BASE BALI. 5TORIE WHY TRAVEL? Schalk Is a worthy son uinl a bright Ray tn the Sox lineup. • • • Stealing a bus«> isn’t petty larceny. Fans think It » grttud. Before deciding on a business trip, see if the long-distance telephone cannot save you the journey. The belici' a rookie Is with the stick, the better chance he has to stick. • • • “Greatest »«•colui baaeiuan I ever worked with." says Bam i oft of Frisch. • • • Th«> fruits of the hu«eba|l season for a player who pulls boners are usually razz berries. • • • The Los Angeles club has transferred Tex McDonald third baaeiuan. to Wichita Fall« • • • Pitcher Joe Cofllndaffer of the Birm­ ingham Southern league team uouì play bull this year. • • • Home Kun Baker aaya the Yanks will win the pennant. That's the Frank opinion of It. A long distance call is a round trip. You start and return with your errand done, all in a few mo ments and without the inconvenience, expense and loss of time incident to travel. From your telephone you can reach almost every city, village and hamlet in the United States The long-distance operator will quote you rates upon re quest. Get acquainted with the money and time saving “station-to station” service, explained on page 3 of the current issue of the Telephone Directory. Save traveling expenses—Ask for Pacific Long Distance. Byrd I.y tin. who once caught foe the ('hicago White Soi. now I« with Salt Lake City. Frank Brazil is likely to be one of the main nut* that holds the 1‘hllllea* machine together. • • • Joe Oeschger Is a pitcher with the Boston Braves. Bet you don't spell It right on your scorecard • • • Bribery of baseball player* has fc.-en made a felony under a law pass«*,! by the Missouri legislature. • • • Perhaps Miller Hugxin« will play to a full house this year. He s rvrtnlnly got the ('ard» to draw to. • • A son of Bill Clark, once famous ball player, is a freshman at Prtoceton try- Ing for the freshman team. The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company GRADUATION stands out as one of THE events of a per­ sons lifetime and Gifts chosen for this occa­ sion should In* selected with the thought of making this event memorable and the donor remembered in the vears to come. For this purpose nothing can take the place of Jewelry. See our window for sug­ gestions. Some of rhe »core cards to be kept by fans this coming «eason will make wonderful bits of futuriat ari • • • Now the story going the rounds la th»t Connie Mack Intends to retire from baseball after thl- season Whether a man has just arisen from a good night's sleep or has just come from a hard day’s work, a first class i?ath- room presents more attrac- tions to hint than any other room in the house. All of our plumbing fixtures are built to look well and wear well. ROBINSON AS YOUTH PLAYED WITH TENER Battery Mate Became Gov ernor of Pennsylvania. Played With Bultimor« When John McCraw, Hughi« Jsnnlngs, Kasl er, Kelly and Othsrs Made Ned Hanlon's Orioles Famous. Manager Wilbert Robinson, who the second time In the year« l«sl Brooklyn National league club's play­ ers successful!) as pennant winners, was born at Hudson. Maas. 5rt )«-ars ago. For 3d years Robinson has been Identified with tlu> national game Away back In 1884 he was catcher for the Haverhill (Mn«a) team. for which at that time John Kinley Tenor was one of the club* pitching stuff During 1884 and the following season Toner and Robinson proved to be an effective battery. Many years later Pitcher Tenor was elected governor of Pennsylvania and afterwanl be came the chief executive of the Na tlonal Baseball league. tn 188*1 Robinson jolnetl the Phlla ■ lelphla Athletic* of the American usimw I h H oii iiik I In hla first major league game a* catcher, scored the only run made by his team, which was beaten 4 to 1 by the New York Metro­ politan*. Robinson's fam«* as a catcher and batter as well as a fust bn erunner I" closely alll«*l with Baltimore where hr »(•«•nt tnanj years of hl* baseball cn reer. Rack In the 1*0'* with McGraw Jennings, Keeler. Kelly and others Robinson establish«*! an enviable rep unit Ion as a great player when Ned Hanlon's famous Oriole* won the championship thiw year* in sueces- «Ion. After McGraw became manager of the New York Giant« In list-'. Robin «on remained In Baltimore and played for several seasons with the Interna tlonal league club there. In the develo|«nient of pitcher* Hoi» Inaon was singularly *uc are broken down. Some one from every country wants to take the Davis cup away from America. Causing a lot of racket, • Babe Ruth strikes out twice In <>ne -Huie Almost a* unusual ns It I* for the average player to slap out a homer Barnes, the Jeweler HERB'S A HOME'S FIRST CLASS- ATTRACTION ALL-OUR TUBS GIVE SATlSFACTii* NATI IUM Y. 'Ill 14, DW I. (» lints i'ihN HAU. y eal to the undergraduate body the other .earning that training rules had your woe», do what you desire. And make our GARAGE a place for vour ear to lodge. scape E ■niuyrmj gg. Manager Wilbert Robinson. made several trip* to the spring train :ng camps of the Giant* after Ite hai eeaseil to Iw an active player. A* a pitcher'* coach wltli th«- New York National* lie brought out Tlube Mar- ■piarti, who contributed bls share to the winning of three successive |ien- nntit* In 11*11. '12 and '18. Robinson ta-enn hl* management of Hu- I'.rooklv ti team In RII I mid two years later made them champions of sll.elr league lie persuaded president Ebbets to secure the service* of Mar- quurd and Miimnnx when these pitch er* were on their way to the minor leugne* und they nre still with him now that lie bus landed hl* club for the swonil time its a big factor In the world «cries. Never a martinet with Ills men Rob Insoli seem* tn lune Innate power of controlling his player*, displaying a «ort of fatherly Interest In them an>l by establishing a bond of confidence and camaraderie with them gets the lie*t that I« In every member of Ills team either on or off the playing field. Fashion Garage & Machine Shop PHONE 163 SERVICE OUR MOTTO DAY OR NIGHT A HARDIE Hand and Power Sprayers CHICHESTER S PILLS THK DIAMOND BBA5K A LsAIret Ask y»*r f* A\ » K LLSÄ ( bt-*he*-tep • l>l»«imi iBri*i/A\ Ptlto ia Bc4 and WaM metallicX bc>«a, sealed with biia Ribboa. V/ Take aa ether. Bar ef ;»«r ▼ Dräntet. AikfwC lH-4 fnCATFR 4 DJAMO%» BRAM» PfLLA,fw»S yran known a« Bast, Safrrt. A’»»yi Reliable W Frank Schulte, former major league outfielder, who managed the Syracuse (N. Y.) team last year, has been ob­ tained by the Atlanta Southern asso­ ciation club In a trade for Uarry Datu­ ra u. iutlelder. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE "Yankee Doodle.” The authorship of “Yankee I l'esile'’ la generally ascribed to Dr. Richard Shuckburg, a British surgeon and wit. Dr. Edward Everett Hale has attrib uted the present version of “Yankee Doodle” to Edward Harvard Bun.: who graduated from Harvard In 1777. The tnoe has been attributed to va­ rious countries and even carried back to the church of the middle age« but most likely It had Its origin In Eng­ land. It is found In an opera by Sum