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RICE'S GREAT WORK
 WINS FOR SENATOR'S

New York, April 2e.-sensational playing of sammy Rice, Washington's centerfielder, enabled Washington to defeat New York again here today. the score being to 4.
 Rice hit home run. double and two singles. his homer driving in Washington 8 winning run In the sixth inning. Score;
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conceded by Robinson won the fight for him.
 The Wildcat" pulled the first sur prise when he floored Lee with a stiff jab in the first round. Between sessions he excited the curiosity of everyone by drinking deeply from quart jar of some dark-colored liquid. Three differ ent kinds of drinks were arranged in his corner, and he made away with all of them by the sixth round.
 A rather tame battle royal was stopped soon after it began.
 When Harrington and Avera entered the ring, their weights were announced as 149 and 143, respectively.
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HOMERS FEATURE
 VICTORY OF THE
 BOSTON BRAVES
Dodgers Beat Giants and Reds Win Out Over
 the Cubs

Philadelphia, April 2s--Home runs by Cruise, Powell and McQuillan featured Bos- tons 10-to-6 victory over Philadelphia to- day. All of the local pitchers except Vein ert were hit hard. Betts struck on the head by line drive in the sixth. the ball bounding into left field where Wright stone caught it for put out. Score;
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PeIs' Ninth Inning
 Rally Scores Three
 Runs, and Wins Game

Atlanta, April 26.-After see-saw game in which both sides hit hard and Atlanta fielders made many errors of omission and commission. New Orleans staged rally in the ninth, aided by Cracker errors, and won toIay's game, to 5. A crowd of around r moo persons attended the game. Score:
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BROWNS DEFEAT
 THE WHITE SOX

Chicago. April 26.-Dick Kerr had one bad inning today. in which two runs crossed the plate, and Chicago was Sunable to overtake St. Louis the visitors winning to l., rainstorm delayed the game in the second
 inping. Sneakers slow ball baffled the To-
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Summary: Two-base hits Hollocher 8. See 3; base hits. Daubert, Deal; sacrifice hits, Freeman. Bressler; double plays Bohne to Daubert, Fonsea to Crane, Bohne to Fonsea: left on bases Cincinnati 10 Chi cago B. bases balls, off Luque g. off Freeman G. off Bailey 1 hits, off Freeman in innings tnone out in seventh), off Bailey in innings; struck out by Luque 2; wild pitch. Freeman; losing pitcher. Free man; umpires, O'Day and Quigley; time 1:53
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NATIONAL EEaHRn

Yesterdays xsesHksa Brooklyn B., New York l. Cincinnati 5. Chicago & Boston 10, Philadelphia C Phtsburg-St. Louis (ratnA
 Tothay's Cannes Boston at Philadelphia New York at Brooklyn. Pittsburg at St. Louis. Chicago at Cincinnati
 AMERICAN ASSOCTAHTDW At Columbus f. Indianapof1a 4 At Toledo 5, Louisville 0. At St. Paul 3. Kansas City M. At Minneapolis g. Milwaukee l.
 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE At Jersey City 6, Syracuse 2 At Newark 2, Buffalo S At Baltimore 8, Rochester At Reading 1-6. Toronto <-A
 VIRGINIA LEAGUE At Petersburg 10. Wilson IT. At Portsmouth z, Richmond A. At Suffolk 5, Norfolk 2 At Rocky Mount 8: Newport bsswm sA California has more than 10000 acre. planted in olives.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Washington 5. New York 4- Cleveland g, Detroit $ Philadelphia 2, Boston l. St. Louis 3, Chicago L
 TOauy-s ssABaw St. Louis at Chicago. Detroit at Cleveland Washington at New York Philadelphia at Boston
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BURNS ERROR GIVES DODGERS 3-1 WIN

Brooklyn, April 26.-BpookIyn won again from New York today. to l. Burns huff of Griffiths long fly after Olson and John ,ston had singled gave Brooklyn two runs in the third inning. Bill Lamar Brooklyn util- ity outfieder, whe has been suffering from Malaria, has been sent home to rest Score
 York 4 R ll
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VOLUNTEERS REINFORCE
 FALTERING AGGREGATION

Memphis, April 26.-Three new play CTS. Wade and Karl, pitchers and Mo Cue, shortstop, have been ordered to report to the Nashville Southern as- sociation club here tomorrow, Hub" Perdue, manager of the Nashville team, announced today. Wade was se- cured from Fort Smith of the Western association and Karl and McCue from the Chicago Americans
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Totals ..35 8 IS
 Batted for Ehmke in eighth.

Batted for Petty in sixth.
 = Batted for Odenwald in seventh.
 ''' Ran for O'Neill in eighth.
 Score by innings:
 Detroit ..................... 051 0l0 010--B Cleveland .................. .103 001 22x-9
 Summary Two-b base hits, Cole, Heilmann, Speaker Evans 2, Gardner, Jamieson; three base hits, Bush, Johnston 3; sacrifice hits, Veach. Bassler 3, Cobb, Wood; double plays. Guisto to Sewell to Gusto. Gardner to Ste phenson to Johnston; left on bases Detroit oldham 1, Morton 1; hits off Cole 5 in 1-s innings, off Ehmke in 2-s, off Old ham 2 in l. off Caldwell in l (none out in second) off Clark 3 in 2-3, off Petty 6 in 1-3 off Caldwell 1 in 1. off Morton 0 in 0, off Bagby in ?; struck out by Gale 2; winning pitcher Bagby losing pitcher, oldham; umpires, Hildebrand and Evans; time 2;25.
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OIdi6 Batted for Phillips in seventh.

Atlanta ...,.,....., ,,.-... IUI lU2 UUV-5
 SUMMARY Two-base hits-Boone. Kaufman, Mayer. Three base hits-Guyon g. Graff Double plays-Sheridan to Knaupp to Les lie; r. Smith to Ritter to Kaufman. Innings pitched--Tsy Doyle 8, with 12 hits and runs; by Phillips 6, with hits and 4 runs.
 Struck out--By Doyle 3. Bases on balls--Off Doyle 5. off Phil lips 2.
 Left on bases-Atlanta 4. New Orleans A.. Sacrifice hits-Rader Guyon, Knaupp, Gilbert g. Schmidt.
 Stolen bases-Gilbert. Sheridan. Rader. Passed ball--Fuhrman. Wild pitch-Doyle.
 Time--2:05.
 Umpire-Pfirman.
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College Baseball

At Macon: United States Infantry school Camp Benning, $; Mercer 4. At Columbus, Ga: Auburn. ?: Georgia, 0.
 At Greenville. S. C.: Furman, 5; Erskine. 4.
 At Washington: Georgia Tech. g. George town 2.
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ATHLETICS WIN
 IN THE NINTH

] Boston. April 26.-Witt's double, Pratt's error Dungan's fly and pass to Welsh
 filled the bases with none out in the ninth today. Pennock then struck out F. Walker, but Perkins single to left scored two runs, giving Philadelphia to l victory. Score;
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REDS BUNCH HITS IN SEVENTH AND WIN

Cincinnati. April 26.-Bunching hits off Freeman and Bailey in the seventh inning today, Cincinnati from Chicago, to 3. The Cubs scored three runs off Luque in the first round, but could do nothing thereafter. The score
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Brooklyn .........,.,s...,..0 .002 900 0Ix--3
 Summary: Two-base hits. smith, home run, Griffith; sacrifice hit, Johnston; left on bases, New York 8, Brooklyn 9; bases on balls, off Toney ?, smith 2; struck out by Toney 5, Smith 5: umpires. Hart and McCormick time, 1:40.
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Summary: Two-base hits, Witt, Moore; stolen base, Witt; sacrifice hits, F. Walker, Pratt; double plays Duban to J. Walker: Moore to Dykes to J. Walker; Dykes to J. Walker; Menosky to Ruel left bases, Philadelphia 5, Boston 6; bases on balls. off Moore 4, off Pennock l; struck out by Pen mock 6; umpires, Nallin, Wilson and Dineen; time, 1:40.
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GOOD ENFIELD


 The Barons have well-balanced in field, with a hard hitting, sure fielding outfield. There is also batting power to be found among the infielders, with Bern sen, Stewart Traynor and Taylor. corl- posing the inner defense. The catching department looks O. K. with Bobby Gooch doing the first string receiving. The Baronial pitchers have yet to prove their worth. Newton looks good. He has turned in three victories, pitching better baseball each time out. Whitehill has won three games. but has also blown a couple of times. Morrison pitched great ball yesterday, and it may be that this youngster has settled down at last.
 Frenick has turned in couple of first class performances, while Gallagher, Drake and Bates have had little opportu- nity to show what they can do.
 CHICKS GOING GOOD
 The Chicks seem to have hit theIr stride from the start The pitchers are working in midseason form, while the slugging Tribesmen have their batting orbs we'll focused on the pellet, regard less of who serves the slants.
 Abbott's men turn in bit too many errors, it is true, but those healthy bin- gles make up for any deficiency in the fielding department
 The Chicks and Barons are standing out above the other teams at present. but other contenders will forge their way to the fore before long, unless the Mem phians gain so much momentum in their present dizzy rush that they are unable to be halted.
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BASEBALL AT 4
 GLANCE
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Blrn inghamABittle Rock (rain). New Orleans s, Atlanta D. Nashville Memphis (rain). MobiIe-Chattanooga (rain).
 Today's .ormes Birmingham at Little Rock. Nashville at Memphis e ganesI. New Orleans at Atlanta Mobile at Chattanooga.
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Summary: TWO base hits, RlCe, MueSeI, Ruth; home runs, Rice Schang; sacrifice hits Peckinpaugh, Ruth, Schacht. Pitt, Lewis O'Rourke; double plays, Charity to Harris, Peckinpaugh to Meusel to Pitt; left on bases. New York 5, Washington 10; bases on balls, off Acosta 9, off Collins 2; hits, off Schacht 5 in innings, off Acosta 3 in G. off Quinn in (none out in fifthl, off Collins 3 in 1-2-3 off Hoyt in Is; struck out by Quinn l, by Collins l, by schacht l, by Acosta l, by Hoyt ?; win ming pitcher Acosta; losing pitcher, Gel Ins; umpires, Moriarity and Connolly; time. 2:11.
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Batted for smith In ninth.
 Score by innings:
 Boston .......,+..........., 00S 023 2o0--lO Philadelphia ............... 900 04O 101-- G
 Summary: Twob base hits, Powell, Boecke. K. Miller; three-base hits, Lebourveau; home runs, Cruise. Powell, McQuillan; stolen bases Barbare, Cruise, sacrifice hits, Southworth :; double plays, Holke to Barbare to Holke. McQuillan to Holke, Barbare to Holke, Ford to Holke; left bases, Boston S. Phila- delphia 4; bases balls, off McQuilan l. Hubbell 2, Weinert 1, Betts ], smith hits off Hubbel 2 in 2-3 innings off Wenert none in 1-3 inning, off Betts 4 in 1 in ming, off smith in three innings; struck out, by McQuillan 9 Hubbell 1 wild pitch Hubbell losing pitcher. Hubbell umpres Brennan and Emslie; time, 157.
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.Batted for Mulligan in ninth ssBatted for Kerr in ninth. Scnra by iupinga

St. Louis ..................0 002 900 1O0-s
 
 Summary; Two-base hits. Falk. Kerr, Wetsel schalk; home run, Wetsel; sacrifice hits Gleason, Kerr, Shocker; double play. Mulligan to Sheely; left on bases. St. Louis H. Chicago 6; bases balls. off Kerr 5, shocker l; hit by pitcher, by Kerr (Glea- son); struck out. by Shocker Q; umpires Chill and Owens; time. l;a6
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Barons and Chicks
 Lead the Field m
 Race m Southern
By MARVIN MCARTHY

If showings made by the Southern league teams this early in the season have Anything to do with it, it looks like the Barons and the Chicks will stage battle royal for the leadership of the cir cult for the first month of the season.
 On paper, the Barons look every bit as good as the Chicks, but the box scores would indicate that the Tribesnen have the better team at this time. It will be some time, however, before actual com
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Ran Tor Snyder m nlnth.
 s' Batted for Toney in ninth.
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Batted for Weinert in fifth.
 ." Batted for Smith in ninth.
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Oliver Lee defeated George Roolnson' "Detroit Wildcat in six-round bat tie of chocolate drops. It was weird affair, the shorter. slighter, faster and decidedly peculiar 'Wildcat' staging one big surprise after another.
 Lee was the huskier of the two, nls weight telling on his lighter opponent. The 10 pounds or more which he was
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Batted for schacht in fourth.

Batted for Hoyt in ninth.
 Score by innings: Washington ............ .0o1 GOA 000-5 New York ..................l .l12 900 0OO--4 s,lr,,1r. a Two has Muesel.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-19
CITY GETS
THE DEMPSEY AND
CARPENTER FIGHT
Tex Richard Announces
Selection of City for
Big Event.

NEW YORK. April is-Thc Dcmp-
scy-Csrpentier heavyweight cham
plonsf.ip bout win be fought In Jersey
city. Saturday. July ?. This announce
mcnt was made BY Promoter Tex
Rickard here today.
Rickard said ne had not made final
choicc ~ the actual site In Jersey
City. Three different sites are under
consideration. an Of which offer "a
cellent transportation facilities.
Richard said that while both
Newark and Atlantic City offered ia
vorablo sites. the hearty cooperation
OF the Jersey City authorities and
chamber Of m as well a.
proximity 10 New York were factors
which led 20 the final choice.
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WATCHING THE
SCOREBOARD

~. Louis was the victor IN a
pitchers battle between shocker and
Kerr. tho diminutive Chicago twlrlcr.
Sisters triple and ~Jacobson's single
m the eighth inning after two men
wcrc out broke up the baltic and
gave 81. Louis the game. 2 So ?.
Moatil's home run. following Shccly'a
single accounted for ChicAgo's run.
This was the only game played In the
American league.
Chicago defeated Pittsburgh Z 60 4
by punching lts hits behind aomo err
ratio fielding by the Pirates. Tyler
was Wild but was more effective Than
CluEncr or Carlson.
Luquc pitched a steady game for
Cleveland and shut out -. Louis,
to o. May started FOR -. Louis, but
was put out In the second inning foi
protesting against n called ban and
Pertica succeeded him.
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Insider Says

Atlantic City Usually has the s. r.
.. sign hanging out BY July. - Il
won't los any business by not land
Ing the Richard skuskle show.
-o-
Kid y chology ought 10 land
c0bb's Tigers higher than sixth.
Carpenter has 4 hunch that be-
ause he crowned Leyinsky In New
Jersey that he can hang the wei
known mailct on Dempsey In the
Eme place.
Miller Huggins insists that he has
specdcd up his Yankees even II Ruth
isn't down to weight
Yacht brokers are doing a big bust
ness. Everybody wants 70 stick up
q sail and enter the race for King
Albert's cup.
Connie Mack promises early shower
baths 10 his pitchers who walk the
first man they face. He's supersti-
tiouA
Tho willard Dempsey fight In To-
icdo drew tf52.522. Rickard believes
Dempsey and Carpenter will make
this look like a street car conductors
change
g.
Jack Johnson still owns a French
motor car. diamonds and other pro-
perty amounting to ti9s.0 coo. accord
ine 90 his manager, Elmer Tenley.
%
Bebe Pinem viii De- pulling his
hidden ball" trick or some Coast
ieaEucr one OF these days. lie gets
away With II % l1ast once every
year.
Pat Moran declares he VIII enjoy
himself with hts new KcdlCg rockies
Tits SEASON and thai Cincy fans will
aoon forget the holdout brigade.
With Man Owsr turned out TO
grucs other runners will have a
chance 60 break into the headlines
occasionally this summer.
-
High run OF goo In iS.g billiards
have become so numerous that fans
don't applaud such figures.
Benny Boyton. williams college
football star. denies he'll enter West
Point this fali Benny has the busi-
nezs-not soidier-bug.
The t2.i0G offered In prizes for the
horseshoe tournament at Minneapolis
seems like . waate of money to the
average sport fau.
o.
Pete Herman has gone along for
several days noW without knocking
ANYBODY out Fans are getting sus-
plciuus.
o.
Fir league outlaw players may or
fHnize r. team 20 play Bemi-pru teams
near Chicago. But would people pay
titcir money 10 see their brandt
o.
Babe Ruth ISN'T giving fans much
chance 10 revive tho sons hit-"uow
Many Did Babe Get To-day 90
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B. o. p. Baseball Team
Defeats Varsity, 20

The University OF New Mexico went
down TO defeat before the H. O. T..
baseball team at Washington PARK
yesterday afternoon In a seven inning
game, the final score being ? 20 o.
The University nine was weak ut the
bat.
The Cherry and silver viii play the
rnltcd States Indian school saturday
Robert Cartwright did the twirling
for the Varsity and Stewart TURKEY
pitched for the n. q. 4. team. Tete
Bfamlctt did the receiving for the
Naraity and Brangle FOR the b. q. Ps
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Varsity Track Team
Will Meet Arizona
Here on May q

The arst definitely fixed date OF
the Varsity track schedule was an
nounced today when a dual meet be-
tween the cindcr men from the inl-
verSity OF Arizona and h VARSITY
men was arranged for May 4.
Aiumnus Manager Bruno Dieck-
mar been very busy In lining up
a schedule for the Varsity track men
and has succeeded In definitely plac-
ing this date. and has several other
meets IN view upon which cores
pondence IL still pending.
The Arizona team h to mako their
trim 10 Albuquerque while ON their
way TO attend the Southwestern Con-
fercncc meet at boswell
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coon TTMERs

The Good Time baseball players
held their first workout nj Washing
ton Park yesterday afternoon follow
ms the Narsity-B. o. y. game. Ire
land. tho clubs twirler and who
some fans consider one Of the best
pitchers In Albuqucrquc. will be- on
the mound again this year. Frank
severus and Meyer also will probably
Try out for the mound a part OF tho
time. when MT pitching however,
they probably will play second and
first base respectively. Davidson 10
trying for a place in the diamond al
80. Harold Sevcrns will probably
hold down the place behind the plate.
Several candidates were out for the
field yesterday-schick showing up
IN promising form.
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Well, the styles. al least, have done
away with the feeling OF timidity NAV
formerly ovcrcame the girls Wneh
they donncd bathing suits.-Mh"au.
kec Journal. -
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chicaro. Z. Pittsburgh. 4.
Cincinnati. a. 81 Louis. o.
Observation-Disclosures. wet.
New York Boston. rain.
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The Herald Is the new Mexico
paper that takes the Want" out
Of Want Ads by bringing results
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RESULTS.


81 Louis. 3: Chicago. ?.
Cleveland Detroit. NOV.
Philadelphia aahinetou, cold.
Boston New York. wet grounds.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-19

Master ito butler)-But why do
o a 20 get married. Jones3
Jones-Woll. air, I don't want my
name TO die out.--Punch OLondon).
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The Herald Is the New Mexico
paper that takes the Want" out
Of Want Ads by bringing results
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Louisville In the American associa-
fion scent likely 60 break ST. PRui'n
string q pennanfs. The Colonies have
practically the same that finish
"a second 10 the Saints last year. 81.
Paul has lost four star players In
e eS ! heRRi a sssss d snS.i' ~ a%S
fhe exception % Kansas City. have
iDei strength 81 Paul and Toledo viii
give the Colonies the hardest fight.
Jack Dunn's Orioles IN the New In
ternationai league looms as a cinch
winutr. The orioles are practically
a major league club. Dunn refused
10 how - the draft. He lIkewise
turned down an offer OF $4,000 FOR
three stars The same team = won
two straight pennantE. Other clubs
sold their stara. The Orioles didn't.
Buffalo should give the Orioles their
Lnra.-L lnnl Win Inrnnln naLI
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I'm picking San Francisco 20 win
the Coas League flag. Manager Ora
ham seems % have added The ncces-
mry material 20 lit hts club from
a fourth-place outfit last year % the
top. He has added Ellison. Rath and
from D association. Already the
Seals have von a Ions string ~ con-
~secutlvc victories since the season
opened. The Los Angeles club r.
aetond choice. Sacramento should
fight Vernon for third place.
In the Texas league Fort Worth still
holds the big palm. according 10 dope.
The team h practically the same that
beat Little koek In the little world
series OF the south hast fall jake
Ar has tasted pennsnt "a Every
club has been strengthened. parfirI-
lnrh Dallas. which viii push Fort
Worth 20 the wire.
The Memphis Chicks appear ~ be
The best club IN the Southern associa
ton Spencer Abbott's bunch IN Young
in years bot old IN experience. The
club has the fighting spirit Tiftlr
Rock has Lost its chief stars. Tony
brottem. Bing Miller and chief yell
Peoria ano Moline VIII rive Bloom.
inEton. winner IN 1890, u battle this
year. bloomington seeks 70 make q
three pennants Ia a row Manager
Joe Dunn has a bunch Of big league
castoffs to ia into holes left bv play
crH sold up. Peoria is the afronReG
contender right nov although Earl
Mack's club at Moline has been
strengthened ~ help from Comics
Athclfica
Ncw Havcn's Indians under Chief
BINDER have bcon strengthened to win
Eastern LEAGUE pennnut.
Springfield and Bridgeport are prob
able runienderE.
The fight in the Western Canada
league VIII be- between Calgary and
Regina. Manager Joe Dcvine % ths
team has tbs backbone ~ his
club that won last year a. build
around which mould be- IN his favor
ileNiuu haF shown n lot ~ speed Ga
training and his pitching staff
j. strong.
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Tho New York Giants sim look hike
the best club IN the National league
The Atam n well baianced. The M
field has q punch both o. the fitld
and ~ the bat. The outfisld - strong
ar than last year. The pitching b.
re best In the league ontside ~
BROOKLYN, R~unner-ups - Pittsburgh
and Brooklyn.
IRIS speakers CLEVELAND Indians
APPEAR 10 have their old pG leh back
They Ftill fight their way from be-
hind 10 win. The Alabama substi-
fute. Kigga Stephenson. blooms like a
genuine find- The pitchers haven't
settled down yet. 8ut they have II In
them n Speaker u the kind OF a
leader TO get the best from them.
Hunner-ups YANKEES and 81. Louis.
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PEHnANT CHOICES
ARE DOPED IN
ELEVEN LEAGUES
Box Office Receipts Ev-
erywhere Indicate a
Big Year.


JudEinE from the interest shown
IN thoae leagues that already have
blown Off n baseball iid. 1891 y 20
he The bieEest year baseball has ever
had.
Box oEflcs recslpla IN the majors
SOARING 70 new high marks Tor
early eamea Thousands Of bugs viii
soon b. crovdlne out TO watch the
minors.
They'll be asking who'll ccpg~
IaEIur my Judgment o. the beet
o~htnlnahle statistics from al parts
Of fhe country and on personal obser-
walton o. many OF these teams I'm
going to hazard an answer n dope
the 20 win in their respective
~c|rculia.
Here they ares
NATIONAL LEAGrE-Scw
York.
AMERICAN LrAGuE-cIevs-
AMERICAN Association
NV INTERNATIONAL
Neutrality-suspicious.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
San Francisco.
TEXAS LEAGUE-Fort Worth.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
THREE EYE LEAorE
Bloomington.
EAsTERN E-Ncw
wEsrERx LEAouE-rulsa.
WESTERN CANADA LEAGUE
-CaiEary.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-19

Pete Herman has gone along for
several days noW without knocking
ANYBODY out. Fans are getting sus-
ulciuus.
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Pat Moran dcenrcs he VIII enjoy
himself with has new Redlcg rockies
this SEASON and thai Cincy fans will
uon forget the holdout brigade.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-19

Bebe Pinem Win De pulling his
hidden bali' trick or some Coast
ieaEucr q Of these days. He gets
ear