Arizona republican., 1922-05-20

the l.. d. S. auditorium The
churches. the schools and the public
at large will be invited to participate
in these two events in honor of the
nations dead.
Announce Team Line-ups
Announcement of the line-ups of
the Rotary and chamber of COM
merce teams which will battle on the
baseball diamond Memorial day were
made Friday by Charles B. Flynn,
president of the Mesa Welfare league
and chief fixer for the big game A
~. Smith of Tempe, as q neutral
party to the two contending factions,
has been selected as umpire in chief,
with r. e. Steele as base umpire,
Bat boys, water carriers and other
sundry but important personnel are
yet TO be selected. Following are
the team line-ups as announced Fri
day by l.. f. White, managing the
chamber team, and Spence Dingle of
the Rotarians:
C. of c. Team
West, catcher; De Laney, catcher;
Schupp, pitcher; Pearce, pitcher;
Racine, first base;l Pickens, second
base: Isley, third base: Billy Riggs,
shortstop; l.. r. North, Dan HILBERT,
Sam Cohen, II. L. Schornick, E. j.
Warren, outfield.
Substitutes: Isaac Dana, w. r.
Stewart, George Brown, r. A. Rice,
f, f. Halves, w. j. Van Spanckeren,
E. E. Carriger, c. NJ. Gerard, Frank
Cerney, DR.. j. B. Nelson.
Rotary Team
George Johnson, catcher; Heinie
Van Spanckeren, pitcher: Charles
Johnson, first base; Arthur Vault
second base; Jack Asher, shortstop;
Orley Stapley. third base: Mickey
Guriey, right field; Harry Smith.
center field; Bill Menhennett, left
field.
Substitutes G. w. silverthorne.
Guy Attaway, H. G.: Bush, Dale Nc
Donald, Spence Dingle, William
Charles Price, H. d. Ross, Frank
Sanluels. n. p. Elufson, J. Il. Drane.
John Cunlmard Paul Beville, Herman
Hendrix.
Pinch hitters; Cecil Drew, Cardinal
Gibbons, Ralph Palmer, Frank Bloy,
Jack Raymond.
Death of r. j.. Williams
News of the death of r. j. Will
liams, former city manager in Mesa
and a resident here for more than
year. was conveyed in telegram
received Friday morning by his cou-
sin. Miss Pearl Williams, a teacher
in the Franklin school Mr. Williams
died of tuberculosis of the throat
at the home Of his father in Cape
Girardeau. Mo-, where he has been
confined for the past six months.
Mr.. Williams, during the three
summer months of 1920. was city
manager here and following his res
ignation from that position he re-
tanned his residence here for many
months despite the fact that he was
absent from the city much of the
time. Miss Virginia Williams, an
only child in the family. died last
summer in Prescott, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Williams returned then to their
former home in Missouri where Mr..
Williams passed away Friday.
Ward Teams Battle
The Third and Fourth ward teams
moved up a notch in the percentage
column with their victory Thursday
evening over the First and Second
wards, IA to .. For the first few
innings the game was nip and tuck
but in the fourth the westerners piled
up lead that completely smothered
the First and Second wards. Ernie
williams, veteran twirler, was
driven from the Dox ana Del Stapley
after few innings in the box went
the same route. Rollins finally fin
ishing the game. Mike Stapley was
their battery mate, later to be sup
planted by Pomeroy. Newell twirled
the entire game for the Third and
Fourth ward men and had things all
his own way practically all of the
time. His mixture of hooks, crooks,
slow and fast ones proved invincible.
Lehi now leads the Sunday school
league with the Third and Fourth
ward in second place.
Southside Theaters Today
Majestic, Mesa - Annette Keller
man in What Women Love-" West
ern, Beating the Came starring
Hoot Gibson.
Tennpe--"The Sign on the Door,"
starring Norma Talmadge. Comedy,
The Fall Guy" starring Larry
Semon.
Chandler Don't Eyer Marry
featuring Wesley Barry and an all
star cast. Pathe News. Comedy,
High Tide. -
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