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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-08-11
rs Seamen Believed To
Haze Drowned When Ship
Struck Sable Island Bar
tBy Dispatch A. p. wire)

HALIFAX, N. s., Aug. 1O.-Capt. John
Mosher and 25 members of the crew of
the auxiliary schooner Sylvia Mosher,
which is lying a wreck on the outer
bar on the north side of Sable island.
"the graveyard of the Atlantic" are
missing.
Word was received here tonight that
the bodies of six of the crew had been
washed ashore on the island. Fears
were expressed that all the 26 men had
been lost. 1t is thought the Sylvia.
Mosher was carried ashore in the hur-
ricane last Saturday night. The cap
tain and sailors on the schooner which
was the high liner Of the Nuremberg
fishing fleet, were all Nova Scotians.
The wreck was sighted this morning
by members of the island life saving
staff. There was no signs of any OF
the ships crew.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-08-11
GIANTs TRIM CUES.

] NEW YORK, Aug. 10-Virgil Barnes
was in fine form today and blanked the
Cubs with four hits, the Giants win
ming, to 0. The victory put the Giants
in undisputed possession of fourth
place in the National league pennant
race. Frischs homer in the sixth and
singles by Tyson, Terry and Mueller in
the seventh accounted for the only runs
of the game
Due to the death of his father in
Chicago, Freddy e. Lindstrom, Giants
third baseman, was absent today
Score: r. H. e.
Chicago .........O 900 900 OOO- 0
New York .......O 900 O01 1O*- 0
Batteries: Root, Milstead, Osborn
and Gonzales, Hartnett; Barnes and Nc
Mullen Florence.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-08-11
ATHLETICS BEAT CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Aug. 10-Ramore Hart's
tumble and Grabowski's throw to Sec
ond in an attempt to get Hale, who
was stealing, after two were out in
the eleventh inning was followed by
a single by Cochrane, which gave Phil
adelphia to 3 victory over Chicago
and four games out of the fivegame
series.
Thomas allowed only one hit until
the eighth inning, when he weakened
and in the ninth inning teh visitors
continued the attack and took the lead
MostiPs home run smash in the ninth
inning tied the count and forced the
game into extra innings.
Score: RH.E.
Philadelphia 1000 900 OH O1--4 s o
Chicago $3.50. 200 900 OO1 OO-3 IL /
Grove, Quinn, Pate and Cochrane;
Thomas, Connally and Grabowski.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-08-11
BEAT
INDIANS 4 TO.l;;
HARRIS STARS

CLEVELAND, Aug. 10-Reuther was
complete puzzle to Cleveland today
and Washington won, to /. Reuther
held the Indians to six hits. Levsen
also pitched effectively until the ninth
when Washington punched three hits
with a pass and an error to score three
runs. J. Harris made three hits, his
triple scoring the first run, while he
started the three-run rally in the 9th
with a single after two were out and
none on.
Cleveland escaped shut-out when
Speaker doubled and scored on J. Sc
wells single in the 9Th. The score:
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-08-11
pH1LLIEs BEAT REDS.

9PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 10. = The
Phillies won see-saw game from Gin
cinnati today, 10 to s. The Reds tied
the score once and were in the lead on
two occasions, but neither Donohue,
who started, or Luque, who rescued him
could check the Phillies. Walker hit
a home run with two on base in the
fifth inning to tie the score.
Score: H. RI. II.
Cincinnati 900 O32 300 8 9 l
philadelphia .210 O12 40*--10 II l
Batteries: Donohue, Luque, Lucas
and Hargrave; Ulrich, Knight and Hen
line.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-08-11
DETROIT REATs YANKs.

DETROIT, Aug. 1O.-Detroit won the
series off New York today, making it
three out of four by winning today's
game, to 3. Trailing all the way to
the seventh, Detroit rallied after Ma
nush's home run had tied the score,
and drove i'm two runs off Shawkey,
who relieved Shooter. Ty Cobb, pinch
hitting for O'Rourke in the seventh,
drove in, the run that broke the tie.
Only seven innings, were played, the
game being called to permit both clubs
to catch trains. The score:
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-08-11
TRIM
ROBINS 10 TO 5;
BRAVES WINNERS
(By Dispatch A. P. wire)

BROOKLYN, Aug. 10. = Pittsburgh
piled another defeat on Brooklyn to1
day, 10 to q making nine consecutive
games that the Robins have now lost.
Eight Brooklyn errors turned today's
contest into a farce.
Lee Meadows held the Robins TO 8
hits, four of which went to Babe Her
man, who for the second straight day
had a perfect afternoon at bat. Her
mans circuit wallop with one onin the
first gave Brooklyn it's only runs. The
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-08-11
sT. LOUIS BEATs RosToN.

BOSTON, Aug. 10.-Rhem held Bos-
ton to six hits today, while ST. Louis
vanquished the Braves, 3to /, in an err
rorless contest. The score was knotted
when the teams started the ninth, but
Hornsby's single off Goldsmith and
three more hits off Mogridge, who re-
lieved him. accounted for two runs. The
play of Thevenow was feature. The
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-08-11
GARAGE 0WNER SLAIN

/. RIFLE, Colo, Aug. 10. S. ?.
Stewart, garage owner here, was
shot and killed at the Ernest Smith
ranch, 2S miles north of here today
said meagre advices here tonight.
Smith, the ranch owner, was held in
connection with Stewart death.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-08-11

DOSIOH WV VIZ WV l
Summary: Two-base hits, Hornsby,
High; three base hit, Blades; stolen
plays, High to Gautreau to Cooney,
Goldsmith to Bancroft to Cooney, Rhem
to Thevenow to Bottomley, left on base,
ST. Louis 5, Boston 6; base on balls, off
Il; struck out, by Goldsmith 1, by Mo-
gridge /; hits, off Goldsmith 6 in 8 in
nings (none out in 9th) off Mogridge
3 in 1; passed ball, Siemer; losing pitch
er, Goldsmith.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-08-11

looking after their ranch at Webb.
They are the guests of Mrs. M. f.
King.
To McNenI
Mrs A. S. Porter spent Tuesday with
her daughter, Mrs. Herman stolp, at
McNeal
Entertain
Mrs. MCGEE and son, A. MceGe, gave
a pleasant little party Tuesday ewes
ming which was greatly enjoyed by
"a number of the nieghboTs.
From Los Angeles
Mr.. and Mrs. Almer Stidham, for
merly of Webb and now of Los An
Egeles, Calf, are spending few weeks
in the valley as the guests of Mrs.
Stidham's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Scheerer. Miss Pearl Scheerer, who
has been with Mrs. Stidham for the
past year, accompanied the Stidhams
so that she might visit her grand
parents.
To Bisbee .
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Harris spent
Sunday visiting relatives in Bisbee.
From Lowell
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Harris, Jr., mo-
tored to Lowell Saturday evening to
visit their mother and attend the
dance at Light.
visit Ranch
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Mortenson and
family motored to their ranch at
Whitewater Sunday.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-08-11

+*Batted for Felix in Sth.
***Batted for O'Neil in 8th
****Batted for McWeeny i'll 9Th.
By innings: R.
Pittsburgh ........... .020 Ill 1910
Brooklyn .............2O 200 900 600 2
Summary: Two-base hits, Carey.
Rhyme; home run, Herman; sacrifice
hit, Rawlings; stolen base, Waner;
double plays, Meadows to Rhyme to
Grantham, Traynor to Rawlings to
Grantham, Rhyme to Rawlings to Gran
than; left on base, Pittsburgh 10,
Brooklyn A; base on balls, off McWeeny
Is; struck out, by McWeeny 1, by Mead
ows 2; hits, off McWeeny in 6 In.
Enings, off McGraw in innings, off
Williams 5 in /; hit by pitcher, by
Meadows (Butler); losing pitcher, Nc
Weeny.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-08-11
Our Doity Joke

Located only short distance form
the university campus is the state IN
sane asylum. The medical school is
associated with the work carried on
there, and often the students are to be
seen observing the inmates. One cay
group of students was Watching
some of them while they were dlS-
ging a ditch Some of the men were
carrying off the dirt in wheelbarrows'
and one man was making his regular
rounds with his wheelbarrow turned
upside down. One of the boys said to
him: why don't you turn it over?'
Whereupon he replied: I'm not as big
a damned fool as you think 1 am. II
I turn it over they'll put dirt in IT!
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Whales catch seals, their favorlte
food, by swimming under the ice on
which tho seal lies ana, using the
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RRnWNs REAT SOX.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 1O.-The St. Louis
Browns were outhit, but Ken Williams
home run in the eighth inning, his 10th
of the season, gave a victory over the
Boston Red Sox, 6 to 4, in the final
game of the series. Williams scored
behind Sisler.
Score: r. H. e.
Boston .... .O21 O10 OOO-- 12 0
st. Louis :. 900 200 22"-- 2
Heimach and CASTOR; Vangilder and
Hargrave.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-08-11
WHITEWATER
WEBB

\
! M. J. Sullivan and P. H. Peterson oi
1 Courtland were business visitors in
| Webb Thursday.
! Friends From Bfsbee
I Mrs. Joe Dlalack entertained friends
| from Bisbee Sunday.
RetuNns From Tucson
| Mrs. Athena Loffgreen returned on
/ Tuesday from Tucson after twS
weeks visit. After visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Porter ir
! Webb, Mrs. Loffgreen went on to Los
Angeles, Calf, where she will join
her husband and children.
To Bisbee
Mrs E. D. Harris and family mo-
tored to Bisbee Friday on important
business.
Celebrates birthday
Mrs. Mary Schupbach celebrated her
list birthday Thursday at the home
of Mrs. James Schupbach in Douglas.
Mrs. Comolli and family and James
and Ralph Schupbach motored to
Douglas to join their mother in the
family reunion.
Gives Party
Miss Veatrice Nelson was charm
ing little hostess at a party celebrat-
ing her 18th birthday Thursday.
From Bisbee
Mrs. j. e. Mallet and family of Bis
bee are visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs r. G. Mcbride, in, the mountains
From Mesa
Mrs. ]. j. Langford and son and Mr.
and Mrs Gibson and son, all of Mesa,
spent the weekend in the valley and
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mortenson. Mrs. Langrord and Mrs.
Gibson are sisters of Mrs. Mortenson
and were formerly residents of the.
valley.
To COurtland
Judge and Mrs. E. D. Hraris motoredI
to Courtland Monday where Judge
Harris held court.
From AjO
Mr. and Mrs. r. E. Grantham of Ajo,
former residents of Webb, with their
families, are visiting in the valley and
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-08-11

M. J. Sullivan and P. H. Peterson o
Courtland were business visitors il
Webb Thursday
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-08-11

xBatted for Woodall in 4th.
zyBatted for Wells in 4th.
zBatted for ORourke in 7th.
BY innings r.
New York .............. .002 100 o. 8
Detroit ........ .....s.. VUU lUU d D
(Called end 7th to allow teams to
catch train).
Summary: Two-base hits, Koenig,
Dugan, Ruth, O'Rourke Heilmann,
Dauss; home run, Manush; stolen base,
Manush, Lazzeri; sacrifice hits, Tave-
ner q Blue; double plays, Wells to
Tavener to Neun. Gehringer to Neun,
O'Rourke (unassisted); left on base,
New York 5. Detroit 10; base on balls,
off Shocker 2, off Shawkey l off Wells
g. by Dauss /; hits, off Wells Z in 4
innings, off Dauss in 3, off Ssocker
. in (none out in 7th), off Shawkey
3 in /; winning pitcher, Dauss; losing
pitcher, ShaWkey
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-08-11

Still going strong after 36S years,
an old Friesland clock bearing the date
of 1888 is to be seen in Wandsworth
Town Hall, LONDON.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-08-11
RetnNns From Tucson
To Bisbee

To BiSbee
Mrs. E. D. Harris and family mo-
tored to Bisbee Friday on important
business.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-08-11

three base hit, J. Harris; sacrifice hits,
Bluege, Lutzke, Jameson, Levsen;
double plays, Burns to L. Sewel to
Lutzke, Levsen to L. Sewell; left on
on balls, off Reuther g. off Levsen Q;
hit by pitcher, by Levsen (Bluege).
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-08-11

HFlemOS From B1SDee
Mrs. Joe Dlalack entertained friend:
from Bisbee Sunday.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-08-11

looking after their ranch at Webb.
They are the guests of Mrs. M. f.
King.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-08-11
From AiO

Mr. and Mrs. r. e. Grantham of Ajo'
former residents of Webb, with their
families, are visiting in the valley and
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-08-11
From Bisbee
From Mesa
To COurtIand

Judge and Mrs. E. D. Hraris motored
to Courtland Monday where Judge
Harris held court.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-08-11

To McNeaI
Mrs. A. S. Porter spent Tuesday with
her daughter, Mrs. Herman Stolp, at
McNeal
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-08-11

zBatted for L. Sewell in 9TH
BY innings: r.
Washington .010 900 003-4
Cleveland ............00 600 900 001- 1
r>,,va 1,oco Il; CraolyoT.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-08-11

IOLaIS :. 01 70 To O
*Meadows out, stepped out of bat
orr -
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-08-11
Celebrates Rirthdax

/ UIVHB f'uFIy
Miss Veatrice Nelson was a charm
ing little hostess at a party celebrat-
ing her 18th birthday Thursday.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-08-11
Totals 30 /

A4NtUII AOH 1AUNNNO TT UOII'
yBatted for Jameson in 8th.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-01

What Ty Cobb is TO the baseball
bug DIR. Emanuel Lasker is to the
chess addict.
To one who had never played chess
and did not realize the hold the game
had upon its followers, there was o
tremendous kick" in the absolute
hero worship bestowed upon the
grizzled little German expert before,
during and after his exhibition at the
local Y. NJ. e. \. Wednesday night.
Leo Brewer. local enthusiast, Tor
the first time in his long and honor
able public speaking career, found
that words failed him when he at
tempted properly TO introduce the
worlds chess champion. He chokcd
up along toward the last. His soul
contained too much happiness for one
man.
Preceding the exhibition. in which
he met and defeated 30 of San An
tonio's leading players simultaneous
ly. DIR. Lasker was called upon 10
autograph chess board after chess
board. During the exhibition, it ap-
pcared that the local players were too
awed at the thought of playing
against DIR. Lasker to properly con.
centratc upon their game.
1t took the chess master, for many
years world champion, just four hours
to dispose of his 80 opponents. There
was not drawn game in the lot. He
started out fast against his rivals, not
taking over two or three minutes to
make a round Of the table. And, what
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was more confusing TO his opponents,
the more players he eliminated the
faster he got around. Toward the last,
with only four or five men playing
against him, DIR. Lasker came to eaca
succeeding table so quickly that his
opponent had little chance to figure
out his next move.
As the result of Wednesday nights
exhibition. it is probable that n local
chess club will be organized. Inter
city matches win be played.
Every player in the city is invited
to attend a meeting to be held at the
Y. NJ. C. A. Saturday night for the
purpose Of perfecting an organizI.
ton.
Among those who competed against
DR.. Lasker Wednesday night were
Judge d. W. Glasscock, who came all
the way from McAllen, and $. III.
Huntington, frcm Kerrville.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-01
MACK SAXON LOST
TO LONGHORN NINE

AUSTIN. April 1.-CP)-Mack
Saxon, of Temple, star utility man
Of the Texas University baseball
nine, and captain-clcct of the 1926
Longhorn football team, has been de-
clared ineligible for baseball. Illness
prevented Saxon from taking more
than three of his winter term examin.
atoms and Southwest Conference
rules provide a player must have
passed in three and one-third courses
to be eligible. Saxon will be eligible
for next falls football eleven. provided
he passes postponed winter term sex
ans" and those of the spring term in
June.
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FINAL IN CLUB.
GOLF MEET :
SUNDAY I
Colonel c. J. Nelson and
E. L. Brown to Play
Sc Holes.

Colonel c. ]. Nelson and Ernest
l.. Brown will meet Sunday morning
ON the San Antonio Country Club
course to begin 36-holc match for
the annual spring championship Of the
club. Nelson, medalist, reached the
finals Wednesday by defeating W. B.~
Russ Jr., in a warm match, two up,
while Brown had more or less easy
sailing with Lieutenant John CLARK,
Z and 8. .E.-
Lieutenant Vanaman defeated II.
3. Andrews. two up. TO reach the
second flight final against Tom Hob
lcran.
Tom Smith is in the third flight
final against the winner of the match
to be played between Ed Fomby and
]. II. Kampmann. ....
Major c. II. Wash took the honorS
in the fourth flight Wednesday by
defeating Major A. l.. Snead. ) and -,
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BUSINESS COLLEGE
TO PLAY SHOENEN

The n. and NJ. Shocmen will play
the San Antonio Business College
nine at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon
ut Block Stadium. The Shoemen will
use their regular lineup. with Milhan
and Pape on the mound. while the
business College will pick its team
from the following players: Garner,
II. Minazzi, Ingram. Stark, Laddox,
A. Minazzi, L. Minazzi, Edwards,
Flores and Filizola.
All members OF the college team
are to be at meeting at the man
ayers home at us Hyde avenue.
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MORALES NINE BOOKS
SUNDAY DOUBLE BILL

The Coca Cola and Chapultcpcc
baseball teams have been booked for
double-hcadcr by the Andrew Nor
ales team for Sunday on the new
Morales diamond on South BRACES
street.
At 10 o'clock in the morning. Nor
alcs meets the Coca ColaS while at >
o'clock in the afternoon the Under
takers tangle with the ChdpuLepcc
nine.
Salazar and Mendoza will be used
on the mound by Morales in the morn
ing affair, with Perez and Gusman
working in the afternoon. MCnsalyO
and Render will catch.
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HURLERS IN FORM
=. IN UTILITIES WIN

Scoring a pair Of runs after two
were out in the sixth. the Public Ser
vice company team defeated old rivals.
the Pittsburg Water Heaters, to l,
Wednesday afternoon on the Utility
diamond.
Clark OF Public Service, was the
only player of the contest to get more
than single safe blow.
Score: r. II. f.
Pittsburg Heaters .........l
Public Service ............2 . U
Batteries White. Stevens and But
Ter, Wcikel: CornwelI, Small and
Swartz, Huffaker.
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PRESBYTERIANS TAKE - .
INDOOR BALL OPENER;

The First Prcsbyterians won the
opening game in the Sunday School
indoor baseball tournament last night,
debating the Highland Park Prcsby-n
tCrians, to 5, on the Y. NJ. c. x.
floor. 900
In Thursday nights game the SOUTH
Side Christians meet the Travis PARK
MethodiStS.
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PISTOL MEN PREPARE
FOR STATE TOURNEY

Liberty Club pistol experts will be-
gin preparation for the state pistol
championships to be held at the Brack-
enridGc Park range here July : and
) By holding r club shoot for class
A and j cups on the local range
Sunday morning, starting at o o'clock.
Commissioner of Parks Lambert
has. crew OF men at work repairing
the range for the state tournament.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-01
Ia BARBA DEFEATS
SENCIO DECISIVELY

LOS ANGELES. April 1.--P)-
Fidel La Barba, worlds flyweight
champion, won a clcan-cut decision
over Clever Sencio. Filipino. in 4 10
round fight here last night. The
champions title was not at stake,
the fighters having entered the ring
four pounds over the flywcight limit.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-01
TEMPERATURE DROP
FAVORS MISSOURI

BERKELEY, Cal, April 1.--Op) =
With a sudden drop in temperature,
the University Of Missouri tract; ami
field team practicing for its meet with
the University of California Sltur-
day, is feeling right at home and
the workouts have popped up1 'ac-
cordingly.
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Fight Results

: (By the Associated Press. J


MEANWHILE. Pa.--Mikc Wallace,
Cleveland. beat Pedro Lopez, Wheel
ing, W. Va, 100
AKRON. OhiO.-Maxie Holub,
Akron. Ohio. defeated Louis De Arco.
Cleveland. 10). Tommoy Hughes
Detroit. shaded Andy Tomaskey, Nc
Kcesport, Pa.
HAEANA.-BIack Bill. Cuba. de-
fcatcd Henry Caonn, Norfolk, Va,
Q2).
Los. ANGELES.-Fidcl Labarba.
flyweigkt champion. beat Clever
Scncio, Philippines, QoD
OAKLAND.-Roland Todd. Eng
land, and frankie Campbell. San
Francisco. fought Il draw, 1OO
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SQUADRON 80 IN LEAGUE.

Tho Forty-tbird Squadron has re-
placed the Fort Sam Houston hide
pendents in the Kelly Field. Two
games are on the schedule in the
league for Saturday. The Fortieth and
Si1tieth Squadrons tangle, while the
Sixty-eighth and Ninetieth Squadrons
clash in the second game.
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PAUL'S GROVE PLAYS
TENTH SCHOOL GROUP

Paul's Grove will play the Tenth
School Group team from Kelly Field
at the Grove at 3 o'clock Sunday. in.
stead of meeting the Orange Crust
Bottlers. who will go TO New Braun.
feIs for a Sunday afternoon contest
The Orange Crush team will practice
at 80 Friday on the Southern Steel
companys diamond and then play
practice game with the Steelies at
the same place at' o'clock Saturday
afternoon
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POPCORN VS.. Lon MARTIN.

With prize of 500 at stake, Pop.
corn, owned by Earl Standifer OF
White Deer, will race against Lon
Martin. owned by Parsons Of Flores
vile. on the Bee County fair grounds
track April 10, in a thrcc-eighths mile
race.
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bmp Chatter
Ens On Way Home.
Pilot Speaks.
~ Not Win Flag"
Sox Suffer.
the Associated Press. J

the Associated Press.)
be camp weather conditions
been favorable to all Of the
hgue baseball clubs, but thc
II the season cannot be post
Irhe next few days will see
be teams on the road, home
ID, some in satisfactory con-
d others lacking the desired
Red Sor, who trained at
MS. have suffered most
Feather and their jinx has
EN-. At Birmingham yes
Red Hose wore OvcrcOats
time, their game being
- The team is snid TO be at
Z r cent under condition.
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clubs already homcwartl-
the two Philadelphia out
lthletics and PhiliicS. add
irgh Pirates, worlds cham
low prevented the Pirates
ng at Wichita. Kan, VS.
n il was hoped they could
Bction there today.
Mack, whose Athletes arc
4, n big pennant winning
asserts that IL his players
now fit for the race they
Ill be. Part Of his squad
I the Rochester Interna-
at Waycross, Ga, tOday.
1 the Phillies have won
game this spring. Boss
insists they will exhibit a
and of ball, but may not
pennant."
! ashington Senators tOdIy
nine-game tour which will
N at home. The New York
and Giants and the Brook
,ers are in Tennessee. Snow
,he Iankee-Dodger contest at
yesterday.
w divided his Giant squad
Ilf Of the team going 10 Mem
the others invading jackson
Toledo. The teams 1S-ycar-
OF gets a ticket back to Sar.
omesickness beating him out
'manent berth.
s Browns took the road to-
N prospects OF getting TO the
}. in st. Louis with much
prospects than last year.
Ring staff shows great im-
mt. with CASTOR going much
he catching department well
and the outfield stronger
Of reserve strength. The
OF Robertson, Zachary,
Jonnard and Bolen is ex-
to bolster the clubs pitch.
siderably.
cincinnati Reds play Fort
lie today. then spend a night
wood. Fla, before starting
Inward trek. An inter-cluo
West Palm Beach yesterday
Reds in trim.
c end of next week the De
ers. ST. Louis Cardinals. Chr
lite Sex and the Chicago Cubs
home. Cobb's orders at Au'
a.. indicate a big possibility
Tigers will train elsewhere
r.
runs featured the four eX-
games played yesterday. 1t
yeles, Mack Wilson and Cab
-tnett n the Cubs ClOuted
cult drives each, all coming
70 men on, 10 beat the An
Dose Goslin raped a fOu--
in the fifth inning Of Tire
$ victorious battle against
IRE at Tampa, and Croniu
Boston Braves got a hOmer
the Providence club at ~
urs. Manager Bancroft Of
ives suffered a slight injury
piked by Wight Of PrOvi.
Walter johnson worked the
iree innings against Balti.
nd hurled air.tight ball.
leyeland Indians play Atlant'
tn today after adding a vic
their list at Waycross, Ca
I. Dutch Leysen pitched sen
y during his six innings il
but shared stellar honor
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