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The Ordway new era., 1922-12-08
HELWICK GOES WEST

o. o. Helwick who has resided
south of Ordway for number of
years has gone to California to live
He is to be located at La Habra in
Orange county. Mr.. Helwick had a
sale few weeks ago and disposed OF
his personal property and made final
proof on his land before leaving. He
intimated that he might be back to
Colorado some time to again reside
here.
The Ordway new era., 1922-12-08
II,,rt Estate Is
Sued for $4,000

charity Enyart, administrat-
!, ,hs A. F. Enyart Estate. has
.,.d for $4,000 by James A.
lie. Little. partners in the
=, Orr & Little of Colorado
l,,,. The suit was filed in the
Mt court of FL Paso county the
!, mart of last week, and is on
I,d contract for attorneys fees.
|,a saturday Sheriff Worker was
|, write of attachment on all
estate and all notes belonging
|ur Enyart and the Enyart
kte.
The Ordway new era., 1922-12-08
BUT FEW CHICKENS OUT

Not many chickens are running at
large in Ordway, and these are out in
violation of a recent city ordinance.
Not long ago the council passed al
ordinance requiring chickens be kept
up during all seasons of the year, and
it is very generally obeyed. Some of
the chickens, however. are not aware
OF the new law and persist in getting
out.
The Ordway new era., 1922-12-08
WANT A HERD LAW

Farmers in the Grand View dist
rict of Crowley county want herd
law and are circulating a petition
which asks for law that will give
each county the right to vote to
adopt herd law plan.
The Ordway new era., 1922-12-08
GIRLS TO GIVE PLAY

Crowley-The annual Camp Fire
Play will be given by the Crowley
Camp Fire Girls Thursday evening.
December Z, at the school auditorium.
The play Betty Wales Girls and Mr..
Kidd"
The Ordway new era., 1922-12-08
NEWS BRIEFS

Two full leather upholstered quart
cred oak rockers at the Variety Store
The Arena society will meet next
Tuesday afternoon in the Masonic
club room. The committee for this
meeting is Mrs. Frank Enyart, Mrs.
j. A. Mast and Mrs. j. F. johnson.
Notify the committee if you intend
coming, and come prepared to sew.
We are making room fer our big
line of Xmas goods. Variety Store.
DR.. Hugh F. Lorimer arrived here
yesterday from California where he
has been for the past several months.
He has recovered his health and gain
ed "a pounds in weight. and states
that he feels fine in every way.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. johnson were in
Colorado Springs the first of the
week. They drove up to get Mr..
Johnson's father who had stopped
there for visit enroute from Ne
braska.
Miss Sara Ann Roberts left Tues
day for Pueblo to attend the Young
Ladies Retreat at Loretto Academy.
United States Marshal Sam Burris
has rendered his resignation effective
January l. He will take up work
with the ID. & r. G. Railway company.
Everything you can want in aiuml-
NUN ware for Xmas at the Variety
Store.
Judge Chas. C. Wooldridgd left
on Tuesday evening OF this week for
Missouri where he will spend the
next three weeks at various points
among them Mexico, Nevada and st.
Louis.
r. G.. Hilvert returned 4 few days
ago from business visit to can
fornia and Arizona points where rhe
s A. Gerard Co., has melon acreage
contracts.
Raw Cook finished up his work al
Florence, recently. for the S. A. Ger
rard Co., and returned to Ordway. He
exnects to move with his family soor
to Arizona.
Edgar Trammel of Colorado
Springs spent Thanksgiving with his
sister and family, Mr.. and Mrs. BE!
Gerhardt.
Miss Ella Cline. milliner at Rock.
Ford, died a few days ago. She wa'
well known to a good many people il
this vicinity.
watch for the announcement O
the date for Martha. by the Day
and reserve your seats early.
cL. Smith of Canon City was herr
this week looking after ranch inter
ests and visiting his son. Frank l.
Smith, and family.
r I. Miller who recently sold hi
interest in the Ellis 6 Miller firn
here has moved back to his farm II
the Karval district.
II you must use hammer use
,..us ,,r rather than to knOcl
The Ordway new era., 1922-12-08
MESS PROPERTY
CHANGE is MADE

b. property and business of the
bay Lumber & Mercantile Co..
ranfer made q few days ago,
|aes the property of the r. II
h Estate.
The Ordway new era., 1922-12-08
NEW MINISTER TO GO
TO OLNEY SPRINGS

Olney Springs-The Olney Springs
church is to have new pastor, Rev.
Eibridge II. Gordon, who comes to
Colorado from Nebraska. He will
deliver his first sermon in Olney
Springs December17.
The Ordway new era., 1922-12-08
'FholALlsT COMING AGAIN

Il ..,.. hartman well known opto-
N. WIN ~ years experience will
ns. as Foley Hotel again Thurs-
Nj. II. Crowley. Powell
M. uay 20. Come early and
NJ, scnool children for free ex-
The Ordway new era., 1922-12-08
ADAM SHIPS HOGS

F.. G. Adam shipped two car loads
Of hogs last Saturday to Denver.
One car went out from Ordway and
one from Olney Springs.
The Ordway new era., 1922-12-08

FOR SALE-THE SM NWA & Wa
SWH Sec. IT SEX NE u Sec. 1S,
200 acres, Township 10, range Sc,
Crowley Co., on easy terms. Address
DR.. F. w. Braner. Troy. Ill. (12-2s,
The Ordway new era., 1922-12-08
BUDDING ADDITION

Mr.. Leslie of the Star Valley dist
rict is enlarging his farm residence
by the addition of another room.
The Ordway new era., 1922-12-08
PROPERTY FOR SALE

Owing to i'll health l will sell my
20-acre farm three miles west of
Ordway at bargain, on good terms.
Also 5-room cottage, modern ex-
cept furnace, on Lincoln Ave. (12-22)
J. 4. MUNDELL
The Ordway new era., 1922-12-08
DEPARTMENT INCORPORATES

The fire department at Hugo has
under the name The
Hugo Volunteer Fire Department
The Ordway new era., 1922-12-08
THIRTY STORE CHAIN

The Snodgrass company has put in
a store at Canon City, making
chain of thirty now
The Ordway new era., 1922-12-08
REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE - 4ROOM CEMENT
block house in Ordway. Colo. Will
sell on monthly payments or take
some trade. c. e. Dillon, 921 Grace
Ave-, La Junta, Colo.
The Ordway new era., 1922-12-08
VOLLEY BALL CONTEST
AT CROWLEY FINISHED

Crowley-Friday night, December
1. the final volley ball games of the
Crowley school were played. Thcse
games determined which classes
would have second and third places
in volley ball. The Juniors won s,c-
ond place and the eighth grade third
place.
The Ordway new era., 1922-12-08

II you must use hammer. use It
TO build up rather than to KNOCK
down the efforts of others to buiid
Nm your city. Exchange.
The Ordway new era., 1922-12-08
APPLES-APPLES

APPLES-APP1IES
| HAVE BEN DAVIS AND JON
athan apples for sale at so cents
a bushel. They are fine ones.
j. d. Pantle-Phone SORE
The Ordway new era., 1922-12-08

Don't forget that Martha. by the
Day." is coming to the School Audi
torium soon.
The Ordway new era., 1922-12-08

A real heater ut the Variety Store
auction. Saturday. December ..
The Ordway new era., 1922-12-08
POULTRY

FOR sALE--6 WHITE HOLLAND
turkey hens and gobbler. Inquire
Mrs. w. W. Wright. Phone 76R11.
G2-22l
The Ordway new era., 1922-12-08

Make point to see Martha by the
Day" School Auditorium.
The Ordway new era., 1922-12-08

T. ]. Miller who recently sold his
interest in the Ellis & Miller firm
here has moved back to his farm IN
the Karval district.
The Washington times., 1922-03-16
JACKDEMPSEY
TOTAkECHANCE
ON0THER SIDE
Champion Finally Decides on
Trip Abroad for Bout With
Carpenter.

NEW YORK. March 1s.-Jack
Dempsey has finally decided to tnko
a furry at European touring. a.
cording to announcement made here
today. and now plans to sail within
q month.
Several lesser champions have
found trips abroad starvation propo-
sitions. but the latest lure for Dcmp.
sey and his manager. Jack Kearns.
is project by c. b. Cochrane. the
atrical producer and fight promoter.
to stage q return match between
Dempsey and Georges Carpenter III
one Of the great natural football en-.
closures of Britain. which are ca
pable Of giving crowds Of $1,000 .
view OF the ring.
Cochrane retired" from the fight
Ing game q year or more ago, In
some disgust over the elusive neSU-
tiatons which he had been conduct
ing for a Dempsey Carpenter match.
Since that time international decker.
ing has languished. AS CochranL
was the outstanding promoter Of
England, and no substitute stepped
forward who could guarantee big
money for big matches, the fight
game slowed up, financially speak
ing. for many American fighter, WIN
went abroad with glowing visions
and returned with depleted bank &C.
counts.
Carpenter will be a long odds "a
vorite in popularity IL a champion
ship fight Is held in England. though
he may get little money support.
Britain has adopted Carpenter As q
home" champion-he In heavy
weight champion Of Ensiand-end he
is a popular idol because Joe Beck.
ett's failure to develop leaves Eng
lishmen no man Of their own TO sup
port.
The Washington times., 1922-03-16
LIQUOR RAID HALTS
SHIPMENT OF HORSES

BUFFALO, N. z. March 1s-
Federal authorities are holding the
carload Of horses belonging to Joseph
&. Seagrafn. Canadian turfman.
The racers were seized when
whiskey was found in the car in
which the horses were shipped from
Waterloo, Ontario. to the Pimlico
track, Baltimore They were to race
at the Havre de Grace and Pimlico
trarSs. Trainer William Bringioe
WIS takrn into custody.
The st of horses in the car in.
ciudes Bulldog Drummond and Gold.
en- Sphere, both imported horses, and
considered among the probe bic fav-
orftes at the Baltimore races. The
value o .ce shtire shipment Is place ed
at $4,000 - racing experts. Other
norses In custody are Lady Meave,
Brilliant Jesrer, Partisan Diamond,
Mode, kentish Boy, Wakefield, Red
Stone, Quanah. Ciceronian, Arragose
Nickname, Sweet Bouquet, and Call
pot.
The Washington times., 1922-03-16
MERIDIAN CLUB SEEKS
ADDITIONAL MEMBERS

A large membership 10 the desire
Of the Meridian Athletic Club. in Mt.
Pleasant, which expects to open .
new home in Fourteenth street early
in April. The club quarters will
permit of dances banqusts and
similar forms Of entertainment.
The club expects to broaden it,
scope to include football, basket bail,
bowling. ETC.. in addition to baseball.
Norman r. Blue. Of 1901 wyomins
avenue northwest, is receiving appli.
cations for membership. Blue ID
president and manager Of baseball.
Ralph M. Burrows. secretary and
treasurer. can be reached by phone
at Franklin b383 daily between
q. m. and p. m.
The Washington times., 1922-03-16
coLoREO SANDLoTTERs =
ORGANIZE TOMORROW

The Colored Departmental League
Will reorganixe at a meeting tomor-
row night, at o'clock. at 1913 T
street northwest.
All clubs and departments desiring
franchises should send a representa-
tive u The meeting. Census, Trea-
sury. @. p. O.. War. Navy. Bureau.
Navy Yard and Interstate Commerce
Commission especially are invited to
enter the league.
The Washington times., 1922-03-16
SENECA A. C. ENTERS
SANDLOT COMPETITION

The Seneca A. c., a fast growing
club. has elected Carl Smith presi.
dent-manager; George Dunn. treas.
urer. and Louis Goodman. secretary.
The Seneca A. c. Is rapidly boosting
its membership toward the HAN CEN
fury mark and has on Its roster many
well.known players supplemented by
a number Of former high school per.
formers. The squad had its initial
practice Sunday and large nun Der
turned out. The club 10 out to make
a strong bid for honors In the I'M
limited class and IL receiving chal-
lenges through its manager. Carl
Smith, at 2024 II street northwest.
The Washington times., 1922-03-16
PENN SELECTS RELAY
FOR TRIP TO ENGLAND

PHILADELPHIA, March 10
The tour.mile Penn relay team that
sails from New York next Tuesday
for England has been officially
picked and consists of Capt. Larry
Brown, Don Head. Johnny Herr,
Sayman Kerr and Elmer McLane.
DR.. George w. orion will have
charge Of the track athletes while
Lawson Robertson IL abroad with
the Red and Blue four-mile relay
team. He will be assisted by DR.. Al
Kraenzlein, perhaps the greatest all.
around athlete in the history of
Penn athletics; Sherman Landers.
captain Of the 1919 team, md Bob
Maxam Of tho 1920 team.
The Washington times., 1922-03-16
BILL T|LDEN"
WILL HAVE BOY
As HIS PARTNER
Champion to Pair With Wiener,
~ Years Old, In National
Tennis Doubles.

NEW YORK. March 16.-Entries
for the mems national indoor tennis
championship to be held at the
Seventh Regiment Armory, starting
March 26, will not close until next
Wednesday. but already sixteen lead
ing players have sent in their names
for the singles and four teams for
the doubles. Most interesting of
the entries Is that Of the team OF
William T. Tilden, I'd. world cnam.
pion. and A. l.. Wiener in the dou.
bles.
Tilden, though he held the title
In 1920, will not play this year In the
singles championship. His partner
In the doubles Is q fourteen-year old
lad from Philadelphia, where Tilden
also lives. Tilden's whole career
has been marked by unselfish efforts
to take charge of an especially
promising young player and teach
him all he can Of the game. His
latest protege was found at a Ger.
mantown school. Tilden thinks he
Ii q future Vincent Richards. as
clever as Richards was at the same
age. He had many faults to be cor
rected at the start, but has lear ned
rapidly under the champions tute-
lage. He had good speed at the be-
ginning. and Tilden states that he
has now acquired control and a good
variety Of strokes.
1t will be recalled in this conrec-
ton that Tilden played doubles In
Europe last summer with another
Of his proteges. Arnold w. Jones of
Providence. and that previously he
had similarly done much to advance
the cause of Charles 8. Garland. Carl
Fischer. Of the University of Penn
sylvania, Is another OF the most
noted players whom the champion
has coached.
Another interesting entry in the
list for the indoor championship Is
that Of the versatile Edgar T. APP
pleby, national and international
amateur billiard champion. Appleby
will compete In both singles and
doubles.
The Washington times., 1922-03-16
lands STEERS CLEAR OF
RoMMEL-MAcK SCRAP

BALTIMORE. March ls.-soms
caustic remarks in = newspapsr
interview attributed to Manager
Connie Mack Of the Philadelphia
Americans concerning Ed Rommsi,
hold-out pitcher Of the Athletics,
prompted Rommel to send the clip-
ping to Baseball Commissioners Ian
dis as illustrating Mack's attitude
toward him. He also reQuessed the
high commissioners advices to the
proper course to follow
Rommell received reply today.
II reads:
Replying to your letter of March
8 with Enclosure, have no desire
to contribute anything % that cruel
newspaper war.
TX. NJ. LANDI0."
The Washington times., 1922-03-16
Oswald MeDuff.

VyOUNG Oswald McDuff used TO think In . way
That he ought to b something or other some day.
at must BE- great stuff he would frequently claim
"To roll like Jack Dempsey In money and fame!
And it must-be dead swell 70 BE- smart like McGraw
And grab all the gold you hold In your paw!
II could be great would sure chuck some bluff"
Said Oswald McDun.
The lad who is spending his days and his nights
In cnvying men who have hurdled the heights, ,a
Is building q future sorrow and sioth, .ar.
For envy eats IN like q generous growth BY, e.
The stars that you envy worked hard for the goal
And were always too busy to envy, SOUL ,,.,
BY toll, not by snvy you mount Fames steep bluff
Dear Oswald McDun To ., -
The Washington times., 1922-03-16
INDEPENDENTS MEET
NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT

A business meeting Of the Inde.
pendent A. c. will be held next Sat.
urday night at the home of the
manager. Mrs. L. Nicholas, 72e
Tenth street northeast. An cleo
ton Of officers will be held.
Those requested to attend are Lee
Collier. Ray Brengie. Payton. Mead
Chamberlain. Schlosser. Gleason.
Swope, Watt, Hunt, Dorer.. Green
and Henry Matheny.
The Washington times., 1922-03-16
Following II tho final standing of

inSton Post League, have challenged
the Minion team to q three-gRme set
TO decide the newspaper office league
championship, the winners to meet
the team that finishes first In the
Evening Star League. The Dashes
and Minion teams will meet next
Monday afternoon on the Recreation
alleys. where all the league games
were rolled.
The Washington times., 1922-03-16
California University
Sells TO- Year Season
Tickets

To insure the necessary funds
for their new stadium. the ath-
letic authorities of the Univer-
sity Of California are selling
seats in the structure for ten
years in advance.
For q donation of 800 each
Of the Bears benefactors is pre-
scented with q certificate Of the
coupon-bond type. Once q wear
for the next decade the coupons
will be exchanged for season
passes. emitting the bearer to
at least SO worth Of varsity
entertainment.
The Washington times., 1922-03-16
Buffaloes Meet.

Candidates and members are re.
auested to attend the Buffalo 4. e.
meeting tonight at 1880 o'clock at the
Lovejoy School. Earl r. Williams,
256 Warren street northeast. - book
ing games.
The Washington times., 1922-03-16
CRYSTALS Active.

Another unlimited class team IL
In the field. The Crystal A. c. In
ready to book games. Frank Owens,
Of S2s Commerce street. alexandria
Va, il the man to see for games.
The Crystals also have . JUNO.
team.
The Washington times., 1922-03-16
Owen Harvard Captain.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. March 49,.
George Owen, r.. Of Newton. captain
of the Harvard hockey team. has
been reelected. Owen, q hockey,
football and baseball star, was origi
nally elected ~ q sophomore.
The Washington times., 1922-03-16

AurOis McAiwee led the league
with an average Of 100. just nosing
out Malcolm BY . few pins. McAlwee
also led In number Of spares. with
%. ssrgt. Charlie Warren was the
best strike bowler. with Is marks.
The Diamond team copped high
team game with . $50 score. Law
renee. with l6l, had high game. and
George was paid Oft for high set
with 37s. Elwsil. Cahoon and NAL
colin were tied with IS for high flat
game.
Following In tho final standing of
The Washington times., 1922-03-16
MINION BOWLERS HOG TEAM
HONORS IN TIMES LEAGUE

Cubssens Colsmans MiniOn bews the wahngton Times
crowd the Mions hung record in match. which
they coppsd from the Pss The 1lA The Rubs
81 Malcolm leading
md then Coemsns put last
bit Of stuff scrambled the front.
Bsdes Goldman, the Mion bowlers Cy Burrs Bruce Will
The Washington times., 1922-03-16
Pair Freed on Charge
Of Defrauding
Book1naker al

LONDON, March 1s. The
charge Of defraudinS bookmskeru
on race-track betting, made
against Mrs. Owen Peel, WAS dis.
missed IN police court. Mr.. Pssl
is the daughter OF Sir Robert Jar.
dine. Bart. a rich Land owner and
turfman. .. a.4 ....
Captain Peel, the husband. was
sentenced to q year ON the same
charge of fraudulency.
The Washington times., 1922-03-16
Want Basket Game,

The Ingram Midgets want . game
With . basketball team avsragins
eighty-fivs to ninety pounds. Chai.
lengers should phone Lincoln 600.
The Washington times., 1922-03-16

n4IyAT
IL Wsshington.1
The new outfeider was permitteo
70 take his regular turn at bal
s~a,nst tho nitcbinr. but instead OF
-,-' - $500 .h. h....
mercy runh'ns arounu INC
n the others were doing. he weD'
INTO second on the slide. Manager
fruon .,ood osf a short distancs
ana watcneo MS eftorts'
The first time GOslin came Into
rkhe bnr. he nearly broke his leg
60, s.S .. 81. t,,,,. art Ms,.r
No" " s~~o .""'0 o.''
aided oy hice' tnen snowoo MN
how they work the hook slide and
slhe fallawas, sending him over
the route after them. He was
kept 1t II for fully five minutes
before quitting.
x. -
want tearing down the line. round.
a first a, ton speed and hooked
second, n wasn't perfect, by any
provement over his initial showing.
a. long as the batting drill con-
tinued
Probably because clouds obscured
fhe sun throughout the days work.
out the reguIA. displayed q greatly
Increased sore Of pep and dash on
their third day out. They began
driving the ball on a line, too. This
was especially true Of Roger Peck
mpAugh. Pat, Charity and Hank
9hanks. They lost the ball more
than once into the far reaches be-
The fielding drill, closing the days
workout. gave Roger Peckinpapgh
IN opportunity to show the big an
proyement in the Washington IN.
0eld. Though he IL taking no
chances with snap throws. Peck is
3 getting the ball across to Judge
pretty nearly on q line right now.
He cannot U'ss a throw nor rAssch
. runner any better than could
Dlackie O'Rourke. His supremacy
comes In throwing way. and he
has II. Already Hank Shanks IL be.
gtnning to crowd third base instead
Qf playing well over toward sh"rt.
O'Rourke's weak wing compellAd
Shsnks to cover Il IN lat ssas1s,
This explains why 40 many hits
went past Shanks, especially dur.
Ing the first half Of tho eessOn
when the rabbit ball was in NE.
This season, with a slower ban In
the game and Peck well able TO
cover the wide world, Shsnks N
closer to the bag. Now he has 4
chance to knock down some Of
Those drives that sailed mast him
last spring.
There is no necessity to describe
Heck's method Of playing short. He
u an American League veteran end
DIE fans all know him. Suffice be II
70 say that he ia in the besr of
health, hasn't q weak place in him
and is delighted to be with the G~iff.
men. He refuses to talk about his
Undoubtedly he feels that he has
received q raw deal. Had ne been
compelled to play with the Boston
Red Sox he might have retired from
The Washington times., 1922-03-16

STROLLS THROUGH
= SPORTVuLE
By William F. Kirk.

By William F. Kirk.
AMBITION.
vTyHERE isn't player in baseball today
Who think: he 6as come to the peak Of his play
And become Sa u'.a sr.ss popular ie.dsr in tms '
No leader Of players that We
Looked forward to less than The fame Of McGrawi
There isn't kid boxing now in some gym
With dozens Of younger kds enyyng him,
He will through the RANKS Of the glove gushing
The big, awkward boy With the air Of Jay
Is dreaming Of wallopins Dempsey some day!
There isn't schoolboy in all the broad land
Who doesn't belisv: th.t in time tine. be W s stand
With millions Of schoolboys reverinS his
In fancy he's making his fosmen look pale
While tearing off touchdowns for Harvard or Yale!
There IN one lad that 10 really worth while ....
Who doesn dream dreams most imposing in style.
Just let this truth remain under your lid;
Whateer your position whasr Fate may may bring 49,.
Attitude In Sports.
lHE every branch Of
fessiona Is what going determine that youngsters
Il profession This is the gospel truth
chan according the old saying stronger than its weak
II yUunester lacking ambition and aim and vision his
that make for might just a. well be dormant
within him OF absent altogether
youngster thinks amless that must be fine
a hortstop college fubaek cham
pon heavyweight something isn't likely to be anything
that It cannot be Certainly there is
it Of world have discovered Give
ambition and vision his future and there
literally end to the possibilities Of that boy ,. > .
history athlete In the sporting world Deas
With intensity did Mahewson to be great pitcher:
ongngy Dempsey his on the heavyweight
IT'S Mind that makes tie sef hing.
The WILL TO WIN IL everything!
The Washington times., 1922-03-16
COSLIN TAKES LESSONS
! IN BASE THIEVING FROM
PROPS. MILAN AND RICE
BY LOUIS A. BOUCHER.

TAMPA Fa March lSLeou Gosn is going to school again.
but baseball school, has taking intensive
sliding Milan Rice
his Gosn of fine Of speed but does
Milan . American League
eighyeght cushions and all there
bag Sam Rice FAST graceful base well able to hook
Between them they believe they will have Gosn Ii,
shape to do some wonderful running this season.
d . the bases,
says Manager Milan something speed be
Stanley nearly fast Gosln but he is
So Shanks owest
b the squad.
receive instructions long here He will have plenty
Braves pitchers without doubt reckon he
this spring than he did last fall when he
A. Weuhp
The Washington times., 1922-03-16

The condemned got away today for
Leesburg. where they tackle the pitt
ful pills. Ortff told them to come
back with their shields on T.. EN-, and
The Washington times., 1922-03-16

while homo cities arc paying
al . clubs expenses merely to
obtain the advertisine," said
0riff, II ask nothing but your
support. I feel that You viii give
Il to mo. / assure you that the
games to be played here win be
we'll worth the admission charges
and will BE- the only big league
baseball Tampa will have"