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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22
ORGANIZE LOCAL DELPHIAE

The Cherokee, Creek and Osake
nations corner near owen Park In
the north part of Tulsa, and the
members Of a new Delphian society,
which was organized on the north
side Wednesday. chose the first
three letters In those Indian names
for the name OF their society. Gre
Osa Che.
Nineteen women met at the Cen
tcnary church at Golden and North
Denver avenue for organization OF
the society, which is branch of the
national Delphian society.
Officers elected were: Mrs.
Thomas u. Elliott, president; Mrs.
y. J. Gubser, vice president; Mrs.
George II. ClulOw, secretary; Mrs.
l.. W. Kuntz, treasurer; Mrs, F. W,
Dye, chairman Of advisory board
assisted by Mrs. Hal Rambo and
Mrs. &. Young.
A membership of more than 200 Is
expected by the club, according 10
Mrs. Clulow. The first literary
work shat will be studied will be
Pre- Historic Man" and the meet
ings will be held twice a month.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22
MAJORS NOT IN SHAPE
! Majority of Big League Teams Show
Effects of Poor Condition la
FIRST MSs,is Of Play.

NEW YORK, Aprll 2l.--Ihe be-
ginning of tho Becond week OF matcr
league baseball today found condi-
tiOna very much unsettled IN both
big leagues. A usual, tho weather
has acted as "A draw back The Giants,
Yankees ana 81. Louis Browns are
the only teams that have lived up
10 pre- e-season predictions 80 far.
Indications are that the various
clubs Will not begin to settle down
to their normal levels for several
weeks To Somo, ns popnant races OF
other years have consistently proved.
Champions Not In Form,
The 1920 punnant winning Indians
ana DodsurH, for instance, ara dos
tined to swing Into IL much stronger
pace than thoy have shown TO date,
Tho Cleveland team has not found
itu proper balance. but once Tri1
Speakers pitchors settle down the
worlds champions will start climb
inH
Tho Dodgers are reaping tho sour
effects of poor condition. Your
Uncle Wllbort Robiusun's pitchers
are not in shape ana the Hamo gocs
for the other members Of tho team,
but the Dodgers don't rank ns u
| second division team. They VIII
como along
Hra'tS Furnish Surprise
Tho Boston Braves have furnished
tho real huypr,so ur tho season thus
FAR. Fred Mitchell has his team ON
its toes, lIls pitChcra have boon
| moro than holding their own and the
| club az whole IL ssinginR tho bail
| on tho nose, Incidentally, the
! Braves arc not missing Rabbit
| Maranylllc.
Tho playing ~ tho Pirates so far
| has boon suappy MaranNillo has
| undoubtedly holped Mooney" Glb-
| son To Hct his ship on an oven keel
and Pittsburgh looks liko "a team
| capable OF holding n fast pace,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22
Tex Rickdrd May Not
Announce Fight Site
Until After Election

JERSEY CITY, n, j., April Ell
exact site of the Dempsey -Carpen-
tier fight until May 10, 1t was
learned here today. THIS is be-
cause Of his scsire TO avoid drag
ging the fight into political tur-
moil in connection with the COM
ing city election on the afore-
mentioned date,
If the naming OF the site is held
up, the beginning of WORK Cn the
arena also will be delayed, hut
Promoter Rickard Is said to have
received assurance from his con-
tractors that the structure can be
put up In jig time.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22
JelUeler's Preliminary
Is Set for Saturday

At the request OF the government,
the preliminary trial of Morris Was
serman. local ieweler and Mrs.
Vivian Stinson, wife 'of ]. a. Sttn-
son, oil producer, both OF whom are
charged with violating the Mann act,
was continued until Saturday by G..
l.. Yancey federal commissioner.
The charge, filed by Stinson, grew
out of an alleged trip from Kansas
city to Tulsa by Mrs. Stinson and
Wasserman. The continuance was
granted TO allow the government TO
procure as witnesses two conductors
OF the train on which Mrs. Stinson
and the jeweler are said TO have
made the trip to Tulsa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22
Prosecute Promoters
of Kansas City Boxing

KANSAS CITY. April 2t.--iIrre-
after promoters of boxing matcher
in Kansas city will be prosecuted
under the provisions OF the state law,
Cameron l.. Orr, prosecuting attor-
ney of Jackson county. said today.
Such exhibitions in the past have
been violations OF the state law. MIR.
orr added, but there have been no
prosecutions because no one has OBJ
jected seriously. Hereafter, in view
of Governor Hyde's veto of the box
ing bill sponsored by the American
Legion, bouts will not be permitted.
Mr.. Orr said Mr.. Orr himself is .
member of the American Legion and
declared he enjoyed boxing.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22
Popular Jack Coffey Has
Fast and Aggressive
Ball Club
PACKERS BUY GARDNER
Burke Sells Tall Righthander
Rain Checks Redeemed
at Box Office

Yesterday was good dsv for
poker but not for baseball. Rain,
starting at The conclusion OF the
first hair OF the first inning forced
The ponpoucmcut of the thlrd and
final game of the Ollcr- Packer Hcr-
tee the third set back in az many
sorios here.
Jimmy Burke sent TougDn. Mink
league recruit to the box for the
oilers and Stewart vnp the Packer
slab nominee. so runs were made
by Sioux city in their half Of the
inning. and Tcngon seemed To be- cr.
fcctivc. II was his first start Of the
season.
Final Game Here Sunday.
Jack Coffcy than whom there is
no more popular manager In base
ball and his Dca MoineA Boosters to-
day open the final scrles IN this
homo stay OF the Oilcrs. Tno final
game OF the Booster-Oiler scrlea Is
played sunday
Coffey has. as usual. fast and
fighting ball club and tho RooHtera
viii make trouble for other Western
league pennant conicndcr+ Vote
rnn Boosters we'll known to Tulsa
fBndom include Euckalew ana
Lynch. pitchers; Banner. catcher;
Coffey. second base. Milan, Kennedy
and O'Connor. outfioldera.
Packers Seed Pitchers.
Assignment of pitcher Gardner TO
the Sioux city Packers WIS yestcr-
day announced by Manager Jimmy
Burke OF the oilers. Gardner IA a
big right handler and though no
failed TO show anything In spring
training with the Tulsa club may
get off well with the Packers. who
need pitchers badly
Rain checks Tor games at Me
Nulty park are 10 bo redeemed AT
tho box office or at dawn town
ticket ofices--Y Young Brothers cigar
store and the Indian Trading com
pany.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22
Fourteen Entrants in
Kay County Track Nee!
Special to The world.

Special to The world.
PONCA CETY, April 2i.--Fourtoen
rural and village schools OF Kay
county are entered for the second
annual track and field meet here on
Saturday or TINS week. A total o'
about two hundred farm boys viii
compete. Prizes, in tho way of attn
lctic equipment, viii he awarded the
three schools taking the first three
places i'm the victories, and there will
be awards also to all individual
winners.
The meet will open again, as did
last years with "A kite flying con.
test, which created great interest
when first introduced here. Each
boy must make his own kite, and
workmanship counts so many points
toward winning the prize.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22
CHAMPIONS BEAT
BROWNS4 T03
Yanks Defeat AS; Red
Sox Shutout Griffs;
Sox Trim Tigers

CLEVELAND onto. Aprl 2i.-cieve-
lands world baseball champions opened
their home season today By defeating st.
Louis s to O. The opening ceremonies
were featured BY the presentation of nu-
merous glfts TO the cleveland players, in
Guiding an automobile and a cowboy sad
do and bridlc given 10 Manager iris
Speaker. The saddle was the glft OF
Speakers friends IN his home town, Hub
bard. Texas.
cleveland won the game by means OF
extra base hits OF shockcr, seven OF
Clcveiand's n hits being doubles
stephenson. the University " Alabama
athlete. who has boon batting sensation
ally Tor Cleveland this spring, made two
sacrifice hits and double, aiding mate
rislly IN the scoring " three % Cleve-
lands four runs. tie also fieldcd brn-
lianuy.
Tho score
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22
CHICKS BEAT HENRYS
Drumright Enid and pawhuSka-
OkmuIgcc Games Postponed by
InClcmcnt Weather.

HENRYETTA, April 21.--Chlcka-
sha came back strong today ana
evened the series up bv defeating
IIonryetta r to . 81 . he-2 fought
game. Allen. big southpaw, had the
best OF the pitchers battle. Thomas
.IIenryctta ccntorfielder. smashed a
drive over the center field fence In
The first inning for the first run OF
the game. Allen drove "A long three
base hit into dec pright and scored
on an error on the throw-in
Score by innings:
Hcnryetta ,....l10 900 600 0
Chicknsha ....OO0 21l 0I0--5
Batteries Powell Smith. Gray
and Lcmastor; Allen and Kelley and
Hayes
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22
AUTOLEAGUE IS
STARTED TODAY
Tulsa Amateur Circuit
Opens Schedule on
New Field

Awaiting tho call Of the umpire
to play bali" tho Evans-Howard
Co. and Hopkins supply Co. are
Keyed up TO tho highest pitch 90
launch tho opening game Of the
newly organized Automobile Base
ball league this evening Mt $3.50 at
tho new Automobile leagu, park
near the Country club.
Tho feature of tho opening day
will be the Staging of the best anna
tour baseball parade over seen In
tho city. The band, consisting Of
~ pieces viii start from tho Evans
Howard co. nt 4 o'clock and proceed
north to Third street, west on Third
To Boulder, south on Boulder To
Thirteenth. east to Main. north on
Main to Fairview, west on Fairvicw
to Automobile league park
The league was organized by Nor
man H. snyder, athletic representa-
tive OF tho Mcgee Sporting Goods,
and has grown rapidly until today
six automobile firms nre backing the
teams and giving unlimited support
to the entire proposition.
League Officers
| II. NJ sutton OF the Cadillac Auto
| Co. IL president of the league, and
| r. G.. Chcasley is secretary treasurer.
| Both of these men have given much
Of their time 90 the league and II IN
lentirely due 10 their cooperation
that the new league has been
| brought to the place where six
teams are ready 20 play bail.
one of the most difficult propo-
| aitions OF tho league was securing
/ grounds To play on. After Il lot was
secured near the Country club there
waa still mucn 20 he done M the
grounds were In poor condition &c
play BAH on. All the credit for this
master work must be given to II. G
Cheaslcy secretary Of the league
who. Through Ryan 4 patillo, put
four tractors on the field ana put II
IN playing condition.
The Schedule
The first round OF tho schcdul,
is as follows.
Friday, April 90, HopkinH-Evans
Howard; Monday, April 60 FORD
Cadillac: Wednesday, April 81
Adams-LewisM March; Friday, Apri
20. open; Monday. May 2, Hopkins
Ford. Wednesday, May 4, Evans
Howard Adams; Friday. May 6
Cadillac ---- Lewis Marsh: Monday
May 0, Adams ms--Ford. Wednesday
May II. Hopkins us--Cadllac; Friday
May l8, Lewis Marsh i Evans-IIow
ard; Monday, May 10, Hopkins -Ad
ans. Wednesday May Is, Cadillac
lGvans-llowardj Friday. May 20
Ford--Lewis- Marsh; Monday Ma,
2S, Adams-Cadillac Wednesday
May 2B, d-Evans-lioward Fri
day. May 27. Hopkins -l.ewis-Marsh
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22

Tulsans today viii have their first
opportunity ~ sccing carl Morris.
Sapulpa heavyweight who meets
Farmer tudR" OF Minnesota hero
next Tuesday night, when he will
go through his first workout here
Tor several years. Morris has been
working nt Hnpulpa week bat few
Tulsnug have utuilod themselves of
the chance 10 see him work there,
prcfcrring to wait until She day Of
m" bout draws near 80 give the big
original "Whito hope" the once over.
carl Morris ~ today ia different
than Carl Morris Of four and five
years ago. Thcn. carl was a big
fellow with all the glmcnoss necoa-
sary for topuotoh battlcr. But
Eamoucgs was about all he possessed
with tbc Xcptiou OF IL bulginR
waistlino.
In Best Condition Now
According TO those who have
seen Morris train at Sapulpa and
who know him before he forsook
tho game "a few years ago, Morris Is
now In tho bost condition he was
cvor in. We saw him here q Few
days afo attending q baseball game
at McNulty park and Carlos GER
talnly looked fit And close fol
lowers Of the NIT game say he looks
Just "a good whom In the ring
Whether he is ready for hard
scrap. Of course. Tulsaus can de-
tcrminc for themselves when he
starts workouts here today,
Morris few years ago was a
surly fellow and franknoss compeli
MS To say very unpopular In fact
as We have written before there
probably never was "A more unpnpu'
lnr hoNor In his own tcrrltOry thnT
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22
FRANK BAKER RE-lNSTATED
Commissioner lands Gives "Uomc
Run" Permission 10 Play.

CHICAGO, April 2l.--Frank
OHome RUM Baker today was re-
iustatcd in baseball by Federal
Judge kenasaw Mountain Lands,
commissioner of baseball. II Is
understood that he will Immediately
Join tho New York American league
tpuIn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22
Hold County Track
Meet TOMORROW if
Rainfall Continues

Tho Tulsa county track and
field meet, scheduled TO bo held
today at tho University OF Tulsa
field, win be hold tomorrow II
There IL additional precipitation
and II tho condition of tho
grounds makes tho conducting OF
tho meet impossible today, ao-
cording 10 Coach T., G. Schmidt
OF tho university.
should tho meet not he held to-
day, It will start tomorrow morn
iRg al . Q o'clock, W
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22
JACK SMITH IN LINE
Cardinal Outficldcr Agrees to Terms
but Must Train at Own Expense,
Says BrcadOn.

ST LOUIS. April 2l.--Jack Smith.
ST. Louis National outfielder, who
has been holding out, Joined the
team today and agreed TO terms, but
will not he permitted to sign n con-
tract until he gets in condition,
Samuel Dreadon, president of the
club, announced tonight. Mr.. Brea-
don did not state how long Smith
will be kept out of tho game. His
arrival completes the Cardinals
roster.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22
COL. GEORGE HARVEY
ATTACKED IN SENATE
CONTINUED ON rAon SEVEN

CONTINUED ON rAGB SEVEN
Colonel Harvey's arrival In London
would cause Great Britain ana othor
nations to believe that he Will use
whatever Influence he may possess
and tho power of his position In
attempts TO delay tho league OF ma
tons
Declaring his attempt to obtain
consideration OF Colonel Harvey's
nomination IN open session of the
senate had been blocked, Senator
Harrison said the nomination was
"of such peculiar making and such
potential import that tho country
has a right to know the underlying
facts that prompted the nomination
and the influence that brought about
it's confirmation"
Tho Mississppian then launched
into n long address.
A Master of Words.
Few men ~ tho history OF jour
nalism." he said, have possessed
80 more rewarkable degree quail
ties OF geni1s for violent expres-
sion. caustic criticism and the power
through fair or foul means to en-
ploy cogent phases intended to ap-
peal 10 prejudice and To arouse
hatred and resentment. lie is n re-
markablo man, In that during his
whole life he never remained true
TO any purpose, loyal TO any friend
or stoadfast to any conviction, lie
is welded TO no principle and bound
by no conscience. He Is II writer OF
tho most cunning and dangerous
species and past master In To-
menting trouble and aggravating
delicate situations. lie has been con-
slant in only one thing, his lire's am
hilton TO get political preferment
There is not II renowned statesman
/. of this generation who has not been
praised and abused, glOrified and
maligned. elevated and debasod
eulogized and cussed at one time OF
another by George Harvcy--tho
violence or mildness of his express
sions being controlled by the eNigen'
cies OF tho moment and his temper
mental condition
Hintcd Wilson Was Insane.
Referring 90 Mr.. iIarvey's attacks
on Mr.. Wilson. Senator Harrison
said:
Not satisfied with becoming ex-
pressions and tudicious arguments
10 oppose the views OF this man
and his policies as president OF the
United States, he went further Than
the unfairest partisan would go and
placed his fight almost on personal
grounds, Not content in heapina
personal abuse upon the president
when in health. he pursued him Win
his scurrilous attacks 10 hts sickbed
and there misrcpresented his all
ment, trying 10 create In the publlS
mind the impression that the presi
dent had lost his mind
But he was not satisfied. lie ther
did that which no individual car
condone. He tried TO draw the fir'
OF Indignation and condemnation
upon the wife OF the sick president
Through the application OF hts pol
he entered the sacred precincts o
home 10 misreprcsout u devoted
wife. You may search the column
of every newspaper, You may turl
the covers of every periodical pub
lished IN America, and l doubt 1
you will find another that In al
those heated controversies betwoe
man and parties dragged in III
name ot Mrs. wilson This crow
OF thorns and thistles that Will prio
the memory of this man goes to hiT
and him alone"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22
SMITH TO BATTLE BRlTT0N
"Curlcy" Posts Forfeit for Bout at
Bnrtlcsyillc May u.

Nptclhl 70 ' II" Nblils
BARTLESNll LILLE, April 81. -
"Curley" Smith posted a 5000 for
felt today to meet BILLY Britton here
ON tho night OF May &. Tho fight
viii bo held under the auspices of
tho Bartlesville post of the Ameri-
can legion. Smith is expected to
arrive In Bartlesville next Monday
to begin training while Britton plans
to arrive here next Tuesday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22

pHTLADET.PHIA. ApTII gl,--New NorN
defeated Philadelphia today, TO J.. Tho
locals outhit the Yanks, but Mays kept
their cracks well scattered Babe Ruth
got his third home run of the season
In the ninth inning, whom he put The hali
over the right field wall with Fcws' er
on base. Ruth had three otncr Int. In
cluding pair ~ doubles anl = si1r'r
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22

BOSTON, Aprll 2i.--Sam Jones, In the
home opening Of the Red SoN today, held
tIiugtun to two hits. giving Boston =
! 20 victory. Jones received sensational
support from Scott. Mclnnis and Pratt. In
the second inning Mclnns doubled to the
left field scoreboard, but was tagged out
when Scott bounded to Shanks Ruei
singled through Shanks and Jones singled
the ball bouncing of third base, Scott
scored from second with the only run OF
the game. Tho crowd numbered about
~ 600 persons.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22
DODGERS DEFEAT
BRAVES 4 TO2
Giants Beat Phills; Reds
Lose to Pirates; Rain
at st. Louis

BROOKLYN. Aprn 2i.--Gr.mss ri,.,.,
his first game Of tho season TODAY .,t
Brooklyn won their formal opening =.
home. defeating Boston 10 O.. Go wa,
pitchers battle for seven inning. and ,b.,
both boxmen blew Up, Watson soaring N.
higher
The score'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22
Score by inningsi


NEW YORK. April ei.-PhusdelphA
defeated New York 6 TO 5 today IN a nip
and tuck game. which opened the Ma
tional league season in this city Phila.
delphla hit Touey for many long hits bur
Meuscl scored tho winning run In the
eighth inning on tumble by Bancroft
The attendance was $4,000.
Thn scnrn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22
Boosters Play Oilers in Final
Home Series Before Road Trip
.l40ulNY L0etsls
BZ
Lerry Doiley

Promoter Lou
NcWuau ~ uir
Oil Citv Athletic
club ana carl
Morris hud Far
ucr i.o 4 o a,
h cu w W e. iRhfs
" ilu box D.
rounds hero next
Tuesday night
an, subjects OF
discourse iu otto
lotto a column
yesterday in me
Kansas GUY and
Denver posts.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22
Pirates Win In Eighth

PITTSBURGH. April et.- rit,-hurFA
opcned the home season today with q VIZ.
tory over Cincinnati by score ~ 10 =
The locals put across two runs In ,bs
eighth inning that brought victory.
The score.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22
Dick Kerr l. Effective.

CHICAGO, April 2l.-Iho American
league season was ushcred in by chicago
today with an 4 To victory over De-
trolt The game was called while the Wis
ttors were az bat IN the eighth inning
when hail and rain interrupted proceed
ings. More than $4,000 persons saw the
game.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22
MIAMI TAKES OPENER
Thirty-Iivc Hundred Fans Sec
Byrnc's Men Beat Muskogcc--
Other Games Raincd out.

MCSKOGEE. April 21.--Before a
crowd of approximately $500 fans
Miami won the opening game from
Muskogcc by score OF TO in a
siN-inning game. Rain halted the
game. Miami made all their runs
In tho third inning when "Dutcp
Kemnef. who pitched four-hit
game against Okmulgee hero last
sunday. was batted out of the box
Three left handed MuskogeV batsmcn
made home runs.
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critics ana Wtltnrs. paws high tribute
90 tho ring nbhity of the biE f,llowA
and congratulate NoNmJu for stag
ing such uu important match Flotps
recommendation of me scrap here
may bee accepted boy tulsa ana other
boxing cuthuHlasts us tho final word
and with the iudoracment OF Fioto,
it seems It certainty that the bout
should bo am attraction worth at.
tending.
Following l4 Flutu'a Hcrccd,
On Tuesday night next Carl Morris
meets "iHrmcr' Lodge At Tulsa
Morris j. staging u sort of comeback
aud those who know say the oil en-
gincrr IN better than lac haS been In
some time. Certain n IN, carl, for
| ~" firSt time during his ring career
has got n real manager looking after
his aflnlrs In iiiddy Bishop. one of
the oldest and shr'wd,r.t handlers Of
| fighters We know OF Certain II T.,
! ni-p, thnt " Hishop cant get the big
fellow to the front nobody else better
attempt the stunt. They're asking
u lot of Carl on his comeback tour.
They are putting him up against one
OF the toughest birds Ia the business
/ ana II Don Carlos gets by the Farmer
--oh, wen, hen he In the running
and Bishop viii steer tlc ship of
state right towards the champions
goal, Tulsa is going Ia scc ~ whirl-
| wind battle nnd one worth the
money" Tulsa l. also the old
stamping ground OF Morris. where
ic gained his first sweet taste Of
victory la the days when hc cSsaycd
the White Hopes burden. We are
going to attempt to bC present on
tim, night II possible. because we
want Ia see Just how good Morris n
at the present time, aud wlnt his
future possibilities ARE. Farmer
Lodge win bring out all there is "a
| lin and the trip Is going to he n
rough one FROM the time the flag
| drops until the pair has passed under
the wire. Louie Newman Is to bc
congratulated on bringing this pair
of giants together and unless we are
mistaken IT'S going To bc n bcador
collision.
=
| Major league baseball powers hav,
lHuuudcd "a note of warning to players
who persist IN holding out and IL in
diCations are a criterion, the way al
"a recalcitrant tosser Will be hard
First, the moguls adopted II resolu
ton that II any player remains un
signed within the end OF next week
no viii be suspended with that
announcement, the holdouts startct
drifting into camp, the first two be
ing Dave Robortson OF the Cubs anC
Jack Smith of the Cardinals.
-
But Dave and Jack weren't greet
ed with acclaim as holdouts hav
been greeted In the past They wcr
both told to take training trip an,
report In condition To play An,
those training trips viii be made u
their own CNpCnSoi