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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-23

same. for the year 1921. and that 80
much Of each OF the several tracts OF land
may be necessary % discharge the taxes
penalty costs and charges thereon are
due from the owner thereof. ~ the time
DELINQUENT IMPROVEMENT
n sale. viii be sold AZ prohc auction.
by the city Treasurer, a. the City Hail
door in the City ~ Mishswaks. County
Of st. Joseph. on the second Monday. the
18Th day Of February, 4. d. 1922. com
~ said day and continuing until the
completion az said sale. unless said taxes.
penalties, costs and charges he paid
&c. LUKENRACH.
Controller Of the City OF Mishawaks.
ST Joseph County. Indiana
Y. second 81. Lateral sewer
q VIM A McInerny. Lot IA.
Beiger Farm 3rd--....-.....S S13
u Sadie NJ. Yost. Lot IL. Camp
bells Plat Observation-Disclosures. 90
T. second st water Connections
10 VIM. A. McInerny, Lot ia
Beiger Farm Bird .........-. 217
a Sadie NJ. Nost. Lot II. Camp
bells Plat .-..--..- ....-.- 21t
p second st. Asphalt Pavement
81 VIM. A. McInerny, Lot :.
Gernhart's 2nd ............. 210T
n VIM. A. McIneruy. Lot ia.
Beiger's Farm 8rd........... 1881
20 sadie ": Yost, Lot H. Camp
w. Lawrence st. sewer
I Bernard J. Meyers. Lot -.
Lawrence & BatteIl. ........ 55f
Home st. Sewer
SCI VIM. A McInerny. Lot 247,
Beger Farm 3rd......-..... 77N
SD VIM. A McInerny. Lot 24S.
Beiger Farm 3rd ...-.......- 80
So VIM. A McInerny, Lot 289.
Beiget Farm 3rd ............ 80
Edgewater Drive Pavement
$40 Harry GS and Mary Niles.
Lot 2f e II. EdgeWater Place q 81
W. Tenth So. Lateral Sewer
9o5 George jerks. Lot rs, Nc
Inerny Engledrum ..-...- 6 60
Melville st. sewer
geo VIM. A. McInerny, Lot 10.
Bsiger Farm 5rd. .........-. 10.6s
922 VIM A. McInsrny, Lot LAG, 49,
Beiger Farm Bird ..--....-..- 9S1
Z E. Tenth 81. Walk
rs VIM 4. McInerny. Lot 10.
Ward Il Laing. ........--..-. LOG
ee9 VIM. !. .McInerny. Lot p.
WarC LalnC .-...-..-. AO6
State st. Walk and Curb
961 ". ID. Overmsn. Lot 122. Lin
coin Garden ...-............ %
/ 97S VIM. a McInerny, Lot 1872.
Lincoln Garden ............. 504
! $40 VIM A. McInerny, Lot 40.
Lincoln Garden ..-.----..... 5o4
/ $50 VIM. A. Mclnerny. Lot IA,
Lincoln Garden ...----.-.... 5O4
State ~. Sewer
/ 1907 ". d. Overman, Lot I'D, Lin
coin Garden .........----.-. t4H
/ 1924 VIM. 4. McInerny, Lot 1870.
Lincoln Garden .-...----...- 100
/ 1928 VIM. A. McInerny. Lot $40,
Lincoln Garden ...........-. 1000
/ 1925 VIM. A. McInerny, Lot IA.
Lincoln Garden ............. 1000
short and Ell IT. Sewer
lO11 Ella hrantZ. Beginning on
r. line Of Short st. 116 IT. y
of Alice St. tn. :. 30 IT.. TN
+. % +. line Of Lot T. Brays
Survey. tn y. . IT.. tn W.
TO place of beginning. ...... 1J1g
Byrkit Ave. Grade, Walk 4 Curb
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-23

both slept bon the same room mt a
lodging house there. In the morn
ing Onisczko was gone SO was
$500 that belonged to Dubanics
Onisczko was tried for larceny but
was released for lack OF sufficient
evidence New evidence was recent
Iy unear1hed and Chief BarrOws
started "a search for Onisczko
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-23

More than goo men and women
gathered in the X. of p. hall Satur-
day night when Mishawaka Tent
No. u. Maccabees entertained the
Interurban Association. A class OF
eight were initiated. William Arm
stead of Mishawaka gave the ad-
dress of welcome. Ralph Smith Of
Laporte was the principal speaker.
The guests came from Goshen, Niles,
Elkhart Laporte and South Bend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-23
REV. TITUS GETS
CALL FROM FORMER
CHURCH IN CANADA
Resigned u Years Ago Be
cause He Played Baseball
Now Asked to Return.

Rev. c.. W Titus. pastor OF the
First Christian church here. who
was forced to resign his pastorate
at the Coburg Street Christian
church. AT St. Johns. Y r.. Canada.
II years ago. because OF his interest
and participation in professional
baseball. has received a call from
that church.
After Il years the same church
that asked for his resignation now
wants him back again and does not
care how much professional base
ball he plays
Gets Second Call.
This Is Rev Titus second call
from his Canadian church since he
resigned his pastorate in preference
10 being dictated TO about his a.h-
letic tendencies.
Rev. Titus is considering the call
The offer made him is a very at
tractive one.
Rev. Titus IS known here as well
as in Canada as a second Billy sun
day because of his interest in pro
fessional baseball. Coming 10 Mish-
awake in 1915 he has made hund
reds of friends and has built up the
congregation Of the First Christian
church from a small following to a
membership Of more than ESQ, his
church having the second largest
membership of any of the Protest
ant churches i'm Mishawaka.
Was Baseball Player.
St. Johns. y. B., Canada, is city
of 10000 population. In 1908 and
1909, Rev. Titus was pastor Of the
Coburg Street Christian church OF
that city. He took an active part in
the city's athletic life and was es-
pecially known for his baseball abil-
ity. playing third base on the city's
team. He played for love Of the
game and because he felt his in
fuence was beneficial upon the play
ers. He invariably declined a sal
airy.
The trustees of the church were
opposed TO Rev. Titus liberal views
and gave him the option Of quitting
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-23

baseball or resiEninE from the
church. Rev. Titus resigned.
During the world war Rev Titus
served with the Y. NJ. &. a, and at
tached 90 the First Division. parti-
cipated in four major offensive OPP
erations in France. He lives ar 307
Lincoln way W. is married. and
has two children. lie IS an ardent
advocate Of the Y NJ C.. A. and is
an all-round athlete. mem Der OF the
American Legion and Veterans Of
Foreign Wars.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-23
TEMPLE THEATER.

Again Mary Pickford has tri-
umphed, Through the Back Door.
her newest film vehicle, came TO the
Temple theater yesterday for a three
days stay. and with it came all the
merriment and also all the pathos
that have put this little artist on
the topmost rung of the ladder Of
fame.
In this film we see Mary Pickford
as little girl again. And without
question. she is q better little girl
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-23
MRS. SARLE ENTERTAINs.

Mrs William A. Sarle. 739 Lin
coin way r, entertained 20 ladies
Saturday at a thimble party at her
home. Miss Hazel Stevens Myers
rendered a group of harp solos. The
decorations were cut flowers. Re
freshments were served.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-23
WIFE Has HUSBAND ARRESTED.

Earl Satterlee, SPA Lincoln way
W. was arrested on a charge Of as
sault and battery preferred by his
wife. Bessie Satterlee I'm default
OF his bonds ne is being held in the
city jail and viii be arraigned in
the city court today
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-23
BOXING CONTEST AT CENTURY.

Johnny Rubin. Mishawakas
fighting Irishman. viii meet Eddie
Welsh I'm the main bout Of an all
star boxing contest TO be given at
the Century theater, Tuesday, Jan.
81. Rubin has been in Mishawaka
since early last summer and is em-
ployed at the Ball Band factory. He
recently fought Clarence Willard OF
Elkhart and made an excellent
Showing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-23
IIRE RESULTS IN sfoo DAMAGE

Sparks from a chimney caused
Roof FIRE at the homo Of Mrs. Nancy
Healy. G15 Locust ST., sunday morn
ing. which resulted in 500 damage
The Central FIRE department was
called TO extnguish the blaze.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-23
Goodbye BoiIs!
S. s S. viii Rid You of BoiIs, Pimplss
Blackheads and Skin Eruptions.

A boil is a volcano, your blood n
50 chuck fun OF poisons that these
boil out into a boil They'll keen
boiling up" until you destroy them
completely by the use OF =. = s. one
OF the most powerful blood cleansera
known to science. S. 8. s. has stood
the test Of time. The power OF its
ingredients Is acknowledged BY auth
critics. Its medicinal ingredients are
guaranteed 10 be purely Q { a O.
Right off. IL clears the skin OF PIN
piles. boils. blotches. blackheads acne.
eczema, rash and other skin eruptions.
and does IL thoroughly. It drives out
OF the blood impurities which cause
makes the blood rich and
pure builds up lost flesh. II helps 20
manufacture new blood cells,-that'E
one OF its secrets. s. 8. s is sold at
all drug stores, in two sizes The lar
ger size is the more economical
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-23

1855 wm A. NcInerny Tot 2
Gernharf's 2nd ...........- 11 81
Home -. Sidewalk
i4l2 VIM A McInerny. Lot 2f1
BeiEer Farm ard .......... fn q,
l4lf VIM 4 McTnerny. Lot 2s7
Bel cr Farm Ard .-......-... O. q
1873 VIM A Mc1nerny Lot 2fS
Beiar Farm 5rd -.........- -
". Tenth 81. Lateral Sewer
9 Chas. Hutrebout. Lot S1. Nc
Inerny & Enzledrum .----. 50 81
y. West -. Lateral Sewer
Frank r George. y. p va
Gated alley and lot 4 n. P ISL
Helen 3. Roper. s. = va
Gated alley and y. 1.73 r. ~
" 10 n. Of Lot 3 %. p.-.... 4-l
3 ChHs. F & Dsisey r. Gilman.
Reg az y. r. Cor. or Lot 5
on West ST. "a. = 90 q point
- r.. ! IN. \. ~ S r. Cor
Lot 5. IN. W. III r.. tn y
747 r.. tn p - t. tn "
r., th. r. 187 r. 10 place Of
sixth st. Pavement
2 Henri Van Dc Caveye W -
IT. Of Lot S & T. 18th r. Of
Lot 9. Tallieu LIST .......... 2~ls
65 August & Louise Holsbeke
Lot 8. II. r. Perkins. ..---.. 400
10 Lewis s. a Minnie g. Mur
ray. F. IS r. Of Lot ?. Dodge
Mfg. Co. 1st.......-......... Gf-
Elm st Grading
John q sophia Barrett. F. SO
r. Of s. 10 # Lot l2S a.
W X FOwler's LIST ......... TTH
Michael u. & julia Severa
y. l. r. Lot rs and S is
n Of Lot 155 g ". T. Fow
ler's LIST ......-............. -i-
Harry Worthington y So r.
Of y. 116 It. Of lot 155. & W
Fowler's Ist -............ luI .
T. r. r. Lukenbach. City Controller 81
the City Of Mishawaka, ST. Joseph Cour
~. Indiana. hereby certify that the aboy
and foregoing rs a correct list OF land
and town lots In said city, returned an
remaining delinquent for non -paymer
Of Improved Taxes and Assessments On
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-23
NOTICES
TAN LIST FOR 1921.
GOutro1lpr'z Office

Nisha waka. Indiana.
January g. 1922
Notice is hereby given that the fol
lowing described lands and town lots
have beeu returned 90 this office by the
Treasurer of said CITY of Nishawaka.
and now remain delinquent for the non
payment Of Street improvements due on
them and from Individuals owning the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-23
MASHED POTATOES.

Add a quarter of teaspoon OF
baking powder to the potatoes as
YOU mash them and they viii be
lighter.
Dr. Wegner. 534 Farmers Trust bldg
13-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-23
Was Baseball Player.

THE NEWS TIMES Red
Cross coupe fund now stands
at $591.65 and leaves a bal
ance Of $4l.35 to complete
the fund. A special effort
will be made 10 secure dona-
tons for this amount today
and tomorrow.
The list of donations now
is as follows:
News I lines Misha-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-23
EMPLOYMENT


FOR SALE Chester White brood sow.
fll bloodrd spotted Poland China
stock hog rDt West Jefferson 50.
PIP
DOG. cats. Pets =
FOR SAIE-IuIl. bIooGed white Russian
greyhound pup Ta-e Pharmacy cor
uer sixth ana spring SIS. Phone Mish
awaka 1912 10f
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-23

Byrkit Ave. Grade. walk & Curb
The New York herald., 1922-08-06

been my despair since childhood. One a11er-
noou IZe,fitfu the hills; exchanged it foyone Of
absolute bs<,1ty and undonbta6le natu,al coloy:
Except that | can now let you prove
it for yourself, 7 would never tell the
story-a story my own father found it
hard to believed
Hardest of all to believe is this; the
transformation took just forty minutes
Here are the facts:
About the first thing one notices in this
southern English province, is the uni
formly beautiful complexions. The low
liest maid and her mother, TOBIAS a
radiantly beautiful skin. Mine, lacking
lustre and color, with impurities nothing
seemed to eradicate or even hide, was
horribly conspicuous.
1t was happy thought that took most
unhappy girl on long walk through the
hills one afternoon. had stopped at the
apothecary's to replenish my cosmetic
to find it was unknown. They did not
have even a cold cream. The irony of it!
In land where beauty OF face was in evi
dcnce at every turn the women used no
bcautihersl Do you wonder | took to
the hillsf" | didn't want to see another
pcaches-and-creamy complexion that day.
But did.
AT house where paused for drink
from the spring, ] stepped back in surprise
when the young woman straightened-up
The New York herald., 1922-08-06
Anyone
May No1u Haze This
Wonderful Clay

News Of the wonders performed by this
clay has brought thousands of requests for
it. Women everywhere land men, too, by
the way) are now supplied Forty Minute
Clay. The laboratory where it is COM
pounded sends it direct to the user. A jar
is five dollars, but have yet to hear of any
one who did not regard it worth several
times that amount For mind, in over six
hundred test cases, it did not once fail. 1t
seems to work on all ages, and regardless
of how pimpled, clogged or dull the skin
may be-
The application is readily made by any
body, and the changes brought about in
less than an hour will cause open-mouthed
astonishment. knoqU.
When see awoman now, with course
textured skin that mars the whole effect Of
her otherwise dainty care OF self, it is all ]
can do to refrain from speaking of this
natural, perfectly simple way to bring skin
and color such as Nature meant us to have
-and has given us the way to have.
The New York herald., 1922-08-06
A New Skin in 40 Minutes
with this Astounding Beauty Clay!

compliment woman ever received. In
basket had two crooks of the precious
clay. | thought fathers questions would
never end; where did find it; could take
him to the spot; what was its action, and
reaction, and lots else | didn't know
Father is chemist.
Suddenly it dawned on me. He wanted
to unearth the secret of that clay's amaz-
ing properties, and take it to America! For
two weeks we staid on; heworked all day
at his ''mud pies as | called them. Back
home at last in Chicago, he worked many
weeks more. He experimental on me, and
on all my girl friends. At last he scientif-
ically produced clay identical with that
Welsh clay in its miraculous effects-only
ten times more smooth and pure
The New York herald., 1922-08-06
decide to "Clay''

In moment, she wet the clay which
had dried on her face and neck, wiped it
away, and stood in all the glory of per-
feet complexion. Ithink | shall never again
envy another as | did that stolid maiden
of the hills. Her features were not pretty;
they did not need to be, for no woman
ever will have more gorgeous skin. She
explained that this amazing clay treatment
did it. The natives made weekly habit of
"claying' the skin, quite as one cares
regularly for the hair.
was easily persuaded to try it. Had
not done ridiculous things in beauty par
lors where many could see my plight We
tucked a towel over my blouse, and from
the springs bed she took the soft, soothing
clay and applied it.
AS we sat and talked, the clay dried.
Soon | experienced the most delightful
tngling in every facial pore; the impurities
were being literally pulled out. Half an hour
more, and we removed the clay mask
Hopeful, but still skeptical, followed
into the tiny house to glimpse myself in a
mirror.
MY blemishes qve,e goneI
fairly glowed with color that spread
down the neck to the shoulders. My cheeks
were SO downy soft, felt them hundred
times on the way home. Father surprised
look when entered the rooms of the little
inn that evening was the most genuine
The New York herald., 1922-08-06
How Pleasure Trip to Sunny Wales Uncovered
Secret of Mother Earth's That Forever Ends Any
Woman's Need for Complexion Beautifier

to greet me. Her face was covered with
mud. recognized the peculiar gray clay
of that section; very fine, sleek, smooth
clay it was Seeing my surprise, the girl
smiled and said, MADAM does not clayi'
| admitted | did nail
The New York herald., 1922-08-06

Keep your skin pores clean, open, tingl-
ing with life! My father has made you
remarkable offer below. Read carefullv:
The New York herald., 1922-08-06
By MARTHA RYERSON

HAVE brought to America the
greatest news women ever heard
about the skin. From Wales where
/ spent a month without seeing
q single bad complexionl | went
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-19
DESCAMPS FIRST TO
WELCOME DEMPSEY
Carpenter, Detained by Bout.
viii Pay Respects to Cham
piOn Wednesday.

BY Associated Press.
LONDON, April IS Francois
Descamps. manager of Georges Car
pentier. who arrived in London Mon
day night from Paris accompanied
by Carpenter, was among the first
TO greet Jack Dempsey as the Amer
lean pUgilist stepped from the train
into a large crowd awaiting him at
the Waterloo station Tuesday after
noon. Carpenter was not with Des-
camps. having left for Manchester
early in the day to give an exhibit
ton bout Tuesday night. The
French boxer VIII return to London
Wednesday and after greeting
Dempsey will 60 to Maidenhead TO
begin training for his fight on May
Il with Ted Kid" Lewis
Dempsey was cheered by a large
crowd. which included many won-
en-. who vainly tried TO get near
him, as his automobile started from
the Waterloo station. Newspaper e.
men interviewed him at the hotel,
whilo photographers took numerous
pictures Of the champion.
Dempsey declared he was glad
TO be in England and was grateful
for his wonderful welcome. Jack
kearns, manager OF the American
pugirst, SAID he could not forsee any
bouts in England
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-19

When one mentions a trainer IN
connection with baseball few per
sons would suspect the man holding
the position doing such an amount
OF work and just that kind Of work.
The college trainer is IN command
OF the situation IN athletics He is
responsible for the physical welfare
OF the athletes. de tells them when
they shall go 10 bed and when TO
arise. what they can and what they
cannot eat. when they can play and
when they cannot play. his word
IS law over that OF the coach
But IN baseball. with millions de-
pending upon the physical welfare
Of the men playing the game. the
trainer becomes merely a Gunga
Din Of Balloon
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-19
KiIbdne Not Enthusiastic
Ouer Offer to Meet Cri0ui

PARIS, April 1S.-It was consid-
cred probable in boxing circles Tues
day that the proposed 20-round bout
between Johnny Kilbane, world s
champion featherweight and Eugene
Criqui. French bantam champion,
would not take place in France.
The offer Of a purse Of 500 900
francs has failed TO arouse much
enthusiasm. Kilbane's manager is
holding out for $50. 900, while Cri-
OUTS desire 10 meet the champion is
not equal 10 his paying his own
training expenses and running the
risk OF receiving no money. Kibane
left Tuesday for a trip through the
battlehelds He appears anxious to
fight the French champion. but the
conditions exacted appear to make
it impossible 10 stage the battle in
Europe.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-19
new SET OF TITLE
HOLDERS ASSURED
National A ateur Boxing
Championships Now Under
Way at Boston.
~ Associated Press


BOSTON ARENA. April 18.-The
national amateur boxing champions
of 1922 were in the process Of pro-
duction here Tuesday night, when the
annual title tournament. contested
through nine hours of fighting that
ended at dawn Tuesday. was resumed
in the semi-fnals stage. The finals
10 eight classes were to be completed
before the heavyweight champion
was announced and the battle ended.
An almost completely new set of title
holders was assured.
Eddie Eagan Of Denver and Ha--
ward law school. former champion
of the heavyweight and 175 pound
class. was defeated in the semi-finals
OF the latter class By the Metro
politan champion. Charles McKenna
Of New York.
Summaries.
Bouts three round each unless
specihed.)
112 pound semi Mar
Gus. Cleveland knocked out Ray Al
fano. East St. Louis. H. extra
round).
T. p. McManus, Pittsburg, defeat
ed James Moore, Boston.
lis pound class-Sid ferris, New
York. defeated Ted Blodgett. Lynn.
Louis Raddy. Cleveland defeated
Jack Johnston, Toronto
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-19
BLUES WIN SLAB DUEL
OVER SENATORS, 4-3

COLUMBUS. April 1S.-Kansas
City Tuesday defeated Columbus !
to ir a slab duel between Schopp
and Lowdermilk The latter re-
tired in the ninth with three balls
ard one strike on SChupp. Northrop
succeeded him and walked Schupp.
On Dowd's attempted sacrifice, Nor
throp threw high TO second and
both runners were safe. After
Becker had grounded out, Nor
throp walked Good TO get at Brief,
then walked the latter. forcing in
the games winning run. Until the
eighth inning Schupp had BANKED
Columbus with only two hits. Score :
Kansas City 900 O21 O01-4 5
Columbus 600 600 030-3 5 4
Schupp and McCarty; LowdermiIll
Northrop and Hartley.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-19
LEONARD BROTHERS
big NIGHT PLANS
MAY PROVE LITTLE
Benny Arranges Fine Large
Evening When Joe First
Enters Ring.
BY DAVIS WALSH
Il. y. :. Sports Editor)

NEW YORK. April IS.-Accord-
irg to all accounts. the Brothers
Leonard" Of the we'll known Bronx
LeoEards, are TO enjoy a rather large
evening within a matter Of weeks.
Benny, the lightweight champion. is
TO meet Jack Britton, the welter-
weight king. in one of those Jersey
Civ no-decision things, which means
thai nothing of an annoying nature
is u happen TO Benjamin on that oc-
cas.on.
On the same bill. Joe Leonard. the
great mans brother is 10 make pro-
fessiOnal debut. His fistic vis-a-vis
has not been named, but Billy Glib
son informs us that he Will be chosen
from that lean and hungry division
known as the junior lightweight
class. AS Cheney, Dundee and VAL
gar are the only junior lightweIghts
Of distinction, Bennys brother will
he amply provided for on that occa-
sion. He viii not meet any of the
three named, for obvious reasons, and
certainly the rest of the field should
not discomfort the youth who is said
10 have handled brother Benny and
others without trouble in the gym
nasium. OF course. that gymnasium
business is the we'll known water
works. You can't prove anything by
it.
But at that, the young fellow has
shown class beyond his years. which
are 10 in number. Benny himself
admits that uha7 ba save he
wouldn't send brother into the ring
with an experienced battler until he
was sure Joe was ready"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-19

Ball clubs. with millions OF dol
lars invested IN the bodies OF men.
have never taken precauton 10 pro-
tect this investment IN human flesh.
Colleges and universities, even
high schools, whose athletic per-
formers cost nothing. spend a great
deal OF money each year fortunes IN
fact, protecting them.
Baseball has its trainers. but there
Is probably not trainer IN the en-
tire game that has even q slight
medical education. What trainers
IN baseball know about the human
body Is scraps OF knowledge picked
up hare and there, scraps that often
prove dangerous
There IS no position IN baseball
mora badly nLSnamed than Il