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UaloaAs Apseinaon.

Il once knew an eccentric man."
stated old Festus Poster. .whO when he
had gotten the desired number Oss his
telephone did not demand 6eroeiy.
'Whixz xias7' Instead he Invariably
said civilly. This Is John ]. POPpen.
dick. Wishing 70 speak 70 Mr.. Buck
over His funeral was the largest ever
held In the BeighbOrisoOd where he lssd
resided. and tlSereat strong inea broke
down end wept Hike children, beiag
ceavinced inst they would never again
80 hiA like."-JudDe.
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room In Union station. Here lie wSk
presented by Lieut.. Howard $, EisE
y. :. n, commander Of the posi-. win
the American Legion ceremonial hndge
George Washington post No Is the
original American Legion post.
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Just Give III Tim.

According Ia Harvard astr0oOsner.
the earth IL :s8O.OOO.OOO OOO! QUO. .OOO. 100
miles from the center of the universe.
A mere bagateale. Just give our ex-
perts . tittse time and We will slI bo
''fistening In" IN a demonstrati0a.
Cinchsnati Telephone Bulletin.
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This ;eeeM ;Wessth . Fsrtv~s.
p. Ten thousasd dolEArs is said to have
bseo refused ty the owner Of trained
crew which y now engaged Ia 6siag
Ao0o stage stuntA IN this country.
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HE IS VALUABLE LEGION MAN
Judge Hanisy o. Mandan. North os.
kesa. Has. Given Much Service
TO His Country.

In the last ten years james n. IIan.
lev. Mnndnp. North Dakota, has served
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RANCH FOR Ex.sERvIcE MEN
Founder Of National Loyalty League
Extends Invitation to Legion.
naires to Visit His Playground.

p Col. II. +. Dickerson. founder and
national commander OF the National
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What Kind ofa Day
Do You Wish Yourself?

Suppose you could make . wish At the
breakfast table and finally have the wish conc
trus. Would you cay.
Il want this to b . good day. OFT an
willing for this day to drag along1"
II you keep on wishing your days with the
food you eat, finally the wish 10 likely to cons.
trus.
Grape-Nuts helps your wish for good day.
Nothing miraculous; just the natural result from
right food with the right tasts.
There b q charm Of favor and crsspns,,
n 0raps-Nuts that b Ike the smile Of eood
ftisnd It the besakfast table
And oraps-Nuts, with cssam Of min (irssh
q timed. b fully nourshing feeding the eissuss
and glands, ths bons md blood with just ti,oss
elements which Nature rsquirss - building
sersngsh without my 'hsavinssa"
onps.Nuss b shs perfected GOODNESS Of
Whsat md matted barley. scisoeHheauy dsvsaopsd
-ssady 70 81 from ths packaes. A oraps.Nuss
besahfase O. lunch psaceical wish for nood h,eA
"There's a Reason"
Ssh b ~ syso~s
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Teasehine Oetts~~

-Wt,at IL Bestha,u's credit rsting1.
80 how he cast even get . battery
<1harred."-Wayside Tales.
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Somethinx always "turnx up- fss
the man who has Z good plan.
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When n man is "nnbIe, 70 bear mis-.
fortune im II Indeed unfortunate.
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FocH IS MADE LEGION MAN
Distinguished Marshal Recipient 81
Ceremonial Badge From George
Washington Post, No. 1.

Marshal Ferdinand Foch became Q
member of the American Legion the
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D3GGe.A " 40. ladies'. girls v ss>ss -
bssv heel. li73 ksNt Parcel eea1. J. ..
F6nO. eA West th Ave. OeNvHN. CORlD.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-09
Gossip BoDOng Winter
DentaLs Work Hard
for JantbOree With
Northwestern Squad

The Indiana Dental College basketball
team will play the Northwestern Uni
versity Dental team at the Y. NJ. c. A.
gymnasium SATURDAY night. 1t is the
final college game of the year in Indi-
annapolis, unless Wabash and De Pauw
get together for their proposed third
game March II. The clash between the
two dental college hves is attracting
widespread attention as this Is the first
year the two big dental schools have met
on the hardwood.
At the Patton gymnasium in Evanston,
ILL.,, six weeks ago the Northwestern
Dentals defeated the Indiana Dentals, 81
to IS. The Hoosiers are out for re,
venge. 1t is the final game Of the local
Dental schedule and If the Indianapolis
athletes can win their record will be
equal to any ever made by an Indiana
Dental team.
Mathew probably will be. out of the
local lineup. Farver may be used, al
though McCRrty, last years guard, ap-
Feared at practice last night and will try
and get In shape to play part Of the
game. The remainder Of the Dental team
is In good shape and showed some Of the
old pep which was lacking in the Butler
game.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-09
MITCHELL WILL
BATTLE KANSAS
Buffalo Mauler Out to Make
1t Two Straight on Mil
waukee Boxer.

MILWAUKEE. March e.-some fervid
fighting is expected here tonight when
Rocky Kasas, the sawed off Buffalo
slugger, and Richie Mitchell. the pride
of Milwaukee, enter the ring for a sched-
uled ten-round bout. A lot of fur Is
sure to fly before the party breaks up.
Kansas, who draped knockout punch
on MitchelIs chin in the first round Of
their recent engagement in Buffalo, is
out to make 1t two in row. He SCOTS
at the innuendos sent forth by Mitchell's
admirers that the Buffalo affairswas one
of those 'lucky punch" things. He de-
clares he viii prove tonight that he is
bad news" for Mitchell any time he
meets him.
Mitchell will be fighting to maintain
a toe hold on the upper rungs Of the
lightweight ladder. If Kansas should
again punch Richie to sleep, it would
just about relegate the Milwaukee aspir-
ant to the second division.
A chance to mingle with Benny Leon
ard will be an added incentive for Kan
sas
Milwaukee fans are offering odds of
to 1 that Mitchell will stay the full
ten rounds. Some optimistic Mitchell
men are offering even money that he will
win.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-09
Coach MOJUe Has Big
Card for EdrLhGn,'s
Veteran Track Men

RICHMOND, Ind. March with
Earlham's last basketball game out of
the way, Coach Move, Maroon mentor,
athletes. Followers of the cinder path
and turf met in Coach Moves Office Tues
day afternoon TO start defenite prepara-
tons for the 1921 track team.
Prospects for a winning team are IN
usually bright. From last years squad
only one man was lost by graduation.
Anticipating a veteran aggregation, Move
las arranged the stiffest schedule that
the Quakers have ever faced.
When the Earlhamites face the start
ing signal in the first meet they will have
an experienced pOint-getter In practically
every event Ivey, star Of the local track
men, will be back on the job in the high
jump and the high hurdle IYey has few
peers in his ability to canter over the
hurdles.
In the distance events. Dalton and
Tomlinson are the best bets Robinson,
CRAFTS. Yarnal and Teale were last years
point-getters in the half mile event.
In the 440-yard event Carter and
FaQuher are back in the harness. In
addition to these Beck Of football and
to fight for position.
In the dashes Faquher, Carter, Teale
and Emslie will make a strong fight for
berths. An imposing relay team might
be picked from this aggregation Of quar-
ter milers.
johnson is the big feature in the field
events He is at home with both the
shot and the discus. Carey is also a
valuable man with the discus, although
an injury may eliminate him. GRATIS,
a well-knOwn high school athlete, is the
mainstay for the pole vault.
Earlhams track schedule follows:
April 16-Indiana University at Earl
ham.
April 23-Cincinnati U, at Earlham.
April 3O-halamazoo Western Normal
at Kalamazoo, Mich.
May DE PAW at Greencastle.
May 9-Franklin at Earlham.
May 2l-I. c. A. l.. at Indianapolis.
May Estate College meet at Notre
Dame.
June 4-Conference meet at Chicago.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-09
ANAT[VR NORB

Captains Of amateur and semi pro base
ness a batting contest tonight at o'clock
beween two batting teams Of five MEM
bers each In the big tent corner Of Sen
a te avenue and Maryland street. The
improved wonder gun will do the pitch
ing. 1t Is said the gun will throw any
kind Of ball known to natural pitching
and VIII serve to strengthen batting eyes
for the players before the start Of the
coming season.
Brightwood is organizing a fast semi
pro ball team and will hold a meeting
tonight at s o'clock at the Brightwood
Y. NJ. 9. A. The following players are
requested to attend: Logsdon, t. r..
Wallsmith G. F. Wallsmith, Montgom-
cry. Eleanor, Miller. Jacobs, Acterson.
Sanders, Williams, II. Smith, c. Rea, j.
Chatham, G. Moles and Lewis Lane. Any
others desiring tryouts are requested to
attend. good first baseman is de-
sired.
The North Side Vets will again be IA
the field With a fast ball team. There
viii be a meeting Friday night at the
clubrooms, Thirtieth and Clifton streets.
All lsst-year players and any wishing
tryouts are requested to be present For
games address North Side Club.
The Cloverleafs have met and orga-
nized for the season. Players wishing
tryOuts are asked to call Drexel 1912
and ask for Bill.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-09
High School Stars to
Play With Pottawattamis
Against Turner's Tonight

Harold and Emil Harmeson and Prout,
forward, center and guard On the Manual
basket team Of the closing season, will
be seen in Pottawattsmi uniform tonight
when the Potts" attempt to lower the
colors Of the South Side Turner team on
the Turner floor.
The Pottawattami outfit will have sew
eral former high school players in uni
form and will be out to give the Turner'S
crowd a real bit Of opposition, if not q
trimming.
The Turner's are expecting a real fight
from this crew and they have made extra
preparation for the contest. The Turner's
have Johnny Hennessey, Hank" Stevens,
Wallie Mddlesworth and Johnny Rice
for the forward Jobs, Red" Underwood
at center and Brook Secrest and ''Tubby"
Stevens for the guard positions.
The play of the HarmiesOn brothers for
Manual was one Of the big features of
the sectional play at the Coliseum Fri
day and Saturday and a large crowd of
fans should turn out to watch them per-
form In the big amateur clash.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-09
WARNING UP
w with the TRIBE

CROWLEY, La, March 9.-Pitcher Pug
Cavet has the easiest time of all getting
along in this land of the sweet mag
nolia. The tall hurler from Texas seems
to 1T right in with the climate, environ
ment and people Never a grumble is
heard from Pug and he goes his way
in apparent satisfaction with everything
Also, Pug takes his own pace on the
pan field and there is little chance of
MIN becoming patient In Doc Wig
gains hospital because of overexertion.
And, by the way, Doc" Wiggam is
getting plenty of customers these days.
He is a walking liniment plant and has
a cure-an for everything.
~The Frontier Of the Stars" exclaimed
Bob KtnZella as he thrust his head out
Of the hotel window to see what he
could see. Only the stars were out as
the clock In the steeple struck one.
The big clock in the tower Of the
Acadia parish courthouse, of which Grow
ley is the seat has a thunderous bell and
the toll Of the hours can be heard far
out in the country.
Curfew did not ring the first night the
Indians were in the city. All the town
boys stayed up late.
Crowley boasts of a coming queen Of
said to possess a voice that musical
sharps have pronounced brilliant. She
has not had any training in big league
musical circles, and for that reason all
crowley feels that with the advantage
of expert instruction she viii become
world famous. She soon IS % go to New
Orleans to receive training and later
Crowley plans to send her to New York.
This beautiful daughter of the South at
tended the opening baseball reception
and 1t Is needless to say that she was
the hit" OF the party. a Southern
Nightingale she was called instantly by
the indianapolis scribes when they heard
her voice, and the name threatens to
stick because the local paper picked it
up in tbs columns the following day
Therefore, if Hazel Dare Wilder develops
into a national singer, the HoOsier base
bail party will be nightly interested.
The club quartette is getting warmed
up just about right and the still eve
nIngs no longer are still. Some of the
In Sweet Magnolia Land" Listen to
the Mocking Bird Wandering aud
Wondering" Il Can't Get Up" "Oh, Doc
tor" and a Million Miles From No
where"
When Babe Ruth comes to town St.
Patrtck's day he'll be entitled to any
home runs he may get at the Crowley
ball park There aren't any fences.
The local Knights Of Columbus are mr.
ranging a blowout for the Babe when
he brings his bat to town. The game
between the Yankees and Indians that
day is being advertised all over southwest
Louisiana. Its going to be the biggest
sport event Of Crowley's history.
Local soda founts have an eye for
business. They are serving Hendricks
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-09
RICHARD FIXED
ON NEW JERSEY
AS FIGHT SITE
Promoter to Make Announce
ment March 15-Expects to
Build Huge Arena.
CANADIAN OFFER PASSES
BY HENRY L. FARRELL,
United Press STAFF Correspondent.

NEW YORK, March 9.-Jack Dempsey
and Georges Carpenter will meet for
the worlds heavyweight championship
some place in New Jersey" Without
disclosing the source of Information. this
can be said authoritatively.
Offers from Montreal. London and
other places are not being entertained
by Tex Richard and never have been.
New York was first considered as the
only place and when objections arose to
the contest here, Rickar6 sought and
has selected the place nearest to New
York.
Richard said today ne had decided on
the site and would make the official an
nouncement to the principals and the
public on March Is
The exact location Of the site In New
Jersey is a matter Of conjecture.
Richard has his heart set on staging
the battle in the metropolitan district.
And it is practically certain now that
this is exactly what he will do.
Il can not make anything like a def
mite announcement regarding the Cana
dian offer, or any other plans as yet"
said Richard today, but l hope TO name
the site Of the battle by March 10
Ricksrd intimated that il plans he has
in mind do not miscarry he will have
some highly interesting announcements
to make with regard to the staging of
the battle. He limited also that features"
he has in mind have nothing to do with
the site.
Just as soon as the site Is named Rick
ard will set about preparing the arena.
Il intend starting out to build an
arena which Will seat some 60,O0O'' he
said.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-09

Here we get a squirt at three of the
new men whom Manager Hendricks is
depending on to help carry a stif Indian
battle into the American Association ter
ritOry this season. Kinsella, Baird and
Ettllng all are looking good in the early
work at Crowley and they viii have to
do big things during the regular season
to come up to expectations.
Boosting of batting average of 1916
in the International League last season,
Outfielder Bob Kinsella is expected to
prove one Of the 1921 Tribe mainstays.
He is hitting the ball hard In the prac-
tice sessions and games. Manager Hem
bricks already is figuring on Kinsella for
the second place In the batting order.
This player is known quantity. He is
young. rated a good fielder, and his bat
ting average speaks for itself. Kinsella
plays baseball McGraw style, for he was
with the Giants for brief period.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-09
RED sox LOOK STRANGE.

BOSTON, Mass, March "a revised
edition OF the Boston Red Sox had it's
first practice Of the season at Hot
Springs. Ark, according to word received
here today. Herb Thormahlen and
Catcher Muddy" Ruel, the battery ac-
quired from the New York Americans in
a recent trade, as well as John Collins
and Harry LiebOld. whom the Red Sox
obtained last week from the Chicago
White SOx in exchange for Harry Hooper,
will don the Red stockings for the first
time today. Herbert PennOck is confined
to his home in Kennel Square, Pa, with
the grippe, dispatches said, but it is ex-
pected the pitcher will join his team
mates next week.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-09
SEVERE COLD
HALTS LEONARD

NEW YORK, March "a threatened
attack Of influenza today resulted in the
postponement Of Benny Leonards sched-
uled bout with Rocky Kansas at Madison
Square Garden March IT, Billy Gibson,
manager Of the champion, Will keep Pro
moter Tex Richard posted regarding
Leonard's condition and let him know
definitely within a day of so whether OF
not Benny will be able to box Kansas
on March %, the new date proposed by
Richard. In case Leonard calls off the
bout altogether, it is planned to substi-
tute Willie Jackson for Leonard.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-09
5000 SHORT

MARIETTA, Ohio, March with his
en- route to Florida, Earl Greasy" Neale
outhelder recently obtained by PhiladeI-
phia from the Cincinnati Reds, remained
here as a holdOut. Neale stated that
there was $4,000 difference between the
salary offered him and what he wanted
and that he would not play professional
baseball unless his demands were met
Neale Tuesday signed a contract to coach
the Washington and Jefferson football
team next year.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-09

The fans needn't worry about third
base the coming season. because Doug
Baird will be on the job. He is going
big and it looks as though he'll make
the Hoosier fans forget Ollie OMara.
Baird is just out Of the big leagues and
he hopes to get back up there through
his work with Indianapolis the coming
season. Manager Hendricks had Baird at
St Louis in 1918 and predicts he'll estab
lish a better American Association record
than O'Mara.
Manager Hendricks sees encoura gin 2
signs in the way Pitcher Ettling, st.
Louis sandlotter, Is working at the Tribe
training camp. Ettling is a whale of a
man and apparently possesses lots OF
Griner, former st. Paul hurler, and is a
ght-hander. He will be used often In
the Indians exhibition games.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-09
Wisconsin in Tie for
Big Ten Leadership

MADISON, Wis, March 9.-Wisconsin
moved up to q tie with Purdue and Mich
igan for first place In the Conference race
here last night by defeating Ohio State,
"a to "a II was the last Big Ten game
on the Badger card. Wisconsin took an
early lead and was safe at every stage
of the game, although the Buckeye team
two met recently at Columbus and forced
the Wisconsin five at top speed from the
start. Taylor was high point man for
the Badgers, while Greenspun added a
substantial total to OhiO's score from the
foul line. Wisconsin defeated Ohio, a TO
25, in the last game between the two
teams.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-09
sEWELL CUTS LOOSE.

CLEVELAND, March 0.--Joe Sewen
the University of Alabama shortstop, who
Joined the Cleveland Indians following
the death Of Ray Chapman, was the CEN
ter Of attraction at Dallas, according TO
advices received from the spring training
camp today.
He showed up well In batting practice,
meeting the ball squarely and sending
many long smashes to the outield. He
was not allowed to cavort around the in
field.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-09
BASEBALL BROTHERS.

ELKINS. W. Va. March 0.-Del Gamer,
captain Of the Milwaukee American Assoc
citation team, left here Tuesday night for
GulfpOrt, Miss, to go into training with
his squad. He was accompanied by his
berth
Two other semi-pro stars from this city
will leave here next week to join the
Chambersburg team Of the Blue Ridge
League They are Glenn Galner, brother
of the Milwaukee team candidates, and
Monk Cilvestre. Glenn Gamer is a first
baseman
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-09
State Meet Tickets

Tickets for the State championship
games in the Indiana high school basket
ban tournament, to be played at the
Coliseum March IS and 10, went on sale
today at the local high schools and at
all sporting goods stores. Fans were
buying the ducats up at a rapid clip
and indications are that the supply will
not last long.
There have been 5000 season tickets
reserved for out-of-town fans. These
may be ordered through the mail by
communication with Fred German, Tech
nical High School
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-09
MASKED CUE MARVEL.

The Mysterious BfIiardist" will ap-
pear in exhibition matches at the Hume
Mansur billiard parlors Thursday after
noon and evening. The masked marvel OF
the cue game will play two matches Of
al pocket billiards and fans are prom
ised a real treat. He has not lost a
match in ffty-two played this season,
and has defeated some Of the best cue
wielders IN the country. Fancy shot ex-
htbitions will be given after each per-
Torrance.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-09
RECRUITS LOOK coon

PITTSBURGH, March 9.-GeOrge Glib
son, manager Of the Pittsburgh National
League Baseball Club, has announced at
the spring training camp at West Baden,
Ind, that the Pirates will be given two
sessions Of practice each day. "Gibby"
is well pleased with the work Of two new
Pirates, one being Chief Yellow Horse Of
Little Rock. who came to the Pittsburgh
team this season. The Indian will be
used In tha SnAald Tha manager reports
that Ne 1. alae pleased with the work Of
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-09
HARVARD oARsMEN OUT.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, March 9-Har-
Charles River Tuesday In addition 10
five varsity boats three freshman and
many class crews rowed under super
vision Of the coaches. The varsity shells
were on the water for an hour. -Four
veterans sat IN the first boat
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-09
vAUGHN WINS CITE MATCH

of Chicago won his second game in the
national amateur pocket billiard cham
pionship by beating Gus Gardner Of New
York 125 to 80 In 81 innings. Champion
J. Howard Shoemaker OF the New York
Athletic Club defeated Harry Draw Of
Detroit 125 to 98 in 81 innings.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-09
ANOTHER HEADLOCK GENT.

APPLETON, Wis, March 9.-George
Hill, local wrestler defeated Paul Mar
tinson. Chicago, in two straight falls
here last night. winning the first with a
deadlock In "a 20 and the second with q
toe hold In II 81. Martiuson out
weighed Hill by thirty-six pounds. Hill
probably will meet Earl Caddock here
about March IL
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-09

PROVIDENCE. R. l.. March e.-Centre
ROW last NIGHT 40 to 50 The work tO Of
Warner, the Kentuckian's center, who tai
lied "a points. was an outstanding fea-
ture. 'Bo" McMillin Of football fame also
starred for the visitors, while Joslyn was
Browns best man.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-09
No Game

Guernsey VanRiper. chairman Of the
De Peuw University alumni athletic
committee today announced that the
De Pauw team could not consent to
play the proposed rub" game with
the Wabash court machine for the
State title, on the Coliseum door,
March IT.
The illness of Captain Bob Gipson
and Mark Bills was given as the rea-
son for De Pauw's refusal to accept
Coach Pete Vaugh9u's invitation to
play the third game.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-09
FOUR YOUNGSTERS SIGN.

LAKE CHARLES La, March 9.-Four
today on Connie Mack's 1921 team. In
felders Frank Brazil and Emmett Nc
Cam, Outielder Paul Johnson and
Catcher John Walker will be retained,
Mack announced. Red Shannon, short
stop, has also signed a contract
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-09
BOBBY is WORRIED.

NEW ORLEANS, March 0-With
Wheat, Myers, Grimes, Smith and Reuther
still holding out, Manager Robinson be-
gan today to worry about his Brooklyn
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