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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22
VII.
Kmet Krusina.

/nsmnAlle hedel IN hiolrW MN
mn n zena ieho u%tirala II M la
|tci " kamcn oci 26slfron. Celem
kmctovym valley So cbmury .
pr slehaly mu blcsky.
"zeno, ic.li pravda, co jsem ii
povcdel, bud Bah jcmu ! mne mi.
lSiy." pfcrusil hlubokgm hla.
|seIn dIouht ml6cni n6jemnik,
"J6 mn vtfil, jako Bohu sydmu
y6fim, k ntmnz So modIivam, ably
icbe mne zochoval u deti ably
byly mn ccst nam rodicnm - 30.
kda tob6, Bozetechu, oklnmal lis
Pdnveru mou, icStli proto isl ebodil
k najcmniku Krusinoyi, H. NH
hezkou dcern q tyafc JET " sc II
mlibily, abys tim jisteji mohl
Radcc ytnec s%irhnouti Krnsina
1 by znpomueI, W tyl hlava jest po-
sveccna u 10 isl sluha IIospodi-
niv."
Tnto slova prordzela rty kmeto-
4 Wmi v prostitution, jake kdyz m
strhnich yftry aadnji temcny
doubravin.
"Vsccko lei n ysccko mrzka po.
mIuya M hIayn 0patoyn, yymy.
sIcna jcho ncpfatcly, Zapnd
pro Bah, mnai, . hlayy tyhlc my.
sIenky."
Krusina syt acnt ami ncodpoyt'
pfcjcl 81 ndkolikrdt pravicl
fcIo, jake by chttI zapuditi chmu-
Nry Ale nczahnal jich; jake pr.
touzleny scdtly ma zbrhzdovate.
Itm jeho Gelc. We tyafi jeho OBJ
4 jeyil sc jcstt dtsivdjsi vyraz q Q.
ko zasIchlo divocc jake ohed, NJ
se bo zcna mlckla.
ne 10 lei o pomluva soky a
n~cpfatcly jcho vymyslena,' Wy
! hrkI ~ scbe muz q podivaI Sc Urn.
Rm bodovy M D%nbravkn 'snad
dtIhs snma jestf dohazovackn, q
proto mi to v%ymlouvhs, abycb VI
III, " ysecko vi. snad
"(hraniz, trojjediny Boae, roz.
Fum jcho," mbfdovala Dubravka,
NH rozumY - Col jscm mad
ben roznmnY" zabOuHI Krnsina.
Mls dobfc jsem siIencc. A pro.
10 X menu pdjdu, Feknu mn to do
Oh, n potion jej zardousim. Sly.
III, DnbraykoY Hordonsim jcj u.
mabIe rnkama n yykonAm mad
MIN soud sam Nikam nep6jdu
znlovnt, protoze bych nikde mic
nesycdI."
Krnsina pokrocil he dyefim
ale zcna yrbla We mn mn prsa a
zachyfiIa jcj koIem pasn
Najemnik 40 i wax yymH .
prndkgm krokcm vyraziI dyefmi
~ dvdr,
Ani se IA Radkn, jez sthla We
yrafech. n%epodiyal,
"Bozctfeb odejeI, tatifku, y nj.
koIika brptry do Prahy, Umfel
lTh vyjeI prg M low . spadl y
None TAX ncEfaNne, m byl okamI
N mrtey"
- y tebou No pfiseI %rozloucjt
| viz zr, Radkof A proto jsem "
|od rhna neyidtI,' zabnrcj Krusi'
|na Ne kIasfcrn utikaje jako zbesi
<c.
Kadka jchO sloy n%epocboptIa
Nj nerOzumlIa bodayhmn blasn
ofcovu; ale pod prostinkon VA
Njkou II eos prndce zabodIn
Htraebofa take odejej \ opatem
~ itch dob, 90 il nspadI . rAns
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

Ipel' slyila kn,lnu, 20 u po,l'
DAM rss'llsl rdrensho l,I,e.
alu ma skak ptu,i AkAdei rrA,o a
10 take hlalisa %aloyika, mhleii
a. pokochan We isklich slom,sl.
nika. 10 nichg gary, beso,sks ~.
no ain. jake ynameni bra,tovrat'
4, ' aelo kninoso no yeky vekhv
lf,eefi Nv. acsl srallui Wire nemh.
|les "a ioho taxa ncdovcdu Ale
shhdrr, ieng u roiinna s'as'i fos
|driil, mhsra Wiaiii A 10 neiniil
mus,s II lunru Il pomohn a nyi
dis, H. h nam 10 poyedc lcn 60
noytho knilete nasioli Nv Vrati.
slava m d%oIajisia katdt ten 'oitr
mas rad pomodli Milaeknm ma
|ronda mival na gyyku yidycky
Iobs osi ptimhoufiii Az 30 mem
|pfijdc Ten neb omen, ga kasdtho
Dude utistSnlm ltpc. Boietech nc.
nnlcyne w ochranec v iddntm
Krnsina diyajc SO Y d%fevanon
podlahn, opakoval VI mnichovn
red sloyo IN slovcm.
A kdyl kanan uiichl, uikval
ma uem opst tak p~ronikavym o.
ken n zraky fcbolnikoyy i6kaly
Ease TAX nciistr mczi o~cazcnymi
|sianami, hlcdajice pfedmetu, ma
ntmz by molly spoeinonti n IN.
|kryti r~ozpncitost.
Ne dobrt imtno ave dccfi ami
liz, anil kdo iiny ncmnae yr6titi'
Ami ten tvfj opat, kdyby svlfkl
roucho klasterni''
"Ncsmi. Krusino - je no
SIT do smrti n jeste po smrti no
" mem do brobu ulozi."
"Ncsmi. Krusino, ncsmi!' o.
'patoval pc mnichovi najcmce. "a
I"Ale zc tcdy mohu zniciti skndce,
.jenz rodinne me- stisti rozdrtilY
= V tom zc mi, holohlavcc, pomd
.zcs q ze ~ nam to p~ovedc9"
krusina skocil po mnichovi, u
.chopiI JED IN ODE ramona, optt jim
zatfasl a Ease Sc mu podival zcela
tax bIizko do hnddfch, potmesi-
.lych o6i,
oar wi tedy lid, zc klasterske
roucho jc ma mem pokryvkou tela
mrzktho III uvidi Vas n klaster
.vas v cclf nahote, IS tebou. ~
mnichu, proc isl mi TO pov6del a
.cerva do prsou mgch zasadill Po-
So, bolohlaece, zde pod tn
bile kazajku! - IIryze mne to,
NJ dohryze."
Krusina vyrazil potion 2 klh-
sierra mn dvGr q dvorem X fccc na
.tele mn vyst6vaI ledoyf pot o ri
.cc Sc mu chv6ly jake olsc ma bfe-
.bu, $ iejichz hlav setfasl vitr snih
do prdudn.
Iena 81 no vsimla dobfc. iak
prchal y klastcra kolcm dvora pfi
fece q marnG IN MIN v%olaln.
kdc pax So liz stavel Krusina J
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

~ taleilsalye uhlak, 20
polar uilumll
.dncaeA plilml W sdetAl AZ
o,sa lio
-. "a kcfa stdsll ssillds'l
h. sAns, insili dohir, vi,
\ec ,el,." Vaacr,nl lerh'e.
Hmei "Msll hychcm ho tab,
iako nice TnkcySch malo
lDohfoyli A ~ odchari
VAIN Wilma Va hoicsosichh
isi j na pohihn yi,lela In.
phou, Ala a ylasy msla M
klfoshhgcue n 70 po vi w
ai,ah len kn pohorsen'
W ~ panabuha neboli po.
Ia take lcckde selka o phi toir
|svun dccru pomysliln
/ kyilicich So irsle diveli Y n
ludy sane odicli. kdyk NJ
|no zanikl kliukoi rulnitek ~
|,nSah Lon0m ma hrllrrh Ia,
easy. iOkycha mfi'i IN Via
Iovani Dobroviio ! pfedk0 ic'
Asc TAX brsy nikdy neyrnceji
vfidka zach6ziynii nnprosto.
20 tom kfiyohlayu 80 jim bn.
stJskati
edo vi, kdo Sc Y dadictvi Pc.
snovo nyni uvdie, Jiz V kru.
bylo jinak, Y Ilofesod
i takttz, proioic Y posledncj
dvofe vlddla Drslava. A kdc
n vl6dnc, ~ start fikali, tnk
o kdyz Sc mczi ptactvo zmijc
III.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

lrflN buhssFh WlhslAh hAH ""
ld,akfAir.
A pokaldt tab divine ,tcl ro
vidal ~ slo,hm ieho nemchla snI
potommsii pnss tAno II m PIT
Ihlad frkl, ably se rhranila rlfch
lMplAi q kd,hs - VA do MIA
Nv n%c,raiil, nby ma mel saromne'
Ia. A Vice u nefchi AMI sloya, cd.
Ih,hplv jcsis ryc.leiI nelli pred
~lrhyilkou uiec w. klasirm
vratnik Pork piIsil 80 ud'Ae'
lnyrh ,yhn k%rnsiuovsrh kdya
mu clcyftl Naiemnik AMI po
lgdraveni dnea medal
"kam kfuAino, - lam' Opat
lodeiel easns = rama = v~oiislavem
ID sohthrdem krali na pohfeb
"Nrpi6m se 20 nsml' odsekl
IKrusina u jcsis prndtim krokcm
hnal ~ X celli Kananovs,
q" toho 10 Nplciaii do syyeh
sitil - Dosinl isi Ne do dobrSch
rukou. Potfcbuii ~, abys jim po.
mohl iinak by 81 u nevfimali. "A
al jim pomdlcs. ncvsimnou 81 IL
opaine. Ale poiom9" starry vrhi'
mix zavzdychl Vi y hluboka, odescl
do svd iizby n pfiloiil do krbu by
mn oktnko rozmrzlo
"vsak u, opaie, biskup do III.
Ina = kfizcm nndarmo ncposlnl.
Cht6li So IL zbayiti, n " nezbn'
vii. proio kuii pixie IA z6dy u
Ity se Jim sotya ubrdnis. : Vrail
slavem padla ! tvd zastita, po
vidal pro scbc starry fr6tcr pfiha
znic kns loucc za kuscm do krbu,
"Alc kdyby musil jiti Bozctfch,
phidn \ MIN. Cd tech latinlkd
ncvzal bych do>nsi ami sousia'
Budn se radt.ii ziviti zaludy. Je
jich V nasem klastefc nekolik, jiz
zrovnn = b6sy isou We spolkn a
mczi temi nekolika jsou ri, JIM
neyefim. ami 90 Sc modliyajL
Jak pravim, opatc, zbyvh ii jcn
Bhh u ten TAX dalcko a TAX Wy
Isok0l"
"Pfichazis mi, Krusino, prhyt
who'd vsak bych 81 byl k tobt
dnes dosel sam" oslovil bratr
Kanan pfichoziho kmeta a Wild
Inc se pousmhl, "Jak Sc ida, w
spal isl Sc dncs nedobfe.'
"Ba prdvt, Re nedobfe, otte,'
zahovofil kmet t%lumenym hlasem.
"chtcl jscm 81 promluviti 8 opa.
tenn. Stesti pro mne ! pro neho,
he odcicl; dncs IN sebc nestojim.
6ekl bych mu do OBI, 60 proti
menu mdm,'
"Jsi, bracbu, prchlec a mnsls
se mirniii. Takhle bys inni so
be, ami nam ncposlouail leda &c
by IL pohnul k cndafi.'
"Cis pravdu nemhivilY PRAY
dn, myslim, ae miize kazdS ysu-
de zfejmt fici."
"Bohuzcl, brachu, 10 ncmtizc
vclmi caste. - Wy kmeti mezi sc.
bou ano; ale zkus 10 a fekni COS
ncmileho do OF panu a nyidis,
jak ii IN tn pravdu zaplati q
mym sIovhm ncy6fis9 - Never 81
ltedy, ze chodiyd k yam do dvora
n ze ii dceru omamil. ! Stracho.
TIA vi ...."
"Ani slova dale, mnichu; Size
III 1sta ma yeky uzamknu!' "a
voIaI hrozivf kmet a zachytil 81
blayu obtma rukama, jake by Sc
% nj bal, zc povoli.
"Radko, NH DrahG dite
met" zab1doyal Krusina. "Proto
wi IL otec yycboyal, protozc u ma.
tka porodiIa, abys &c, AZ dorostes,
staIa ncyfstkoug Vidfl-Ii .jej s
Infg Ptam Sc IL naposled; nevy.
Ihybcj sc zrakhm mym n zfejme
nyni mluv!" boufil kmet, uchopil
IfehoInika "a ramona, zatfasl Jim
% TAX zccla bIizko podfval sc do
hn1dycb Oh jeho, JET nejiste Wy.
lhltdaIy Ne spoda nazloutIeho faso-
vi a ustrascnt ttkaIy kolem po
|jizbt.
"NMyslfs, kmctc, Ne bycb &c cd.
VAIL drzym jazykcm jeho 6est q
|dobrou povest dcery TIVE pokale.
liz Domnivas se, ze. bych sc nebhl,
sby mnc Bhb okamzite "a lez q
|kfive nafknuti p~otrestalg Never
mi nenutfm IL. Ale AZ jednon
u. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-23
LOCALS OPEN
IN PORTLAND
TODAY

Seattle had a day off with the
Shriners In Portland yesterday. while
waiting for the Beavers TO arrive
for their contest. The first game Of
the Portland-Seattle series win get
under way today. and a large crowd
Is expected. Extra accommodations
have been made in the Portland park
to handle n large crowd. as these
Coast league games will be a feat
ure Of the Shriners week.
Oakland pulled a sleeper on the
400 clubs when they marched into
sixth place as n result Of n win over
Los Angeles. Seattle has .0ls points
standing between her and removal
from the cellar. which she has oceu-
pied for all the season.
Woodward. the former st. Louis
Card twirler, viii probably start to-
days game for Seattle. Seattle will
open on the home lot next Monday.
June 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-23
IT'S NO
LONGER
"CHINESE"

NEW YORK. June 25.-It used to
- the well known Chinese puzzle
fhaS Was hard 70 solve. II used TO
- : hard task that was allotted to
- equally well known philadelphia
nWy9." But the king OF all hard
gpesses b the French puzzle facing
~ American fight fans. As EN-
bodied 10 Francois Descamps and
Georges Carpenter. the French puz-
ne u . baff1er orm"B" to "R."
since their arrival In the United
states to add Jack Dempsey TO their
list Of victims. both Frenehmen
have made so many contradictory
skntements that they have almost
ceased to be considered
Out OF charity and good sports
uaanship Americans are believing
that thru unfarnllinrity with the
English language the European
champion and his manager didn't
know what they were saying when
tAey voiced that frequent-"We will
dght any time"
While the worlds champion was
awaiting trial. the fans bore with
Carpenter and considered his In
vasion of the studio. the stage and
the circus ring as legitimate field
for recouping a lost fortune, But
now there's no excuse for "Carpy"
not fighting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-23
EXPECT BURKE
TO RISE IN
RING GAME

A boy by the name OF Martin
Burke II going 10 answer the gong
in n good many rings in the future.
He Is from New Orleans. where the
blood flows warm. Fled Digby
picked him up back in 1919 when he
was all arms and legs--an Se-pound
stripping OF kid. Fred thinks
Martyrs future Ia going to be pretty
bright. He says:
Burke Is unusually cool and col.
lectcd under fire. and smart enough
ring smart, mcan--to do the right
thing at the proper time. He In a
wonderful defensive fighter. Jack
Dempsey and he are great friends.
What he needs now is IS pounds
moro OF weight. He's fast for his
weight. and ought TO carry more
weight. There is 30 much Irish in
him that he is just a happy-go.luclky
boy now. He looks like F1tzsimmons
must have looked In his boyhood
days. They call him Red-The Irish
B'yc-around New Orleans"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-23

At i:--NooN
nedii Well and Ruth Marcuse vs., Blanche
WtekiAnd and partnsr
Gertrude sehreinrr and Mrs Dragdon vs.
Mira FVssrson and partner
Harriet Franklin and Katherine He'll Va.
ThemA Wolff and ELLEN hAekland
At n. NJ.
Marion vs. Halls
Richards vs Moves
Hesketh vs.. Noung
Nurr Va Jordan
GriEws ~ I1venroos
acho~afeidt We, Eckman
". Soiian Va Packer
At ] n. "
Arnold va. Bailey
Gleason vs.. Hyers
Foy~ va Loo
McEivain va Matthews
Punch va Mccullough
jefferson vs. Ripley
Wilson Va Barker
ATsr. NJ.
ponahus w. S~x.i
SHEPPARD Va Carpenter
Williams w. Remo.
5lL.&sA Aad SHEPPARD va Har, ard lit
ps.isy and Richard. ". Pope and Packer
Baum aHd GrfEkz va Nerbom ast Soyss
AT y. VI.
Russell rAvake va Miller
Jean Oldham Va Baxter
Seid~r "a watson
Maefnnis W. CARR.
Foley Va Sorbom
AT Q r. VI.
Eosiowskt vs.. fi-Cs
Henson va Bausrn
Stevens vs.. Wander Las
Ruffcorn W. TBckett
Hsrdy Va. Miller
Disiey Va. banter
Brown Van stone
LAserstrom va seg.l
Wilbur Va sexei
Vida Robinson va Dorothy little
Helen Lowe and Grace Lowe va Mra
Foster and Mrs Ferris
ATT y. N.
waller ana Wander Las Va white and
ponahos
Johnson and Bauer Va white and p.a-
tells
toe and Sssr "a Koslovsfi and Carrie
Oldham and Ruffeora va Ssidsr and
yayier
Putnam and Taomp-oa Va L.vsi. and
Davis
Wander Las and Bsekiand v. Foley and
Miller
Benson ard Van s,ons va Williams and
kaiback
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-23
SONTAC
MAY GET
MIX WITH
O'DOWD

If Val Sbnug In successful in his
bout with Army WEIGH. OF Bremen.
ton. at tho Arena. Friday night.
chances are that he will be billed 20
meet Mike oDowd. former worlds
champion middloweigit. here soon.
O'Dowd II In Portland at present.
and In expected 10 sign for a bout In
Seattle shortly. sontag has been go
ing good for the last few months. and
should put up IA good match against
tho former champion. II he weathers
the storm Friday night. Army
WEIGH. the Bremerton middleweight.
has been billed 10 fight in Seattle
several times. but has never been
seen In actual fighting by the local
ring fans. Sontag has "A way OF his
own OF slowing away the boys from
the navy yard city. which was dem
onstrated by him in his fight with
Jimmy Randeau here. a couple OF
weeks ago.
Johnny Mccarthy. Pacific coast
wehcr champ. will arrive here Thurs.
day afternoon for his bout with
Travio Davis. the Everett miller.
Davis In former Coast weiter
champ himself lie won tho title
when no beat Jake Abel. Billy
Wright won the title from Davis
shortly after that. Davis IN training
for tho match In the Northwest Ath.
lotic clubs gym. and Is showing a
lot OF speed and form. lie is anxious
TO win the title back. but will find a
tough customer In Mccarthy.
Some OF the dopeKterE have II that
the trip South may have the same ef
feet on Mccarthy as the trip did for
Morrio Luz. but Mccarthy has been
fighting while away, while Luz wa
back ON a visit 10 the old home town
Joe wopp. tho waiiy Reid u the
local ring. Ii matched with a man
srom the Philippines named Zuzu. II
he's as wild an his name. Wopr
should be in for large evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-23

Rainier Heights and Tailored
Ready win furnish tho feature bill
In Star League baseball next Sun.
day. Neither team has lost a
game. and a lose by the colthiers
win mean possible elimination from
the championship race. A win by
the clothiers will make three
team tc-up for the lead in League
No. Two. Felix club and Tailored
Ready have both lost one game.
Should Rainier Heights win the
feature contest. their chances OF
getting into the championship finals
arc good. Patriceili will oppose
Don Hunter on the mound In the
game. The game will he played at
Columbia field.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-23

october. and then released 10 saera
mento, who IN turn sent him bach
February 10 90 Boston. And ali thii
time he never put on a uniform.
lie then had a tryout with ihs
Rcd 5or In 1871. sent TO Provi
dcnee. then back 10 Dallas In 1917
he went 10 the Cards. Montreal IN
1914. then TO Cincinnati In 1914 and
10 Indianapolis In isieif. His next
trip was 10 the coast with Salt Lake
and this year finds him again with
his firrt love-Dallas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-23
DEL HOWA ARD

Sam Agnew y given credit Of beins
the yenriloauist OF the Pacific Coast
league clubs. Sam II also credited
with being tho best receiver In the
circuit Del Howard. manager OF the
Oakland club. gives Sam this euiogy.
"why. yea o~a hear Agn~w .hsst-
Ing encouragement 20 HE pitchers
ard TEAMMATES all daring the game
10 d~esnt make any diff~rvaes
whether he !. catching. sisfinG 90 the
bench cr working on the essShinx
fins~. Agnew'ss voice esn b~ h~s~ri
above all .fhers. lie is . wonderful
man To have on . hall riuh. ue
makes ~. fellow player haste With
him. lie lends them condolences Nov
doe. the s~e~e make sny difference
With him His team can be a~sy be-
HAD and SAn sfiii has the same aid
spirit. I Wish . whole flock Of play
~rs like Axnsw ~oaid ~eme into the
Ce~st league lie is . credit to the
game"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-23

~ r. Pope. Of the University OF
Washington. defeated Eugene White
- . well played match by SO. 90
count.
Henry Nolan and young Dyer
played until the moon came out. and
Nolan was finally declared winner.
after three sets. by 81. 50, 90
count
Stevens and Burr had little ,rou.
~ defeating Marion and Marion In
ebs only doubles event OF the day. 6'i.
60 Marion and Marion. who are
3ust youngsters at the net sarne. put
up . good fight against their oppo-
nsnts. but the superior speed q the
winners proved their undosng.
Rita Meyer won her first singles
match In tho women's singles. defeat
nag Theima Wolff. 81. 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-23
WHY JOIN THE NAVY?
HERE'S REAL TRAVELLER

He isn't tho best pitcher In the
world. but he claims a record tina,
few can oquai-globstr otting.
Jean Dale l. the bird we arc talk
lnE about. lie first bcbbed up at
Dallas In 1910. the Texas League
club then being managed by Joe
Gardner.
Between tho close OF the season
and tho next. h. belonged TO enough
clubs 20 do . player a lifetime. lie
was drafted by tho Red Sox and
passed 10 the Cleveland Indians In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-23
DAVE ROBERTSON

There are reasons to believe thai
Dave Robertson. one-time Giant and
now with the Cubs. has been n vic
tim OF too much management. III
was always rated as a potential .35f
hitter. but only once in his career did
he surpass 300. Finally he broke
with McGraw and last year started
anew with Chicago. Dave says
~ suppose the public thinks Nc
Grnw has treated me with forb~ar-
apce. Ny main complaint with Mo
Graw WIS and L. that he tries to
handle everyipo alike. II IL q syp-
TEN that will never develop n star.
My baseball career mp to date has
been . disappointment 10 every ono,
most Of all tn myself. 4 am quite
certain that J could have developed
Into q .25o hitter N let alone. I pre-
fer To make infield hits. for an infeid
hit gets the infieid up In tho air
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-23
CAN SEE
BALL NOW,
SAYS MAC

They are polling 'em out in big
league parks as never before. Games
abound In extra base hits day after
day. II has been suggested that the
rabbit ball" may be In use. hut Fred
McMuliin, close observer of tho game.
doesn't think no. He says:
The boys arc hitting harder be
cause they can see tho ball IL used
TO be that by the time n pitcher had
thrown once or twice the ball was
black as mud. Dirt. licorice. tobac.
co Juice. rcAin and other things made
II so you could scarcely sce II when
a speedy huricr was working aRains,
you. Now you can sec the fast balls
and unless a pitcher has lot OF stuff
on his fast one he has TO fool you
with n curve and good curve pitchers
are scarce"
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u. S. NET
HOPES REST
WITH TWO

WIMBLEDON. Eng. June "a
United Presst-America's. hope for
victory IN the British national tennis
championship reposes on the Shout
ders Of William r. Tildcn and
Richard Norris williams.
The unexpected elimination OF the
American champion. william NJ.
Johnston. yesterday. placed the bur
den on two Americans who had been
considered second and third cholees
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CHICK FEWsTER

While IL was feared that Chick
Fcwster's career as n ball player
would be upset by being hit with th'
bean ball" the promising innoldcr
of tho Yankees is certain 1t won't
He IL out Of the hospital now and q
regular patron at the ball park ir
Baltimore. where he II convalescing
Chick figures II this way;
1T will never happen again. ! wss
uniueky. hat I will not he afraid.
when the curves come looping mp
will be stepping right In tn mot
th~su. IS I used Tn do. baseball is
my living. and nothing like an seri-
dent IL going tn make me quit. Z
want to get going again and. most Of
all. I want TO help the Yankees win
. pennsnt."
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TO TEACH
FOOTBALL
IN CLASSES

Football In a progressive sport lilS
any other. thinks Coach John w
Wilcc OF Ohio State. wilce will tcacl
a class In football at Columbia uni
vcrsity this summer. He says:
I'VE are gradually working int .
specialized coaching system. The old
one-msn coaching system IL going
by tho toarvis and IL being replaced
by ccrp~ of mcu. zach . spe-
ciaii.t In his particular branch cf
football science. In some schools like
Harvard . dozen men arc employed.
Tho Chicago game h the oatstand-
ing polnt Of Ohio states 1870 sched-
ui~. We have b~op trying 10 get that
game for five ycars. Coach stage has
institled such n fine sportsmanship
into Chicago students that b will AL
ways IL an attractive game"
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PROF. WENDELL.

While golf has bsen generally an
cepted as a grand old game. yet 4
remains for Prof. c. w. Mendeli o
Yale TO eulogixo tho Scottish pastim'
In an unusual manner. He says:
THE call for golf candidate. shaaId
bring cut every man who knows .
puttsr from . driver and hasn't .
brss.- bound slihi. Golf. like tennis.
offer~ more than the contest BE-
tween Harvard OF Princeton. and
more the chance to win distinction
In college sport. II gises pea the
b~~t possible start In . xsme yea
will he playing with the fresh hope
Of beating Col. BeGey" ~hen you
are 40 year. Old. n is . lifelong
friend--s Eame. an exercise. recrea-
tiont In short, an all-sroupd sport"
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Dave Bancroft has played five sea
sons for the Phillies. lie is regarded
as tho greatest defensive shortstop
now In the game. This spring Dave
played In rs games before making
an error. accepting 1875 chances. He
In $50 hitter and heady player at
all times. McGraw believes that with
Bancroft playing shoriHtop for the
Giants the team will take on a new
lease In spirit The Fletcher. Ban
croft swap may only be the first OF
a move on the part OF Muggsy 10 re-
build a faltsring ball club. Bancroft
ls IS years old.
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ED BARROW

Ed Barrow. manager OF the IN,
Red Son. likes his oiu
fAiriy we'll Read what he say
about the American league race;
The white Sox look better To
mr. than Cleveland or Detroit. I
don't sce any other club unie~s
Il is my own R~d Sox. II Cicot
te can continue his pace tho
White Sox will win"
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WRIGHT MAY
FIGHT FOR
SCOTT FUND

Plans arc rounding into form for
the Star-Scott smoker 70 be held at
Liberty Park, June 30. The pro-
ceeds OF the smoker will 20 10 the
widow OF the late Deputy Sheriff
Scott, who was killed In action while
on duty in a fight with bandits.
The fighters who compete In this
smoker will be payed for their serv.
ices. so the fans will not sec any
sparring matches. Lonnie Austin
Nate Druximan, Clay Hite and Dan
Salt are lining up the bouts.
The probable main event win be
between Billy Wright, former Coast
welter champion, and the winner OF
the DavisMcCarthy fight Friday nj
the Arena. Wright is anxious TO re.
gain his title again. which he lost 10
Morrie Lux during the winter. and
the fight would be a regular battle