SEPT. 20, 1922 THE INDLLS ALOLJLJS TixMES 7 Billy Evans Compares Pitching Staffs of Contenders Here and There DOUBLES PLAT INDIANS SPLIT BILL WITH BLUES WABASHCOACDES Playing BOOMS BEATEN MS CONCEDED FIRST GAME SECOND GAME Field in Sportland Indianapolis Indianapolis the AB. R. H. O. A. E. AB. R. H. O. A. E. Baird. 3b 4 0 O 1 1 0 Baird, 3b 4 1 0 0 2 0 Sicking. 3b 4 1 2 i 4 0 Sioking. 2b 4 0 1 3 4 0 COMB FOR ON CARD ... 4 0 0 ... 8 0 0 SOUAD NEAT Covington, Covington, With Eddie Ash INTO BID By Dick Anderson lb. 1 10 1 lb. 4 1 2 AT EVERY TURN!. ENTRY 1 0 Brown, if 1 1 3 0 0 Brown. If 3 0 0 2 3 Purcell, rs 4 0 0 1 0 0 Purcell, rs 3 0 1 2 O O 1 2 0 Hamel, cf 4 0 3 0 0 Hamel, cf 4 0 1 0 There is nothing crooked about that battle between the Browns Schrelber, SB 3 1 1 1 3 0 Schreiber, ss 4 0 2 1 1 1 Krueger, c 3 1 1 2 3 0 Krueger, c 3 0 1 7 1 0 League race. is strictly the a personal STATE 4 American It Yanks is IN MEET NEEDEDPHENOMS and Caret, p 3 0 0 0 1 0 Weaver, p. 1 0 1 4 0 BUT STILL FIGHT EVENT up up. contending Babe The THEbattle between Ruth and on the and Totals 31 3 6 24 14 0 Totals 33 4 9 27 12 1 Ken Williams along with all of the Indicates Absent are fighting it out on their Pairs to Swing Into Action if Kansas City City Early View teams With a Spurt Kansas are being given Breaks of Came Mayor League Sizes other anlmosites. AB. R. H. O. A. E. A. E. merits and they the AB. R. H, O. Are to Be Ken has the edge on the home Weather Permits—Singles Goode, cf 4 1 3 6 0 0 Goode, of 3 0 1 0 0 0 Players Going s{iffest of opposition. Opposing in Pitching May Put Them Giants, Hammond, ... 2 0 Up Firing Line of raoe this year but the big Bambino is 2b. 3 1 1 1 Hammond. 2b. .. 4 0 0 33 0 are making it as as pos- Becker. If. 4 1 4 3 0 0 tehms hard slugging along trying desperately to Field Narrows. Becker. If 4 1 2 3 0 0 Missed Badly. Across. Yanks and Browns. Brief, lb 3 1 1 7 0 0 Brief, lb. .1 2 0 0 12 0 0 sible for both Yanks and Browns. The overcome the of out- Scott, rs 4 0 0 0 0 0 Zwilling, 3 1 1 0 0 0 Hy Time* Special seem to have in the the lead the Brown Lutzke. 3b 3 0 3 5 3 0 rs Yartks the class Bested by the Y'anks in series By BILLY fielder. TODAY'S SCHEDULE. Lutzke. 3b 4 0 1 1 2 0 up the EVAX9 Wright, ss 3 0 1 0 2 0 Wright, ss. 3 0 0 3 4 0 CRA WFORDSVILLE. Ind.. Sept. pinch and are holding under at St. Louis, the Browns are fighting York appear to be —Singles—- C 0 0 6 1 0 The New Giants j Recently at St. Louis the two fence Shtnault. 3 Skiff, c 4 1 2 5 3 0 prob- strain. The Brownies have weakened desperately to gain lead in the League Caldwell, p....3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 —Bolstering the line is the big the a to • win the National busters in a game together pleased the vs. Ehlers; Dorsey Dawson, p 0 20. twice days when v.ctory cinch -I:3o—Starbuck0—Starbuck Bono, p 2 0 0 0 1 0 the last few . will furnish 0 of Wabash College coaches. Fill- pennant this season and fans by banging one out apiece. Yes- vs. Richards; Kipp vs. McKay; Orme Totals 30 4 12 27 7 •Scott 1 0 0 0 0 0 lem was in sight. Class tells in the big -Washington beat them Tuesday and attraction. 002 000 001—3 tLuderus 1 0 0 0 0 0 Milstead, wonder half of the world’s series terday at Detroit Ruth whammed one vs. Crane; Englesfleld vs. Burdick. Indianapolis ing the shoes of the pinch. shoved them downward. Good pitch- lies between New one to Kansas City 300 000 10*—4 The other choice the for four bases and Ken poked Totals 31 3 7 27 15 1 tackle, appears to be a harder job ing may vet pulkthem through. Louis —Doubles—- Two-base hits—Hammond. Lutzke. Hamel. York Americans and the St. the fence for a return ticket. Covington. Home runs—Brief. Krueger, •Batted for Dawson in third. Ken Williams looks like the major AMERICANS. vs. than thought. ST. LOUIS Hornsby re- -3:00 Hennessev-Westbrook t-acrifices Brown, Hammond. Wright. Bono in,ninth. league king of He got Americans. hasn't been heard from Covington: tßatted for 1922. SHOCKER—The ace of the Browns’ apd Browns axe in a Orme-Trautwine; Cox-tox vs. Trask- Double plays—Schreiber to It was hoped the freshman class The Yankees cently and Tillie Walker Is resting his Sohroiber to Sicking to Covington: Brown Indianapolis 004 000 000—-4 hie thirty-ninth Tuesday off Johnson staff is one of the Bushman, Kuhns-Darnell vs. Crie- to close battle for the American League big bat. to Sicking: Lutzke to Hammond Brief. Kansas City 001 101 000—3 would produce a worthy candidate, but in the game lost to Washington. Ruth greatest pitchers craft-Hicks; Sagalowsky-Dlxon vs. Bases on balls—Off Caldwell, l: off Caret, pennant and the championship in Ban Babe may make it, but it's a by Tw o - base hits Krueger. Covington. it his thirty-fourth in The vs. 3. Struck out—By Caldwell. 4: Cavet. 1. if the talent is here, has not been connected for De- in tlie game. / may tough | Ehlers-Starbuck Burdick-Bastian Umpires—O'Brien and Shannon. Time Brown. Skiff. Schreiber, 2: Becker Lutzke. loss troit. attempted to make it two k'V Johnson's circuit not be decided battle. Home runs—Zwilling. Becker, Sacrificecs-L discovered. In addition to the of Babe Shocker is a right f ' of the race. Mayer-Snyder: Dorsey-Thompson vs. —1:35. T the closing days i Weavcr, Zwilling, Wright Double plays— Milstead the is minus Meese, for the day when he tried to stretch hander. Ibis the ,- until Scarlet ANARUS„ , COBB, playing his seventeenth | Adler-Zerke; Riehards-Jones vs. Orane- Weaver to Wright to Hammond Schreiber: Hixon, Johnson, back: a , but he was nailed at the ight use a spit- New York Americans this McKay- to Brief, 2. Bases oil balls—Off Weaver, 3: end: back: l to year of big league baseball, | Crane; Duncan-Houek vs. Amateur Baseball out—By plate. ■ of fans, however. | off Dawson. 1: off Bono. 1. Struck Burns, back. Hanson, a 1921 first For the benefit the TYyear made it eight seasons in Kipp. play at Rushville Weaver, 5: by Bono, 4 Hits—Off Dawson, i The Hoos.er Cubs string sub. been injured and is on everything else in 1 am giving in the following j 5 in 3 innings: off Bono. 4 in 6 innings. has article! which he has 200 or more safe- Sunday. For games with the Cubs ad- Pat Collins, subbing for George my opinion the pitching staffs of ! Wild pitch—Weaver. Passed ball—Skiff. crutches. of ties during the year. fIV TEDDER OARD Brown, pitcher—-Weaver. Losing pitcher Sisier, got a run double dress laiwrence 417 W. Tenth I Winning It will take some undiscovered phe- home and Bubbles over with • these three clubs. Recently when George Slslor topped Rainy weather threatened to stop I —Dawson. Umpires—Shannon and O Brien not a common St., or call Lincoln 424 v Time—l 45. noms to raise the machine's standard Tuesday. Pat is nerve and is a BUSH—Has had one of the best j one of Cobb's baseball records and day | man. a | proceedings on the third of the back to where it was when the 1921 utility lie hits like ton. glutton for work. years of his career. of set one himself, the Detroit man- The invention for State tennis meet being held at the •grid curtain fell. That view seents to A pitcher of ager Brown first | **'• what he calls the fork ball has enabled sent the St. I>ouis situation, the Mr. Sam Jones was as good Tues- 1. T. A. courts. Both singles cover the in other words Shocker's great him to do a great sacker a telegram of congratulations. and 'I. U. LIKES HIM day as any Jones ever was. He al- the program success of the team is up to the year- ability is capable . A&Bj The fork Cobb “You have been a doubles matches were on lowed the Tigers only four hits. In comeback. said this: ling class i winning a SHOCKER, ball rare credit to game of baseball today' and if man would the final innings not a Tiger F breaks much the the weather JOiBDDO The squad the five AND numbers fat below series world after the manner of and I am delighted to see you win first. smile some interesting competition of out at this time reached should get the breaks. your latest honors.’’ number candidates himself if he ; was expected. last season. It will take hard scrim- DAVIS—A right hander who is jjSPBJPKL fiT eat speed, re- Indians were on but you anything been nar- mages to if any of the fresh- Jack Hendricks' very, very good when good, and very sorts to only oc- don't hear of Jack The singles entries have decide their way to Milwaukee today. They it ID man arc going to make good. bad when wild. Dempsey for the next several to where almost CDNGEILLE rowed down a point the series Tuesday by \Jt :V caslonally. Has a are to couple with closed K. C. with iitS IFdays don't be surprised, because every match is a feature. It was New ends needed VAN GILDER—A right hander good curve ex- breaking even a Thurs- and heavyweight champ Htasand, regulars; a brand in double bill. a great fast and an the white has planned to run off the singles as the Henke and a in ball excellent cellent change of day they open series Milwaukee. change \'T* i “buried’' himself in the Maine woods. program. new tackle is needed to fill Miistead’s curve. Lack of a of pace is 4 pace. Fields his po- first of the afternoon Ail The Tribe lost the first Tuesday battle. Just recovered from a siege of boils promised plenty GRID place; other linemen are needed to help his only failing. of action. CLASH DN sition well. For a of them 4’to 3, when Caldwell outpitched the mauler hied himself to the Maine the team battle through the hard ; WRIGHT A 'kHHI pitcher is a fine Doubles were on later. Cavet. In the second fracas Harry some shooting. But it will schdule. mighty good right BUSH wilds for Tuesday’s scores follow: Strong Independent Football Weaver grabbed the honors from Daw- batsman. take more than the Maine woods to hander who mixes having Starbuck defeated Trask, il l. 4-6. 6 4. son and Bono. The count 4,vus 4 to deceptive 3HAWKET—After just a the fog horn of Ehlere defeated Shepard. 6-0. 6-3. in a silence Jack Kearns' Teams Get Together in BEATEN 3. thirty-seventh so-so year in 1921, meal ticket. Richards defeated Newton. 4-6. 6-3, 6-3. WEISSMULLER Brief hit lps homer si- knuckye bai. .v h Her.neesey defeated Cox. 6-4. 0-0. of the season in opening of failing in Kipp 1 the tilt good speed n..iJ a and the defeated Snyder. 0 6-3. Early Season Tilt. Topples inning, M. Kay defeated Satralowsky, 6-1, 8-6 Jack Reynolds Him in the afternoon. A big third nice curve. Shawkey has Thompson. ! series. Westbrook defeated 0-1, 0-2. By Tirnrs Kpn'inl Straight Falls. good for four markers, enabled the In- -j£ a big season Orme defeated Dtxon. default. had in JONESBORO. Inti., Sept. 20—Two dians to cop the contest of the a < r Asa wrestler. Adam Weissmuller series. It was Harry Weaver's nine- 1922. Uses fast Csag&ELf' ‘ ' ; . that not met so far teams have defeat belong in Reynolds' ball which has a SDDTHEASTERNS doesn’t Jack teenth victory. NOTES OF THE TOURNEY this season and which rank among the good hop on it. Also class. strongest independent football elevens Reb Russell horned into the lime- welter in a curve The suffered defeat light again Tuesday. got mixes fallen leaves on the courts re- in the State will clash at Jonesboro, -1 He four The at the Empire Tuesday night by the hits off pitchers. and slow ball. Is a the players the tnelan- Sept. 24, Jonesboro will Phillie WIN HORSESHOE I minded that Sunday, straight fall route. He didn't have BAYNE. good and a choly days soon be here when % fielder j would meet the Congerviile team of Muncic anything Reynolds couldn't solve, and Don’t overlook Beals Becker ' tennis racquets must be put away BAYNE—A left pretty fair batsman. SHAWKEY The Muncie team lias won a series Jack flattened him in 48 minutes and when it conies to getting a flock of ; the chilly winds blow. hander with puz- while games tear. Jonesboro seconds, A packed house witnessed hits day. He got six in the MAYS breaks have of three this 10 in one zling curve, who ' , The been TITLE Df CITY * IlL players has won three games, piling up a the match. twin hill at K. C. has been unable to ___ against Mays, the Those two young K. and 1. j total of ninety-five points to th* ir in the other bouts of the night Ik -- ; plenty of v win with any con *. Yankees' ace of from believe in *- Louisville f 2, Brown Clarence Rowland has given up the ' Defeat Garfield No. 2 in opponents' in the three contests. Hugh Webb trimmed Chris - Squad sistency. 10 1 ' Still has his i practice. They can be seen on the at Columbus. Ills resignation The line ups of the teams include Brown and Mike Downey flopped reins >k, old-time stuff, courts most any time in their own pri- but Post-Season Matches for j play- Harry becomes effective at the close of the of the best known football Rose. - has trouble vate little Kentucky feuds when they some ' WRIGHT. win- -1 (in the Congerviile season and the Senators will have a contest- ers of the State, In the main go Weissmuller's nltig. Yank e• Championship. are not meeting the tourney new boss In 1923. Dode Paskert has aggregation are. Babe anti le?w Hole, favorite hold was a double wrist lock, KOLP—A right : have done little ants. mentioned as a candidate. Row- '\j£iS The Southeastern are the city two brother half backs: Mickey Hole, bin be was not strong enough to been hitting behind * land tried two years and failed miser- horseshoe team champions of 1922. Mrs. H. B. Adams, local woman net full back, ami i'oonev Checkave. make it effective. ably. Perhaps he didn't have the They won the title Monday evening ; star, proved a very capable referee in quarter. H. Larkins and Shane will When Weissmuller broke the leg lias excellent con- With his peculiar hacking with to buy players. J by cleaning up on the Garfield No. 2 Kipp Snyder Tuesday. She play ends, and the lineman are. Hill. split, Reynolds changed tactics and which his the match He through, any y trol. Uses head underhand deiiv- squad for the second straight time in a number of the men Hartman. Checkave employed Windy City grappler's is at rate. cry he is always a | could tell ' Fulton. Lewis the as well as h.s post-season Cooper. the match. ! something about this game of tennis. and own stuff—a double wrist lock. Where Grand Kapids and l.uding- J arm. serious menace to pennant Indianapolis The * Southeasterns won the in “Chunk” Holvie of is Reynolds Weissmuller failed with it, ton teams engaged in the < entral Y * a club that has City League No. 1 and Gar- Richards and Newton staged a ter- playing star at W*" k '^fr Horeshoe a game half for Jones- succeeded, and it was wrist locks that I/cague play-off are : * never sincere about -- hit against field No. 2 annexed the honors in City ' battle of left-handed youngsters. boro, and Murphy and Jones work Ifalk i-ific sent “Weissy" down in defeat. it. Nine players engaged in a fist- "1 f > - - A MAYS him. League No. 2. The winning squads local lads are southpaws. Rich- | Both the other halves. Martin is full back icuff battle during the Tuesday together city rooting ' ~ then get in a title match | ards’ dad and mother were quarter. McCreary —One _. f- and Roberts and JONES of ss* , as-C . . i game. game's and the scores were 21 to 11 and 25 to ! for him which, maybe; accounted for "Shorty” Jones will play the ends, the best 5 Soutneasterns. pitchers, in favor of the his victory. and the line nien are Young. Joe PEANUTS NEXT who has I will award an k ordinary The Times appro- -*, r j Smith. Hupp. Dickey and W. Smith. By t nited .Vetei A. B. C.S HIT HARD had a very ■' ; cents admission was priate pennant to the championship Twenty-five - ' $ Sept. are season with the j charged Tuesday. to keep if CHICAGO. 20.—Gone ! team. But trying the days when the, beer bottle Charleston and Taylor Lead Batting Yankees. Possesses Members of the Southeasterns are: the small boys out was like keeping '■ TRACK AT TECHNICAL all - time gpRS played leading role with the in Detroit Game. his old Jj#! ' George Atkinson, city and Stare cham- out mosquitos with chicken fence wire, PAT HERRON stuff, not peanuts and hot dog in the enjoy- yet has ■’ | pion: George Brown. William Har.sing. They oozed in through the iron fence Coach Black Institute*! Fall Practice Weather permitting, tlie A. B. C.s a very healthy £ i Indiana U. believes in its new coach. ment of ball games, and the pop been ■'% I John Borgman. Austin Meyers. James , as fast as they oozed out. Seventy-Five Report. and Detroit Stars were to play the No pitcher ; anil may follow soon winner. Gregg. Tom Meyers. Max Veiugh, Cur- He has impressed his men with his bottle in Its wake. wind-up games of league splendid form Approx mately seventy five oandi , president of the their colored knows the art of tis Sanders and A1 Raab Sr. Westbrook showed in quiet strength the in at Washington today. Somebody and students dates greeted Coach Black at the first American League, series Park pitching better than The Southeasterns are seeking more | his first singles match. s has, announced year. KOLP. general are of prac- The Taylor team defeated the vis- con- honors and open going to have a task eliminating this hack him and the team t call for track candidates for fall that he is very much in favor of Jones. Lack of are to challenges itors Tuesday, 9 to 5. Cooper, who Asa staff the honors go to the New ! with all sorts of pep. Herron's past tice at Technical High School. Having keeping the pop bottle of fidence in his real - I for post-season games. Call George Detroit flash. i out defeated the As Sunday, was hit York Americans. Y'et one great pitch- Brown, lost practically all of last year’s State major league parks and ability, due to many Drexel 4907 for information. record is impressive. He played end i ball that freely, while Mahoney kept the De er like Shocker has a chance to Youth is not always served. Julius championship team. Black decided to raise unexpected reverses, JONES A combination of Southeastern play- at Pittsburgh, and Warner, the great la- would the question for ' Sagalowsky proved not as steady as j fall in an to troil bingles scattered. Charleston prove as valuable in a short series as has chief failing. ers and others will take on the Mor- have work effort rebuild discussion at the league's winter been his a coach that institution, has praised got a single, double and triple and five star pitchers. A world series ristown team on the Southeastern .lack McKay and went down after of j another team. The Tech mentor re hero a point of hie protege very highly. Herron was j of Taylor got two singles and often produces the unusual in pitch- HOYT—The courts Thursday evening. I struggle He was within ports that there are a number an assistant at Pittsburgh a triple. Taylor also stole two bases. ing. of the 1921 series winning the second set a number of coach be- promising youngsters and all of them break through. fore coming to Indiana. In the World j anxious to learn. with times, but could not AMUSEMENTS lias met un- I STAHL COACHED HERE War he was an aviator and brought ; certain going this j There was quite an exodus of the down some German planes in air Helped at Shortridge High for Few gallery from all points to the sidelines warfare. of the Trask Starbuck match. It was ♦ the breaks have Weeks. 4*llPPIgB j well worth seeing. not favored hint. Garland (Jakel Stahl, who died in i very ’My Hoyt has every- Monrovia. Cal . Tuesday, was a figure : i Hennessey had little troubl" |Xclusive andDifferent | Johnny's opponent OaBUBMB Indianapolis circles for a Daily P. thing. including in athletic with Cox. took at 2:15-8:15 M. short time. In 1902 he helped four games in the first set. but that |Sort Service! nerve, and Is a coach of V. zifif?' the Shortridge High football was all. last went to the Western HARRIET REMPEL Lough foreman School The in Tom Barry*# Romano# team shortly before the Turkey Day champ. 6 0. for any club to i of Circa# Life game that fall. ( HOYT face. with Manual "Th* Heart of a lown'* Stahl was a praminent athlete in mt Delayed KAY HULING Bush, Shawkey, Hoyt, Mays and O'Dowd l G. college days et University, LI * are his Illinois B]i I Xnc* IAI GOSS Jortes all right handers. baseball, partici- nitrd playing football *and NEW YORK. Sept. 20.—Bad luck JAMES Bl RKE New York Giants pating in track sports. took another rap at the red whiskers and During his big league career he won ELEANOR DUNHAM i NEIIF One of *v. of Mickey, himself. O'Dowd, the for- a played BINS & GILL southpaws famous . He mer middleweight champion, when his • best /.s?' Don’t Pay More & -lie Washington. Chicago ADAMS GRIFITH with Boston. fight with Dave Rosenberg, the New in the game. Has repairing, and New York in the American than our prices for shoe SCANLON. DENNO * good stuff a York boxing Only BRO&. and League. commission’s middle- or you pay too much. the SCAM-OS thorough knowledge weight champion, scheduled for Tues- bast of materials nod workman- JHsyjygi? After leaving the diamond Stahl en- ship you wait, "THE LITTLE COTTAGE” pitch, sys day night at Ebbets field, was called Work dona while of how to ■’ tered the banking business and was if you wlnh. Miniature Mimical Comedy. Fields his position off of chilly weather. president of the Washington Park because MEN'S TIAbF'SOI.KB Pat he News—Topics—Fables well. Is a hard man r.£', WOMEN S HALE SOLKS.BOd ! v .■-$ Bank of Chicago at the time of his AMUSEMENTS. BARGAIN MATINEES to beat, particularly RUBBER HEELS 3G F ORE Main I'loor. 30c, 35c: Balcony, 20c death. SHINE.. \ THRIFT SHOE 5* and 30c. for a club that has a Stahl was manager of the Poston number of lefthanded Make Way For Red Sox when that team won the SHOE hitters In its line- 'u Y world in in TUDIET series 1912 a sensational r St. a Startling MOTION PICTURES up. Is the pitching SHUBERT 14 K. WnnhitiKton STORE 1 round of games with the New York Sf 1 llKlr 1 ace * of McGraw'a Giants. Merchant* Bank Bldg., Down§tLrt staff. XKHK V AUDEVILLk deaxwe adiVTtiM' Mrrldln St. H \J \Vn#hlii£tou and BARNES—When in form Barnes Is one the best Special of AMUSEMENTS Golf right handers in CLUB STANDINGS SHUBERT-PARK This Week at the low figure of f the business. continuous vaudeville Seems to pitch in AMERICAN ASSOCIATION a ® a th ° T|m 1 Unti| 11 p - m- spurts. Was easily Won. Lost. Pet. Ii li lam jj4®PKSg|S|}fafc & & St. Paul 07 50 .034 BeWolf Clark -1 Wff fyl IB JOHNNY ELLIOTT GIRLS An I'.x, .11,n. I’i . .I..—A ..Inrv.lov. the pitching sensa- nCBBi Minneapolis 05 08 .550 M ln Vaudeville’s Most Beautiful Show tion of the series Kansas City 83 78 .533 W ij H m Indianapolis 83 73 .530 Extravaganza, PETER B. KYNE’S \ last fall. *lo^ Showed Milwaukee 70 77 .507 .. \ l i t,* < rT me a curve that i Louisville 74 82 .474 Girls Verdi msw ’ Toledo 94 .392 The * w afl a 00 Studio for complete outfit ( : wonder. In Cqlumbus 68 95 .378 Da?cing " Kindred of the Dust Innings ■ W / fifteen he Latell Riding pitched against the Amertcau League Alfred Novelle Brothers Costellos Overtiire ' W -TANNHAUSER” - | Yankees he fanned ! W. L Pet! L Pet. EIGHT BIG NEW ATTRACTIVE NOVELTIES INCLUDING N N York 80 SO 0141 Cler* . . 73 73 .500 Cismens Romas seventeen men.; St L. . 87 59 .5981 Wash. 04 78 .451 Four MacGregor Clubs driver or Return Engagement of met only j Detroit. 77 70 .624!Pht!a. 59 83 .418 Dancing Lyric Afternoon Evening brassie, mashie, midiron or putter. Can Has with . Belling Troupe j in the Ballroom and Chi 73 72 504 Boston 67 88 .393 Cos. you sir? a BARNES ordinary euci ess j beat it, And handsome can Miami Lucky Seven f bag, this year. and vas too, at this price. GET YOURS De Luxe Performances including W L. Put.', W. L. Pet. Beii Jensen EARLY TOMORROW. THAT'S A Circle Orchestra M’QUILLAN—McGraw, when N ! ! he York 86 65 .610 Chicago. 75 00 .582 TIP! i Grand Organ and Stage Specialty .. BETTY HELEN ,aw his pitching P