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‘Doc” Crandall Is the Newest Ironman of Baseball
“ IX m * < rnndall of th e L or A ngeles club of
th e P acific C oast league I r th e new est Ironm an
o f baaeball. The old doc has pitched profes*
alonal b asehall for 20 y e a rs and Is still going
stro n g C ra n d all s ta rte d on th e sand lots of
L os A ngeles and w as at one tim e a m a in sta y in
th e box for th e New York G iants.
Write« Ethel May Snider Who
Used Lydia E. Pinkham a
Vegetable Compound
H a r tfo r d C ity. In d .— D oing house-
w o rk a n d ta k in g c a re of a sick w om an
proved to be too
m u c h fo r E th el
M ay S n id er, R. R. l
of H a rtfo rd C ity,
u n til she s ta r te d
ta k in g L y d ia
E.
F l n k h a t u ’s Vege-
ta b le C om pound
O verw ork h a d so
u n d e rm in e d her
h e a lth th a t she h a d
to give up a ll out-
side w o rk .a n d w hen
— ---------- sh e saw th is m edi
c in e a d v e rtis e d In th e - S ta r " a n d o th e r
p a p ers, she w ent to d ru g g ist a n d got a
b o ttle o f L y d ia E. P in k h a m ’s V egetable
C om pound. S he took It re g u la rly , was
g r e a tly benefited a n d now feels very
m u c h b e tte r.
E th e l M ay S n id e r’s experience is
s im ila r to th a t of th o u sa n d s o f o th e r
w om en in all w alks of life, w ho have
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— w o rk in g g irls w ho h ave g ained
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B a rb er— Y our h a ir Is very h a rsh j
am i dry, sir.
Vocal C u ltu rlst- So |s y our voice,
but 1 d id n 't like to m ention it.
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S P O R T IN T E R E S T
H im se lf O u t o f H is J o b
R E V IV E D BY P A G E
S te v e O 'R ourke, fo rm er W estern
nssoi-latlnii m um iger and now a scout
for th e R oston Red Sox, is alw ays In d ia n a A th le tic s E x p e c te d
good fo r a gem o r two. G oing Into
to S how U p w a rd T re n d .
S alina recently he run Into H oiuer
U a w o rth , Des .Moines catch er, who
W ith l “a t P age a s head football
I w as out of th e gam e w ith an Injury.
T hey sa t to g eth e r and about the sixth ro ach . a th le tic s a t the U n iv ersity of
I Inning
Steve hatched
a curious Ind ian a a re e x p ec te d Io show a de
cided tren d up w ard . P age won his
thought.
“ W hat a re you doin’ here. H om er?" sp u rs as an a th le te at th e U n iv ersity
of C hicago and th e re h rst a ttr a c te d
I he put to th e demon catch er.
“ Lee K eyser sent me down to look a tte n tio n a s a coach of above a v e r
| over a young c atch e r w ith th is club.” age ability.
A fter se rv in g a t C hicago a s an a s
“T h a t's a new one," cam e hack
Stevp. "N ev er before heard of a sista n t to Alonzo S tag g on th e foot
c atch e r going out to look a t a n o th e r ball field and a s head couch of the
one. D on't you know y o u 're down b asket hall team , he received a call
here h u n tin g for a guy who m ight from B u tle r college In In d ian a . At
th a t tim e he w as d irec tin g th e b ask et
tak e your Job?”
“By golly, th at'« rig h t," chirped bail team a n d had developed the five-
H aw orth. "N ever th o u g h t of th at. m an defense to a high scale, th e first
I’ll ju st w ire K eyser tonight and tell coach in th e Big T en to m ak e use of
th is type of play.
hint th is guy’s ro tte n ."
B u tler college w as unknow n a th
letically, hut P age decided to leave
Chicago, and fo r th e lust seven y e a rs
he h a s been a t B u tle r In c h a rg e of
till H thletics. As had been expected,
his basket hall learn s w ere alm ost u n
Billy O 'C onnor, a setni-pro first b e atab le but Ids football team s, a
hasetuun front l ’uehlo, bus been signed sport III w hich he w as not expected
to excel as u conch, proved pow erful
by the D enver d u b .
and v ersatile, ra n k in g w ith Ills b a s
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C harley D ressen, form er A m erican ket ball q u in te ts. H e trie d his hand
association s ta r, has been clouting Hie at baseball and w hile Ill s nines ilid
not com pare in w inning pow er w ith
ball w ith tellin g effect lately.
his b a sk e t hall a n d football tea m s. It
. . .
Middle age h a s definitely se ttle d on w as q u ite e v id en t tliut he had done
you. b ro th er, when you can no longer well w ith th e lim ited m ate ria l.
At Indiana, w here the football elev
nam e all th e sh o rtsto p s In th e tw o
en« have been n e a r llie bottom o f the
leagues.
Big T en sta n d in g In recent y e ars, it
Big Moose C lahaugh, slugging left Is e xpected th a t P a g e will d ev o te the
fielder of the T y le r club of th e E ast m ajo r p a rt of his tim e to th e g rid iro n
T exas league, has joined th e B rook sp o rt, but it Is h a rd ly likely th a t In
d ian a ottlcials will overlook his a b il
lyn Robins.
ity a s a co u rt couch.
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W illie Knmm is one o f th o se n a tu
rally graceful, nonchnlant a th le te s
who so In trig u e the sm all boy and
I also th e large girl.
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Two bro th ers, Hugh and G erry F lti-
gerald. playing In the A llegheny league
In Pennsylvania, a re both southpaw s,
throw ing and h a ttin g left-handed.
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Melvin O tt. th e New O rle a n s high
school boy who cam e to th e G ia n ts as
a catch er. Is going to play th e o u t
field because of Ills h ittin g a n d speed.
S o re A rm P a v e d W a y to
R en o w n f c r th e B a m b in o
B o tto m le y H its H a rd
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FOR INDIGEStlON
Jin t B ottom ley, first ba se m a n of tha
St. Louis C ard in als, has had m uch to
do w ith th e splendid show ing of Ids
team by his h a rd hittin g . Bottom ley
is not only a te rrific Id tte r. h u t Ids
Helding Is e xceptionally fine.
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B e rt E lliso n R e sig n s
B ert El 11 xon recen tly rc*iirn«*d
m a n a g e r o f th e San E ranciaco Seal*.
He gave poor h ealth jir the reaaon for
Ida action. E llison up to th is Meaaon
had been very aueceaeful w ith the
Seal«, both hr m an a g er and player.
11* becam e m a n a g e r in 1923. and gave
th e fan* tw o p en n an t* ami a m * covi <I-
p la r e team . Elliaor^ Joined th e S eals
aa p la y e r In 1921, going th ere from th e
D e tro it T ig ers.
A a noon a a El I i aon
resigned, th e club appointed Itich ard
W illiam *, a v eteran , who liaa been
h a n d lin g th e Logan team of th e I ’tab-
Id ah o league. W illiam * ha* been in
baaehall for 25 yearn.
PETALUMA HATCHERY
| Established V.O2 by L . W . C la rk — P o u ltry sine«
i IWMi. W h ite Leghom a only, the larg«*, heavy lay-
' ing kind. T h is hatchery i« accredited by the
> Sonoma County Farm Bureau, w hich guarantee«
among ..th« r thing«. CHICKS I RoM Hl ALTWY RUCKS
W rite for f re« Catalog and Earm Bureau retjuire-
tnenta. T h e pro fit from F all chicka m ig ht «urprtM
»u. A ll nr«*pai(i and Guaranteed wafe d«*livery.
W. C LAR K. BO X 1 5 5 . P L 1 A L U M A . CA LIF.
L L -A N S
A dversity p a re d th e way Io the
g re a te s t hom e-run h ittin g rec >rtl of
all tim e. B abe B uilt has revealed.
h e als Inflam ed eyes, g ra n u la te d lids,
“ In th e sp rin g of 1919.” ex p la in s
sty es, etc. Sure Safe. Speedy. 25c a t
a ll d ru g g ists. H all A Ruckel. N Y C.
Babe, w hose fum e a s a so u th p aw
nioundsm tin preced ed Ids fe a ts a s a
P e n n sy lv a n ia
c o n trib u te s
Buy
long ra n g e h itte r. "I developed a sore W olfe. Its s ta r httrler, Io O xford uni
arm . 1 d idn't know w hen I'd be able v e rsity in th e fall.
Carboil draws out the core
to p itch ag ain and I d id n 't w ant to
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and gives quick re lie f
sit a ro u n d uud do nothing. So 1 told
O ne th in g m ore: If S u zan n e w eeps
Ed B arrow , w ho w as m an a g in g the on th e A m erican tour, will th e re he
It is said th e D etro it T ig e rs will Red Sox at th a t tim e, th a t I’d like to
ra in checks for th e cu sto m e rs?
pass up A ugusta. Ga.. T y C obb's home play th e outfield.
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At A ll D ru«ai«H —
Money bsck buarintes
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town, as a tra in in g cam p next spring
"E d told me I could—you know the
T h e m ore th e E ngliah ch annel tu r n s
and go to F lorida, probably Miami.
re st."
hack ita fi<w U h of aw*luimera. th e g re a t
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N o t a t Y et
T h e chan g e becam e a p erm an en t e r does th e little atunt of G e rtru d e
T h ia w e ek 's m edal for optim ism
It Is estim ated th a t none o f th e i one. R uth e n te red upon Ills c a re e r us E d e rle Iwroine.
goes to th e tin y black hoy who. sell P ittsb u rg h players, who say they | a slu g g er and soon becam e such a sen
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ing figs on th e uptow n section a n l never heard of a team w orking under sa tio n on th e diam ond th a t B arrow
Mr. Pyle, th e p ro football and ten-
told th a t th e b roiling sun would s|>oll
tw o m anagers, has lived w ith his could m d afford to rem ove him from la p ro m o ter, la now faced w ith a *e-
Ids sto c k before he had sold it all. re w ife's folks.
the outfield.
rioua p u b licity problem , lie c a u ’t
p lie d : "N o. m a'am , I a in 't never had
h ave S u zan n e deliver Ice.
a fig sp 'll y e t; I e a ts 'em hefo' they
If the ball players form a union
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sp ’ll."— New O rlean s Tim es-Picayune. the rules ndght hold th u t only th ree
C ubs P ” f f b a s e S ta r
An oiTer o f
the la rg e st in
' bases can be tak en on a hom e run,
h lato r> —w aa m ade by Aga K hun for
J unless overtim e Is paid for com plet
th e colt Solarlo. S ir John It u flier ford,
ing th e circuit.
o w n er o f th e colt, refu sed the bid.
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Cam eron Best, husky tw en ty year-
A p e titio n to bring hack hom e rac
, old first basemHn of the T aft (C alif.)
ing in the a tn te of C alifo rn ia I i h r been
baseball club, a sem i-professional or-
signed by so.nuo and will he voted
■ ganlzation, has been signed by th e St.
upon in ihe general election.* next fall, j
C0LDS
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Louis C ardinals.
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In five year* o f play in open com
Bob >lcGraw. one of B rooklyn's new
BRONCHITIS
p e titio n Hobby Jo n e s h u a av era g ed
Tff«linp and aoofhing. tJ«*d
I hurlers. shot a hole In one w hile p lay
74 atroken p e r round, a record un
nailyand externahy ,giv««qujcR rcüet.
ing a golf foursom e w ith D azzy Vance,
e q u aled by a n y o th e r g o lfer in his
H A L L & R U C K E L . New York
Burleigh G rim es and J a c k F o u rn ie r
tory.
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over the country club course.
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T h a t Irre s is tib le m iction w hich w as
Stutz. who has been a p p ea rin g In te r
supposed to have c a rrie d Misa E derle
m ittently at sh o rtsto p for th e Phillies,
along on h e r c h an n el sw im tnuat have
Is a P hiladelphia sand-lot player, lie
com e from a tug th u t wan going two
looks like a tine fielder, but not m uch
m iles an hour.
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Is yet known of his hatting.
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H e rb e rt B lum er, form er LD iversity
It Is not hard to decide w hether
of M issouri football a ta r, afgned the
Max Carey w as dropped for th e good
first c o n tr a c t of th e y e a r to play w ith
of the team or the good of the cash
the C hicago ( ’ard iñ a l» of th e N ational
D r . SchotPaZIno-pads le th « aate, «ura, haalin«
t f M l m t t H for corne. A t d ra g and aho« «toraa.
box when yon learn his c o n tra ct w ith
F o o tb a ll league thia fall.
Fev Frw
«m» Tk. Sckafl Mfg. Co-, tkaafa
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the P ira te s called for a $10..»00 salary .
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F idel l.a B arba, king o f th e fly
Jim Blakesley, hard h ittin g O m aha
w eight division, has been m atch ed for
outfielder, has been sold to th e New
a te n round bout a t V ernon, Calif.,
, O rleans club of the S outhern league.
O ctober 5. w ith Newsboy B row n of
huoneou-tite J f>aetU emut
I instead o f R ochester of th e In te rn a
New Y ork. T h e till* will not be at
tional league, as previously reported.
■take.
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T he C hicago C ubs secured Elwood
A nother o f the B arnes clan of pltrh- E nglish, s ta r sh o rtsto p of tfie T oledo
T w o s t a r college a th le te s h ave been
| „ „ fins bobbed up T his one Is H a rk e A m erican asso, latio n t e a m , for góti.issi e a rn in g $10 a day < a rry ln g hods at
B arnes b ro th er of Virgil and Jess, In money sn d th re e p la y e rs to he de A tla n tic C ity d u rin g vacation. T his
and he Is g etting »he up-and-dow n from liv ered In th e spring. E nglish has la all w rong -they m ight get so used
W ilbert Robin son of th* Brooklyn been playing a b rillia n t gam e for T o to lu x u rie s th a t th e y ’ll re fu se to
Vvl
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Protnot« U . i r G rowtb
ledo a t sh o rtsto p all season.
back to college.
team-
M IT C H E L L E Y E S A L V E
S m a ll G irl
S tru ck by a sh iftin g engine, the
I five-year-old d a u g h te r of Mr a n d Mrs.
' G ene C a ta n o rltc h of S h arp sv ille. Pa.,
i escaped In ju ry o r d e a th w hen she w as
: c au g h t on tlte fro n t ste p a n d c arrie d
fifty feet before th e en g in e w as
stopped.
W itn esses a n d m em bers of
I th e tra in crew looked u n d e r th e en-
I glue for sev eral m in u tes e x p ec tin g to
find th e c ru sh e d body, before they
saw h e r s ittin g on th e step.
Movie A c tre s s —Any m all for" inc to-
du.v ?
S e c re ta ry — O nly an a d v e rtis in g c ir
c u la r from an e le c tric fan com pany.
Movie A c tr e s s — How w onderful I
I've received som e fan m all a t I a s i !
M any o f a m ail's tro u b le s he can
unload on his d o c to r; mid th e d o c to r
will m eet him half-w av
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N o P o sitio n G u a ra n te e d
T h e U niversity of N orth C u n .lln s
h a s e sta b lish e d a c o u rse In m arriag e ,
h u t p ro bably w ould h e sita te to g u a r
a n te e places fo r all g ra d u a te s .—M an
c h e s te r Union.
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of w h a t a mAn Is.
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