La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 26, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextJi AgeTwo a. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Saturda-, January 20, 1920. Tune in KGW Sunday ; at 7:15 and Hear SHARKEY BEATS K. 0. CHRISTNER MIA Come to tujor your COUJETTICK SHOES $5 .? w ,. -.$6 Wins Seven Rounds While ' His Opponent Only Iads During Three Fr'liinan Mentor Hill's ' Dependable ; Values. Dependable Quality. FIND IT HERE VI tor this column mutt Imi v. la by 9 ft n " V. n. IJSVfctf.'M..'!' CO. O. W. WARNOCK J! AT AT VK WAKKLK' NN ' Open from . 1 u. m. In 13 p. tn, , lljr Herbert W. Marker (Associated Press Hport Writer) NKW YOJIK. Jn. 2 (AI'H Jack Hhurkoy now ran keep that 1 1 oil. 000 flute -with Yoiinir Mlrlh. ling In Miami Hearh next month. j Thn Hoslon Maflor man outpoint-' oil K. O. Chrlstner, tough willing j t battier from Akron, O,, In a fierce. ( !ln-ruund ennounter in Madison 'Hriunre (iurdon last night and. thereby cleared the way for Mh , hh shot ugainst Hi Hiding in the ! south Keh.' 27." I 1 Iharkey'a margin of victory won ' convincingly decisive hut, paradox ( though It may seem, Chrlslnor never was outclassed. The dyna- mile concealed In his sturdy right arm saw to that. I strange right J ftharhcy fought ono of the sirnngcat fights of hla erratic career a curious combination of wily j eatltion and wild, reckless, bosork rnge. ' Clearly thn Akron rubber worker wna ' outclassed so for ns boxing Hklil anil all-around rlnif class waa concerned but Hharkiy, lime afLer time, .waa brougtit- up short. Momentarily aitinnd, ns , ,. . , ,. .. . .. ,, . I'hrlstnor connected with hla chin " '" 1f,'"l;0 """'.'" with ono of thnse right hand I1'" lo" ."" v''"r" '"''"' "' punches that knoeked out Krtiitit fift bull and baseball eiwrli and iiu I In nn baa Ihnn two monllia ago. iant frenliiiiuu find ball tutor. Kpike 'i'hean Jarring rlghta landed ln is. a former, iill' ennui guard froni ..frequently hut whep they did Hhnr- )rP!(n m slarlc.l in the Harvard giiim nl I'.'in.'idcuii v-w lonr'n nay, Oregon Quints (EXPECT GIANTS ' iBagshawKeepi I Drop Games In j Til dp Mr ad tad! Post as Coach, North Division! 'vwunw Spencer Rules MIHHOIU.A, Mont.. Jan. 2 (AC) Oragon'a liaaketltall ifiiintet went down to defeat here laat nlvlit at Die iiunda of L'nlverKlty pf lon tnna by Uio niai-jfln of one banket, lha final morn bHng 2H-2II. With 1 four miliiilea to play Oregon van Advance Opinion of Ex ; perts Given on 1929 Na tional League Kace I I HKA'ITI.K. Jan. 26 (AP) Tl)e Il-igahaw lialtUi la over at leaat officially au and everything ia .' Iaek where 1t ail atarted eight duya )ago when the fii-Ht and higgeat Hhot NOTB: ThlH la tile eighteenth ""l. ' J leading 2 to 11. VWndt, UrUxly l'" la' ' u ""r'e" of atorlea denl- KnochHagaliaw. who han coach leantnln. convened a foul Then ,nik nild-wlnter proaperta of ed t;nlveraly of SVaaiiington foot- IchlniikB added anothee from i... niajor league baaeball clji, . ball teaina for eight yenra will con- alde with the winning margin. Hlx-' ' KltlAX HKM, , linuo --lo do an fur the remaining; I ty aecomla remained and. daily, Aoclated i'reaa' Hporta Writer.) threo yi ara of hla contract. Thl (Oregon guard had a chance to tie! N'KW VOItK, Jan. 211 JAC) On . "" Ihc dictum written hy I'reai- j the aeora from the gift line, bat t,le baai of mid-winter calculu-,dent M. I.yle Hpencer laal night toj I failed. I.ewlM alarred for Montana "n, thi' only baaeball fuel avail-, thn mudint board of control which; with Hldlnga high man for Oregon, "bin now. the National League dl-lP''ned Ihc wnr of tvorda by voting I , r vulva llaelf into two pnrta for 1029. ' reiunvc the "little ginnl". nr. j llrsKIMN WI.V . I Advunce opinloua of cxperta ahow Hliencei 'a verdict left no appeal for HKA'rri.l'-. Jan. 2C AI') Waah- a dlpollloll to place the 'hlcago 'aludenta and alumni who have been Ington defeated Oregon Htnto'a liaa- f'uba, New York (ilanca. I'lttahurgh j opjioalng the llagahaw regime ex- kelball team here Inat night. 36 to I'liatea and Ht. J.uula Caidlnula In ' cept tile law rciurla of the atate. j 24, ouliilaylng the Htutora In every the front rank with the (Cincinnati I Whether audi action will he tuken department. In un effort to atem Iteda, Mrnoklyn Hohina, I'hlladel-1 remained a.iiueatlnn today na the ine une nuineroua auhatltiiiea wen. phlu NationnlB and Koalon ilmveaj leadera of the oppoaltlon hud left thrown inln the 81010' line up bringing 1111 the rear. ' .the ennimla for the weekend. The CARR FURNITURE CO, t Eastern Oregon's Largest Radio ''Distributpi' Atwater-Kexit, Graybar (RCA), Sarton ' , and Edison ' Farm Pointers and the position of playera ' Much u development In alrengut . ,..,., ,., n,,,K,,i nm would rind baaeball hlHlory repeat bn denied. , Mnlt in,r fot, ,. ' H,. ., Geneva Meeting I brother, Wuahington'a fnwhtnen New ,lrk. ,.hi 1',,,,' took the Oregon Htnm yearllnga In- burgh 'With the eneenlinii nl ,l.llv 11,- I 'formw W. Ullln on.l lUMnl, ml.n.1 f 'lill'', """ 4 A 11 rimmnln, ""r 10 hl" l"nnger Mr.J "n of the world couH Htatule, . Stt fJ. VllUnipiOnS rarthy will aland pal . I ,ia" ,,pl'n convoli,l '"' M"'ch 11 io lie ueiermined imnmv. I'Aitrv . Kplncupai lluild Im. flr.inde Ho tel a j,, m. Hul urday, Kei,,.-2, 60c per pirnon.i Jan, 2.1. 2l: . lll Hlll:fIH. OVKKHIIOKH, A KNIT I'ATH & OltKiWKtt Af HA1K I'ltlCKH. .orl.un' llddy Khop. Iiey waa glud enough to hung on i until the mlaia cleared a hit. Willi even a llitlu boxing aklll lt ia rnn I ei'lvubln that the Akron battler could bavn put over a flnlalilng j blow. Hut he lacked the boxing aklll that would Jiavo enabled him i to follow up the momentary ad vanlnge he gained from time lo time, 1. .VleaiUJiMo. Hhurkey pumped a meaily alroum of lefia and rlghta Into i.'h rial ner'a head and body., ; lllernally, though, tlio mld-weat-I i rner phniK' il In, )i Ih deadly rlgjil n Mover ending tlireiit, : j Jir-'ii. board of control will probably dia- cuan Dr. ipellcer'a action meeting next .Monday. : n premium If Hold to n rrWlnory . paying cxtni for.awcet cniani. o, j Milk at ion degrees ruhrenheit i given the moat coniplew xkimmtng. t i-'reahly draun milk la at thla tem perature and la ideal ror akiramlng. , .Milk that hna nut dropped to 70 ihgreea, the aoildlfying point 0f butler fat, aklina lunch better than milk thai luiK been allowed to fall heluw 7U di-gi-eea and then ireheaN cd. flnda I he. Orenon experiment idntlon. Kxperleiiced Oregun gl-owera'are hastening to put on siray for pre vention of the peach leaf curl illn eaao during the ujonth of January or early February. ')'he spray uaed ia bordeaux, niixlure, U-6-50. A number of the fruit growora Buf fered thit Inud 'nt vnliinltl.t In.uu lat year when they waited, until I . ?nm "heep and gmiia nt Kebruarv befon, annlvinir the'""" "m" ! '""r "' "! ' bn "L ''.aprny. Tho experiment atallon rer . " ommenda that every bud. be ciun- ph-lcly covered. 1 - flfit Fnr Mm- 11 'I' . WMnn" ol unwholeaome, de Otf ' vl ItiUI . 11' cayed or niuaty feed n.s iiioldy bay OKNBVA. Jan. 2 (AP) meeting of cxperta including Klfhu I'cw (iinul dunlin-. j ' '''be (ilnnla will enter the next I'OHTI.ANI), Jan. 211 (HpecluD -'unilaiKn wllh few chungea, one The Pacific count A. A. I' hrmimr bnporiunl move being the uddllinn Last Night's Basketball mii.sori lV 1 1 1 1 C 1 UlVi '.)l'PillH'M .latlOD, a ii n disrovi rtii in I n' 1 j potent vi'ttM'imu nin im 'nunfi'lv I iiml not wail m-iii iiiiiitin W-i XO. UN IIH-. ,'it :-m -in 'I Nhf rutin 'ii'no( id i. rruJ.i. what tvi' oi MirfRtii-- Ia .,.rJi-iinr tho unimiilH. !lu tr rji(..i . ynrh'K for dft -irnt ' ivfn ' . usual ti'fntm. i iMi :-.( ( : lo iifori' Uiarin th.'in f, -i crenm Ihia may mean the iosa of j .,;, , , ,,,', und straw, moldy allnge nnd grain, spoiled roots and succulents la un satisfactory, finds the. Oregon ex perlment slatlon. The cows' health may bo Injured und auch feeds 'may impart undesirable ..fluvors to the milk and ita pi-mliicta. in I.l l'lli:lt II VI.I, 111 ItMMI WAf'O. Texaa. Jan. 20 (AP) l.nther Hall, the largest and oldest dormitory at llaylor college for women at Helton, llliout 511 iniloa Koulhwcst of here, waa destroyed ItV fll'A lw,l tl'n.,,1 l (..l f. A',.l..,.lr Che l-ardlnula propnso to gamble, llils morning. There were no 1-IM-4I ly Hie Awik'IiiiciI Pros AT .MIHHOi:i,A, Mont. Oregon 2S, .Monlnna 21). 4 Al BIOAT'n.lC Oregon Htnle 24, Washlnglon iln . I ,. , yvnsnihgion 5. .1 ' l.nrrv inr t ha fluht In hi rrnnnnu . .n ... .. - ' - '""' :"' meiie n, i-acilic college 2U. foe, l.hrlsiner morn than held his Ar ,(,KNK: Medford high 22, 'i,nsi(j ot'T sai,i;i ' ,., ' . ' J ivk" '' 27. I.ofurdH hoe. .muaic and am-HI , ,",1 Tigh :t,,i 1. KAN"' - : musical HiBliunieiilf.. lluignln pHu- lollll(.0, h) vm Ht01p(1) - , t ' es on oveylhlng. In Hpaeili llldg. m ,w,.t, , . " . . '. Mnnlgnpiery-Wurd A f'o. i ' lYoiMtt SMMInfl : It' Hut nffor Die sixth tho atetdy f f ; i , Imilnrlng he hud been aubjecled to j YV MS 1)1 TeCll. K. Q. rteguinr Halurdiiy Nlglit Honen lit liiigan lo tuko Its loll on thn rugged I ' : " ' ' ' ulK.-r Hall, Hlnr Nnvelly Orohm- body of tho Akron slugger. That ; trn. . .. j, . ,., ''.,,., J-ari-21. aleaily fire of abort, Jolllirg punches NKW OIII.KANH, .Ian. 20 (AP) i, .' , to the body slowed hlul un. lie Vnung Hlrlhllng, pride of (leor- IMitlou-1 Hied badly In Hie mat four rounds K,n. lossed Ills lints Into the 222- chumplonshlns will bo 1,-1,1 in ''red l.eneh. former Phillle. ti, Portland Monduy und Tui adny tho outfield. Information from To nlghls, Keh, jjr, and 20, under una- :'''" "lot J'at Crawford, ' Koulh pices of Tho Muitnoinnh Auinieur "fount Jack or nil bnacimii trades. Athletic club. The two nlght'a t,n heard from. ' lisue elusslc will be staged in the Porlland armory. . ... , u wholesale cale In tb Infield casualties. .niiiM'n a. lucuuriison, manager "'-ii'img i.nariey iiunert und Carov of tho club, expeeis at least 00 en- Selph iwn sensational minor league men irmii eleven wecicrn atalea recruits to shortstop and second which in,, lie up nip riw amateur hnse with Krankle .'rlach moving dlslrlela comprising 1'ncirio Const tb third, leaving only Jim llotlnni. tnrrlmry. . v l.y us a holdover In the rirst line . Knlry lilunka lira being mailed nt 'lefinse. lly Hniiihworlh," a in all colleges, univeruitlcs, high Prominent figiire. In the 11)20 world schools, recognized umnteiir mh- series, upd hist year highly suc- lellc clubs nnd unattaehed boxers ncssful In Ills old slnmping ground, on the Puelflc coast. -Any boxer right field. no nns never participated In n "out inr financial gain will bo per untied to nntcr Lho ' lnurnimit Knlry blanks ma' bn securnd from James J. Itlchanlson, carnMuji nunuih club, Porilanii, I'lrntcM Jct I'clly. Long without n cupabio r,A IHHIIA WI.VS IV SVIt.M'.V ! SVHNKV. New Houlh Wales, Jan. 20 (AP) Kldel l.a llarbn. Ameri can flyweight, today knocked nui McAllister, In the fourth round of their match here'. ,; ! 1927 SPECIAL $ASH COACH " Perfect Finish - Excellent Mechanical Condi tion. . Good Rubber, with 192!) License ' $700.00 , " ' ; Cash Terms Ti ado PERKINS MOTOR CO. ' Main 500 ,' ii.wdit Kii.i.i:n Willamette Trims Pacific College IIASTIA, Corslcii; Jan. 20 (AP)- j . nines hcmiciiccu 10 ueatn uy ll'f t" I .Iftfo ,,1, T....-..r.nl.. l....1.l t handed pitcher, tho Pirates traded '.,.. I ... ,,. , , . ,. . . I "n i hil- h ui ni niuviviiia .uiHUin . yienn Wright, the),, shorlslop, for handlta. hna been laid low at Inst. l .leas Potty. tar snulhpnw of Brook- a bullet from the gun of an un-1 iii. a successor inuai no rniinil i identified person (r iviiKiii nun ue may ne locaien KOIlKHT (IIIOVK, Ore.. Jnn. 20 (AP) Wlllniiintte'a apeedy haskot- by moving Pie Trnynor from third base. This doubtless will denend on tho uhlllty or Jim Ktroner, Wichita recruit, lo take euro of third. ' Tho Phillies were lucky in tin. HtMuatiuitiliiM. mtwlllUf. IniHv, ttla, Nortw' (ililille Wwp, "ml Hhai'koy, throwing caullon to Pound llulpli Knilth of l.os Angeles . - . " " lho winds, elected tp trade punches bco liwt night, and Ibn last nh- HJ. Petw'H Kplscoiiul (Inlld wllh the Akronite, Ho tired wus Wonle In the pntli of Hlrlbllng bo iulid food und ttpron an)" t War- hrlsiner at that point of tho pip. ;. ,l.1H.""llt wn Jtu-lc Hharkey In hall uuinlet acorcd un overwhelm- l'w Inst season nod have moie rjm K. Illlhcrl's sloro ilalurilay nl cnninnga Hint even ir un oppor- 'inmi I'onnuiry 7 retired, hlidly ing win over Puciric college hero build about than was the ruse ft nVloc.k,. , . ; . .1-24-21 H l' linockout punnli bud ')"i"ngcd, In the third round by r- last nlglil, is to 20. (leorgo Hcales Wnnn Hurt Hhotton took his club i Vl , Priwenled llaelf Ii la doubtful leat "f the rererc... Hlrlbllng wna nx-Porilnnd High school ace, count- aoutli Inst spring.' Don Hurat, iloinpleln lino of Dellculesiien beiher he could huve tnUen ad- nrncd u technical knockout. ed 20 pulnis fur Willamette, in a Pinky Whlnev, Infleldois, chuck I'oi.l al Thu Uieen Market, faliea, " ' ' ' ' V , ,.' , , L u a, . ',r"ll"""'"r Kn,c, Wlllnmettc'a KJJ-lt outfielder, apd tu pioinls- riea und Kiiaos Home mnilo ('hill. " " . ." .na omun " . , ," . " nmum irmn acirniMi Id nianlN will b 'curried this l"-' siiindlng up gumely un. htt linoks and atrnlgbt rights con- j nnds, 37 to i, it a wiiuering jiro I roll! MIHir- mN oi u.immi ooueu key's le;! and right bands. .lustily as the Cloorglun mado tt niernlless effort lo add Hlnltll tn Pacific's see. yei( and. Hiiaulal order filled dur. Ifig' I ho. week.' Airs.? Hurley Hlonn king. J'ron. , .' 1-26-21 .. I -ana lion rilwrfcoy I i "... . . .Although ringside experts were Mil. IIOWAItl), Of ri!MM0TO.' '" """'' accord with lho decision will be. nl the Hob Hbop Mon. and I'l Nluirkny'H favor, tho nearly 20,. J lies. In Blvi, permanent waves. ' "f" w1ly excited fans bnnert ' 1 -20-1 1 , an mi uui me ring. Ills klinclluiH round. victims In thn third VYhn among iMtrned, ' cultured people be prepared lo illscua In .elllgeutiy oiir necond Inrgest In- duatry the MOV) KM. --- American Hut Nliiu key la used to having his upponeiiis gel all tin, cheers. PA" scoi ts sn.itKr:v ni:w yoiiK, jnn. 20 (ap) "Pn" Hlrlbllng, faiher and manager Oltl.'tiON ITtOSK WIN KI.'OKNK, Ore., Jan. 20 (AP) t'nlverslly of Oregon freshiiien de. fouled Medford High's basketball team for the third time this son. ing catchers, Davis and i.eruln,1 luiide good Inst year. Thompson nnd Tiievenow complete mi uhlo liilleld comhlnulliiiw II' inn Phil lies gel un Improved , brum! nl' pitching they should gel out of tho cellar In IKII, Seek Hilling strength. The Iteds have been bu'lhe loolt ndi'd bis career1 at Clilnlra to the relief of tho dls-j trlct ho has terrorized for 18 years. YAI.H (il'.fS 2,t)(IO,lln NKW YnitK, Jam 20. '(A P) Otto T. llannar recently at si1 line, unlvorslty. Ills ulmn nintnr, I under the terms of his tt ill filed for probuto today. Ieave- STAGES LEAVE From I,a Grande Hotel Bldg. ; ' ..' : , Adams Ave. Wallowa Valley Coaches , a''ier'r V''rnoohnoo "io i a rane fr Joseph 8:4i) a. m. 4:00 p. m Makes All Main Line Connections. ; For information call MAIN 799. . ' - -MKXICO 'lty, (AP) -Tbeio uro (1,113a I'ulhollc clMirchca In Mexico, (lovernnienl figures Juat made pub lic estimate their vuluo nt ftia.oiio, . 000. "... son here last iiIl-i,i 57 lo 'ri, ",r auuuionui inning strengin con tout wns close, the score being aml ',aok '"'"''M thinks lie bus Althongli tho bout was holly S y"" H,r '' tbnea In tho first threo ''""'Kcil for some extra baso lilts KlItKMAN'H .OVI(; l-ANl'i:. ' I going down ' .v. .. ,- i-24-2t. . . ., , i i ,-rwi m ure earn Kliarkuy nontiisliid ull the wuy, neither honor t ruiaraey at Aiiami fen. iiuartera. , siuirt In the third suffered much damagn. Tli only "'""' " nm.i m y-i orisiuer noui period put. inn freshmen In the oulwitril sign of heavy artillery ' """" " wm sec- lean, wnicii ino; held lu tho end hi mo gaiue, have plenty of players to Inspect1 at tho HI. Petersburg, Kill,, train ing rump. ' : " ; . , '."L" ,vl" '""!": . !. s "brlstner'a MM ?ZZ "" lmv Pmmdk. .. i-.t-.t Th,,rn .N , UaockdOWtlM hut. r r BRUSHING UP SPORTS By Laufer l.uyal clilitena am ftuppurllng our gave sevei rounda und huya t'brlsluer three, The weights were 5 American l.egion MOVIK. u...." , .' KAM'li wlll be Ho.ne)h1nK unlqun. nnd utigliml. I-2I.2I mvt: ov Kiii:itifi"N sai.i: Notice la liereb given Hint I liuva received forreioiinra exeeullou und order of anlo, li.nied out of and under the seal of thn Circuit Conn of lho fltnto of Oregon for the Mother Suicides, Infafit Also Dies POItTI.AND, Jim. 20 (AP lleaiiiiildelil hecuilse nf III health, Mrs. Trunk 10, porlello veaterdnv cnuiily of Piilon, doled tho llilh closed all windows of her lionie. tiny oi January, liijii, in l lie suit drc lho shades und turned on the therein pending wherein c. II. gas burners In lho kitchen stove, catching Is plnlnllff nnd J. A.I When Krunk Porlello returned lli ynnlds nod v.. W. Irvlno uro de- homo he found their Hl-inonths-old feiiiliinia to me directed, upon n baby ileud In Its crib and the decree nnd order of sale made and mother lying ucrosa the Inraut's nnlered In nub! enurl and cause on body. A few minutes later the the 4lh day of .lun:inry, JVS9, In favor of ilia ubnve pliilniirr and ugiilUKl the aald defendnuis, inr the mini of $al.!,0 with Inleieal Diereon nt O'.J- per luiuum from Augiiai 10, I!i2fl, unlit paid further Mill! of t2.t0 paid by plain tiff lor preparing hla notice of lien and the sum of 11.20 paid by plain tiff for recording the aume, the lurther kuhi of .r,.0(i as uttnrney'a nun In r died. IVIIIX'K. I.S'QI KST IIKI.I) AI.HANV, fire., .Ian. 50 (Al') on one nf the dnud has been nlnocl the "1" ,llnm" lor nn automobile nr. i-M-ni near uere -rnurNUay night which resulted In tho death of t young men, possibly fuinl luiurles to nnoiher, nd the blinding rr me oi n young girl. fees, and IIK.no coala ,uid disburse-1 foiiud ilia, hiniiV r i " 1 " K'" loent.. In wi,ih .i fo,"lri."' blame for the acrid-nt I real wllh Dclherl Acker- inenta, lu which aald execullon and ahm,, ..7. ..." m.,V',M 10 , " Instantly whe -. . ," .. ' u"r,,"", "Is nutumuhllo crnshed headon erty, bring thn prnperty descrlhwl tn the notice of lien being fore closed In aald will, lo.wll: Ixit Fourteen (14) and Hie . East twelve ( I!) feet of Lot Thlrlei-n i, in Hlock Nine ) of Itynearsnn'a Addition In the city of la Grand,'. Oregon, being designated u No. 7i;i DIvlKlan street In aald city, all In La Cironde, t nlou County, Oregon, together with the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances Ihereuiiio he. longing or In nnynlse upper. lulllllIK, now Tlir:ni:-oiti;. i,y vm ie nnd authority of Mid writ, and in obedience to lis commands. I will. nn Wednesday, the with another Maiing. III. driven, by Churlea About the only place you'll find a rhapcrnile them, days Is 111 the llrllon:i-. luw, the proceeds lo be applied lu sallsfaciinn of Kiild Judgment und iieereis including cods nud accru ing coma of execution and sale. t'aled this nth day of January Ci:" .IHSHK lllti:;;i:AI!H. Sher. Iff of I'lilon County, Or, Inn. i'i ;il: ivb. !.m. KliM khiililcii Annum Mi-rtlilK Notice la heirhy given that the Annual .Meeting of the Ktorl.hold. ii iinr in era nf l i fl,-!.,,.,.. v..ii , -... , . . , - '-... i,aii,,iitfi nulla u . ,a V ' . V0 , " ' ' '"' '" l"""' "'"I'I'.K house JI. of aald day. at the front door In I . ni,i. n, .... " . of the court hou.ie In Iji flrand.. January Mil,.'. ui. 'i in vi,'k I'nlon County. Orei-on. .. at puh. a. M ai this meeiiaa tt MllBrd , ... h. a,,,, rim i t,-.ii i niti i y ' Hhd nil Die right, llile. r ialn. In lereat aud eipilly of the kild de. feudanta therein and thereto, ... fei f from joe Hlrlpp, third huseiunn. The niiifleld may ho tinkered tun before Hie season gcta under way an there are aevernl men in the new crop who hit mjiior lenguc pitchlurf to good udviintiige. j Itriioklyn will depend nn (llenn ! Wrlghl to boost thn Infield and j Hilly Ithlel should be about due for i Infield or outfield assignment afr ler u seasoning period at Atlanta, j Manager Wllbert llohlnsoii has do iclared the Olltrleld wide' open with u free, for all hntllo lit f.'leurwalcr In decide the winners. lliMon's .lob Hlffl, nil. Huston faces a difficult tlislt. The linives will have lie draw heavily on their reinforcements to ussem- tble u cast strong enough to nialce a Idenl In the armor of rival clubs. Itubblt Mnrnnvllle, who never i grows old, will play short and bring ,i lol of enthusiasm to one of his many ulmn muter clttbs, and t l.eorge Harper may do some hit--; ting. The mil field will be built around l.nnce Itfehbourg, one of the great players of' tho game. Presldeiil-mannger Kmil Kucha, his first lieutenant, Johnny Kvers und Hunk Howdy, second assistant, will HES CALLED BACkC YO HIS OtO LDKlE'y BASEBALL. tho highest bidder for cash, sub ject, to redemption at provided bj; "Hi easy'1 NVule. nuillelder (of llie t'inclnuali Iteds when tluy were champions uf Hie basrlinll world and Inter a successful college, daitliall couch. Ik Imck Hi hi old aaiue. He has been ."Intteil to ns!-it illlly Southworth. new uiauaiier of the champion St. Louis Cardinal. To return to baseball Scale bad lo get a release from his contract a foot ball and baxeb.i1l nuich at the t'nivei-slty ot Virginia and the sludeut lUi,, l. m win M i-.i , .pvl Ml,,l a'hb ics al the university pnilcted in a tu meeting. As a mm- for the year lu:'9 ami mu-h oilier I in'UiNe Xi alc stitiei -lid that the early training of the footliall tuuad .business will be trillisacl.l an mavl io us property orrere.1. H. 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