Arizona republican., 1921-05-28
For sweet charity's sake"


 For sweet charity's sake"
 To assist the drive which is be- ing conducted for the Maricopa County Welfare league. the members of the Kiwanis and Rotary clubs Wyl put on a program of baseball, fun, music and stunts at Riverside park at o'clock this afternoon which is being planned as one of the moN joyous and entertaining amusement features of the season.
 The chief event of the afternoon will be the baseball game between the teams of the two clubs. In ad- difion to the fact that the proceeds are to go to charity and that the losers will pay for dinner to the winning club, interest attaches to the contest in that it will be real base ball game Practically all the Ro- tary infielders are former university players. while the entire lineup of both teams represents selection of experienced baseball players who still have plenty of pep" and stam- ina and who have not lost their bat ting eyes or throwing arms.
 Preceding the game between the two main teams there will be a game of indoor baseball between the stunt" teams of both clubs. The Kiwanians have chosen the players for the Rotary club and the Rotari- ans have selected the Kiwanis team. The players are to wear uniforms of their conception and as the aver age weight of the contestants will De in the neighborhood of 200 pounds, as much amusement from the three innings is expected as usually attends a regular nine inning battle
 xr-- I,n h0 nd nf Indian school. undoubtedly the finest musical organization of its kind in the state. will keep the air filled with Lopuiar selections, while both Rotary ana Kiwanis will demonstrate brand new set of yells which have been prepared especially for this occasion In addition. there are to be stunts or various kinds. description of whlch is impossible because each club IS keeping it's stuff . secret, but Tn which have been embodied the best efforts of the funmakers of both or ganizations-
 At 2.3O o'clock this afternoon the members of the two clubs, and the players of the four teams will parade through the business section; pre- <et1ed hv inc Indian sraool band. The parade will form at the r., M. C. A. and immediately after It has made the rounds of the downtown streets the marchers will go to Riverside park.
 The Rotary players will meet at the Y. M C. A. at 1:30 o'clock this afternoon for secret signal practice. Tn a game yesterday between the first and second teams of the club with the pitcher and catcher of the Indian school team making the pat terv for the second team. six error less innings were played. Batting against the Indians. SIX Of the man string players of the team which opposes Kiwanis today got four hlts out of five times at bat.
 The Rotary team today VIII con sist of the following:
 Kim Bannister. catcher; F. A. Ven ne and Byron Akers, pitchers; w w I.awhon, first base; Charles McAr- thur second base and captain Claude Decatur Jones, shortstop Fred Barrows. third base; Mel Fickas right field: Hovard Peek, center field; Charles Stambaugh, left field The substitute players will be A. C : Taylor, Bill Heflin. Bill Knox, Johr Brown, Logan Munson and Cliff F'eldman.
 The Kiwanis team will include thu following:
 Laurel Stapley. catcher; Jack Mar. tin. pitcher; L. B. Hitchcock, frs base; A. J. Kisselburgh, second base James Leach, shortstop; George Jud son, third base; PauP Bennett, Al Viault and Virgil Cowan, outfielders The substitute plays will be Dave Goldberg, Will Wilkinson, Yves Car penter. Leo Weaver and Georg McNeil
 The indoor baseball team of tn Rotarians is as follows:
 Guy Hewitt. catcher; Wallace But ton and Lew Coggins. pitchers: Jim my Fricke, first base, Lee Fitzhugf second base; Clarence Boynton, thir base: Charles Christy, shortstop Quinn Anderson, left field: Da Jantzen, center field; Dad Baswiti right field; Tom Whitney, water boy
 The Kiwanian lineup IS as follows ~ Harry l.. Goss, catcher; A. M Tut hill and Colin Eagen, pitchers; Be Garter, first base; Earl Drake. sec ond base; Royal W. Lescher, thir base: Will Wilkinson, shortstop James H. Mulrein, left field; Hirar Maus, center field; Al Mcclellan right field; Bill Plunkett, water bo,
 The first ball thrown in the bi game today will be one carrying tn autographs of members of the Chi cago White SoX of several years ag When the team came through Phoe nix the signatures of tNe big leaguei
 were attached to it and it was pre