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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-08

ton in session there June 1920.
While away it is expected that
Captain Nicholas Makar of the Indi-
ana Harbor police department viii
act in Chief Struss' place. This
substitution will be decided upon at
a meeting OF the board OF safety to-
morrow evening.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-08
INTERESTING EXHIBIT

Our public schools have a life of
their own which with a few and
narrowly localized exceptions is a
vigorous, healthful and helpful life.
Neither is it so out Of contact as
some ina CINE with the line into
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-08
EAST CHICAGO
-AND-
THE HARBOR
LEAVE FOR Los ANGELES

In company with Chiefs of Police
w a. Forbis of Gary and Emil A.
Bunde, of Hammond, Chief Struss of
East Chicago will leave Sunday for
Los Angeles, California. to attend
the National Police Chiefs conven-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-08

Republic Iron and steel absorbed by
the merger, has been granted a char
ter to do business in the state OF
Indiana
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-08
CHARTER GRANTED

The North American steel Corpor-
alton of Delaware, combine of the
Inland Steel ,Nlidvale Ordnance and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-26
YOUNG SWIMMERS
WILL HOLD MEET
Kingsessing and Kensington
Playground Boys and Girls
to Compete Tonight
CONTESTANTS CLASSIFIED

A dual swimming meet will take
place tonight at the Kingsessing Rec.
reation Center pool. Fiftieth street ana
Chester avenue. The contesting teams
will represent the Kensington and the
Kingsessing Fairgrounds.
There will be three classes In the
boys events and two in the girls. The
bcys' classes will be divided into The
juniors. from ten to fourteen years
old: the Intermediates. from fourteen
to sixteen. and the seniors for those
sixteen years and over. The girls
classes will be the juniors and inter.
mediates. There will be three events
IN each class. consisting Of sprint,
| relay and a dive
Kingscssing has we'll balanced
team of natators aud is ont for the
honors. In the younger boys class the
! West Philadelphia playground has two
/ young stars in Mccarthy and Krcsslor.
NNcnsingtOn also looks formidable in this
class. Clothier. Curran and Waldron
will compete in the dash and diving
and Jones will be the fourth man on
/ the relay team.
Dougherty. Frederick, Carlson and
lie! nard form the team for Kingscs-
! sings Intermediates. In the senior
class Daniels. Carlson. Lawton and
Davis are coed performers.
Levin, Smith and Fisher are the up"
town clubs hopes in the intermediat.
class. &. Fisher will be used on the
relay team.
The senior team Of the Kcnsington
swimmers vii. consist of Kahn, Clark
son. Snyder and Clothicr. They will
! swim in the relay and compete in the
dive and sprints.
Prudence Gunson is one of the bes,
girl swimmers Oh the Kingsessing team
She is very good diver as well q,
sprinter. Amy Hall and Florence Rcy
nard are other star performers on tii,
team.
Nettie Grossman and hcr sister Marx
will compete for Kensington. Netti,
will enter in the dive and her sister in
the dash. They also will swim on tht
relay team.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-26

this fight is straight. and if you get
good odds you can bet that the bout
won't 60 four rounds. ..
GibsOn's Reasons
Gibson was rather interesting with
his reasons why the bout was to have
been on the level, mentioning names of
yelling. Richie Mitchell and White
among others whom he could have ear
ried along and met again at later dates,
but instead knocked them out as soon as
he could. yelling and White. as it hap.
pened, occurring in the last round
He finished by saying: Say. if this
fight ism on the level. then the Johns
town flood also was frame
My investigation last year also
! brought me into contact and con-
versatiOn With other persons--men who
We're alleged, in some instances. to have
started the fake rumors, and their re-
ports were entirely unfounded.
This bout tomorrow night is going
to be on the level. and am looking for
Tender victory--by knockout. too. "
Incidentally" finished GOmborOw,
as he looked ut his watch and started
toward City Hall. Il predicted last year
that Harry Ertlc would referee the
match in Philadelphia. all of which he
will do in Jersey City tomorrow night -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-26
FAKE IN BIG BATTLE
UNTRUE"- -GOiNBOROW
Horseshoe Is Sent On by
Milwaukee Fan to Tender

One of Lew Tenders biggest sup
porters in the Middle West. Red
Burman. who has contended right
along for more than year, that
the Philadelphia southpaw could
whip Benny LeonArd for the title,
will not be at the ringside tomorrow
night at Jersey City. Burman is
sick and for this reason Red"
could not make the trip. When he
learned that Sam Levy. Of the Mil
waukee journal, would cover" the
bout Burman gave him n package to
deliver to Tender. This was done
last night at Lew's cottage in De-
lance. \. j., and OIL opening the
parcel Tender discovered a gilded
horseshoe with card attached
Best of Luck--Good Wishes"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-26
Scraps about Scrappers

Joe Cervino. local tlmskeepsr, viii hold
the watch for Lew Tender IN an official
tries to dethrone Benny Leonard for the
lightweight championship. Cervno has been
t!mekeeper for Tender in all Of Lew's big
bouts.
Southwark Mems Club viii hold ,:s
,non,".y Smoker TOMORROW right with nine
worth streets. An added feature will DO the
announGement OF returns Of the Tender
isdio Bobby Williams w. Jack Brown Will
Michael rs Mstty pechter. Pussy Walker rVus vs..
es wessey s simmy S winder VS. 1o viii. Ksly EslSk
Johnny white ~. Chris Sharp Young Gols-
berger vs., KID Green Andy Remish va. Kid
S!i!EbaCk and Doggie Jones Vs. frankie Cal
lahan,
Soldier Katsrsk will be Al verbechen' =
ana seo viii Be- the IN ies
last in the middleweight division. Tommy
Reilly SAYS that the Soldier has weighed In
and should be boxing among the welter-
weights, Nesotiations are now on for a
Boston. says Reilly.
Many OF Lew Tenders Logan HeIghbors
who will be unable 70 SO to Jersey City 70
will be among those there at Adam Ryan,
Logan A A. when he win stage Ave bouts
besides announcing returns Of the big battle
The bouts: Danny Gordon vs.. Young Jaci
o. Brien. Joe German VI. Jack Lester. Jimmy
Jordan w. Willie McGoyern, Benny Pascal
W Joe MnGovern and Tommy Whalen vs.
Jimmy Wills
! PuEGy Lee gets back into fstic action or
Friday night at the Cambria Club, He viii
. hox in the wind-up ara.inst Al Willis OF
! Tacony.. The semi will be Charley o. Ne!l VS.
. Pat O'Maley. Prelims Joe Phillips VS.
Bobby Robdeau. Frankie Faro vs.. Dan Gar
tin and Al Markie vs.. Tommy German.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-26
Br0uns and Giants Increase Their Leads

dE triumph them another ahead in the American League
Yankees
the He allowed six hits and scattered them
not a Yankee The scoring station
the other hand driven from the mound the sixth
innn hr
made the Two had
made the subman
made
leadership
he
has mark OF and
York st Louis duel Giants scored
Polo Grounds for Mc(raws hiren bat
Willie
them The Cards rallied in the ninth and made
home the
Fred Toney ncke for decade of hits but he kept the
lonsby failed
and double
ubduing
Shanks, with three
Washingtonians the fifth
himself
THF other National League the punching
the fourth defeated the
The Phhhes Osborne
ninth mhen he found for trio
for the Pirates
optchiag Rcb RusscA,
former pitchc rail- uitA triple
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-26
HOu Does 1t Strike YOu?.
Protest Of st. Louis
.l By II
THE OBSERVER
Barrett's Boxing
Tennis Season

DAN right So has the st. Of o>
York s y The ssss Boston ssnn ss sa % trade q D'n and Smith "
Johnson iewn and criticized the Se. yesterday @ and the st.
s.ss. he ,.'s
v.; %, .sss
s.'ssHs ssssiss ' =
as, ' ss ss.
aa s.' Baseball e
m.a.. nt 5 s n, % s. . , s. IN % L. s s ns % a :.. itself
for M p % ssn % % to the Of s cars % an; The
sra. III -
.v. @ % Il" 5 ; s: q ' .:
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They willing spend money for ''"'''
.Sa F's % tSs m"rsst .nd %
THE that junior STATE
:s "a; =: IT, s
Barrett Ha. Punch but No Dssn.
sIBE PARK Monday night there boxing
n being furnished and boxer named Bobby Barrett
Of puneAn. ability, but
"s s % 1 Iss . and nd s mss s%;ns sn
conusve that he properly trained his ring
WI; for sake dollars
about all y
has Just NJ
what to do with As boxer he has much learn He has little
u "T @ 1sn @ s par" % Of % sS for SG @ % 3 .
h Ri
THE Boxing slapped
yesterday. ker Of Cleveland said
Commission
Johnny Wilson Now the New Workers stand alone their
the mddewegh champion "a
rs
Reaching MA
E tennis approaching height and from the beginning
week important will be for months
The work of the Anzacs their exhibitions Bookn will be carefully
The French will the
| Spanards will sail .'....
Of
andsw
n Davis Cup semi-fnal
Forest
in Of
. Cricket Club. =
doubles
thrills
produced 81
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-26
FRANKFORT GOING GOOD
Uptown Team Has Won ~ Out o
21 Games Played

The Frankford \. C., which has
won seventeen ont of twenty-one games
played. has secured the field at Frank,
ford avenue and Pratt street, ana VIII
nlay there on Wednesday and Friday
evenings. The attraction tonight is the
Southwark Mems Club, which Frank =
ford recently defeated on their home
field. 4 to 3.
Frankford Is now endeavoring to Sc
cure stronger attractions and wants
games with Nativity, Bridesburg. St.
Barnabas and Haywood, Saturday,
July 30, and Saturday. August 3. are
still open away from home, and eX-
change dates will be given. Address
Charles Samoni, 5l4I Charles street,
Frankfort.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-26
Cobb Displaces Sisler
as the Leading Hitter

Tyrus Raymond Cobb. player MANAGER
batting leader. about whose slipping from
the game after seventeen years In the
mnjOr leagues many have mOanrd, as
ors In the American League for the first
time this season yesterday when he dis
placed George Sisler, Of the Browns. as
the Dacemaker BY small fraction Of q
point.
Cobb made q double and three singles
In h-c times ut bat against Washington
yesterday, while Sisler hit safely only
Cobb. .4i07. and Sis!er. .4iOi.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-26
Rommel Loses, but As Craul Out Of Cellar

bad their home
w bill Indians which enabled them
of losing the white hosed nine
another but in his previous
which the Bamoean pitched that his mates aed
the IN which CIeve-
land vast the Rommels delivery
Morton the but failed
Morton
single afternoon and proved
Tinie him the fourth inning and
in of
quintet sending Jim Lindsey Sergeant
by As. Walker getting three singles
Galloway doubles Frank WEIGH
single and double While the Mamen we're doing all their hs Bob
the eighth they
fourth last tally.
Sox PenIn
inning holding
and dsentt the I,eaLpa q
Boonans lwgan
N fielding
assists and a pail Of wth"r
DfG4N pth tie J dnkCfs but
the Goh0mites ~ho scoreE
SocFc do6c felded his position"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-26

IMPROVED PITCHING
AND BATTING MAKE
REDS DANGEROUS
litter Poor Start, Morans Team Is Moving Toward Top
Rixey's Streak and Sir 800 Hitters Haze Changed
Teams Com plexion-.4s Out of Last Place

has hopes and when fans
have things baseball insanity The reason for all
made by Pat Morans team the
like eighth pacers
eight from first place and
from
Pat Moran injected into his of Youngsters
brought here in o and one to
Redand in 1919, year OF the famous pillow. hiding
Early regularly that Bill Pheon
os Of The pitchers
and the bat doing likewise
the pitchers had yet to start
their stuff
accomplished
Of Couch Rxey Gillespie kek and
ball RN and Couch in particular showing
has record of eight straight
victories after the poorest his baseball history
Harper and duncan today they
the
the game also edged mark of $50 Har-
graves the the select class as Fonca who
is ubbr at third besides fielding brilliantly
Il the 300 notch
the lineup and quintet Of hurIers in good
the Reds climb place in the
of the pitching of Donohue
leaders when the dropped
on
bombed off the HILL has been inactive
his the East this
Early the the Texan OF the
He lost the
weeks of the campaign
defeats Co"ch
of getting i" the
hard luck this
lacking rhen he huri the
the Giant" and Cards during August aud
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-26
Prore They Are S,catting Combination

THE way the Singleton
Phls combination
Twenty hits Of number doubles
'front.' the bludgeo Moran's hireings.
hitting the lowest of the regulars had perfect
Donohue and Gillespie. pitchers Harper
htes all
range in etenthw q blow right field
the stick either. thirteen
homer knotd the
forced Williams Il doubles
with pair of twobase blows
In innings
while the Phs in five frames made the
The
the home and
whic combine vi q of walks them five
johnny of the Pirates
the local The
of favorable 15l
countedb connecting and making
The Pirate takes clean
considerable ground in his
vYyJHELU tried al
w Klein o promise It said that Leslie the
The Southern League here rh
but his mark
, 1922-01-30

The Homesteaaers association has hir
Riders a gang Of castle thievers.
Meantime the Moon Riders have captul
Buck RaVelle riding to save his emp
Riders.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-19
INDIANS TIE BEES FOR
FOURTH PLACE IN RACE
Tribe Is Making Wonderful Showing on Road Win
ming IL Out of Last Is Starts Whole Team Is Club
bing Apple in Salt Lake City

even on the road IL doing srca, work
because every team In figured
stronger on It's home lot.
After the @ries with Salt Lake
the Redskins come hou.e To play
Sacramento. Salt Lake AMI Portland.
Judging by what the Mcci cdie elan
has been doing away FROM Lonyc. the
Redskins should run aHay when
they return 10 the home turf.
OF course. good baseball Is out Of
the question In Salt Lake. just take
a glance at the scores thai have bean
turned In during the present series
II 20 .. Is TO IL and "a 6. Not a
respectable score In the layout.
Thanks 10 the powerful hitting Of the
trits. Seattle has won alt OF these
games. but In order TO win. n team
must make more runs than normally
in that salt Lake cheese Ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-19
Schaefer
Keeps His
Cue Title
Champion Beats Welker
Cochran in Final 500
Point Block of Match

CHICAGO, May io.-Defeating
" wicker Cochran 500 TO sl4 In the
final block Of their 1.500-point match,
Jake Schaefer retained his balk line
title here last night. The final score
OF the match was Schaefer 1,500,
Cochran ! 1893.
schaefer by defeating Willie Hoppe
and Cochran, has established his SUI
periority. He does not have TO de.
fend his cue crown until fall, when
he meets Roger Cont. the French
champion.
The score OF last nights block fol-
lows:
cochran--o. o. .. /. 90. "a, 7. 10. o.,
1866. n. 4, 0--4i4.
schaefcr--9t. /. 10, is. 0. 81, f15,
"a, 112, 3. 40. 20. 3. 800.
Averages for the total match were.
schaefer, 3S 4.42. Cochran, 81 3l-42.
For last nlght--Schaefer 80 1914;
Cochran, 81 1i.13.
High run last nlght-Cochran, l6s;
Schaefer. IFS.
High run for three nights--Schaef.
err. ZOE. Cochran. i66.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-19
FINISH WINS
BATTLE FOR
JIMMY SACCO

CORTLAND. May fs.--Making an.
other sterling finish. Jimmy Sac.
co. Boston lightweight, defeated Joe
German in io-round bout here last
night.
The fight was even until the last
two rounds. when sscco opened up
and showed Joe under volley OF
punches.
Sacco has shown great finishing
power In his Northwest starts. draw.
ing Bobby Michaels in Tacoma by a
great finish recently. and beating the
same miller by a wonderful windup
in Seattle Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-19
Dixie Boy
Wins Bout
inTacorna
Rivers Takes Last -Four
Rounds of Scrap and
Scores Touchdown

TAKING things easiiy for tvU
L rounds. Jimmy Rivers. Tacoma
lightweight opened up and bea4
Harold Jones all the way IN the Iaal
four rounds Of the six-round tin q
Tacoma last night
In the fourth round Rivers -
Jones TO the mat with . right - III
chin
In the f1fth ana sixfh H5vuFu
danced around Jones and opened ups
beating Jones continually with : Ia
hand.
Jones. who IN novice AZ ths g1Eaa
was bewildered by RiverS LEFT hand
and the victory showing that Rivaru
Is ready TO step into faster company
Frank Farmer beat Marty Foley
easily In the main event while
Sammy Gordon and Mike BaIIarino
fought a fast draw In the special
bout. the latter holding q shada.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-19

GIVE Seattle good right handed
NJ pitcher and the club - ~, for the
season. Sammy Crane hasat set the
world afire with his plss Ing et short
stop yet. but MeCredlc must be aatis-
fled as he is In there es~'y cay. II
must be remembered that a man
who can cover ground will reach
balls that would be hits with a bah
s,umpf playing shortstop.
Wally Hood has broken In r~eu.
larry. while Billy Lane 10 In hit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-19

II YOU stop 10 think % u. Isn't
4 there a world Of class among the
third sacker~ in this mans league7
Just look at this list: kamm. Cue.
TO. Deal. Pick. Wit. Hale. Gather and
smith. Gather Is sub. but he played
swell ball here.
Kamm Is the best fnfieid prospect
in the minors. cueto L. a darb OF n
tosser. while Deal is going great guns
for the Angels. lie led the National
league In fielding and hit over ESQ
for the Cubs las; year. It's a wonder
how he got out Of the big show.
Pick Is having hts managerial
worries and has been hard hit by
injuries. but the Sacramento pilot
Is a sweet performer and he's Just
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-19
Peckinpaugh Is Blamed
for Senator's Failure

awful slump or II has passed its day.
Look. as II the latter Is the case.
Every year since 1914 Connie Mack
has been promising something that
would not look like burlesaue Of the
old Athletic star aggregation. The
club this spring looks like the long
threatened delivery. The AS are
playing good ball. and 10 say the
least they may give up their long
lease on the cellar.
Washington has been one OF the big
disappointmcnts of the year The
collapse of the team that was expect
ed to be a big noise In the race may
be blamed upon the failure OF Roger
Peclinpaugh TO deliver.
The Giants are moving along in
fine shape. but the Yanks are just
about managing TO make the grade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-19

NEW YORK. May is.--of all the
~ young in.the.making bail clubs
that have shown on the Polo grounds
this year. the Dstroit Tigers look the
best. Not only does Ty cobb's hand
look like team OF possibilities In the
future. but II is beginning 10 shape
up az ono that should be considered
this season.
Give Detroit one real winning
pitcher and the club might finish sec.
ond or third. With what II now pos.
scsses u may make the same good
showing II those good.looking young
huricrs are not exceeding their speed
limit
Seeing the Cleveland Indians IN the
series with the Yanks, II appears
that Speakers tribe Is either in an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-19
Seattle Is
Winner in
Utah Again
Redskins Make II Three
Straight by 8 to 6 Win;
Tie for Fourth Place


GAIT LAKE CITY. May IL
~ Spanking the Bees TO q. the
Seattle Indians won their third
straight game OF the series and tied
the locals for fourth place Ia the
Coast league race Thursday.
Both teams pounded the ball hard.
five home runs being the toll of
the day. three visitors and two Bees
collecting circuit waiiopa.
Elmer Jacobs was wild. but went
the whole distance on tho mound
for the invaders while Jack Brom.
ley gave way 10 sam Lewis In the
fourth for the Heen.
Both teams scored three runs In
the first frame. After that the In.
disns drew away and led at 10
when the ninth opened. Slgiin's
home run scored two runs. Then
the Indians frightened and the game
was soon over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-19

game alone. kokash handling tn. ~
O'Clock gnmes. whi,esides the :
o'clock meiees and the third man TO
work tho 4 o'clock Assignments.
The third umpire will be appointed
within the next day or two II stand.
ridge doesn't accept the bid
Only two games are on the books
for sunday. the Ross Giants taking
on the AHahi Cubs at ~ noon and
Washington Park st p. m. Both
games are slated for the n. r. Day
piayficld. II Washington Park wins
the latter game. as expected. the
park team enters the finals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-19
PREP CLUBS
PLAY TODAY

with Broadway playing Garf1ei1
at Lincoln plsyfield. West Seattle
meeting Franklin at Columbia piayA
field. and Ballard vs.. Queen Anna g
Mercer. the prep high school League
was scheduled TO play off another
notch in the pennant race this after
noon. Interest is conferred IN the
Broadway Garfield tilt, due to the 20
sition of the Tigers in the percentage
column
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-19

about tho best aii.around third aack.
er In the minors when's he's on
his game.
Witt is doing wonderful come.
back with the Bees and IT'S largely
thru his great work that the Utah
ans are up in the race instead OF
In the basement where they figured
TO be.
Hale II n terrible fielder, but
what n whale Of n hltterl The
Portland boy was doped 20 play a
utility role this spring. but his mace
earned him "A regular berth.
Smith Is n great worker. The
Tiger hot corner guardian II also
some pumpkins of hitter. He al.
ways plays wonderful ball In Seat.
tie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-19
Oregon Track Men May
Beat Washington Club

TNE University OF Washington
l. track team Is working out at Ecu.
gene today. preparing for the meet
with the University OF oregon to-
morrow. The spirit of optimism
which was rampant at the university
before tho w. S. c. meet is lacking
at the university today.
In the meet with w. :. c. the local
boys were confident OF first places
in most Of the events In which Vic
Hurley was entered. but Larson. Ore.
CONS star Splinter. is expected TO
give Hurley some anxious seconds
In the sprints.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-19

Spcarow. OF Oregon. Is expected
to win in the broad jump and pole
vault and TO push Metlen hard In the
javelin throw. The quarter and half
mile will probably go 10 Washing.
ton. but none OF the other results
are certain.
oregon was beaten by o. A. C. In
a dual meet this season and Wash
ington nosed out o. A. c. for first
place In the relay carnival by a
scant point and a half.
This will be the last dual meet Of
the season for Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-19

ting slump Hood I. darn good
performer and may be In there all
tho time. But it's hard 10 see how
Lane can be kept on the bench with
his speed and fielding and throwing
ability once he starts to hit again.
Perhaps McCredie plans 10 use
the shift In right freld. using Ed
Barney against right handed fiinging
and either Hood or Lane alternating
when southpaws work for the
enemy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-19

NERNoN = pitching staff u pretty
well shot TO pieces. and it's
lucky for Vinegar Biil ESsick that
wheezer Dell is back in harness and
winning again.
II u rumored on the baseball Rial
TO that Frank Schelienbark IL due for
the air. A year ago he was jus,
about the sweetest pitcher In the
league. Then he hurt his hand and
an operation made his throwing wing
useless az the end Of the season
Now he has lost hts splsbaIi--hls
most effective weapon--and he IL
practically OF no use to the Tigers.