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RAIN AT ST. JOSEPH
DELUGESDIAIIOHD
STentj-FiTe Hundred People Gath
ered is Their Beit Top When
J. Piny Cnti Loom.
MAYORS WISE 15 TOTE FORM
r F. . Hl'STKll.
(J. JOSEPH. Mo.. April a-peUl
Teleg ram -Th biggest doings In tha his
tory, of thla bright village er. carded
for tb. calchim today, but th well-kaown
Jup Pluv, who Mima to Uko a manifest
delight in horning In on all partUa, ap
pealed on th. aorna Just aa tha eager
athletes mad ready to Indulge In a bit
of practloa aad tha Muff waa off. Aa far
a Ta Rourk. and Jack Holland ara con-c-ernd
tha Western league opcnlnf waa a
lrge fltsla.
T Mayor niaappolated. j
Aixdi other vastly disappointed waa
Vayor James C. Dahlman. Tha mayor
cama to Joalown for tha express purpoaa
ot rattling with a flab, net If necessary
-tha first ball thucked by Mayor Mar
Mil. Ha had ridden for about ftva miles
with Mayor Marshall In tha first car In
tha big r.jov' parade and ha and Mar
shall had swell Una of circus atuff to
pull on tha unsuspecting public. Aa the
mtyor m -it get back tomorrow to rustla
few votes, his feeling of chagrli can
readily be understood. Mra. Pahlmen was
also disappointed, because aha couU not
eea the mayor lasso tha first pitch.
Ill a I raw 4 la Delaae.
Probably 7.600 persons were packed In
the park here when the rain began to
trickle. Tha trtckla soon became
deluge, swamping tUa diamond and ruin
ing a bunch of swell spring scenery whea
the roof failed to stand tha add teat.
Nearly K automobiles took part la tha
tig parade. Of this number )M carried
(rhoot children. Tha occupants of tha
gutts were admitted to the park free of
rharge with the aompllmenta of J. Hol
land. "philanthropist.
The auto chaps were beat out of a free
ball game and considerable agUatloa
aKalnst tha weather shark here waa
started by the Irate fans.
BRUINS BLANK ANTELOPES
Lincoln Loiei to Denver Team by
Score of Six to Nothing at
Home.
A TIGHT HUELE&S' BATTLE
UNCO UN, Neb.. April a.-Lincoln aad
Denver opened the Western league sea
son this afternoon with a victory for
tha visiting team by a score of ( to 0.
I'p to the seventh Inning It waa a tight
pitchers' battle between Ehman and Oaa-
kell. Spencer rpened the aeventh with a
douMe. rtehar and Dell were easily dis
posed of and Spahr was purposely
passed.,
Oak It hit a high fly to short right.
which either Carle ton or LJoyd should
hare caught eaally. but they let tha ball
fall between them and Spencer and
Spahr scored. In the eighth the Den
vers began hitting Dhman fiercely. Kei
leher opened with a home run over tha
center field fence. Coffer was passed.
Galloway douMed and Fisher singled,
thraa runs coming In. Another run cama
to the visitors In the ninth on Rnahr'a
double, two and a hit by Kelreher.
Tha guma waa preceded by tha cus
tomary parade, and at the park Gov
ernor Morahead and Mayer ZeTirung of
ficiated a the battery for tha first ball
thrown. Score: ' '
LINCOLN.
AR. R.
s
PHILLIES ANNEX
ANOTHER CONTEST
Continue Victorious Streak by De
feating the Boston Brarei
Despite Bally.
FINAL SCORE IS TWO TO ONE
Standing of Teams
W ESTERN LEAGUE.
P. W. U Pet.
Omaha o u 000
St. Joseph 0 0 0 ."0
Lincoln 10 1 .'
Denver I 1 0 1.H0
Hloux City 10 1 0D0
Wichita ... 1 0 '"
Toik 1 I o
Dos Moines 1 1 0
BUFFEDS STRIKE A SNAG
Baltimore Cats Short Their Winning
Streak by Winning-, Six to '
Five.
Wolfe. If
McOafflaaa. aa.
Hlerhauer, lb...
Carleton. rf.....
Williams, c
IJoyd, Jb ,
P'hrelber, cf....
Krueger. lb
Ehman, p
ToUls
Matthews, 2b.
Kellehner, aa..
t:ofey. lb
ttalloway, If.,
eipenoer, rf....
rHer. lb
Dell, cf
'pahr. o.
UasKell, p
CHAMPION SIOUX TBAM BEATEN
Leader
Madaea,
D(ewte4 ay Dea
Tea ta Tkeee.
10CX C1TT. la., April t.-The cham
pions teat the opening game of the Season
here today t Dea Motnee by a 19 to 1
counts Errors were responsible for tha
lore. White waa taken from the mound
In the sixth to let Richardson bat for
him and Wood burn t"ok his place In the
efeniag of the aeventh. fad weather
held the crowd doen to about J. 000. Pres
ident Tip O'Neill waa a spectator at tha
game, tfcore:
IOl'X CITT,
as. a
, 30 fl
DENVEIt
AB. ft
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Totals ..
Lincoln ....
Denver ....
Home run
K pen car
hits:
a
0
Kellener.
. i ii
Ehman,
H. O. A. E.
J 0
S I
one e
. : o
I I t 0
S 4 10
tie
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H. O. A. B.
tit
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17 10
I 0
1 W 1
1 0
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e e o-o
i i A
PHILADELPHIA. April 83.-Phlladcl-phia
continued Ita victorious streak by
defeating Boston today, 1 to 1. Tha home
team scored Its run In the second In
ning on White's single and doubles by
Nlehoff and Luderua. "With two out In
the ninth, Boaton rallied and scored a
run. bat with two bases occupies L.uque
ended tha gamewlth a grounder to Iud-
erus. Magee made two wonderful one-
handed catches, one of which robbtd
Crsvsth of a home rn. Score:
BOSTON fHJLADEl.rHlA.
AB H O.A.I. AH H J A B. I
Mores.' rf...l I I eBTfee. b ,. 4 I 1 I
I ei rrt. m. l vi i i
s iMrkM, If... t I e e I
1 eenrsth. rf-. e ! I e
1 Whltl4, ti t I l I
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NATL
Phlla.
Cincinnati.. 7
Chicago 3
1'lttsburgh..
HoMon 4
Brooklyn ...S
Hi. Louis. ...U
New York... J
FED.
LEAGCE. AMER. LEAGUE.
W.L-Pct. . W.I Pet.
....8 0 l.OxiDetrolt 1 .W
.7'iOWaxhlngt'n.. 3 .6i
4 .i'iUBoon 4 .oil
t .444feveland ... R .W0
6 .mi'hlcago 4 .")
.:v.)St. Iala i 7
7 .lO'Phlla. .
.IfiONew York. . 4 4 .500
AMER. ABS'N.
W.UPct.
ritrpet'li. tbf
l-tbr. If.. 1
Mae. r. ... 4
Xchaiiet. Ik. 4
Smllh. lb...
Maraertl, est
Whaling. ..
Rueoiph. a.. I
dowdr 4
ra4 I
Olibert ....a
Lie.ue t
1 It
LEAGUE.
W.UPct
Newark 4
hlcago 5 3
Brooklyn &
Pttteburgh ..6 6
Kan. lty...i &
Buffalo '.
Ilaltimore ...4 S
St. Louis 6
show up for practice, as every men eiRned J tested Mlrden In the first clash of tha
will fill the position, and th
be able to commence playing
from the start.
men win
ball rlfcht
Holdreae Defeats Mlnden.
HOLDREGE, Neb., April 23. I Special
Telegram.) Holdrege Hlch school de-
season today. 2 to 1.
Team to Olre Daaee.
rtAKI-AND, Neb.. April IS. -(Special )
The re ball team here Is to give a
dance on tho evening of April 29.
lb. I l It
' Rllllfr, e... I I 4
I Ihlur, ....
e
r Total it 7 17
s s
s
e '
1 1
i s
Threa-bake hits:
y. Kelleher. Two-base
Kpelir. Stolen baeea:
rirrireiher, Corter, fpencer, tSpehr. Hac.
rince mis: i-uarritan, Oaskell, Dell.
Htruck out: Hr Gaskell, I. Bases en
balls: ff Ehman, I; off Oaskell, t
Double plays: Fhman to McOafflgaa to
Kierbauer; Oaskell to ril:er to Matthews.
Time: 15a. L'mplre: Cuelck.
W1CHCI LOg IB TO THK KIWI
Jb .
f'eoney,
Miwh.n, ea..
t Urke. If
Kane, lb
Mrnxllng, 3b
Callahao. rf.
Hrsmele, cf.,
'r p. c
White, p
Rlrharoaon
M t oaburn, p
Pt.elp ,
Totsls ...
Hshn. rf
Hunter, cf ...
aer. Ib...
tfPi.e. lb
rills. If
Tennehtll. 3b
liertford, ss.
Hia?n. e
Megndge, p.
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17
34
DK.n MOINKS.
AB. a
4
7 37 a
Baker Weakeae la tha F.laata After
llatdlaar Teseks teareleaa.
WICHITA Km., Aprti H-After hold.
Ing tha Topeka team to three hits and
a acorea for eight Innlnga. Baker weak
ened in the ninth and filled tba baeea A
fielders' choice and single cleared the
bases and tied the score. In tha alev-
K eattt Topeka pot across another rua and
I i wwi inm aa" uvTvr waa invinciDis
I I most of tha time, a home ran by Pxw.
nail wttn a maa aa base giving Wichita,
ii ntm iwo run, in iarat crvwi in
loal base ball history witnessed the
opening game. It was preceded by a big
parade. Maaager Jackaoa aad Catcher
Tonneman of the Tnpeka ctua were put
out of the game by Umpire Myers for
disputlnc decision, crtre:
WICHITA.
Hre(.
Klllltar. If.
onniih. rf.
Grab. b....
olo. Ik.
Mlltts. lb I
flirt. 1
Win, ....
frkiitlacr, f I
PM. a I
BMS, p. . .
O.
n
1
a
10
1
a
A.
iPownall, rf.
c. Ware. 5b
"'(lisham. If...
I Henry. Id
'Tydeman, rf.
: Hipp. 4i
Hitter, .. ..
IGiay. e
reker. D
Geiet. p
1 II 17 14
Totals IS
laiud fur White In tne sixth.
'baited for Wooduurn In the ninth.
tlius illy t:e-l
.Vlo.nes t I t I M t I -19
Taotaee hits: liahn. Tannehlll.
ibaiidM Huntr Rllla lff i.n tu wa
r'loux I t.)'. 11; i Moinea. . Thiee-baa J Rapn
Looney. tlunler. lscriri-e hit: ltHi
Totala
ayer. liann. Teniiehlll. haiTiflce fly:
. alaan. Moien baea: Hheehaa. Hunter.
Io.iblr play: Kane to hehan to Kane
inning illi tied. Hy While, by Wood
turn. L Hits: Off W hite. 3: of ootl
luin. 4. Bases on ball: Off White. X.
bit vVoodburn. I: off MugrtdKe. L BirutS
out: tsy Vtoodburn, I; by Mogrldge, .
Mild luchea: While, t. Woouburn. 3.
lilt by pitched ball: By Mogridge, bbee-han-
Time: Z.04. Umpire. Ueiael and
aolcile.
Cochrahan.
Talllon. If..
Jarkaon. rf
Woolunie. l
Kor the. .-f
lb
more.
3b
3
0700LE ACCUSED OF
FIGHTING MOTORMAN
t M
COI.UMP.U8, O.. April St Marty
fyy xie. pm her for the Columbus Araer
ia awltloa Hub, 'a as present In
police court todsy an a rharga of haetag
eagaged la a fight with a street car
metormaa while returning frota yester
days tin. At tba rejut of Perrrtary
I niTnii an
Qulna of the club, hearing 'In the raeelpan Pranclsra
aa boatBoaed until after the return of i enlce
the Colufcibua team from Louisville. Tha
ae of l be aaotonnaa waa alao con-lui'ied.
AH. R. H. O. A. K. I
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t a I
t n : a o
I a 1 it 4
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I l t
5 I I 4 0
4 I 4) a I
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TOPH.KA
AB. R. H. I). A, E.
I & 0 i 1 i
4 a i a
S 119
4 I tit a t
1 3 a o
3 i a t
I I 3 4 I
a t
1 l t 1
J t
........37 " "i i ii i
aoaaam-4
Hohe. ea..
Tonne ruan,
Monroe, e
O rover, ji.,
Tutfcla .
Toprka ...
Wichita 0 : 1 4 e -l
left on bnsee' Topeka. T; Wichita. I
Racnfice hit. Ware . Two-Pkea hlta:
Hoc he, Tydeinn. Home run: Kawell
Mtulen bjutee: Wares, Hche Hlta: Off
Baker. 4 In nine Inning; off Gelat In
two Inntnue Doubl plar: Kurha .
Woolums. Struck out: ty Grover. by I
. "j ", .. rs on nan
Off Urover. 4: off Raker. 4 of Uelet. 1
Time: 3 .Oji. Umpire; My era
Total 31 I M 17
Batted for Whaling In the ninth
Hatted for Rudolph In the ninth.
Han for Oowdy In the ninth.
Batted far Moran In the ninth.
Rrrton 0 0 1-1
Philadelphia 0 ! 2
Two-baae hlta: Maranvllle. Becker, Nle
hrff. Luderua, Kllllfer. Earned run:
Boston. 1; Philadelphia, 2. Double play:
Magee to Smith to Maranvllle. Left on
heses: Roston. : Philadelphia, 2. Bases
on errors: Boston, 3. Bases on ball:
Off Kixey. 4. struck out: By Rudolph,
I- by Rixey, t Umpires: Rlgler and
Hart.
Rede Trias Plratee.
PITTSBURGH. April 23. Cincinnati's
three pitcher were effective today and
the visitors defeated Pittsburgh 2 to 1.
Two singles and aa out gave Cincinnati
Ita first run and errors by Vlox and
Cooper In the third Inning resulted In
the second and winning run. A single
and an error by Groh lit tha eighth gave
tho locals their run. tfcore:
- CINCINNATI. rtTTgBt ROH.
ItUO.tl ABHO.AB
I-earb, af. ..I I I 1 . SCarar. If... . 4
ijiikaiton. id 1 II I
4 eviox, lb 4 t l 1
IWaaner. lb
4 Hliton wie.
I I tiu.
I et'Mii, t.. i eea
i tO.rher. aa... 4 7 4 t
t Ktlbne, e... 4 4 I I
I rpr. p.... 1111
I Btia I
s a
Tetal 11 I 17 II I
Tetal 34 4 37 It 4
Patted for Cooper In tha ninth.
Clnclnclnnatl 1 -!
Pittsburgh 4 t a i a-i
Stolen bases: 1-earh, Hersog. Mollwlts.
agner. Earned runs: Cincinnati, 1.
Double plays: Hersng to Olson; Ornh to
Mollwlts: tierber to Jelinston: Hlnchman
to Uerber. Baaea aa balla: Otf Schneider,
4; off Dale, I: off Cooper. . Hits: Off
Pchnelder, 3 In three Innings, none out In
fourth: off Dale, 3 In four and two-thirds
h-rings. Struck oat: By Hchnelder, I; by
Dale. 3: by Cooper. 1. Umpires: wulgley
and Eaaon.
take Defeat Tarda.
T. LOUIM. April I3.-A forced run
and a grounder by Wllltama that scored
Hcliulle and minerman save Chicago
three runs In the third Inning of the
gsma with )t. Louis today. Chicago won
to 4. Two scores were made I or the
.w.ul team la in tnlrd Inning on a sin
gle ta loll by Long. Score:
CMIOAOO gT. I-flt
A H O A B. ab H O A r
rf I II Butler, lb .. I I 1
1 iBMcktr. If., t
lo. cf I
I IMiller. Ik...
e.lltea. rf .. I
tHerk. ik 4
I tlrlatr. . 3
I SMnrder, r.... I
Nlkaua. .. I
I olr. ... I
llKha 1
Ttal.....il 7 31 11 3
, Total ... N
Batted for Nlehaus in alxth.
Chicago 3 1 0 1 l i a-i
tt. Louis v t t I a i t
Two-base hits: Schulte. Ixng. Three
base Hlta: Good t!i. Home run: Klsher.
glulen bases: Wilson, ek hulte. .iminer
man. Bresnahan. Earned runs: oft
Pierce. 3; off Veughn. 1; off tinner, 1.
off Nlehaus, I loubia plas: Butler to
I'artnger to Miller. Baaea on baha Oif
h'tanou. I. off Vaughn, I; off Pierce. 3.
Hlta: Off Pierre, i In five and onr-th.rd
inning; off Vaughn. I In three and Iwo-
thlrda Innlns.; off Niehaua, & in six
nnga: off Uriner. 3 in three
tn,;indinn!iDoU. 2 .750
.tr!t. Paul 3 .i67
.BI6lxililsvllle .. 3 .671
.M .Minneapolis 3 B'l
..vmCleveUnd .. 4 4 .6fl
.4rSKiin. City. ...3 4 .4a
.S.i.1V'llaukee . 2
.OXiColumbue ..1 -l
Yeeterday'a Reealte.
NATIONAL LKAOUE.
New York, Brooklyn, rain.
Boston. 1; Philadelphia, 2.
Cincinnati, i: I'ltteburgh. L
ChicAfTO, K. Kt. Louie, 4.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Bt. IxjuiA. 3: Chloago, 4.
Detroit. 3: Cleveland. 4.
Wnshineton, New York, rain.
Phllwlphln, Boton. rain.
KLDEHAl. LEAGUk
Pittaburgh, b. Bt. Louis, 3.
Brooklyn, : Nework, 1L
Baltimore, : Buffalo, o.
Chlcnr.o. Kaneas City, rain.
WESTERN LEAGUE,, .
Omaba, Bt Joseph, rain.
Dcs Molnvs, 10; Hloux City. 1
Denvtr, . Lincoln, 0.
Topeka, 4; Wichita. S.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Minneapolis. I; Bt. Paul, 4.
Cleveland, b; Louisville. 3.
Gstsaea Today,
National League New York at Brook
lyn, Hcstun at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at
Pltuburgh. Chicago at Bt. Louie.
Amerkan league Ht. Louie at Chicago.
Iketroit at Cleveland. Waahnigton at New
Ynri. Philadelphia at Boaton.
Ke-lerel League Pittsburgh at Bt. Louis.
Brooklyn at Newark. Baltimore at Buf
falo, Chtcaao at Kansas City.
Wextern League Omaha at Bt. Joseph,
Des Mnlnee at hloux City, Denver at Lin
coln, Topeka at Wichita.
WOODMAN WEAKENS IN EIGHTH
BUFFALO, N. T., April 23-Balttmore
cut hort tha Buf feds' winning streak by
taking today's game, ( to a. Woodman
showed signs of weakening In the eighth
inning, after pitching winning ball, and
Ford was sent In. He proved easy, Doolan
scoring a home run and sending in ahead
of him enough runs to win. Score:
R-H E
Baltimore 0 0 0 0 t I ( 0- 3 2
Buffalo 4 0 1 0 0 0 a 5 10 1
Batteries: Suggs and Owens; Woodman,
Ford, Krapp and Blair. Allen. I
Regain First Place.
NEWARK. April 23.-nI a heavy hitting
contest the Brooklyna regained first
place today by defeating Newark. Frank
La Porte waa robbed of a home run by
a spectator, wbo knocked tha ball down
as It was soaring into the left field
bleachers. Tha hitting of Evans was a
feature. Score: R..H.E.
Brooklyn 1 0 3 1 1 1 0 2 IS 1
Newark 3 I M 0 0 4-5 15 I
Batteries. Upham. Ftnneran and Wat
son; Whltehouso and Rariden.
Rebels Trim Bloofeds.
ST. LOUIS, April S3. A two-baae hit
by Konetchy and a single by Oakes
brought in two runs for Pittsburgh In the
opening Inning of today's game and gave
tha visitors a lead, which they retained
throughout. Pittsburgh won from St.
Louis, S ta 1 Score: R.H.E.
Pittaburgh' ...2 O0'0eOO3-6 1O3
St. Louis 1 0 0 0 0 12 0
Baterles: Pogge and Berry; Davenport,
Crandall and Hartley.
:?iiii:lBASE BULL PEACE NEAR?
Matter to Be Taken Up with Preii
dent Tener of the National
League Today.
DENIAL BY BAN JOHNSON
' York Resjtas Practice Taeaday.
YORK. Neb.. April 23. (Special.) Man
ager Pierce, who. will pilot York'a base
ball team thla aaaaon. ha arrived and
will aaeemble tha players on next Tues
day. Not mora than fifteen men all!
French Cuffs, Soft Summer Shirts
Regular $2.00 Values,
For Saturday $1.38
We have on gale for Saturday selling 25 doxen soft shlrtg
la new gprlng fabrics and patterns regular $2 rallies for $1.88.
A special purchase gave us a chance to select Just the new shirt
styles for now. They come in Madras, Crepe and Woven Pon
gee materials, in sizes 14 to 17. They have the soft French
turn cuffs and the fabrics' and colors are guaranteed In avtry
shirt. Select yours Saturday.
Kensington Spring Suits. $20, $25, $30
Stjlish Suits that fit qualities desired by every man.
Those requirements are met in a most satisfactory manner by
our Kensingtons. They are designed by artists and made to our
order by the best tailors In America.
If your last suit was not quite what you expected try one
of these Kensingtons. You will find, we believe, that It comes
nearer your ideal in a suit of clothes than any other suit you
ever bought. They are priced at $20, $25, $30.
413 South 16th
KMIMT. H... t
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CHICAGO. April 23,-Negltlatlons ex
pected to end the base ball' war will be
takea up bare tomorrow upon tha arrival
of President Tener of tha National lemgua.
according to Information gained from a
Federal league source here thla afternoon.
In the face of a positive denial made
this afternoon by President Johnaoa that
any negotiations for peace were being
carried on, repreaentatlvea of tha Inde
pendent league admitted that plana for
peace had been dlacussed and that at a
conference today held by President Gil
more, Robert B. Ward of the Brooklyn
club and William Robertson of the Buf
falo club a draft of peace terms, which
would Involve tha virtual elimination of
e 'the Federals as a third league, was made.
I This draft will be submitted to Prerldrnt
. Tener. It a as said, when he arrives to-
l ' morrow.
1 I Vi -. . . - - V.(Iaa,I
t league teams in m. iuis ana cnicago
(SffLLETTE 7EEK
in OMAHA
uMwMJOJ 7); irve Got Mine gHaveYouGotYours?! vili
y ii-i
I XT It I i us""" re iiia miiig a.
' : iyn realm s ana ine Hrooniyn .aiiob&i
are Involved In the plans. '
PURSELL TO STATE LEAGUE
TO PLAY OUT THE SEASON
1. Inspires. Klem and Kmslle.
columbusTemT"
signs eighteen players
FA1RRVRT. Keb.. AprU H-tSpeclal.) ,
l.ylc Pursell ot this city hag returned '
from Waco, Tex., where he has beeg ;
pitching ball for several months In the!
innlnc. Texas State league. Jack Holland of the ,
St. Joseph Drummers sold Pursell to the
Texas league, last winter, but the Fair- i
bur' southpaw found competition a little!
too alrong down In the Panhandle coun
try and returned to SL Joseph for dia-
posftlon. Mollahd then farmed him out I
I to the Nebraska State league and lie olll
the twirling for the Hastings team.
Tba Be Want Ada Axa Best Kuala
Soestera.
At los Angeles First gsma, acore-
c R H r.
fan Francisco )
Venice In
Batlerlf Kan Fraeciaco. Fanning anj
eVclmiUtt; Venire, llltt and Spencer
hcon.l gan e. acore; . . R H F
i a
....
COLfMBfS. Neb., April n.-(peclal.)-
Manager Moao Justus of the Pawneea has I dc
eighteen mea signed, but will not have j where he finished the season In 1914.
over fourteen piayera at any time, as Pursell opened the I'll season aa
oma af the men will not report until j pitcher for the St. Joseph Drummers of
May I. Only three of last year's team j the Western circuit, but waa fanned out
a 111 be In the lineup and they have I to llaatings. In July, aad finished the
aeaann with the team of that point.
Puraell played on Falrbury'a aemt-pro-fraslonat
team of I9U
the yeungeet Infield In the league, but
i tli present siiad looks promising to the
liana and they feel that Columbus will be
! heard from before the season eloaea
Tba following players have aimed: la- i
flcldera. Almond, G -itsmer. afereer. Cod- I
terar, tyle. ft'hmtdt; oulfleluers. Pratt. '
t firimneta. rhsrnqutat; pitchers, rale ma a.
Battertesr aa Franctaco Relsgl j Klrchner. Wolfe. Ouber. Uillganon. Tork. j
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Raneey, Walters. j
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J the Reeky Mountain Indians on the bom
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and You Can Tell
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Order of "No Stropping, No Honing"
"I've got mine. Have you got yours?"
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