Arizona republican., 1921-07-14

again for year at least.
 The fats held their initial workout Monday night and incidentally re- corded the first casualty. George Johnson, official catcher of the club, while at batting practice, took a re- bound off of his bat that smashed him square in the jaw and knocked him out temporarily. The lower lip still bears the mark Of the impact, but Johnson figures he is the better off for it, for he'll know what they feel like when he works behind the bat Thursday.
 Weight requirements have teen strictly adhered to and only those who measure up to the standard are participating in the game with either team. The leans weight l60 pounds or under, and the fats weight 2UO rounds or over.
 The big event starts at 2.30 when the grand puade will start from the downtown distrret Both clubs will appear in uniform and the surgeons, ambulances, Red Cross nurses and other participants, headed by the Mesa City band, will appear. The cand will entertain with a free con cert at the park during the game Admission to the members of the team, the clergy, the press and the fans will <be 50 cents straight, with no war tax.
 The official lineup of the leans, as supplied by their captain. Jack Ray nond, follows:
 George Silverthorne, second base; Jack Weiss, shorstop; C. c. Jarrett left field: Jack Carlow, third base; Art Viault, right field; Jack Asher t,-cf k,e .zf1 Mark Gibbons, catcher; Spence Din- | gle, pitcher; R. B. Schupp, pitcher; L E. Holcomb. H. W. Davis, John Les ter, Karl Lesueur. Frank Samueis Sam Cohen. W. R. Stewart, H. L 1 Chandler, substitutes; Dr. R. F. Pal. mer. surgeon: Charles Flynn, bat car. l rier; Harry Price. water boy
 The fats will lineup in this fashion George Johnson. catcher; L. H. yar l Spanckeren, pitcher; Ed Hunsacker first base; Fred Bracket, second l base; Charles Johnson, third base Frank Biggs. shortstop; O. l.. Pickens right field; John Riggs, left field Billy Riggs. center field; substitut, players: Phil Isley. catcher: Charie l Cave. catcher; George Brown second | Guy Attaway, right field; Joe Pomer oy, center fold: Ed. Lebaron. righ | field; Charles Price. right field: E, Racine, shortstop; Ed Daley, third
 John Cunnmard. left field; Doc
 Jones, third; Charles Blackburn. cen
 ter field; Donald Mcqueen. catcher.
 1s Made Camp Executive Captain D. H. Bierry of Battery F
 Arizona field artillery. was selecte
 as camp executive for the Apach
 Council of Boy ScouAs, at the meet
 ing of the directors held Tuesday eve ming in the Commercial club room :. The Apache council will join wit
 the Phoenix council in a summer out . ing for members of the troops at Pay son for a two weeks period, com mencing on Aug. s. Captain Bierr
 has already commenced his work a
 scout executive for this district an will superintend arrangements for th
 next month preliminary to the cam
 Biz Feature at Majestic
 One of the most successful fill | dramas of the day. .Isobel, or u Trails End" Is to be the feature o
 fering at the Majestc Thursday. D
 rected by Edw.n Carewe, adapte from famous story by James Oliv, Curwood, and presented by a ca r including House Peters and Jane NJ i yak, this rugged romance of the F; l North has been the recipient of mo- !. praise by metropolitan critics ths . any other production of the seaso Navy Enlistments Closed Carl Hankenmeir. wno left the la
 ter part of last week for Los Al ' geles to join tl.e navy. returned d the valley Wednesday, when he VI t informed at the Los Angeles recrui f ing office thst enlistments in il navy had been temporarily close
 Carl expects to go to Yuma where
 will join his father.
 South Side Theaters Today If Majestic, Mesa James Oily
 Curwood's latest story of the nort if land, "Isobel. or the Trails Enc : Comedy. Hot Sands and Cold Fee . Gilbert = Tom Moore in "Ho f Your Horses.'' Ford Weekly. Mr ' and Jeff cartoon.
 .. Tempe "The Soul of Youth" wi ' all star cast. Bray Photograph. TT
 Masked Rider" serial,
 If Chandler Mary Pfckford in "Pc
 ~ly Anna Comedy. "A Close Shave If nTnII0U nu lllT0