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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-18

reason for a laugh and mentioned
some of the standard causes for
Jokes. In closing he said Happy
Is he who isn't a wilmer and who
enters the fun Of the world. I'm
glad the great teacher said, Re
joice and be exceedingly glad not
just glad, but exceedingly so.
don't believe life should be all tom
foolery, but we haven't yet learned
how to live. Humor has been a
priceless thing. The heart of Alb
raham Lincoln would have broken
long before it did il he hadn't
learned Joy. Humor has been in the
saddest OF lives. As Beecher said
Tears and laughter are twins.
Often the best humor brings tears
Thank God we can have lots Of fun
in the world without indecency, ir-
reverence or. profanity. Are you
glad or a crouch? Is somone hap
pier because you've lived today
The best way to get happiness is te
give away. II you have joy yor
must give it."
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-18

the Rotary and Kiwanis clubs and
local scout oficials are anxious 81
have scoutmaster and troop CON-
mitteemen hear 1t.
Troop No. 3 will meet this eye.
ing at Oak Grove chapel with
Scoutmaster Charles Schearer
Sam Ryerson. Jr.. assistant scout
master OF Troop 10, will give talk
On First Aid" All scouts arr
urged to be present.
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Mrs. Eimball ia Hostess.

Mrs. w. II. Kimball of 906 Mis-
sissippi avenue, Davenport. enter
tanned Saturday afternoon at a
bridge at the Outing club, Daven-
port. Ten tables were surrounded,
placed in the library and parlors
Of the club. Spring flowers were
used in the rooms. A favor was
given at each table, and tea was
served at the conclusion Of the
games. Mrs. William Heuer and
Mrs. Park r. Burrows assisted in
entertaining. Mrs. Kimball enter
tains at the third Of her party ser
les on Thursday afternoon.
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CAL.EN DAR
TO-DAY.

TODAY.
Sevens have regular meeting.
Nude ssudsnts meet with Ni1 Gertrude
hanigan In Davenport.
TUESDAY.
Miss MAY Gordon Of Rock Island.
pianist, and Mis- Margaret Frank Of Dsv-
Blackhavk hotel.
vestment guild Of Trinity Episcopal
church gives card party At Parish house
Social committee for biennial hAs lunch
con meeting At 80 al the Terrace Gar
dens.
"WEDNESDAY.
Luncheon meeting of City Union Kings
Daughters. ut Y. W. c. A.
Saumas MacManus appears 1t b..
Kathasines echool. Davenport.
Three G Embroidery club meets.
Nid-weekly informal at Outing club.
HeatherbeIl club meets with Mrs. James
Russell. 1909 Forty-second street.
Young Ladies' Sodzlity OF 81. AaVs
church give afternoon coffee and evening
card party at Columbian hall.
THURSDAY.
o. r. 8. social circle meets With Mrs.
Fred C. strste. 1911 Twenty fourth street.
Helen Gould has muster day supper Al
Memorial hall.
Ideal Art club with Mr.. Emerson
Schofee.
Ma v. Il. Kfmbar Of Dsvenport e.
tertains at third of party series At Outing
club.
Al-dsy Swing At 7. ". c. A. for poor
children Of tho city.
FRIDAY.
Moline Lady Eagles give card party at
GWAdIRh 0livA hall MOlinA-
SATURDAY.
Weekly tea u Art League stuflo.
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Tea Is Well PatronIxed.

A goodly number of tri-city wom-'
en- attended the Saturday afternoon
tea and exhibit at the Tri-City Art
league studio. Davenport, in spite
OF the weather. Hermon Moore
gave an explanatory talk on the
exhibit Of FOOTPRINTS which proved
very instructive. Mrs. Isaac
Deutsch and Mrs. Thomas Griggs
Of Davenport were hostesses at the
tea and were assisted by Mrs. B. D..
Connolly and Mrs. Harry Burgess
Of Rock Island and Miss Elizabeth
Putnam and Miss Edna Robson of
Davenport.
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To GiyA Coffee,

The Fred G. Schaffner auxiliary
q. v. of r. will give coffee this
evening at the home Of Mrs. W. VIII
Its. Thirtieth street and TWEEN
tieth avenue. Mrs. Abbie Bledsoe
is chairman of the committee in
charge.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-18
SOCIAL EVENTS
Courf ~ Honor Card Party,

Court No. 81, Court OF Honor. an
nounces . card party for tomor-
row afternoon and evening at the
Hotel Harms. Five hundred will
be played the afternoon games to
start at els and the evening ones
at s O'Clock. Prizes will be award
ed to the winners.
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Social Announcements

Mrs. George Gibson Of sos Third
avenue will entertain the woman's
missionary society of the First
United Presbyterian church at her
home Thursday afternoon.
The Heatherbell club will meet
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
James Russell, 1909 Forty-second
street.
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Tn.City 100 Club.

Mrs. Peter Swanson of 500 For
ty-second street, delightfully."- enter
tanned the tri-city 500 club Satur-
day evening. Four tables were sur
rounded and prizes were awarded
to Mrs. ]. F.. Samuels and Walter
Sivertsen. Refreshments we're serv.
ed at the conclusion OF the game.
and a social hour enjoyed.
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Scout Korkers fo Meet.

A meeting Of all the captains and
lieutenants OF the various Girl
Scout troops Of the city has been
called for 7:15 this evening at the
public library. The leaders are to
be directed in drill work and all
are asked to attend.
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Rlafkburn.Reea.

Rev. A. M. Stocking, pastor Of the
Spencer Memorial Methodist
church, OBLIGATED at the marriage
Of Miss Ara NJ. Reed, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Reed, to Ed
ward ]. Blackburn. which was cele-
brated Saturday at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs Edward Van De Putte, 100
Fourth avenue, Moline, brother-in-
law and sister of the bridegroom.
1t was a simple home ceremony,
Miss Gladys Eagle Eye and W. j.
Gruby serving as attendants. For
the present the couple will reside
at 160 Fourth avenue. The bride
groom is machinist at Root and
Wander VOort's in Moline.
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Visit Academy Of Science.

Fourteen girls, members Of the
Mako, Ehewee, Owaissa and Philo
girl reserve groups, walked the
bridge to Davenport yesterday aft
ernoon and visited the Academy of
Science. Miss Hazel Rust chap
eroned the girls.
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is expected that each troop Will.
have q great number out Every
troop in the city will also be In
spected during the month and adj
ditional points awarded.
A Joint meeting Of the scoutmas-
ters and troop committeeman viii
be held a week from tonight at
scout headquarters ut which time
E. C. Fisher. superintendent OF
schools. will give a talk on Boys.
This same talk has been given at
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Biennial Social Committee
Luncheon.

Mrs. Joseph Goldsmith. Rock Is
land chairman for the social com
mittee for the biennial Of the Ma.
tional Federation OF Musical clubs
asks that the members bear in mind
the luncheon meeting to be held
at 1880 tomorrow noon at the Ter.
race Gardens. Davenport. Those
expecting to attend are asked t
notify Mrs. Goldsmith by tomor
row morning.
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WIN Plan ~PieyiIles DAY.

Ruth's band Of Broadway Presby-
terrain church will be entertained
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
at the home OF Mrs. E. C. Xander,
935 Nineteenth street. when plans
will be made for "Pigville" day.
This is An annual event on the
band calendar. the affair being CIV
en- to raise money for the chapel
built at Pigville, Korea. as a me-
mortal to the late Fannie Cleland.
The day will be observed May 7.
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Miss Rogers Gives Talk.

Miss Dorothy Rogers, health edu-
cation secretary of the Y. W. c. A.,
spoke last evening before the Chris
tian Endeavor society Of the Cen
trail Presbyterian church. Her sub
ject was. How Can We Improve
Our Recreation ?"
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performance will be the guests.
II Is Expected that the company
viii number about $50. The two
committees are composed Of seven
ty-five tri-city women
At the luncheon. Mrs. ]. J. Dor
gan. chairman Of the biennial
board, spoke enthusiastically OF the
plans Of the various committees and
told how much depended ON them.
"You have to keep the delegates
and visitors we'll fed, to keep them
happy and that is up to you" she
said. The luncheon committee will
have charge of all banquets,. teas
and luncheons and will work with
the social committee in looking
after the serving at the social al
fairs.
Mrs. Oswald Becker, chairman o.
the luncheon committee. outlined
the duties Of her committee. Mrs
W. H. Guthrie Of Moline, chair
man of the social committee, alss
gave a short talk on the plans o
the social committee. Twenty-fiv'
tri-city women were in attendance
Sodality to Give Party.
The Young Ladies' Sodality OF ST
Mary's church will sponsor a cone
Wednesday afternoon at Columbi'
hall, and an evening card party. Il
| which the general public is invited
The games Of 500 will start at
o'clock and there will be prize
awarded and refreshments served
Hostesses AlAeUneed.
Mrs. F. c. Strate OF 1911 Twenty
fourth street will entertain tn
members of the o. E. S. social cir
Gle at Ter home Thursday after
noon at 2:30. Assistant hostesse
will be Mrs. Carl Schultz, chairman
Mrs. Ethel Strate, Mrs. Nelli
Oberg, Mrs. Anna Stevens, Mrs
Minnie Lister and Mrs. Mabt
Strate.
Colonel Bracket C1fc.c 70 Meet.
Colonel Bracket circle, ladies G
the G. A. R., will meet tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock in Memoirs
hall for the regular business mee'
ing. There will be plenty of wor
and a large attendance is desires
Nurses to Hear Mr.. Hauberg.
/ J. H. Hauberg will address tn
members of the Fifth District assc
citation of Graduate Nurses at tn
regular monthly meeting to be hel
Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 at tn
: Lutheran hospital, Moline. H
talk will be on Local History" A
the members are asked to attend.
Miss Rogers Gives Talk.
Miss Dorothy Rogers, health edl
, cation secretary of the Y w. c. A
! spoke last evening before the Chri
, tan Endeavor society Of the Gel
trail Presbyterian church. Her sui
ject was. How Can We Improy
:. 73KlElN|
Visit Academy Of Science.
Fourteen girls, members Of Il
Mako, Ehewee, Owaissa and Phi
, girl reserve groups, walked Il
bridge to Davenport yesterday at
ernoon and visited the Academy I
Science. Miss Hazel Rust cha
. eroned the girls.
e Circle Chairmen for X. D. Luncheo
Kings Daughters expecting to a
Q tend the spring luncheon to be he
!. Wednesday noon at 1915 at the
: W. c. A., are asked to notify Il
= chairmen who have been appoint'
: from each circle by 10 o'clock +
! oh
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Club Breakfast MAY IA.

Saturday, May IA, has been Sc
lected for the annual May break
fast and concluding social function
of the Davenport Woman's club at
the Outing club. the breakfast to
be promptly at IL O'Clock. Mrs.
Howard l.. Let's. the chairman OF
the social committee having the
general. arrangements in charge
has appointed the following chair
men as her assistants:
Decorating-Mrs. P. T. BURROWS.
Entertainment - Mrs. Herman
Stalk.
Tickets-Mrs. Wilbur F1dlar.
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Nurses to Hear Mr., Haubery.

J. H. Hauberg will address the
members Of the Fifth District asso-
citation of Graduate Nurses at the
regular monthly meeting to be held
Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 at the
Lutheran hospital, Moline. His
talk will be on Local History" ALI
the members are asked to attend.
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To Colebrate Goth Anniversary.

Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav Mickey OF
1922 West Fifth street, Davenport
will celebrate their sixtieth we'd
ding anniversary next Thursday
and the couple will be at home
informally to relatives and friends
during the afternoon. There viii
be family dinner for the chill
dren, grandchildren and grea'
grandchildren at noon and an add
ed event Of the day is that of thu
ninety-third birthday anniversary
OF Mr.. Miekley's, brother, Albert F
Mickey. 721 Harrison street. Dav
export.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mickey wer'
married in Berlin, Germany, Apr
q, 1861. 1t was seven years late
that they came to America. locatin,
in Davenport, which has been tn
family home for about fifty-thre
years. Five children blessed thei
union, all but one Of whom, Ewal;
Mickey of Merchantville, N. j.. will
be present for the wedding ami
versary. The other children are
Mrs. Nick keleman of Rock Island
Mrs. Vivian Shallene Of Moline an
Mrs. AL Plambeck and Mrs. Jaco
Keehler Of Davenport Mr.. Nick
ley was a carpenter and was as
ISOLATED with his brother, Alber'
contractor. on his arrival here. H
retired from active work 20 year
ago.
A host OF friends Of this coupl
OF pioneer residents of Davenport
will join in congratulations on tn
coming anniversary.
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Circle Chairmen for K. D. Luncheon.
Kings Daughters expecting to at
tend the spring luncheon to be held
Wednesday noon at 1915 at the Y.
w G. A., are asked to notify the
chairmen who have been appointed
from each circle by 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning. These chairmen
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will report to Mrs. Elbsrt Don BE-
fore Il O'Clock, % that reservations
can b made for all.
Following are the chairmen for
each circle: Helpers circle, Mrs. B.
e. Jones: Silver Cr0ss circle. Mrs-
Keith Collins; In-His- Name circle,
Mn. Dan Ward, Jr.. and Miss Helen
Krell; Margaret Giles circle. Mrs.
C. A. Dunn; Alert circle. Miss Ruth
'Koenig; Jane Delano circle, Miss
Sylvia Bennett; Ready-to-Help cir
Gle. MrA ]. l. DickmAn. and Serv-
ice circle, Miss Miriam Walker.
DR.. Green Speaks to TeaeAers.
DR.. Francis H. Green, who spoke
before the Rock Island Woman's
club Saturday afternoon. gave a
splendid lecture at the meeting Of
the Twin-city Teachers club Satur-
day evening at the Moline high
school. DR.. Green's subject wal
Growing, and he elaborated or
the topic BY telling Whist each let
ter stood Tor. With each letter DR.
Green illustrated by reference to
quotation made by some noted poe
and he also gave q number Of anec
dotes to explain his point Mis-
Emma Battles, president Of the club
introduced the speaker. An execu
tive meeting will be called to taxi
a vote on the act Of affiliating will
the National Educational associa
ton and the date will be announces
later.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-18
Luncheon Committee Makes Plans.

The luncheon committee of the
music biennial board. held bust
ness meeting, following the lunch
con Saturday noon at the Terrace
Gardens, Davenport, and decided
unanimously to join with the social
committee in entertaining the ora
torio artists and celebrities at the
Arsenal Golf club. following the
opening night performance. The
two committees will be hostesses
at an informal supper party at the
Golf club, on Tuesday evening.
June 7, after the initia. perform
ance of the oratorio, "The Apoca-
lypse." The composer, Paolo Gal
! leo, together with the soloists, and
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-18
AnNeance Club Speaker.

Donald McGibney, author. who re-
Gently spoke before the After Din
ner club, will address the Moline
Women's club, Saturday, April %,
at the special meeting to be held at
First Congregational church. The
meeting is open to every member
of the club The Moline Community
Service council is bringing MIR. Nc
Gibney to Moline for a weeks lee
turo course.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-18
THURSDAY.

Moline Lady Eagles give card party u
Swedish Olive hall. Moline.
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Hostesses AlnsUeed.

Colonel Bracket Circle to Meet.
Colonel Bracket circle, ladies Of
the G. A. R., will meet tomorrow
afternoon at 2 O'Clock in Memorial
hall for the regular business meet
ing. There will be plenty of work
and a large attendance is desired
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o. L c. Club Suppoe.


o. I. c. club met Friday evening
at a supper meeting at the Y. W.
c. A. Covers were laid for 20 and
plans were discussed for raising
funds for carrying on the work Of
tho organisation. Miss Mary e.
Adkins, general secretary Of the as
ISOLATION. spoke to the girls about
the religious and industrial work
ers' conference held last week in
Davenport, while they folded gauze
sponges for the hospital
CelebEate Three BirtAdaya
A most enjoyable party was Civ
en- last evening at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Bennett H. Hendren. $40
Forty-third street. when three
birthday anniversaries were cele-
brated. The honored guests were
James T. Hendren. father. Mrs
Bennett Hendren. daughter. and
Marshall A. Hendren, grandson.
The house was decorated In rose
and white. The evening hours were
spent informally, and at late hour
delicious lunch vas served. Gov
ers being laid for IS. The table
centerpiece was q large birthday
cake containing ia candles, the
large number OF candles represent.
ing the total number of years en-
3oHad hy the three hOpor xnestx.
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SATURDAY.
Weekly tea u AT Leag1e studo.
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Sodalitv to Give Party.

The Young Ladies' Sodality Of St
Mary's church will sponsor a cohee
Wednesday afternoon at Columbia
hall, and an evening card party. to
which the general public is invited.
The games of 500 will start at 8
O'Clock and there will be prizes
awarded and refreshments served.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-04
August Card For
 Beardsley Golfers

D. B. Carten, professional at the Beardsley Park Golf ciuh' has announced a series or com petitions to be held at the park beginning next Saturday. on that day there will be an Is hoie handicap tournament for three prizes. The first prize, for the best gross score, consists o1 silk shirt, a pair of cuff links, and a necIztie, offered by Al Anderson Second prize will be one dozen golf balls offered by Meigs S Co., and the third prize a pair of goH shoes offered by Blumberg. on the same day there Will also De held a driving contest TOT a pF1ze which has not as yet been an- nounced.
 Beginning Saturday. August 1e, the qualifying round of a tourna- ment will be held for a silver cup offered by Meigs x Co., tne cup having to be won three times De- fore it is the property o1 tne VIC tor. Another cup will also De oi- fered for the winner Of this years event the finals of when VIII De held on Labor Day.
 On August 10 there will be IS holes of medal play for ladies Tor a silver cup.
 Entries for all of the above contests should be sent as soon as possible either to the Board of Recreation or to D. B. Carten in care of the Beardsley Park Golf Club.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-04
Reynolds Says His All-Star
 Team Would Beat Baltimore

Frederick Reynolds, 96 Park ter race in a letter to the Times sport ine- editor submits the following Se- lection for an A11-Eastern League ball team which he considers a su- I,erior lineup to those picked by De centfy in the Times. Reynolds line up follows:
 port ,...e-eo,,
 Shortstop-GonzaleS Springfield.
 Third base-LonS, Waterbury.
 Left fieId-Kane, Hartford.
 Center fieId-Eing, Worcester.
 Right field-Baker, Pittsfield.
 Catchers-Wildcr, Springfield ana Tyler. Waterbury.
 PitcheIS - DeaSIIre, Bridgeport; :; WOodward, New Haven; Cox, Albany; Pennington, Hartford; Bennett. NoE-
 Team batting, .329; team fielding, eeO. team pitching, 4.25 hits per Reynolds Explains.
 MT. Reynolds goes on to say: My reasons are, Rodriguez, Brldgeport f5rst baseman, is a great fielder, with aone as his equal and also a 300 hit tar. Hammon of Pittsfeld, deserves +ba honor for second base on his slugging powers and consistent hit +iDS while Jiggs Donahue of Albany, and Neal Ball of New Haven, should not he overlooked; for shortstop, ConzaIes of, Springfield, tops them all Gitb good fielding and stickwork, whiie Bates of, Pittsheld should not he forgotten; third base is ably taken care of by Shorty Long, of Water bury. who is the leagues leading hitter and a fielder of the Bates type
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-04
Kahn's "Beaner'' Gives Joe Smith
 The Full Count

Joe Smith, valiant backstopper or the Brown Derbies, was
 neaned' in the head by one of Pitcher kahn's shoots in yester- oays game at Waterbury and rendered temporarily senseIess. When Smith ''came to- Johnny Thole succeeded him behind the bat. Smith was out for about live minutes. Einnerich was also hit by one of Kahn's shoots, but he was abIo to continue play.
 Gene McCann is shy of the lively baII'' is the belief in Wat erbury. following the protest of yesterdays game on the grounds that the official Eastern League ball was not in play. Cosgrove explained to the Bridgeport pilot that the local supply was exhaust ed and that those in play were part of a consignment received yesterday from the SpaIding firm. This information, however, would not appeaSe McCann and he for warded the protest to Dan O'Neil last night
 Clarence Pickup found the new balls to his liking and Suc- ceeded in batting one over the home run route.
 Tommy Ray, in the final round, gave Buck Tai an opportunity to get into action for, a single inn ing, his first appearance in sev- eral weeks owing to an injured hand.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-04
Do Know
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THE BROWN DERBIES have made less errors than any other Eastern League team, the Mc- Cam squad being charged with 117 to date. The greatest num- Der of misp1ays are chaIlzed up against the Albany Lawmakers, a total of 2O5. Error statistics Worcester, 175; New Haven, 171; Springfield, 2O6; Waterbury, 164 and Hartford, 1z7.
 REX COX, ALBANY pitcher, who cut loose from Hartford in the latter part Of Last season aft CT a TOW with Jim CIarkiIl, is due to climb back into the majors for another chance next season. Cox was turned over to the Hartford club by Detroit, and as the au- burn haired South Caroiinian and Dan HoWIey, Detroit backStop- ping coach are close friends, it wouldn't be a surprise to see Cox going South with Cobb's Tigers again next spring.
 COLONELS RUPERT and Huston, owners of the New York Yankees, have backed up the stand taken by Judge Lands that the acquitted White Sox yZayers
 Ns'O oN tI@AAISeA lIlS ized Baseball at all hazards as a proof that tn millions of baseball fans will be assured of a square deal. The New York magnates maintain that the confessions of the ball players make it impossi- bIe for them to be taken back in to the fold.
 THE BROWN DERBY lineup looked sonnet hing IiIx it's former self with Buck Tai back in action in part of yesterdays game at Waterbury.
 THE BASEBALL SEASON is slipping by. Including today's games there are 54 playing dates left on the Eastern League sched- dule, 25 of those being home stands by the Brown Derbies,