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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11
KE|l MOTOR CO. HAS
A UNIQUE BUSINESS
Deals Exclusively in Used Cars
and Accessories on a
Large Scale.

neaHnE exclusively in used and re-
built automobiles the ktd Motor Co.
Eleventh and Tatnall streets. onerat~
lng tht largest used car house III the
state. announces 3 slx-day sale ~
used automobiles which Is expected
g. attract particular attention. Oc-
ruplue g 900 square feet - flooring.
thr spacious new show rooms rrpai
ahop and arcosaorios department. are
Well established and considered com
pletf o. meet the demands ~ the ever
gFpWinr TRADE The repair shop alone
with entrance GA Tatnal. street is a
marvel o. the modern automobile in
uuatfa with four expert mechanics
available 90 nll times insurcs the most
efficient service
The show ruoms with approx
mafplf thHty-uVe used cars on dis
plaY comprises another feature ~ the
plnut These cnrs an used r~d re-
hunt with the appearance of new,
comprise tut fulluWiHs 4.
mahus stuis nupk Chalmers Hup-
muhlle pmnkIn Cudnln, staa ~
Maxwell, Chevrolet and last bat not
luaaf the ever liuputai Ford Nt.
uH outside purrhasing star used cars
are purchased from practically every
cItt ln the United States. They are
shipped o. Wilmington and after a
thorough ovorhauilng are rebuilt and
rfpaiuted
in conjunction with the display and
repair shops the company also main
inlna a. elaborate wholesale and re-
tail accessory department.
The uHleere uf ihy hvii Motor CO
are Max Rel isadoru koil. samuel
keu and Samuel 1ncoby They have
figurea prominently in the automobile
trade ainee september I. 1919. when
temporary show room was opened
o. the public AZ Delaware avenue and
Adams street tn January 1920. a
iareef show room was opened at
Fourth and French streets however.
three months later. after the compile
tlon ~ their new building az Eleventh
and Tatnall streets. the Keii Motor
Co became one ~ the largest auto
mobile houses Ga the State
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11
.F|LL|BEN LEADS IN
POPULARITY RACE
Displaces Luke Lutz in Defiance
Associations Contest; Miss
Whalen is Ahead.

Rivalry is at almost fever heat in the
popularity contest being conducted in
connection with the Defiance Athletic
Associations bazaar and the friends
of the several contestants are working
hard for their favoritos. The result
of yesterdays voting showed some big
surprises. Luke I.utz. who had been
leading the field all week. dropped to
fourth place and Joseph Filliben jump
cd into the lead with 3.07i votes TO his
credit. "Cy" Doughcrty still holds to
second position.
Ia tho contest for the most popular
girl Miss Catherine Whalen still holds
a commanding lead with 2.i02 votes.
The vote for all contestants is as fol-
lpKts.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11
WANT TO RETAIN
ENGINEER UPHAM
IN STATE SERVICE
Highway Department Viii Ar
range TO Allow Him Tempo
rary Leave of Absence.
PROGRESS or ROAD WORK
Special correupondence Every Evening.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
nuNor. june a. state Highway v
somhaiaslon met hcrc. yesterday. all
moruisefs present except T g du rout.
peieaatians we're heard as to roads
nrar ufidgeNillo and North laurel.
but no artion was taken
ftgpr,srntatiNcs from tho i'icl Con
strugtlou 20 appeared relative to
elaim ter cNccss IN freight charges.
Action was postponed
With ltrYman \ Goodman. who laid
mart - the state Highway between
i1aNer and Cheswoid. an agreement
Ms reached whereby the company Is
al relay pis-,c of ruad az penncy's
corner four miles north OF Dover
The hazard not feeling disposed 10
pArt with the NrVNccs uf chief Engi.
neer pham Who has had natiering
ofyr from North Carolina. decided to
grant him temporary leave of ab-
nture a. spou sts arrangements can
4, m4d, whereby road construction in
nrlaWarc viii not suffer by his ab-
- me-
Ch.el EnEInss.r l'pham. reported =
?, sumo af the rpad construction NOW
Fo.nr uu and chat completed and near
,,mpittion ~, IudlnE thu CaustruC-
ttu 81 ptr.e 0f road between George
t0wn and Harhusun whiyh viii ~
completed n tho uext few daVs
trnm }rorFvtoNn a. Rurrs C'Tncr
and ftom Georgetown tu Cokeshury
church the -uad construction Is prac-
ttailN cndrd Ia few weeks al road
construction work In SUSSEX county
Will :, completed
1hr rtad nctwryn Fredcrica and Nil
foud Wiu - coinplrtcd within three
Wrtke and lhe road radN fer oinn
travel IS August With this strip
Il rtad completed there vii ~ an
oipn rnah frpm Wilmington III Sol
hAviu, with thc exception 81 small
tirip iwtwpen Magnolia and Frcdcrica
CuBviru,uon AZ T'ytraut's corner and
Hare Gurner rs completed and the
rnad WlH D. npencd Tor public travel
in three weeks
Thr s.rlp - road from Wilmington
IL nnr,s CORNER viii - completed il
cen days and train vii - opened ~
thp ni,idlp ~ July
tnnatrurtiun hrtWccn Mount Pieas
art and How'd CORNER is completed
Rapid progress marks the road from
pslessa to smyrna fully sou feet t.oing
men arr employed an this contract
Bids vii be opened June - Cor the
huka nf the state nighway az Mag
poila and Milford
Contracts 4 ami 2. ia SUSSEX county
have h,cn turnrd o~sr C. the bonding
companies. Who afl complete the con
81 rugtlun
Letters have hcon sent ~ C'hiCf
Engineer l1nham a. an " Delaware s
tnnNrrHs representative calling "A
4 ntiun tO the Road hills which como
before Congress on June 81 Through
thp highway officials pClaWarp.s AL
iotment has heen changed from 01-
II prr cont to ~ ! aercentum
ip nihef words Delaware will receive
thfuf times as much ~ ii Ola former
n
tAath Senators and Congressman
1uVIun hrr uFEtad q use their in-
fineuts, ln having the bal passed a.
e would mean that Tor every Sl0u-
nna 600 appropriated for ruadwark
delaware would reeeive approximately
ttno aeo
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11

Millions of native women in India
are born. live, suffer and die with no
medical care whatever, for the reason
that their caste and customs forbid
their being attended by male ply
sician. 1t is said that 80 per cent Of
the women and girls of India never
saw doctor or nurse.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11
Watch Your Step

Move like "live one the vitality and energy shown
in your walk will help you in many ways
Literally watching your step will enable YOU TO
psh in day both IN actual work done and m the
impression you will make.
Put SNAP and rhythm into your stride when you
the street and your place Of business and you will
get a reaction of enefgy IN your mind.
The shunling walk does not inspire The brain with
actiyya lot of people don't think any faster than they
walk.
Renember--n business, every ltIe NOV nssnt has a
meaning all its own'-and make yours saappy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11
Delivering His own Messages.

Gerald-Im going into literature: /
feel that ] have message for the
world.
Geraldine-You are just about slow
enough for a messenger boy.-Detroit
News.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11
EVERY EVENING
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING.
LInAnx1d for nsIlcLg Rafnrx.rcal

LINE RATES PER DAY
Count six words to the line.
Count initials and numbers as words.
No charge ad taken for less than acc.
No prepaid ad taken for less than 25t-
Charge. Prepaid
/ Day ....................- IA cents ~ cents
3 Consecutive Days :. II cents 10 cents
6 Consecutive Days cents cents
LONG TERM ADVERTISING
Special rates for business advertising
given unon request.
REPUBLICATION FOR ERRORS.
Republication will be made for errors
not the fault of the advertiser. II advertis-
er will report the error within "a hours
after first publication OF advertisement,
ISCLASSIFICATIONS NOT PER
MITTED.
TELEPHONED ADS.
classified advertisements that are tele-
phoned to Every Evening will be accepted
at the charge rates shown above But
the prepaid cost amount will be accepted
as fun payment IL offered at the business
once within six days after any such ad
Is first printed in the paper. Otherwise
the cost at the charge rates quoted abova
viii be collected.
Telephone Your Want Ads.
PHONE WO-H UNDRFD
Ask for Want Ad Taker.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11
Consistent

Those who critized US for being slow
IN getting into the war will please
observe that we have not indllged in
any wild hurry 10 get out.-columbus
Dispatch.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11
Lod~ 1918.

Mr.. Lodge himself lie on record as
saying August q. 1918. We seek only
the safety II Nsilization. Spring
nGld RepuL~l@~A-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11

Best dancing floor in Delaware? You
find IL at Shellpot Park.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11
LOCAL ADJUSTMENTS
THE SCREEN.
sBuried Treasure at the Arcadia

sNuried Treasure" 3t tne 4iCdda-
Ia beauty. expenditure and lavish
mess buried Treasure. starring
Marion Davies and shown yesterday
Tor Tn. first time AT the Arcadia, holds
an important place among other films.
Marion Davies plays a dual role-she
3 both blonde and brunette. And the
role has emotional range which she
nls 20 perfection. Her simplicity in
one scene is supplanted by her en-
gaginG Vivacity.
Roscoe Arbuckle at the Majestic
To-day AZ the Majestic Beau Revel'
with Florence Vidor. Lewis Stone and
Iloyd Hughes is finishing its four
day engagement On Monday comedy
begins It's term OF administration at
the Majestic with the inauguration
IL Fatty Arbuckle's picture. "Brews-
ter,s Millions" which will be shown
for an entire week.
Pauline Frederick al the Playhouse
Tonight the Playhouse will close the
weeks engagement of The Wake
field Case. the mystery play in which
Herbert Rawlinson has the lead.
Pauline Frederick is the star of sal
wage" photodrama which makes its
first appearance at the Playhouse on
Monday. This is a new story, hav-
ing lust been released for public pres
entation. Wilmington is to be one
~ the first cities in the East TO see if.
sMother o. Nine at the Queen
Today at the Queen the final show
ings OF The Confession" with Henry
r Walthall will be shown. Thomas
II. Ince the man who made Lying
Llps" has lust released his newest
plcture Mother o. Mine" II viii be
al the Queen next week. He has
taken the world-old theme Of mother
love and has given II remarkable
presentation in this photoplay. Mr..
Ince, who personally predicted great
success for Lying Lips" has recently
stated that he fully expects TO see
Mother o. Mine" break the records
Of the earlier release. basing his as
sertion on the fact that the coming
flm has a wider range OF appeal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11

Want excitement Try tho airship
ride ~ sheilpot Park Just llko a
ssa allane.~Ads.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11
FINANCIAL
RusIness OppoEIanIlle.


REsTA AURANr And lra nrfam ARID rnn.
fectiouery business for sails uf ntnt eilf
sacrifice, can 4lsf
VUICANIZING AND RErKNAnt>N
PLANra-for sale. courlrfG. iurluIIna
high capacity boiler los Uflfn fuF luiNh
sale. Amply northwest cpfneg fniri anI
French strtrte
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11
phone Number Ad
EMPLOYMENT
nap wanted remsIe

u*ip wanted Female ~
COOK ybite Apply ~ Mr. n y Hs<,8
zt0i willard street Phone pn3
DnEasN NhER wants e.p.slei,e.a hslp.
Apply lvIv Wssi street vfrf Tire shop
EARN r2s HEEELY SPAR tims .at
ink i"f perspa Irra fn.ga<infs rtpsfffcc
cate o3s Times bldg ~ itiuis ~
'laifrfeea - hslp riih mnersi
housc~ofk Can flyY between an1
!. " ~
HOUsEHEEpEn Middif ased rtit.
gpfnnn Tor Fcrfrgl huuaf Nnrs Iu 4nIau
family hidfeEs y ~ EFafY FfanInf
ofoo
LADY Tate orders rus bosi.fy pnts,r
families salary ~ runulssl9n sItlf 1l
whole time rtrlufiFf f|ffifufa NIIFfI
eucf unnsfesshfy W daIllrf a0f NnNlff
marvel Mills itl CIfF HaN HftIau
New forf
MORE YOuNg wOmgt ro maay
s..a, n9ls,nr Apply - rftfnai'an u
piial Wilmington
NURSE White A. isfs rnilfa rf.f.r m
~ tferY tFruinf once
WHITE WOMAN Fof ooDsInn anf rln
cfsi hgpseVnft Hff d n HH nrH'I.
2fiy Mrpoaaurh foad i'hoar lsi IA
WASTED About aspfsml.sr /. ~ n..i.
Frade csiafllsnrd pHf4r HHfi 0l.f
800 pupils young ~ m.idie tFli sI0r s0.
c4pahl' n rffNafIuH aud HfNIUH .|I.
sdrquafr hrlp nibslantlal rHrl tIaIfs
1oi naenaeF ,'.i innri.f snH sr.F'rr rfl.sf
fveniur phcr
WHITE COOK nrfarfno r.n.i..s
Mrs ~ Wilson fIlf Nrrt ....
'sfnth street
YOUNG WOMAN TD hao ain. -
person permanent position Htafa 80
Address lt Every EfannF unI0f
Help Wanted sns |.
BusHELMAN rar aatardsg. ~ a..i
leuburgs agk f9f ~ HrrHf NTH
and Markct streets
BOYS ~ servr Every rrrnisss knaiy
"a once ~ George n Vernon If1f, "A
nall street. ~ Egsfy Keaains nrsf
CoaPFTEyT NAFFur mFN t.s
stone hand ais several Fnn1 Hlmnn.
tors stcadf sgfs open stnp Az nr0fs
Tenth and Wilson sfrrtf
8AN AND WIPE F9r ianitoft nfritln.
reaulrsf ats,e - =. ..l ...f ir.,.lr
eness Aadress a laao sfaah strst
HOUSE CANVAsqFPs Is wn,,i.-t,,
Wfifc telephone IN ean 1n N sihfs a
son s"ib West FOURTH street Hssfer
Z "a Telephone Chester Hs
MfNk~E NNOk Na ffUHH wHHnH "a
dress Conrad gi9 He'd nids rhfis
MEN with ability. ~ drnnrsfrrta \.
Wilmington md other fnwna sla.f 49,
purtunity fnr riRhf man knufsf aa..lh
Clayton street after 5 8 ~
MAEHfNfgT Wanted $40 ..- t.
TRAITORS and gasoline rurinra r5.laf 49,.
good reference and naH fns.ia ef.sste -.
ployment The year round nar f.lfN f..
Wilmington Affrafe u I'll N.. .
Wilmington. Nriswarr
y. sNKLLENBURO a co
Desire the services ~ a gi,so~
dresser and Sho~ card wrgf.r tfvst
have erp~r1encs Mems w~sr trio,.
mine. apply Carl snafienburx.
". snalIsnburx A GO
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11
INSTRUCTION
Local Instruction Cla.sos

Local Instruction Glasses ~
III YOU ARE NOr WoNKIN0. DuNE
IN "a - as about oar rlAu fuf tlAin.
ing you and thru SaguriuF rWninf nnnf
fnr vnn huN students admitted rftIf
MONDAY Beacon NusinNst hnlifHHA.
Tenth And kIug strtIti
Musical, Dancing, Dramatic a.
MISS MILDRED LILLIAN NNiil.I.l4
Teacher nf piano ANA theory 4ti4
Jefferson street. htN phone ANas =
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11
PAINT SALESMAN

fermanent position "a npen WIfH 4p
nid estaD1 shed paint fnAri iIfse firrr
lpf an ambitious. euerRrtic man apf
Is nov q salesman or who - nn~trDU.
pf entering tho safes ffid The ut4i.
requirements are desire O. nIu4sn.,s
ana an eye 60 the future. nur line
"a soid direct 20 property 0Nnrrs
manufacturers. public eervicp COR.
poratlons painters and r0nfrarf0fa
Ia fart % all who are worthy IN rrna-
~. This is q strictly fumrflsslos
line. paying liberal Commissions 4ud
liberal drawing account tn flo~a
Who qualify Applicants should -
able 70 finance themselves Tor ~
least one we..k Tell VA an afnlIf
yourself in FIRST letter adYisiuE fs1rrfs
tory desired and giving rrisrrnrrs.
ANDAKD PAINT "A IFAD
WORKS
CLENELAhD OHIO
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11

CALI MOORE BROS Phone 5fsf n,
house wiring or electric repairs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11
BUSINESS SERVICE
nuilding, Contracting

dAHrEnTE rs fenbinetvorr q speciality
Window scre8ns and screen doors
Hrhacfnr A Witkoswki. 1SfS Market ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11

ELECTRICAL WIRING And repajrln9.
Also a complete line Of fixtures dps-r,
evenings. 4. j. Desmond Co. ~ VI
Cor Fourth and Scott streets pbopas
1876. store. 1903 NJ.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11

II. q. GLANG Y@@s seeonu and Adams
streets. All Kinds of fo0iinR. haa ting and
spuuting. We have make 10 per cent
resitlrt ion EuuipDrd 20 do work IN aud
out Of city Phone 5I1l-W
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11

n x. PIERCE Carpenter )obbinz. r..
modelling, screen @Vrk done Phone
4fH;f4M
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11
statesmen and Agents
sltuatlons Wanlea--EemaIa
situations wanted Male

MARRIED. pira Httor and Hsndf
with tools. dealrCs aurk 90 anF siHri has
family % support Address y 4. NNnIf
Evening once
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Personals

Personals .
DIR BENJAMIN H. YEAsEY has re
moved his oilers 90 rooms 2u1-2ofs,
20a Industrial Trust BLDG. Tenth ana
Shiniev stFfets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles For Sale

Automobiles For sale
AIfToMoBHEs
1917 DODGE TOURING. $500.
1870 OVERLAND TO URIN14
1920 TRUCK. ~ TON.
see Mr. Ratiedge tn17-ig Orange
81. Open evenings to ..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11

SAVE THE hUOF--hnd yon save the
houso, ~ years roof repairing Cos.
nell, 20s West Eighteenth street Phone
1887.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11

pLAsTERiNG-~sil kinds. Love nros
1902 shallcrohs avenue, estinaDis fnf.
nisbed Phone bfUf-M
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11
\ sNELLsNBURe 4 30

Desire The ae~vlrne ~ sf.so~
dresser and sho~ card Wrgfsr tf.st
have cxperfencp. Mems w~a, tstm.
ming apply Carl sneueaburx.
y. snellenburx A GO
The Washington times., 1921-04-13
will STAGE Meet.

Fraternity men of George wash
meet Saturday in Potomac Park.
The Washington times., 1921-04-13
BABE RUTHOUT TO
MAKE NEW RECORD

NEW YORK, April 13.-Seventy-
five homers in 1921!
Babe Ruth started his quest for
the new record here today when the
Yankees and Philadelphia Athletics
opened the local baseball season at
the Polo Grounds.
Thousands of New Workers We'd
with each other to get into the big
stadium to see the Yanks and the
Big Bambino" swing into action.
Ruth is the greatest drawing card
in baseball, and though he found it
difficult to take of poundage accu-
rculated. during the winter and en-
tered today's game still a trifle over
weight. his attack on his own rec
ord of hfty-four home runs made
last year will lbe watched with the
keenest interest.
Many hat has been wagered along
Broadway on the outcome of Ruth's
attempt to better his record. He
modestly admitted when he returned
from Cuba last winter that he
would like to make It seventy FIVE"
this year. His chances of reaching
that goal are doubtful. according to
the experts" but that he will pass
his 1920 mark Is the popular belief.
The Washington times., 1921-04-13
FOLLOW GRIFFMEN
RIGHT HERE.

You may see today's opening
game of the season, but there
will be many games you cannot
see. Keep in touch with the
Griffmen in these columns. The
Washington Times has TWO
BIG SPORTS PAGES every
day in the week. They are
packed full of meaty sports
news and gossip, with the best
features to be found anywhere.
See what you get:
Louis A. Dougher. sports edi-
tor, offers his Looking En-
Over, a bright, breezy column
of comment.
Bryan Morse tells you all
about the sandlotters, the col
legians, the golfers, and the
tennis players.
Kirk Miller's "The Other
Angle" is a local nut" column
you cannot well afford to miss
at any time.
DuRs Ddef OiitIiuuteo ms
own speciality, which is un-
equaled anywhere.
Sid Mercer, Damon Runyon,
Tom Thorp, Walter Hoban, and
Sam Crane contribute expert
stuff from time to time.
TAD" and Jean Knott draw
their best cartoons especially
for these pages.
Carl T. Thoner's wonderful
sports photographs are the talk
of the town.
Remember. The Washington
Times has TWO BIG SPORTS
PAGES every day. Don't let
them get away from you.
The Washington times., 1921-04-13
TOM GIBBONS DEFEATS
WILLIAMS IN FOURTH

NEW YORK, April 13.-Tom Glib
bcns, of st. Paul, defeated Larry Will
l.ams. of Bridgeport, Conn, in the
fourth round of fifteen-round
match here last night, when Will
liams' seconds acknowledged defeat
by throwing a towel into the ring.
Gibbons weighed 175 pounds and Will
llams 1S1.
The Connecticut boxer took the
count of nine on seven occasions,
three times in the first round, three
times in the second and once in the
third. He was punished so severely
by Gibbons fast, short hooks that in
the fourth round his seconds deem
ell 1t inadvisable for him to con-
tinue.
The Washington times., 1921-04-13

He should be right before many
weeks pass and. If he can begin win
ming. should make with Johnson a
tough proposition for all-coners, at
the same time tightening the burden
on the rest of the hurting corps.
Two other promising righthanders
this season are Al Schacht and Olaf
Erickson. neither Of whom amount cd
to much in 1920. Schacht had screw
loose somewhere in his back and Ilaf
boasted a trick knee. Schacht's visit
to Bonesetter Reese has restored his
pitching strength and Manager Nc
Bride figures on using him frequently
this spring.
Olaf ErIckson's wicked SIDE arm
delivery has proved of tremendous
value all spring and, with his knee
all o X once again, the vepturesome
viking is counted on to be a winner.
Little Jose Acosta, small AS he is,
is well able to take care OF himself.
He may not start SO many games. but
he should make ideal finisher.
Furthermore, Acosta will start
against certain clubs. especially those
with straightaway hitters, the boys
who most easily fall victims Of the
change Of pace.
A CERTAIN REGULAR.
Jezebel Tecumseh Zachary is a
certain regular from the beginning.
The north Carolina giant has de-
veloped into a first class southpaw
with control. This, to ball players. is
an excellent combination. one certain
to be a winner. Zachary is second
choice to open the season today
against the Red Sox. II he doesn't
appear today, very likely he will be
in there tomorrow. =
George Mogridge, former Yankee,
while obtained largely for relief as
signments, has looked pretty good all
spring and may start several games
before the hurting staff settles down,
or he is knocked into the middle of
rext week. Mogridge Is an expert
enced pitcher with a lot of control.
Harry Courtney Is expected to be
regular as soon as he works him
self into shape. The slender south
paw showed lot of stuff last year,
and Manager Mcbride is counting on
that same ability to assert itself be-
fore many weeks have passed.
According to present plans, Hank
Shanks, the silver-toned tenor from
Monaco, Pa, starting his tenth sea
son with the Washington club, will
hold down third base until his hitting
fades away under the increasing 4
warmth of the sun. He should be 90
the job for several weeks yet.
Meanwhile, during the early weeks
peeby Foss, as soon as he feels right
again, will be schooled to go back to
third base. The Tampa recruit has
showed unmistakable hitting ability.
But he has much to learn about third
base play, and, II he has half the
commonsense he appears to have. he