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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-27
8-HOur
Lam To
Stand

Wasansios. Jan e Cn.ou labor
eon ses1op ia he International
Akflsal,urs conisfense solas shsn
taal body hy sots e - % g sspek
81 CO tae eommltcc repou a
resonue ena4t.on fof repea. 81 iho
AaAmsou tlrAi houf ia~
The conference also rtuusA oas .,
tac committee fslefi reeommcnds
toa iof repeal II the commonls
termed saaraa ,lansc % ,As ran,
pouasloa sci ehieA fixes lscncnt
a. proper return for railroads
This aeiian eas taken sass 4
bitter debate Ia which samuel oomp
ere. President u the Alercsn
feaemt.en ~ Lstos deaoaneea j.
reso.u len niroanoea ~ "A n
Staskhcase president % tie Ma
t.onai inpic4spt and N,ni,le A.
sos.asioa ALTAR faf reduction 81
mare ans rsA~as un'ons ane labor
unlon eage- alf0 committee repaa
"a r'psal of fhe Adsason law
Th. sentiment q she conference
'semed "a be that - whole matter
- teams oriaion tnciafirg wages
raid > unlon iabof eaa ho,tel ~ l,H
% eauFfess Several ~ lhe delegates
io'nei enh Mr Gomnen IA De.
nauue'ns the roposA as an attempi
sn drive nases hetacen labor aud
the iarme
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-27

s~clritirs. also fron interest reni
dividends. rfe
q > What items are allowable ~.
duefions
4 al the ordinary and neees,ary
expenses paid Or incurred during the
year iu carrying on 3 trade Or ieisi.
ness travel expenses when on bust.
ne>s rent for business property. in-
trrest. taxes except income taxes and
taxes assessrd for special improve
menisl. losses sustained IN any frans-
action entered into for profit. or N
rnrred IN trade or business. also bad
debts. depreciation contributions %
charitable organizations. etc
q 8. Who should file income Tax
returnxs
A. t. Every individual having a
net income for the taxable year Of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-27
uOnI Mn tnI
Itki>. I'm ,OkI

Wash|ntion tsn g; 90 soc teal
male pspaiailon sf siics 20 okia
bona ~ shose Is frals plI and nea
uftcs pr 81 aerseai are uarfiet
as,ofdias e. iste census fEares aa
nountea here Iadaf
The nefevniasr 81 Ntrie3 men H
okahems in 1910 eAs SO thai d.
the pefesnlsfe q oAhaamss single
msio population droppsi feom a5s
ln itte a. see Ia 1859
The nambef 4 di,or 81 msa Is
oAiahems ihv sensas shaeed eas
atsi II the eAses ot sats ota
hosans the martial u.ei.tors es--
nni Ieuafted
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-27

FORMER ct IiIRiE BON
CAUGHT RN GIRLS <Olt

nruss. Col Jsa e. John s,llEci
said 10 ~ s fugitive fum Ws.img
toa. kensas. Was arrested here
todst Sttss IS declared ~ sher
'ffs tess ies % have confessed 10
escap'ns from iail In well.asioa
~ saving the bar, 81 A.s cell he
~as being held there 60 a charge ~
mar1er aecotdine 10 authorities
here Hl, arrest hese ~as hfoaght
about throarh q letter written ty a
fgrner sweetheart e st.izeIt in
ca Arie Okahoma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-27
LINING UNKNOWN pollUs"
THOUSANDS FAll TO LOCATE

Fafs Jan 81 pais has slN
living unknoon fnHas The men
taelr memories csff'ele h.snA as
ihe rfs4,t = hcrufs undergone tuf.
ms iht aaf sre heus cared far B
me Eossrnmsnt vhf.h 4. sccklns to
es ah,lsh thei- lt,niisies
They have hesa ne'fci hy boa,
NANN Ni Ut SUM- HHt h"Nf fFf 9 haAH
iaeu and To- mIrstsf 81 pensions
has 4ee.dsa % sens lAer ghue
Iafhs ana detailed 8rseluileus 20
iae metropolitan ana provincial sr,ss
.n the hope ttai belr fela .fes can
he ioaad
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-27
HON. To Make
J-year-oid Booze
In Three Minutes

Bufaio. ~ Y. Jan. 2f-ifo1 IS
make "thrcs year oid WHISKY fe
three minutes has been demon
strsted a. melting o. tha city
council ~ o. Francis rf5st.
rak. health commissioner Re
mixed alcohol extracted from SO
tsioes. with fYsel Oh and burnt 81
gar and produced whisky ~hieh.
he SAID. was commonly r,tsilea fef
800 a quart.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-27
TO FRAME >EN
SOLDIERS B0\t : BILL

Washlrg Cn. Jan. = Amer brief
tezrings beginning Tuesday. The
~ass and means eon itiee * The
house ILL undertake The framing -
. sola.ers bonus b.I a. orco To-
report 70 that boiy. sherc !. prob
Aily uEi BE- TIE continuing ORDER ci
business untl passed ACCORDING 70
a program q acton asfeci upoa D.
sepu1ii-ar memters
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-27
COTTON pslce TAXES AN
UPWARD sHoor rooA>

Ne~ ofleaus. Jan s 4 rsasf 81
afy feeling took possestion ~ tho
sefton matkf, go the opening TO-DAY
and dar'ns the nfs, hslf hou -
ons ness pflcss were advanced p a.
g lw'nA March rising 10 isse 60,
tFng y. the abort Interest and up.
inf oi Traders nho expected gfs
leas i reaction iolloUine che Ions
decline nefe haek a the uutafn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-27
DEATH PENALTY FOR
TWO IS ASKED
Six OF Eight Of Lynohing Party
Are Now Serving Life In
McAlcstpr Two To
BE Tried


oslahona cty. Jan f3-rhs e..
anlnloe tfial - John V Hsrrs ,aa
notsfi MsAisstef ehafpsa ~ith muf
Der lr connection with iynchlnl
nfe ualea pashlna houss ~efksr t~s
weeks ago, ~ss again possponsa ts
DAY due = re iilwess u shs ssaelr
ine magistrate. Il no~ especte1
trai ths case will come on tomofro>s
a verdict of death viii be asksd ~
the case ~ Narfis and Mehlester
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-27
flRr At ovaAnr ssrAlls
Loes o. t2s uuo

orrs"' ,"u y Pre- ~hirs
ihf"a'enrd an eeilie buslnssa bio !
h'f' early iodaf uas nnaly taken
pnder control after haslus destroyed
rslaafant ani barbsr shop ana
damaged ihr offices ~ tho White
Investment opmisny The loas S
rs mated AZ 81 200
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-27
Horrible Accident atTulSa

Tulsa Jan q Having io. her right hand and facing he
possibility a having her right foot omputaied Alice Nrgua
Aiffn old daughter - Nr aud Mr., Mldren
ual hospital with her mother who suffering fr0u
broken lry and bruises Both injured when d,
trolley las night The Mldreu family consisting ~ he
father mother iie little gih aud her 2year.nld brother
William their way home from Wall with reiates
when fe asni occurred The daughter e the fraehs
trout "i approaching which and
the mother before n could BE- stopped
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-27
CHINESE CELEBRATE NEW
YEARS rtLARloUSlv

San Frantaco Jan -5 rogn
Nre-rraekers weird music and :
geaerei atmosphere u fastlru asa
erred IA s'hinstowns New Near ce,
ofat'on last aieht When the ceif
bfat'on All snd deaeuds entirely A..v
much money the esiebraiors can ie
acte 60 n accerilas % the Chlaesr
FcsF 70 seven days Is fhs usual iiat,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-27
cHAlemeS 90 ROTARY ROUND
TABLE COMMITTEES nAmen

huaAoseo. Jan 81 aairmea of
Ten round table eoI mlllees g. be- 10
charge - sessions ~ The Oklahoma
Kansas siiafonii dlairi,s Rotary Goa
'oniion that oanteuea b9o March
20 ana si. Hefe announced lo,ia, b
Ross iiufns of Jopiln 80. estrel
governor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-27

oss selrs. ls~a la u-N
isf - stsfs hst tssa rsnes
t~suts tee tires ~ shs last -
ysss.. , = ounAls - nsr~lsk e
slasa - slssp tNsrs at ailr'
gssiY tsdsy ~ seoi ssa lssssrty
kHled . ruohef
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-27
FapE DESTROYS
PRINTING PLANT. -cTEL
GUESTS ~ PAN {

D.etrslt Jan Fife caused 1y ,
boiler explosion earl ioday in Ia
cursis Pabfsh.nF coztauy taihins
csuse1 = Ioss estimated 81 s-oat<e
Tsenry I've gsests :. sn adls.niEs
iosel were crisen lafo the street b.
ihei rnlxht csothing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-27
Young
Woman Held
For Kidnapping

oeoen. utsN. 1an. ef.--ooosn -
Ice annesneea teaay shes see
hoiaire Mss Frances Naeiaas q
chiesso. ans cssree ooeeins. shrss
years 90. q ersnosen 81 ceorae O.
Roeoins - Chicago. The poiier
SAD they took shs soons ~ersN
and ehta froa an osefisna sfsin
herr yesterday a. TIE rcasaess o.
Chicago svtherstles ~ho oseisrec
the yesns ~enan ~as eharees ~isn
kidnapping. 4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-27
FIRE pUsTRoYs hobart
ICE AND BoTrLtno WORKS

Hobart OKLA Jan ~ Fire of
unexplained origin here early today
destroyed the Hobar. lae
and Il0ltang WORKS plant An esti.
aIied loss uf $4,000
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-27
arsicaArfor %
os D. Asolsos sovsc
IN EFFscT IAN. Tosh. -.

base sissH up passtasal wofk
tor 8ae essf 30 ff~ haslng served
faithfully - faas NJ inmetlAis
future services wlli be esansalissl
and elacationAl uuthns wih be
headquarters After The tirst et
February yoa NAY ind me - 90
West Springer ~ resignation 1.
efls tive January 70. ies2 - Msal
son Young
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-27
peEslcEsT OF NON partisan
LEAGUE IS ARRESTED

FIVE. ~ O. Jan. 77.-a ~srrsr,
hss tees issse5 rcre for TIE arrest
q a. c. Te~nisy. rrsssens e ths
sstsersi Nsr Partisan League. ehsra
irn rim ~th irnoi i<sfion N tns a.
leess e-sexzlererf q 5000 sro1.
tie scsr5srssisr 5sns e Fsrse.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-27
PAYNE COUNTY
PHYSICIANS MEET

Cushing Jan Tho rayco
County Medical assoc alton met ir
Rotary ball hcre II recommeuls8
Nat al ia TIE county eho had az,
been sasciaatrd to 80 ~ once IN yieW
of Tho fact thar smaisox Is pr ..-
;ent IN s-me sections Of The state.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-27
ARMS CONFERENCE MARKING
TIVE on JAP QUESTION

Washington. Jan - The sia.s
'coafeTener continued % marx 'me
toiay on the few lssu.s nos av1
ring fnas seitlemtii gendlng th-
outcome q President Hardius g
move - of.ns the Japaness aaG
chlnesc together IN complete aen
ment On the shantuns question
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-27
THOUSANDS or Deer KILLED
DURING opEs SEASON

co-ror1 y H J4n z7-No's
.h2n fosr shcssan1 1e~r rere kI.ies
u tAis ssz-e in The izst hunting ssz-
son sccor1sng 70 fss state nsA snf
gzze c0mzlssi0aer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-27

Jean 0-Ssl- sorner cosasy CON
missioner. hzs bouy1t 50 sces y
s~c-ioz II q oEver xoc<y. ne
price vac f<Tet.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-27
DEFENSE RESTS ~
THE kRaUcKLr TRIAL

San Francisco. Jan 81 The aH-
tense rested today 10 The seelnd ll.si
- man slaasht-f ehafss as4v
Fstty Arb icsis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-27
Bold
Bandits
Take Toll


1-stties11rs. Miss- 1an. T.-Ths
elr&sit ss~pary . sh4s eity ~ss 90
zee - sisooco ~ esnes. pspsfs s~a
rssss sha Hssrrine. aseercine 70 tHs
peltes I've wer s-e ssic e hsSS
Rec 50 ,ne nlsnt eiefs-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-27

Tonight aud Saturday partly
eloadf, flsals semperaiufs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-04
Boots and Saddle

day are: ~ '''' ~ no"'e TO-
IT. rairst race-Kewpie s., Pinkie. Hicb
WA second-Malvolio, The Decisinn
.nnec0nne third--Avispa, MAY Gold
SSrasS Tree; fourth,-Incog, Biff >Hsnr
birthday; fifth-Weilfnder. Irish
Gsam' Apple Jack. II; sixth-Ciean
Rne, R.,h, Exhorter Ettahe; seventh"
IRstse R'Dea Voter, searchlisht, III, Lucy
me Midway Purse, the fifth rae. n,
I, = card. will afford we'll. % natc tchod od
% irish Dream Is given ton wsinbt
ana 10 pounds. Wellinder getr in Iiabt
WSot mas been demonstrated that th.
= i.ney horses are In good trim n oftar
ill.,. J,t.nters rest. Wellfnder ia fast and
haS the Bowie track, irish nraon, n
IN ~ season of racing the past wintar
dicstS ~, reports from New Orleans in .
tha w Man will be an absentee from
10 oIVVennucEy W Derby. From one close
Tho so, ~ Rowe comes the word tbat
" snTnl ol North Star III and Bnndello
w,,, ,nnelng from q quarter crack whi"b
aiSs,p asep him from the races for a cnn
''ueraole period. ''f eoh'
tie R"oetn Rsne Bean. the juvenile star Of
urds, s'mnlhgs g course. Will not be seen
mcetirs .o'ors until the Havre de Grace
\TMs according to present Mans
IN highly rssarded filly.
aiN ssSssaon NY Of the Bert william,
y 4 9en moved On ia. Havro a. 1iSSeS
1|f{ Y. ~ \ ~ racing AZ tint 6oiHt. N X
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-04
WE|LAND,HERO OF
PENN CHARTER WIN
Captain Stars AfieId and at Bat
Against colIingswood.
Score, 9 to z
SCHANCHE MAKES GOOD
by PAUL PREP

DEM CHARTER SCHOOL won its
L first baseball game of the season
yesterday afternoon, when 1t defeated
Collingswood High School at Queen
Lane. 8 to 2. The game was featured
by long hits and flashy ielding by the
outtielders.
To Captain Warren Weiland, of the
Quaker nine, goes the honor of being
the individual star of the game. Wei
lands fielding at shortstop was reve-
lation in scholastic baseball, and his
hitting was good. He made numerous
hard stops, and his throwing was al
most perfect.
And it was Captain Wciland who
was the most pleased with the victory.
Weiland is resident of Collingswood
and has been getting the wcll-known
''raz' from his friends in the South
jersey town. So he arranged the game
and was wise enough to have it played
at Queen Lane. The result Is that he
has turned the tables on Ceilings
woods "kidders" and is now free to
walk anywhere in the town without
peihs ooshed.
Jones Il Nervous
CnI,innso,d,s .,,t.,, po.. 1onos
r,avcd n brilI;ant 'cnme at second bnsc
fmt made n connle of hod errors Tia
.eemeJ ncrvoms wben no found his
,oom aott;n. tho ,rorst of !. onh fr,m1
bled the ball couple of times. But
be, like Salvadof, the shortstop, has
tns '.'uhihss ot soou p"n lafer' pFo'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-04
PLENTY OF. PEP IN
PENN GRID WORKOUT
Veterans Work Hard in First
Day Of Spring Practice.
Banquet to Quintet

Spring football practice, the first, in
TWO years, got under way yesterday
on Museum Field. along South street,
ior the University of Pcnnsylvapia.
Forty veterans and first year fhen
reported and were sent through an
hours drill by Coaches Heisman and
TON" Mcnamara,
POS" Miller, "Al" yoge!,n, "Gig"
Gcnthner. Jack" Graf, Frank Dew.
htrst, Joe" Biben, Carl Ertrcsvaag,
Papworth and other "vets" were placed
on diferent teams and shown the sys-
tsm which will be in vogue on Franklin
Field next fall. After a short demon
stration on formations. Heisman sent
Swo teams up and down the field in a
mock signal drill.
A number Of the players ran up and
uoWh the field under punts, while others
tossed and received forward passes. The
moral OF the squad was 1t a high pitch
ali afternoon, In strange contrast TO
other spring practices.
ite!slnan expects to continue the
workouts for six weeks and expects
Syery day to bring out more candidates,
testerdny number of the men were
celnS outttted in football regalias, and
snat Kept them away from the drill
nelo; several are on the baseball team,
a.t : number on the track squad and still
etaers on the crew. A number of the
Icterans have been excused from the
drills, to enable them to make up back
work in their studies.
Inc surface Of Museum Field has
0een smoothed over and will enable the
.vacn 10 mold scrimmage drills within n
Iii 'n. u. AS the squad enlarges teams
players acting as coach.
.,.s riahs for a banquet to, the varsity
seasketbail team Of the last season calls
r,s,s s Tue handing over of the intercolle-
s,ale trophy for one year In the nos.
session of the Red and Blue. The new
Sne, the Alexander Trophy, is referred
20, o, tne Hoppe Trophy having been won
outright by Penn. Captain Al Witt.
ttef' ,h @ o. Princeton. and the manager Of
stt.rd ssr se team, have been invited to
to Princeton. '''' Tue cup
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-04
GIRL RL'STEAMW0RK
WON CAGE CROWN
Six Stars Coordinate Talent in
Sweeping to Mythical Eastern
Basketball Title
PLAYERS ALL .EX-CAPTAlNS

IF THERE'S any girls basketball
L team In the East to dispute or even
rival Temple University's claims for
the Eastern championship. it ought to
step out, have it's picture taken and
Stpp into print
Temple is apparently all alone in its
claim. and no team looms up to equal
the local institutions record. The
Temple girls have scored thirty five con-
secutive victories in two seasons:
: They have played the best teams.
and have piled up whopping big count
In field goals and fouls. Basketball is
one game where foul scoring helps a lot.
You might say you can win by fair
means or foul.
The great sextet has been coached by
Miss Blanche II. voorhees,.
Teamwork is responsible in the
main for our success" she said today.
'"The team plays as one, and that Is
the keynote for winning team in any
sport.
II admit the work of turning out
winner was made easy from the fact
that all the players on the team were
well schoOled in the game before they
came to Temple.
"All of them were stars and captains
of championship school teams. But
sometimes, with six individual stars
on team, the result is that each is
playing her game, endeavoring to out :
shine the others.
'"The Temple girls. however, have
shown remarkable ability to dimming
their own speciality work to the advan
tage Of molding powerful system OF
team play"
Dora Lurie. right forward, is captain
of the team. She's product of Sharon
High, which starred in her day there.
Miss Lurie has contributed flock OF
goals and pointers to the team and Is
whirlwind Of action all through tn,
games.
Gin" Allen. cx-captain of Media
High, is Temples left forward and ha>
proved brilliant "side partner for
Miss Luric. What chance has the op
position in jumping center against
Margaret Graham! She's six feet tall
a freshman. and with a tape player
such as she Temple is able to get Il
running start on various plays. She
came to Temple from Chester High
where she was captain.
Anna Jeff" Kuhl, captain of last
years team, is the side center. She
also manages the team. Last year her
'eaih Woh twenty -thrce games anu loS|
none.
The guards Of the team are Alice
Carlin. eX- -Noorestown captain, anG
| Betty Harsch, formerlS Narberth High
The games won this year are as fol :
lows. with scores - 1921 Varsity, II
1922 Varsity. 80. Swarthmorc. 16;
Temple, AZ. Baltimore Y. w. &. A.
O.; Temple, "a. George Washington
University, IL; Temple, 40. Trenton
Normal. II; Temple. H. East
Stroudsburg Normal, 1G; Temple, 40.
Crsinus College, IA; Temple. 6S. Uni
versity of Pennsylvania. Z; Temple, IS.
George Washington University. 10;
Temple, 43. Moruvian. 16; Temple, 81.
University of Pennsylvania, II;
Temple. 53. Swarthmore, %: Temple,
Il. East Stroudsburg Normal, Is;
Temple, 80. Ursinus, II: Temple, 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-04
YADUSKY TO HURL
IN PENN OPENING
Farrell and LIewelIyn, IneIigi-
bles. Will Be Missing From
Game With Ursinus

THE University Of Pennsylvania
L baseball team will make it's belated
lO22 debut this afternoon on Franklin
Field with Ursinus College, of College
vile. Pa. Both teams were scheduled
to pry off the lid last Saturday, but the
inclement weather forced postpone
ment. Penn was to meet Fordham. and
ursinus was to cross bats with Villa
nova.
DIR. Walter Cariss. coach Of the Red
and Blue team, has been forced to
change his lineup as the result of the
ineligiblity of Ed Farrell and Bin
Llewelyn. Farrell has been playing
sensationally in the shortfield and was
due to start the season there. Yesterday
he was declared out of the sport for the
year. although he successfully passed
all his mid-year examinations.
Llewelyn was a varsity twirler last
year, being one Of the trio that enabled
Penn to score eighteen victories out of
twenty eight starts during the season.
The up. State lad got into scholastic hot
water in the mid-year and has been
unable to extricate himself.
Liebgott, the freshman shortstop OF
last year, will get the chance Of his
college career to date when he starts a,
short this afternoon. If he produces he
will solve a deep problem for Coach
Cariss, who will be forced to rearrang,
his team If Licbgott doesn't meet the
standard.
The remainder of the Penn team
will be the same as announced by DIR.
! Cariss last Friday. with Whitehill on
first. Goldblatt, second; Sullivan, third
Mouradian. left; McMullen. center
and Mahaffey in right. Captain "Bill''
In nd oIn oil L, A.
| Yadusky was the star of last years
! first year team and. along with Rorhcr
and Roth. will bear the brunt of the
pitching until Larsen. Stout and Hunt
Finger round into shape.
| Little is known of the strength OF
the Ursinus nine, although It is said
to be composed of veterans. with a
sprnkling Of first t-year men from prep
and high schools, where they starred.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-04
Baseball Filmed in
Camps and Elsewhere

Airtight pitching by Oeschger and Watson
ss@e the s5rvs as !sTH Can1 Sm IN s
This afternoon they oppose oppose tie fhs
SsIMlnS,. SenssSr. is The ninth of their series at
Brooklyn enthusiasts are convinced that
Dixon championship. They manhnndied the
xankees s, again again yesterday at Little Rock
a%d As s.bS Vent ssss sts s#s the box
The, Gtants: having won fve in row from
afternoon, The MeGraw .outf,t Is mo more '",r or
foot Menis arGh 'fsrnF has nsea
out OF commission. Dave Bancroft is nursing
ndsH S.er s That assds are Tepa. M RS." has
The Milwaukee American Association team
a IN H'i sae ssS sa g. u Ss
Cards. '''
Manager Milan. of. the Senators. is dis
cruit outnelder, OF whom much was expected
.oiss Eal s@ish VIII Mt i. at
Little Rock at tho latter's hrounds this aft.
crnoon. They were beaten by Shreveport OF
B. ssows: Ts:as alsss lssss srSsn SG' e. cosS ss
College At vicksSursS & .eSsy es oppose "''''''''''
Harold MUDDY" Ruel. who is a native OF
81! I9ps Pr with the Wnshn
catcher Of the Boston Americans. but left
win not play until his salary demands are re
ES,h . saSssa a boy; ,s.r smoking
In an address to the Boys Club at Little
Rock. Ark. last niEht. lie also distributed
buttons bearing his name.
Tho Pirates were scheduled to play South.
western Co.lege at Independence. Kansas,
yesterday but rain interfered. They are al
sas and 9ks shs wS benerE fSr Games
city afforded the best OF training. and the
little compe,on from now as@ys til they the oeshins esRsSs
Of tho season.
that he haI long talk With Fddls ' ROGER ss%ssR
and the latter IL willing to eliminate his de-
ina mand for three.yesr. contract. but will
SON. John scStt pitcher Who 'Sr Was INC ets tef IN
a 4 sick bod at Mineral Springs, has rejoined
The rain jinx continues to follow the Cleye-
land indians. and another game was called
az YESTERDAY on aceout of the moisture.
tonight Ralph Harwood a recruit nIteheTy,
will be left behind. lie viii Join Coffeyvile.
OF the Southwestern League.
Tho Pacific Corst League opeus 1t season
this afternoon. and reports indicate canscitv
crowds at each OF the four games In San
has created fund Of SEQ SoS ' To ' be- dslS isaTSs
utsd to the seven leading clubs.