The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-07-22

these two prizc beauties will probably
have to be Withdrawn from the ac,
tive stage Of the dope sheet as tho
claale-rockers of the above mslESicsi-
cd households arc up in arms against
the publicity that has bean thrust up
en- the actions of these two new-eon4-
ers. In the event the above avertuai-
ity is thrust upon the Dopist and yoI
readers CT this column miss these two
gents, you viii know where to place
The blame.
The faithful were rewarded by sec
ing the Burnley Cubs win from Morris
town in Wednesdays contest This
game was very interesting from q
spectators standpoint and wound up
with the score close enough to salts
~ any enc looking for thrills
Greeneville should have won this
game as she had more earned runs
than Morristown, . however, several
scores were contributed to both sides
by errors. The attendance was. good
and the crowd went away happy
-:
This morning when the fire alarm
sounded we were lying on our
| downy couch, wide awake. We had
lust had the pleasure "a few minutes
before the alarm was sounded of 2n+
| swering our telephone, one Of our
| exquisite night enjoyments; but as
the call was justified, we did not 81.
low ourselves to be put out. No
doubt you can guess who was calling
but for fear some of you might not
| am going to tell. this once. 1t
seems that Eddie King, our right
gardner, who had been tossing around
all night in an endeayor to WOO NOR
pheus, could stand it no longer, and
called me up to eXplair - II was
that that fly ball got av az feanl I'm.
We hardly understand i'v lie
should have called US nj y ms
to think that we wiel% or u
| fuence in certain seq ftN. aitH
and he implored us As '''e sim
ance of the Done sh Y? a BIN
in good again. Yor~ oyr~ as 2l'
tight, Eddie; we hev s-,N real
ball PLAYERS miss N~ ~ times,
and anybody that IDS NJ against
| YOU is not worth q h-To' an.l the com
| fortinp influence cta~ anv
wav, We hone ~ '.-'9~ Of the
| nights rest will ~ 9frcF Eldia IN
his playing toda,
High and Haads3M as robbed Of
what seemed g ecolcbiug hit by the
visiting catcher calieg i a foul. We
do not questio nh a sion, but il
certainly looked gcca % US. Any
way, High, you are 'aaa all right in
more ways t ON, Nfhilc we can't
agree with Il IN IN alling Of that
beautiful stliold rod s,4irt a pink che
we viii say that the color combina
ton was extremely good ind elbows
chat you are a naY Of exceptional
taste. If you we o launch out VIC
earnestly believe : at your ability as
ball p aver wou,d be eclipsed by
'our enG ayocs 9th r directions
Do YOU - us. andscme? If not
ask the twins, they are burning up
the trail.
The Dopiat, il his young ,fe, has
IN nee thsD 3la occasion assayed
The ste of ffanire, He still lives
strange to relate, but attributes hi.
being with you today to the lucky
st HE. What we are getting
as'ie - M. a base ball ganegis b
ID d. aabsiaicn to handlp; it is alb
sou .ssly iran ssible to please all par
les co5c Z d; no two paople can sec
the same thing exactly alike. If you
doubt this statement, atterd our Cir.
cult Court some time and, hear some
of our best citizens swear directly
opposite over the same event. WI
Snow that there are only two kinds
If Umpires- honest and dishonest
As long as we feel satisfied chat the>l
Umpirc will call the game as he hon.
sstly sees it, we should be satisfied
The trouble is that in our enthusiasm
we are led off into partisanohip. b.
good sports, and remember that on,
Umpire is clly a human being, we'll
developed from his ears down; mar
DEVELOPED from his ears up, of course
would not act as Umpire.