The Washington times., 1923-09-07

to say even now-twenty-fouF
hours before the cat comes out OF
the bag-that Ruth has picked a
team which will test the wits of the
veriest baseball bug.
Not only that, and as you shall
see tomorrow. Ruth gives a bang
up set Of reasons for arriving at
his conclusions. discussing each
possible candidate man for man
and vindicating himself, if any vln'
dication be necessary, of any crit
cism of his choice.
That is all Skillet" can say, if,
indeed. he hasn't already said too
much. He will sign off" by sub
uniting a few more selections of
Washington candidates for the
TWO main prizes and thirteen con-
ISOLATION prizes. The publication Of
these teams or any which have pre-
coded them carries no significance
whatever. So far as the winners are
concerned. they all having been Sc
lected at random from the stacks
and stacks which have never been
published and never will be-.
BY GEORGE T. MCNAMARA,
q. s. Veterans Hospital. No. 80.
Jameson. left field: Sewell, short.
stop: Hornsby, second base; Bottom
ley, first base: Traynor, third base;
Rousch, center field; Heilmann,
right field; Schalk. catcher: LuQue
and Uhle, pitchers.
By TAYLOR WOOD.
BOyds. Md.
Jameson, left field: Sewell, short
stop; Hornsby, second base: He'll
mann. right field; Speaker, center
field: Ruel, catcher; Traynor, third
base: Pipp. first base; Luque and
Jones. pitchers.
By KARL FISHER.
1880 Euclid Street.
Jameson, left field; Frisch, third
base: Traynor, third base; Hornsby.
second base: Pipp. first base; He'll.
mann, right field: Rousch. center
field; Schalk, catcher: Luque and
Pennock, pitchers.
By III. C. HOLBURNER.
9O4 X Street.
Cobb, right field; Speaker, center
field: Heilmann, right field; Horns
by. second base; Collins, second
base; Bottomley, first base; Frisch.
third base; Ruel, catcher; Chle and
Luque, pitchers.
By ARTHUR JOHNSON.
7O3 Thirteenth Street Southeast.
Bottomley, first base; Hornsby.
Sewell, shortstop; Jameson, left
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mann, right field; Hargrave, catcher
Luque and Pennock, pitchers.
By GENE BODE, Dr..
Alexandria. Va.
Williams, left field; Speaker, cen
ter field; Heilmann, right field;
Dugan, third base; Peck, shortStop;
Collins. second base; Pipp, first
base; Schalk, catcher; Uhle AMI
Shocker, pitchers.
By. T. MUHLMEISTER,
% Cherry Avenue, Baltimore, Md.
Bottomley, first base; Hornsby.
second base: Frisch, third base; Sew.
ell, shortstop: Jameson, left field
Speaker, center field; Heilmann,
right field; Schang, catcher; Luque
and Uhle, pitchers.
By ROBERT BOOTH,
$50 Street Northeast.
Jameson. left field; Traynor
third base; Speaker, center field
Sewell, shortstop; Heilmann, right
field; Hornsby. second base; Tipp
first base; Ruel, catcher; Luque and
Pennock, pitchers.
BY CLARK NJ. DAVIS,
9O8 Virginia Avenue Southwest.
Wheat, left field: Speaker, center
field; Heilmann. right field; Trav.
nor, third base; Sewell, shortgtop;
Hornsby, second base; Pipp, first
base; Ruel. catcher; Luque and
Pennock, pitchers.
By JOHN r. GLEASON,
2O3 X Street Northeast.
Jameson, left field; rraynor
third base: Bottomley, first base
Heilmann, right field: Sewell short.
stop; Hornsby, second base: Speak
er, center field: Perkins, catcher
Luque and Pennock. pitchers.
BY AGNES MARY HAMPSON,
9l7 Il Street Northeast.
Schalk. catcher; Bottomley, first
base; Hornsby, second base: .S.well
shortstop; F"isch. third base; ia.
mieson. left field; Speaker, center
Held; HeiIfnann. right field; Luque
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