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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-25
BILLY SUNDAY CAPTURES
LYNCHBURG AND VICINITY
Noted Evansclists Work Sole Topic of Discussion in
Hill City and Surrounding Territory-WiII
Speed Up Campaign Today

LTNCIiBt;RG. VA. Sept. 24.-It's
Sunday" every day in the week IN
Lynchburg. for Rev. william a. Sun
country around about for twenty Ave
miles or more. Go where you will and
take what may appear TO be abundant
precautions: and still there Is no
escape from discussion of Billy Sun
day and his campaign here. And the
campaign may only he said TO be run
ming only in low gear. for the SER
vices today wound up the first two
full weeks Of the six tho noted evan
gels, is tn he here.
While Lynchburg had many pco-
pie. some church men md some nom
church people. who did not want to
soc tho campaign start. these are
many times fewer than they were
two weeks ago, for tho Rev. Blly
has fitted in in Lynchburg in Il WAY
that he ats everywhere else.
so Into High Gear To-day
The campaign Is expected to hc
ready Cor high gear this week. and
from tomorrow 1t will be running
under tension as hign as spiritual
gasoline can keep It going.
Much OF tho efforts Of tho SUNDAY
party during hes" weeks here has
been to tune up tho rcml CHURCH folks
and tho" may s;.ii 'uow - be al u
revival stage. So that tn. saw dus;
trail VIII BE- "a hot one from now on.
Something like 10000 people have
heard the, evangelist In the taberna-
Gle. and many other thousands have
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-03-31
w z (. K
CLEAN UP WEEK PROCLAMATION

Health and attractiveness of COM
munities demand that followins tho
close of the winter season and before
the beginning of summers heat there
should be a general cleaning I'M of
animal and vegetable matter and
other debris which cannot be prevent
ed from accommodating by any meas
ure of precaution that can be enfo,4e
ed, in order that unclean. unhealtb-
ful and unsightly conditions may not
prevail, generating and spreading
disease and breeding pestilential in
sects
1t is deemed advisable and
most conducive to general removal
ton whereby no one may have excuse
Tor delay or negligence to the detri-
ment and danger to the health of
himself and family, or to his neigh
bors, to set apart week wherein all
good citizens are called upon not a.
lone to see that their own premises
are set in order, but that a whole
some and effective community spirit
may be created.
We should consider it our duty
at all times to interest ourselves in
the welfare of the patriots who risk
their lives and endanger or impaired
their health for our national safety
and security during the World War.
1t Is, therefore, suggested to all com.
munities as we'll as individuals that
where help has to be employed in the
necessary work incident to cleaning
up OF premises, our eX-service men be
given the preference as far as DOS
sible.
THEREFORE,, I, d. w. Davis, Gov.
ernor of the state of IDAHO, do des-
ignate and set apart the week be-
ginning April 9th and ending April
18th, as CLEAN UP WEEK" for the
State of Idaho, and do call upon all
citizens and all communities to give
every possible effort toward making
effective the spirit and purpose of
this proclamation by devoting their
time, attention and energies to a
cleansing and renovation OF premi ses
belonging to and adjacent to their
places of abode.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, 1
have hereunto set my hand and have
caused the great seal of the State of
Idaho to be affixed this Gath day of
March, 1922,
D. w. DAVIS
Governor.
ATTEST
ROBERT O. JONES
Secretary of State.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-31
Indiana
Tossers
AreDue
Varsity Diamond Men, en-
Route to Orient, Will
Reach Seattle Tonight

TWELVE members Of she univer'
L atty Of Indiana baseball squad
are due 20 arrive In Seattle ~ SIS
over the Miiwaukee railroad Friday.
completing the first lap of their trip
to Japan. where they VIII play .
number Of series with leading Jap
aness university teamA
wascda university Of Toxic effs-
cially invited the Hooeier tossers TO
croas the Pacific and win pay all en-
pens>s Of tho long taunt The wase-
da club viii meet the Indiana nine
Ia one OF the most important series.
The Toxic school has been one OF the
foremost baseball schools in the Orr
ent. and has sent highly developed
teams to the Unitsd states In several
past s~npon-.
The Hoohers form the third Amerf
can university team invited 10 play
In Japan. Members OF tho squad. all
OF whom are native Indianians. are:
II. II. Denny. w. wlchterman. Rob
ert Kidd, III. u. Lynch. Leland Ma
Ger. Capt. James Walker. Emmons
Clay. w. ID. Knight. O. J. sioate.
n. l.. Cause. w. o. Gilbert and l..
c. Ruckelshsus.
While in Seattle the Indiana team
will be guests OF tho University OF
washington nssociRfed students.
they will be entertained af breakfast
at tho Washington Annex Saturday
morning. The visitors sail ON the
Keystone State later in the day.
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fessional after his baseball
days are over. But take IL
from me that will be a long
time from now.
Hes in better shape now
than he ever was at the open
ing of n season and II he
doesn't slam out at least 70
home runs this year I'm going
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-31

rest OF t6e YankeeS "a a. 1871 exhi.,
bition tour. and complained that
these efforts lost HIM . lot Of g2meA
in the championship campaign
Robbie has decided to let CAdore
and the rest OF his aces work only
about two games each In thu IL with
the Yanixs, and ease them into the
1922 race.
Sherry Smith had NO Gmbft3an last
year. He Is now q fond papa and
as full or work as . rookie. He IS
adding an underhand ball 70 his
repertoire OF slants and promises to
he n left-handed Carl Mays before
the big show opens
Otto Miller was the only depend-
able catcher last year. Ernie Krue-
ger has bean sold and two ripe back
stops. in Barney Hung'ing and Hank
DeBerry. secured In hts stead Tack
Taylor. with . couple Of major league
seasons behind him. ought = have
improved.
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Five Reasons Why Robbie
Expects Dodgers to Win

JACKSONVILLE F1a- March 81.
- Manager Wilbur Robinson Is
confident his Brooklyn team WIN
make a much better showing this sea
son than in 1891,
Here are five reasons That Robbie
offers for being 80 optimistic:
Walter r'Dutch'1 Reuther came 10
Brooklyn dissatisfied last sprins. pur
Boss Ebbets on his mental blacklist
and broke training before the season
even started.
lie has married since, received q
voluntary salary increase. and now
votes Ebbets prince. lie promises
TO work his head off for the cause.
Jack Wheat and Hy Myers did
not report until the squad broke the
training camp at New orleans last
spring. and were never right all sea
son. This year they both reported
early and are getting into the pink.
Caddy Galore pitched his head off
trying TO beat Babe Ruth and the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-31
Browns Have Fine AnaV
of Mound Men at Mobile

MOBILE. Ala. March 5l>--The St
AsI Louis Browns took Is young
pitchers South. proving that Man
agcr Foil In not superstitious.
These pitcherr are of all Sizes and
ages. Five OF them have impressed
th. veteran Brownies and Manager
Foil.
Here Is the dope on the yvunEsterY
who have a chance 20 stick:
There IN Roy Davis Of the semi
pro fields OF Herrin. ILL.,. a right
handler. who has impressed Manager
FohL lie leads the class OF pitchers
as n prospect because he has been
at the game for about half a dozen
years and possesses the general
knowledge Of pitching.
Another prospect marked for fu-
ture delivery is Hubert Pruett OF the
University OF Missouri. a ieft-hander.
Tho first day George Sister baffsd
against Pruett the Michigan Mar
vel said that the young southpaw
had more speed and = better curve
than he did when he was the sensa-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-31

gram awaiting her. saying:
Sorry couldn't be there TO
meet YOU, but had 10 play Is
more holes in a golf match.
viii be there tomorrow or
next day"
Now what do you think of
that Mrs. Ruth exclaimed
as she stamped her foot in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-31

don At Michigan And Prueft can.
be conz1dered . sand1ot pitcher.
Next b Henry Doien. . stx-foot
right-hander. who has never bean
away from his homo town Of Brcesa.
III.
Deien runs along ehe nnas q Bry-
m Harris Of the AfhlcttcA . wide
sweeping curve. . Mica hop 70 his
fast ball More experiencs should fit
Dcicn for . prominent place "a tho
baseball shelf.
Then comes James Enise4. . huzky
southpaw, = duplicate 0f Jim
Vaughn Elliott finishsd the past
season with the Terrs Hauts cub IN
the ThrceEye ieaguA Another raw
kid but fast bah which struck out
Johnny Tobin twicA
Henry Mcine win Beaumcnt In.
1871. Is another who has dram Ia
vorabie comment from the Brownie
regulars- Meme Is . powerful right
handler with . mica fres motion who
studies his batters and plays on their
weak spots.
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Sporting Briefs

YORK. sl.-Johnny Weisnuncr. 17yesrold
phenomenon Of
when he IN
Athletic club defeated the Illinois to and
the national A. A. u championship.
nothing his
attorney
talk"
ss-r a a
himself Memphis Southern
champions,
After they had tied the ninth and beat the Yanks to
Indians
7. A
U. herel asst was
ICAGo-Thrty entrants representing states,
University Of Chicago April g. 6 and Z.
Chicago their
inning
rEoR-ra Moore 0u'Don'd Herb scAsefr in 10 r0undA AN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-31
KERR is LOST
TO WHITE SOX

CHICAGO. March 5f.-Ths hard
est blow TO the 1922 prospects OF
the White Sox baseball club is tho
announcement that the holdout OF
Dick Kerr. Ieft-handed pitching star.
~ permanent. and that he will put
in the summer with a semi-pro
team on the Chicago sandiots. Kerr
constituted about half Of the 1921
pitching strength Of the Sox. with
>Urhsn RED" Faber carrying the
rest Of the burden. and the little
sputhpaw's absence will leave gap
impossible to fiii effectively this
year.
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mock anger. well. it's just
like Babe. He had TO stay
over an extra day at Hot
Springs for a golf game The
mans gone clear crazy about
golf. ! believe he likes il al
most as well ms baseball.
1T wouldn't surprise me n
bit If he became n golf pro-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-31
HAVE
REAL "HOME"
ATMOSPHERE

TW COBB In trying n new stunt
1 this spring In training hin play.
er-. Instead OF auartering them in
n hotel at Augusta. the player are
living In two colonial mansions that
Cobb rented for the training season.
Here the players have their meals
prepared by crack southern cooks
Only home cooking n served and the
squad II seated at two tables. The
home Atmosphere II strictly OBJ
served.
A peculiar feature Of this arrange
usent IL that the players live In
South Carolina and work out In
Georgia
Augusta In on the border. ard the
state limo Ia thru the Savannah river.
The two mansions where the play
ers live are Just across the river
and In South Carolina
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-31
WARNER STARTS
CARDS ON WAY

PALO ALTO. Cal. March ~. -
Spring football practice at Stanford
university will bogin Monday. under
the personal direction OF Coaches
Glen Warner and Claude ThornhiIl.
who win put In five weeks with the
Cardinal hopefuis before Warner
leaves for tho East. where he in
under contract 70 handle the gridiron
activities Mt Pittsburg university.
Warner will not be able 10 visit the
stanford campus during the fall sea.
son. but will leave the team In the
hands Of Thornhili and Andy Kerr,
both men familiar with the famous
warner system-"
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to decide that / know nothing
about the art Of prophecy.
II like golf, too. But don't
like IL well enough 10 stay
away a day longer when ]
have an engagement TO meet
him. But there's no account
ing for Babe. He needg as
much attention as a baby. ]
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iron.
From me New York squad II
would be possible to form a foot
ball team that would mako
trouble for any college aggrega-
ton.
Here In the eleven: In the
line. Heinie. 81. Bonaventure:
Fitzpatrick, FordhaIn. SINNERS,
Marquette: Kopf. Dartmouth;
Frisch. Fordham; Young. Texas:
Boone. Alabama. In the back.
field, Nehf, Rose Poly; Hale,
Mississippi; Ryan. Holy Cross;
Berry. Pennsylvania
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-31
BEARS TO MEET
ALL-STAR TEAM

BERKELEY, Cal. March 2l.--An
all-star track team. made up OF Gin
der path men from Pomona college,
University OF Redlands. Occidental
college. Whittier college and the
southern branch OF the University OF
California win meet the University
OF California team hero Saturday.
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look much like a housewife,
but she says for eight years
Of their married life she has
done all her own work.
II have TO do all of Babes
cooking" she says. He's a
great crank about his food
and / know his whims better
than anyone else"
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career and he's going to run
the outfielders Of the Amer
can league as ragged as a
Central American army.
Mrs. Babe arrived in New
Orleans expecting to meet
The premier swatsman here.
When she arrived at her hotel,
however, there was q tele-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-31
GIANTS HAVE REAL GRID ELEVEN!

alteration that the college, ban
player is getting can be gieaed
by looking over the lineup rho
New York Giants.
Ten years ago Mccraw vaxft
very favorably impressed byaF
college player. lilo much prt
ferred the sand-lot species. II
day McGraw Il one of the ~
boosters the college player hs.
Aside from starring on the I'll
field II Is a rather interestsg
fact that most of McGraw's 4
lsgians also went big on the grt
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sidered as the ranking sue
cessor Of Eddie Collins. Many
q double play will be pulled
by the Nationals this year
that otherwise would never
have been completed.
The coming OF Peckinpauxh gfver
Washington the best infield In tho
American league. In addition his
presence betters the morale Of tho
team Joe Judge Is one Of the best
first sackern In the business. while
Howard shanks led the American
third saekers In fielding last season.
A recruit. by name Leon cosiin.
also has a great opportunity 20 weld
the Nationals into a psnnant oon-
tender.
With the exception Of Peekinpanxh
and Co~iin the Nationals will pre-
sent the same lineup a. last year.
IL 10 up to these too players to
make the Nationals better than a
fourth plao. team
In the fall of last year Coriin had
n brief trial with tho Nationals and
looked great In spring practice he
has continued 10 play good ball
II IL a certainty thai he win start
In right field with Milan and Rice
playing the other two outfieid po-
sitlon-.
None Of the other recruits taken
South by the Nationals threaten to
displacs any OF the reguiarp- How.
ever. It looks ~ II a number Of
worthy substitutes have been picked
up.
The only unpleasant feature OF
the training trip 10 date has been
the condition Of walter Johnson
Turnout the trimming period he
has been under tho weather. First
II was a hard cold. then a case OF
'fiu." or grippe. plus a few other
minor ailments.
These things have retarded Wal.
ter's condition and he has not yet
struck hLs stride. lie may be . Bit
late In getting started.
since pitching IL the Nationals
big III. with Walter Johnson play.
Ing the leading role. Manager Milan
u naturally = bit worried over the
situation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-31
HARRY GIII.UM TO FRONT

Otto F1oio. famous Denver fiFht
critic. says that New Orleans fight
fans think that Harry Foley. for
marty Harry oiiium. Is = real con-
tender for Jack Dcnpsey's title.
Ciiium has won several starts in
New Orleans. including two wins
over Chuck Wlggons. considered
one OF the b-st light hcavywclghis
In tho businoas-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-31

HuIE coIlegian In sure cutting q
4 wide swath In major league
baseball circles.
Every major league club has
four or more coliegians in It's
squad OF players. Some OF them
show rare promise.
Tire narrowing Of the minor
league field, due TO the failure
70 accept the draft has caused
the major league club owners
10 look oyer the college talent In
q most careful manner.
Some idea Of the serious con-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-31
INDIANS TRAIN
FOR CUB SQUAD

STOeKTON. Cal. March IL
Griltng inside baseball pracsics is
bang 6ord out TO tho Seattle Irdians
IN preparation for Sundays game
with The Chicago Cubs Most Of the
athletes have worked off their sore
arms and charley horses" and with
the men In fair condition the work
from now on win consist mainly OF
intensive team play work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-31

guess that's why he got that
nickname"
! Mrs. Ruth, faultlessly
gDwned in a black tailored
suit, topped off with a small,
black feather-trimmed hat Of
the jauntiest mode, and with
her fingers fairly asparkie all
over with diamonds, did not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-31
BACCY ellis
FOOTBALL MEN

Call for football u 10 turn out
for spring practice soday by Head
Coach Enoch Bsgsh~. Some 90 TO
60 men. with varsity ndidstes from
the 1921 froeh squadu a majority.
are expected 70 dig thnoleskins out
OF the moth balls and nber up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-31
Bambino Will Make Is Eoners, Says Mrs. Ruth

NEW o RLEANS La.
~ March S1.-Babe Ruth Is
going to make 70 home runs
this season.
You can take il from no
less ! person than Mrs Babe
hat Bamhinp is better than
ever before in his entire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-31
SPEAKR PICKS
HURLNG CORPS

Iris Speaker y picked his 1882
hurting staff. wi H-ovclessie. Bagby.
Malls. sothoron. 1hIe. Morton and
Keefe as the reaar-. and two re
eruits, probably Arson and Oden-
wald. filling In VI called on. says
report from the veland Indians
headquarters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-31
THE EARyvIG MENACE
e. have EaRyXIG POISON RAFT.

made from Government Formula and
State Inspected. Now Is the time to
uae II and help rid the city OF these
obnoxious pests. i5.ib. package. $3.50
enough for a city lot COLT'Mc-
LoUGHBIN, iio3 First Ava. Elliott
5s.--Advertiscment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-31
PRACTICE TIrT SET

Tho West q Wheeler Liberty park
club OF The Star league will play
practice game tomorrow after.
noon at sis with IN, office force
OF the West 4 Wheeler Co. at
South Park
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Pop Tima Plays Havoc
: With 4ar Infielders
Leg Drive Weakens tns; Pitchers Last Long; Billy
Evans Discusses Agland Ball Players; Other New,
Of the Diamond
BY Billy EVANS

NXTHAT position in baska directly affected by
wv the age of the player
1t is opinion that agets infielder harder than any
other player Then comehc outelder followed by the
catcher, with the pitcher briEing up the rear
All of which that harder for Father Time to
land knockout punch thpchcr than other player.
Age hits the legs of &ete the ball player in par
Ocular, much quicker and ha(er than the arms.
Slowness of foot drives may player Of the majors
when his arm is good as itSer
When Bobby Wallace depaRd from the majors his
dorful throwing slpng His legs how
ever had gone back m Hhad slowed up terribly afoot
Only few years ago. aftertNalace has been of the
Rame for couple Of years. wched him work prac-
tce with the St Louis Browns
His old souper" the balkayers affectonatey refer
10 their throwing god The ball crossed
tie infield with the speeand accuracy that made
Wallace of the most talked atit players of his day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-31
SCATTER GIN
MEN TONEET

Representatives from ftrapshoot-
ing clubs scattered thrud Western
Washington will attend THIRST reg.
istered shoot. to be held at<brt Law
ton Sunday, under the apices OF
the Seattle club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-31

Frenchman has invented means
OF using the leaves and fibrous
stems Of banana plants an a substi.
tute for flax.
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Addition of Roger Peckinpaugh
Puts Washington in Flag Race
Great Shortly. Give: National: Greatest lnfied in American League; District
of Has
Shapes Up Veil Does Catching but Pitching Stat. Bgges Worry

and of the Wash
| Agton club confident in the first
~ that the
@A\l will b in four.
n the last
to b
a4 to better
direction
~ S
o the addi of RogP chinpaugh
4ortsop a is n a
thru ddcy at that sion
Pcknpu the
he lin
strength
His hfnnd will
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I NEED
MONEY!

And must DO dental
work to get IL. I
shall rive the quail
ny and workmanship
az always. but my
prices will be . barr
gain for you,
must raise money.
and I shall save you
q dollar for every
dollar you pay me
tor your dental work.
EDWIN .. BROWN
100 Columbia ~.
For more than 20
years Seattlss lead
ing dentist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-31
SHADE MATCHED

Dave Shade has been matched TO
box Nate siegsl 10 rounds in Bos-
ton. April 4.
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Sundays Schedule
Subject to Change

SUNDAfS echeduio In The Star II
~ as all OF the managers did not pm
their grounds lined up. The foIlowii
managers and players should watch
uie ms the managers were given sucl
fair chance to line UP their grounds:
LEA(ajE
No. 4
Zcroiene Cubs W Three Brother
Dye Works at Walia Walla at .
-. m.
Falcon A. C. W Independents nj
Waila waiia ~ I p. IN.
Pirates vs.. Lakewood at Columbia
nj .. m
IIiilnan Merchants W. Washington
Laundry company at Lowell AT : p.
m CMay be shifted TO Lincoln ut Q
p. tn Announcement Saturday.
LEAGUE
NO. 2
Louie's y. ID. Cesnerr " L. v.
westerman company NJ South Seat
tie at p. IN
Painters W. nj Baker wfldats
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published
IL
make arrangem for obta the ground
n
grounds
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TERRY Is INJUKED

Zeb Terry. Chicago Cub in1eider.
h out OF the game with a broken
wrist. sustained in practice.
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power Of the legs Since infielders
must move quickly on hard his balls
ard have only . given space In
which to move they suffer first as
. result Of tie ravages Of Father
Time.
The slowing up Of . step or two
oltsn marks the passing of . player
1rUm the majors The outfiaiders
sIso have 20 cover considerable TER
r1esry. However. they have more
tine to act and can play their field
- grit the tendencies OF the
hnfters-
h q rarity IN basehan TO ~ .
catcher who II fleet OF foot even In
tins youngsters. This II explained
By she unusual amount Of sauatting
. catcher L. forced 10 DO In giving
tn signals. F7eetnesr of foot doesn't
mean much 10 n catcher.
The pitcher. however. Of all play
srs is the one least affected by Lack
o. fleefness Of foot. He doesn't have
= great deal Of fielding.
with the pitcher the arm In the
Thing. Just as long as the "souper'
Il pIiable, and he can bust 'em thru.
~ IL able TO get by.
Cy Young was IN the fcrties whsn
he retired. Babe Adams. at ~. In
stsii one Of the most vabiabe pitch.
ers in the National league
These two great stars OF the
majors. Waiter johnson and Grover
Alexander. are IS. Red Faber. who
was the sensation OF the American
Len que last season. II ~.
There are possibly 20 major league
pitchers who have passed the 20
marx and all Of them are regarded
~ the regulars.
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Star League Schedule for Prelim
Season Is Being Published Today

Sunday. Games Have Been Slightly Chansd Manager. Should Keep This List
Week; Pilots Obtain
Ground Certificates rom layfieds Each Week