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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-29
CARPENTER PUTS IN HARD DAY AT
 TRAINING CAMP


 Manhasset, N. Y, May 2S.-In the presence of his trainers and few per- sonal friends, Georges Carpentier dis played some of the ring cunning with which he hopes to win the worlds heavyweight boxing championship.
 In full three minute round with Italian Joe Cans, the challenger tried his speed and on several occasions tho sturdy little Newark fighter found himself punching at a ring post in- stead of a blonde Frenchman. Georg es was too fast for him. Carpenter ap. peared to be developing a shift pat termed after that for which Stanley Ketchel was famous.
 Then came the tall Paul Journee for two rounds. Manager Descamps had announced yesterday that Journee week because of an injured arm, but Journee did not appear to be suffer- ing this afternoon He went at Georges full speed.
 Georges New Tactics
 Carpenter permitted his 200 pound sparring partner to work as he pleased on his jaw and stomach and laughed at the blows as if they were paper wads from school boys bean shooter. linen lne WSHl bO WOth himself and displayed his flying knock out punch from a new angle. When preparing to launch this blow today Carpenter assumed half crouch. In this position he appeared to keep his body as far away from his opponents as possible and reached out with his punches.
 From the half crouch Georges went almost to a full bend, then hurled himself upward with an overland right. Recovering quickly, he used an uppercut. The three rounds over. he finished the days work with 20 min utes in the gymnasium.
 After long bicycle ride this morn ing, he ate a hearty breakfast, then went on the road with Cans and Jour- nee. They ran, logged and walked ten miles. They spent another hour before lunch playing football with several youngsters.
 Tomorrow Carpenter will visit a friend whose estate lies near the camp. He probably will play golf and in- tends to take sail on Manhassett bay in the afternoon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-29
WORRIES AND SEGAL WIN
 DOUBLES TENNIS MATCH

Chicago, May 2S.-Harry F. Worries and Perry segal. of the University of Chicago. defeated George Preucil and Harold c. Yager. of the University of Illinois. in the doubles finals today for the western conference tennis championship by score of 6-1, 2-6, 6-3 6-7. 6-0. Frederick Bastian of Indiana won the singles championship by de- Heating Lewis Munz of Michigan 8-s, l6-2. 6-3.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-29
ENGINEERS TO CONVENE
By At60cl6ted PfOaB Cleveland, May 28.-Delegate to

Cleveland, May 28.-Delegates to the triennial convention of the Brother hood of Locomotive Engineers will hold sessions Monday, Memorial Day. in order to complete the business of the convention by Tuesday night. Delegates spent today revising the laws of the pension association, q sub sidiary organization. established in 1912. They made membership in the association compulsory for all new members of the association. policy that has been followed In their insur- ance association for years; and re- vised the age when brotherhood mem bers may join to 50 years from 4o
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-29
Bay Minette Loses Game

Bay Minette, May 2S.-(Special)- Bay Minette lost a fast game today Iat this place by the score of to 1. when they met defeat at the hands of the Crown theatre team of Mo- bile The game was featured by fast Yielding by both teams. Batteries were, for Bay Minette, White and Dright; Mobile. Fiester. Williams and Chil- dreds.
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VALUED CITIZEN DIES

Dothan, May 2S.-(SpeciaD.- There died Thursday afternoon a. his home on West Main street at 4:45 o'clock, a citizen whose life is linked more closely with every year of Do- than's history, than any other citizen ness of many months, passed away at the age of S4. He is survived by his wife and the following children: Mrs. J. T. Herring and Lula FolSes of this city; J. w. FolSes of Smyrna Sam Folkes of Gainesville. Fla, Walter l.. Folkes of Panama City. Fla, Mrs. Alice Bryson, of Jacksonville, Fla.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-29
RETTRNs 70 MOSCOW

Riga, May 2S.-Washington B. Van derlip, representative of American in terests engaged in obtaining conces- sions in Kamchatka, left Reval on Thursday a few hours before the emergency passport authorizing him to return to America arrived at the American consulate from the legation at Helsingfors. According to the con sulate, MT. vanderlip returned to Mos cow. MT. Vanderlip recently, arrived in Reval from Russia, where he had con ferred with soviet officials about the Kamchatka concessions. He was awaiting an emergency passport to permit his return to the United States by way of Sweden and England
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.Batted for Killifer in ninth

Score by inrings:
 Chicago ................... 031 020 010--7
 Summary: Two base hits, McHenry. Grimes, Stock home runs, Sullivan, Grimes: stolen base, Kelieher; sacrifices, Kelleher Mann; double play. Hollocher to Terry; left on bases. St. Louis 9, Chicago 10; base on Vaughn l, off Walker 2; hits, off Schupp in innings (none out in third). off Ri- 3 in 5; hit by pitcher. by Vaughn .(Lavan) :; struck out, by Vaughn 4. by schupp 1. by Riviere l. by Walker g.; wild pitches, Ri- viere 3; winning pitcher. Walker; umpires, Mccormick and Hart time, 2:25.
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Boston. May 2s.-Boston lost the first game. 10 to T. today to New York. but won the second, to B. The first game was fea- tured by free hitting and two handed running catches by Southworth of long drives by Smith. Ford's single in the ninth inning of the second game scored Boeckel with the winning run. Frisch made home run with two bases in the first inning of the second, and Boeckel made one with one on in the second inning of the first game. Scores:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-29
ROANOKE TEAM TAKES TWO

Roanoke. May 2s.-(Special-The Ashland ball team came to Roanoke this week for a series of three games with the locals. The first game re- suited in a score of 10 to ? in favor of the visitors. Roanoke took the second game by a score of to and the third game by to 1/
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-29
ROANOKE PROPERTY ADVANCES

Roanoke, May 2S.-(SpecialJ--B. E. Y. Redmond has sold vacant residence lot on West Point street to B .B. Bran nan at a very satisfactory price. over- topping even the high prices of ono and two years ago. It is understood that Mir. Brannon will erect a beautl- full residence thereon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-29
CLEANER KNOCKED FROM
 BOX BY THE REDS ksh

Pittsburg, May 2s.--cincinnati made it two out of three by taking today's game from Pittsburg, to 8. in 10 innings. Man
 ager George Gibson of the Pirates said he
 would protest the game. owing to a decision on a dead ball thrown into the visiting players bench. Score:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-29
'Batted for Glazner in eighth.


 ''Ran for Rohwer in eighth. sssBatted for Adams in tenth. Score by innings: Cincinnati ......... 900 200 010 1--4 Pittsburg .............. 900 200 0l0 0--3 Summary; Two-base hit, Cutshaw three base hit, Roush home run Bohne sacri- flee hits. Kopf Carey, Bohne. Tierney, Grimm double plays. ronseca to Daubert to Fonseca. Bohne to wingo to Fonseca, Win go to Luque. Wingo to Bohne; left on bases. Cincinnati 5. Pittsburg B. base on balls, off Luque l. off Glazner {; hits. off Luque in 8 l-3 innings. off Marquard l in l 2-3 innings. off Giazner In innnigs. off Adams in innings. hit by pitcher. by LuQue (Maranville); struck out, by Luque
 F by Glazner l. by Adams l; winning umpires. Brennan and Emslie; time of game, 201.
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TotaIs ..39 10 I, sBatted for Rapp in seventh.

"Batted for Watson Tn sixth.
 '"Batted for Nicholson in seventh
 Score by innings:
 New York ................ 30l 001 4l0-l0 Boston UlV lVo NV
 Summary: Two-base hits. Burns, Nichol- son three-base hits, Kelly. O'Neill; home run, Boeckel; stolen base. Holke; sacrifice hits, Smith Young Southworth; double play. Ford to Holke; left bases, New York $. Boston 6; bases balls, off Watson 2 off Braxton 1. off Fillingim l. hits, off Nehf II in innings (none out in seventh, off Barnes 3 in innings. off Watson in 6 innings, off Braxton 1 in 1-3 inning. off Fil- lingim in ? 2-3 innings; struck out. by Nehf B. Barnes 1. by Watson 1; winning pitcher Nehf: losing pitcher, Braxton um- pires Quigley and O'Day; time of game,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-29
MEMBER OF RESERVE SYSTEM

Joseph A. McCord, federal reserve agent. Federal Reserve bank of At lanta announces that the Monroe County bank of Monroevile. Ala, has been admitted to membership of the federal reserve system
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Totals ............aS 3 12 27 IS Batted for Wilhelm in eighth. bv yrn 7-'

Brooklyn ........ of4 402 Oo4-15 Philadelphia - 0O0 200 foo Summary; Two-base hits. Johnston. g.
 Wheat tO, Meyers, Williams, J. Miller
 Rawlings; home run. Konetchy; sacrifice hits. z. Wheat, Myers; double plays. Myers to Taylor Johnston to kilduff to Konetchy; bases on balls, off Reuther 3, off Meadows ,. off Betts 2. off Wilhelm |; hits. off Mead nings. off Baumgartner in inning. off Wilhelm ? in l-s innings struck out. by Ructher by Wilhelm I; wild pitch, Betts; losing pitcher. Meadows; umpires, Moran
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-29
WILHELM TWIRLS GOOD
 BALL WHILE IN BOX

Philadelphia, May 2s.-After losing the
 first two games of the series. Brooklyn won
 the last game today from Philadelphia. Is to 3. Meadows and Eerts were hit hard. but Wilhelm pitching his first National league game since 1910, checked the visitors with out score as long as he stayed in, the box. Score:
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SECOND GAME
Score by innings:

Chicago ............... olO 001 OO0-2
 Summary: Two-base hits Kelleher, Glenn ops Schultz CD; three base hits, Fournier stolen bases. Smith, Fournier (2), Stock ; home run McHenry: sacrifices. Schultz. Me Henry, Terry. Lavan; double plays. Fournier
 hhsvan; ,ett & on bases; ss St, Louis s chieago l. struck out, by Haines 4. by Cheeves A. umpires, Hart and Mccormick; time 1:45.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-29
CARDS WIN DOUBLE
 HEADER FROM CI,RS

Chicago. May 2S.-St. Louis both games of double header from Chicago to- day by scores of to and to 2. respect ively Dilhoefer was ordered out of the first game by Umpire Mccormick for disputing third strike called on him. Score:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-29

Summary: Two-base hits, Young, Ban croft, Kelly. Ford. Holke; stolen bases. Burns; home run, Frsch sacrifice hits. Kelly. Powell double plays. Bancroft to Frisch to Kelly. Frsch to Bancroft to Kelly
 Hoke to O'Neill to Ford: left on bases. New York lo. Boston II; bases on balls of Perritt 1. off Saliee |. off Benton 2, off oeschger 5; hits off Perritt 10 in l-s in nings off Salee 1 in ga innings, off Ben ton in ga innings: struck out by Perritt 4. by Oeschger ?; losing pitcher, Benton; umpires, ODay and Quigley: time. 1859.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-29
GIANTS SPLIT TWIN BILL WITH BOSTON; REDS WIN ANOTHER
Dodgers Come Back and Win Last Game From PhiIs.
 Cards Win Two
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results St. Louis s-S. Chicago 7-2. New York 1o-5. Boston 7-e. Cincinnati 4, Pittsburg 2. Brooklyn Is, Philadelphia 3.
 Today's Games. St. Louis at Chicago. Pittsburg aA Cincinnati. Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
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SECOND CAME

.Two out when winning run scored. sBatted for Rapp in eighth. ss *''Ran for Smith in eighth. 5 's'sBatted for Sallee in eighth.
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eadng baers Johnston, Brooklyn a5e Terney Pittsburg
FAM BATTING

'oUL hVIIVy, NVW OTK, .O4T.
 NATIONAL LEAGUE Including Games of Thursday, May 20. Compiled by IRWIN M. HOWE
 TEAM u urVNn
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-10-06
GENERAL

Charles W. Pugsley Of Nebraska was
nominated by President Harding 70 be
assistant secretary Of agriculture
Attorney General Daugberty an.
nounced he had completed his report
and recommendation 10 President
Harding ID the Debs case concerning
release from Atlanta federal prison.
The treaty with Germany, regotiat.
ed BY President Harding, struck a
snag In the senate Foreign Relations
Committee, and situation WAS de.
yeloped that was reminiscent OF the
Eight made by the Republican malorl-
~ against the entrance OF the United
States into the League of Nations.
Boston Federal Reserve Bank an
nounced reduction Of from 5lh TO per
cent, effective Immediately, for All re.
discounts.
Local chapters OF the on Workers
International Union Ia Southern Cali.
forn4a, representing 5000 men, voted
TO strike in sympathy with Kern
county strikers,
Jules Y. Behar, assistant general
manager Of the Italian Steamship
Line, on witness stand testifylng In
pier probe In New York, certified to
making two gifts OF $500 each to In.
spector Dominick Henry in recognition
Of valuable services"
Chief OF Police Charles Fltzmorris
OF Chicago was sentenced to 1--WE days
In Jail and fined 500 when he was
found guilty Of contempt Of court by
Judge Joseph David.
AS result OF an ordinance amend
ment trolley riders in Youngstown, D.,
win be able to purchase tickets costing
s1.25 and good for an unlimited nun.
Der of rides during the week.
Final action was taken by the senate
Finance Committee on the house tax
bill as amended after the Srnoot 8 per
cent manufacturers sales rax proposal
had been definitely shelyed
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-10-06
NATIONS BUSINESS

The War Finance Corporation nn.
nounced that II had agreed 70 make
advances 10 a cooperative association
operating IN minnesota and NORTH and
South Itakota. IN IA amount not ~ "a.
eeed Sf5.uO0.u00 10 assist them ID Die
orderly marketing 81 their grain.
Cloony forehodlngs 81 last winter
with respect 20 The banking situation
are no longer Justified and can be dis.
missed. Governor Harding Of tbs Fed
eral Reserve Board declared III an
address, az Charlotte. ~ G.
National GrocefS Association asks
district supreme court for leave 10 act
IN ease packers attempt 70 secure mod.
ifiratlOn u decree.
Walter r.. Brown. chairman Of the
Reorganization Commission, which II
proposing 10 overhaul 10 federal gov.
er1lnent machinery BY radical moves,
like consolidation " the var and navy
departments and creation Of depart.
lpcnt u labor and welfare, discussed
lts plans With President Harding.
American Smelling and Reanlng
Company advanced the price of lead
fiom 400 to 4.95 cents pound
Interstate Commerce Commission nn.
thorIzed the consolidation IL the Ohio
BELL Telephone Company and the Ohio
SiHte Telephone Company.
AZ Item OF $2SOO0,000 is holding up
acceptance Of Henry Ford's OTTER for
government nitrate plant at Muscle
Shoals.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-10-06
LATEST EVENTS
AT WASHINGTON

President Harding Submitted" to
having his finger prints made during
a call at the White House by oele-
uates 20 the annual convention In
Washington Of the international As
ISOLATION for identification.
Failing to make good after ak weeks
trial at the White House, Oh, Boy,
~the thoroughbred English bull pup
aent to the President TO share the
honcrs of the executive mansion
with Laddie Boy, has been given the
gate" The dog was the Gift of an
admirer OF the President. Laddle
Boy now relgns alone and will likely
continue to do so.
Decision to repair the Leviathsn, now
at Hoboken, and to restore her to
the North Atlantic service has vIr-
tuatiy been reached by the Shipping
Board. Estimates Of the cost OF
putting the Levlathan In suitable
condition have ranged between S4,-
100000 and 100000
President Harding formally nominated
Major General Leonard Wood TO be
governor general Of the Philippine
ielanda.
Democratic senators proposed def
mite tax revision program In opposl-
tIon TO tho bill reported from the
Finance Committee.
Possibility Of changes In leadership OF
senate Republicans waa discussed by
members at the FeassepnbIing OF
Congress. Senator Lodge Of Massa-
chasetts 10 to continue az floor lead
or, but other changes In the majority
parfy's organization are said to be
under consideration.
Senator cummlns Of Iowa has been IN
III health for several months, and
should he desire to relinquish hls d.
tles as president pro tempore Of the
senate II was said that Senator Cur
tls, vice chairman Of the Republican
conference and party whip, probably
would be the cholcc for the office.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-10-06
FOREIGN

Canadian output Of maple syrup
this yeawss estimated 10 be worth si2,.
100000.
A Serbian force disguised az Al.
banlnn Inounlaineers has begun an III
saslon Of Albanla. according to tele.
grams received by Albanian delegates
10 the League III Nations.
Three additional nations were nd.
mitted to this League Of Nations at Ge-
neva, Switzerland, They are Estho.
MIA, Letyia and Iithunnia. Member.
ship was voted by the league assem-
bly, There WIS no opposition In any
case, but several delegates abssaiued
from voting.
British troops at SulliodmaIa, near
karayarakundu, defeated Indian reb.
els and are pursuing them.
Eleven hundred dead and 1000 "a.
Jured Ii the latest estimate OF the dis
aster at 0ppau, Germany, which
caused a greater number OF casualties
IN the helm.LueNsigshafen dis
trirt than the four years Of The war.
The desolation around 0ppau equais
anything seeen at Eerdun or Ia Finn.
ders over similar area, Hundreds
Of persons are digging ID the ruins for
the bodies Of relatives or friends, near.
" 1000 Of which have been recovered
thus far.
Colonel William N. Haskell, director
Of work IN Russia. arrived at riga
with 20 assistants.
Premier Lloyd George os Great Brit.
ain Is determined not to do anything
in the way Of forcing The pace to jeop-
ardize Irish peace chances.
The Spanish troops IN Nador, Moroc-
GO, have found arge,quantltles Of grain
and other property. small groups or
the tribesmen hiding III the outlying
settlement were dispersed BY cavalry.
number Of the Noors being killed.
The work Of clearing Nador and yicln-
Ity IL proceeding actively.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-10-06
WORLD NEWS nv
CONDENSED FORM

LoNDoN.--hirs Wintrlnsham was
elected 10 fili her lnie husbands seal
III Parliament
BELFAST. iRELAhD.--Aiarn was
expressed here BIZ unionists officials
over fhe remarkable growth II Slim
Feln camps In Ulster Republican
preparations for civil war were seen In
the activities ut seaford camp, whore
500 troops ~ the / D. A.. with arms
and ammunition. have been modified.
PARis.--Ths value Of the ships aus.
rendered BY Germany Il lixcd at T45
100000 gold marks III an oslicial com
municntion issued hy the Preparations
Commission.
ATLANTIC CiTY---viaorous oppo.
sltian to the senate proposal 10 10.
crease the tax 90 sorpornte earnings
fion 10 TO - per cent Was voiced by
the hoard Of directors OF the National
Association II Credit Men.
: CHARLOTTE, NJ. c.--aThs process
OF REIMBURSEMENT has not yet been com.
pleted but evidences are multiplying
that the corner has been turned and
that the country has passed the most
acute stage Of the readjustment pc
rIod,a said NJ. r. g. Harding, COVER
nor Of the Federal Reserve Board al
the Notwithstanding Exposition
here.
vIENNA.--6erious disorders occur.
red In this city following the closing
Of the bourse.
tiAvRE.--cenera John j. Perahlnu
arrived IN France The Paris, on
which he crossed the Atlantic. was es
corted Into porn by the French battle
cruisers Strasbourg ana Metz, ten tor
pedo boats and ten destroyers,
ST. LOUIS, Mo.--The ku kIux Khan
was denounced as destructive Of free
government. peace and harmony BY
william r.. johnson. grand master Of
the Centennial Grand Lodge Of Mis-
souri,. Ancient Free aud Accepted Ma
sons.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-10-06
NEWS IN
ABRIDGED FORM
--4=--<-
Events That Concern The Two
Remlspheres Recorded So 40
to Be Read at a Glance.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS EPlT0MIzED
Paragraphs Which Picture Executive
and Legislative Activities al the
National and State
capltaIs
FOREIGN AFFAIRS EPlT0MIzED
WASHINGTON


BY vote OF 81 to % nnti-beer bill
was advanced TO the Senate.
Estimates as 70 what II VIII cost TO
re.condItlon the, Leyiathan 10 suol a
WY as 10 make II thoroughly service
pble. but net luxurious. viii Re sought.
Further indications developed that
the Tariff bin would not be reported
10 the Senate by the Finance Com
mittee mutIi the regular session Of Con
gress, beginning In December
All Legitimate Russian Interests will
be fully protected at the forthcoming
conference on the limitation Of arlna-
ment and far eastern and Pacific qses-
lions BY all the powers observing q
"moTai trnsteeshlp," the state depart
ment officially announced
A loan Of $a.000,000 has been made
TO the New York, New Haven and
Hartford hy the treasury department
90 certificate issued by the Inter
state Commerce Commission.
The peace treaties With Germany,
Austria and Hungary were sent 10 the
senate.
DR.. John ID. Prince OF Ringwood
Manor, n. T., was named TO be minister
Of Denmark.
a strong movement among tho irree.
opsllables IN the senate against rnti.
ticatina of the separate treaty OF peace
with Germany deYelo1ed. The oppo-
siIlon II based on the ground Tint the
pact with Germany II substantially m
acceptance Of the Versailles treaty
with reservations.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-10-06
SPORTING


GuIIck aud Thompson are the only
experienced players Ia the Syracuse
football lineup.
The first game u the world series
Tiil be played Wednesday October 8.
at 2 y. 10. al he park OF the NaiS.aal
League pennant winners. II was de-
cided by Dip af csin nj Chicago
Paul AFmbruNtef 81 Switzerland was
officially deciaNd The winner of the
James GUtt0n Bennett International
balloon faee which started from Bfus-
sells al September ~. Harry Spencer,
English entry, wag ,spcond md Ralph
upspn, American, third
A preredent in championship box.
ing annais Was sst by the New Jersag
boxing commission when Ii deprived
Johnny Wilson, miaaleweighf titie.
holder Of the sa'h0e purse he WAS
10 bayc received fer Ills Labor day
bout With Bryan nvwnsy ~ Clrse.
land Wilson was found guilty hy tho
commission % fAillnE Ia put forth bis
best efforts IN the Dwney bat.
Annual international fishing feet
fHces VIII be held og Nova Scotia,
starting October -.
Matthew KsryRehich, AND twsnty.
" Iieawsud died n iYaapiiai Ut Fair.
mount ". Va. from injuries received
ia 4 football gaipn between two senl-
professional teaalN there.
single g.. champion PAGER, lowered
the ieeai ttacs record, held by Diree.
fnin j.. AZ 2 Uiis IL tIse sfec sor-all o.
the aFst card o. the light harness raeea
~ the fsssfern States Exposition.
Springfield, Mass
- Cobb has great hitting team,
and Il IL al aggregation THAI should
stand higher than 1t does. Tie he.
troig Tigers have lost zp games this
season by single Fan Their pitching
hnsns been the best 10 The world. but
neitiser has Il been the worst. The
weaauess of tltat team lies around sec.
ond base.
Pitching 10 something that few maIo
league teams hare enjoyed TO any ex-
-teni this year. Even Brooklyn, boast,
ing the most promising stan ID either
organization. got lftfls enough In the
way Of prst class twlrling.
u Il reported Ii baltimore that Com.
mauder ]. X, l.. Ress, Canadian sports.
man. viii dispose OF his racing plant at
Laurel. aid The plant is valued III
over 100000.