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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-09
THE LNSLDER 81 Us

Because 4 player sits on the bench
now and then is no sign he's a ball
park tramp.
Mention Reds to Heinie Groh and
he sees red.
Kid Gleason is hoping his White
Sox are "all wool and a yard wide. q"
Now Columbia university is go
ing 10 have coaching classes. VIII
teach folks how to teach folks how
TO play all lines of sport.
The New York Yank batters can't
be pinched for threatening every
pitcher in the league.
II Waite Hoyte, Yankee hurler
gets wild. batters can Waite him out.
Johnny Strike, Akron middle
weight, is a boxer-not a bowler.
Home-run hitters don't break all
the ball park fences. Fans did it in
Jackson, Tenn, when a Giant-Sen-
ator game was called off. Wanted
their coin back.
Exhibition ball games have been
called down south when spectators
started throwing cushions. Pretty
soft-for the ball players.
iris Speaker viii probably be able
10 make use Of the saddle and bride
given him by Texas admirers. He
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-09
NOTRE DAME MEN
TO PUT IN BUSY
SESSIONS TODAY
Diamond Stars Play Double
Header While Grid Can
didates Scrimmage.

NOtre Dame athletes will spend
busy Saturday afternoon. In addi-
tion TO the first scrimmage Of the
spring football season ~ $3.50
O'Clock. the baseball nine will play
a double-header with the Cutter
team OF South Bend and the cham
pions Of the Elkhart Industrial
league Of last season.
che tussle with the Cutter crew
begins at 1880 o'clock and Elkhart
n scheduled TO appear at $3.50
O'Clock In addition % the two
games today Coach Halas has ar
ranged 20 send his ten into another
engagement with the Goat Specials
Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
Goats team dow1ed the colleeians
last Sunday. 10 TO 5. and the result
Of tomorrOw's contest will offer
gusge OF the progress made by the
Halas bunch during tho week.
The Cutter team has been holding
daSly PRACTICE for several weeks and
will present many Of the original
lineup which took part in the In
dustrial league games last year.
Waiter Bayne will captain tho team
and play second base. other per
formers include Harpel III; Vilfer.
81; Jackson. 50; Gordon. CT; Boore.
r.; Cuney. II: Trumple. C.. StrouI, p.
Won Industrial Title.
The EIkhart aggregation won the
Industrial league title Of its city last
season and is expected 10 give the
college nine a hard game. Advance
dope credits them with the inten-
ton Of pitching "A former big leag-
uer. but the better pitching the
~. D batters face during the next
few days the brighter Will be their
chances OF abusing the horsehidc
when the Wisconsin moundsmen put
their stuff across next Friday and
SATURDAY.
Coat Anderson viii present prac-
tica1ly the same outfit which
trimmed the college boys last week
and a rousing tussle is bound -
result. As was the case last sun
day. no admission viii be charged
at the games either Saturday or
Sunday and packed houses are ex-
pected at both performances.
Coach Halas sent his men through
a batting drill Friday afternoon bat
cut the session short because Of the
cool weather.
The first football scrimmage WI
be held at $3.50 O'Clock today on the
gridiron just over the fence from
the ball diamond. Tennis elimina-
tions will proceed in the gym at the
same time
Take your pick.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-09
Big LEAGUERS SAY
GOODBYE TO DIXIE
Teams Moving North IN the
Pink After Successful
Training Jaunts.
Br JACK VEIOCK.

BY International News Service;
NEW YORK, April S.-Dixie has
said farewell TO the major leaguers
for another year. The fading week
finds all 1921 pennant candidates
winding up exhibition schedules and
putting on finishing touches prepa-
ratory to opening the season next
Wednesday.
Greater New York's trio will start
with some handicaps to over come.
The Giants will miss Ross Young,
who is out with a badly injured
knee.
Bill Wambsganss of the Indians
has a slight fracture Of a bone in one
arm and Joe Wood has a stove up
shoulder.
Pirates All Set.
Pittsburg's threatening Pirates are
among the best conditioned teams
in the big leagues. The St. Louis
entrants are likewise in the pink, es-
pecially the Browns. Manager Lee
Foil says he never had a better
spring training trip. The Cardinals
found fine weather in Orange, Tex.
and If Milton Stock would come TO
terms. BranchRickey could dispense
broad smiles.
Boston's teams are reported In
good physical condition, though
neither club figures as a first division
prospect on paper.
Cubs in shape.
John Evers' rejuvenated Cubs are
in shape and on their toes.
With Harry Hooper added TO the
outfield and Kerr. Wilkinson and
McWeeney. newcomer, ready 10
step into the rifle pit, Kid Gleason is
waiting for the bell. The Cincinnati
Reds are full of ginger. in good con-
dition and very much on their toes.
The Tigers and Senators will face
the starter with all regulars ready.
The Phillies and Athletics are ex-
pected 10 do likewise.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-09
Eastern Colleges Plan
Track Meet by Telegraph

BY Associated Press:
MIDDLETON. Conn, April s.
A novel plan for holding a dual
track meet by telegraph has been
agreed TO by the authorities govern
ing athletics at Wesleyan university
and Amherst college. il was an
nounced here Friday.
The meet will be held during the
latter part Of this month or early in
June. SO "a not 10 interfere with
examinations. a pre-arranged pro-
grom Of track and field events will
be run off simultaneously at Am
herst and Wesleyan at the time
agreed upon Bulletin boards Will
be erected on the respective fields
and the results by telegraph Will
be announced.
OF course there is the possibility
of differences in weather and track
conditions but the promoters hope
that the innovation may help TO
broaden interest and participation
in athletics
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-09
BAN JOHNSON ASKS
PUBLIC SUPPORT
FOR KID GLEASON
League Head Predicts Great
Race for Flag in Younger
Organization.

BY Associated Press:
CHICAGO. April S-Bau Johnson.
president Of the American League
and for years an enemy Of Charles
A. Comiskey in the administration
OF league affairs. in a statement o.
Friday night reviewing the pennant
prospects for the coming season,
urged that the public accord Mana
ger kid" Gleason its full support
i'm his task of rebuilding Comiskey's
team. the Chicago White Sox.
Mr.. Johnson declared it 10 be his
conviction that the race will prove
the most open in the history Of
the organization.
There has been a change in the
leadership Of four clubs he said
and notable re-alignment in six
Of the teams
Have Advantage.
with the prestige of an Ameri-
can league championship and
world series victory. Cleveland,
under the leadership OF the peer
less Speaker. seems to have much
of an advantage over the other con
tenders for the pennant. The loss
Of Chapman may ultimately prove
a serious handicap.
New York, with its array Of bat
ting strength. Is conceded high rank
but St. Louis. Detroit and Wash
ington must not be under estimated
when we weigh the fact that they
Will be guided by new. skilled and
ambitious managers.
The numerous victories Of Con-
ME Mack's Athletics over the New
York and PhiladelI hia Nationals IN
the south this spring would encour-
&c ore to believe that that down
trodden tribe would claim a place
in the sunlight this summer.
Interest i'm Cobb.
Keen interest will center around
Ty cobb and his Tigers We know
that Detroits new manager has the
skill and daring of leadership and
If patience is not lacking in the
handling Of men then his success
is assured.
What Gleason may accomplish
with the rejuvenated White Sox is
problem. It is to be hoped the
patrons of the sport will accord him
loyal and unfaltering support in his
difficult assignment.
But above all things" the state
ment concludes lit is a cherished
hope that every player, manager.
umpire and owner in the American
league will enter the championship
race this year with the single
thought and purpose Of making 1t
an ideal contest-pleasing to the
public and free from any blemish
that might tarnish the good name
OF our national game"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-09
Exhibition Games

WASHINGTON. April g. New
York Nationals II. 10; 8. Washing
ton Americans II; S; 1. Sallee, Ben
ton. Nehf and Smith. Johnson, Shaw,
Acosta and Picinich.
ROCKY MOUNT. y. c.. April s.
Philadelphia Americans o; & Q.
Philadelphia Nationals s; 3 I. Roy,
Moore, Rommeu and 7. Walker;
Meadows. Hubbell. Belts and With
row Peters.
JOPLIN. Mo. April S.-Detroit
Americans 4; Z; 1. Joplin. Western
league. o. 6. 8. Cole, sutherland
and Ainsmith. Bassler, Berger. Hill,
Beedle and Cady w. Smith.
BALTIMORE. Md, April S.-New
York Americans s; u; O. Baltimore
Internationals /; 4 .. Hoyt. Percy
and hoffman; Groves and Davis.
KANSAS CITY, Mr. April S.
Chicago Americans (second team)
s: IS: 3. Kansas City American as
ISOLATION 10. II; 2. Wilkinson anu
Lee. Reinhardt; Reynolds, Horst
man, Williams and Brock.
LITTLE ROCK. April s.-Pitts-
burg Nationals @; IS; l.. Little Rock
southern association, I; s; 3. Ham
ilton and Sldn; Poolaw and Land,
Kohlbecker.
WICHITA. Kss.. April S.-Chicago
Nationals 13: il; 0. Wichita, West
ern league. 3: s: .. Weaver and
DAILY: Mcdonald Bnlman. r. Berger
and Haley, Griffin.
PETERSBURG. Va. April s.
Boston Americans Z; Q: 1. Peters
burg. Virginia league. 4, 10; .. Tai
colt. Best and Chaplin, Walters;
caldwell. Mail. Manning and De
haney. Predigar.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, April g.
Cleveland Americans @; 10; @.
Chattanooga. Southern association.
8. @: s. Morton and O'Neilli Nor
ris. Vines and Neiderkorn.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-09
Hughey InstiIIs The Pepper"

EN- ROUTE WITH NEW YORK
GIANTS. April Status OF Hughey
Jennings-newcomer to the Giants
staff of professors settled. ap-
parently.
Jennings Will earn his salt by
manufacturing Giant PEP.
The McGraw regime IS not to end
this year.
In fact. McGraw is slated 20 use
a heavier hand in stirring the pen
nant pudding than ne did in 1920.
The grizzled leader Of the Goth
antics wants to win another pen
nant before he begins hiring men to
run his Giants.
McGraw-always q hard worker
in his own training camps-is show
ing more enthusiasm than ever.
Jennings Color.
Jennings job for the present. at
least, is to coach. sing out his color
full E-Yahs. pick grass and 'lavishly
spill the Jennings brand of pep.
McGraw is in uniform every day.
He sits in the dugout and continues
his little Napoleon strategy Of win
ming ball games.
When Jennings gets the hand Of
things in the National League then
his chappa NAV coD,r
1t is just as much OF a step
even more so perhaps-for man
ager to change leagues as it is for
players.
Studies New Styles.
Styles Of doing things in John
sons circuit differ from those prac-
ticed in Heydler's.
Also Jennings must learn his new
players-their weaknesses and
strong points-as well as those of
the men on the other seven clubs.
Neither McGraw nor Jennings will
discuss their present relations.
McGraw does say that the run
ming of the team after the season
starts will be the same as it is now.
So that's the dope on these two at
this stage.
Enjoy Jokes.
McGraw and Jennings enjoy each
other a lot
Both like their little jokes.
Occasionally they play third and
short during the warm-ups.
They crowd themselves into the
batting practices just as If It was
essential that they keep their bat
ting eyes in trim
Jennings should be a o. help to
McGraw.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-09
Carpenters FoTteit is
Transferred 10 Gotham

Rv international News Service
NEW YORK. April S.-Al doubt
that Georges Carpenter means 90
go through with his match with
Dempsey has been removed Friday
bv the announcement OF Robert I'd
grcn. stake holder Of the mstcn, that
the French boxers $4,000 forfeit
has been transferred TO - New York
bank.
Edgren rcufied Prom ..cr TeN
Rickard OF ne transfer OF the money
relieving receipt Of caAleErlu
from the Morgan-Harjes Bank 81
paris. vncrc IL was origitt.Iy Gee
p..sitcd With the princIpals ,hc-
roughly a accord with Ricklrd S
plan. the boxing public IS waiting
for the naming OF the site Richard
mas promised % announce the battle
ground some time Saturday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-09
HEYDLER PREDICTS
SUCCESSFUL YEAR
Declares This Season Will
Mark New Era In Great
National Pastime.
BY JOHN 4. HEYDnER

President Of the National League.
BY international News Service.
NEW YORK. April S.-An signs
point TO another interesting ana
successful baseball season The
game fundamentally IS in splendid
shape and under inspiration Of in
dependent semi-pubuc control. II
is bound 10 retain the confidence
and good will OF the American pub
lie - ~ ~
The National league begins its
4sth season next Wednesday with
prospects of a good race. Reports
from the south are agreed that our
clubs have uncovered a number Of
players OF unusual promise. some Of
whom have already won their way
into the regular lineups.
If we can instiu these young men
with the right club 81 init Of loyalty
10 tho communities they will rep
resent we viii call 1921 a success
IN advance. This year in my judg-
ment viii mark a new era in the
game. on the playing field It viii
be an era that the fine type Of en-
thuslastic young playec viii Iredom-
mate.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-09

to zee with norm. eyes" declares
Meadows.
Last year ne had his first acct
dent His glasses were splintered by
"a batted ball
Aside from a few davs off while
new lenses were being fitted for
his eyes he suffered no bad effects.
The accident gained him wide pub
Lefty
While Meadows was lounging in
the hotel at Gainesville. the PhiIlies
1921 training camp. this spring. a
stranger rushed up 70 him and said:
You're the famous Lee Meadows.
want to meet YOU You are the
only big league ball player who
wears glasses.
TOpOrCer's Rise.
Meadows now shares his dis
tinguished position in the same with
Toporcer.
Toporcer played semi-pro ball
last year i'm Brooklyn. New York.
and Orange, y. j.
Branch Hickey figured Toporcer
a frost as a ball player because he
wore glasses. Then he saw hire III
action. Immediately he turned over
four players and a bundle of casn
To Syracuse TO keep him.
Toporcer fields like a Roger
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-09
BURMAN DEFEATS MOORE.

BY Associated Press
TOLEDO, O.. April s.-Joe Bur
man, of New York. was given the
newspaper decision over Roy Moore.
Of St Paul and Chicago. in their
12-round bout here Friday night.
Moore cxcelled somewhat in the in
fighting. but Burman punished him
at long range. There were no
knOCkdowus and neither man was
injured. They are bantamw Fights.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-09
Joy N OTAKERTnMN-

PHILADELPHIA. April s.-Quak-
ertown fans are joyful since Connie
Mack has acquired a first tasemar
who can slam the ball as well ~
field. Frank Brazil seems % have
plugged tho hole for the initial sack
bv HE all-around ability.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-09
HERMAN GOING GOOD.

By United Press
WORCESTER. Mass. April s.
Pete Herman. former bantam cham
pion made ID six in a row here on
Thursday night when he stopped
Barney Snyder in the fifth round of
a scheduled eisht-round bout. Sny-
der's seconds threw in a towel.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-09

BY Associated Press
CLEVELAND. o.. April S.
young Montreal. OF providence. r..
T.. decisively outpointed Joe Lynch.
bantamwcieht champion. IN q t,n-
round no-decisicn bout here FRIDAY
night Newspaper sport writer's NJ
the riucsde gave Mortrea. seven
rounds Lynch one. and called two
even. Montreal Veishcd lis pounds
and Lynch lis IL.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-09
Harmony Pays.
nI.rI.Rs KILnANE NlATCH.

By international News Service
CLEVELAND. O. April S.-An Of
Ter OF $4,000 for a title match with
Andy CLANCY was made 10y Eddie
Mead 10 fight Johnny KiIbane.
featherweight FRIDAY II Kilhane
accepts the bout will be held near
new York. Mead said.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-09
Principals Approve Site
Chosen by Tex Richard

By United Press
NEW YORK. April s - Jack
Dempsey and Georges Carpenter
have approved of the site for their
heavyweight chamT ionshlp bout 81
was reported here Friday.
Roth principals are said 90 know
the site Tex Richard VIII announce
saturday and have approved So.
Carpenters $4,000 forfeit posted
originally n Paris has been trans
forred 70 New York. Richard an
uouuced Friday
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-09

has some rough riding ahead Of him
this summer.
skipper George Mcbride proved
he has the true sand of a manager
by disputing Umpire Bill Brennan
in an exhibition game.
Cincinnati fans are chirping their
81 told you SOS" since Walter Reu-
Their is coming through so marnifi-
Gently for the Dodgers.
Walter Johnson pitched the first
no-hit game of his career July !.
1920, the Red Sox being the victims
Goldie Rapp can play third base
well-also the piano.
Hoppe should not delay his match
with Horemans much longer. The
Belgian improves every time he
shoots a game.
LEFT EARFUU.
While the baseball stars are packing
grips,
With gloves and things like that.
The boss is hoping they will pack
A wallop in their bat
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-09

their pennant stock might increase
by donation
The Yanks have the greatest re-
serve power in the major leagues.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-09

The NEWS TIMES Real Estate
week will focus the attention Of
south Bend ON that property yoI
wish 10 rent or SELL Have you telo-
phined your ad FOR next week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-09
RIGHT EARFUI.

The training camps of way down
south,
Are back 20 normally.
Since teams have left. the era IS
grows green
Where ball stars used TO be
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-09

Are you ready TO grasp the op-
portunity TO sell or rent your prop
erty offered by the NEWS-TIME
Read Estate week? Call Main 200
and ask for a real estate advertis-
ing solicitor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-09

The south Bend NEWS TIMES
Real Estate week is your chance go
tell everf body an about that prop
erty YOU are tryiuE TO rent or SELL
Gail Main 2Io0 and ask for real
estate advertising solicitor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-09
BRAVES FANS ARE
PULLING FOR TEAM
TO LAND 9TH BERTH
Infield and Pitching " eak-
nesses Big Handicap
Outfield Strong.
BY PAUL y. RYAN.
ted Pres stan Correspondent

BOSTON. April S-Prospe.
the Boston Braves i'm the 1921 rsr-
nant drive are far from i
enough 10 revive hopes of another
1914. but the Hub fans are unHI..."-
TO accept the fat assignment ut
or next TO last being made ar te
experts
Without first class southr.u
and with a weak infeld. the Brave
however. can hardly aspire 90 nH-
sition better than NTH
A first division club would ha
pleasure for the fans or city. who
are getting fed up on inferior ha..
When Maranvue was traded t1
PittsbuTe for Soutlworth, Nicholson
and Barbara. the Braves came into
possession of just about the best out-
field i'm the league. but the inre.i
was weakened almost TO the same
extent.
Many Gardeners.
There are nine good outdcliers
with the -Southworth. N.oho-
son. Mann. Powell. sullivan. Cruise.
51cDonald. Nixon and Archdcacon. d.
promising recruit.
No matter what combination is
selected. the club viii have bard
hitting. good fielding outlay in the
gardens
Horace Ford. utility man last year.
probably viii play second. and Bar-
bare viii take Maranville's place at
shortstop. Holke at first and Boeckel
at third are last years regulars.
Even if Barbara lives UP mechan-
ically 20 Maranville's measurements
which may overrate him. the inneld
will suffer from the loss of fire and
pep that MaranUlle spread around
him.
Catchers Good.
With Hank Gowdy. O.Neu and
Gibson behind the plate. the CATCH
/ ing department viii not cause worry.
They are not the best catchers I'M
/ the league. but they viii do. O'Neu.
with more work, promises TO develop
Into one of the best receivers in the
: league.
OF more than a dozen pitchers ON
( the roll. Oeschger is the best. HIS
chief co-workers viii be Dan Fillin-
GIN. Scott and McQuiuan. young
ster Of promise who made good last
year. Dick Rudolph is still with the
club.
The crying pitching need is first
class left-hauder. Perhaps one viii
be found from Cooney Townsend cr
BraXton.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-09

Your property is all right but YOU
are not telling enough people about
It. Real Estate week in the South
Bend NEWS-TIMES from April 10
TO L is your big opportunity.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-09

II may be a farm or il may be
q city house. but there is one sure
way to find a tenant for IT, Join
COB the NEWS-TIAIESS Real Estate
week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-09

VIII YOU be closing a real estate
deal week from TODAY ON that
proT crty YOU wish to rent or sell
Call Main 300 and ask for real
estate advertising solicitor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-09
NO Such THING AS
RULES WITH COBB
Ty Banishes Regulations and
Trusts Men Implicitly
All Hustlers.

EN- ROUTE WITH DETROIT
TIGERS. April S.-Ty cobb trusts
his players.
lie expects his players to trust
him.
That is, in a nutshell. Tvs idea
Of running a big league ball club.
II have heart-to.heart talks with
the men," says Ty.
II show them that it is to their
interest. as well as mine, to keep in
shape TO play.
II tell them that I trust them
that I am for them-but we all have
the same purpose.
There are no rules on my club
except those which the laws Of
nature and common sense teach.
Confidence begets confidence.
Loyalty is paid back in the same
coin.
IF YOU take ball player into
your confidence he viii take you
into his
No Rules.
Bind any set Of men TO rules
and they Immediately make It a
solC OF game 10 slyly disobey them.
stolen sweets appeal TO base
ball players just as they do to any
other normal persons.
Il Will never watch my players
off the diamond.
Their leisure time is their own.
But do expect my boys to
hustle the minute they step on the
playing field.
They are paid for their three
hours work each day. They indi-
Gated they were satisfied TO give
their best to the team when they
signed for their respective salar-
Wants Results.
Results on the diamond are all
that I ask.
IF player doesn't hustle for
the club and keep in shape 10 give
his best he won't be I'm the picture
long.
place a lazy player among a
bunch Of hustlers and he'll soon be
hustinE, too.
ct will stake the department Of
bali players against that Of any other
profession
"Givc me % ball players You
select % men from any other pro-
te~s.on. I'LL show you a higher de-
pertinent record with my players
chan YOU viii with yours.
Baseball is game Men love
90 play il under congenial conditions.
Harmony Pays.
"A mediocre ball club will win
moro games when playing with "a
proper spirit than better team
ON which harmony j. lacking.
I'm a great believer in psychol-
CEy.
-m applying IL 10 my job.
To my knowledge there IS not a
1--sat.sfied man on my ball club.
may be wrong in some Of my
.aeas won't know until try
them and see.
rfrc a manager under these
-.rruustances is not a burden.
"f.r enjoying IL a lot
che rcason-we are all working
toEet her"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-09

There viii be a record turnover
Of property in South Bend mex
week Are YOU listed in the classi-
fled columns OF the NEW7S-TIMES
for Real Estate week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-09

JOHN M'GRAW (TOP) STUDY
ING HIS PROSPECTIVE PENNANT
WINNERS. LOWER INSET SHOWS
HUGHEY JENNINGS, NOW CAST
IN THE ROLE OF THE GIANTS
II T. u MAKER. PICTUR =
SNAPPED BY BOB DORMAN.
PHOTOGRAPHER.