The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-14
.ROTARIANS SELECT
BASEBALL TEAM
Plenty of Talent When
They Line Up Against
the kiwanians

There VIII he no missing links when
the Rotarians and KiwAnlans clash
In their first baseball game to be held
early In September. the exact date to
he named later. There will be an
abundance Of fieiders. slab artists,
sacrifice hittcrs. strike out batters.
base snalers aud pinch hitters on
each side.
going to put ON a real game. The
most up-to-date baseball diamond In
Albuquerque IL To he securcd-thc
Rnrr.as grounds. where Albuquerque's
best aud scmi-prOfesaiona, games are
held. The Rotarlans, through their
captain Arthur Pruge' were making
plans today to rent or borrow the
suits belonging to the Aus. II Is
c,aimrd by some tina the suits may
be a little tight ut Tor some Of the
! heavy weights who are expected to
he In she lineup, but what's h diff
ference.
The Rotarians are strong on pitch
ors. They have at east half "A dozen.
including A.. b. McMilen. Charles
Barber, Carl Magee. City Manager
Giadding. Arthur Prayer aud Charles
Lcmbke. Dave Rosenwald II being
counted on as tho Rotarians mainstay
In the Quilted. He In being counted
ON also to steal bases When his slide
In ut bat. Joe Ooodeu IL to be the
Rotarians right fielder.
skinner NJ Second
Janl'g SKI M Is stated tq run
around the second sack and &c as
sisted by Charles white ut shortstop.
Kenneth BaldrldEe IL to play third
hasn for the Rotarians and DIR. j. X.
Van Alta will be on first. He In to
make a survey OF the players Just
before the game starts and make a
report to the captain as to their
physical illness and endurance. He
will order rub own when he deems
1t necessary to take the kinks out of
The muscleH OF the players.
Lester Cooper. who won fame M
n catcher when he went to the local
hich school. In to do the receiving
behind the bat. This via complete
the lineup for the Rotaarians with
the exception NJ one fielder. The
club II not worrying bot the one
fielder however, ~ II has n large sup
ply OF material to select from.
Substitutes viii be the middle name
Of each club. There will he one on
hand for nearly every position after
each inning II necessary.
As far AZ lineup is concerned III,
Rotarians have the edge" on tn,
Kiwanlans. The latter ave "a iisi
OF players but their positions have
not nttn NtAtfTnlnt0s ANlpnk inpA'
decided upon for the iine-up are Jerrc
Haggard. Dr. &. A. Eller. Il. y. Buele,
Jemcs W. Lcech. 4. y. H~ebenstreit
Dr. VI. NJ. Bowers and the Rev. A
l.. Bowman. pastor OF the South Me-
thodist church. The latter is said t.
be u high class catcher having
played on a college team for severn
years. He In to be n OF the main
spokcsmen OF the team.
Hssbcnstrcit on slab
MIR. Hebens,reit former city man.
ager may be sent to pitch for tho
K%iwanians. This is to he the cuss
especially II IL said Il city Manager
G.adding does any slab work for III,
Rotary club. DIR. NJ. X. Wylder II
plotting the preparations Of the
kiwanians until he finds IA captain
Captain Pruger sale today that hi
would endeavor to secure Commits
sioner Thomas Hughes as n OF the
umpires. II Mr.. Magee doesn't show
up we'll as "a pitcher he raid. he may
also be sent In to umpire.
The game II to be featured with
n side attraction. MIR. Barber. presl
dent Of the Rotary club. In to lssu.
"A CHALLENGE to race all the fat NOR
OF the Kiwanls club. The fat man.
race IL to be held some time durinl
the game.
The present plan according to thos'
I'm charge Is to have "A parade Of al
Klw7anians and Rotarians through tn
downtown streets Just prior to TN
game which is to begin at 2:3t
O'Clock. Al Kiwanians and Rotar
ians are to be asked To close thell
places Of business during the after
noon 81 the DAY may he made u com
plete 'Rotary-kiwanis" day. Al
money IL to go for the benefit Of tn,
Boy Scouts.
Hair nets made of spi1er-web silk