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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-30
Wall Street Features

NEW YORK. April so.-(Pp--Business
of the International Business Machines
| corporation for the first ouartertof 1875
was more profitable than year ago.
net earnings having increased to $4,000
| after interest. depreciation ana esti-
mated federal taxes equal to u.sl a
share. This compares with s6si.e0o In
the frs tquarter last year, or Nls .
| share.
| Tidewater oil Sales Corporation. sub
| sidiary OF Tidewater Associated OIL Com
pany. has opened headquarters in Mtnne-
| apolis to serve the Northwest as one
of the first steps IN the extensive mar
keting campaisn planned in connection
| with the recent merger. Warehouse space
has been leased In Minneapolis. Duluth
| and Mankato.
Peoples Drug stores, Inc, reports net
profit of slos,l7T for the first quarter.
equal after s per cent preferred divi-
bends TO 50 cents q share on the conr-
mon. against sTO.O1e or 20 cents q share
in the same period last year.
Net profit of s7ss,lio. after deprecis-
ton, federal taxes and reserves In report
ed by Remins ton Typewriter Company
for the first quarter this year. equal af-
ter first and second preferred dividends.
TO s5.es share on the common. against
s5ss.3ll or Ss9o = share In the first
Qudttct ot is-S.
Calumet and Hecla Consolidated Cop
per reports net loss OF S54.32e for the
first quarter OF 1898, aaginst net profit
of s75,is6 In the preceding quarter and
net loss OF s7i,2si in the first quarter OF
1925.
New offerings today included $4,000, 900
first mortgage sls per cent sinking fund
gold bonds OF the Union Gas Corporation
at 90 and interest to yield SIS per cent
Each $1,000 bond carries warrant en-
tItling the holder TO buy before April
I. 1925, or until release Of the mortgage
ten shares of common stock at $3.50 q
share, to April ], 1927, the prices increas-
ing $3.50 a share each year thereafter.
Net income OF the International Tele-
phone and Telegrsph Company for 1928
advanced to st.66s s2s after interest and
preferred dividends OF subsidiaries, from
sl,955,6Ti the year before.
Net income OF the Kansas City South
ern Railway for 1898 advanced to "a
1l3,s0S from sl.9s1, 500 the year before
Income balance transferred TO profit and
oss amounted to S1,eT3.2ss against 81. I
1i1.SOS at the close Of 1924. Net revenu
from railway operations was ss,S7s.3
compared with $685., asa for 1924.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-30

We ETABLEs.
Thu farmer deceived the following
prices for vsgeti ss on the San Antonio
yhoiesale narkt Friday:
Grapefruit, SIS % 81 per box.
Spinach, rs Is per bushel.
New potatoes, $50 per 100 pounds.
Turnips, 40 to- 0 cents per dozen.
Beets. Is to cents per dozen.
Onions IL TO 10 per crate.
Radishes. so I'd cents per lug.
Mustard greens ~ cents per ooIeh.
Parsnips. SO Cd per dozen
Cabbaee 2 cen per pound.
Carrots. Is and o cests per dozen.
sss 10 n. 90 DC rate.
s,r.wherries 81 to $3.50 per crate.
Green peas. 81 per bushel.
Lettuce. 50 csi per bushel.
Asnararus. 81. per dozen.
Squash. S1.z5 % bushel.
strine beans. san per bushei.
tomatoes, $3.50 III 1915 per lug.
Cucunbe-s 1880 b $500 per bushel.
celery. $500 per crate or $500 Per
dozen.
Okra, $500 Per busheL
Blackberries, st.75to s2.zS per crate
winessp apples. $ per box.
PoUIlRY
The producer received the foilowins
prices for poultry ol the San Antonio
wholesale market Ftday:
Hens. 81 cents per- bushel.
Fryers, 80 TO IS cots per pound.
BOOSTERS. 10 cents per pound.
Eggs. $3.50 per cr3e.
Turkeys, Is cents per pound.
Packing stock budsr, Is cents Per
pound.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-30
Bank Messengers
I. Shot, R0ut Bandi

i CINCINNATI, April 20-Iey1
bank messengers, Transporting e29}
BY automobile from tbs postofffee
the First National Bank Of NorWt
were seriously wounded today -
gun fight with robbers who ma4e
unsuccessful attempt to rob u
When commanded to hand ove&
package of money the me1pA1D,
opened fire. Both were struck by<t
volley Of shots the robbers return
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The Weather
TEMPERATURES.
FORECAST.

San Antonio and vicinity: Friday night
and Saturday mostly cloudy; probably
scattered showers: light to moderate
southerly winds
East Texas: Friday night and satur-
day mostly cloudy; probably scattered
showers south portion: light TO moderate
southerly winds on the coast.
West Texas: Friday night and sstur-
day partly Cloudy; little change in tenn
perature.
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COTTON STEADY
AFTER EARLY
LOSSES

NEW ORLEANS April 5o.-CRJ-The
cotton market opened easy in sympathy
with lower cables than due first trades
was smaller than Justified by the poor
advicss from Liverpool. The market
eased off q few points additional dur
ing the first hour. July trading down
TO 1I.47 and October and December to
1888, or 2 TO s points under yesterdays
close. At the end OF the first hour the
market was steady at the lows.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-30
NEW YoRK'corToN.

NEW YORK. April to.-tR--The cot
ton market opened toby at a decline Of
one 10 three points iniresponss to rsia-
lively easy Liverpool cables. but was
steady A. the decline With trading quiet.
The decline In Liverpool was attributed
partly 10 the uncertainy Of the British
coal situation. PriySt, cables said 90
per cent OF the mills SHINING American
Gotten IN Lancashire ha agreed 90 close
down all OF next week. These features
eyiSentiy failed 20 crete much selling
power here. however. anf the market held
srosind 1855 for May. d 1f.20 for oc-
tober at the end OF N first hour, or
about one TO four polui net lower.
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POULTRY AND EGGS.

Under Increased receipts the egg mar
ket looked little weaker Friday, poul-
try was about unchanged.
San Antonio: Hens, 22T23c: flyers
small. $50 30c; large. 306s5c; turkeys
Csc for No. Is: old ROSTERS. 12c pound
live weight basis.
Eggs: Fresh gathered firsts. $500
200.
Fort Worth: Hens. ei6 use: springs
large 3sd3sc: small 2sn5oc; old roost-
ers. 1Se; turkeys, 2sassc pound live
weight.
Egss: Fresh. ,725aI4s per case to
producers.
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1IvMfooL COTTON.

POOL. April 5e.-R-Cotton.
|iet: prices steady: American
|pd middling. 1884; good mid
b.5sd: strict middling, 1o.std:
s.std; strict low middling.
w middiing. s.2sd: strict good
1870. good ordinary. s.ssd.
5000 bales. Including 1000 Amer
eceipts, 1900 bales, American
Futures closed steady. May
BIZ, Y.1sd: October. e.s2d: De-
s.s5d: January. s.s3d; March.
BON closing value-Aprii $3.50
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Old Sea Captains
Talk to C00hlf,

WASHINGTON. April So
Two grizsled Cape Cod sea eapt&
oilskins, sou'westers and rubbss. !
and carrying buckets of oysters |
clans and oyster tongs, wefv,
ccived by President Coolidge d
and they invited him to make
summer home on Cape Cod.
Tho two. David B. Phillips Of !
Dennis. and George @. Cahoox
Cha than, Mass, also brought 81
quet of mayflowers for Mrs, I
idse which were picked on Capa
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-30
BE CAUTIOUS FORBES
ADVISES MOTOR INDUSTRY
By B. c. FORBES

whereas throughout its own territory
it is always called the Santa Fe.
WHY has this railroad succeeded in
winning the respect, the confidence.
the admiration Of everybody? Per-
hans a letter received from one of the
roads employees from that picturesque,
mountain-top city, Prescott, Ariz.,
may throw q little light on Atchi-
cons success. Although the letter
is on an entirely different subject,
the writer adds:
Il am using the stamp. imprint
of which is attached, on all my cor
respondence, checks, packages, etc. 1t
might be interesting to some Of your
readers to know how employees are
soliciting business for the old Santa
Fe.,
The pictorial stamp-a bold cross
with a circle bearing the words,
Santa Fe"-is accompanied by this
STAMPED legend This paper issued
by an employe Of the Santa Fe. !
solicit your business and ask that you
please advise the agent that it was
secured by Clarence L. Mill OF Pres
colt, Ariz."
As business managers grow wiser,
they will learn to appreciate more
clearly the infinite value of winning
the wholehearted loyalty and co-opera-
tion of all ranks of workers. The
securities of .house divided against
ITSELF are undesirable investments.
Ben Winchell, head Of Remington
Typewriter, is hereafter going to is
sue quarterly instead of semi-annual
statements. An excellent example for
other companies to follow. Reming-
toms business last month was about
the best in the company's history.
II have read with much interest
your column on 'Honors for Wage
Farmers" writer Clifford v. Gregory.
editor of the Prairie Farmer, Chi
cago. I'VE have been doing some
special work along a similar line in
honoring farmers who have made an
outstanding success as farmers and as
citizens Of their communities.
Medals are presented to such mas
ter farmers by this journal and now
other leading agricultural publica-
lions. including Wallace's Farmer of
Iowa. the Farmer of Minnesota and
Nebraska Farmer. are to adopt in
their states this excellent plan.
Why should there not be who's
Who" of practical. outstandingly sue.
cessful farmers? They are more i'm.
portant than many of the rest of us
who are listed as Who's Whoers.
Brokers say that the stock markets
pulse has become stronger.
Copyright, 1925. BY B. c. ForbesD
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-30

G. 3. Mott, one Of the General
Motors giants at Detroit, adds to a
personal note this encouraging re-
mark:
General Motors business looks won
derful, in spite of the stock market
barometer. We are not lying back
and taking things easy, but are very
much on the qui vive, trying to take
care of production, sales and future
development, and. also watching the
outlook closely.
He wants to know how / read the
outlook. Activity has been and is SC
notable in the automobile industry
that the next change cannot well be
for the better. Ny judgment, as an out
slider, is that motor manufacturers,
while diligently taking care Of expan-
sion, should vigilantly guard against
being caught in an awkward posi-.
ton should the tide turn few months
from now. Actual conditions have war
ranted, demanded expansion. But the
danger Of overexpansion should be
kept prominently in mind.
In other words, automobile manu-
facturers might prudently take Leaf
out of our merchants book and op
crate, 40 far as feasible, on the we'll
known hand-to-mouth principle. Drive
sales and follow collections. Then,
whichever way things may 20, profits
will be sarnered and heavy losses
avoided.
Florida's largest financial institu-
ton, the Atlantic National bank, has
just opened a new 1O-story addition,
and how many Of Jacksonville's citi-
zens attended the ceremonies, would
you guess? No fewer than 12,137. The
bank opened % years ago with depos-
its of less than 81. 500, 900. 1t has since
passed the $50, 600, 900 mark. Its loans
to facilitate the business and develop
ment Of Florida have aggregated al
most q billion dollars.
Edward w. Lane was president
when the bank swung open its doors
and is still actively presiding over
the institutions progressive course.
W. r. Colby Jr., of the Evergreen
Cemetery company, Seattle, writes
that the column printed here a year
ago urging vacations, with pay, for
wage earners resulted in action be-
ing taken. He adds: Il am sure it
has paid the company and has given
the men needed change and myself
mental pleasure.
Go thou and do likewise!
Whenever Wall Street mentions
choice railway stocks, Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe is always in
cluded. Wall Streets name. by the
way. for the road is the Atchison.
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PARIS BoURsE.

PARIS April so.-R,-Prices we're &C
tive on the Bourse today.
Three per cent rentss AZ francs. Is CEN
times.
iExebanss on London. iF francs, IS
centines.
Five per cent loans, 81 francs. SO cen
n. dollar va. quoted At 30 ir.ae.. %
centimes.
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.bADEN-POWELL
ADDRESSES
SCOUTS
Briton Advises Nations to
Forget Aspirations to
Insure Peace.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. April 30.
R-Nations were advised not to let
national aspirations cloud the peace
and good will of the world" in an
address by Sir Robert Baden Powell
of Great Britain, chief scout Of the
world" delivered today at the open
ing session Of the sixteenth annual
meeting Of the national council of the
Boy Scouts Of America.
Describing the scout movement as
an aid to world peace, he said that
its present membership includes sonly
fringe Of the boyhood of the world"
and added that I'VE want to get the
leaven of the next generation with
scouting for girls. as well as boys. SO
the mothers of tomorrow can instilI
character into their sons"
MENACE TO CRIME.
An English survey disclosed, he
said, that character is in the forma-
tive period batween the ages of s and
II, and that Juvenile crime reached
its height between 10 and -.
To offset any youthful criminal
tendency, he urged the need of scout
programs with interests in the various
troops for graduate ages. Doing good
turns, Sir Robert continued. appeals
to the younger boys, while service at
tracts the youth Of IL or Is.
ENGLAND SEEKS MEET.
Sir Robert recalled that at the
Copenhagen meeting Of the Worlds
Scouts in 1924 League of Nations
delegate told S,ah that you have the
spirit we lack at Geneva, because
scouts promote peace and brotherhood
and not national interests" Sir Rob
ert declined the proposal to establish
"Junior League of Nations" among
boys and girls but be emphasized
that I'VE can continue the cOmrade-
ship Of the war that was sealed in
blood"
He disclosed that England will seek
the 1928 international scout gathering
as a companion celebration for the
twentith scout anniversary in that
country.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-30
s. A. VEGETABLE
PRICES SLUMP

Til. local wholesale vegetable market
was very brisk Friday.
The trend cd market prices was down.
ward. Green peas dropped from s2.25
to $500. catrbts were. on a slight de-
cline showin} VS. to 80 cents against
Thursdays 20. 40 cents. Onions were
si.e0 to against $3.50 to s..75,
New potato d the only rise on the
market brit $3.50 per 100 pounds
against Thu 10 $500.
The local 2lesale poultry market
was dull Fri
No change he market since Thurs
day said pot men.
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LONDON METALS.

LONDON. April 30.--LR-Standard
copper spot f57 SIS. Futures f5s 2 3D.
Electrolytic. spot f64 los. Futures fsS
Tin. spot fs74 rs cd. Futures 1857.
Lead, spot f?7 lis Sd. futures f2s los.
Zinc. spot Isl lis Sd. Futures f32 Is 3d.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-30
LONDON SILVER.

LONDON. April So.-LPl-Bar silver,
90 1915 pence per ounce.
Money. Az per cent.
Discount rates. short ana three-month
bills, AZ a. 5-ls per cent.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-30
LryERrooL WHEAT.

LIVERPOOL. April 80 Up Spot
wheat: White Pacifics. 1as td; No. !
Manitoba. iss Id; No. Red winter l's
Sd: Rosafe, lis Sd.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-30

Bat. mite, May 1, X. c.
Isle Don Peacock. Benefit
band.-(Adv.)
by real music is a pleasure.
nple Tuesday, Wednesday,
and Sunday. Sole Killers.
Adv
ecue dinner at MACEDONIA
rizc bunco in afternoon. a
at night. Good eats and
s-(Adv.)
Highland Social Club.
" 2, good music.-(Adv.)
Kilday and Howard. at
counsellors-at-law, have
IL offices to suite sos,
uston Bldg.-(Adv.)
Cafe. second floor Of Hicks
cool, clean and quiet.
vator. --(Adv.)
Eht. Toxic Roof-(Adv.)
-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-30
GRAIN NOTES.

CHICAGO. April S0-QP1-Argentin
farmers are dissatisfied with the price
OF corn but are not in position to hold
their grain. says report from Buenos
Aires. Liberal shipments 10 Europe in
May are expected. Speculation In corn
is limited, as people have no money or
confidence in prices.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-30
BAR suIv,R.

,.,. I ssx Me-! Mexican Apd dollai IS. 'i''
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Corn traders are uneasy over the pros
poets Of deliveries OF cash corn on May
sales. IL was reported that between two
and three million bushels were likely to
come out. including large quantity OF
Of No. grain There were 7.56S,o00
bushels of contract corn in public houses
here at the beginning of the week
A late report frdn the Northwest said
dust storms have been numerous and had
damaged crops. General rains are needed.
Favora BILE conditions continue TO exist in
the Southwest and a large wheat hsr-
vest is expected.
Five cars OF No. 3 northern spring
wheat, shipped here from Minneapolis,
are expected to he delivered on old style
MAY trades at discount OF cents.
The shipments WAS part of line
bought for May delivery.
Wheat stocks abroad have reached a
low level Broomhall says. Cold weather
in Canada has delayed shipments from
Montreal. where the market is bullish
due to the anxiety Of English millers
over immediate supplies.
The Iowa weekly weather crop bull
let!n said the unusually warm weather
Of the first half of the week brought
the season M to normal except in the
eastern section Much corn ground Is
ready for the planter but planting will
he deferred until conditions become ideal
because of the necessity of the conserv-
ing seed
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-30

yat. mite, May 1, X. c
|sic Don Peacock. Benefit
band.-(Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-30

by real music is a pleasure.
nple Tuesday, Wednesday,
and Sunday. Sole Killers.
Adv
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-30
Go thou and do likewise!

Whenever Wall Street mentions
choice railway stocks. Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe is always in
cluded. Wall Streets name. by the
way. for the road is the Atchison.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-30

|ecue dinner at MACEDONIA
Irisc bunco in afternoon. a
at night. Good eats and
.-(Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-30

Net income OF the International Tele
phone and Telegrsph Company for 1872
advanced to st,66s,s2s after interest AND
preferred dividends OF subsidiaries, from
si,955,bTi the year before.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-30

Calumet and Hecla Consolidated Cop
per reports net loss OF s543ae for the
first quarter OF 1898. aaginst net profit
of s75,4ss In the preceding quarter and
net loss OF s71.2Si in the first quarter Of
1925.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-30

! Saturday mite 81. AZ
|rner Wyoming and In
Music, z. ]. Homen's
H(Adv.)
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-28
FIGHTS, FIGHTERS
ANO THE RESULTS

Philadelphia. = Babe Herman,
New York feasaer~etgtt, aaq bob
Y Garcia, Baltimore, were fined by
for unsatisfactory work in Il recen
for unsatisfactory wor kin a recent
contest. Herman WIS fined 5a9G
and Garcia 1858.
Edingurgh, scotland.-Phil Scott,
British heavyweight, won from
George Cook, Australia, in tho
eigh .ecnth round when the referee
disqualified Co6's.
Oakland, Cal.-Johnoy Farr. local
boxer, won technical knockou;
over Vie King, Australian bantam
champion, in the fifth round OF
their ten round main event here last
night.
San Francisco.-John Lester John
son, New York colorcd heavyweight,
won easily from Sammy Olson, Los
B;lnoS, in the man event here last
"igh!.
Vallejo, Cal. - Frankie Darrcn
s.'it Lake wclterwcight, won Il fast
tc,. ~ound bout here last NJ ght from
Billy Algcr, Arizona.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-28
TWO MORE BOXING CHAMPS DECIDE TO
LEAVE NEW YORK AND SEEK business
WHIE;RE REGULATIONS AREN'T SO STIFF
Bv rENRY L. FARRELL

NEW YORK, Jan. 2S.-Two more
champions, opposing the rule of the
New York boxing commission, have
decided to hit the road for parts
where the three dukes haven t the
big say. a
Charley Rosenberg, who Is nurs.
ing the worlds bantainweight
championship and Paul Rcrenhsch,
the light heavyweight titlc holder
,lct it be known today that they
would look for business IN other
parts of the country. &es2
Berlenbach, who has been one of
the few pets of the commission, IL
q sort Of a friendly enemy now. but
Rosenberg is an out-ana,oat rebel.
Refuses Meeting
The commission ordered Bcrlen,
bach to meet Mike McfigsIe, the
former champion, agHin f3rthe titlcs
but Berlenbach refused on the
grounds that ihere would be little
creh and no credit for whipping Me-
Tiguc.
ne asked tht COMMISSION Tor per
mission 10 meet Ernie Owens, Eddie
huffman and Young Stribling and
then graduate into the heavyWe ght
class, but he was told that he
couldn t fight anyone in New York
until he had given Mcrigue another
ohan"e.
Dan Hickey, the veteran manager
Of Perlcnhach, wants TO get him out
of the light heavyWeiga riass as
he is having toe mrh trsu',lc max
ing the we gilt He has 10 dry out
too much to get down - > pour =
and Hickey does rot want to ta'
the chance of hurting his health
reducing his strength. BY jumping
out of the state. B,rlcnharh wttl no,
hc punished bv The nm Ql, rs he
has four mouths . 20 before ie has
10 defend hi- title IN th;s state.
RascalerR : timc is nq aad. be was
ordered IA. tie ea9u'ss.o on "a rl"ct
Bustv Graham of Utica on or before
March -.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-28
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I Press Will Run
Series on Noted
Track A thl etes

Commcnc 'ng next Monday, the
.mrc. ial EalcV Press VIII run a Sc
rios Of articles on track ath cites
including training advice, prepared
BY Dean Cromwell, noted athic.i,
coach at L. $. G.
Cromwell has been developing
word champions in track and tlclo
sports fer years, some Of the mer
whom he has brought TO the from
being Howard Lrcw, Fred Kelly,
Charlie Paddock, Earl Thampson
nj many others.
L Centre is again watching rack
and f.ed events 1t [. $. c. wi h
considerable interest due nrim9ri
o the presence of Kenneth Grum-
,lc5 and Eddie House of this city,
N he Trojan track squad.
Grumblcs grabbed otf the /. c. A.
championship for t. 5. G. ut hhila
delphia last year when he won the
yow hurd cs event against the pick
of the country. Cromwell has d
elopcd Grunbies aud is aso bring
ing out House who is one of the
fastcst stcppcrS over the l0e YARD
course.
The Press has been chosen to
print these articles in tbs dis rict
and they viii be offered to our read
p1s at frequent intervals, and as
space permits.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-28
OAKLAND YOUTH
SHOWS CLASS . IN
ATHLETIC GAMES

OAKLAND, Calf, Jan. 2S.--The
old saw about jack of all trades
being Tho master Of none is being
diaploved here, at least in the field
Of sport.
Arthur Ninoli, Il year old youth,
isn t content with eXcelling at
basketbal', football and track but
has become TIE sensation of an east
bay winter baseball league.
Minoli hasn' t lost a game this
season, and this is in spite of the
fact that he went in twice during
the ninth frame and won games con
sidered lost. a right handler, he
has stood all batters on their heads.
And be il remembered that good
talent creeps into winter league,
with regular baseball leagues en-
joying Il vacation.
IN addition to doing his stuff ON
the mound Miroli also has tunc-
tloning as a piueh hitter, delivering
the blows when needed.