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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-09
vASSALBORO

SOUTH-Mrs. Abbie Davis was an
all day guest, Thursday, of AIRS.
George Tobey Of Seawood.
Hiram Brann is able to be out on
pleasant days.
The many friends in the place ex-
tend congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Morrisette of Augusta, on the
arrival of q little girl baby in their
home. Mr.. Morrisette was q former
resident Of this place.
GETCHELL'S CORNER - The
friends of Robert Mullen are sorry
to learn that he was obliged to I'M
dergo an operation for appendicitis,
Thursday.
Miss Alice Crosby, who has been
nursing in Waterville for q number
of weeks, Is at home.
Charles O'Halloran, who has been
suffering from bad cold Is much
improved at this writing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-09
Stock Market Averages:
New York Money Market
u. S. Bonds Closing

+. New York. March s.-(AP)-Liberty
bonds closing:
Liberty 3is. 10000.
First AIS. 102.10.
Second AIS, 10O.25.
Third AIS, 1915.
Fourth 43s, 1918.
U. S. Treasury IS, 104.12.
U. S. AIS, 1929.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-09

was in town on business the latter
part of the week.
Raleigh Wheeler is confined to his
home with an attack of intestinal in
digestion. Leon HartwelI is driving
his team and doing the trucking.
Charles Marsano Of Belfast was
business. caller in town Friday.
William Dutton is moving his
household goods from Palmyra to the
King house on Commercial street, re-
Gently vacated by Harold Wheeler
Floyd Abbott, sub-master at the
Hartland Academy, passed the week.
end with his parents in Albion.
Sidney E. True of Portland was in
town Friday representing Loring,
Short & Harmon.
William Dunn of Cambridge was a
business caller in town Friday.
The honor list from the Hartland
Academy are as follows: Those who
received 80 or better, Howard Gray.
Martha Lewis, Dorothy Thomas, Mona
SWEET, Susie Miller, Hilda Eurbush.
those who received highest honors
We're Howard Gray and Miss Mona
SWEET.
There will be a social held at the
academy auditorium on Thursday eve
ning, March IL, music by the academy
orchestra, under the direction of the
clubs of the academy.
Birthday Surprise Party
The Busy Bees of the Baptist
cnurch gave birthday surprise party
Friday, March ;, to Miss Cora Davis
At the nome of Mrs. Elsie Hubbard on
commercial street. At O'Clock the
bees gathered at Mrs. Hubbards so as
70 be there before the honored bee ar
rived. Miss Davis was invited by one
OF the number to make a call the first
part Oh the evening, whereupon arriy-
ing at the home found the lady pre-
pairing to pass the evening out, ex-
plalnlng that she had receiver an mr.
gent call by telephone from Mrs. Hub
eard So Miss Davis and her friend
We're invited to go also. AS thew en-
tered the house and were ushered by
Mrs. Hubbard into the room where the
Busy Bees had gathered during the
meantime, the lights were turned on
and Miss Davis was greeted bv the
Bees. There were 81 present and
games, music, and a social good time
was enjoyed by all, after which re-
Ireshments We're served There were
two very attractive birthday cakes
with candles which were lighted bv
Miss Davis. She was presented with
some very attractive and useful gifts
Miss Davis responded ina very nleas-
ing manner. At late hour all re-
turned to their homes, having passed a
very social and happy evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-09

FoR SALE
Ny residence at 70 Sewa1l St.,
opposite Haynes Estate-6-room
house, modern ana complete in
every detail-l12 foot frontage
large .garden-2-car garage-arti-
nctal trout pond fed by the IA
nous and valuable Diamond
Spring, which IL q part Of this
property. Price $500.
Lester q. Howard Tel. JEW
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-09

SEVERAL PEOPLE are going to get
good jobs from today's classified Help
Wanted" offers.
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Observation-Disclosures 81
DRESSMAKING--Fi sewing; reason
able terms. Mrs. Robinson. Tel1323-M
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EMPLOYMENT

Help Wanted--Maie SO
SALESMEN-Dist Mgrs.. 60S5 profit.
125 varieties brushes, mops. Exclu-
sive rights. Neway Brush Co., Hart
ford, Conn.
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BUSINESS SERVICE

HOUSE WIRING-Electrical goods
and accessories. All work guaranteed
L. F. McCurdy. Is Bangor st. Tel.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-09

Solicitors, canvassers, Agents IS
SALESMEN-4O00. Lots Join railroad
junction town. 16 miles from jack
sonville. $500 each. 100 or more. Alb
stract and Warranty Deed furnished.
Statesmen wanted everywhere. w. e.
Minton, Owner. Jacksonville. Florida.
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AUTOMOBILES

Automobile Agencies A
FORD-Authorized dealers Capital
City Motor Co.. opp. depot, Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-09

OvERHAUL-Yourc car now and avoid
the spring rush: LIST class workman
ship on any make of car. Harry T.
Jose, Franklin Paige Jewett, Au-
guSta. TEL. 270
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-09

Automobiles For Sale II
ESSEX COACH-We will deliver a
new 1925 model for $195 down and
balance to be paid in Is mos. Hud-
son-Essex Sales Co, Augusta-Gardin
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
uby Sons Shoes Talisman for King of Racing Drivers
Eighteen Holes a Day
Keeps the Doctor Away
By FRANK P. NOON
NoLF each day and keep the doctor away.

<S0LF each day and keep the doctor
~ advice by the official physician
foremost golf and country clubs.
well mdco who asked that his withheld
"golfng each
golf"
of opinion well phys
than confirmed
that the popular prescription
NOlstadian
Golf exercise
One physician, who plays quite nifty
had declining todde
he ardy and aepoking the ball around
the clubhouse fortnight
would find them enthusiastic regularly
Many players who have been given
family have prolonged up golf game golf
remarked doctor who only recently
able treatment a doctor prescribe"
All medicos interviewed
derive the benefit
anger en- missing putt clubbing drive.
So empty the medicine chest buy set of golf clubs
the to heal
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
Speed Driver Recommends
Italian Delicasy to Make
Boys Husky.

Hot stOff. keet-come on, have a
little moro dis good spaghetti. Don't
you want TO get beeg, like your
papa
Little Tom DcPaols. Iusty son Of
The worlds champion automobile
racing driver. Pietro DcPaolo. grinned
and waited for what be knew was
coming next
It csmc-in the form II several
yards Of reel Italian spaghetti,
dangling from the poised fork Of
the elder DePaolD, who gently low
cred his toUthsomn burden into the
widr-opon mouth of his youngster.
There's nothing like good spa
ghpiu for the young ones the great
racing driver explained, enthusiastic
cally. This boy Of mine has 10 eat
spaghetti every day, - he'll grow up
big aud strong"
DePaolo said he believed that the
eating Of spaghetti by the Italians
has made them one Of the sturdiest
races in the world He ralls il the
Italian national breakfast food. "
although it is eaten at various
meals during the day.
The racing driver lives under the
most strict training rules in pre-
pairing for racing and always main
tains the services 0f a chef who is
adept in the preparation Of real
Italian diEhes.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
GOLF BALL PRICES
IN S. A. UNAFFECTED

The golfer, who, upon receiving Sat
urday the wonderful and Iung-awaited
news that the price Of golf balls was
due to take sudden ana decided drop,
tossed his fedora into the ozone ana
lcs out wild whOOp OF joy, might
just az well clamp his hat back on
and lay IA another supply OIL ere
paints
That is, for the time being. at least.
Inc Goodyear company made the Of
ficial announcement from New YORK
that their pellets would, hereafter, re.
tail for a dime less than their present
price.
This move, it was freely predicted
would cause manufacturers Of other
brands % follow suit. thus, possibly,
starting war between the rival
COMPANIES.
In this manuer-WhO can trll?-
the little white glObules might be re-
failing for quarter a throw in short
while.
But, neither the local wholesalers
nor retailers Of the Goodyear brand
Of ball have been apprised Of the 10
cent drop.
Furthermore, dealers in other
brands Of balls fail to take the news
seriously, nor 10 predict that il will
affect the price Of the other brands.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
HARRIS GIRLS
WIN JUNIOR
HIGH MEET
Shuttle Race With 128 in
Struggle Features
Competition.


The feminine Paddocks, Nurmis
and Hoffs had their in,;n.s a. ~
uovtbo M, ." WV
iia"thorne Junior High School track
Saturday morning in the third annual
iunior b;ob a;rl,, 81.
Shal, shn track meet Joei
SH lrn harrls girls won.
The point results were: Harris.
80: Emerson. IS. Ho,,tborpc ~
Poe 10. Twain -. 49,. nc p,
Ionior =, ,o ir,'ns' Il II
,rilSi - 10 rage, ..
Ine shuttle race was the most in
teresting of the events. Eight teams
were entered with sivtoon ,,oroLa,,,
on each team and os 49,, a;.
'eain anu as nhuch exclle-
Iieht was witnessed during the min
ute and half required to run il off
rs at an entira afternoon of cIoss
footboU VI ''''
~ s,o,,, -; ,,
VI several occasions the girls got
SO uckled over taking the lead in a
race that they gave out az ener,v
and one fell at fIe tam inst a I;ttia
FOO sbor, 80 ,iro 9ueI ~ g.,
was iood;n sFe nor I'rst pace. ene
the relay the anchor-girI nut ON
broad smile rs she came down tho
home strotcb 60. In ,La IL
EJn LIN 'ar IA frc leau;
proved capable individual athletes for
Harris. accounting for % of tho ~
uointS Each gi,l MO-, ,.,o f;r.t
- s"' non 'nV mo-
pIaces'
Ihe complete results:
Jo-yard dash-Class g: Helen Mar
IN 'CEmerson), first; Geraldine Erwin
tEmerson), second; Alder Schmidt
'rVing), third; Myrtle Ross (Haw-
thorne), fourth. Time seconds.
Class u: Frona Reichert CHarrisD.
first; Wilmoth ovorstreet (PoeJ, Sec
DAD: Dorothy Birdwell HIarris), third:
Claudia Deekc (HawthOrne). fourth.
Time 81 seconds.
Glass A: Edna hin tHarris), first:
Dorothy Gamil CPOeD, second; ThelmH
stevens tHaTris), third; Glenn johnson
tTwain), fourth. Time seconds
Basketball throw for distance-Clsss
g: Hazel Sonderson fEmersonD. first;
Ethel Brown (EmersonJ, second; Nancy
Kerr (Twain). third; Hazel speogls
(HawthOrne), fourth. Distance So feet
. inches.
Glass y: Frona Rechert CHarris),
first; Otsie Lee Hoffman CHarris). Sec
ond: Thekla Bell (HarrisD, third; NH
drcd Weaver CPoo), fourth. Distance
50 feet
Glass A: Edna Hill Herris). first,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11

rewards Of a successful driver are sub
stantal During the racing season.
the contest b1arf OF the American
AutOmOJil, Association, which is the
gov erniug BODY Of automobile racing
distributed S441,4S7 in cash prizes
among the drivers.
Of this amount 500, 900 was made
up on speedway purses. and Sl46,4S7
went N the performers on the dirt
tracks. There is a vast difference IN
driving on a board track and a dirt
track, 80 ] was informed By a young
man named LockhgrL one Of the best
Of the dirt track drivers. He tried
his hand in race on the LOs Angeles
speedway not long ago, and came q
cropppr.
Il started ont too fast he said.
Vow J think III tackle the Iudiunap-
oils race and get accustomed 10 driy-
ing on the board or bricks. It's a dit.
tereut game entirely"
TOPS FAMOUS LIST.
Behind Peter DE PaoIo in the rank
ing Of the drivers Of 1928 were such
drivers as Tommy Milton, Bob SIC.
l,'hN"Eh' marty ldIlLs LdFl ODpUtir
Frank Elliott. Dave Lewis. FREQ
Conner, Ralph Hepburn, Phil Shafer,
Norman Baton, Leon Duray, and
many others.
Tommy Milton was king for a time.
lie has retired from the game. He
was a rip-snorting driver. one u the
best The game has ever seen. He re.
tired because h. wishes 10 live a long
time. The odds are against it in auto
mobile racing.
Besides the Los Angeles speedway,
there are board nr brick tracks in
indianapolis. Altoona, Pa, Fulford.
5y-the-Sea, Florida. Salem. y. H..
Laurel, Nd, Charlotte, y. g.. Fresno
Cal, with new one building al At
lantic City. A busy driver such ~
Peter de PaOlo can keep moving about
the country nearly all the year
around.
But it's a tough way Of making
living. one Of the drivers remark
ed % me. The old law Of ayeragt
run. against you a little biz stronger
~ this than in anything else you CAP
think Of.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
KATY TEAM EXPECTS
TO DEFEAT BARRIERS

Having COPIED five out Of six games
since the season opened, the NIX. =.
Texas Specials will be out 10 add their
sixth victory when they clash with tho
Estrella BARRIERS Ut 3 O'Clock Sunday
afternoon at Block Stadium.
The Specials proved their class by
handing the Southern Pacific Sunsets
a 2-tO-O shutOut in their game last
Sunday.
Following II the Specials lineup:
LauT, 3b; X. Lord, II: Fikes. % ;
Fenner. lb; Dominic. a. Mulligan. n ::
Olson. q; T.. Brown. H0wle, Bonner
and Virgins, pitchers. HerndOn, util.
ity.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
MAKES POOR GUESS.

surely the wee shoes. and the pic
tore Of the little boy are constant re
minders to Peter de Paolo that he hai
something TO live for, and makes hin
exercise proper discretion as he sit'
beneath the wheel, swinging snC
syaying on tho tilted boards.
/ saw Peter de PaolO drive in 9
2JD-miie race on the Los Angeles
Speedway not long ago. He finished
second to Bennett Hill, a Los Angeles
drivef. This Bennett Hill seemed 10
BE- known as Benny" 10 everybody. He
also is young, and little and slender,
rsnd hiss an engaging smile, and be
fairly squirted speed as he drove his
car around the pine saucer.
He had no good luck symbols at
: fach,d 20 bic car, but = chap nsmeG
Dave Lewis had a powder puff tied
70 his wheel that intrigued me no lit
lie
= II suppose that belongs 10 his wife,
or maybe his sweetheart, / muir
Injured, Economically,
You suppose wrong" said = young
mechanic IN greasy jumpers. He uses
that 20 wipe off his glasses when they
get fogsed."
real resented the dispelling Of
NY illusion. / like 20 see romantic
touches in all sport. jock Malone
The middleweight, used to tie a doll
4, the ropes in his corner when be
fought. and ] always thought that a
nict little touch 20 the Manly Art Of
SeraInbling Ears.
Peter de Paolo led all the racing
drivers in the country last season. !
imagine he DAD well financially. The
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
s. A. A. DEFEATS
WEST TEXAS
At HOCKEY

Flashing superior offense, the
San Antonio Academy ice hockey team
defeated West Texas Military Acam-
envy Saturday night, to J., for its
third straight victory Of the junior
series on the Crystal Palace ice.
Neither team was able TO penetrate
its opponents defense in the frs
period which went scorciess. But
the San Antonio team came back
early in the second quarter with a
better arranged formation and Hunt
ress drove the puck into the net for
tho first score.
The marker popped up the crowd as
well as both teams which resulted in
Il stack-up in front, Of the West Texas
gOal Esd looked more like the scene Of
a football scrimmage than ice hockey.
West Texas fought hard but missed a
shot and Captain Altgelt Of the San
Antonio Academy went down the ice
with n sure score.
j. Davis of West Texas scored for
his team in the same period. which
was the last real threat by the losers.
The two goalcrs. kirkland and
Alexander, had a busy night Of it but
performed gamcly for their two crews.
AHgclt and Huntress stood out for
the San Antonio Academy and Tai
colt and Tobin were the stars In de-
feat for West Texas.
The st. Mary's Academy scxtet
will make its first appearance on the
Zee Thursday night in game with
the West Texas team, and. Saturday
night, San Antonio Academy and
Main Avenue High tangle for the
second time.
Line-ups Saturday:
5. A. Acad. ca West Texas NJ. A. ~
stevens ..............,. TalcOtt
Left Wing.
AlLbelL ....... NFOttD
Right Wing.
Huntress -................ j. fObin
Center.
iuNhtll s.ss.s. j. Davis
Left Defense.
haIllDudlc HOOP
Right Defense.
hlrklAnd .........,..... Alexander
Goal.
Subs: San Antonio Academy
johnson for Huntrcss, Gibbons for
Altgelt. Huntress for Johnson, Alt.
Gelt for Gibbons.
Referee, Cornelius: timer. Ander.
son; goal umpires, Ardiff and Austin
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
PLAN TRIP
TO CITY OF MEXICO

Ono Of the most ambitious playing
schedules ever undertaken by a local
srmi-pro outfit is facing Manager
George Schwab's Aztecs. The Aztec
plan to engage in no less than Il
contests before the present season Il
completed, among which are az least
six games 10 be played in Mexico
City The remainder will be played
at Van Dazzle Stadium.
The Aztecs are expecting stern on.
position from the Hondo All-Stars.
with whom they tic up at 3 o'clock
Sunday afternoon at Van Dazzle
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
EXHIBITIONS

Marshall EAST Texas League), ):
San Antonio Texas League), 8.
Boston Nationals. >; Boston Amer
Jeans, 3.
Omaha, 1 Brooklyn, o.
Philadelphia Nationals, s; Pbila.
ielphia Americans. Z.
Des Moines at Wichirb Falls, rain.
ST. Joseph at Wichita. Kan. rain.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
LEAGUERS
Use BEAR
FIELD
Double-header at League
Park Sunday; One
Game at Schwab.

"WhiIe the cats away the mice
will play
The San Antonio Bears on a road
4 trip. the City Amateur Baseball
League will make active use of their
swell orchard on Josephine street with
| a double-header Sunday afternoon.
A third game is carded for : o'clock
at Schwab Field between the Cult
| Oilers and Sacred Heart.
| At League Park, the Pittsburg
Water Heaters will meet the Roemers
at . O'Clock and the I.-G. n. Sunshine
Specials will clash with the Street
Car Union 694 club at 4 o'clock.
The Pittsburg Heaters will take
Sunday as a good opportunity to test
the skill of Russell Lyons, who has
hurled two no-hit games with the
West Texas Military Academy team
this season.
Having tied last Sunday. the Sun
shine Specials and Roemers have a
chance to break into the win column
this week.
HOW THEY LINE UP.
Following are the lineups Of the six
clubs:
Sacred Heart: f. Butler. second
base; G.. Nesrsta, shortstop; kilpat.
rick. center field; Hard, third base
Carver, first base; Oussett or Muel-
Ter. right field: {. Nsrsta, left field
Neckrr, catcher; Evans, pitcher.
Gulf Oilers: Voglcr, second base
Carr, left field; Niece. shortstOp: A.
Irwin, first base: Dietzman, center
field; Leipart, catcher; Brewer. right
field; Z. Irwin, third base; Hicks,
pitcher.
Pittsburg Heaters: Wasserman,
shortstop; Erbin. second base: Pic
ard. first busc; Rossman. right field
Seffcl, third base; Satcher. center
field; Conrad. left field; Brinkman.
catcher; White or Lyons, pitcher.
ri, LOTS OF LYONS BOYS.
Rocmer: l.. Lyons, second base
Michael. third base; Fister, short
stop; Heyc, first base; Thongs. CEN
ter field: Mueller, left field: Dreiss
right field; Mccoy, catcher; Weyel,
pitcher.
Sunshine Specials: Janert. left
field; Lane. center field: Harris.
right field; Myers. third base; F'riery.
shoUtstop; MeCarty or Mcmillan, sec
ond base; Romuth, first base; Nolan
or Butler, catcher; Mosel, pitcher.
Union 694: Fox, second base :
Voss, catcher; Martin, third base
Wise, first base; Conway, shortstop
Bloomfield. right field; Kalisky. left
field; Henson, center field; Pitts,
sirst base, aud Jones, pitcher.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
PADDOCK GALL0PS
TO WORLD RECORD

los ANGELES, April 1O.-Char-
ley Paddock, famous Splinter, came
back after a lapse Of two years in
competition. added another worlds
record 10 his already long string when
be- covered 80 meters in 10 $40 sec
onds during a track meet here this
afternoon.
PaddOck's time ecIipscd by four
tenths Of a second the old record Of
rs seconds flat held by himself and
X. Liudberg Of Sweden.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
THIS is TOUGH.

Although Leo Flynn has directed
the affairs 0f more than 400 boxers
during his ~ years as a fight mana
ger. II never has been his good for.
tune to manage a worlds champion.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
ST. JOEs TO PRACTICE.

The St. JOsePh's Parish nine is
lated 10 work out a. 30 Sunday
corning at the 81. Marys College
irmond Team members are urged
10 b. present
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
WHITMAN GETS
MORE PUFFS
FROM SOX

II Arthur Neltman. the San An
tonic youth who went up at the first
OF the spring training season for 4
try-out with Eddie Collins Chicago
White SoN, is not wearing n cap two
or three sizes larger than the one
he sDorted as a member of the local
Aztecs last season, it isn't the fault
of the Chicago sports scribes. Nrr
Of Manager Collins, himself, for that
matter.
See what Harry Nelly Of the Chi.
cago Herald-Examiner has 10 say
about him:
Our trimming trip this year hash I
been worth much" said Manager
Collins. However, if Neltman en-.
dures, it will have been worth thar
much 10 Us. / would give $4,000
out Of my own pockets if / could run
Ike Yeltman."
=. A sNAPPY PLAY.
Every major league manager has
an ambition 20 catch n worthy young
man from the sandlots and turn him
INTO major Lacquer Of merit. Once
in decade the unusual youth ap-
peass.
Much has been said and more
written about young Veltman. He
comes from San Antonio, where he
played with an independent club.
Yesterday, as an illustration Of
how this remarkable youth dos
things. Collins was hitting ground.
ers. Veltman was working around
third base. Suddenly he darted to-
ward short, stuck out one large paw,
Tagged the ball and with one motion
cut loose an underhand throw 10
first base, as true as an arrow.
LIKE OLD STAR.
"'Good LOrdr exclaimed old Ben
Egan. Jimmy Collins
"a corker-wasn't that a cork.
err Eddie Collins yelled loudly
enough to be heard all over tbs
place.
The remark about Jimmy Collins
probably meant nothing to young
Yeltman. But when man like
Egan says something about Jimmy
Collins he has uttered all there is to
say about third-basing.
''Veltman cost the SoX nothing. But
IL he continues to net the way be has
during spring training, you can writ"
down ON the proper side Of the book
that he is worth about $4,000 on
the hoof."