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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-18
SUNDAY LEAGUE TEAMS.

There will be a number of Sunday
league teams this season, and at the
Wednesday night meeting representa-
tives Of the following firms were pres
ent to toss their hats in the ring.
Plough Chemical company, Chero-
Cola company, II. Wetter Manufactur-
ing company. Knights of Columbus,
american Railway Express. John A.
Denies, North Memphis Z Bakery, Y.
There will be other teams to come
IN the Sunday leagues, according to
Director Hack
The Boy Scouts had representa-
tive at the meeting, who stated that
the scouts planned to have an eight
club league to play ball week days
after school. go
The printers and pressmen are also
TO form league of four or six clubs.
and will organize as soon as they have
had time to go over the situation and
see how many players and back ers
there will be available The printers
and pressmen have been invited to at
tend the next Tuesday night meeting
OF the M. A. A, and outline their plans
to Director Hack and the assembled
baseball boosters.
There will also be several bank
teams represented in the M. A. A. this
year.
The next Tuesday night meeting is
Ior the purpose of getting a line on
players that will be available and TO
FORM leagues. Every fan, player, back
err and anyone interested lin the well
fare of the Memphis Associated ANA
tours is invited to attend the next
Thursday night meeting, for it will be
important and much work done toward
geitng the house Of the NJ. A. A. in
order Tor the ushering in of 1920 base
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-18
IF BACK HURTS
BEGIN ON SAL Is
Flush Your Kidneys Occasion
ally If You Eat Meat
Regularly.

No man or woman who eats meat
regularly can make a mistake by flush
ing the kidneys occasionally, says a
well-known authority. Meat forms uric
acid which clogs the kidney pores so
they sluggishly filter or strain only part
of the waste and poisons from the blood
then you get sick. Nearly all rheuma
tism, headaches, liver trouble, nervous
ness, constipation dizziness, sleepless-
ness, bladder disorders come from slug
gish kidneys.
The moment you feel a dun ache in
the kidneys or your back hurts, or if the
urine Is cloudy, offensive, full of sedi-
ment, irregular of passage or attended
by sensation of sealding, get about
four ounces of Jad Salts from any re-
liable pharmacy and take tablespoon
full in a glass of water before breakfast
for a few days and your kidneys viii
then act fine. This famous salts is
made from the acid of grapes and lemon
juice, combined with lithia and has be !. !;
used for generations TO flush clngeed
kidneys and stimulate them to activity.
also to neutralise the acids in urine SO
1t no longer causes irritation, thus end
ing bladder disorders
Jad Salts is inexpensive and cannot
injure; makes a delightful efferseseeht
lithia water drink which all regular
meat eaters should take now and then
ito keep the kidneys clean and the blood
pure, thereby avoiding serious kidney
'ohtphcalol'S adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-18
ON SOLID FOUNDATION.

The Associated Amateurs start out
ms year on the most solid foundation
that they have ever known. For many
years a lack of funds has kept the as
ISOLATION from carrying on certain i'm
proVements, the most needed of which
was a grandstand at Loeb's field ca
pable Of seating the enormous crowds
that witness the various baseball games
at these grounds, However, this has
been overcome by the amateur Off
Gals, who have expended many hun
dredss of dollars during the past winter.
which. was allotted by the recreation
commission for portable seats at Ioeb's
field and at other fields.
This season will find Loeb's field
with plenty of available seating facili-
ties to seat all those who witness the
games. At Hodges the field win have
complete overhauling and one of the
fastest amateur baseball diamonds in
the South will be available. The grand
stand will receive some needed atten-
ton, while the fence win be replaced
where 1t suffered from a slight blaze
the past winter
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-18
TAD,S TID-B[TS

vampire. She is an adventures, and
separates fools from their money. The
umpire leads an adventurous life. II. IL
true, but he doesn't get any more
money out of the game than Is coming
to him 7
When news reporter is assigned TO
get an interview he is instructed not
10 take No for an answer; but when
news film photographer goes after
anything the more negatives he gets the
better. Wv
IT'S a long time between drinks"
has been superseded by IT'S a long
distance between smiles All the way
70 cuba, Mexico or Bimni, in the south
or to Montreal in the north.
Besides, 'smiles" is a word that has
fun mile between the first letter
ard the last
The price one has to pay for furs
nowadays makes trapping seem to be
what II really is-another skin game.
A French scientist says we are shorter
when standing than when lying. That's
equivalent to saying we do some tan
lying, But then we lie often when We
are short" too lie says also we are
taller in the morning than in the even
ing That's easily accounted for. When
we wake up We stretch ourselves
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-18
BOWIE MAY Be PUT
OUT Of BUSINESS
Legislature Must Pass Pend
ing Bill to Create Racing
Commission.

ANNAPOLIS. Md, March 1S.--The
court of appeals rendered decision
yesterday, putting the Bowie racetrack
out OF business unless the legislature
passes the pending bill to create a rae
ing commission for Prince Georges
county, and the meet scheduled forNthe
first week in April can not be held.
This Is the second decision OF the
court against the Bowie track In the
first case the court held that the Law
did not permit betting on the races in
Prince Georges county. Just prior TO
the meet last November the racetrnck
owners secured an Injunction from
Judge Camalier to restrain the states
attorney and sheriff from interfering
with the betting,
The lower court denied the motion OF
the states attorney to dissolve the in
junction and the case was taken to the
court Of appeals
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-18
CANAvAN's ARRIVAL.

Hughia Canavan was a welcome ar
rival at the Russwood camp Wednes-
day afternoon, and no didn't wait TO be
told, but hunted up his uniform, re-
moved the mothbana and climbed into
II. He lohhed the ball around the lot
and pitched 10 the batters awhile, and
then INDUCED In a batting bee himself,
In addition to that. Hughie was In tho
middle OF fast pepper game the ath-
lntes staged after the regular day $
work WITS over
Caravan came to town weighing Sow
erNl more pounds than when he left
Memphis last fall He says he is In
gand condition. and that he expects to
pitch n better brand Of ball than he
did last year, Caravan had poor
team behind him last season and still
managed 10 show quite a large amount
Of hurting class. and with good ag-
RreRatlon with him this season he
should be able TO hang w an enviahlo
pitching record.
Caravan IL willing and conscientious
worker and Manager McCloskey expects
him to he one Of the foremost left
handlers IN the league this season,
The Chicks have taken Tom Blodgett
at his word and have about abandoned
hope of tho Tribe left-hauder renorting
Tom IL running for sheriff 10 Marshall
county, Kansas, and says he is sure to
win However. II he fails to bring
home the bacon he may change his
mind about baseball and then decide
10 report TO Memoirs
Chick fans, while not wishing Tom
any hard luck, wouldn't mind Seeing
his opponent for the office whoever he
may be, land the plure. for that would
mean that Blodgett would come back
10 the Chicks. where he Is badly
needed
Last season after no returned from,
the army Ria1wptt remained uFpIln1
his home In Irving. Kan, and pitched
for the home team helping his fellow
townsmen knock Off their rivals, and
thereby becoming hero II was from
this popularity that he decided to toss
hts kelly into the ring and try the race
for sheriff So al the present Tom Is
m 70 ms shaggy eyebrows in his cam
painn
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-18
BarrOw'S Club Will Need Luck
to Finish in Fourth Place,
VeiOCk ThinkS-LoSs Of
Stars Leaves Team Crippled

NEW YORK. March Esd Barrow
and his Red Sox are going to make n
Ruth less" attack when the curtain
goes up on the American league pen
nant race In April But just how far
they viii get Is question.
As this article is being written the
bostonese--stripped OF most of the
great stars who made baseball history
OF Red Sox champions-present a per-
teetly formed question mark to |the
observer who attempts to peer into
their chances
The future OF the Barrowites is lust
as uncertain as the life of n bootleg
ger these days, Even the Boston ex-
perts admit that it Is impossible at
the present time TO say just how Bar
row may line up his athletes for the
opening game or what chance the Sox
have of upholding Boston traditions.
Consensus OF opinion among baseball
experts at large Us that Boston's pros
poets are dismal Having disposed of
such stars OF other days as Ruth,
Lewis, Leonard, Mays and Gardner,
PRESIDENT Frazee has only a shadow of
the once great Red Sox to put into the
pennant race this spring. And accord
ing TO Dame Rutnor Frazee may not
inject club into the race at all. The
Old Dame whispers that the club may
be sold before April l.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-18
Searching for a Babe.

3 Manager Barrows position as a
Baseball Columbus" in search of Ruths
and other popular species OF players
to plug up the thin places in the Bos-
ton lineup is certainly not enviable.
And FraZee either can not or will not
help out, Having cleaned up q hand
some profit in the Ruth and NAYS
deals. FraEee, 1t appears, is content
70 let the Sox struggle along as best
they can with a mediocre lineup. And
even though he tried to bolster his team
he would find the picking difficult, for
his brother magnates in both leagues
are clinging to all talent and turning
dear ears to pleas and offers for trades
and sales
The players who have assembled at
Hot Springs, Ark, in answer to Man
ager Barrow's call. will have TO fight
their way into the first division and
hold n place there, unless present indi-
cations are dead wrong.
The Boston infield with probably be
made up with Stuffy McInnis at first
base; Eddie Foster, the veteran ex-
Washington infielder, at second: Oscar
Wit, good fielder but uncertain bat
ter covering third, and Everett Scott
regular shortstop for several seasons
playing that position.
With Wally Schang threatening to
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-18
YALE PADDLERS WIN.

NEW HAVEN, Conn. March 1S-Two
intercollegiate records were made here
last night by Yale swimmers, who de-
feated Harvard in dual meet by a
score of - TO s. Edwin Binney, Jr.,
OF South Beach, Conn. broke the rec
ord for the 50-yard swiIa, hanging Nm
a mark of "a 3-5 seconds. The BluS
relay team bettcred its own record for
the 200-yard relay race by winning the
event In minute 394-5 seconds.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-18
Jimmy Wilde,
British Flyweight
Is Good Golfer

TOLEDO, O, March lS.-Iimmv
Wilde the English flyweight champion,
who proved his right to world. wide
supremacy over frankie Mason of Fort
Wayne, Ind, American aspirant for
the title in their i2-round bout here
last week, is a great lover OF golf
While putting on the finishing touehes
in his training here Jimmy said,
This bad weather has bothered me
lot and has prevented me getting in
the proper shape. | need more outside
exercise, like the long hikes and
love to play golf. Golf Is a great game
for conditioning and | always LOOK for
ward 70 chance TO get on the links
can courses"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-18
THE SIX DAY RACE.

Joe Folgcr, track manager of the six
day race, Is Just betting himself ragged
on this NEE He has two suits Of
clothes bet already that Goullet and
Magin beat The favoritcs. Egg and Mad
den Joe Is a great Goullet bug, Hen
take any old Kind of bet any old time
that GnMllot heats the world
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-18
THREE PROMINENT EVTRISN
= TRESgAIE RACES THIS SUMMER

Marie Patchen is a handsome six
year-old brown mare. standing fun ID
hands high sired by ]. ]. Patchen,
No. itS7O, and owned by julius Good
man She stepped a mile over the half
mile track az TayloTwlle, H., last sea
son Ia 2!l0A with a half IN l:Oi and
later on paced half in l:02ih, with a
quarter in 81 seconds. Last season was
her first In training and she WIS used
exclusively In matinee races, never los
ing n race.
Cherry Willis. 2:0sk, has the dis
unction Of being the smallest and the
most expensive animal owned in the
Driving club. She is by that greatest
OF all sires, Peter the Great. 2:O7Ib,
whose stud fee is $1,000. and was pur-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-18
CANADA GALS CHIRPs.

Someone has already said Wood was
presidential timber; but has anybody
asked whether or not the governor of
Illinois boom" Is loud 'un?
No. Gwendolyn. the man who acts as
arbiter Of the balls and strikes in
baseball game Is not called vampire"
but an umpire" You may think that
a vampire, being In one sense beat,
has something TO do with baseball But
no; you can see vampire on the NOV
ing picture screen-that is. a human
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-18

chased by Fontaine Martin from ]. l..
Dodge, Of Lexington. Ky. recently.
This mare Is now seven years old has
a race record of 2:09A. and a heat rec
ord Of 2:06h taken last season al Co
lumbus, o. She was also bang-up third
az the same place inc 2:O3L. Frank
Dutch Simons is getting her ready for
the races.
Alsck Penn, by William Penn. 2:O7X
is w II, Dryers hoppled hope for the
racing events the coming summer. This
big sidewheeler received practically all
his racing experience over the half
with mile in 2:14h over a two-lap
ring there. He is big, rugged geld
ing said to be able to 20 any number
OF heats and is being trained by Val
Rash.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-18
Buck HerzOg Able
To Get In Cubs
Lineup At Camp

CHICAGO. March 18.-Pennant hopes
for the Chicago Nationals assembled a
notch today when headquarters here
received reports that Buck Herzog
veteran second baseman. had perform
ed creditably in a practice game yes
terday at Los Angeles. Herzog played
in a new steel harness because of a
hernia suffered since the Cubs started
spring training at Pasadena. Cal
Upon his showing in yesterdays prac-
tice session it had been announced
depended whether Herzog Immediately
underwent an operation or attempted
to"play through the season strapped in
the truss
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-18
HYATT MAY BE LOST.

The Chicks have not given up hope
OF landing Ham Hyatt the fence
buster for the Tribe, but the chances
Of getting Ilambone are fast dwindllng.
Ham wants 10 come 10 Memphis and
says he doesn't want 10 play with To-
ledO. where he now liz and which club
owns him But getting Ham out Of
tho American association is where the
rub comes
Ham Is good first haseman and
good outfielder and best Of an he is
q terror 70 opposing pitchers. while
in the Southern he used TO knock the
cover off the ball and the fences down
nearly every day. Hen come high
even IL the Chicks can get him but
he'll be worth the price
The Toledo club Is willing TO sell Ham
10 Memphis, hut has discovered that
they can't get waivers on him, and
that there are three clubs IN the
American association who stand ready
to claim Ham via the waiver route any
time waivers are asked. President
Roger Bresnahan felt around to see
how the land was laying and discover
ed that Ham was very much ia de-
mand.
SO that's the situation. and unless
some wires are pulled and courtesy
waivers are granted by the other three
clubs in the association on Hyatt the
Chicks viii not get him. II so. then
eYerything's pretty.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-18
'----------------
BASKETBALL STARTS.

CHICAGO, March 1S.-Play in the
second annual interscholastic basket
bah tournament held by the University
OF Chicago began here today with 80
teams from II states entered Invita-
tions were limited TO winners of sec
tional meets and some of the best high
school teams of the Middle West were
represented.
Coushatta high school of Shreveport,
La, opposed Kalamazoo, Mich. in the
opening This morning Elimination
contests will continue until Saturday
night when the finals will be nlaved
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-18
WESTERN LEAGUE
BARS THE SPLITTER

the lead Of the major leagues and most
of the minors the Western association
of baseball clubs at meeting here re-
Gently put the "spitf BALI and other
freak deliveries under ban. The league
schedule of 14o games opens April %,
with Fort Smith at Pawhuska, Spring
field at Drumright, Henryetta at Ok
mulgee and Enid at Chickasha.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-18
HANLoN STOPS WAUGH.

FORT WORTH, Tex, March 49,
Jimmy Hanlon, of Chicago, scored
technical knockout over Bobby Waugh,
of Fort Worth. here last night. The
bout was stopped in the twelfth and
last round. Waugh had the better of
the first seven rounds and Hanlon the
last five,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-18
WOMEN PADDLERS
MEET IN MATCH

DETROIT. Mich. March IS -Thrcc q
ime'ica's Aest-knowH women sWisn-
mers will meet In "A special Ai0-yard
free-style match here March ~ The
contestants are Charlotte Boyle and
Ethelda Bleibtrey. Of New York and
Mrs Frances Cowels Schroth. Of San
Frarcisco. Tho worlds record for the
three quarters Of mile is now held
jointly ny the two New York girls.
Several other events will be arranged
20 i'm ont a program arranged mainly
as IN exhibition OF the prowess of the
three stars who are en- route TO Homo
lulu 20 compete In an annual outdoor
carnival there.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-18
HIS GREATEST FIGHTER.

Frank Stevens, who has more peanuts
than Rockefeller has ntckels, viii uos
hear any 90. !lsyAtrr named ss a mar
vel until he first hears Ketehel's mon
ECKER pulled
Crank thinks that kctchel was the
hravcst. the toughest, the best looking,
the most dangerous the most lovable,
the The the-the--oh everythingl
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-18
EXHIBITION
BAS BALL

At Pharr. Tex R.H.E.
st. Louis Nationals ...,.... q 10 l
Philadelphia Americans .... STA O
Sherdel and Clemens, Dilhoefer; Big
bee, Reckert, Ronnell~ and Styles.
At Hot Springs, Ark R.H.E.
Boston Americans ....N.,r,..... So j
Pittsburgh Nationals 4. .. 10 4
Flaherty, Holbrow, Fortune and Liv-
ingston, Devine; Carlson Wisner, Eber-
hardt, Poned and Lee, Hoeffner.
At Los Angeles R.H.E.
Chicago. Nationals ..... 2 8 1
Los Angeles Pacific Coast -. 4 10 8
Hendrix, Newkirk and Daily; Schultz,
Dumovich, Mckay, Thomas and Japan,
Bassler.
At Palm Beach, Fla R.H.E.
Cincinnati Nationals ..... 10 8
New York Americans. 49,, 10 0
Russell, Smith and Rarideu, Allen
Mogridge, Collins and Ruel.
AT st, Petersburg, Fla R.H.E.
Washington Americans .%.... 9 II !
Indianapolis American Assn. 4 3
Johnson. Zachary and Mayer; Muir
ray, Farrell and Gossett, Henline
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-18
Many Local Teams
TO Enter Leagues
Enthusiastic Meeting Of Memphis Associated Amateurs Held
Wednesday, Night Assures Successful Season-Ditector
Billy Mack Calls Another Gathering Tuesdap Night.
BY Bob PIGUE.

II enthusiasm exhibited the first meeting Of the baseball
division OF the Memphis Associated Amateurs held Wednesday
night the Chamber of Commerce may be taken criterion
the approaching baseball going to be banner for
the amateurs OF the Bluff City large oupourng of fans play
and hackers gathered formulate plans looking oward the
sherng OF the 1920 and considerable work done
lining up matters that Che amateurs cam get away the
light foot.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-18
IT AMT RIGHT, WILL.

Some guy sent Willie Meehan postal
card the other day. and on the back OF
It was printed In large blue type
SOME FAT MEN ARE GOOD
NATURED | SUSPECT,
YECAt 81 THEY CAN NEITHER RUN
NOR FIGHT
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-18
JOCKEY LOTUS
DENIED LICENSE

NEW YORK, March lS.-The anpgcs d.
tion Of Jockey LOTUS for Jockey
league License was denied yesterday by
the board OF stewards OF the Jockey
club, No reason was given
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-18
49 ! 'ClOSkey After
R'Tardy TribeSmen
Sgk Manager Wiring Athlot to Hurry 20 Came-GagN
assAen on Deck and Are Going Through Daily eSogEam
~ Fourteen Players Are Still on the Missing List
BY BOZ PIGUE

Ssfardy Iribesmen beginning " tie Irish ire OF
r McCoskey, Chick ehe&n lust why The athletes signed
ayort in the wapant OF the rnb do show up getting
nk dander up Mack Thursday eu flock OF kilograms
~ lying the missing ball players report camp pronto with
SO further delay
an At present there eight Chicks in camp follows
ssrge Bseho catcher; Bin Ihweatt lily Fowkes Pat Abrs
qlgh Caravan pitchers Polly McIarry Harry Coenberger in
edes Andy High outfelder Those missing Red Smith
Gil Meyers catchers Dazzy Vance Tom Blodget and Tiny
odbred pitchers Jack Lewis Bud Mercer and George Griffin
aelders Pug Griffin Yale Sloan Bill Bougeno and Earl Webb
Ntiielders
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-18
o'DoWD LIcKs RATHER.

ST. PAUL, Mimi. March 1S-Mlkc
O'Dowd, OF St. Paul. middleweight
champion. defeated Augie Rather OF
New York, IN a io-round bout here last
night.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-18
LONG WORKS WITH TRIBE.

Tommy Long Louisville left handler
and 9 Memphis boy is working out
with the Chicks every day and getting
in shape.
Tommy has not Yet come 10 terms
with the Louisville club, Sut attends 10
be ready any time his terms ave- mes
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-18
MEL CooGAN WINS.

s.sGTROlT, March ls.--Mel Coogan Of
Bfeoalyn, substituting for Johnny Dun
Gee, outfought Johnny Mendelsohn. Of
Milwaukee. in 10 round bout here last
AKht q
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-18
Fast Fielding.

on fast fielding and speed on the bases
as much as anything else to put them
across. They used to be great little
ball club at the art Of playing for and
making one run and then holding the
opposition off, But the 1920 Sox haven't
much hitting power and they will not be
shot.
At this time the Sox look like club
that will be lucky to finish fourth in
the American league race. with a gem
erous accent on the word lucky.
me baseball fans viii soon be able
70 get better line on the Boston out
tit, Barrow's athletes have a long
schedule Of exhibition games to play
with the Giants, and though the New
YORK club holds forth little promise as
q gem for consistency this spring. fam
dom can read the reports, watch the
box scores and size up the Sox pretty
accurately before the curtain goes up.
me Red SoX- Giant schedule follows:
March 20, Giants VS.. Red Sox at
Fort Worth; March 81 Giants VS.. Red
soN, AZ Dallas; March %, Giants VS..
Red Sox, Wichita Falls, March 25.
Giants at Dallas, Red Sox at Fort
worm; march "a, Giants VS., Red Sox,
~ Austin; March 25 and 26, Giants VS..
Red Sox, at Houston; March " and
Is, Giants vs. Red Sox, at New Or
leans, March 20. Giants vs. Red Sox, at
Mobile March 30, Giants VS. Red Sox,
at GreenvilIe, Miss; March 81, Giants
vs., Red Sox, at Memphis; April l.,
Giants VS.; Red Sox, at jackson, Tenn. !;
April :, Giants VS.. Red Sox, at Nash,
vile; April 8, Giants VS.. Red Sox. at
Knoxville; April 4, Giants VS.. Red Sox,
At Chattanooga; April g. Giants VS..
Red SoX, at Ashevile, N. c.; April 6,
Giants vs.. Red Sox, at winston Salem,
A. G.; April 7, Giants VS. Rochester,
doh n
falo, at Raleigh, N. C.; April g.. Giants
vs. Red Sox, at Norfolk; April 9, Giants
vs.. Red Sox, at Reading; April 10 and
IL, Giants VS.. Red Sox, at Polo grounds.