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PLANS
BASEBALL NINE
VIII Play Schedule of Games
at Home and Out-of-Town
This Year.

A baseball team has been organized
by George w. Vroman Post No. . OF
the American Legion. which viii play
many home and out of town games
during the coming season There is
splendid material in the local organ
izaiion TO produce such n team as VIII
draw attention from other teams
around the state. A tentative lineup
has been arranged and IL includes
mnHay players who are well known in
Wyoming as being the real stuff.
Meanwhile there will also be organ.
lied tho Twilight League. so called be
cause IL plays in tho late afternoon,
This will be made up OF employees OF
the Standard Hafinery and Casper
business men. The schedule will be
SO arranged that fan will be able to
SEQ this team in action during the
period when the American Legion
team viii be out of town.
Both teams should elicit the suppor,
OF Casper fans. Their superiority will
probably be challenged by other teams
organized by tho Kiwanisns. the TrIb-
une and other business organizations
Casper WIFI e real baseball this sum
mer.
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chances have resulted f. a plans for a
similar bout here.
Jack Hempel, erstwhfle trainer Of
big Jess Willard. is OF the opinion thar
evil would stand no chance against
Dempsey in such a battle. George
Mcleod. sports promoter and an ex
ponent OF the wrestling art. takes the
other view OF the contest and offered
to prove 1t by a bout with Hempei. AS
a result tho bout was agreed to, Hem.
pei to wear gloves and Mcleod to use
wrestling tactics. and The match will
be staged at Mills in tho near future
Discussion Of a sidebet led TO an
agreement that the winner, of the bout
should take all the receipts but no
otter money is to DO posted.
Hempel. when in trim, weighs round
tho 2o0-pound mark and Is a giant in
stature. Mcleod. on the other hand.
Is a midlleweight and during his wres.
Ting career was never thrown by a
man Of his own claus. In meeting
Hempel in such a bout no win give
away considerable in weight but he is
sanGufne as to the outcome. Hem.
pei is equally confident OF his chances
in such n match and no little interest
a been aroused among the ring
fans.
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COWBOY NINE
BOOKS CANES
Seven Baseball Games on
Tentative Schedule An
nounced for Season.

LARAMIE. Wyo, March 3o-rhe
following tentative schedule has been
arranged for the University OF wyo-
ming baseball team for tho spring
campaign:
April 26. Colorado college, lara.
mic. and ON the 9th.
May s. Fort Russell at Laramie.
May 10, Fort Russell at Cheyenne.
May IL. open.
May 10. Denver university at Den.
yer.
May :4. Colorado Aggics at Lara
mic.
May IL. open.
June >. Golden Miners at laramie
The o promising pitchers for
the Cowboys thus a nre Layman
Eckles and Erb. All these have had
more or less experience IN high schoo
ball. and win develop into stellar uni
vcrsity tviriers.
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FOR
TRACK IS BUILT
Manual Training Workers
Turn Out First Class Equip
ment at High School.

Preparations for truck IN tho high
school and grade schools this year
have been Urado on a largo scale. The
manual training department OF the
high school has boon busy making
low and high hurdles and standards.
As a result Casper has the best
equipment in the state for this de
partment OF athletics. The equip.
ment Is sufficient to meet the needs
OF all tho schools in Casper.
Track PRACTICE has % started yet
owing to the Indictment weathr that
Caspr has suffered in tho last few
days A little working cut in the
gym Is all that has been possible.
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FOLLOWING THE BIG LEAGUERS

of the country rain kept tho Chi
cago Americans and Nationals die
yesterday. The White Sox sched-
uled to play at Shreveport. Ia
were awakened by rain pattering
against the sleeping car windows
n moved on for a game today
with tho Vicksburg Cotton State
1eagucrs.
The u was shining at San Fran
cisco at game time but the Seals
park was wet and the Cubs crossed
he bay to meet the Oakland club
today.
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l. 4. U. SWIMMING RECORD
|AT OMAHA IS LOWERED

oAAHA- Mob. March so.-when
Miss Ethel Baker Of tho New York
Women's Swimming association won
tho national Junior z2o-yard Amateur
Athletic union swimming event here
last night in three minutes. two and
one-fifth seconds. she lowered tho un-
Ions 1891 record for that event, made
by Thea caviIl OF Oakland. Cal. Miss
Edith McGary. Ms Bakers club mate
was second and Miss Helen london
of Omaha, third.
h western amateur athletic union
senior 5o-yard open championship
swim and other events will be held
tonight.
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n at the same time erased from tn
family e~scutcheon n smear marked
there Is years ago when Hoppe, then
in his teens. defeated the elder Jake
Schaefer. tho Wizard" father OF
Young Jake
The match was described by the
many experts as one OF the greatest in
the history Of the game.
Hoppe. in his now role of challenger.
was great even In defeat. lie actually
took tho third block by is points
scoring SIC TO Jake's 500 and had n bet
ter average IN defeat than did tho vic
torious champion. while his high N
OF $50. made the first night. shaded
Schaefer's best by eight points.
Tho final block. while no less thrill.
ing than h first two. did not display
he finished billiards Schaefer and
Hoppe showed while the game was be
low 1000 points. Both showed marked
evidence OF severe nervous tension and
both moro frequently resorted to safe
~ play.
Until Schaefer's flnal inning. his
s1st tan at the table. the game was
"anybody's-" 1t WIS the champions
third fling at the worries with his
string showing a count above 400.
Hoppe had two chances after his count
passed tho 400 point. On his last
try the former champion, needed only
Is points to regain the title. miscued
after running Is. Schaefer then tai
lied the final 10 with which he re
tanned the championship.
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ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT =
INSTALLED BY LEGION

The American Legion OF Casper has
been making extensive preparations
for tho training and entertainment OF
its members outside the realm OF base
ball. Mats, striking bags. gloves. in
short everything needed for indoor
athletics has been placed in the quar-.
ters o fthe American Legion in the
Smith Turner building.
A smoker Will DO held for the mem
on April 10. A largo gathering
IS expected. as all tho American Le-
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SPEAKER NAMES
PITCHING STAFF.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. March 3d.
Coveleskie. Bagby. Uhle. Sothoron,
Mails, Morton and Keefe VIII form
the regular pitching STAFF OF the
Cleveland Indians this summer, ac-
oording to dispatches from Dallas
to newspapers here. In addition.
n or two recruit pitchers might
be carried. They will BIO selected
from Barton, odenwaid, Lindsey.
Guess, Pott and Bissonette, with
the FIRST two having the inside
track
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Sport Notes

Tony Boeckoa Is playing great ban
for tho Braves at the last turn and
getting his share of h hits
According to YANKEES gossip Pitcher
Carl Mays Is In fine shape and ready
TO 60 the distance right now.
Duffy I1uiH. the old American
league star. il haying his first troub-
les as q manager In trying to de-
velop n winner for Salt Lake.
Umpire Bob Hart, of the National
league, is n crack roller polo player
and n member Of q Now England
team.
While F1rpo, tho South American
heavyweight. is certainly q clever
boxer, it remains to be seen how much
OF q champion he is
wflIiam Il. Tfldsn, tho worlds great
est tennis player, figures that Aus
tralia is about duo TO lift the Davis
cup this year.
Johnny Buff has had his trip to
Europe. Johnny KiIbane Is over now,
md Harry Greb and Jack Dempsey
are To follow.
yoo DuEnn Of the Bed So1 got a late
start in his training because OF sick
ness, but he now looks fit for the
championship season.
In meeting Harry Greb Il looks as
IL Gene Tunney. light heavyweight
champion. has undertaken h hard
est job of his boxing rec
Champion boxers arc keen for no
decision bouts They can't afford to
take chances on losing their titles by
the points scoring system
Miss Florence Flower, women's
pocket billiards champion. puts up a
game that would make MANI knights
of the cue work hard to beat
Branch Hickey had eleven outfleId-
ers working out with the Cardinals.
nut faiIed to discover any startling
performer among the rockies.
Uncle Sam may supply Canada
with professional hall players, but
when it comes to hockey all Of the
rack club wielders come from north
Of the border,
Jack McAuliffe, recently returned
from England, is having a hard time
of it trying to interest promoters in
a Jack Dempsey-Joe Beckett bout.
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PIRATES START
ON PLAYING TOUR.

PITTSBURGH, Pa. March 3d.
The Pittsburgh National league
team was due to leave Hot SpringB.
Ark, today on the first leg Of It's
transforming tour. with Little Rock
as tho first stop. advices received
here stated. The hast day at train
ing camp was rainy.
The Pirates will open the season
with the Cardinals at st. Louis.
The Yannigans will remain at
Hot Springs another week.
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ATHLETICS PLAY
CARDINALS A

PHILADELPHIA, March 30
With three defeats chaIked up
against them. the Philadelphia
Americans accompanied by their
c-onquerors. the St Louis Nation
ais. went to Orange. Texas, today
for the fourth game of ne inter
league series.
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Occidental to
Enter Relays

DIES MONIES. Iowa March 10
Occidental college OF Los Angeles.
CAL notified Kennern Wilson. ath-
ietio director AZ Draks university that
IL probably would send % the Drake
relays here April IS uod - teams In
several relay IN chs college Sc
ton and entrants in the high jump,
h high hurdles and several dash
events.
, 1922-03-30

A series OF elimination heavyweight
wrestling bouts is now under way
with the object OF picking an op-
ponent for Stranger" Lewis in
championship contest
, 1922-03-30
sCHAEFER DEFEATS HOPPE AGAIN
PRESENT CHAMPION RETAINS TITLE.

CHICAGO, March 3o.-Jake Schaefer today remained
champion at 1872 balkline billiards. In a heart
finish last night, he nosed out the veteran. Willie
Hoppe, 500 to 1,46S. Thereby young jake proved his
two previous victories over the man who for 16 years reigned
supreme in the world of balkhne billiards were not hukes
, 1922-03-30

AT ST. LOUIS-Ed (StrznEiarl
Lewis worlds heavyweight wrestling
champion defeated Jimmy Londos in
straight falls
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gion men are invited to attend
A dance has been scheduled for the
middle of April. but the exact date has
not been decided upon.
, 1922-03-30
Sport Calendar:

Bench Show.
Opening OF aanusl show OF Chicago
Kennel club. at Chicago.
Baseball.
Missouri Valley conference opens its
season
Polo.
Opening Of Rnnuai tournament OF
Sandhifis Polo club. at Pfnehurzt
Swimming.
National A. A. u. water polo tsenfor
menl at New York.
National A A u. 21olyard swim
0unior men) st Omaha
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AT LITTLE RoCK-Charics Rem
trop. claimant Of tho middleweight
wrestling title. won in straight falls
from Peter James of Ch.cagu-
, 1922-03-30

AT NEW NoRK-Norldis kr~tn-
ming re-oris for 400. 500 and 600
yards were broken by no Illinois
athletic club team In events at h
New York athletic club aquatic car
nIvai-
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First IN NeDs
OF All EDents


Wrestling
Pacific Coast amateur champion
ships. at Portland. Ore
Walter Miller vs. Kinio kedl- A.
Angeles
Bowling.
Annual tournament OF American
Bowling congress at Toledo
Boxing.
Pacific Coast amateur champicu-
ships, at Portland. Ore
Mn.i M. II tn SnnoLOn Hn,n.r
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World Results
By Leased Wire
MIXED BOUT IS SCHEDULED HERE
HEMPEL To BATTLE GEO, MlE01

me question ora wrestler's chances against a boxer in a
raised by the proposed boxing-wrestling bout be+waov Iaagg
De- Dempsey, heavyweight champion of the boxing ring, and
Ed Strangler) Lewis, heavyweight mat Champion. has bean
brought home to Casper. Arguments nrer namHDeSn
, 1922-03-30
THE TRIBUNE'S PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS
SPORT FLASHES HOT OFF Wire


SWIMMING MEET POSTPONED.
DETROIT. MCH-Nauonal and
Central A A u swimming champion
chip scheduled to be held hero Satur-
day night have been postponed to Ap-
m Is because OF a conflicting date. Il
was announced today.
, 1922-03-30

AT HOT SPRINGs-rommy Free
man OF this city lost a referees decis-
ion in n ten round out TO Jimmy
Dunn. Salt lake. The men are Eight
weights.
, 1922-03-30

sTECHER DEFEATS MAHNOUT.
AT B0STON-Joo Stncher defratcd
Yousiff Mahmout Balkan wrestler in
straight falls.
, 1922-03-30
REDS To PLAY
Joplin TODAY.

CINCINNATI. March 3o.-Rainy
weather again greeted tho Cincin-
malta National league baseball team
at Wichita and tho game sched-
uled to be played with the West
ern league champions was called
OF. the Reds moving on to Joplin
where a game is scheduled for to-
day.
CHICAGO CUBS
RUN INTO RAIN.
CHICAGO, March 30.-Although
travelling in widely separated parts
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Toledo HurLer
Goes to CHINA

TOLEDO. Ohio. March 3o-Pitcher
Art Stokes, who finished las year
with the Toledo American association
club. today was released TO the Omaha
club OF the Western league and start
ed Immediately to San Antonio to Join
tho Omaha team.
, 1922-03-30

Meet me at the Smoke House.
, 1922-03-30

Tony Boeckl Is playing great ban
for the Braves at the last turn and
getting his share of the hits
, 1922-03-30

Meet me at Tho Smoke House.
, 1922-03-30

Duffy LOWS. the old American
league star. il haying his first troub-
les As q manager In trying to de-
velop 4 winner for Salt Lake.
, 1922-03-30

Uncle Sam may supply Canada
with professional hall players, but
when it comes to hockey all Of the
crack club wielders come from north
Of the border,
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mandatory upon each subordinate
lodge Of the order.
IA the glorious colors are the
emblem OF our order. and IN u
efforts for the fullest observation
Of the anniversary OF the ian Of
June. we the undersigned, IN be-
half Of Albuquerque Ledge. No.
fG1, u. 4. .. ~. who have thu hon
or u representing this anniversary.
earnestly and respectively request
frcm shls honorable body that tho
American flag be officially raised
on the City building Mt ? o'clock,
on the morning OF the itfh.
That. at the same time Tire
alarm whistles. aud with Il. all 9TH
era OF the city. should blow In fuil
blast. 10 hosior the birth OF our
flag and AZ e signal for every Gill
zen to display the flag In his place
/ OF business and his homc II not
already done. We have no donbl
! but TINT the city OF Afbuurcr1us
will oncc more. In this ocuaHion
prove her patriotism ana loyalty C
the colors.
we take this opportunity FOR ex'
tending to you u cordial invi
tntion TO be present AT the flag da,
the fik's lodge o
"Respcctfuliy your,
ARTHUR PRAGER.
Exalted Ruici
Felix GRnottl, chairman.
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LATEST SPORT NEWS
Sport Briefs

TuCSON-Happy Woods. Tucson,
got the referees decision owe
Mack spaw. OF Miami. Arix. in
ten rounds.
NEW YORK-The Ginnts raised
their 1891 pcnnant yesterday and
celebrated in "A slugging bee ut
the expense OF the Cubs. Seven
pitchers figured In the game, Now
York won . to 4.
BoSTON-Ed. stranger" Lewis.
heavyweight wrestling champion.
defeated Earl Cnddock. former
champion. two fails ont uf three.
John pcsck. Nebraska. defeated
bick payiscourt. Texas.
FlDoltAbO, Ark. 80 "Redcap'
Wilson. New York. broke his hand
in the second round Of "A scheduled
tsn-round bout with Frankie
Tucker. Los Angeles. but continued
TO fight until the seventh round.
The referee gave Tucker the de-
cieion when he saw Wilson could
not a his right hand.
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BOXERS QUALIFY
FOR MATCHES At
OAKLAND TONIGHT
Many to Take Part in
Final Events of
Amateur Meet

OAKLAND. Cal. June S.-East-
ern glndintOrs battled their way
right through the prelinsinarics In
ting far western amateur box
Ina championship and with
exception qualified for the final
title matches tonight. Joc Ryan
ofahe Pittsburgh Athletic club. ma
tiuHal lightweight champion went
outside his division because he was
slightly overweight, but won his
two matches In the welterwoight
class. Joe Anthrobus OF the Pas
uhfe Athletic club New York, ma
tidMal middle weight champion,
niso took a pair and Hardy Simons,
of.ihe Gary. Ind. Y. NJ. G. A.
champion welterweigbt, won his
MECH; -,
be matched tonight and the little
pif1shurgcr conceded TO have the
claas % the first nights showing
win have his work In n bout with
the title holder In a division above
the n In which he has been fight
ing
Hsnry Hukdebrand OF the olympic
club who won readily in the pre-
llIlnhries.
Gordon Muncle OF New York
furniahed the surprise OF the even
ing when he was defeated by
Johnny Courtwright OF the 4. =
army Muncie formerly was ma
tinnnl heavyweight amateur cham.
piQn.
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CITY Commission
AWARDS CONTRACT
FOR MORE PAVING
Will Do Own Culvert
Work Because Bids
Are Too High

There being only one bidder In
the field for the paving on North
Second street. frcn Tljeras avcnuc
to Mountain Road. the city CONE
mission last night awarded the con
tract to the New MeSico Construc-
tion company.
The bids OF the construction
company we're. For fOur-inch
concrete base with one inch and a
half bitulithic carpet. which " the
type Of paving to be- used, Se.6s
per rqunrc yard. penetration macn-
dam mis-. for paving between and
u foot to either side OF the tar
tracks. S2.GO per iineal foot. o
combination curb ami gutter. S1.23
per lineul foot, Tor ccmcn gutter.
as cents per iineal foot. side walk
work. 20 cents per square foot,
Two bids were opened on the
culverts to be put In at HlHn and
Faith streets. whore they r
crossed hy Copper avenue Both
bids were above the citys estimate
on what the work should cost. be.
ing si.7Ib and SI72s. white the
/ city had figured IL could he done
Tor si.7e1. The commission then
voted that the city put IN the
c~ulvcrts for itself. beginning at
once. under supervision OF the city
manager and the city engineer.
They took advantage Of an offer BY
the New Mexico Conjunction COM
pnny for cooperation on this
work.
Paving Cheaper
The matter OF the paving con-
tract was referred TO the city at
torney with instructions that he
draw up "a contract. The work u
to be done In 60 days. The prices
were cheaper thaen the bids on the
last paving, this being due, II wa
explained. 10 a lowon freight rata
on cement.
I'd swopc. who was acting chair.
| man OF the commission last might
H. the absence OF W. X. Walton
voted IN favor OF awarding tn,
:, paving contract, but qualified hi
vote by saying that he believed th'
bid un the paving was 100 high
hui that ne was voting yves" be
causc he did not wish to M un'
necessary delay In getting the paw
ing In on Second street.
All Of the commissioners wer'
pre- cnt. cxccp. chairman walton
ON motion of clyde Tinglcy, sec
cnded by Tom Hughes. Swopc wa
made temporary chairman. Huehc
. objected to the statement In tn
minutes OF the former meeting u
the effect that Walton had vote
in favor OF the plumbing ord
: nance, claiming instead that Wal
I ton had not voted. This wOul'
. leave only two votes In favor q
ID. when four were present, hc said
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By RALPH PERKINS.
Isrsilian, Observation-Disclosures
Athletics

Proper handling Of the bali Il a
catcher's greatest asset.
| believe l am conservative when
I nay that rs per cent Of a catcher .
value to his club depends on the
actual receiving Of the ball.
\ catcher who II constantly
dropping pitched balls II bound To
upset the pitcher. also the rest OF
HIS ball club.
Trying 10 handle the ball before
n reaches the catcher r. what
auses most OF the bntkstops a lot
Of trouble. IL results In what ~
known by bn%llplayers AZ Fighting
the ball.
when n catcher fights the bail
he ~ constantly counting injury
Wait until tho hall reaches you u
one OF the most important bits of
advice ! could offer to ambitious
catchers.
Always prefer TO catch the BAH
directly In front OF me BY 30
doing you are never Off balance.
always In a position TO throw.
A strong throwing arm Is mucil
to he desired hut not actually nee
esrary In order TO be a grea'
cetshes
The accurate thrower b. the sue
cessful catcher In the long run
Accuracy Ia far more essential thar
speed. n II very advisable a.
practice getting the hall away a.
quickly rs possible. a fraction oI
a second lost In making the throw
often spoiln the play.
A pitcher can be OF great assist
anco to the catcher. likewise tbs
sa.chcr 30 the pitcher.
The pitcher must hold tho run
ncrH on. IASiiy on the part OF N
pitcher In watching runners make.
an kinds Of trouble for the catcher
also the rest Of the team.
Talk TO your pitcher constantly
Keep Offering words OF encourage
ment Never bawl tho pitcher ou
on the field. Always wait until
you reach the bench t. arEuc -
! your disputes.
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would not be n quorum present.
'fhif was unfair. he stated. because
AT the time there were three com
missioncra In the city.
The matter OF opening an alley
from Fourth street TO Sixth street.
hciweon Santa re avcnnc md At
lantic avenue, was referred to the
city manager Tor his rccommcn-
dalton. on motion Of sidney Well.
thu commission voted that CON
dcmnation proceedings be started
TO open Eighth street between
Marquette street and Tijerns
avenue.
The commission committed H.
sell last night to the opening OF
All blind streets and alleys In the
city limits This they win attempt
10 do with outside cooperation.
thclf own funds FOR this work being
limited. Hughes qualified his ap.
prevail Of the policy by stating that
he believed that there are instances
where Il h not good policy to open
streets aud alleys, and pointed oui
tiiat the city had on some occasions
closed scveral streets.
The matter Of whether all street,
would be extended through the
land lying between Tileras aVenu,
rnd Mountain road, and the Sants
~ tracks and east city limits. wa
referred e the city manager nns
engineer Tor their recommends.
lion.
Park Discussed
swope then brought az the CUES.
ton Of the proposed hio Grand
PARK. TO extend along the bank %
the river from Barclas to Ol,
Town IL. stated that several pco
pie owning properly desired 70
the park had not yet been ap
preached or rcaucstcd to deed
oyrr to the city. The city man
RFor va instructed to call a meet
Ing of Il number Of men Of the cit
Interested In the park. and wit
them to work out q plan to be re
ported To the commission Inter.
After a letter from the ioca
Elks' lodge had been read. "a
commission agreed that flag da
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Umpire Is Beaten
Condition Critical

THREE RIVERS, Que, June s.
Umpire Mahoney OF the Eastern
Canada baseball league was report
ed In q critical condition today as
the result Of a beating said to have
been administered yesterday by a
crowd OF fans. The fans. cnragcd
al OF Mahoncy's decisions. lei
the bah park. awaited him at his
hotel and assaulted him.
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HOW TO PLAY BALL
Perkins, Star Catcher, Tells How He
Has Succeeded


When a runner reaches first,
watch him closely. Most ruDncrs
have some peculiarly they resort
10 when about to go down. when
you learn their manneriHms II Is
easy to call for "A pitchout and
break up the stenl or hit-and-run
play.
Keep your eye on the hattors. u
Is often possible TO learn their sign
for the hit-and- play. That il
the time to call for n pitchout and
break II up.
Tomorrow the playing NJ first
has. oncc considered % soft job.
but nov u nos difficult one. u
taken up.
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AMERICAN

I, New York, .; Chicago, T.
Detroit. 8; Philadelphia. ?.
Washington, o. Cleveland, b
televcn innings)
Boston, Z; ST. Louis, 3.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterday Results


kansas city Minneapolis; rain.
Milwaukee. 6; 81. Paul, B.
indianapolis. 4; Toledo. 1.
Louisville. 3; Columbus, 6.
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Tulsa. 81: Omaha i-5.
Oklahoma City. G-i0, Denver,
1879.
WIchlta So: Dos Moincs. 12-i.
81. Joseph, q. Sioux Cay. I.