather an exclusive club of 1OC
sss'noers, each of whom put in $4,000
purchase the land, build golf
al s4soe and clubhouse. 1t is regard.
49,. % one OF the very best courses in
s,asce aaurice Mccarthy, a well-knoxn
s.sn.,sss,,osln,al, sn,s ,sl,,., has been engaged to take
nats. sh,lsrs place IN the Wanna
s.l iae bd;a Richmond M County Country Club
ssay.n mosd its formal opening Of the
i"r the season April 10.
,our-ball match has ho.r
a. 70 be played next satnrdav =.
fjs.it.Ado INKS between WiIIiau ~
ysek y~ r., ana Robcrt 81. Clair ay.ins,
LARK and d. I. Sewell. "'"'
!. sassxb bsgso-green four-ball professional
Acbinn. 10 being arranged In which Jacr
;sv.ass, OF Englewood. and wiz yIrs
abeth .,; q the DubuYban Club Of Eiiz' i
dsrss;,, "ili be pitted against CIR, Az AZ
ii Enfw,.., Of Bronxyille, and Wi,,is ~
'es'e, Of Syracuse. ''''"'"
tss LeTs, who s,rved four vcars
va w y. assistant Of Eddie Loon a,s snS
ssa4 yMIsss NE as the professional ~ "1 Pc
tat 81 ssnory Penn, has been mnatcred ID
pssItissnf isssfv.eN, and IL now looking for or
~ professional * AVE-
w.a.ssat s.ssssat unexpected chance l.,
]ifs5saer and snowstorm has bsd -
I'm n;nses upon the members OF
,en!I nsIs 0clf Club furthsr 'a than \,
'snes them for 1su dars'
New-York tribune., 1919-04-02
Ed Sicking and Al Baird
On Giants Hospital List

to escape with no greater casualties
than five runs against him.
Tho batting order, by innings and sum
mary follows
Rochester Gillespie. Oh: PITT. IL nommel. a.:
Thorpe. 2b; rull IF: Holden cf: Miller. ID:
Giants-Bnns If: Young. RI; Chase. lb; Kaur
Ct; Doylc. 2b: zimmeruan. 5b; Fletcher. rs; Nc
Score by innings.
r II. r.
Giants ........... 3 0-lO "A 0
First base erors-Gants g. Left on bascs-
Rochester 2. Giants. G. Home run--Thorpc Three
base hit-Doyc. Two base hits-Burns Barnes
Double play-Thorpc. nommcl and Miller stolen
bases-Burs. kaur Zimmerman. Sacrifice hit
Ryan. Bases OIL halls--OT Ryan. / Off Cn,Iacy
Struck out-Stcclc .; Barnes 3 IIts~~Or
barncs in innings; or Ca,lscy In 3 innings
or Steele. 7 In innings: Of Iyan. 6 In in -
nIngs. Passed ball-McCarty. lIlt by pitched
uall--By Ran (Burns). tnpircs-M Mctsraw
Mltheeson and Baird
New-York tribune., 1919-04-02
Spence Stable
Thrice Victor
On Cuba Track
Lucky Pearl, Zoie and Hodge
Win Races--Diaz Horse
Takes the Opening Race

HAVANA, Cuba, April 1.-The Kay
spencc stable was very much in the
l;mclight at Oriental Park this after
noon. the kentucky turfman furnish
INC three winners, Lucky Pearl, Zoie
and Hodge, while Whippoorwill
sn;shed second in the seventh. Hodges
victory came in tho feature of the
afternoon. the Ecuador Handicap, at
six furongs in which he carried top
weight Of 119 pounds.
Hodge was ridden by !. Howard. He
trailed the leaders to the stretch turn
where Milkman left n slight opening
tako advantage and pushing up on
Hodge fought it out with Milkman all
through the homestretch and at the
finish was head to the good. The
ak furlong run Of lie marked good
performance.
The Armenia stable added the highly
tried five year old maiden Protector to
its string. He will be shipped. to-
gether with Wiscman and I.ackawanna,
from here to Kentucky. Senor A. II.
Diaz, whose stable is particularly
strong in two-year- olds, furnished the
winner of the opening event, dash of
half a mile, in the Celt colt Douglas
Fairbanks, which hade it runaway
affair and won in easy fashion by four
lengths from Queen Gatfney
Flrs, rscs cxo -yea,.olas msiasns: ci.imins
lOs Murray. even, to and out. first; Queen
safusy. los u,etz, to I. > to 2 and out. second
thri Time. LAS 70. Sea Prince. Mary Fhzhusb
and Cuba also
Second race chree year -olds and upward: purse:
Murray. to l. to aud to D. first L1zSi. AK
40 .Ihurherl even, to and out. second; Bun Bun
TIM ime 9 dl "S t. q Dies Md saa rS9ms M,
Frances Timkens and HOPS also ran.
Third rsce tthree- yearolds and upward claiming
lls (Finley,., to J. to and 8 to ;. first Har-
icck H. twinsneId,. even. to and out second; ;
tSTd @ Time. i:o7 ls W Sentimental D. G Girl Rora. a.
pecAhand. servia and Asue also
Fourth race tthree yesr-oit maidens claiming:
10 ?. to and to 5. first, Little Mistress. lo6
'Spss Si1g 'ss Ta. lol 1. ~d, to and & e
III, May Rustic. Prince Easy. Doc Kloe,he Buddy
tucker, Rossgine, SeaIchlyht III. and Venetian Bay
also ran.
cap: purse, s7oo: SIX furionssj -iIodse lie q.
gsTaTa 4. ,a. g l. to and out nrst: Mlkman
IPpler. ioa t'rashch). 8 to ,. to and out,
third. limo. lie. High Low also ran.
sixth race ttllrec year ods and upward claiming:
purse. $500; one milo ana twenty yards Captain
asrchmont. los lNiurray1. even. to and out.
sTen. second BernaIl. III (Fresch). TO /. S to
and TO o. third, Time: 1:41ss. Duke Ruiz viii
Soon. petlar Artist and Bac also ran.
Seventh race -four year -olds and upward: claim
nc: purse $500; on mile and fifty yards )-zodiac
llo tMorrsseyl. 70 l. 3 TO and TO g. first
Whipaoorwill. Ill Murray. to 3. even and / TO
. second Robert l.: Owen. l06 .Iarganl. 10 to l.
! 70 and 3 10 J. third. Time I44as Great
slo ran. Scratched: Dslrose
New-York tribune., 1919-04-02
In the Training Camp
-CRANTLAND RICE esS~

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, April 1.--Un-
seemly accidents will frequently hap
pen among the best regulated mag
mates. While induIging in bit of bat
ting practice today wild pitch caught
Mr.. Ebbets flush on the mush, as the
quaint saying is. Most of the molars
remained practically intact, but the
blow dislocated two gold filings and r.
platinum bridge. The latter will be re-
built as soon as local engineer can
be secured.
Duffy Lewis opened his new season
by depositng a single in left with
eager sprinters on second and third. In
the fourth he faced Rube Marquard's
debut with another safe blow. Habits
formed early in life some way manage
to stick. When the pinch epochs ar
rive Mr.. Lewis is generally within close
call, ready to kick in with the desired
results.
We regret to announce that Roger
Peckinpaugh was forced to stable his
charleyhorse to-day and desst for the
time being. The charleyhorse, after
being curred and groomed tonight
may be let out of the stall tomorrow.
The Yank stable will soon be full Of
charleyhorses if the epidemic con-
tinues. Halas gathered one on the hoof
after polling his triple in the fifth inn
ing.
Miller Higgins is a master instructor
IN the art of bunting He had the old
Cards adept at this scientific art, which
makes no great hi. with home fans and
opposing pitchers and third basemen.
Ihe Yanks, even at this early stage,
have any number of young men who
can drop the ball tidily along first or
third when this method of FIRE is called
for.
Rube Marquard made his 1919 debut
this afternoon, using his left arm
largely for this purpose The eminent
Rube, while taking the situation Sc
renely, looked to be back in his winning
ways. he is far from being ready for
the bosky dell.
The triple which Halas fred in tho
ffth was the longest drive of the dav.
The wallop almost carried to the fence.
which looks to be as far away as the
dawn Of peace.
George Mogridgc unfurled his left
elbow for the first time and suppressed
the bcwidered Dodgers without a
blow. Only one of the enemy saw
first base. He held them in the hol-
low of his clammy fin---to cut in on
the high-brow stuff
Ruel nailed Malone at first in the
third inning with the type of snap
throw that gave Jimmy Archer most Of
his fama- The throw was both fast
New-York tribune., 1919-04-02
Mouquin, Fencing Judge

Louis Henri F. Mouquin, intercol-
.eslate champion fcnccr, 1912-l9l3
sau INDIVIDUAL champion 1914-1915, was
appointed judge to officiate at the in
s ssefeonegiate fencing championship, tc
~ hcid IN the ballroom of the Hotel
"''of on Friday and Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-02
Golf Advice
He aOhosc caddie
Picks his club,
VIII olavays be
The Perfect Dub.

tourist
the statement that his battle with Willard
horie tossed the exchampon the
moment that Jack forgot that if
been involved at least SO of preliminary
little slips quite at times
The United no international lawn
tennis carnival this there will
home Dick Williams W. NJ Iindcy Muraypus
three otebeore enough
youngsters coming give the best
has producedbrrng international
not have climbed quite high
gotten far trouble for
such stars Williams Murray and Johnston Edgng Upper
Ten this season is not going to be placid undertaking.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-02

TWO pictures fresh from the Yankee tra;nno csnn o.
the LETT Edwin Moores nelder who hopes to be one
h1 OF Iiuggns regulars At any he irving for a
Inc other tn is Harold Muddy Rue who will proba5 do
OF the backsop work for the Yankees this SEASON.
xNuddy IS from the Southern Association and vas ;tL T
Yankees last year anu was WIN inc
New-York tribune., 1919-04-02
Only One Brooklynite Gets
10 First Off Mogridge
Victory of Huggins's Men Marred, However, by
Epidemic of Charley Horse, Which Strikes
Down Peckinpaugh and HaIas-Ebbets Hurt
BY w. O. Mcclellan

JACKSONVILLE Fla, April With three
IN md season FORM the New York Americans Brooklyn
paoos to the afternoon But
there COB of gloom the Joy that upon
conenance of Colonel Huston for the charley
prize players of the Yank its fell clutches Pecnpaugh
George lialas the first victims of
New-York tribune., 1919-04-02

and accurate, which is enough for any
throw
al Mamaux. the shipyards King.
staked out his debut in the seventh
The job of riveting boiler plate. or
whatever they rivct, must have ironed
out most of the kinks. IN the eighth
lnnlng, with runner on third and
only one man gone, he struck out Duffy
Lewis and the redoubtable Ping Bodie
on seven pitched balls. Replenishinc
the bottom of ship seems to have its
uses.
The day broke wan and cold, but
steamy sun arrived by game time. Vari-
ETY. being the spice OF life, therc il
nothlng like having a combination OF
Baftns Bay and the Tropic of Cancer
packed INTO one days chart.
Mr.. Ebbcts took another shot at the
local goif course this morning, but the
record is still intact Hs went out in
90 and came back in two hours.
While sliding into second base in
the first inning, Mr.. Halas stirred nm
cloud of dust and gravel, most Of
which settled in Olson's eyes. For a
painful moment the Dodgcr short STOP
ciawed frantjcally at his orbs. wbilo
emitting shrill, plaintive and bird-like
cries, denoting distress His mates
gathered around him while some one
sent for rocket knife to scrape out the
gravel.
Second baseman Schmandt will be
out for week or ten days; as long as
he was spiked on the foot we can say
that the cut went to the bone without
getting personal.
Ping Bodie was an impossible bar
rier at third base When set for a
rival blow he resembled the Kriem-
held Stellung. Ping is one of those
natural athletes who cover a lot Of
ground while standing still. The vor-
satiie athlete never rumpled UP
chance.
The enraged citizen who thought he
had purchased an admission to the
ostrich and alligator farm across the
street, only to hnd himself in the
ball park. did not put in his appear
ance to-day. The odds are he went
out to see an orange orchard snd
stumbled in on an oyster farm Ths
oloke who can't tell the difference be-
tween flock of ostriehes and aIh-
gators and ball game should have q
steel net built around him.
Ihe lump over Waliy Pipps right
Is still In the black and blue o{ con
dition., As . result Of this stirrinr
episode Wally has lost all deuire &
stop another ground ball With ~ -.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-02
Hickman in Camp

:. JACKSONVILLE, Fla, April l.
simmy HicHman. utility outfelder, ar
.ived here late tonight. He is re-
covered from his recent attack of the
moo and looks splendid. Buck Wheat
10 now the only absentee and is ex
pected hourly.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-02
Left-Handed Throwers

Iris Speaker of the peggcrs in outed ranks
is one of the most accurate sharpsooters game Iris
has wide drift to the ball and has the same
We have talked worked with cft1anded first
basemen and they report the phenomenon.
pailstlcai mystery, isn't
large part it due to the have an
hand delivery But why shouldn't able to pov an
overland delivery easily ghthand
ng one mystery merely plunge one of
the few efthanders who has throwing ball
New-York tribune., 1919-04-02
81 e SPORT p
X ~%zH by Graf7tzaf7dR Rice
Copyright, 1919, Nc1v York. Tribune inca

(CoPyfght 1919, NcW Yorh Tribune Inc}
There two pusang desire to put before
students anatomy acerog osteopahs BIOLOGISTS
any other experts who interested
plot hunters barred
Query NO. Why it is that practically all golfers slice
almost shot-cven the
Why should addicted the slice more than o+
handler ~ 0N
query NO. 2Why is it that practically throwr
has wide big ball thrown
eftlandcd outcdc nedcr thrown bv a
-handcr2
New-York tribune., 1919-04-02

one in the general direction Of The
beauty and chivalry of Jacksonville.
seated in tho grandstand. While
krouger was earnestly cndeavoring 70
disentanglc the ball from the popuiaco
Muddy Rnel methodically and quietly
trundled homo. After that, however.
the builder of ships was n tough and
steady young man.
The three -bagger which sent IIalas
TO the equine ward was executed in the
ighNng inning, and pcrpctratcd
against person of no less Importance
than Rube Marquard, the eminent left
handed thespian. It WAS a beautiful
smash into distant left field. Halss.
who hits them either from the port or
the starboard, was batting right
handed this time and showed that he
could smitc with considerable vim and
vehemence from that angle of his
front.
The prospective lead off man OF tho
anks seemed TO strain his right leg
as he rounded second. He slowed up
as he reached third, and it could be
seen that he favored the right leg
and that he rubbed it with great ten
derness: It is probable that he will
not be froicking in the outfield for sew
eral days. Both he and Pcckinpauph
VIII spend part of the day on the rub
! blng table, the rest on the river with
inc rods and reels. It's hard life.
this getting ready for the major
league season.
Muddy Rucl showed that his mind
and his eye are both on the game bv
pretty play in the third Malone was
on frst by virtue of a pass, the ONLY
man who got that far with Mogridge
IN tho box: There were two strikes
on Mack Wheat. Mogridge shot over
the third and Malone was few yard
OF IN the direction of second. Ruei
whipped the ball to Pipp, who touch
ed Malone out, completing a pretty
double play. P'''''
he versatile Ping Bode, champion
rlVcter of Hog Island, was worked ont
at third to-day to give Ruel a chance
TO work at his real trade-behind the
pat Ping once covered this sack BY
sitting Oh it for Connie Mack. "ThevII
get IN real tight hole,p observed
Ping. And maybe you think couldn't
do it," 'o" y
The score follows:
Hsas HsM YORK II 'ss % S;pRooKI1N .srsrs..
Hsme Hion e, Gf .~5ad2 50 Myers cf ....4oS 100
:$ Ell: i i $,I:s; $G: IS
Guel .....s 81 oKrucscr 10 800
,tAna1 - Cheney p 81 0 . n
Modrldee j q 90 Msrauard 100 90 o
Ihofmalien wv ! OMamauX . II o 0 g
Lamar .....l O Q 0l+BrasiIl iO0 O o
Russell y II o 030
Totals 2o4o ~ 10 q Totals s2ob,7 10 o
"Bsttel FOR Thormahlen In sirth
3Battcd for hinmaux in ninth
Score by innings:
Broohl'4 ..........:oooo % %
T~o-basc hits-Rucl. Three. hsse hi,s--Halsr
Is Ieft on hasss-He,y yort s.; Brooslyn. .. fGs.
2 Sacrifice ~Ppp. rratt sacrIa"e sv pinn
I'n Double paymkre and pipp. Struck out BY bios
Cheney; BY .Marquard. ?: by Mamaur. D. Bssa,
On On bslSoon MoSr'dce. J of Thormahion. OF
Of Mogridec-None in innings on Thorm.hIe.
2 IN innings; or Russell IN 2 innnrs or
Cheney. in 3 innings or MarqusrS 2 in =.
innings: OF Mamaux. IN inrings Ht b.
plched pallIIialas ny Cheney. Wild pitch-Ms-
New-York tribune., 1919-04-02
The Anatomical Mystery

hese TWO queries based actual conditions
ere arc very few ehanded golfers who
when to first class golf
exception But they outposts along the
Siberian frontier.
This has always been another mystery In baseball the left
hander predomnaes at bat Cobb Speaker Collins
the lme bng etande lead the MURRAY
has proved than with
Why it then that leftander ball properly and hold
his with right handler?
There bacade which buralo
we can't find any one who supply the
And ALWAYS carries .t+,choa
driver is bcyond US
New-York tribune., 1919-04-02
A Query

When they haze finished stornang u.s.
When they haze done reforming
When they haze as Mc1-
And Perfect IVomcn oo--
When oe, uho lnwless tribes
Are sanity then and 6awless tribes
hoaUqU Iikea
Where everything Is Blue?
Would it be respassing announce that Mr.
Eodle the Ping of condition again? it.
If this to be Fiction Fight Willard chance
Ever read fiction where
the Little Guy?
The Race the strong"
haps But those who still
direction to get their money back.
Golf Advice
He Whoe cadde
Picks his cub
VIII ulWdys
The Perfect
New-York tribune., 1919-04-02

The day broke wan and cold. but a
steamy sun arrived by game time. Vari-
ETY. being the spice Of life, thero is
nothing like having a combination OF
baffns Bay and the Tropic of Cancer
packed into one days chart.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-02

Mr.. Ebbcts took another shot at the
local golf course this morning, but the
record is still intact. Ha went out in
90 and came back in two hours.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-02

We regret to announce that Roger
Peckinpaugh was forced to stable his
to-day and desist for the
time being. The charleyhorse, after
being curried and groomed tonight
may be let out of the stall tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-02

Totals 20 40 27 1921 Totals s2o527 10 0
"Bstted FOR Thormahen In sixth.
vBatcj for Mnmaur in ninth
New-York tribune., 1919-04-02

Second baseman Schmandt will be
out for week or ten days; as long az
he was spiked on the foot we can say
that the cut went to the bone without
getting personal.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-02

\ w.a.s .ssssnt unexpected change In
r Gts5t1er and siowstorm bss Ia
"A es ,a ,ssaset upon the memhsr. s Hs1 "a
aIils Gclf Club furthev fin thsn %
assnss them Tor lev daxs
New-York tribune., 1919-04-02

The Yank stable will soon be full of
charleyhorses if the epidemic CON
tinues. Halas gathered one on the hoof
after polling his triple in the fifth inn
ing
New-York tribune., 1919-04-02

Tho lump over Wally Pipp's YisAt
eye has subsidized, but the eve proSer
is still In the black and blue Of con
dition. As . result Of this stirrine
episode Wally has lost all deuire q
stop another ground ball With his ~