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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-09-21

Mrs. Madelynne Obenchain, held in
connection with the murder of J. Ben
ton Kennedy, was refused release on
bail in the Superior court at Los An
geles, Cal
Champagne for medical use is being
imported through the New York port
at an average of more than 600 quarts
a day.
The battleship Pennsylvania, former
ly flagship of the Atlantic feet, left
Panama on the way to join the Pa
cific fleet and become flagship of Vice
Admiral Shoemaker.
Three children, aged FIVE, six and
seven years, sons of Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Hammond at Lake Bluff, H..
were poisoned through eating acorns
The oldest son, William, died.
y
The Farmers Terminal Elevator
company at Sioux City, Ia, was placed
in receivers hands The concern was
capitalized at $1,00O,O0O. 1t had partly
completed an elevator there.
Engineer Thomas Lee and Fireman
John Johnson were killed when the en-
CINE of a Chicago & Northwestern
train was derailed in washout a mile
and half west of Belleplaine, Ia.
Oscar E. Carson of the department
of Illinois was elected national com
mander-in-chief of the United Span
ish War Veterans on the ninth bal
lot at Minneapolis, MINI.
A general reduction in prices from
house rents to costs of divorce is
in effect in Gary, Ind. The cuts fol
low closely the big reduction in wages
of steel workers.
Two charges have been placed
against Roscoe ('Fatty'') Arbucl1le
motion-picture star, in connection
with the death of Miss Virginia Rape
at San Francisco.
GilmOn Holmes, a negro, arrested on
a charge of numbering Sidney Man
helm, station agent at Columbia, La.
was hanged by mob. The body Their
was riddled with bullets and set afire
jealousy growing out of the girls
attention to another youth was be
neved the motive for the alleged slay
ing at Terre Haute, Ind, of Louise
Willoughby, seventeen. Roy Parse
also seventeen, is held.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-09-21

The Cherry sisters of Sitter were
between train visitors in Lancaster
Wednesday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-09-21
Sporting

James Mcdonald, twenty-one years
old a boxer, died at Binghamton, N
Y, from injuries suffered in a match
before an athletic club in that city.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-09-21
PLATTEVILLE'S SECOND
FIDDLE IN BASEBALL OR
CHESTRA CAUSES LEWIS
TO GNASH HIS BICUSPIDS.

Under the heading, "Twas Ever
Thus" j. H. Lewis, erst-while secre-
tary of the defunct and deeply lam
ented Wis.-Illini league, and free
lance journalist Of considerable abil-
ity, gives another interesting review
Iof Lancaster-P latteville baseball
contest played recently.
The Macedonian cries emanating
recently from the Mound City fans
have caused huge and gleeful chortles
all over southwestern Wis, contiguous
but not part OF the seat OF scholas-
tic knowledge, culture and amateur
athletics. Plattevilles chagrin is so
painfully evident, her jocund mouth
so sadly awry with the tart effluvia Of
the Individually sour grapes, and her
pitiful attempts to alibi hor failure as
a leader in baseball so convulsing,
that considerable Homeric laughter on
the part of the barbarians in the Hin
terland is distinctly pardonable. But,
Doys-don't laugh too hard; the poor
devils are dying-of jealousy.
j. H. Lewis is what we all call a
Good Fellow" He is also dean and
high priest or sachem of the Platteylile
apologists over their failure to down
the hated Lancaster, the ignominious
and upstart dirty-faced Shullsburg
gamin and the boob-like Darlington,
after such a bold and really merit
orious start as their team made. Alas,
it was only start! Especially do we
recall the mighty Smithson, intellect
uaI descendant of Casey at the Bat, "
when we read of Platteville's team of
home" boys-Ye Gods! (here floats
vision of homespun and rugged hon
esty contending with guile and big
league craft and other ridiculous
parallels drawn by the Iacile if not to
say trenchant pen of friend j. H. But
why, Orestes, prolong the agony?
Read what our oracle has to say. It's
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-09-21
Foreign

After consultation with it's industrial
and banking interests the government
at Berlin plans to issue q mortgage on
the industrial resources of the empire
for a billion and half gold marks for
Preparations.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-09-21

and banking interests the government
at Berlin plans to issue a mortgage on
the industrial resources of the empire
for billion and half gold marks for
Preparations.
Artillery fire on Spanish positions
near Melilla continues internationally
by rebellious Moorish tribesmen, said
an official statement at Madrid. The
rest of the Spanish zone was said to
have been quiet.
Two women were shot during a viO-
lent outbreak of rioting at Belfast.
The fighting conferred in We're street.
Revolvers were fired and stones and
brickbats were thrown.
John Bassett Moore of the United
States was elected one of the eleven
judges of the international court of
justice by the assembly of the League
of Nations at Geneva, Switzerland.
The Polish cabinet in public proc.
NdIIlS tildJ lie imprisonment
and death may be meted to persons
smuggling food out of Poland, says a
Warsaw dispatch.
Six soldiers of the American army
of occupation in Germany were killed
when a military lorry was struck by
the Observation-Disclosures express at
Coblenz.
A tremendous explosion occurred
aboard the former German submarine
Deutschland at Birkenhead, across the
Mersey from Liverpool. Three persons
are known to have been killed.
De Valera has telegraphed. Lloyd
George at Gairloch. Scotland, express
ing surprise at the cancellation OF The
Inverness meeting because Ireland
merely sought to make its position
clear. Pressure grows for a confer
ence anyway.
Recruits of the class of 1922 have
been called to the colors by royal de
cree at Athens. All those who have ac-
CURED Greek citizenship since 1921, |
and have not passed the age of forty, |
were also directed to reDOrt
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-09-21

Mrs. Madelynne Obenchain, held in
connection with the murder fOf J. Ben
ton Kennedy, was refused release on
bail in the Superior court at Los An
geleS, Cal
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-09-21

Petitions for a change of venue from
Sangamon county and affidavits alieg
ing Judge Smith is prejudiced ant
could not give him fair trial, wer
filed with the court at Springfield, Ill.
by Gov. Len Small.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-09-21

Champagne for medical use is being
imported through the New York port
at an average of more than 600 quarts
a day.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-09-21

Two women were shot during a vic
lent outbreak of rioting at Belfast
The fighting centered in We're street
Revolvers We're fired and stones an(
DrickbatS were thrown.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-09-21

The battleship Pennsylvania, former,
ly flagship of the Atlantic feet, left
Panama on the way to join the Pa.
cific fleet and become flagship of Vice
Admiral Shoemaker.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-09-21

Major General Menoher rendered his
resignation as chief of the army all
service at Washington, and requested
transfer to command of troops in the
field.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-09-21

Jealousy growing out of the girls
attention to another youth was be
Iieved the motive for the alleged slay
ing at Terre Haute, Ind, of Louise
Willoughby, seventeen. Roy Parse
also seventeen, is held.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-09-21

d. Van Dorm of Des Moines was
killed and three persons, including
two women, were injured when the
automobile driven by Mr.. Van Dorm
crashed into another machine four
miles from Dubuque, Ia
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-09-21

Railroad shopmen of the six fed
Grated shop crafts unions in Chicago
and vicinity will hold a meeting at
Chicago to determine what action
shall be taken on the wage cut of last
July.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-04-01

O. c. Hobbs. wife and children
left Sunday for Carlsbad. N. NJ,
where Mr.. Hobbs will enter the
grocery business with his bro.
Their, who was at one time in the
same line of business here.
Both brothers are well verSed
in this line and we predict for
the new firm a prosperous trade
in their new location. The Hobhs
family wish to convey their
thanks to the people of Carr izozo
for their kindness in times Of
severe trials and their natural
friendship at all times
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-04-01

purchase during the sale. At
tho close, the votes wllrbe edun.'
ted. The one having the largest
number will win the 5000. prize.
Get yor dollars ready.
We buy and sell Poultry, eggs,
etc. Patty's Cash Grocery &
Meat Market.
Mrs. Geo. l.. Ulrick was called
Eel Paso last week, in answer
20 q message from her SON.,
Thomas Fitzpatrick. who was
suffering from a temporary III.
ness. He has recovered and is
again at his desk in the bank.
FOR SALE-Ford Touring Car
in first class condition-lnquire
at Patty's Cash Grocery e. Meat
Market.
Intensive practice is in pro.
gress this week for a local talent
entertainment to be given at the
Crystal, Friday evening, April
10th. Further particulars will
be given later. The proceeds
of tn is entertainment are for
the construction of Q Lawn Ten
mis- court.
NOTICE. have severed cou-
nections with Jay Vaughn and
will hereafter accept contracts,
Individually. Your trade solicit.
ed.-M 4. Elliott, contracting
painter. 3262t'
We are requested to explain
that the hand-bills which have
been distributed announcing a.
series on the general subject Of
a Revival" to begin at the
First Methodist Church next
Sunday morning, is not the be-
ginning of a p%rotracted meeting,
as some have understood. These
subjects will be discussed at the
regular Sunday preaching ser.
vices. The Revival Meeting is
planned to begin April oath.
LOST-Red SOW, with one ear
lightly clipped, Last seen on
road between mouth of Largo
Canyon and Ancho. Reward -
II. l.. Mcdaniel. Carrizozo. Ct
Rev. C. C Higbee, Pastor of
the First Methodist Church. will
leave the first of next week for
Albuquerque, N. NJ. to attend
the Albuquerque District Con.
ference, Of which nc is Sc
cretary.
FOR SALE One , Ford Tour.
ing car. one Maxwell Touring
car, one Ford light truck. These
carr are in good running condi.
tion. Inquire Taylors Garage. If
Walter Place has purchased
the 8. A.. Price shop and viii
conduct the business after the
manner in which Mr.. Price has
and we hope with the same
amount Of success. Mr.. Place
Is well known here and his re.
putation for honesty and square
dealing will be practised in the
auto business the same as in
other acts Of his every day life.
Hereafter, Il Will be Place, the
Tire Doctor.
FOR RENT House of three
rooms. Inquire of A IA. Harvey.
James Roselle, accompanied
by his father. motored over 10
Artesia last week where after a
few days visit, James returned,
his father remaining with his
son, Ashby and family for a two
weeks visit.
FOR SALE Seed Barley. The
Ellsworth Co., Captain, N. NJ.
DR.. c. W. Coburn and family
nAr
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-04-01

We are in receipt of q hand
some illustrated poultry catalog
from the Blanco Poultry Yards
of III Paso. Those interested
may obtain n copy by dropping
a card to the firm. whose ad-
dress will be found in their ad
in this issue of the Outlook.
p. Levin. promoter of the big
sale at the Kelley Il Son Hard.
ware Store is n Commercial
wizard. but we're sorry girls,
he is married,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-11

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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-22
UP-TO- THE MINUTE SPORT WORLDNEWS
MISSOURI VALLEY
TEAMS MEET TWICE

Maphattan. Kan, Dec. 21.--Under the
round robin arrangement adopted ut
the meeting Of the Missouri, Valley
intercollegiate Athletic conference. a.
Kansas City, each of the valley con-
ference teams will play eight basket
rom Sa hns hone and s,shf h,, way MAY
each opponent twice during the season.
X. c. Curtiss. the new coach, has
four letter men of last years squad,
as a nucleus for this years team. So
with promise of several openings on
the squad, the Aggies are putting forth
land one of the coveted berths. An av-
erage of fifty men are out. daily for
practice.
The four letter men back in the game
are: Brady Cowell. Clay Center, Cap
tain and guard: Favel Fovel. Wichita:
/. 81. Brxan. Golden, Colo, Fred Will
liams, Hunter.
AS q means of maintaining inter-
est fthe large number of players in
the game. Coach Curtiss has arranged
an intramural tournament which Is
expected to extend thruout the season.
The Aggies start and conclude the
season with a game at home-January
4 with Grinnell and an March with
Missouri. The schedule follows:
Jan. 5-Grinnell at Manhattan.
Jan. l4-Washington at Manhattan.
Jan. 16.-Ames at Manhattan.
Jan. 20-Oklahoma at Norman.
Feb. S-Missouri at Columbia.
Feb. 4-Washington at St. Louis.
Feb. S-Kansas at Manhattan.
Feb. 10-Oklahoma at Manhattan.
Feb. 14-NeSraska at Manhattan.
Feb. 22-Grinncll at Grinnell.
Feb. S3-Drake, at Des Moines.
Feb. 24-Ames at Amcs.
Feb. 2s-Kansas at Lawrence.
Mar. drake at Manhattan.
Mar. 3-Nebraska at Lincoln.
Mar. 6-Mlssouri at Manhattan.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-22
ST. LOUIS CITY CHAMP
GRID CAME CANCELLED

st. Louis. Mo-, Dec. 2i.-Washington
and st. Louis universities will not meet
OH the gridiron next Thanksgiving day.
II will be the first time in eight years
that the schools will not stage their
annual Turkey Day Samo here.
The athletic council OF Washington
university voted to discontinue tho
struggle between the local clcvcns.
Washington won six of the eight games
played. st. Louis ono and the other was
tic. The game decided the city
championship.
The action of disseminating the con-
test came after several yeary of agi-
tation by tho Washington student body
which urged that the Pikers climax
their football season on Thanksgiving
day. The student body claimed that
ST. Louis made the classic the peak Of
its season. whereas Washington met
strong Missouri Valley Conference ele-
ycns previous 20 the Billikcn clash each
year.
Washington has scheduled Eame
for Nov. with the BIllikens to replace
the cancelled game.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-22
JOE THE WOP Will END HIS
STRENUOUS TRAINING TODAY

Joe the Wop will finish his strenu-
GUS training after todays workout and
is reported to be in the best Of con-
dition for his twenty round bout with
Kid Belt at the Pueblo Athletic club
Friday night. The Wop went after his
sparring partners in a whirlwind style
yesterday and made them the subject
of some stiff roughing. That the Wop
is planning on short and decisive
victory was a convincing fact gained
from his hard training.
Kid Belt holds six round decision
over the Wop and expects to score a
victory before the scheduled 20 rounds.
relying on his hard hitting powers.
Jack Haley who has promoted boxing
bouts in Canon City and has been
handling the training of Kid Belt will
arrive here today with the bantam
weight. According to the records Belt
has made in the four years of boxing
he appears to be one of the most prom
Using battlers in the ranks of the ban
tams. He Is of the aggressive and
boring type of fighter. rugged and has
hard wallop in either hand.
Jimmy jackson and Soldier Roberts
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-22

Lawrence. Kan, Dec. 21.-Practice
for tic University of Kansas basket
ball season. which will open Janeary
with n game with the University of
Minnesota Mt Minneapolis. is well
under way under the direction of DIR.
Il. c. Allen. director of athletics.
George Rody. captain. is playing his
third year on the team, and most OF
the other likely contcnders for places
on the team are on for their second
year.
Tho Minnesota trip was arranged by
DR.. Allen to afford the team game
Missouri Valley conference, which, for
Kansas. starts with a game with Grin
nell here January s. The Kansas
team will assemble in Minneapolis Inn
mcdiately after Christmas. and VIII
spend the last few days of tho year
in practice. preparing for the New
Years game.
other members of last years squad
in addition to Rody. appearing this
year are Paul Endacott, who played
guard: Armin wocstcmcyer. forward.
more experienced players are avail
able. and DIR. Allen expects to enter
tho tournament with n string of ton
or n dozen trained players. ready to
shift the lineup whenever necessary.
Tho game originally scheduled with
the University of Nebraska for De-
ccmbor 20 has been set for March 6.
and the visit of Kansas to Lincoln has
been advanced to January 10. The
revised schedule:
January 6-Grinncll at Lawrence.
January f0-Drake at Lawrence.
January 16-washington at Law
renee
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-22
TEN MAJOR LEAGUE
PLAYERS ARE TRADED

New York, Dec. 2l.-Ten major
league baseball players had new berths
today as a result of trades last night.
Everett Scott. shortstcp and pitchers
Joe. Bush and Sam jones of the Boston
Americans go to the New York Ameri-
Shortstop RIP" Collins Jack Quinn
and Bill Piercy, all pitchers. The Bos-
ton ffrstbaseman, ''Stuffy" Mc1nnis
vas traded to Cleveland for Elmer
Smith, right fielder; George Burns,
firstbaseman and Joe Harris. out
fielder, the latter now outlawed.
Harris is not reinstated Doc" John
ston, firstbaseman will go to Boston.
Baseball writers reported substan-
tlal sum went to Boston i'll the trade
with the New York club.
Transfer of Peckinpaugh revived ru-
mors last season that certain players
said to have been headed by Babe
Ruth wanted Peckinpaugh as manager
in place of Huggins.
Boston, Mass, Dec. 21.-The Red SoN
practically are a new team as the re-
suit of trades announced last night.
With the passing of Everett Scott,
highest ranking shortstop and holder
OF the record for consecutive play the
team loses the last of the regulars who
brought world championship series
under tne management ol Dill Sa'i"
gan.
The new Red Sox as Manager Duffy
visuaIizes them-in prospect will be
stronger hitting team. The line as he
sees it will be: Leibold, CT; Peckin-
paugh, S.: Pratt, 2b.; L. Smith, RI;
Harris. IT,; Burns. 1b.; Foster. 3d.;
Ruel C.
I'VE will be able to put club on the
field the opening day which will show
at least seven men who can bat 800
or better Duffy said.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-22

will appear in the first bout on the pro-
gram Friday night in four round
mill.
The semi-windup will send Felix
Rendon, who won the amateur cham
pionship of the welterweights last
year against Kid Butler. Both fighters
are capable of putting over a knock
out with either hand and the so should
result in a hard slugging match with
an easy prediction that the gong VIII
not send them to the center of the ring
in the sixth round.
Jim Byrnes has been selected to ref
cree the bouts, the Steel City quartet
will entertain the fans with some OF
the latest songs.
After one days sale of tickets, there
is every cause to believe that record
house will be in attendance tomorrow
night The brisk sale of the paste
boards at all the leading cigar stores
down town and at Perkins Cigar store
on Northern avenue will see most OF
the tickets sold by Friday and one OF
the largest attendants at the Pueblo
Athletic club this year.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-22
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK

Kansas city. Mo-. Dec. 21.-U. 8
% bureau OF Markcts)-CattIe-Re
s,eoo; 5ccf steers. mostly ioal5e high
rr. na some sales up 25c: yearlinss. 5000;
"a. s,ecrs' st.oe: other sales. S5.25n
-sc hisher, mostly l56i25c higher; buik
.anhers. .s 2asn2.50: most cows. s3-T51
80 heitess generally St536so0: otbey
asses , mostly steady; most desirah,c
sseaers, s.oon 100. bulk. bulls, $500
crs. A50Gs.0o
Goss-Rcccipts s.ooo; active, lsn 25c
msner' Packers taking great bulk OF
,reccipts. top. 500. bulk good horS
so.Tu" "V' bulk sales. $3.50 100: good
paSkinE sows. S.35a5.5o; pigs, steady.
sheep-Rcccipts 5000: sheep steady.
most rat owes. $3.75: full shorn Texa,
~c,hers. 1875; lambs. generally sc
higher; fed westerns, sioe5.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-22
NEW YEAR BOXING
CARD POSTPONED

The New Years boxing card featur-
ing Jim Flynn and Ed McKissick at
Avondale on New Years day has been
postponed until January Z because
McKissick has found that he will be
unable TO get into the best of shape
by the first of the year.
Young Sol and Danny Lyons have
been signed UP for a six round event
to this card. and 1t is understood that
two preliminarics will be added.
Flynn meets Harvey Perkins at
Casper. Wyoming. on December 81
and will arrive in Pueblo soon after
this match
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-22

The Loop Marko, team fina ~ got
busy and walloped tho ISlcin's Smoke
House for TWO games. Tho klcin's put
down n smoke barrage in the 5rd and
won out by one pin.
Boucher nearly took high game when
ho put over 2t6 in the first.
steele shot nice series of $50 bring
ing his average up considerably.
The kncbels arc due for a trimming
tonight when they battle tho Orange
Crech.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-22
COLORADO SPRINGS JUNIOR
CHAMPIONS MEET DEFEAT

The Pueblo Midgets defeated the
Taylor Midgets, state champions of the
junior basket ball team in close and
exciting game at the City last night
by score OF 1911.
Taylor Midgets of Colorado Springs
put up a stubborn resistance against
the City Y Midget team but were un-
able to guard the fast and excellent
passing engineered by Gardino. The
visitors held the Junior championship
of Colorado Springs for four years.
and hold a record in 19lS-1s19 with but
one defeat. The state championship
was won by the team this year.
Croft and Cort played good game
but Waldron did the best work, shoot
ing a good long throw in the second
period and scoring in his Ave attempts
at free tosses.
Gardinos speed in covering every
play and intercepting well directed
passes paved the way for the Pueblo
Midgets to victory. Tate's sensational
back hand toss thru the basket after
he had missed free throw and re-
covered the ball on bounce with two
minutes to play cinched the game for
the Pueblo 115 pound team,
~
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-22
H-fRB GRID .cCHEDGLEf
FOR ST. LOUIS INII

St. Louis. Dec 2i.-An impressive
football schedule for 1922 is contcm-
plated by st. Louis University. The
Billikens plan to meet Centre college.
Notre Dame. Nebraska, Missouri uni
versity, Michigan Aggics. Washington
university. Ames and Grinnell. Games
have been arranged with several of
these schools and negotiations are
under way for contests with the 9TH
ors. Clarence EEgler. quarterback.
will be CAPTAIN of the eleven.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-22
LOOP MARKET
KLEINs SMOKE HOUSE
Slacrcr Defeats Cont

Philadelphia. Penns.. Dec. .i.--Jake
Scha efer. worlds 1s2 bslk line bill
Hard champion. defeated Roger Cont.
French player. in the NTH and sixth
blocks Of the 5000 point exhibition
match today. Schacfer won the after
noon match 400 to Js3 and the night
match 400 to 1893. The point totals arc
Schaefer. 1907: Cont. 1,531.
The fnal blocks will be played to-
morrow.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-22
KANSAS Univ. BASKET BALL
TEAM TO MEET MINNESOTA

January Is-Nebraska at Lincoln.
January o4-Missouri Mt Lawrence.
January 31-Oklahoma at Norman.
February 6-Ames at Lawrence.
February S-Kansas Aggics at
February i4-Amcs at Amcs.
February 15-Grinncil at Grinncll
February 16-Drake at Dcs Moincs.
February 2l-Missouri at Column
bia.
February 22-Wsshinston at St.
Louis.
February 2s-Kansas Agsies at
March 6-Ncbraska at Lawrence.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-22
DETROIT TIGERS GET
STRIKE OUT PITCHER

Ottumwa. Ia, Dec. 21.-"Bill'' Sapp
a pitcher with the Eldon semi-pro-
fessional baseball team near here last
season. will receive "A trial with the
Detroit Tigers next year. Eddie Herr,
scout for the Detroit team. signed
Sapp. He is IS years old. Hc made
= record last season with Eldon Of
SIS strike outs in five games.