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Evening star., 1926-05-23
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.

The Wanderlusters' hike will start
from Chesapeake FUNSTON (Seat Pleas
anti, at 2:30 O'Clock. Or. Hall will
lead.
The Red Triangle Outing Club will
meet at Rosslyn at 80 o'clock Buy
one-way ticket to Wedderburn and
take . o'clock Bluemont train. Bring
lunch. cup and f1ashlight. If deciding
to stay for campfire party.
Members Of Delta Delta Delta Fra.
ternity will be entertained at tea
from . to Z o'clock, at the home OF
Mrs. Ernest F. Burchard. 3403 Lowell
street, Cleveland Park. Visiting Del
tas invited.
The Womens National Political
Study Club will meet 8 O'Clock. at
Phyllis Wheatley y. W. G. A. John II.
Wilson of the District bar will speak.
Musical program.
The Meaning of Suffering will he
the subject Of free talk. s O'Clock. at
United Lodge of Theosophists. 1O9 Hill
Building. Seventeenth and | streets
All welcome.
Evening star., 1926-05-23
9eatbs.

ss hsE fs;dfnsr iS5 sth !, 800, A&SI no R9.
T. FuneTsi sf from as qd her "sris' iate resdence @
Monday. May "a. at 3 pm. 1nterment
private 'Alexandria Gazette please
4.45 pm. at Merrifeld. Va. LUCY JAM
THOMPSON. beloved wife of Joel n.
EhGRRsSn GRRssn sundas n"eF! Ma1 r@@ n MeiFsS IS
WALKER. Suddenly Tuesday. May is.
+. ,sWANS WALkER VIE Of Georss
swann Of Washing,on y. {. Funersi
from MetrSepolitaG Baptist Church. y $
W. d. Norman: pastor. SUNDAY. Nav -
at ]; 80 pm. Friends invited.
WELLS. Saturday. May 2:.. 1926. at :. 80
am. sCZASNE y: WELLS; widow Of the
at DIN: Intermsn1 at Rock Creek cs.s
wIs9okEE; Fs!dsy, May q. ,s 1925, Max
@ Io#l. an and & soihe W1sooser and and Ms " +. II
ochemsn. Mrs. William T +. seston Sea IN and 81 Mrs
II. Finsein of BALTIMORE. Nd; Funeral
1901 14th 81. NV Sunday. MAY %. 81
! pm.
wRENN. Friday. May 81 1926 at MS Ies,,
dence. "30I Connecticut ave. HARRY
Wrenn and father of Katherine and Eliza
beth Wrenn Remains resting at the p5i
Tors of W. R. speare Co. 1923 Connect
cut ave. Funeral from St. Margaret
Church Sunday. May % at 80 pm, In
terment at Norfolk. Va %
WRIGHT. Saturday. May ~ 1895 at the
residence of her daughter. Mrs. Richard
II. McKnPw, 1914 24th ST. NV. CATEA
RINE LOIS WRIGHT widow Of the late
Joseph Marshall Wright. Funeral from,
the above residence Monday. May "a. al
:. pm. lnterment private.
YOCUM. Friday May 81 1926 al his res
dence. 2t01 North Capitol ST. HARRY
FRAACis YOCIM. oeloyed husband o.
from the above residence Tuesday. Nav
25. az $50 am. thence 10 50. Martin
Church. where requiem mass will be said
at q an. for the repose Of his soul. In
terment at ST Mays Cemetery. Relatives
and friends invited -
Evening star., 1926-05-23
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported
to the Health Department in the last "a
Michael Ryan. 20. St. Elizabeth's Hospital.
Charles franklin Myers. IS. 250T r. I.
May +. Walsh. 5s. Emersency Hospital.
George C. Pendergast. 20. 921 10th st.
Marie r. Birgfeld. So Emergency Hospital
Mary Emma Tubbs. 81. 202S Pierce Mill
Maude H. Deakins.- So. .362S 13th st.
Harry Lee Wrenn. 50. Garfield Hospital.
Betty Lee snoufter. 4. chi{dren's Hospital
Allen Hawkins. II. 165 Hickman ct. &c.
Florence jackson. 80. tuberculosis Hos
John Brown Matthews. 2s. 291s Sherman
James H. Gaskins, 40, Gxllinger Hospital.
Samuel Carter. AZ, 356 N st.. s.w.
James Rose, 7S. Fresdmen,s Hospital.
Charles Henry Rollins. 90. 4O3 st.
Evening star., 1926-05-23
TWO-WAY APPEAL
/. FOR TRAFFIC RULE
Legality and IIIegality of Solid
Tire-Horse ReguIa-
ton Attacked.

The District Commissioners yester-
day afternoon authorized Corporation
Counsel Francis H. Stephens to ap-
peal to the Court of Appeals on a writ
Of error the decision of Police Court
Judge John Mcmahon, holding illegal
a section of the traffic code prohibiting
horse drawn vehicles from using GER
tain streets.
Mr.. stephens announced that he
planned to file the appeal some time
Evening star., 1926-05-23
Marriage Licenses.

MARRIAGE licenses have been issued to the
" Floyd E. .Tatum of Petersburg. Va. and
Florsnee f9lf@yo1d @ of Of lei;a lRichmond sSin, "
Arthur !. Bailey Of this city IT,; p and Bessie
Mccarthy of Los Angeles. Calf.
John Pratt Neal and Florence H. Bosard
Andrew P. Allen, and katherine B, Myers:
William B. Harris of Baltimore. Md and
Sadie Moore, o. La Mott; Pa.
Winston r Harris nrisn and Myyrie ay,den f. Johnson
Mary v. Gohle of Holidaysburg. Pa.
Theodore House and Henrietta Parker.
Peats ateG Fortus,e ss7Sn and rs susie B. Harvey.
=, Harry Levin :. 81 r. Augustine, Fla. and
NJ vsS ssasSa 3. asaAo%Sss, g %s,es 80 dfi.n N. Nd
Evening star., 1926-05-23
WILL PROBE STRIKE.
Federal Council Of Church to Study
Railroad Controversy.

BY the Associated Preo.
A study Of the ethical aspects Of the
controversy between the Western
Maryland Railroad and its striking
employees who have been out since
last October, was announced yester-
day by the Department OF Research
and Education Of the Federal Coun:
Gil Of Churches.
The study, the announcement said,
was requested by the ministerial as
sociations Of Cumberland, IIagerstown,
and Washington County, Maryland.
and will be made jointly by the Fed
eral Council Of Churches and the So
cial action department Of the Nation
al Catholic Welfare Council. 1t was
possible also, the announcement said,
that the social service Of the central
conference Of American rabbis might
participate.
Evening star., 1926-05-23
Work to Inspect Parks.

Secretary Work is planning an ex.
tended inspection of national parks
ana Indian reservations, beginning
about July J. Details have not been
worked out. but his trip will last about
one month. and will not include
reclamation projects.
Evening star., 1926-05-23

The first university in Spain was
founded at Valencia. in Old CASTLE,
about the year 1909 1t did not remain
long there, for it was removed 30
years later TO Salamanca. where it
still exists
Evening star., 1926-05-23
The Monami Club will hold n I,,nci
Great Horned Owl Trapped.

l.. S. Marsden of Beaverton. Greg =,
has succeeded in trapping IL great
horned owl measuring 3la feet from
wing tip to wing tip. The owl had
killed "a chickens in two nights. A
large steel trap was used in catching
1t.
Evening star., 1926-05-23
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Miss Somebody Else," q comedy,
will be presented by the young women
Of the Cole Glass Club of Brightwood
Park NJ. E. Sunday school at its COM
munity hall tomorrow and Tuesday
evenings. Admission charged.
A program for the ''DenisOn din
ner" is to be given at the Blue Tri-
angle. Twentieth and B streets, Thurs
day. pm. in connection with the
Northern Baptist Convention. which
will meet in the auditorium this week.
All Denison University alumni for
mer students and friends of the insti-
tuition are invited to the dinner.
Mrs. l.. Helen Fowler Of Kenil-
worth will give an illustrated lecture
on water lilies and water flowers be.
fore the nature class and Garden
club of the occupational therapy de.
partment at the tuberculosis Hos
pital. tomorrow. 7:30 pm. Open to
the public.
George Washington Post, No. l.,
American Legion, will meet Tuesday
s pm. at the clubhouse. 1929 / street
Lieut. BENJAMIN II. Riggs. United
Evening star., 1926-05-23

Las Palmas. Canary Islands, is to
have a municipal theater.
Evening star., 1926-05-23

States Coast and Geodetic Survey.
who accompa MED Comdr. Mcmillan to
the Arctic. will present series of
pictures in conjunction with q talk
on the polar regions. Mrs. Noble
Newport Potts will sing.
The West End Citizens Association
will meet tomorrow. pm. in Cor
coran Memorial Hall. Twenty-tirst and
II streets. No speaker. Open forum
on West End matters. Debate linn
tied SO that all can be heard.
The MOnani Club will hold lunch
con i'll TIE Lee House, Tuesday, at
1890 O'Clock. Reorganization of the
club is to be considered.
Putnam patriot., 1926-03-12

l. is related that one cold early evening last winter, victim of boot Iegger booze was crossing Bushnell Park on his way home. and while passing the south side of the state capitol he became so unsteady that he sat down alongside one of the bie marble pillars. leaned aga.nst #. al fpH into stupor. When be invoke some hours later. f was pitch dark and the poor fellow had DO .Hea HHaFE He Was. H. reached up, and hs AaHH- touched tha cold surface #f tHe maa Ble pillar He nascI ta zet e hs feet. and then slowly felt h- N5z around the surface ef the piIIaf fT TOT ereN upon him as he found no Way out and after sf8piHg around tae Hi lar severat tunes. he sat down ia da. =p#ir. and cf.ed out. Ny G6j5 I'm walled inn
 ALLEN B. LINCOLN
 Wfllmantic, Conn, Mar 6. 1926
Putnam patriot., 1926-03-12
Made Study of Necromancy

John Lee Was an English mathema- tirIsn and astronomer born ln Lon ian on the 18th of July, 1927 He was educated at Cambridge and spent some lmr studying abroad and in Holland He returned to England and held sey- erai offices After l57s he became in crested in uecromancy and his philo- .epbleal researches were #onrerned sl- most entirely with this study He lied in December. l6os Al the age Of
 ghiy one
Putnam patriot., 1926-03-12
Officers Elected

During the session of the lodge eff eer' for the ensuing years were elect ed as follows
 Exalted ruler. A. Newton Vaughn esteemed leading knight John II Bulger: esteemed loyal knight Key ren II Cotter. esteemed lecturinn knight, Lionel Charron. tyler. Will liam Wheauey; secretary, George Lewis. Jr treasurer. Iucius P Mel- riam delegate to the Grand Lodge convention. James F Murray; al teruafc. Andrew ' Frost; trustee fur thre years. James E. Murray.
Putnam patriot., 1926-03-12

v rf stEhf esstsl stise ssass fi@sek h.ss ted oil sns<nhert of fks sa- taoHat AHfssas biis Chs4Btlsrs oI Commerce in d~iiaFs and cenfs ssissas q bs.siaeas.
Putnam patriot., 1926-03-12
CITY NEWS NOTES

Mir and Mrs F L. Prince metore d ta Hartford last Friday
 Henry Ha~kin and Miss Marion Bowen attended thr autnmubIle show H Boston Thursday.
 Mir and Mrs Owen Barrett and son lluold spent Saturday with Nrs Bal rett's mother Mrs e W Clifford. ST
 Weut,. orth and Hol,. South Main street. are "a Baton this week. at- tending the aueo show and .radt ban quets
 Mas Ruth Maynard. a teacher in leenMa RridEe. spent tRe weekend With her father Henry Maynard If W Woodstock ayeHur
 Mis, ChrYseahel Clifford. Mrs Fran. els da-lin. Miss Rose Authes and Miss Louise AyeHs spent Saturday r Bas ton. attending tbc performance If Ahies Irish Rose
Putnam patriot., 1926-03-12

title role lt deals With Jhe young daughter 8f au East Side policeman young boys and who enters into the gang fights and rows of these tene- ment lads with all the vigor ai her command
 Unexpected tragedy stalks into the polieemau's family. and thg girl IS sudden'y faced with some of Che grim realities of life that seldom come to "a child of her aru
 Through the gang battle sequences Miss Ptekfard romps siorausly a leader of thc dirtv faced boAs and the Idol of her "rHul
 In tne dramatic scenes she does some of the finest and mast tanviae- iue work of her whole screen career
Putnam patriot., 1926-03-12
Earthquokes in Old Rome

There Hseer was any outstanding destruction la Rome as result ef 6ui he city tf have if. luakes, and some historians conteud that mHnt Roman pa.aees and fem. nles sali fe have been destroyed hy lie harhtr.ans between the flfih and Ninth centuries were really shuArn flown hy ea th trrmars.
Putnam patriot., 1926-03-12

Every day the American public becomes better acquainted with the Better Buick
 The capacity of the great Buick factories Is taxed to supply the demand.
 The Better Buick 5-passenger, 4 door and 2-door sedans are good illustrations of the reasons for Bucks accelerated popularity. These sedans are real sedsns with Fisher bodies, and striking Buick closed car body lines. Graceful. No harsh corners anywhere. Oh
Putnam patriot., 1926-03-12
MARY PICKfoRD HAS
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 am uluHE comedy and drama zmIlr- md tears. children gang a5t Jles and q pretty love story Latle AHnH Rooney fht type of play in winch Inc public love- ta see Mary Pickfotd. and the type she can do as HU other actress eaH
 slsttle Annie Rooney as Irish as its name. and as Irish a- tht curly hafed little rapamufiin who plays tht
Putnam patriot., 1926-03-12
These Sedans Illustrate thcLOWCOst of Finer
 Transportation

jects of admiration on boulevard and highway. Upholstery of ex. quisite quality. Interior refine. ments luxurious and complete. And these fine bodies ride on the famous Buick chassis, with all the modern improvements and refine ments introduced by the Better Buick.
 The only similarity to coaches" and other low. priced closed car types. Is price. Come in and com. pare these sedans, before you spend your money. Here Is finer trans. portation at lower cost.
Putnam patriot., 1926-03-12

Inc harp t9 a9orn The Hew Irish fee state te which WsIl replace enttsh currency n tHe south of Ire land
Putnam patriot., 1926-03-12

The umbrella was introduced lata Scotland T l7S0 by ga Ed.abaaa
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-09
SATURDAY LOOP
READY FOR
OPENERS
Straus-F r anks, Public
Service and Orange
Crush Favored.

= Orange Crush, Straus-Frank and
Public Service Company baseball
teams rule slight favorites on the
Edope' to win the opening games of
the Saturday League Saturday after,
noon.
The Orange Crush players. under
The name of Mckinley Avenue. were
Saturday League champs last season,
and Public Service won in the City
League, while StrauS-Frank is making
its debut in baseball with long rist
of former semi-pro players, every
member, however, an employe of the
Straus- Frank firm.
In Joe Straus, MOcZygemba and
Sam DwYer. they have fast Outficld,
while Bill Phillips on third. Art Falk
on short, II. MinazZi on second and
Pat Dwycr on first. constitute we'll
balanced inficld. Gus Dwycr, Hamp,
ton and Jones are in line for mound
duty. Tim Griesenbeck will catch.
StrauS-Frank opens with the ElkS
at Schwab Field, Public Service meets
Morgan-W Woodward on the former 5
field and the Orange Crush Bottl"rs
play the Laurel Heights MethOdistS
at League Park. The three games
start at 4 o'clock.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-09
RAIN THREATENS
SPUDDERS' GAME

WICHITA FALLS. April 9.-CF9
Rain this morning threatened to put
the damper on the opener of the
Spuddcr-Dcs Moincs series scheduled
10 start this afternoon. The Spuddcrs
drew half a day of good weather
Thursday and put in beneficial
practice session in the afternoon, after
cold had halted work Wednesday and
Thursday morning.
Rapid improvement Of the teams
fielding, with the few days of warmth
early in the week. has advanced the
Spudders' stock considerably and now
the biggest question is the condition
Of the pitchers. Bad weather in the
Des MOinpS series would seriously
handicap the chunkers, for they have
had little opportunity 10 work games
under suitable conditions. Of the
eight games thus far played. not moro
than two or three have drawn enough
sunshine 10 help the pitchers.
Manager Brainard intended to use
Rip Wheeler today over the full route,
IL the right handler was able to ne
yotiate the distance. IT today's game
is not played Carl Williams likely
will pitch Saturday. since he is schcd-
ulcd for the opener Of the season
with Shreveport Wednesday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-09
NEW WINTER GARDEN
LEAGUE OPENS MAY |

Constitution and bylaws already
drawn up. the Winter Garden Base.
ball League, the first of the new com
munity organizations. will swing into
action MAY l.
Mayor II. G. Walker of Crystal
City. is at the head of the lopo.
The Winter Garden League is com,
posed of six clubs, Ashcrton, Gaia
rina, Carrie Springs, Dilley. Eagle
Pass and Crystal City.
There will be no importation of out
side talent as players must be resi-
dents Of their respective communities
for at least II days before being
eligible to play in the league. A cash
forfeit is To be put up by each club
in order 10 insure the playing of
scheduled games.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-09
VOLLEY BALL SQUAD
, . PICKED FOR TOURNEY

with the selection Of r special
sauad Of II players to try out for
the team. the local Y. NJ. {. A. has
definitely entered the chase for the
state volIcy ball championship. From
this squad a team Of six players will
he chosen to represent San Antonio
in the state vollcy ball tournament
10 he held at Waco April %.
Those chosen 10 try ont for th"
team are Eugene Kirby. A. II. Ycagcr,
Dr. q. 4. Hill. Frank Cunningham.
W. !. Bcrgstrom. Jack Hornrr, David
Young. s. &. Timpson .Ir.. G. J..
KccIv. Max Lpoff. j. l.. Kirby. J. A.
Reilly, !. J.. Wheeler and Il. F. Nc
Campbell.
The prospective team members will
practice each Monday. Wednesday and
Friday. at noon. at the Y. NJ. {. A.
gymnasium.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-09
CITY LEAGUERS PLAY
IN BRU|N BALL YARD

The City Baseball league will enter
into its second week Sunday after.
noon with games scheduled for League
Park, home of the Bears, and Schwab
Field. Every team has put in at
least three hard days of practice.
In the two games at League Park.
the Pittsburg Water Heaters meet
the Rocmers at = o'clock and the
I-G. Y. Sunshine Specials play the
Street Car Union 69i team at 1
O'clock
Gulf Oilers and Sacred Heart are
set 10 clash in the single game at
Schwab Field. starting ut 3 o'clock.
f.. +. Ellis and Del Coffin will Of
ficiat" in the games at League Park
and !. DunSmOrc and Ted Stahl will
umpire at SChwab Field.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-09
START NEW STADIUM.

CHICAGO, April D.-Pl-Con'
struction Of Northwestern University
new milion-dollar stadium has been
started on . schedule which will see
the stands at least half finished by
the Puppies first Big Ten game on
October -. The completed stadium
will be n doublc-dccked structur"
with n seating capacity Of 1O.OOO.
Work was started yesterday and the
field win b. formally dedicated ut The
Chicago Northwestern game, NOyr~n
Der 10.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-09
NANKS HAVE PRIZES.

The double play campaign has at
tractcd chief interest. however. in the
Yankees new keystone combination
of Mark Koenig and Tony Lazzcri.
THE way Koenig and Lazzcri have
been working at second base has been
the most remarkable development of
our training season." says Manager
Miller Higgins. Second base was the
hole through which many of our de
feats slipped last year. We lost over
30 games by one run. and most Of
these leaked through that big infield
gap.
Both Koenig and Lazzeri appear
to be real finds. They are what |
would call instructive ball players. 1t
takes time to break in new inficld
combination. but this pair already is
making lot Of double plays"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-09
CUERO GOLFERS TRAIN.

CT ERO, Tex. April 9.-MemberS
Of the Cdcro Golf Club are working
hard to get team in readiness for
the Southwest Texas tournament to be
held at Corpus Christi April II. The
local team is composed OF Newton
Brown. Graham Hamilton. o. e.
Friar and o. p. Fowler, with Cecil
Newman rs altcrnntr
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-09
TRIANGLE TIGERS
TAKE UP EAGLETS

The Triangle Tigers answered the
Junior Eaglets' plea for opposition
for Saturday afternoon. and these .wo
clubs will clash at . 80 on the Lions
Field diamond. The Eaglets will use
the following players: Williams,
Mills. Blunt, Davis. PalicO, Conway.
Strawn. Barnhardt, Mulhern. MaSscn-
gale. WoIfshuhl. Hallmark Ross.
StCcn. Trucheart and McGrath.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-09

A product of the Manhattan
Shirt Co. featuring a special
set in white, tan, blue and
flesh.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-09

A large group NJ athletic
union suits. every garment
bearing nationally known
label I'VE carry no other). An
oppOrtune time to replenish
your supply.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-09
SPECIALS UNCOVER
NEW HURLING FIND

The Katy Texas Specials uncovered
p new pitcher of promise in their
practice game Thursday afternoon
with the Katy freight house nine.
Lefty" Virgins. the party in qucs.
tion, beat the freight house gang, 81.
in six innings. The Specials will
work out Saturday In preparation for
Sunday game at Block Stadium
with the Estrclla BARRIERS.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-09
CLASSY JUNIOR MINES
BOOK WEEKEND CLASH

Two fast junior teams are slated
TO tie up when the POston Cleaners
meet the Kaufman Tigers on Lions
Field Sunday afternoon. The Clean
ers. newly organized outfit, claim
to have some of the classiest junior
players in the city in their lineup.
The Tigers have been playing as a
combination for several years under
IN rioug names
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-09
STECHER VS.. JUDSON.

WICHITA. Kan. April 9.-GP)--
Announcement that Frank Judson.
Harvard wrestling coach, will met
Joe StPchcr. claimant 10 the worlds
wrestling championship, here April
Ii. was made today.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-09
A. AND M. TO RADIO
POULTRY ADDRESS

All right, fowls. lets 90.
Have your owners install radio
sets in the hen house pronto.
There's reason.
Professor u. II. Reid, head Of the
poultry department Of A. and VI. Col
icge. will deliver an address on egg
production" at S 30 p. m. Saturday.
The lecture will BE- broadcast over
Radio Station WTAW If A. and NJ.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-09
HOMER EPIDEMIC SUBSIDIES;
DOUBLE PLAYS BREAK OUT

NEW. YORK, April 9.-tP)-
The home-run epidemic. threatened
by resin and a less lively ball, may
give way to new major league
malady in the form of double play
fever this season.
The Washington Senators, whose
success has been attributed in large
measure to a sensational double-play
producing combination in Roger Peck
inpaugh and Stanley Harris. arc
credited with responsibility for the in
novation. Their record of twin put
outs, critics aver, has brought about
concentration on the construction of
fast keystone combinations which al
ready has resulted in the sacrifice OF
mauy strong hitting infiCldcrs for
younger, faster fielding and quicker
throwing players. Washington holds
the major league record of 49, double
plays for one season.
LOTS OF CHANGES.
The spring season has developed
an unusual number of keystone
changes. Ty Cobb has displaced
Emory Rigncy at shOrtstop with the
sensational Jack Tavencr. He also has
threatened to remove Frank O'ROurkc.
a fair-hitting second bascman. for
Young Gchringcr, StrOmg-armCd
Toronto yOungStcr who has not been
able thus far TO contribute much to
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-09

the Detroit teams offensive power.
Rigney. now with the Red Sox. may
take the Shortstop post from Lee.
George Sisler has been trying out
his recruit find, Mcllilo. at second,
while Thevcnow will work regularly
alongside Hornsby in a new keystone
combination for the Cardinals. Other
changes will find the veteran Everett
Scott at shortstop for the Chicago
White Sox. Rabbit MaranvilIe team
ed with Milton Stock for Brooklyn.
aud Maurice Shannon hooked up with
Charley Adams for the Cubs.