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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-03

bering wagons and laboring horses.
Tomorrow the ~ gymnasium
will be transformed to resemble the
interior of a good sized tent. Bleach
ers will have been erected, the aerial
apparatus for the dcrobats shined
up and the concession booths put
IN place. The first performance will
re given at Sis o'clock tomorrow
night. There will be nc seats reserv-
cd. early arrivals having the choice
of seats. Tickets may be procured
at the door. The ST. Andrassy orch
estra will be in attendance and Miss
Hazel Brogger will accompany for
the drills.
Twenty-one acts have been plan
ned assuring those attending of a
variety which will surely please.
Physical Director Pew has cut the
acts dow to a minimum length IN
order that the performance will go
through with no delays The final re-
hearsal via be held tonight.
There will be a special children's
matinee on Saturday, the last per-
Torrance being on Saturday night.
The program follows:
Concert:-Selections by Professor
st. Andrassy's Orchestra.
~Parade:-Of the expert Barone
o'hN N1AO ~ wiz Nli I'll
certain with feats of skill and
strength, eclipsing anything of it's
kind yet seen in Perth Amboy.
Grotesque Terpsicorean Offering:-
BY girls of the Junior Gym Glass.
King Tut:-Egyptian fantasy as
conceived by the inimitable enter
tainers-"Val" and "Bub."
The Bells:-Novelty musical drill
Oy Boy Leaders.
The Chateaux:-By "Pex" and
John" very Distant relatives of
the Castles.
Wand Drill:-Girls of the Senior
Gym Glass.
High Bar:-Skilful athletes in
daring feats.
Table and Chair Pyramids:--By
Junior Leaders.
The Duel:-"Var' & "Bub."
Indian CHUBBY Senior Leaders.
Cadet Drill:-Members of the Ca
Diet Gym Glass.
Russian Cossack Dance:-By girls
of High School Gym Glass.
Due Bar observation-disclosures of
the parallels.
The Golfers:-"Val" & Dub"
Fancy Formations:-Drill by the
younger boys.
Trip to the 8 Mile Limit:-"John."
Jake" n Tub.
Silver Wand Drill:-By members
of Senior Gym Glass.
Spark Plug.
Electric Ribbon Hrill:-Novelty
performance by "a" Squad Boys.
Madame Bozo:-The bareback ri
der.
Elephant Leaping:-"The Dare
devils"
Note: Bedford "Y" Gym team will
put on acts Z and IS on Saturday
night, Perth Amboy gymnasts Fri
day night and Saturday afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-03
.P[AN SCHOOL
FOR MATAWAN
Specifications for Building
Will Be Given Contractors
in a Few Days

MATAWAN, May S--Plans and
specifications will be placed in the
'h2dnds of contractors within the next
Il Dew Hays for figures on the con
str4ction of the new high school for
this borough. The finishing touches
on the plans, prior to asking for
bids, are now being made by j. No
BILE Pierson & Son, architects and
school specialists of Perth Amboy.
The new building. which will be
located on the holdings of the Mat
avian Township Board of Education
in Church street. will be similar 70
the building already on the prop
erty and of fire proof construction
The new school will mot be ready for
the fall term. but will be ready for
use next February.
The building will contain twelve
class rooms. two laboratories. one
library study room( physical train
ing hall and administration offices.
is said that the building will be
one of the most up-to-date high
school structures in Monmouth
county.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-03
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-03

Wheat raised in France and Italy
contains a large proportion of glu-
ten.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-03
CARTERET MEN FINED

CARTERET. May enlarged
with careless driving George sehnei-
den of the Chrome district was fined
s25 in the police court here by Re-
corder Thomas /. slugg last night.
Charles Bleka of Elizabeth. was the
eomDlainanf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-03

In Egypt the color for mourning
IS yellow and IN Ethiopia it Is gray.
Persians dye their boards about
onc every fortnight.
Chains were the favorite orna-
ments among the ancients.
About 4s ships under the American
flag go to South America.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-03

surely in store for a world so blind
as. to countenance war.
ITO destroy war has become a
necessity. No other interest can be
allowed to hold it back. Either
civilization must destroy war or war
will destroy civilization
will destroy civilization
"One of these alternatives leads
us through the League of Nations
to a world of peace, justice and
prosperity. The other leads us
through war to a world of death and
destruction. Which shall it be :?
League or WARP"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-03

For being drunk and d~isorderly
Patrick Cassidy "a fined Sc. Z Ru-
dolph Stark. Jr., was reprimanded
and placed on probation for six
months IN the complaint Of his
father for misbehavior.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-10-26
slIRTltE zPRkvY.

Katsrina Afnalia Jochmail, jed
noroSria dcera p. Stefana Jochman
4 manzelky Amalie, d c.51 McKin-
ley Ave, zomrela na komplikacie
nefnocf stredu vecer. Okrem 70.
dieov, zanechava brata Frantiska.
Pohrabne obrady vykona Rev. st
Kocis v chrame Najsv. M. Jezis
Y sobotu rano. Pochovana bnde '
Calvary cintorine.
Stefan Peljan, 11-mesasny syn
Stefana Barbary Peljan, 163!
Wellington ST., zomrel V pondelol
popoludni ma komplikacie nemoci
Zanechava rodicov, brata Jana
sestru Annu. Pohrabne obrady Wy.
konal Rev. St. Kocis v stredu RAM
' chrame Najsv. NJ. Jezis. Pocho.
vany Dol Calvary .cintorine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-10-26
vTsTRAHA FAR1fkRo1E
PRED tv1ltDI1hnd1

Vlade Spojenych Statov losta.
10 sa do usf, ze v poslednom case
nnohf farmari poklatnani boil a.
gentami pri kupovani udajne no.
vfch druhov khr q moriek. Agen-
ii poklamali farmarov tym, ze i'm
pohnkali "a vysoke ceny kurcata,
ktors vraj vyrastd ma 40 f,1ntov
vahy a bnd1 niest vajcia tax vel'-
ke ako klob1ky. Knrcata pocha-
dat udajne maly krizovania
moriaka s kurou pstrosa $ k,l-
rou. Vladne kruhy zistili, ze je to
vsetko klam a Re kurcata boly len
holokrknave sedmohradske druhy
k1r. Zaroven oznamnj1, ze take
krizovanie je vobec nemozne a
keby sa udalo, ze by plod bol
neprijaty.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-10-26
A1lERlCK1 lrA0Az1N
4 arBfRsKYuH 6s. LEurAUf.
Kfpte 81 novembrov6 6fslo maga.
zinu Adventure 4

ZnAmy americky zurnalista, p.
Gerald B. Breitigam, ktory nal
prflezitost' poznat' 6sl. legionarov
ruskych behom ich pobytu v Ka.
made, napisal teraz zaujimavii
novelu hrdinskych cinoch csl.
vojsk Sibfri. Novela nazyva sa
1.-THE Retreat Of the Hundred
Thousand" q je pltavym a YER
nym popisom tejto vel'kej episo-
dy 20 svetovej vojny.
Poviedka p. Breitigama bade
uverejnena v magazine "Adven.
ture' v elsie datovanom 30. no.
vembra.. Toto clslo bude novi.
narskych predajnach uz 30. ok.
tobra. Rozpravka nachodit' sa bu.
de ma stranke 110.
Ct. ditatel'stvo vyzyvame, ably
81 kdpilo po jednom vytisl1u, lebt
bude mat v nom nielen zaujimavt
cltanie o hrdinstvach nasich legio-
narov, ale al peknt pamiatku na
Mich.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-10-26
E'UDsK1 EVER DOsTAL
20 RoKov vxZENfA

James Sedore, 27-rocny, otee
dvoch dietok, odshdeny Dol Y pom
delok sudcom Lyononl ma 90 rokds
do statnej trestnice "a zlocin nj.
silenstva ma dvoch dievcat och pri
Mill Creek parku. Sedore i ! ka-
marathon prepaddvali zamilovani
pariky ma osamotelej ceste "a par
kom, revolvermi prin1tili mladi.
kov k odchodu q dievcata k po.
drobeniu sa fch zverskym chdt !.
kan. Floyd Barret, jeho kamarat
nedavno odsddeny Dol ma Is rod,
ny zalar. Akl
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-10-26
BAsNIKA CHCELI svIEsT
PENIAZMu.

Ny NF ? r. Il & z L - .
Martin Razus, nateraz najlepsi
zij1ci slovensky basnik evanje-
licky farar napadany je Cechmi a
cechoslovakmi zato, ze sa medal
podplatit', ale verne sotrvava pri
svojom narode bojuje "a jeho
prava. Isty Loubal naval no Hun
garom. Nukane mu bolo redak-
torstvo $ 10000 korunovym me-
saenym platoon ($3OO!) al dive di-
rektorske postavenia, ale on od-
mietol. Hmotari, nepoznajn dusu
basnika!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-10-26

- Kazdy citatel', ktory nam je
dlzen predplatne "a noviny, do
stane zaplatene "a svoju pracu.
Al my len to ziadame.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-10-26

Frantisek Kosfk, Kodak d vode-
.radoch. zupa Bratislavska.
Michal Liavinec, prislusny Al,
Nalipene, zlpa Beregska, Podkar-
patskA Rus.
Stefan Janesik, Kodak . Tur-
zovky
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-10-26

Ma sch0dzi obchodnikov nasho
mesta predpovedane bolo, ze ce-
ny zivotia nepojd1 az dolu az o
dakych Is rokov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-10-26

Slovenska. Lfga je vsenarod-
ha ustanovizeh, vstupnjte do nej!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-10-26
Jan Pstrils rodAk \ Bnl
zzups kcsick \: I:

Kto BY 8 Iich zna sisbo oa.i
sami mech - hlksia 4 konzlilktaI
ceskoslovenske; fspub liky,
coz Grant Street, Pittsburgh fa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
NEW YORK YANKEES ARE
SPORTING A BIGLEAD

NEW YORK. July is.-with the
IN Fourth OF July over. the New
York Yankees held 1874 game
lead In the race for tho American
league pennant.
Such prohibitivc lead makes
the Yankees look like a sure thing
in the Johnsonian organization.
While the Giants have played
even faster than the Yankees. their
lead in the National league is con.
siderably less. due TO kecner com.
petition.
Despite the fact that the Giants
are being hard pressed by Pitts
burg and Cincinnati. It Is pretty
good bet that the next world series
viii be played exclusively in New
York. However, the Reds and
Pirates are strongly in the run.
ming.
At the start OF the American
league campaign, Connie Mack, wise
old leader OF the Athletics, made
this remark:
New York should again win in
the American league. The club has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18

the pitching. No factor is n big.
ger asset In winning n pennant.
Every manager in the American
league has pitching problems to
worry over except Higgins. My
staff is as good as six others and
my club will make plenty OF trouble
as long as u gets the pitching"
With the season half over. Macks
prophecy has come true. Rarely In
the history OF the major leagues has
club passed over the Fourth Of
July mark. the half way. with such
a commanding lead as the Yankees
enjoyed.
Consistently good pitching has
put the Yankees where they are.
Every manager except Higgins has
had pitching worries. Maek's club
has certainly made the trouble he
predicted. Not until an injury to
Naylor. his pitching ace. and let.
down by several other members OF
the staff did his club slump.
All OF which merely proves that
pitching IL the outstanding feature
In winning Dcnnnnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
Lambert Sternbergh Lands
Big Salmon in Neah Bay

AAfBERT sTERNBERGH Crystal Swimming
~ club team established himself leading OF tho
Northwest last week when he landed
trolling bay
sscrnbcrgh made tho tackle ss
rod and eutyhunk sernborgh little more
than hour land the struggling
remarkable. especially with a
lilo Humphreys states con
this district Humphreys 25pound salmon
the day before n Neah
Senbcrghs be fishing
light
big attracted
Tafts sporting goods store Monday
sernbcrgh having the salmon expects place
HIS
Earl Fry. OF Piper Tafis declares
Sound has been
Elliott bay. he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
All Golfers
Must KnOU
Limitations
BY MIKE BRADY
Western Open Championl

LIVERY golfer needs 20 learn hi.
IL own limitations. and learn
them 10 thoroly. that he will not be
tempted 90 Try the shots OF his op-
pononts or playing companions.
II Is the most natural thing In the
world. when you arc playing with a
man who hits a much longer ball
than yourself. TO try 10 hit along
with him. with the result that gen.
orally you don't hit up 20 your own
general standard. but top. sky. slice
or pull. thru trying too hard. n
waiter J Travis hadn't learned that
lcason. he never would have been
our national amateur champion and
wouldn't have won the British ma.
tlonsl championship in 1904. for he
was ouidriyen by a majority OF his
opponents. and many yards b. some
OF them,
One OF the sili!cst things that golf.
era do-and you and have seen
them do Il time and nRain--ls 90
take an iron for certain aho, sim.
ply because their opponent has done
10. when they know in their hearts
that they can't make the distance
with an iron, and always use wood
when playing with their regular
goifinE companions. Tint is one OF
tho dangers OF playing with golfers
better than yourself.
Learn 10 use your own judgment
on tho selection OF clubs. and dom;
bother your head about tho other
fellow. unlera Il Is TINT in studying
his game as you 10 along. you can
form comparisons between his game
and yours and Eain some advantage
in watching what club no plays for
certain shots and tho results he
gets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
Dan O'Leary Is
Great Athlete

All the modern training meth.
DDS and all tho resources OF the
newest physical education poll.
eien could perhaps never produce
n soundcr athlete than old Dan
oLenry. the pedestrian. He il
So years old and for 90 years has
celebrated his birthday by walk.
Ing 100 miles. He calculates that
he has walked about 2s7 900
miles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18

Rolly Naylor, who going great for the Athletics
until he hurt is a shining example Of the truth
have expounded. When Naylor to the Athletics
he boosted great fast ball and good curve. Yet for
number Of years he met with only ordinary success
Naylor worked constantly TO increase his stuff. He
finally perfected a good change of pace, slow curve
and half speed ball.
have Nayor win ball games this year in which
he didn't throw dozen fast balls yet at time that
his stock in trade II is nice to have fast ball that
pitcher shoot every and then TO let the
batsman know he still has one. Yet TO be big winner
the modern pitcher must have far more than
fast ball As matter Of fact the fast ball these days
is more less used as a threat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
NEW YORK
BARRED TO
JOE LYNCH

NEW YORK, July 1s.--Joe Lynch.
~ bantamweight champion. was
Indefinitely suspended by the New
York state boxing commission for
falling to defend his title. and Joe
Burman, Of Chicago. automatically
becomes tho bantamweight champion
in New York state. Eddie Meade.
Lynch's manager. also was sus.
pended.
Nate Stengel was suspended in
New York state for boxing with
Mickey Walker, welterweight cham.
pion, who is under suspension. A
match between Johnnie Wilson. mid.
dleweight title holder, and Harry
Greb, OF Pittsburg, challenger, has
been approved for August 81 at the
Polo Grounds. The boxing commits.
sion has instructed the fighters to
start trimming.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
GOVERNOR TO
HALT PLANS

INDIANAPOLIS, July 1S.-War.
rem I. McCray. governor of the
state OF Indiana, has refused group
of Indianapolis business men permits.
sion to stage n return fight between
Jack Dempsey and Tommy Gibbons
here. However the promoters are
going ahead with their plans, In
hopes that they max stage the affair
at Fort Benjamin Harrison. n gov.
eminent reservation short distance
from here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
WILLIAMS TO
MEET LAMSON

Larry williams. New York light
heavyweight. who is now making
Seattle his home. will meet George
Lamson, California heavyweight,
In Portland Fridny. Later Dan Salt
was advised that williams would
box Rocco Stramagnlia. Yesterday
caruso Dan was notified that Larry
would box Bamson. Mig Yeager
boxes Marty Foley In the other 10.
round so on the blli
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18

Hdilueu NlLLeT OF the OlQ
school, is apparently slipping
as a batsman, at least in the
eyes of Manager Cobb. He
isn't playing regularly.
Few players IN tho history Of
baseball ever took healthier cut
at the ball than yeach. Regardless
Of the style OF the ball pitched.
fast ball or slow curve. veach
breezed away In hls usual manner.
The game has produced few right.
handed hitters who can compare
with Harry Heilmann in getting
distance TO his drives.
For the day that will mark the
passing Of veaeh and Hclimann,
Detroit has new entry for tho
realm OF swat. Helns Manush.
This fellow Mauush. in his first
year in the big show. has proved
beyond a doubt that no can hit. He
shows Improvement with every
game. It would occasion no great
surprise II within three years AT
the outside he was regarded as ope
OF the five most dangerous bats
men In the American league.
"The big fellow seems to be able
to hit any and everything" says
Ed RommeI. crafty pitching star OF
the Athletics. II threw him every.
thing had on tap and he hit each
delivery harder than the other one.
The waste ball seems to be about
the only delivery certain 10 keep
him from connecting and It would
be well for every pitcher 10 keep
1t far from the plate"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
WALTER HOOVER
HAS HARD LUCK

II was pretty tough luck for Wal.
ter Hoover. Duluth oarsman. when
he split an oar in a preliminary heat
at Henley recently. He accepted his
misfortune as good sportsman
should and. Of course. he was right
when he said that IT was his bust.
ness to steer his she'll as well as
drive IT along. II looked as n he
might have won rather easily IL It
hadn't been for the accident.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
STUBBY MACK
GETS RELEASE

CHICAGO. July 1s.--Stubby Mack,
twirler for the Chicago White sox,
has been released to the Nashville
club OF the Southern association. un.
der option, II was announced yestcr.
day. Mack reports with Nashville
tomorrow.
Mack formerly pitched for tho Sc.
attic Coast league club, before join.
ing Chicago Ho has been troubled
with his teeth, which kept him from
showing up we'll.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
BEAVERS LOSE
TO SALT LAKE
Diamond Dust

Honcrs by Snyder and Croh produced
four runs. and gave the Giants T.to-7
victory over the Cubs.
Adoifo Iuque, star pitcher Of tb~
season. hurled the Reds to n double
victory over tho braves Mt to
and o TO .. lie went six Innings OF
the first game and the entire dis
tancc In tho second.
Huascr's homer was the only ,aliying
counted Off Cvengrns, and the Athletics
Lost to the white sox. / 90 s.
George Uhle let the Yanks down
with four feeble hits and tho In
dams won, IS TO o.
Four singles. double and a triple nc
counted for six runs In the fourth inning,
and the Robins won from tho Pirates.
6 TO ,.
Fred Toncy bettcred Jimmy Rink In n
pitchers battle, and the Cards beat the
Pills. : 20 /. IN 10 innings.
STEADY pitching by johnson en-
nbied tho Tigers 10 beat the SEN
ntors. 10 2.
Dave Danforth pitched great ball. and
tho Browns made Il five straight over the
Ped soS. 10 TO /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18

pitcher who depends almost entirely on speed for
success Is decidedly up against IL at present unless he
develops change of pace. change of pace enables
pitcher to vary his style If batsman feels that seven
out of every ten balls pitched will be fast ones he can
adopt stance at the plate that will work TO his adj
vantage pitcher who has a change of pace can off
set this advantage by mixing them up thereby upset
ting the batter who has his mind set on speed
a MAJORITY Of the pitchers who are having great
success this year twirlers who have a varied
assortment of stuff in which the use of the fast ball
plays only very minor part. The knuckle ball. the
foaer the fadeaway and the half speed ball are lust
few additions to the old style fast ball and curve
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
.SOLONS WIN
FROM TRIBE
in OPENER

CACRAMENTo, July is. - Seattle
~ slipped back notch on the Coast
league ladder yesterday when Sacra-
mento won the game. 4 to 3. Seat
ties rally in the seventh inning fell
one short OF evening up the score.
Weiser Dell twirled for Seattle and
held the Solons down TO six hits.
But the hits were timely and were
made when runs We're needed.
Ray Rohwer clouted homer for
Seattln ms did Yorvan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
MARKS WILL
MEET FOLEY

George Marks, Los Angeles ban.
tam. who meets California Joe
Lynch In the top line bout in Van.
couver y. c., July p. viii arrive in
Seattle tomorrow Marks is high.
~ touted youngstcr and expects TO
remain In the Northwest MS long as
he can keep busy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
Worlds Greatest Rifle
Shots to Compete Soon
Camp Perry Is to Stage Worlds Title Event; Yankees
Are Holding the MuchPrized Palma Trophy at the
Present Time
CAMP PERRY. o., July 18.-Zing!
~ Its q bulls-eye."

They'll be saying here in a score or tongues
For crack shots from every Of the globe
ing to the international and national rifle matches Per-
rvs range, September 1-27
European nations sending their most expert marks
men. So are the South American republics And Canada
Australia and New Zealand too
Stealing the championship from the United States is
their big ambition.
The Palma trophy-most coveted of all right awards
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18

I COULD name dozen pitchers in the two major
i leagues who dozen years back would have rated
big STARS yet most of them finding the going rather
tough at present They pitchers with great fast
ball and fair curve. Everything is lovely when they
are getting the fast ball past the batters but when the
opposition starts to time the speed ball they in ou
BILE The reason-they have nothing in TO offer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
Detroit Tigers, Noted for Their
HitterS, Pick Another in Mnnush

a OF
the lineup noted them hand far
AT Crawford of
to the
After this Bobby Veach
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18

Innings pitched-shea rs. Credit VIC
tory to Shea. At bat--off Shea So. Hits
batted-off Shea T. Runs scorcd--oft
shea ., Runs responsible for-shea 2,
Dell :, Struck out--shea .. Dell .. Bases
on balls--Shea ., Dell 3. Hit by pitched
naii--Weish tby sheal. Wild pitch
Dell. stolen bases--cochran, Mollwitx.
Home runs-Rohwer, Yaryan. Three
base hit-Hcmmingway. Two. base hits
kopp. Welsh, Dell. Sacrifice hit-coch-
ran. Double plays--Sislin to McGInnis to
MollwitE; Tobin TO Baldwin. Loft on
bases--soattle G, Sacramento (. Time
1888. umpircs-Fittory and Jacobs.
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Livey Baseball and Short Fences Changing Mound Style

on speed. They like nothing better than to face n
pitcher who serves a continual diet of fast balls It is
far easier TO time the fast ball than any other style
delivery. With the lively ball and short fences it doesn't
take much of swing to convert fast ball into home
run.
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Miller Huggins, manager OF the
New York Yankees, was n fairly
good batter In his day. He aver.
aged .265 in 1873 major league
games from 1904 to 1916.