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NOTICE FOB PuslIcATioN


DEPARTMENT OF I'll z INTERIOR
u. S. Land Office at Fsoenix, Arizona
May IS. 1921.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that Luka G.
'.sfailovieh. OF Lowell. Arizona, who on
5-iO-lT and 100000. made Homestead
i;iiNry So. O21is9 -0332es for Sk SWA
Sec 8. So So x Sec. GIN g Nll4 Sec
Z. Nla NWH Sec s.. NWl4 sen, Sls
Sec 9se az 4 N M SEES seq d T township 8 f IS
s.. Range 25-E; G.&S.R.B,& Meridian
mas filcSi notice OF inten.;on 10 make
Three Year proof. TO establish claim TO
the land above described. before james
Allison. L. s. Commissioner at Bisbee,
Arizona, on the eth day of July. 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses: Milan
Juncevich. Of Warren. Arizona: Werner
l.. Fletcher. Robert Rafailovich, both OF
Lowell, Arizona; John Radovich, of Bis
bee. Arizona. ~
CiAS. l.. MhI;SlI.NLL.
Register
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First .pnbllcation e-s-2i.
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION
O32g95

Department of the interior
L., S. Land Office at Phoenix. Arizona,
June I, 1921.
NOTICE is hereby given that Nelson
T.. Mosler. of Box GIG. Bisbec, Arizoua,
who. on November s. 1920, made Home
stead Entry No. 032995. tor SisNWH.
%iESWit., Sec. u. SEX NEA. EkSEh
sec. %. Ni;l4NEh. Section 30. Town
ship 22-S.. Range 2J-E.. u. * :. l.. Il. 6,
Meridian has filed notice OF intention to
make Three Year Proof. TO establish
claim to the land above described, be-
fore Henry c. Bcumler. L. $. Commits
;iloner. at Douglas Arizona. on the 18th
dnN of July. 1927.
Claifiant names ~ Witnesses:
Clemens Bartch. Alfred q. Stevenson,
both OF Bisbec. Arizona: Frederick II.
Spai'fne OF McNeal. Arizona; George
David of Bsbec Arizona
CIIAS. T. MARSHALL.
RegisteN
First Publication e-10-'2l.
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srATE HIGHWAN hoTEL

BOSlO'S ROOMS - on state High
way, Lowell Been in business
years. Comfortable. clean and airy
rooms, we'll furnished. Rates very
reasonable, transient OF permanent
Cochise county transient business
especially invited. 229 ia
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT-APARTMEkTS

FOR RENT - 2 cool apartments,
sleeping porch, bath. rooms each.
= John Ceron Warren, Blacknob
View. 225-7-1
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SEE Me FOR BARGAINSANow is
the time to buy property ii the
Warren District. Prices viii soon
advance. have several good buys
and good terms: 4-room house, COW
and calf. Ford roadster, 2 lots fenc-
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$1,000 cash, balance like rent. CO.
chise; 7-room house, furnished,
sleeping porches, fruit trees, price
S2,100, $500 cash, bc-anoe easy, Hig-
gins Hill. Great Bargains in Win
wood Addition: 4-room house, FUR
nished, price S1,650, $3.50 cash. I'D
ans Addition, 4-room house, price
$780, $500 cash, balance easy
Tombstone Canyon, on Gar line.
4-room house, Warren. Black Knob
View St, price $1,70O. $500 cash.
See me for fire insurance. List
your property with me. Alien Bldg.
Phone 3d. NJ. c. High.
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IEMSTITCHING, picoting and dress
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WANTED-Contract to do assessment
work; have auto truck. Edgar VII,
son, 10 Garden Hill. 213-6-2g
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ment; works on any sewing ma
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with full Instructions Gem Novel
ty Co, Box 1881, Corpus Christi,
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IF YOU SEE my beautiful woolen5
YOU will get suit. Have your OLD
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My price is right. Philip Doffer.
man, The Reliable Tailor Allen
Block. 159-7-18
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NEW YORK coRPERs

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FOR RENT-N Nicely furnished apart.
ment, two rooms, kitchenette AMI
private bath. Cool porch and shade
trees. Choice part of WARREN
Phone At. 227-7-24
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-28
Indiana GrappIers
Set for Big Scrap
With Penn St0terS
HOOSier Victory May Mean
Dual Tilt With OregOn'S
Coast Champions.

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, March 2S.-The
best college or university wrestling team
in the West and the best In the East will
meet here Wednesday night to battle Tor
the collegiate wrestling championship of
the United States, and the best team OF
the West is none other than our own In
diana University men, The Eastern
champions are Penn State grapplers,
these having won that title for the fourth
consecutive time by defeating the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, Cornell, Harvard,
Princeton. the Navy and many other
high grade Eastern teams.
The /. Z. matters won the right 20 meet
nament recently, In which were entered
na1nent recently. in whicsh were entered
not only every team In the Big Ten. but
Nebraska, Ames and Oklahoma as well.
Can't. John Moore OF the Crimson team
was unable to participate in the Western
meet because OF a twisted knee. but he Is
rounding into shape and indications are
that by Wednesday he will be at bis best.
The winner of Wednesdays tourna-
ment will have rather a hazy claim TO
the national title. due to the claims or
Oregon Agriculture College, Pacific coast
champions. Although the Pacific coast
title holders are not generally belleVeo
to be on a par with either Penn state or
Indiana. IL is probable that the winner
of the meet at Bloomington, especially II
Indiana is victorious. will meet the ore
gon grapplers and thus settle the dis
pute
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-28
REPAIRING FOR
PENING GAME

III Indianapolis will join in the effort
70 make the opening day Of the Indians
1921 season a day Of real celebration, and
the Rooster team Will receive a greeting
and sendOf that viii surpass any like
celebrations In past years. At a meeting
at the Chamber of Commerce, Saturday,
Of representatives, of various organiza-
tons, plans were laid and committees
named TO prepare for the big day, April
Is. The Indians stage their opening
game with the Columbus Senator's
George Welbaum, Of the Chamber of
Commerce, was named permanent chair
man Of the opening day celebration.
John B. Reynolds, secretary Of the Cham
Der Of Commerce, and Miss NJ K South
wick viii be in charge OF the parade
plans. Finances wiz be In charge of
Harper J. Rsnsburg,. with Mrs Martha
Abel assisting. The ceremonial, or stunt,
committee is headed by Roitare Egg
gleston and Mrs. J. L. Alley. Fred Mil
Us and Miss F. P. Sargent are in charge
of publicity.
Another meeting Is to be held soon 70
prepare a budget Of proposed expendi-
lures, IN order that the finance commit
tee may pro rata the expense.
The organizations represented at the
meeting yesterday were: Advertising
Club, Rotary Club, Columbia Club. Board
Of Trade, Altrusa, Woman's City Club.
American Club, Knights Of Columbus
Exchange Club. Lions Club, Independent
Athletic Club, Service Club, Boy Scouts
Kfwanis Club, City Of Indianapolis, Indi-
annapolis Automobile Trade Association,
Chamber Of Commerce and American
Legion.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-28
WILL CONFER
HIGH DEGREES
Elaborate COnvOcation of Ma
sons Opens Here Tomorrow.

Elaborate plans are being completed
for the fifty sixth annual State convocs-
ton OF the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite
of the Valley of Indianapolis, beginning
tomorrow. The comforting of the higher
degrees Of Masonry, from the fourth to
the thirty second, will continue day and
evening on Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday
The work Of Adoniram Grand Lodge of
Perfection will begin at l O'Clock Tues
day afternoon and will continue through
the afternoon and evening. At $50
o'clock there will be get acquainted"
meeting for the members of the class,
followed by a dinner
The tenth degree, beginning at 7:30
O'Clock, will be conferred by q cast from
Terre Haute.
The remaining degrees Of the grand
lodge will be conferred Wednesday, end
ing at o'clock with business meeting
of the class, and at 6 o'clock the class
banquet will be held.
Sarah Council, Princess Of Jerus salem,
will confer the fifteenth and sixteenth
degrees Thursday and in rhe afternoon
Indianapolis Chapter OF Rose Croix viii
confer the seventeenth and eighteenth de-
grees.
Thursday evening the degree work of
the Indiana Consistory will be commenced
when the nineteenth degree will be ex-
emplifed and various other degrees will
be given by communication, so that on
Friday the consistOry will carry through
the exempliacation work Of the degrees
from the twenty first to the thirty second,
inclusive.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-28
Junior Wrestlers Win

BLOOMINGTON. Ind. March 2S-
Wrestlers representing the Junior class
won the interclass mat meet staged In
the mems gymnasium, with a total Of rs
points. The sophomores copied second
honOrs with % points, the seniors came
under the wire with a total Of 16 and
the freshmen il.
In the 1l5- pound weight, Goerlltz. a
soph, won first by pinning Shore to the
mat in minutes. Bond scored points
for the seniors by getting a fall on
Brewer in minutes Knecht added s
more points for the sophs by getting a
fall on Burnett in AZ minutes. F. Rob
inson forfeited to Newhouser In the 145-
pound class giving the juniors 8 points.
Newhouser defeated Brown in the first
bout In the weight. Eley won over Holm
in the 15S but lost to Lucas In a fall in
minute 10 seconds. Lucas is a Junior.
Held and Kolb staged one Of the best
bouts of the meet In the 175-pOund class.
The bout went the full 10 minutes and
Held won on a decision. The latter is a
Junior Held forfeited to Campbell In
the heavyweight class, thus adding 9
more points to the sophomore total.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-28
Strong Talent BObS
Up in Annual Track
Battle for Manual

The high school track season In Indl-
annapolis was inaugurated Saturday night
In rather indirect way when the Man
ual underclassmen defeated the seniors
at the local Y. NJ. c. A., In the annual
interclass track and field meet. The tinaI
score was 81 to 81
The absence Of individual stars fea-
tured the meet and the points were even
~ distributed among the winners Of
both teams. H Harmeson. Summers.
Gardner, o. Smith, Chapman. Stewart
and Wertz were the main point getters
The feature event of the evening was
the relay race, which was won by the
underclassmen by 1-5 of second.
The showing of the underclassmen was
revelation to Coach Morrison and Man
ual fans and the presence OF so many
heretofore unknown stars points to bril-
liant future for the south side school in
this branch of athletics, not only this
season but next season as well.
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and Other Sports
Baseball Gossip, Boxing, Amateurs and
BROWNS NOW READY TO STEP OUT

These two youngsters will be retained.
The outfeld has Williams, Jacobson and
Tobin, followers from last year, with
Phil Todt, a st. Louis amateur, in line
for the extra place, owing to his hitting.
Todt Joined the Browns as a pitcher, but
is being turned into a fielder.
Two young catchers-John Heving and
bennett Tate-are~ due for experience in
the minors, leaving SEVERED, Billings and
Collins to take care of the receiving.
The roster shows sixteen pitchers,
which means that at least five will pass
out Of sight. AS the STAFF sizes up at
present Shocker, Davis Sothoron, Bayne,
Burwell, Deberry, Van Glider, Cullop,
Palmero. Kolp and Boehler win be re-
tanned
Before going to the post, the Browns
are catalogued in this fashion, An
other terrible hitting club--last year they
topped the league with a record average
OF .30S-and the prospect of an improved
pitching STAFF. Weak In left handed
pitching last year, the club apparently
has picked up two regulars in Nick Gull
l0p and Palmero. They are not young
sters, as both have had major league ex-
perience.
Fohl has refused to pick a position for
the Browns and his slogan is: Let
the critics and the fans do the picking
and we will try TO hit the mark"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-28
Enlarge Committee

NEW YORK, March 2S.-The appoint
ment Of three new members to the ex-
ecutive committee OF the Intercollegiate
Association of Amateur Athletics Of Amer
lea was announced. They are David f.
Williams. University Of Pennsylvania f;
Rupert Thomas. Princeton, and Harry
Burton OF Dartmouth The other two
members previously selected are Gustavus
T. Kirby, Columbia, and ROmeyn Berry
Of Cornell
The executive committee OF FIVE mem
bers is an enlargement of the old execu>
tive body and supersedes the faculty
committee In accordance with cOnstitu-
ti0nal amendments passed. at the recent
annual meeting. The three new appointees
represent the colleges which finished in
first. second and third positions In the
intercollegiate track and field meet last
year.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-28
Pirates Should Get
AL0Gy to Mean Start
in National Battle
RapP's Illness May Tear
Foundation From Under
McGr1IU's Title Dreams.

NEW YORK, March 2S.-Pittsburgh's
chances in the National League race VIII
bolt up into the favorite class if fate con-
tinues TO shoot New York's inheld.
By some INK. ruling, it seems ordained
that John McGraw can't get a bomb
proof inner wall for his club.
Goldie RaPp broke up what looked 20
be the markings of the classiest inside
defense in the major leagues when he
went down with the flu"
If the former st. Paul star has IN
huenza or pneumonia McGraW might JUST
as well start the process OF el1mlna ton
among his rockies If Johnny Evers knows
anything about those maladies.
The hu or pneumonia just about nm
ishes the career ST any baseball player.
1t ruined me. and l have watched other
cases." the Cub boss said here last win
ter, when he was watching the fight OF
the late George Gipp, NOtre Dame Uni
versity's an-American grid man.
With due sympathy for the trials and
hard luck Of another, George Gibson can't
view the slow development of the New
York and Brooklyn pitchers without some
glee.
In the case of three such evenly
matched clubs, everything depends on a
flying start, such as Uncle Wtlbert Robi
son got last season, but from the form
shown by their hurlers, neither McGraw
nor RObby is fixed to burn up the circuit
from the opener.
Brooklyn came north last spring with
leagues and a staff of pitchers that
worked in July form under the chilly
April breezes.
McGraw brought a team to the wire,
wrecked by a long, tiresome barnstorm-
ing trip. The club is wrecked this year
by the same circus travelling and lot
of injuries.
Pat Moran is doing well so far with
what he has, but that isn't lot, with
ROush, Groh and KOpf still holding out.
Meanwhile, Pittsburgh is sliding along
without raising much dust. Unless Gibby
runs into some hard luck he should start
the season with the best balanced and
finest conditioned team in the race, and
the start means a great deal.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-28
Is After British Title

NEW YORK, March 2S.-TNyelye Of
Americas leading professional golfers
will compose the team which will go to
Scotland this summer in an attempt TO
lift the British open title. 1t was an
nounced. The team probably will sai
May "a and will spend some time famil-
!arizing themselves with the St Andrews
course, where the British open tourna-
ment win be held. beginning June 20.
Among those likely to become members
Of the team are Jock Hutchinson and Leo
Diegel of Chicago, Wilfrid Reid. Whining
ton, Del; Walter Hagen and NJ j. Brady,
Detroit Alexander Cunningham, Wheel
ing. W. Va; James X. Barnes, Pelham
Manor. n. y: Clarence Hackney. Atlantic
City; Fred Mclean. Washington, d. c. /;
Eddie Loos, Homewood. Ill Willie Ogg
Atlanta, Ga, and William Melhorn Of
Tulsa Okla
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TEX WILL
Talk SOON

NEW YORK, March 2s.-The curiosity
of the boxing public regarding the site
of the Dempsey Carpenter match will be
gratifed this week.
The thirty day extension Of time
granted Promoter Tex Richard for nam
Ing the site Is nearly up and he is ex-
pected TO announce 1t Within the next
forty eight hours.
John w. Snyder, Cumberland (Md.l
promoter, is here today waiting to con
fer with Richard. Snyder is prepared.
he says. to meet any proposition TO land
the fight. An attractive proposition from
Atlantic City Is also lying on Richard =
desk, but while It is expected he will
stage the battle on New Jersey soil, II Is
believed the site chosen will be nearer To
New York than the famous ocean resort.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-28
Australian Champ
Plays First Match
on PinehurSt Links
Defeated, but Action Brands
Him FOrn1iddbLe-WOnlen
Continue Battle.

PINEHURST, N. c., March 2S.-Joseph
H. Kirkwood, Australian open champion
and golf artist extraordinary, played his
first American match at Pinehurst Sun
day and later gave an hour-long exhibit
ton of his marvellous an dunique collec-
ton of golfng stunts and freak shots.
Playing in partnership with Tom Ker-
rigan against Porter WhittemOre and
Emmett French, two of the longest drt-
vers In the country, and both acquainted
with every inch Of the championship
course, Kirkwood's side was defeated by
and 2 but he demonstrated very thor
Oughly that he Is to be reckOned with in
the impending battle for the North and
South open title.
One of his bag of trick shots was used
to good effect when he had to play left
HANDED in the woods and recovered brill
liantly to the green with his right handed
mashie, the only one that was available.
The exhibition-gfven before an i'm
merse assemblage after the match-in-
cuded his famous trick of back spinning
mashie and niblick shot straight up in
the air or over his head, recovering from
an apparently unplayable lie on a trap
by playing the ball to the fa-rway direct
ly behind him and driving 200 yards
with wood or iron, right handed or left
handed, with the ball teed up n the crys-
tai of a watch or on top of another ball
or on the toe of Victor Easts shoe with
out disturbing the watch, the lower ball
or the equanimhy of Victor
His remarkable performance which in
Guided about a dozen other astonishing
stunts. was wound up by driving fifteen
closely punched balls within a space Of
nine seconds without moving any save
the particular ball aimed at
Mrs. Dorothy Campbell Hurd Pitts
burgh. is expected to retain her title in
the annual women's North and South golf
championship in progress over the Pine
hurst links. Mrs. Hurd was scheduled
to meet Mrs. Hope Gibson of Canada to-
day Other matches are scheduled as
follows: Miss Louise Elkins, OakmOnt
VS. Mrs. ]. s. Pritchard, Midlothian /.
Mrs. John d. Chapman. Greenwich, VS.
Miss Sarah Fownes, Oakmont; Miss Dor
othy Richards, Mayheld, VS.. Mrs. +. c.
Let's Onwentsia
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-28
Still Time to Join
Richmond Guard Co.

RICHMOND, Ind, March 2S.-IIme for
enlistments in the Richmond National
Guard company has been extended fifteen
days. Frank Benn, local organizer, has
been notified by AdJutant General Harry
b. Smith. The fnal date has been placed
at April Is.
State officials are anxious that a com
pany be formed in Richmond Business
men Of the city also are anxious that the
company be brought here. Whether
Richmond is to have the company de-
ponds on the interest that is taken in the
proposition here, Mr.. Benn stated.
Unless the required quota of enlist
ments is received here by April 10, the
armOry that would be placed here by the
State will be built in some other city,
Mr.. Benn declares.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-28
HandbaIl Champs

DETROIT. March 2S.-Stanley Spiegel
and Wilfred Asselin of Detroit wan the
national A. A. U. senior doubles hand
ball championship here defeating Max
Gold and Maynard Laswell of Los An
geles in straight games. The scores were
Ella, 21-20.
Third place in the senior singles was
won by Fritz Sieyerd of Cleveland, who
won easily from Larry Strong of De-
troit 21-10 and 21-5.
The doubles third place match between
Henry and Smith and Finn and Grogan,
Detroit. was pnt over until next week.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-28
Defy Accepted

NEW YORK. March 2S.-The Indian
Harbor Yacht Club has accepted tho
double challenge Of the Boston fncht
club and the Corinthian Yacht Club Of
Marbehead, Mass, for race this sum
mer Tor the ManhHsset Bay Cup The
same Bay State organizations made an
unsuccessful attempt last year to win
this trophy. which Is for boats Of the
"P'' classF the contenders being the Vail
ant and the Wasaka. Il Is expected that
the same yachts VIII be the ones to race
this year, and that the defender viii be
the successful boat OF fast season, the
Nnhma, owned by Commodore W. II
Childs and Addison c. Hanan. The race
will be held or Greenwich, Conn, on
date yet 10 be determined.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-28
WOMEN TO ASK
DISARMAMENT
Resolutions Adopted at Meet
ing Addressed by BOrah.

WASHINGTON, March 2s.-ResolutiOns
for a world disarmament conference will
be presented President Harding and
leaders in Congress soon by the women S
world disarmament committee.
The resolutions were adopted at a mass
meeting held under the auspices of the
committee yesterday at which Senator
BOrah, Idaho, spoke.
Senator Borah. who led the fight for
disarmament in the last Congress, said
cessation of naval competition between
the great powers would Tighten the heavy
tax burden and augment friendly rels-
tons abroad. The present armament pro-
grams Of the leading nations call for
niger taxes, he said.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-28
Compulsory Athletics
for Michigan Students

DETROIT, March 2S.-James 0. Muir
I'm, regent of the University of Michigan,
has announced that outdoor athletics will
be compulsory for every student at his
university. Hereafter no student will be
permitted to graduate without having
tn ken the courses prescribed to turn him
out as near physically perfect as possible
he said.
The regents decided on this, Mr. MUIR
I'm said, In view of the lessons Of the
war which showed that Americans, both
men and women, are not properly de-
veloped physically.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-28
By SID KEEN,
st, Louis Times Sports Editor.

ST. LOUIS. March 2s.-Discovery Of
probably a phenom for second base In
Bill Gleason an dthe prospect Of tight
pitching STAFF make the Browns for
midable candidate for this years Ameri-
can League pennant.
When Lee Fohl started his spring
training at the Bogalusa camp, be sighed
when be looked in the direction of sec
Ond base, where the shoes of Joe Gedeon
yawned. There were three possible can
didates- Gleason, midget on the build
Of Eddie Foster from the Chattanooga
Club; Dudley Lee, another Liliputian
from the Mobile Club, and Marty Nc
Manus. a former Chicago semi profes-
sional from Tulsa. Gleason, in two
weeks, has convinced Fohl that he is
capable of holding down the sack.
With second base apparently covered
in major league style, the question with
the Browns turns TO pitching. II the
pitching holds up and 1t has chance Of
becoming the strongest staff in the
league, Fohl believes he will be more
than dark horse in this years pennant
race.
The infield shows Sisler, Gleason, Ger
Der and EAFl Smith with Jimmy Austin
and Lee and McManus as substitutes