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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28

FORD TRUCK for sale. In running or
der Make good bug $50 Kale &
BRYAN Co. 405 :. St Joseph
REQ Touring. good tires and in good
condition. VIII take 500 for quick
sale; SO cash. balance monthly.
BEISTLE AUTO SALES co
3la Lincoln WAY ". Main IA
STUDEBAKER SPECIAL SIX or sale
INQUIRE I'll z. Fox st. after p. m.
1 Dodge Roadster
! Overland light truck
] Chandler Six.
! Mitchell Six.
REQ J-paSsenger
Prices Right-Cash or terms
CENTRAL GARAGE
block east Of Ellsworths on Center ST.
Auto storage. $500 per month.
FOR SALE-Overland. Model 90 1919,
new top, curtains open with doors.
outside handles on doors. Newly
painted. new battery. motor mechan-
ically right Lincoln 6435 or call 2202
Portage Ave
WILL SACRIFICE my 1917 Ford touring
car for 500; terms. Lincoln 1855. 653
Laporte av.
FOR SALE-AIodeI 37-A Oldsmobne in
perfect mechanical condition. Five
good tires Call Main 1916
FIVE PASSENGER CAR for sale. S225.
10 Circle Az
FORDS
Buy your used Fords from an auth.
orized dealer who gives you service
after the car IS sold
We have real bargains in all models
Easy terms
open evenings and sundays
W. r HINKLE. Inc
2239 y Lafayette 81
FORD ROADSTER Tor sale. with de
HNery box GOOD Tres. good running
order. 500 Call els Laporte az.
HUPMOBILE-New Rupmooile. models
on display. Few used ears. bargains.
Ross ! Martin. Main ~. 2ii W. Mon
roe ST.
1920 KENwORTHY SPORT MODEL for
sale four passenger car Fine con
ltion Bargain u taken this week
Telephone 2S94--L-275i.
MODEL 10 STUDEBAKER Touring car;
tires. spotlight, chains. overhauled
new battery. coil. ring gear. springs.
painted. good condition. Cash. $4,000.
Main 3027.
USED TRUCKS-Au Sizes. from Ford
up 20 2-ton- All guaranteed 20 be in
me shape Terms ~ desired.
SERVICE GARAGE
226 ). Lafayette Blvd.
NEW AND USED MOTOR TRUCKS-see
ne sSSSTe you egy cash oo or terms Ts
ferson Main ISL
GOOD USED CARS
All fhs week We ofer 4 big reduc-
ton On al used cars. Cash or E-Z
terms
The Place fCr a Square Deal
HARRY WOOLwORTH
e01 L Jefferson ST. open Evenings.
al 81 RAISE money viii sacrlfce-
Dodge Overland Roadster. saxon g.
two late models Maxwelis. Nikarf
auto sales Co. 333 ~ Main 81. Main
FOR SALE-Good six cylinder Buick car.
sedan top Take good Ford Sedan.
part payment Lincoln sos
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28

GOOD IEN-To drive Ice wagons Bel
and Raw Ice Co. 1121 5. Main 50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28

% CARS 10 CHOOSE FROM MOSTLY
FORDS. HERE ARE SOME OF THEM.
1917 Ford Touring. new tires S-60
1870 Ford Touring Dem rims .... rs
l9lS Ford Touring. fine cOnd...... 165
1870 Ford Sedan. Al bargain ..-... ;.95
1870 Ford Roadster. new paint &C.,. 20
Ford Touring viii make good bug. -
Ford bug painted red Overhauled 10
Overland. Model IS Roadster ..-... rs
Oakland Touring five tires ..... 20
Maxwell Touring. only .....-..-... So
Chew. 400 Sedan. bargain ......... 41O
A SMALL PAYMENT DOWN. BAL
ANCE on EASY TERMS. COME
EARLY
ADVANCE AUTO EXCHANGE. INC.
IA : Main ST L $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-05

club. providing that he can get
along with Manager Charley Pick.
Thare has been a lot Of gossip In
Coast ball circles that Fritz Will play
with the Vernon Tigers this season.
POOLE NEEDS
PETER
Jim Poole. the hard hitting Port.
land boy. Ia einoh 10 play rcgu.
larry again unless ho breaks n leg.
Poole finished the season in a blaze
Of the wcllknown glory. hitting u
home runs I'm the last three weeks
Of the season. II the big boy would
only show some signs of pepper he
would be the best first saeker In
the league.
~ for Seattle Rod Murphy will
be on the initial sack again. accord.
ing 10 all present indications Muir.
ply can play hall when he wants
TO. and with two years experience
behind him he should play much
better bail In the field II he gets
down 20 work. Rods hitting held
up well last year. but towards the
end Of tho season he lacked the pep
that always featured his work. Ills
wonderful base stealing record Of
1899. when he led the league. also
suffered last season. IA he didn't
steal more than one third Of the
bases that he did the year previous.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-05

Gideon proved more than a
worthy successor OF Pratt.
Shocker is today one of the
best pitchers in the game.
In his deal with New York sew.
egal years ago. Quinn received 10,
90 players for a few. In bis very
iaiesx deal he has gon. TO the other
extreme lie gives II for one.
IF Danfortb wins IS hall games
for the ST. Louis Browns" | figure
u will be a great deal from a 81.
Louis standpoint says Quinn.
III Danforth can win me a donen
ball games. | Will be satisfied. says
Fohl. The players We have In
cluded In the deal should so big in
the minors. but I don't believe !
could figure on all OF them turning
in more than ~ wins
The fact that Danforth has had
two trials In the American League
is what caused the trade 10 be 50
widely discussed A lot Of IN.
critics figured 81. Louis was taking
a long chance on pitcher who had
twice failed
Charley Herzog. once n blg league
star. played in the American Asso-
citation with Danfor,h last year. I
asked HerTog at the New York
meeting what he thought of Dan.
forth's chances,
Il am sure he will help 81. Louis. .
said Herxog. lie has great fast
ball He u almost overhead when
pitching against rixht.handers. and
ia constantly sidoarming the left.
handlers. lie g.fs a hop on his fast
ball that Is most puuiing. II Fohl
will be satisfied with a dozen games
won from Danforth he can count
on that many right now"
In tho American League when
Danforth was with Chicago he was
viewed with suspicion By opposing
batters I'm the language Of the
players. Dave was a ~chcatcr." That
means he doctored the ball In vart
Gus ways TO get the old hop on his
fast one.
Despite this belief on the part Of
the players American Leagus UNI
plres we're never able to find any.
thing wrong with his delivery. Dan.
forth has very long fingers and a
gocd sized hand. He can Amos;
-ncircle the hail. This enables him
to get unusual purchase on the ball
which no doubt accounts for the
zip on his fast one.
Manager Rowland. who had Dan.
forth. says Dave Is an entirely diff.
ferent pitcher He lost his fast ball
in the American League because he
was always In the bull pen warm.
ing up. Likewise ! want to GO on
record In the strongest possible man.
ner that Danforth In no way lamp
ers with the ball. lie will easily
win Is games for FohL
We shall sec.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-05
POOL THROWN
OPEN TO RING
GAME AGAIN

.DoxiSG win be held In the Crystal
- Pool agnin. according TO an an.
nouneemcnt made this morning by
Jimmy Malone. matchmaker Of the
Cascade Athletic club. The lease Mt
the Pavilion ls In jeopardy. accord
ing TO Malone. and the boxing com
mls4lon has given the Cascade club
permission to stage smokers In the
pool.
This automatically disoontinues
the ruling that all smokers must be
held In the pavilion.
Malone In lining up his card for
Tuesday night and he viii have three
other bouts 20 support the double
main bill. which viii feature Gordon
Mckay and Eddie DAILY and KID
Johnston and George Ingls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-05
NISBET SAVED
BRUINS REP

Archie Nisl,et viii go down In
California football history as one
Of tho unlvernity's heroes. Niab~t's
toe alone saved tho Bruins from
defcat In the Washington and JEFF.
fsrNon game The Presidents aston.
lAhed the Coast champions by en-.
ceiling them al straight football.
making so per cent more yardaKe
from scstmmagr than DID the Bears.
Nishri'a punta. io,allng nearly 100
yards morn than the EaSternera'
boots. successfully defended the
Berkeley boyR goal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-05
PREPARE TRACK
FOR BIG MEET

work on tho Stadium track In
preparation for the spring season.
started this week under the dircc"
ton Of Jimmy Roberts. track man
ager. Tho season will end this year
with the Pacific Coast intercolIegi
ate meet In May.
Coach Ifec Eimundnon Will not
cali his varsity men into training
for some time. but the athlstss are
working gu, In fair weather. Casey
Andersen. varsity Splinter. returned
10 school this quarter and strength.
ened the Purple and Gold squad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-05

East Will Hold
First Dog Race;
to Race 12O Miles

one OF the first dog races ever
held IN the East viii be conducted
by the hansen Ski club. Of Berlin.
n H., on February z. 3 and I.
Tho distance covered will be 100
miles. the Idea being 10 prevent
the contest from being NO severe
49, TO work any hardship on the
dogs.
Jacques Suzzane. n we'll known
artist and dog fnncior OF the
Nwth woods. will pilot the Amer
lean entry. There VIII be several
Canadian entries.
The race will be run for silver
cup and three cash prizes Of $500.
1900 and 900, for first second
and third place. respectively.
The first day OF the race will
cover ~ miles 90 the Bainams
hotel. Diaville Notch. ~. H. The
second day will cover Is miles.
from Iialhama 10 Lancaster. and
the third day 30 miles. from Ian.
caster 20 Berlin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-05
VARSITY SQUAD
VS.. HALL TEAM

Coach Edmuudson'H University al
Washington basketball team will
wind up its pre- season schedule Fat.
uriay night with the hoop squad
from Camp Iewts.
Halls business college will send ia
caFcrp out to the university gym to-
night The business college quintet
has some former high school stars
In the lineup. and figures TO give The
varsity n good workout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-05
BILL GRIMM
REGISTERS

Bill Grimm. strongest unit on the
Washington grid varsity line in 1919.
registered at the university yester.
day. Thus another cog in the line
Baggy has prayed for Is cetrain.
Grimm was mentioned on Walter
Camps second sll-American In 1919.
and Ia one OF the best linesmen PA,
cific coast football has ever pro-
duced.
Glen Brick" Johnson. Of Spokane.
was another star who entered the
university this winter. johnson
halls from North Central high school
in spokane. where he starred In
football. basketball and baseball.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-05
LEWIS SIGNS
PET ROOKIE

While Duffy Lewis was still with
the Washington Senators. he was
Impressed with sand lot pitcher
named Lem owen. and when Duffy
became manager Of tho Salt Lake
club he lost no time In signing
Owen 10 a Bee contract Besides
his independent playing. Owen has
worked n b.. IN the Blue Ridge
league. and In said 20 be a good
class "A prospect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-05
STAR CACERS
BREAK EVEN

shaner and Wolff took tho short
end OF a 70 60 Is scor~ at the
handr Of Fauniieroy last niEht on
Tho huburbanife's floor. The Faunt.
leroy attack. led by Tanner and
ilasicfn. Was too much for the
cioihier-.
The Battery c hoop~rr down~i
Battery y az the srrnory last night.
- a. ~. The scoring OF Eigiey
and Bakcnhus. with 1. and 10 points
respectively. featured the work OF
Battery {. Wa1Son starred for the
ioeern.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-05
BOXING GAME
GONE TO SEED

NEW YORK. Jan. S.--The act OF
the boxing commission In suspcnding
Johnny Wilson and his manager be.
cause 81 their la,~s; running out
stunt. IL bringing the old question
Of strictcr regulation Of tho boxing
game into play. Champions are too
independent. il the concensun OF crit.
heal opinion. Some authoritative way
OF compelling champions TO meet
suitable opponents n, fixed Intervals
would be welcomed by the fistic fans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-05

Meeting
Friday
Eckart Manager Must Pro-
duce Players to Prove
His Charges
MANAGER ELY CASTOR Of ,hs

MANAGER ELY CASTOR Of the
AVA Eekart soccer team must pro-
duce Max KEEP and Hans Mchl at
the meeting at Tho star offic. to
morrow night at 7 o. IN. In order 20
prove his charges that these players
were induced by tho nosinR Aircraft
club TO play with its team in The
star league
At the first meeting 20 consider
these charges the management, Of the
Boclng club denied having approach.
nj any players. Klep and Mehi aru
now members of the BocinK club.
having been given their release by
the Eckart team.
Only tho Managers and captains
Of these tso teams will 10 asked 20
meet with Alex c. Rose. manager OF
the league
IN. regular schedule Of games win
be In vogue Sunday. They follow:
SENIOR sANEs
west Seattle "a Maple Leaf pc~t. 81
upr~r weealanf PARK. al iis .. m
Hsfer~e. nitig Hloomsn-
Woodland Park vs. Be.snr AiferAr
club. 81 South rert. at stt y m RET.
cree. Jshnny Rssha
Jr>IoW GANEs
Ansr A. A "a ballard Jurisrr a.
upper woodland park. az . IA Ref.
srs~ Frsd Dsuxias
touis's Preach prv cisansrr ~
co~an Cigar Co. a, waiia waiis. al q,
moan Referee. Hob lemon.
Hs~thorns Junior. ~s wsshfrEicr
Park. st Columbia. al IL room. Nsfefe~.
NIFTY walter
South Park W nsn Part. nftnasd. o,
south Park. AZ ! ,. m. Nefsres. Gsorru
Hc~rIinK
Du. 20 the mixed up condition III
tho schedule. caused by the In.
element weather. tho iIawthorns
Juniors and fouie'a French Dry
Cpaners were scheduled for the third
time last week. This game. won by
Iouir's. has been toascd out OF the
records.
The South Park tea mia sprotest
ell the win OF the Washington ciut
Monday. This protest win be de
oidcd soon by Alex c. Rose
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-05
CASEYS CHALK.
ANOTHER WIN

Forced 70 extend themselves TO the
limit. the Knights 81 Columbus hoop
ers maintained tseir unbroken string
Of wins at the expense OF the Kent
American Legion. on the Caseys'
floor last night. 81 to 20.
The game was fast and close all
the way. The knights took an early
lead and held It, but the Legion men
were close on their heels all the
time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-05
MAYBE SUDS'LL
BE BACK AGAIN

spds Sutherland may DO on the
roster OF the Portland Coast league
club again this season. n his second
plea for reinstatement Is looked upon
with favor by Commissioner Lands.
After his trial with Detroit. Suther.
land refused TO return TO Portland,
and was suspended. lie put in the
summer playing independent ball
He Is quite repcntant now, say re-.
ports. and Us anxious TO come back
into the fold OF organized baseball.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-05
BEE PROXY is
FEELING FINE

SALT LAKE. Jan. 5.--prexy Lane
OF the Salt Lake Bees. IL one OF the
new managers who In well satisfied
with his winter trading and buying
deals. The Bees will have three new
hlgh-ciass pitchers. good men TO III
the holes at first base and third. and
a utility outfiolder who can paste tn,
pellet. says Lane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-05

Collins boys held an edge
thruout.
The fine shooting Of Tom Duffy.
who Gagged five field goals. was the
deciding factor in the Collins win.
Tho shown boys Lost -four points by
careless work. Iihpp scored field
goal right of the bat. but II didn't
count because he scaled the bulwark
behind the basket. which was against
the floor rules. Then. later. Rapp
shot two free throws that didn't
count because Shown players step
ped across the line.
The sfeore fOliOwNs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-05
GEORGE SHADE
GETS THE AK

NEW YORK. Jan. b.--George
Shade. one Of the three fighting
Shades" California boxers. was
suspended today by the New YORK
boxing commission because he failed
10 put In an appearance at n IIar-
lem boxing club Wednesday. whor'
he Was scheduled 10 meet Dav'
Rosenberg in i2.round bout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-05
ELLISON MAY
TRY PITCHING

Seems that Bert Ellison. San
Francisco infielder. has really been
a pitcher all the time with nobody
knowing H. Ellison did some relief
pitching in the Winter league. and
his work on the mound 20 I'm.
pressed baseball men that Charley
Grlham Is seriously considering talk.
Ing Bert out Of the infleld and
adding him to the pitching staff.
according to word from the Seals
home port.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-05
Same First Sackers
for Coast Ball Clubs
Salt Lake and Vernon Expected to Have New Men,
but Other Teams Are Due to Play Veterans in That
Position
BY LEO II. LASSEN

COUPLE of more months and things VIII be
humming in the Coast league training
camps.
While there In still plenty OF time for
the managers of the eight Coast clubs to
make changes in the personnel OF their
teams. il is pretty certain that the same
batch of first sackers will be back on the
job. with a couple of exceptions.
Salt Lake is sure TO have a new guardian
as Tex Jourdan, who held down the berth
last year, has been sold TO the American
association and will pastime with the Min
this summer.
or team in the circuit that Is pretty sure OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-05
NEWMAN SETS
NEW CUE MARK

LONDON. Jan. a.--Piayiug against
C. Faulkner. former professional
English billiards champion. r. New.
man has established a new worlds
record Of i.77s. The former record
OF DO was made by II. W. Stevenson
In 1919.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-05
BRICKLEy OFFERED JOB

EVANSTON, Ill. Jan. NORTH.
western university authorities today
awaited word from Charley Brick
ley regarding acceptance Of the post
offered him as head football coach
here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-05
No ALIGNMENT THERE

With Rapp Monroe. the Smiths.
Henline. Walker. Hnbbell and Shower
on their lists, the Philadelphia Ma.
tionals look like the Giants second
team, says n Gotham scribe. And. II
might be added. they play like II. too.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-05
Victoria
Humbles
HomeMen
Visitors Overhaul 3-Goal
Lead and Snag Win
ner in Overtime Session
STANDINGS

lAkENlNNt I "
the third period.
last night. the
Met defense per
mitted Victoria TO
ring up three
counters. ueing
the score. and
then lost h e
game In IL min.
utes OF overtime.
I 20 ].
Seattle had the
Indian sign . on
tho Arlstoctats
In the first two
periods, foS ston
kttlwfpo shg nat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-05
WILBERT ALL WRONG

And just as Uncle Wilbert Rob
inson was complaining that nobody
wanted Dutch Ruether, out in Cab
fornIa Miss Gertrude Derby up and
signed Dutch In the matrimonial
league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-05
MACK SIGNS sLuGorR

Jake HAmel. leading homerur
litter of tho Central league. will
hc given n trial this summer BY
,hc Philadelphia Americans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-05
IItIRy'S NISTAkEg

Wonder " Harry Frazee remem.
bercd. when he made the trade that
brings BIZ Piercy 20 the Red Sox,
that BlIl will be unable 10 step In
the box for the Sox until after
Lands suspension Is served out7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-05
Collins Cubs Defea
Stacy Showns, 2
Biggest Upset of Season Registered by Cub
Battle; Asahi Juniors Win Close Melee;
Billiards VS.. West Seattle Tonight

TN the biggest upset Of The Star Junior basket
i season the Collins Cubs trimmed the Stacy ST
last night at Collins playfied, 20 TO 10. Sweet O
battle il was
While the Cubs, picked TO lose by big score,
even most of the time by the heavy Shown
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-05

neapols Mlers tins summer.
The only other team in the circuit that is pretty sure OF
having new first-base performer is Vernon Ham Hyatt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-05

for two goals and Jim Riley foxing
Fowler for the third. When the
teams skated out for the last per
iod II looked as II the evening were
over and the last eanto a mere
customary formula 10 20 thru.
Two goals by wnf Loughlin In rap
ii succession. and a third just before
the whistle blew from Eddie Oat'
mans stick. sewed the game up In
the tie that brought on one 81 the
fastest periods OF overtime hockey
local ice bugs have ever seen.
The extra time was a riot OF fly
Ing skates. sticks and fists. Mickey
Ion refereed the fights as well as
the hockey game. and 50 many men
were off the ice at the same time
that IL was problem for the rival
managers to keep fun teams on the
Ice.
Moose johnson was knocked silly
In an unGntentionai clash In the
third round and was carried 10 the
dressing room
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-05

scoring
First psrhod--i. seattle. Hsley from
w.lfsr. f;ss.
Walker. iesst. q Seattle. fcyrton from
Hriden. t..s
laird p~riod-4. victoria. w. f.suxhiiu
frsfn rrederiekson. ~ -: 5. Victoria. W.
1.euxhiiu. AIS: .. Victoria. oztman from
Hssd~rron. asa
pvertine--T. Victoria. HAfderson from
ponderdAle. ftits
subssifutIeus
First reriess--seattie. nrifrn for Riley
Riley for Brtten Nletoris. Frsteriekson
for Haiderson.
Second perfod--s-attt-. nria.n for Nor
RS. Norris for nrid~n. Hriden for Rii~y
Victoria Hsldsrsou Tor Me~kiax. Meeking
for johnson. -
Third p.~saz---se.sti~. nfsy Cor Hrifsn
prs1~n for nrsy. Riley for Morris. Morris
for Fraser sv>lsr delayed penalty rule (;
Victoria Oatrnsr for Halder~on. johnson
for W f.ouxhnn. w. Lpuxhiin for Dundsr.
dale. Haiaerson for OatmAn. oatnan for
johnson.
oxerttIn---seatsie nii~y for Brsfen.
Victoria M~ekinx for uaidsrsor funder
dsfsyed penalty ruiefs Haiderson for
Meskins. DunderGsie for Frsderickson.
Penalties
First peviod--MorriA rninufss. G.
Lnurhiin. : minutes
Second period--Briden. inmates. Dan
Aerfai~. J minutes
Third period - johnson. rsinutss (.
Ysus ] minutes. g toaEhiln. : minutes
F~.ser, 10 minutes. Frederirkson. : min
us~a. HaIderxon. 10 minutes. Riley. 10
minutes. O4tnan. minutes.
ov~rtime--w. Lougniln. minutes
usfs ra@---for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-05
Will DanfOrth
Help Browns?
American Association Comeback Pitcher Is Big Cos
sip of the Stove League; Traded to ST. Louis for
Eleven Players
BY BILLY EVANS

lat viii Dave Danforth do for the st. Louis
Browns?
Danforth. as every fan knows, is the pit
cher for whom the St. Louis American
league club gave IL players.
II was seven come eleven with Business
Manager Bobby Quinn of the Browns be
fore he was able to put over the deal.
Bob originally had seven players in mind.
whom he was willing In mass over but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-05

Afsi 2. Fres throws-K- A
Itsfsr.e-Ienchnsf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-05

Manager Rowland of the Columbus club expressed pref
of IL.
Sounds like shooting craps" instead of n baseball deal.
Danforth because of the unique trade which he fig
ured will go down in the baseball records the
team To his services the ST. Louis Browns
really forced to turn good minor league ball club.
Bobby Quinn. who with Lee Foil arranged the DEAL has
always been regarded foxy trader IL will bc recalled
that it Quinn who sent Derr Pratt to New York for
Shocker, Gideon and few Others and lot of cash.
What whale of deal that was for ST. Louis Joe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-05

isn't fast enough for regular
infield work, but he swings
such n mean stick that Man
ager Bill Essick Is planning
TO keep him around for pinch
hitting duty.
Art Grlggn u no spring chicken.
but the veteran IL expected 10 be
back at the first pillow for Los An
gcl.s again. lie can stnl spank the
old apricot
o'CoNSEiL.
BACK AGAIN
Jim o'Connefi. tho $4,000 baby.
will be on the bag for San Fran
elsco. There is some chance that
James may 30 switched 10 the out
field where he In expected 20 per
form for the New York Giants In
1898. Bu, he viii he more likely 10
play first base again.
AZ Oakland u looks like Jack
Knight will play tho has. ai'ho
there Il some chance that Louis
Ouls;o viii have Aneshsr trial with
Guisto wlllu have another trial with
Cleveland this spring. bu, aimee
smffy MeInnis has been obtained
By the Indians there u little chance
of Gulsto breaking In on the Ohio
team.
fytr Moliowifz II slated for his
old position with tho Sacramento