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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-12-22
Dr.. J A. FusOn was inspiring.
ield the first of the week.

Dr.. J. a. Fuson was inspiring.
field the first of the week.
Ned Gains is sDending the
Holidays with homelolks.
FOR SALE:-A heavy Over.
coat. Call at Mirror Office.
EIvin Lee has been appoint d
postmaster of Mtn. Grove.
Some big oyster dinner Sat
urday the American Legion
boys.
Miss Mae Whitaker of Nor
wood Il. !, is helping at the
Mansfield Drug Store during
the Xmas rush,
See our line of ranges and cook
stoves. They are beautiful, dur
able and huilt for service and to
please the ctok. Also heat r.,
pipe and supplies Prices are
right. Reynolds and Campbell
James Eugene Scheurman re
ce we'd discharge from the Navy
and is visiting his father here.
He was II re about seven years
ago H. expects to leave for the
West soon.
The winter term of schuoi will
open January , at Draughon S
Business College, Springfield,
Missouri Write for fee cata
og and make your reservation
carly.
Charles Kelley OF Loring and
Miss Lu!a kreisel Of Ava were
married in Mansfield, Saturday
December 18th at the home OF
Rav. Chandler. Miss Fay Yates
Witnessed the ceremony.
If YOU can't find US Monday,
1nd the office door OF the Mirror
is locked, don't get excited and
Il rllre We have eloped, we will
b. backon ,hcjob TGe>d>y morn
ing alright. 1t is against the
ethics of oar newspaper pretrsS
ION t, work on Christmas dav,
and Monday has be, designated
as Il Holiday, as the 25th comes
on Sunday.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-12-22
For Sale

4 conf ,rtablr house and about
one acre of rich Land all enclosed
with wHven wire; anever failing
well, at door. | will take 5000 90
for this property in Neteltuns
adiiion, in the city of Mansfield
Missouri Hale CarpenterMans.
field, Missouri.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-12-22
Notice to City Tax Payers.

All persons who have not to
this date paid their city taxes,
are requested to do so at once,
as after the filst of the year. the
law fIXe, penalty oh all delin
quent taxes So please come in
and pay your taxes before Jan.
uiry lSt, 1922. &. l.. Turner.
City Collector.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-12-22
Post Elects Officers

The Clarence King Post Ameri
can Legion, OF Mansfield, lave
elected officers for the ensuing
year as followe;
f.. q. Dickman. Commander.
j. A Carter. Vice Commander.
Frank White, Historian,
" {. Coday, Adjutant.
G. W. Craig, Finance Officer.
+ rlie CIippen, Chaplain.
Ira Stout, Sergeant at. Arms.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-12-22
Notice to Delinquent Tax
PAYERS.

Notice to all delinquent Poll
Tax Payers of Mansfield Special
Road District, 1921, land ii few
for 1920 you are hereby notified
that such poll tax must be paid
At once to avoid penalty and cost.
Pay at Bank of Mansfield, on or
before December 3lst. Com
missioners, Mansfield SPECIAL
Rad District. Joe Ii. Dennis.
Secretary.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-12-22
Notice

Ry request of the botrd of the
Missouri Farmers Association.
al clubs arc requested to EJECT
one aelogat" ioreach tenmembn 5
or fraction there Of to meet at
HartviI'e. Wednesday January
2l'h, 1922 to elect new officers
FIR the var.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-12-22

Prepare in advance, Start now
if you need money to improve
YOUR farm or, if you have a NOR
tage drawing a high rate Of IN
terest that you have to pay off or
renew, prepare to get your mon.
ey at 3 per cent, no Bonus or com.
mission. See L. J. Freeman over
j, G.. Shinpaugh 5 store.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-12-22
Notice

now have the official tax list
for Pleasant Valley Township.
Call and pay your taxes when
convenient. Should be payed
before Jan. lst toavoid a penalty.
w. b Hitchcock. In rear Rey
nolds & Campbell Hardware.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-12-22

Irrcgularily in the bowel move
ments makes you feel uncomfort-
able and leads to a cnnStipated
habit which is had. Herbine is
the remedy YOU need ltrrsto,es
healthy reglaritv. Price, 60c. sold
by all Druggist,
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-12-22

Eft oysters with the American
Legion boys Saturday.
We have ju-t received a large
shipment of enamt ware and
queens ware which we can sell
YOU at Il very low figure, See
us for bargaining, god values
and high class goods, Rey
and Campbell.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-12-22

a mobern discovery for the
rapid healing of flesh wounds,
cuts. burns. bruises, sores and
scaldS is Liquid BorOzone. 1t is
a clear, colorless liquid possessing
marvellous healingpower. Price
3Oc, 60c and Sl.2O. Sold by all
Druggists.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-12-22
Black Walnut Meats
Wanted

We pay 40c'S per pound and
parcel post charges for cl an
kernels Remittance made on
receipt of package. The James
A. Harper Supply Co. Kan as
City, Mo.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-12-22
Sanssouci Club Entertained

Bess. Lucille Reynolds very
dcIip htfully en- tame the Sans
souci Club at her home. Oak
wood Place, on Thursday after
noon, Refreshments were serv
ed toMesdameS: \, } Clark, + H.
Riley, K. J. Freeman. j. a FUS
on, W G.. Coday, q. q. Freeman,
II. II Beach. d. NJ. Pickle. q. 5
'Coday and the Misses Maud R"y
nollS and Leona Hoover
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-12-22
Notice

Boys or other pSrtieS who have
been breaking into the gynaSium
are hereby notified to quit doing
same or they will be prosecuted.
Signed. The Mansfield School
Board.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-12-22
10000 Feet Oak Lumber.

10 UOO Feet Oak Lumber For
Sale Dimension and boxing Of
all kinds By Reynolds a Eoday.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-12-22
Tersely Told Town Tales


Eat oy ysters with them Saturday
a. j Clark was in Springfield
the first of the week
b r. Stcwart. deputy revenue
collector. was in Mansfield the
first OF the W, ek.
Il }. Freeman, Loan and In
surance Office, over J &. Shin
paugh's store.
John Pryor Jr. was in Sp'ing.
field the first of the week, TAX
ing his child there for treatment t
FOR SALE 1921 Model Ford,
with starter. Bargain for quick
cash sale. Inquire this Office,
For biIiOuSneSs and that bad
taste IN the mouth take a Divan :
Liver Pill at night-it will do the
work. Fuson Drug Go -atv.
Christmas programs Will be
held at each of the churches III
Mansfield. You should attend
some one Ut THESE exercises.
We have a full and com plete
| line Of harness and harness re.
pairs. See uaand geL uurprlceS
- quaIity is first class and the
price i, right. Rryruld, and
CaHpoel!.
a remedy that vi penetrate
is necessary in the treatment OF
rhema,is bliiaru F, Snow
Linament goes right through
/ the fIe,h 10 the bone and relieves
prompt.y. Iur," 50 :. 3Oc, 6Oc
and 81 - per D ttle. Sid bS Ill
Druggists.
Waiter Crorkrr. %. Of Mtn.
I Grove, VAS >hOt last Satu day
afternoon. ny ufftria ) Ot that
town Wne. he j ! d arr s..
| He was driving a car when he
was commanded To htlt. with, h
/ he refused t. do. Officers Clalm
to hav. f,und "A - lon ot whisky
in his car.
Speaking Of "hack yard farm
/ ing, Mrs. NJ \ t'.'"' man hollis
the champion imp in the poultry
yard, when sh" marketed this
W., k Barred nlym nth K wk
pulIet which tilted the scales to
9 pounds. pa'li,s WHO IRE IN
the pOu trr business could get
some goo" pointers ''"" ''e' WI
poultry
The CITY Connect last werk
voted To put in "A crossing on
east CuIuluririal str 1T. a cDnlin.
nation of the ,ih |, walk on tie
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the NHGGet Theatre ii-l 1ncsuHS
night was hi!hlH appreclAtei is
Il fair auulencr lhe all Was
was ali home talent and shoWeC
that we have pl nty ut good tai
ent ~ Mansfield. The muslci
was under the auSp ceS OF tIt
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-06
ROOKIE DIRECTORY
i DODGERS

Wally Hood Outfielder. Locks
ripe enough to stick. Came up to
Dodgers last spring and was farm
ed to Salt Lake club in June. Hit
.S07 with Salt Lake. Age Is.
Weighs 1874. Height feet.
Sammie, Post-Southpaw. Secur-
ed from Portsmouth club in Vir-
ginia league. Won IA games, lost
10.
Paul Schreiber-Pitcher. Played
with Lakeland club in Florida State
league in 1920. Won IL games, lost
Is with second division club. Age
10. Weight It's. Height 6 feet 2
inches.
Walter -Shortstop. Play
ed with st. Mary's college team,
Oakland, Cal, last year. Age 20.
Weight IT'S. Height feet.
Ralph Phelps-Southpaw. Played
semi-pro ball at Fulton, N. Y, in
1920. Lost but two games in 20
with Fulton club. Established rec
ord Of 36 wins out of AZ starts for
full season. Age "a. Weight 173.
Height feet s inches.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-06
ENGLISH RULES
FORBID USE OF
EVANS PUTTER

Chicago, April 6.-The trip to
England with the American golf
team will cause Charles Chick"
Evans to discard the putter which
he has used with such great sue
cess in the amateur and open tour
naments in which he has won the
American titles, it was learned to-
day.
His putter is termed, for lack Of
generally accepted term, a
"crutch." the head being fastened
to the shaft by two prongs which
bring the shaft in line with the
center of the face of the club.
: This type and the Schenectady
putter being barred under golf
rules Of the Royal and Ancient
Club OF st. Andrews governing
British courses. Chick" plans to
have new putter built as nearly
as possible like old one but con-
forming to British rules.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-06
ROCK ISLAND PAINTER
MARVELSOVER RESULTS
Of IMMINENT. rubbing my arms and
trying to ease the pains.
IL u - IL

Of liniment. rubbing my arms and
trying to ease the pains.
We'll, I'm on my third bottle of
Trutona now and ! want to tell my
friends and everyone else that it is
certainly powerful medicine. Why.
Trutona has knocked that soreness
right out of my arms and made
quick work OF it, too. My bowels
are more regular than they've been
for years. / eat just like q grow
ing boy nowadays and sleep like a
log at night. In fact, I'm Just about
100 per cent improved in every way.
l hopa every sufferer will take my
advice and begin using Trutona II
You take 1t regularly you'll surely
get results Just as have"
Trutona IL . great blood purifier.
hence 1t Is q remarkable remedy for
the treatment Of rheumatism, cry
sipelas and other blood troubles.
The famous tonic Is equally effec-
tive in relieving stomach. liver. kid
ney and bowel troubles, a. ,scores
Of Rock Island and Moline resi-
dents have testified during the last
few weeks. Don't put 1t Oh. Buy q
bottle Of Trutona today at Schlegel's
drug store. where Il = being spec
tally introduced and explained.
AAyl
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-06
WEIGH THRILLS
CROWD OF FANS
Van Ryan's Opponent Boxes Six
Fast Rounds With Ross for
Condition Tomorrow.

Frankie WEIGH of Chicago, who
meets Al Van Ryan OF st. Paul in
the windMp to the Davenport le-
gion card tomorrow night, thrilled
onlookers in Legion hall, Daven-
port, by stepping sit fast rounds
with Whitley Ross, who is scheduled
to box Emmett -Sheehan Of Rock
Island in the semi windup on the
same card.
WEIGH displayed his usual clev-
erness and smothered Ross with
all he had, greatly to the edifica-
ton OF the r1ngside watchers, who
reported that the Chicagoan is even
faster than he was in his two pre-,
vious local bouts, with Joe Sulli-
van OF Peoria and Johnny .Donahue.
Van Ryan and his manager, Billy
Rhodes, have not yet reported. but
reservations at the Blackhawk
have been made for them and they
are expected to arrive late this
afternoon. Van will come in fine
condition after his hard-earned
victories, OF the last couple of
months.
Seats at Premium.
The advance ticket sale has ex-
ceeded all predictions and the day
before the battle finds only . few
choice ducats left to the disposal
Of the fans. However, Davenport
officials advise that aisles and en-
frances will be kept clear tomor-
row night 10 insure the safety OF
what appears will be another ca
pacity house.
sThe seating capacity has BEEN
increased somswha& and every DOS
-sible means Of ventilation installed
for the general comfort.
Sentiment - to the result OF the
Van Ryan-Welch bout is still Is
divided as ever.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-06

batting the second time in the in
ming, was thrown out by Kuehen.
This frame served to show Man
ager McQuillan that his regulars
can 60 out and get runs when they
are needed to strengthen lead.
Scratch hits were forthcoming in
two or three instances by running
out what appeared to be easy
chances.
Zennm2n Invincible.
Both teams changed pitchers at
the beginning of the fifth, Miller
working for the Regs, and Zenn-
man for the Vans. Miller was wild,
while his big lefthand opponent
was invincible and the Regulars
ceased to score.
Miller retired the entire Yanni-
gan side in the fifth on strikes
tanning Westphal, Dennis and
Youngblood. He got away to a bad
start in the sixth by passing Zenn.
man. who took second wher
Schenck scratched a hit beyont
Murphy's reach behind second
Both runners advanced on a passet
ball and a pass to Kuehen filled tn,
bases. Smith tried to pick Kuehel
of first Zennman broke for tn,
plate. but was thrown out by Lena
han. Kreisinger famed, but Pur
pura worked Miller for pass, fill
ing the bases again. Smith scoop
ed Cross hit that dropped into tn
hox and threw the batter out.
The Vans threatened to overtak
the Regs in .the seventh, addin,
four runs. Westphal famed for
start, but Dennis drew pass
Youngblood breezed. Zennmal
also drew a ticket and Schenck'
long blow to right scored Dennis
Zennman moving up. Kuehen sin
gled sharply to center and Zenn
man scored when the ball &c
through McInerney, Kuehen stop
ping at third. Kreisinger wake
and negotiated a successful doubl
steal with Kuehen, the last scorin,
Purpura walked, but Cross ended
with q fly to McInerney.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-06

Galveston, Texas, April 6.-Just
as the Boston Braves nave decided
to rip the Indian head off their uni
forms along comes a promising
rookie to them who has Indian
blood in his veins.
He is Osceola Lacy, q one-sixth
Cherokee.
He's the sweet inf1elder who
played second base for the pen
nant winning Columbia club in the
South Atlantic association in 1920.
He's a Run Scorer.
While he only hit .25 he had a
habit Of getting on the bases and
scoring runs. He denied the pan
So times in 100 games. And he has
a mighty good whip.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-06

the opportunity to discuss the st.
Louis Cardinals, with whom the
Cubs open the season a week from
tomorrow in Chicago The players
were interested in his dope on the
various players, as they hope to
make a successful start in the in
itial series on the North Side.
Grover Alexander has been chos-
en- to pitch the first game, Manager
Evers banking on him to send the
team away to a flying start. The
Cardinals are not weak with the
stick, but they will have to do some
mighty heavy hitting to best. the
star in his present form. He never
was in finer shape at the opening
of a season than he is this spring.
He will take his final workout Sat
urday in Kansas City, pitching hive
innings if weather conditions per-
NIT.
Single Game in Hutchinson.
The Cubs play only single
game in Hutchinson tomorrow,
meeting the Wichita team. From
there they jump ito Wichita for
two games with Frank Isbell's club,
after which they move to- Kansas
City for two games with the Blues.
The exhibition TOUR will term
mate on Monday at Rock Island,
but it is likely Manager Evers will
send most of the regulars home
Sunday night to rest for the open
er.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-06
CUBS RELATION
R|DET0KANSAS
EverS Athletes on Last Lap Of
Spring Trip Before Meeting Is
landers Here Monday.

Ell Paso, Texas, April 6.-Relaxa-
ton often is good for ball team.
The ride the Cubs are now in to
Hutchinson, Kans., where they are
due to play the Wichita Western
leaguers. They have stood stiff
grind ever since the training trip
began. Although Manager Evers
has not driven them unusually
hard, he kept them moving all the
time and insisted that they hustle
in the exhibition games against the
Pacific Coast league teams. Thus
htey we're kept on their toes con-
tinually.
The ride across the desert coun-
try was mot as unbearably hot as
usual. The Cubs we're fortunate in
striking cool weather and. have had
an enjoyable trip SO far. Manager
Evers passed most Of the trip
playing cards with the boys and
at the same time talking a lot of
baseball.
The manager tsok advantage Of
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-06
COLUMBIA SPORTS
TO HAVE SUMMER
COACHING DRILLS

New York. April 6.-(United
Press. )-Coaching of football, base
ball and track and field sports will
be taught at the Columbia sl inner
school this year, it was announced
today.
] Instructors named are DR.. ]. W..
Wilce, Ohio State university, foot
ball; Thomas E. Jones, University
Of Wisconsin, track. and field ath-
letics; Prof. Whitelaw Morrison.
University Of Cincinnati, basket
ball, and John /. Damach, Peabody
college, boxing and wrestling.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-06
AUSTRALIANS FAR
IN LEAD IN 6-DAY
BICYCLE CLASSIC

Chicago. April 6.-With Cocker
and Hill still one lap behind. the
other teams in the six-day bicycle
race had covered S96 miles, 4 laps,
at Z O'Clock this morning, the SIND
hour.
Cory and .McBeath. the Australian
team. were Tar in. the lead in the
points score. have 27h points. with
Reliens and Degraeves, the Bell
gian team, next with 1917.
Kavanaugh and Keller had 14h.
and Madden and Magin IL, with the
others ranging from 10h down to
q single point.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-06
Suffered From Stomach
Trouble 40 Years, Trying
Many Remedies Without
Relief, But Trutona
Quickly Overcame ALL
meqts.

The most remarkable case of
where health troubles OF 40 years
standing have been overcome by
Trrfona. the famous tonic., after
,naSy other medicines completely
failSd., has been revealed in Rock
lsland. II is . truly. astonishing
Btoiy that C. "a. Johnson, we'll
known painter snd decorator Of sl4
Third avenue, tells regarding his
experience with this great upbuild-
Ing preparation.
Eyes. sir. I'd suffered from stom-
ach trouble for nearly 10 years"
NJ. Johnson says, and although !
tried many medicines. ! didn't Got
any better. Last December con-
tracted rhsumatism. Pains in nay
Arms would becomesso severe !
could hardly stand them. was
nervous and restloss It night and !
honestly believe "a uscd . gaaM
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-06
ONLY Two REAL
FINDS seen N
BUShER HORDES.
Torporcer Of Cards and Tierney a
Pirates Survive Competition
-Others Lucky.
RI HENRY L. FARRELL.

BT HENk1 LIZ FAKkELIA
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
New York, April 6.-Only two
real looking finds have been dug up
so far BY the spring test of last :.
falls bush crop.
More than usual numbers came
up for trial with the major league
clubs this season and more than
usual will remain in fast company
not because of striking ability but
because there were more Jobs open
than usual.
Torporcer, the goggled seoond. (
second baseman Of the st. Louis
Cardinals. and Joe Tierney. slug-4
ging infelder. picked up by thei
Pittsburgh Pirates, were the only
ones who stepped in and took a
job under real competition
80. Reds Valuable Trio.
The Cincinnati Reds picked up a.
valuable trio in Bohne. Fonseca.,
and Hargrave. Bohne and Fonseca,
however, had to be taken because
Pat Moran had no one else for Sec
ond and third base as a result OF
his holdouts.
The New York Yankees have a
fine looking young shortstop in :
Johnny Mitchell brought up from
the Pacific coast league, but Miller.
Higgins has such crowd Of in-s
fielders that it looks as If he will
have to warm the bench for most Of
the season. ,
Rapp Find for Giants.
The Giants made a find in GoldieN
Rapp. who came up from the asso-
citation, but he stepped into an open
| job. Rapp is no kid, however. Hes
] 20 years old and has been up be,
fore.
Ty Cobb has Lew Blue, who Is
making his second bid for major
league honors at first base for the
Tigers.
Lee Foil is trying to fill the
shoes of Joe Gedeon with Bill Glea-
son, 26-year-old prospect from
| Chattanooga. He also fell into am
emergency Job. |
Brazil Pleases Connie.
Frank Brazil, hard-hitting
youngster, perhaps will make the
first base job for Connie Mack's
Athletics, but he likewise came at
a time when Mack would gamble
with most any prospect. g
The Chicago White Sox are fore
ed to give a whole raft of rockies
a chance to fill the places made va
cant by the Punishment of the.
BLACK Sox."
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-06
STALEYS TO OPEN
SEASON SATURDAY
WITH HAVOIMES

Decatur, ILL.,, April 6.-The Staley
baseball team, under the manage
ment Of Joe McGinnity, will open
the 1921 season here Saturday with
the Lawrenceville, Wis, Havolines.
The once famous iron-man will
have Halas, Demmitt, Meinert
Chamberlain and Lotshaw as out
fielders; : Pahlman, Woodwork
Hemingway and Schaffer, as in
fielders; Watkins and McGlade
catchers, with Summers, Seib
Hotzelneck and Young, pitchers.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-06
HIGH UNDECIDED
is TO DIAMOND J
OR TRACK TEAM

BY FRIER N,COLLIsTER

Coach Kimmel held the first track
workout of the season last night
at Reservoir park when about is
thinly clad athletes scampered
around the oval in lfmbering up
exercises. Although last night was
set for the premier appearance,
many Of the counted on stars fall
ed to report.
With but little moro than week
before the annual indoor meet at
Augustana, the coach will have to
get in some hard work in the next
few days. The indoor tourney this
year will be held Saturday even
ing, April 16. Despite the short
ness Of time to train for the mix
many of the men did not come out
| for practice. It has always been a
hard job to get track squad out
at Rock Island and this year seems
to be no exception to the general
rule.
| Baseball Intefferes.
One Of the things that seems to
be holding up track training seems
to be a sentiment for revival OF
baseball. Every noon boys are to
b. seen playing catch on all sides
Of the. building and the interest Is
running higher this year than ever
before.
I A meeting of the baseball enthus-
lasts was held last night but moth
ing definite was settled. 1t is ru-
mored that Duncan, track captain
may resign his position if a base
ball squad is organized.
Although the athletic authorities
are of the opinion that baseball Ii
only a passing fancy among the
students, there is a possibility OF !,
killihk.strack if work is started IL
earnest on the diamond.
Rock Island high school Is too
small to support both baseball and
track successfully and one viii
have to be dropped.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-06

Lacy is % and has played pro-
fessional ball four years. He weighs
165 and is feet 11h inches tall.
He's battling. for a utility infeld
job with the Braves.
Mighty promising" says Mana
ger Fred Mitchell.
Hes got the stuff in him." says
President George Washington
Grant.
Fits in Any Place.
Manager Mitchell is taking LOT
of pains with Lacy, showing him
big league tricks. He can fit in
any place ON a ball club excepting
the battery departments, and he Is
mighty likely to be among those
present when the Braves start ofl
this year.