davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1923-01-28

PARTY LEAVING TOWN. will sacrifice bak
cry and delicatessen. II sold within next ten
days; long lease; excellent location, on upper
l4th ST. no reasonable offer refused: Can be
seen at any time: also suitable for lnnchrngni
or cafeteria 1922 14th n w. Phone Col. s151.s
Evening star., 1923-01-28

corner in northwest; good onsi-
ness with long lease; fine opportunity; price
10 T5o Address Box e6-S Star office.
Evening star., 1923-01-28

STOP WORKING for others; go into bust
ness for yourself: make and sell yonr own
goods: by our system it's easy: opportunity
10 make 500 to $500 weekly. Write imme
sfiateIy for free book. which explains every
rhing Natl Scientific Labs, 2l7 Monroe,
Richmond. Va.
Evening star., 1923-01-28
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

COMPETENT HELP for your consideration,
Super Service Bureau. North fD09.
COOKS, parlor maids. chs hermaids nurses
Ladies' Exchange, sol Vermont ave.
COOKS, $40; maids housewOrkers. nurses and
day workers. Jones Employment Agency. I4l2
llth at NV. IL
COOKS. MAIDS etc Positions assured. 20OI
9th NV room 4.
DIsHwAsHERs. girl helpers. nurses wait
resses, chanbermaids, Kitchen maids counter
girls, laundresses; 800 wanted. Rev. ruIier's,
1921 25th ST. 2as
OFFICE POsITI0NS-Free registration Wash
inSton EmpIoyment Exchange. operated for the
public by Washington School for Secretaries
and Nat. School of Commerce. 14la St NV
Evening star., 1923-01-28

GROCERIES, MEATS: excellent northwest 10
cation: doing about $500 day business; price,
81 5rO Address Box P5-S Star office.
Evening star., 1923-01-28

CAPITAL SEEKERS-Put yonr project before
$50 live brokers: cost trifing under my system .
de tails free Amster Leonard. First Nat.
Bank bldg. Chicago.
Evening star., 1923-01-28

TEA ROOM located in large northwest apart
ment: splendid equipment; good business with
excellent future: price, $1,000 cash. Address
Rox 2AR-R star Office
Evening star., 1923-01-28
hIt Pre SION u.
Pa
70 pULL TIMES SELLING

no Dull TINES SELLING FOOD.
People must eat; Federal distributors make big
money; 50, 600 yearly and up: no capital or-ex-
perence needed: guaranteed sales; unsold goods
may bc returned: your name on package builds
your business; free samples to customers
Jederal Pure Food Co, 1896 Archer, Chicago
Evening star., 1923-01-28

RAISE LARGE CAPITAL-Request free
Dlans showing how companies raise vast sums
BY easily operated Cunningham plan. Bennett
Financing Service, 324-0 San Fernando bldg.
Ios AnOalps falif
Evening star., 1923-01-28

fASOLTNE. ACCESSORIES; excellent corner
plenty room: two driveways: good lease; won
derful future; price. IS, 600. Address Box e2.s
Star office.
Evening star., 1923-01-28

PRIVATE CHAUFFEURs wanted to call at
500 18th st. NV. second floor. We have an
Nothing 10 SELL but there is money in Il for
Evening star., 1923-01-28

$50 500 WEEK: free samples: gold letters Tor
store windows; easily applied; liberal offer to
gen. agents Metallic Letter Co, 435 North
Ozark, Chicago.
Evening star., 1923-01-28

LUNCHR00M; fne equipment. location and
business; open to thorough inyesftgat1o prtce'
Evening star., 1923-01-28

shing: men and women: opportunity lifetime
TO earn $50 500 weekly, operating our
!inew system speciality candy factories" home
or small room anywhere; valuable candy book
free W Hllyer Ragsdale. Drawer ls2. East
Oranca \
Evening star., 1923-01-28

AGFYTS-RefiIabl powder pun selling on
sisht everywhere: can be. filed with enorsn tre
powder TO last several weeks; huge sa,e' ~
nss, ~ oos proadway New York.
Evening star., 1923-01-28

CAFETERIA, one OF city's largest and best
long lease; wonderful opportunity: sacrifice
nrice Address Rox CAS-. star bfice.
Evening star., 1923-01-28

GARAGE. one of city's best: oscar capacity
long lease. wonderful opportunity; price,
ss 6oo Address Box e3.s, Star office.
Evening star., 1923-01-28

WURI,n'S fastest agents seller; 3Uc'o prodt:
needed in every home and store: establish per-
manent business Premier Mfg. Co. sos e.
Grand blvd Detroit Mich
Evening star., 1923-01-28

New Oil Lamp Burns o43o Air.
s. Y. Johnson, 884 Aladdin bldg. 642 y. Broad
ST., Phfla.. Pa. inventor of wonderful new
electricity, is Offering to give one free to hrst
tIser in each locality who will help introduce
at Write him for particulars
BIS DAILY, new silveriene chang. signs; SEN
astional seller; sample. 35c: sells si5O; cat
free. Peoples 584 W. Randolph, Chicago
Evening star., 1923-01-28

ROOMING HOUSE, fourteen rooms: h.-w: h. ::
81 400 Several other bargains. Call mon
day Tt1exdsv 81 g39 II NV.
Evening star., 1923-01-28

MOSEY-Lots Of It made every day by agents
selling Gartside's iron rust soap; needed in
every Office. school. home: fully protected in
e s. patent Office: advertised throughout coun-
try: has removed iron rust, ink. fruit. medicine
e.sins thirty years: large tubes, csc; send 10c
for trial tube and proft-making plan.
Gartside's Iron Rust Soap Co.,
Evening star., 1923-01-28

SXLESMEN-Hsre's your opportunity for big
money something new; Mystic Metal; few dol
lars Win start you In this wonderful business.
Wire or write, Secretary, 20 ", washington,
Suite ga. Chicago
Evening star., 1923-01-28

$l04 ~ CASH for your first months work:
TO money required, no merchandise to buy. no
heavy sample case to carry: men and women
wanted everywhere to dstrih. free advertising
nora Labora tories. 2301 Normal blvd, Chicago
Evening star., 1923-01-28

R00MTNG HOUSE wanted:. will pay cash if
price ia reasonable. Address Box 2o-S. star
Evening star., 1923-01-28

WANT a responsible partner. preferably ga
Alexander Hamilton Institute student or equa .
opositon-eNcfusive national selling aren-<
with headquarters in Washington. selling d.
rect by mail to jobbers only; article-a prohta
ple. we'll established speciality, nationally sd
vertised through trade papers and successful =
merchsndised for the past three years 10 the
pa int and hardware trade. This agency han
dies the entire output of 4 Baltimore factory
and has untitled orders on hand Reply nv
mail only to Frank B. Dale. care go Pa. ave
Evening star., 1923-01-28

FRUIT and Vegetable stalls for safe IN The
leading market In city. Address Box 30 X,
Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1923-01-28

INVESTMENT worth while; you can own >
south Georg pecan grove with free care and
upkeep very easy installments. Write for
full particulars Steel Realty Development
Corn. 81 l. North FORSYTH st. Atianta. Ga. .
Evening star., 1923-01-28

here il issIs to $50 day new patented ttsn,sr al,
w.vs sb.rp cutlery set; Won simply ahpia!
Ns!s s" npp,to ordsr. we deliver and collect;
nay you daily; experience unnessssarEE - sem snt
ME free; try it out. Jennings Mig w.
S'fp Dayton. Ohio. -----------
Evening star., 1923-01-28

500 MONTHLY taking orders for nationally
known S9S high grade rRincOsts direct from
our factory; commi sious advanced: OUTFIT free;
prompt deliveries Eastern Raincoat Co,
Manufacturers. 91S-921 Roosevelt I'd. Chicago
Evening star., 1923-01-28

SUPERVISE STUDIES studies OF one or two
children going to school (private family, or
position in small school where time would be
allowed for study Of English. by serious. high
ly recommended young French lady teaching
French. Spanish and Italian. Licencile-es-
lettres Of the University Of Sorbonne. Paris,
and diploma University of Madrid. Excellent
arrangements can be made. Mile. G. Dupuy'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-08

most logical Of all. that 1t was Just
the development OF common "horse
sense that turned the Yanks into a
hard'fighting well.balanced and
woodworking ball club.
The Yanks felt terribly Inundated
after the Giants had made mess
out OF them in the worlds series last
fall, according to Boyd. They felt
then and they still feel that they arc
n better ball club and they set out
this season with the ambition of run.
ming away with the pennant in order
to show that they have everything
outclassed in their league and then
to 80 into the wort's series and
show up the Giants.
Factions ceased 10 exist in tho
common desire to win. Players who
would not speak TO other players
last season arc now friends. Some
players are roomlng with others that
they wouldn't sit next to last year,
When card games arc started, thoy
are open 10 all the club There nro
no certain chairs and tables for cor.
tain players.
The Yonks want the Giants TO win
the National league pen6unt. They
figure. of course, that their bit would
he much more II one.hnlf of the
series was to be played In the en-.
larged Polo Grounds Instead OF In
Cincinnati or in Plttsburg, hut OF
almost equal appeal liz their desire
to beat tho Giants and show that
they nre u ball club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-08
w eIterS
Shape Up
for Mill

Don a rough, tough. mran-vlsAged
l. mixer. Il would be hard 10 put
Your hand in the wcltorweight grab
bag, and draw a better example Of
the aforesaid words. than Sailor
Billy Vincent. the puEnacloua COB,
who hopes 90 spread disaster ia tho
wake OF Harry "Youns" Dudley. at
the Arena next Tuesday night,
There's a little song thRt carries q
line In u 20 the effect that no and
10 don't do nothin' else but" That's
Billy Vincent when Il comes to
spreading hts tlippers BILLY believes
to giving his opponent thoro mas.
aKc with tho Levinaon'a And he
doesn't hesitate a bit about stepping
right 10 and trying to apply his no,
tlons.
Vincent has already made good
With the Seattle fans. having taken
part in some half do4rn BATTLES here
during hla soIourn as fleet wcitrf,
weight champ. But be viii stack up
against a little tougher game than ia
hts usual want when 10 meets Mr
Dudley This gentleman ~ color IL
not very loauacious lie tends 20 his
knitting and kni,a exceedingly we'll
as his record win show Such sock
ers as Jimmy Duffy. Gene Cline. II
ger Johnny Cline. and their TX tried
TO test mcitie with alr. Dudley and
all but Duffy finished second. Jimmy
got draw
Dudley bearded the Tiger IN his
den referring to Tiger Johnny c1inel
and johnny came out just plain
cat ttbby az that. Now Tiger John.
ny didn't show amy great tendencies
toward being a Bengal hattler when
ko met Trayie Davis here. but he
was good enough 10 get draw with
Davis. which Is something Il lot u
fighters have failed 20 DO.
Both boys. needless 20 relate. are
working hard for the forthcoming
tricas. one thing may develop out
Of the maiah. That a.. boy who
can stay hdte In Travio's bailiwick
and administir him a drubbing-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-08
Yankee Reform Features Big League Races

NEW YORK, Aug. s.-when the
l ' baseball season opened the
Giants and the Yanks were picked
by practically all the experts to re.
peat as pennant winners.
The Giants were rated good almost
to the point Of cinch for the Ma
tional league pennant. while the
Yanks were selected IS just about
good enough TO win the American
league honors.
II followed as n surprise, then,
when in mid-season the Yanks had
taken unto themselves the role OF a
cinch and had galloped to a lead Of
10 games, while the Giants were
tossed into fight for their lives
with the Cincinnati Reds and the
Pittsburg Pirates.
The transformation Of the Yankees
from rebellious. manager.bucklng
team of temperamental stars into a
smooth working, morale-filled organ.
ization was one OF the most interest.
ing features not only Of the baseball
season, but OF the entire year.
II follows that there were reasons
for the rather sudden and long.de
iayed desire OF the American league
champions to develop harmony and
get the best out Of what has been
for three years y very fine ball club
There are many theories advanced
rs those reasons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-08
JESSE DOUGLAS is QUITE
THE BOY AT PENNSYL WANNA

goal line. lie ran back and fell on
~ No. Tho lad grabbed the ball
and galloped for touchdown.
That's the sort Of q guy this Jesse
Douglas is.
The New York papers called him
'Horscshoes." but Douglas shook Off
the nickname by performing several
other astonishing fcats. He Ia
looked up TO as a star varsity pros
pect next year
Basketball found him to be one
Of tho most accurate shooters in the
institution. He was the star OF
nearly every gamc. netting back.
hand. forehand overland and circus
shots. His Pennsylvania supporters
boosted that he rarely missed.
Douglas did not 20 out for track
last year. because he feared that nc
might burn himself out" But
Coach Lawson Robertson had his
eye upon him and several times the
big star WIS out practiolng on the
pole vault
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-08

First quoted as the biggest factor
In the Improvement Of the team is
the reform of the great Babe Ruth
The swat king. altho he is not
within striking distance OF new slug
ging marks. Is, without doubt, the
outstanding figure OF baseball today.
When the jury meets in the fall 20
vote for the most valuable player in
the American league, there Is little
doubt that Babe Ruth will be elected.
Safety-first methods OF the Ameri.
can league pitchers. which caused
Ruth TO be passed more than 100
times in half a season, prevented him
from setting new marks as home
run hitter. but It seems certain that
he will be the champion slugger OF
the big league even under that ,handi.
cap.
While his opportunities TO knock
balls off theRard we're restricted by
the refusal Of the pitchers TO put
them In his alley, Ruth switched his
batting style and he developed into
a likely candidate for the batting
championship OF the league. II
seems almost certain that he will
lead the league in runs batted In and
runs scored.
With hiB general Improvement at
the bat, his fielding also became bet
ter without the handicap OF the
surplus weight that no carried last
season, he developed into Il long
range fielder and his arm Is second
only to that Of Bob Meusel, the fin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-08

pitching, Jones blowing up
badly in the eighth.
Seattle opened the scoring in the
first frame when Mcnrkle walked
end scored on Johnston's double to
left down the foul line on a hit and
run play l. a. eyened It up in
TIN second when McAuiey and
Baldwin sinsied. Jones sacrificed
and the former scored when Crane
threw out Smith on a wonderful
play.
The visitors took the lead in the
seventh Smith walked and scored
on Grigg'a long single to left
Welsh singled for Seattle in the
eighth with one away and Mcarkle
forced him nj second. Johnston
lined 10 right center and Hood
dropped the hall after a hard catch.
aiiho he had the ball in his hand.
With a man on first and third.
Jones elected to pitch 10 Eldrcd. and
Dynamite crashed n single over
second, tying the score. Rohwer
busted The first pitch over the right
field wall nng & was all over. That
ended the scoring for the after.
noon.
Tho dafa3ts faaY-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-08
BY Jack HOHENBERG

IRON the University Of Pcnnsyt
i vania comes the news that
Jesse Douglas. former Queen Anne
high school athlete. Is considered as
Just about the biggest football u os
pect in the institution. Jesse IS also
looked UP 10 as basketball find
and pole vaultiug phonom. Alto.
gether. Douglas Is considered as n
little wonder worker.
Stories about the playing OF the
Queen Anne lad on the freshman
football team are now history. At
one time, when the Red and Blue
was playing Cornell. Frosh Douglas
intercepted forward pass behind
his own goal line and ran the length
Of the field for touchdown. He
duped every one OF his opponents.
They are still talking about that
one.
At another time, in a less impor.
tant game. Douglas muffed a FUN.
bic and the ball rolled behind his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-08
YoungCaddy HasGood
Line for Golf PLAYERS

T1HtRTEEN YEAFoLD of Cleveland
Il municipal golf links Highland
the star OF the combined links OF the country
For under the conditonsdaknes
he has lost but two golf balls 81 this
All this sound unreasonable for Alex considering
golfer plays the rough from tee to green
But Alex n the
Caddying rs thing golfng another
thinking the game All YOU need
OF observation good cyesght Judgment
Tho ordinary golfer after he makes bad
control and all his posc, and fail
Watch the ball until rolling
but will take a roll wild
bali big stationary the direct limo NJ
flight. then mark depth rough
Don't zigzag to the ball"
Drop the bag within the radius bay don't wander off
somewhere else.
above ull-FIND THE BALL.
THE whole thing your mind on tho hp
and the snakes butterflies opponents YOU wont
any finding H." 49,
Little Alex rs bigger hnn the bag
with the leather than
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-08
City Golf
Title IS
on Books
BY ALEX c. ROSE

WITH Bon Stein and I.se stcil the
w ranking fayorites 10 win tho
title. the barrier will so up 10 start
the annual links test for tho city
championship az the inRlewood Coun.
try club Thursday morning. when
about 20 OF Scattie's brightest young
golfinK stars lee or for a quaiifying
round Of IS holes The i6 low quail
Iicrs win continue on elimination
match play. the first round being
played tomorrow afternoon. the sec.
ond and semi.final rounds on Satur
day and the finals CSC holesl on sun.
day No play will be permitted on
Friday. the day OF President Hard,
ing's funeral
Forest Watson. ti,lehoider: Dixie"
Ficager. on whose brow the crown
rested many times, and Clark speirA
the Inslcwood nee. Will be missing
from this years field. but there ID
yet enough class left to mako this
fight for who's who In Seattle golf.
dom an interesting affair.
The North End pair. Stein and
steil. are expected to set their stiff.
est opposition from Jack wostland.
tho youngster who defeated Harry
Hjert In the finals for the Iugiewood
title last week; Gordon Haw. the
fiashy municipal links player. and
Theron Rongerud. the slim youth
who dropped Dixie Fleager and Russ
Smith on the wayside In the recent
play for the Pacific Northwest anna.
teur championship.
Aside from the aforementioned
stars. there are others. such aa Wal.
ter Wand. Pete Ash and Bryan win.
ter. who are liable 10 bust into the
limeIight before the shoot is over.
One thing is certain and that is that
the test is being decided on a real
championship course In this re.
spect. InEiewood Is second TO none
on the Pacific coast. The fairwaya
are coming along nicely. whilo the
putting greens are the finest In the
country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-08

work, but il was decided later
TO go thru with ii because of
the many requests from the
players.
Tho Star tournament n the only
event Of iia kind Ia the city that
does not charge an entry foe and
I Il rs the only chance for the net
players OF the city 10 engage Ina
another tournament this season
There arc tho eight events The
mems singles and doublea womenH
singles and doubles. junior boy sin,
glos ana doubles, junior Eirl singles
ana mixed doubles
Tho players who have filed their
blanks 80 Tar follow
MEMS SINGLES
walter swanson. Edward Hickman. T.
A Watson. g., o. tiaNtrf. John D. Henry
Alex Zine q Ayfus Kenneth wallace
Harvey Faimauist. Arnold Johnson. Nor
ton Robinson, Nelson lablnapn, Henry
NOLAN. Pores DlK. Herman Meyer ins
Forrest iirpWu. Andrew Henderson. hill
chaflrHtou, iurry Lightfpot
MES's DOUBLES
Anarsw Henderson,. HahsH Windas p,
u HfusHahap A. u. tintpcr, fpfsst
brown HOY sampson. Herman MeysE
-i Perez uiH. itrafy Nolan A.
AYTps. n t,uF8id g. . nhKlsf. ---.
Z. A. Watson lbp hsnD Edward liiCk.
man. ogden i.iaIaui Waltsf swanson. VI
Scott Harry l4sttfouf. Charleston
JuNIon noYs' SINGLES
AisK Winston. Donald Howard. Iehn
Thomas. Alex Winston. Gordon wague,
Kenneth Macarthur Leslie King. Hupsrli
uurdstt. James HegilF. Wilhur FaTsJr.
Nelson Robinson. Kenneth wsilaes. Aies
fins Charles nvan. walter tHHusgnt lnss
uald Hedsi. Jsmts breton, Andrew hsn'
dsfson.
JUNIOR boys DOUBLES
Walter hEknsah. VI scott, Charles
iisaa and partner. AirG Pinr. uidgfp Sol.
son, Kenneth wallace. John NqEpi Hos
ARD i.anslis. Nelson itohInsan, wllhaf
FaFsir. John Thomas. James hcuiiY. kqb'
err agpily. Tom uisHn. AisE liatfsf Has
ssli haFastl Jimmie NpHoi aqflon
waYne snd partner. AitS Wtnsien, pieA
Jackson. Donald hgaHrd, iiiii hpN ard,
woMrNss zISuIIs
Nellie Thomson. Dorothy Cole. hha
Meyer. Johanna WsEnrr. RUN MaFenss
tafter %.
woMEN's DOUBLES
Dorothy Cole. Ssiiis Thompson Rita
MsYrf aud partner.
MINED DOUBLES
Rita Meyer. itermah Meysf y r. hfra.
aahan. Lihbia Fsfris. ilsnfy Nolan aha
partner! rutrs uh and partner, ions
HsnfY apa partner
JUNIOR GIRLS SINGLES
No snfry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-08
OHIO TOURNEY
TO BE PLAYED

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Aug. S,-The
state tennis tournament will be held
inlColumbus the week from August
20 to September at the Indianola
Tennis club. The tournament com.
mlttee consists Of Stark Trambes,
Dcanc Judd Jack Lazarus, Carl
Wlthwcln, c. J. Kurtz, Herman
Wlrihwein and Fred Bcerman,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-08

IhhIngg pItched--JAcobs S. WILLIAMS Q
Plus Credit victory TO Jacobs. Al hat
or Jacobs 81, off williams / Hlts bal.
trd-off Jacobs 5. Off Williams nun,
scorcd-uff Jacobs :. Runs responsible
Ior.-Jonos !, Jacobs :. Struck out-Jones
:, JACOBS J. Gregg !. stolen bases
Twombley. Rohwer Home run--Rohv,,,
Three base hit-Crano Two-baso HRS
Johnston. GriEgs. Runs battcd in--,1ohn-
ston' smith, Griggs. 'Eldred. Rohwer
Caught stealing Rohwor. II. BALDWIN
Double plays-E. Baldwin TO Rrug; ear
roll to krug. Time OF Eame--i.sO. TIM
pires-Cascy and Carroll.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-08
LAKE SWIMMER
YELLS ENOUGH

l'oRAlN. Ohio, Aug. S.--"Never
again." said carbis Walker, after Fin.
ishing his swim across Lake Erie to,
day.
Walker was unable to rest because
OF his strenuous exercise. His legs
were temporarily paralyzod and he
was In some pain.
Anyone who wants It can have
my record I'm thru"
AT periods Walker turned over and
swan on his back. II was at those
times that he took nourishmont.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-08

sammy Crans tufHsd Ia . pair 81
the finest plays EVER tsrn an tho
seattle diamond In enc afternoon
yesterday. In thr seeond tnninE Ne
made g perfectly MARI riaas fannlaE
catch with his Eiasr 81 sntlihs
grpmndrr % ~. left. throwing the
visitor out while off balance.
was a play &C. be remembered. Ia
tho fifth he wrnt to his rikhl anh
caught = terrific dive thru his terri
teri from Twonbiy'r bat and i"ssen
out kruE at tho kcysiatir s'oppin9
place. ~ wasn't ~ fiashy AZ INC
other play, but IL was harder enc
10 make. This slim infisldcr l. play
Ing the game ~ bic life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-08
TO
MEET SCOTT

TACOMA, Aug. S-Irving Vein.
stein, of San Francisco. aud Wallace
Scott, of Tacoma, will probably meet
in the finals of the Pacific North
west tennis championships. Both
men have won their way TO the
semi.finals, and only an upset will
keep them out OF the finals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-08
Diamond Dust

The Cincinnati Reds have bought
an outfeldcr. named Edgar Pick,
from Hutchinson OF the Southwest
ern league. He win not report IN
I'll 1894.
chief BENDER is back 60 pitching again.
The Indian Ia hurting for baltimore In
the International LEAGUE.
Gard Gislason. Ballard hoy. who
played In the Western lenruo for
years, Is with Syracuse In the Inter
national league. lie fisried with "A
southern league club this spring, Int
seems TO get by all right In the faster
International.
Lunto tho shortstop who refused 10
play with Sacramento year ago, IN
doing duty for the Rochester club In
this same league. They say no il a
wonderful fielder,
stubby Mack has been u big fily-
Yer with Nashville In the Southern
league, lie claims 10 have been
troubled with his teeth aud Tint he
wasn't given chance to lurI for
month or more by the Chicnro
white sux. Mack, win he rcmcm-
bcrcd ns the big righthpndcr sent up
from seattle n couple OF years ngo
nlll Rose, former Seattle Northwest.
vrn Lacquer, after several Seasons OF
wandering, has caught on with Sioux
GUY In tho Western league.