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PERSONNEL OF
GIANTS' SQUAD
McGraw and New Assist
ants, Schalk and IM iehoff, '
Have Big List to Cull for
1929 Giant Outfit Six
Pitchers Form Nucleus.
By BRIAN BElL
Associated Press Sports Writer
NEW YOKK, .Ian. In (Hi John
J. McKraw, manuwr nf Hi" New
York (ItaiilH, probably will have to
so Into many huddle with lilniHt'lf
and his now assistants. Hay Hchttlk
uml Ilert Nleholf, belore liu decides
on the permanent personnel of his
1!)29 outfit.
Becond baac, the outfiPlil and
pitching Htaff will kIv thn veteran
manager fuod for much Ihouitht.
ThreelmirtliB of thn IMS infield
cant will remain. Hill Terry at fiiHl
base, Travia Jackson at short, and
Kred I.indstrum ut third. Second
la uncHrtain. Andy will ilay the
Iiur hut whether it la to bo Iteese
or Cohon remains-to he Been. No
matter whir-h Andy la Klven the
assignment the other will remain
on call,
Mndraw thinks the outrichl prob
lem may develop into an abundance
of rlcheR. He uildeil a clever and
exiMtrleneed major leaKiie perform-
er lo hia clnh when he procured
the services of Kred I. each by trade
from the I'lillllea anil Kd Kotish.
ivl.-lvln Oil and Jim Wi'lcho are
lirnuKhl over from last year. If he
should decide to have two outfiehla
he haa Tony Kauffmati, a reformed
Idte'her; A,it Velman and :'lilcli
Kullls to complete I lie array of tal
ent. Another player who may mahe
a place for himself us a utility man
la I'at Crawford, the Tar Heel loot-
ball and baseball slur, who (Mil
Kreat work at flrat baae for Toledo
laat year. For much of I hp sea
Hon Crawford's lmltlnir waa a aea
Hal ion. Thu North Carolinian haa
played third baac aa well aa flrat
and hia neighbors nay he asks only
'What have you?'' in the way of
poHltlona.
Pitching Nucleus
The pltchltiK alnff may he bulll
around Larry llenton, . Vlrull
llarnea, Fred Klt.slmmons, .lot
Kienewlch, Hill Walker and Jim
Faulkner with half a dozen other
mnumlsmen purchased from the
minora. Two of the newcomers.
Kelly, kilo of Memphis, and OKdeu,
from l.uffiilo, won !il ;umes each
Jaat year while losing only 1(1.
Tho ralehlUK trio of HoKan,
O'Farrell and Cumnilnaa mav Kiow
to a mini lei by thn addition of
Cracker Schalk, former Whlto Hox ,
niannRer, who will bb a couch mid !
anaialaut to Mctiraw, hut la atill
an nhle ami amart receiver. Schalk I
certainly will bo carried on the j
uctlvo player Hat until June and
jit-rhaps lonKcr.
ilert Nlehoff, who once before
wns on the t!liint imvroll and
pluyed with tho l'hllllea in a world !ne of the best of the younger
aurles, la tho other now coach. Me- ischool of amateur golfers In Amcr
hoff, lor vears ono of tho most 1 "it. lie also Is a young man
crallv of minor league managers, or Ideas. Johnny's latest Idea, dl
cume back to th emajors na a coach jvulgcd while a sticctator. at tho
lor tho tllanta In preference to 'last wnnmn'H national champlon
jmimiglng lnwur down In tho acnle. slilp, prolmldy will not bo real
1 Us services should bo eapeclally Ized. but It has the merit of (in
valuable in tho spring when un-
tried players, from the minora are
hnln-r put through their paces ai;mnt goiter naming along
the San Antonio training camp. The
(Hants havo also, changed camps :
nnd havo finally returned to Toxaa
utter a atnn in (toorufu on the wavifalr golf, hut frequently aeemed
lrom Florida.
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For sore' throat, there's a swift and sure
way to'soothc away the iiiflaintnation. Kvery
singer knows the secret ! ' Dissolve Haver
Aspirin tablets 'in pure water, nml garble.
Nothinp; in the whole realm of f ledirine is
more helpful in cases of sore throat. And
hi probably, know how Aspirin dispels a
headache ; breaks up colds, relieves rheu
matic pain, neuralgia, neuritis, hunliago!
lust make certain to cot Kcimine-liaver
Aspirin ; it has Haver on the box,
viih proven directions. m " '
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Pkircion nsaconns A .n;C !
it does NOT affect the heart
jojplrla Is tbc lnlr juatk tl llarn Miuiifictsn of UwiwwtlnciJMitr f Bilkjlk.tlil
Little jBrown Men
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ICNACIQ ftBIMANPfi
These lialtllng Islanders knmv tl cano ring. Snrmielilo was stopped
lielr fltlcnlTs. KtKH'kouts against j by Tony C'anzoneri In N'ew York
them ro tiM raro aa peiinanlH In j about a year ago, and Natiunnlist-'L
Boston. was knocked out by Newsboy
My Victor (1. Kldler. lirown at Hollywood, c'al.. In I'.i2c;.
(Assoelated Presa Sporls Writer.) Technical knockouts nrlso are In-
Lt)H ANtlKLKH. .Tun 14. (IV) frequent In the Filipinos' records.
Like rubber bulls, little -brawn men Three boxcra who met with this
from the Philippines have bounced j misfortune are Natinnallsta, John
through the prize rings of thej ny Hill and Trip l.lmhaco. The
I'nllcd States for six years, but injlowel waa thrown Into the ring by
that time, so available reeorda re-I Natlonalista's .seconds to snvo him
venl, only three have taated the I from being badly cut up by the
bitterness of n 10-eount knockout. slashing flsta of Itud Taylor, the
The parade of tho Islanders first i Terro Haute "Tcror," here In l'J'J".
began wltll the importation, in Hill hnd a technical knockout
11(2, of I'ancho Villa, later -to die I chalked up against him In Detroit
wltii thn world'H flyweight rhnm-
plonhip jtrciiro In his Hmiill, liut'cutoii Hhouhler in a bouu hero l
nilphiy fislH. Sinci' then two Hrnnjnnd IiIh hundlurtf towied the towel I
or ho they Include ('levfi Keem-io, I within thn onipen sqiiurc. ,
I'clo Harmicnto, Yhiidk Xatlonjil-
Jnin, Kid Chocolate, Speedy liatn,
Arnuindii Soriiuzu ami iKnuclo Vvv-
nantless have OHwiyed The- ocean
voyaKe to nhow
their fistic varps
In Ihe mainland Hhkh.
Tim 1-eenrdn yield but three In
st nncoH in which theae swart hy
sklnned mi ten of nhtlnn lieartH
ami "die-bard" ttpirlts have hud the
count uf "10" tdthul over them.
Klures, punier liMhtwr-luht. loilc the
count from one of veteran Tommy
O'lirien's potent rihtH In a Chl-
' " lly (). n. Koeler. ; .
Jolinny Dawson of t'hlcago
nior. and It will find a responsive
note in the heart of many a gal-
In an
uphill match.
"I've had ti funny season," said
Johnny. "1 played Homo pretty
Mo get started a Utile too lute
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TONSILITIS
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THROAT
and on each tablet. All difigtjists,
Hard Fighters
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h!x mnntliH iiko. LlmlHUn diHlo-
. lifixinp nu n credit tho lack of '
knockouts in the Filipinos' records
In the main to their flKlUiiiK hearts.
Secondly, they list the Inlanders'
bouncing. whirllnK-dervlsh atyle of !
fiKhtlmr, which makeH them a dlf-1
ficult target tn hit, and, thirdly,
their alulity to assimilate punish
ment. Perhaps the two KfatCHt Kllipi
iio flKhtei-H were Villa nnd Kendo
both dead nnd neither, so their
one-time follnwcrs way, was even
knocked off hbi feet.
won sonic matchca by very close
scores nnd lost some more, also by j
narrow inarKinH. Now, 1C tho U.
K. Ct. A. really la in a reforma
tlonul humor about tho size and
weight of the bull, and the length I
of tho matches In tho national
championship, -I wish they would
adopt a rule that tho under dotfi
In a wolf match may call for four
additional holes. I don't know
how many matches 1'vo lost.
hia Inly beeauso the holes Kave
out on me." "
Johnny grinned broadly, and
added:
"Never mind about that match
at llnio lturn with Phil Perkins.
Xo use referring to that. I was
three down through tho .10th nnd.
wmb wishing fti an extra supply
of holes when I won tho Hint and
3 "ml nnd halved tho 3 3rd. Then'
Phil won the 34th nnd .ir.th, nnd j
the match. 3-1. Ho I Ruess thftt
match went far enough." j
Johnny .'h little Idea recalls a fa
mouB remark by the hUo tleorge
Adair In a southern championship ,
hack In 11(15. when Judge Will j
tiuiin. father of Watts diunn. had j
i away to a big load, about (I 1
up. in the flrat nine. Then. It
seems, the Judgo ' began losing
them jtist as rapidly. An hour!
later, somebody nsked Mr. Adnlr
how tho Judge was getting on.
"lie's playing the finest down
hill game 1 ever saw." was tho
FLAN TO SELECT
WASHIXOTOX. Jan
15. W) j
A )ilnn to select tin actnal niittoli.tl
football chamiilon each year hos
hern sllBgestcd by John W'.'lleis-,
man, former - fleergla' Tceh and:
i'ennsylvania coach Iti a letter to
II. C. (Curly) liyrd, (ootliail men
tor at the Vnlverstty of Maryland. '
llelsman protiosed dividing the
coiintry Into' four sections nnd
lrom each chousing the best team
jto meet tenuis of other sections in
1 elimination contests that would
jend two Saturdays after the end
lot the regular- playing season.
Mis firdlvislou would ho coin
' posed of ftali-s eiisl of Ohio nnd
! north of the Mason-Dixon line,
i In the second division would fall
teams below the Mason. Dixon line
ami east of the. Mississippi river
T"' ,h,r,i division would inoiude
'bo nild-went states from l'enn-
syhnnta to tlie lioeky .mountains
i .
and tho southern states lying wes'tjyou the formula, also the reasons for rt
for .l,M lllMlinl vU.r t.. Klui Klllt. VnnuillLnnwM-l,t,tl,..HMUHU
of the Mlsslsslnpl riwr. In his
(inafl group would ho Mm far ..st
ern teams In states -west of tho
l'.ocky mountains,
CALIFORNIA TEAM
P
T
' I soi-l) Ktoniaeb llinilo the target of
I another uttack by a mat foe, if
IJEL .MONTE, Jau. : 14. IIP) j ho can prevent it. -Fill
Coleman, mutbern. Celifornlaj I'romoter i-ou iMro, of the
It'df chntiipion and W. W.. Cnuin-'lymnlc norc- whero Lewis is
bell of 1-OK Anfele Iwiv. heen ablted to Mrestle "Admiral" Talll
..bosen to fill out the California
alii, wiieti wi 1 ni.).l (Ireirnt, m
iniemtatp polf matches bcRlnnins
January 26. . woum nm men jones unless u ; Marsbfield last night.
Ur. ' Paul Hunter, Pasadeno, Texan's hook body scissors was: Uoseburi; advices stated the sher
. president of the California Golf barred In the match. iff and coroner were quickly on the
.association, announced tho. com--' r)aro nnd Jones were expected , seene. but could do nothing for
!ilele California teum today, which to (,'et toRether today to discuss ; jnn ownR to the severity of the
iltn ludeH. besides Coleman and 1-cWs' reouest. The exports Ray; names. .They believe Linn -wan
iCampliell. Ceorup Ititchle, John ""it Jones, without bis painful ! either asleep at the wheel or that
v,,vlll., lit,., to., hook body scissors, would bo just i sometllitie Ineknd tn Its mei-hnn.
'Ptw. r.p....., rnu..-
iWllheltn, captain; Dr. o. F Wll-
jllntf, Krunk lolp, Don Moe. 11.
i ( handler KKnn anil Hussell Smith.)
t The (alifornia tlolf nasocintionl
j will hold its annual pieetiriK and
ieleetion at Del Monto durintr the
Itournament.
NEXT ATTRACTION
F
FASADKNA, cni.. Jim. in. (p)
The flito of the Inst western ntund
of 'thu fiiii wuy trouflH who for a
nioiuh have been battling up and
down tho coast wan thin foothill
clty'ti GI25-yurd municipal course
tmlic.
AttractinK. with but ono or two
exceptions tlie mime brilliant field
that competed in tho $10,OUO Loh
Anfiielea open, the G4-hole two-day
PaBadenu tournament with a purm:
of $tOUU prmniHed another clowe
f Ininh. With fairways upart iiiKly
narrow and preeiiH well trapped,
the course in tho Arroy Seco stood
bb a lulr teat or golf,
The entry list of over '200 in-
eluded Hiich fiureH a MacDonald
Smith of tireat Neck, Lons Island,
N. YM and two time winner of the
wb Atinleft tournament; ininmy
Armour of WaahlnKton, U. C. who
I tf)ok second place in that event but
only uftor a valiant battle; Walter
llngen of Detroit and British open
champion, nnd Loo Diegel, national
professional king. -
Diegol, -off to a poor start 111 the
Loa Angeles meet, nfhdo auch- a
rousing finish und ruvualed such
form In the closing rounds that he
j waa installed as a strong chonce,
I with "Mac" Smith nnd Armour, to
.take flrat money In the Pasadena
ovent.
Play today was confined lo 1R
holes of qualifying, with tho tii
scorera and tiea going into the
final 3ti-holo drive tomorrow.
WIN ON IKED CARD
ABKRDEKN'. Wash.. Jan. 15. (&)
Krankie Oiaudetta of Hollywood
was checked In his fighting come
back by Joe Calder, Seattle Fili
pino, who won an unpopular bix
round doctslon in a slashing battle
featuring a mixed cird here hint
night. (Irandotla weighed 12 L
pounds and Calder
Al Karaslck of Portland flopped
Tom Hay of Aberdeen, light heavy
weight wrestler, in 22 minutes in
a mat preliminary.
Fights Last Night
By tho Associated Press
Plin,AIKLrHIrW- Benny Hass.
hlladelphia. outpointed Davy
a bint, Panama, (10)
' --
IAIjTIMOUK Kid Williams of
Baltimore, outpointed Bub Oarela,
New York (10).
C'lllCAHO Joe Arzarella. Mil
waukee, nntpolnted Hersbie Wil
son, Danville. 111.. (SI. Mickey
O'Neill. Milwaukee, outpolnti'il Kid
Koher. Dallas. Texas (S). Vlc
Walter, .Milwaukee, outooint.-il
'k(ainmy Adducol. Chicago, (.11.
IJnvk Klkhnrt, Kl l'aso, Texas,
'knocked out Rengalese Qntio,
France (2).
J.OIIA1N. Ohio (leoigo Godfrey
Iz-lpervllle. r.'i.. knocked out Filin-
claco Cro. I'ortugal, C).
l'OHTS.MOCTU, tlhlo-Toe ntlll
deli, ltaltlmore, outiointed John
ny Itotierts, Huntington, W. Va..
(lin.
THE RSGHTWAY
TO BANSSH FAT
Combat a causo which nuxlern rese.ircli
has discovered. Turn fixai into fuel and
rnergv, rallicr than intu iat. Supply a
natural rlrnwnt which your svstcm lac
That is the method embodied in Marrooh
prescription tablets.
Tcoplo havo used aola for 20
years millions of boxrs of il. They navw
told others tho results. Now, in almost
every circle, you eaa sea the results in
new beauty and new vim. Whynothmra
the way to a 0 n them?
A book in each box ol Marmola trUJ
suits. You willknowwhvthAeHWt'om
and why they nro beneficial. Coaskvour
druggist in" fairness to yourself for I
il box of Marmol.
THAI MIGHT HURT
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' LOS ANGLLKS. J.tn. 15. &)
iKd (BtrunBler) Jwls. who lost
his heavywciKht mut tlllo o Our
UntirmnliAl i' t tin Lull .. llio
campus Iri iiOHio,, two wcok
jano, nut intend to hav his
J"m's on January 2:1. today was in i
I'-'-'-O'
teleKrnm fi'oni Lewis
1 u ' m v r
as Ineffective as Lewis without
his "heiidlock." which they point
out ls- no tender embraee Itself.
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The Mardi Gras reaching its climax Feb. 7 to 12
is New Orleans' invitation to the world to come
. and enjoy life. Days and nights of gay revelry.
' ' " And this spectacle, which, attracts thousands of
visitors each year, can lie a joyous part of your trip
cast when you go via Southern Pacific.
l:.tmous trains of the Shasta Route speed you to
California. From there the Sunset Roi'Tn to
New Orleans is startling in its vivid contrasts.
Through orange grows of Southern California,
into the strangeness of the desert. A one day motor
side-trip over the famous Apache Trail of Arizona,
if you wish. Next El Paso! with Juarez, Old Mex
ico just 3 minutes away. San Antonio. The bayous .
and canefields of Louisiana. Then New Orleans. .
Thence by rail to your midwest or
eastern destination, ot via South
ern Pacific steamship (no added
tost) to New York.
The are via New Orleans to
many eastern destinations is no
tnon than via other routes. And
you add so mudi more of pleasure
nd interest to your trip.
Vitmt r tall au ml wr ttmt ftr
mil trsvti smormatiom.
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PORTUXI, Ore.. Jan. 15. ifr)
, James A1 IJniv lnrtlnl mnna-
: Rer of tho Fux Film corporation.
was belleed burned to f I path yea-
'terdny on the Coos Hay highway
ou (.'amau mount ;Jn, while en route
J ff MnthUeId wi,,n .!,ls antomobile
' , , ' ', ,
went into a alx foot ditch, l.lnn'a I
body waa burned beyond recoKni-
tion and identification vas made
by Secretary of State Hal Moss
from the license number on the
car.
Kltz Henry, assistant manager
nt the Vnx Ki'lm corporation hern.
verified tho report and staled that
Mr i,jnI1 was expected to be in
1 ism makiin? if imnnasihla fnr iiim I
; to take the curve. Linn was pinned
under bis steering wheel. '
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