Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-02-24
owns Given
Warm Welcome

c-t souad Of the Browns ar
,9la a95i afternoon at 3 o'clock
"a car attached to the aft
s~ain The advance guard,
sa .; ut twenty-eight, headed by
81 Lee Foil, were met at the
Is committee of citizens
q Mayor Sullivan. When
aa z nuIled in, the Y. NJ. c. A.
n dolled up for the OCCASION
- the music.
.sr Fohl was the first to dis
ann the train and he was
= Mayor Sullivan and a
.tion Of prominent citizens. Inc
y re players were greeted IN
! tse Y. M. C. A. band the
= .ccompanied by Mayor Sui
3. Flanders and G. L
marched up Alabama avenue
PM Tree Inn, where they
..troduced to a number OF cfti-
~ some Of the Bogalusa ladies'.
tv loaded into ten Bogalusa
were taken for a trip about
On arriving at the City
Park, Manager Foil ex-
" satisfaction for the entire
;tb ne words: cts great,
vou did not have another
q good, it would be grand.
" me boys walked over the
~ and stepped into the hurler's
though to get the ''feeP OF
80 once more. The new club
esme in for their share OF
Zion and undeniably made a
the visitors.
ewing the inspection OF the
Hill park, the procession
KS Coiored Athletic Park,
majority OF the games wilt
svsl The enthusiasm Of Man
fahl and the players was genu-
aYeu've q fine place here"
ksals Sportssnan's Park all to |
20 and others comments were |
81 all sides. Satisfaction
n every face, which was sure |
tbat the parks suited, for ball |
n a small town is reputed to |
governmental as a prima |
and If given the slightest |
Win "kck" his head off
ndkeeper Stockstiek, assisted I
GARDENER Boyd and Engineer
lave made the parks 'the real /
The party made a circle OF
and on arriving at the Pine
ia found Buddy Petite's baud |
for them with some genuine
srn iazz music. HumOr was in
INTO the program when one OF
as privileged characters, q
cane 10 the street and paused |
Be midst Of the visitors to take
music.
visitors were shown through
uses which had been set aside
Great Southern Lumber Com
for the use Of the players with
wives. These houses have been
slaly furnished by the company
le men found ideal home COM
here. Meals will be served al
ne Tree Inn, where the players
wives have accompanied them
viii stop. The ball teams has
gwen special rates at the hotel
their stay.
Owing are the names of the
who are the first big league
d Bogalusa;
Foil, manager of the team;
ry Willis Johnson, Trainer
batter The players, who are
~ men, pitchers and catchers, |
Lefty Leifield, William
Elan Vangilder, Ray Rich
Phil Todd, Harry Rush, Tom
n5vie, George Boehler, Pat Col
william Burwell, Harry Haid,
leBslfy, Steve Terrell, Bill Ia
Charles Root, E. M. Stanley,
Uullop, Alan Sothoron and Dixie
Hank SEVERED, veteran back
enforced by Bennett Tate and
ing, make up the catching
Ernest Lee Dudley and Bill !
both infielders, were
along with this contingent
they may be seasoned rapidly.
q these boys created somewhat
nsation while playing with the
nooga club last year and it is
g they will help to fill the hole
q ne Fohlies infield when Joe
N eft the Fohld. Mike Haley,
writer on the st. Louis
democrat, also accompanied
layers
nam squad Of infielders and
aefs and the balance of the
eFmen viii arrive in Boga-
s1 Monday. Among them will
&c sisler, third-sacker and
after Of both leagues last
1eorge ranks second only to
Aata N point Of interest as a
baby DolP jacobson, rated !
feared pinch-hitter in the
VII also be in this bunch.
so Falmero, the Cuban south
g played last year with the
team, will arrive sometime
Smoker, leading hurIer of
WINES, arrived last week and
eonditioning on the golf
Y the Country Club.
payers started Tuesday in
9sA-euts at the City Athletic