MANY SOUTHPAWS IN AMERICAN LEAGUE SLAPS PLAYER LIMIT In Womans Realm pagmilll McGraw Blames Rule for Defeat No bother to get summer cf Giants Last Year. fifternoon Suila That Are Correct Exponents of Accepted Mode- Airy Headwear for Summer. Twenty-O.ie Men Are Enough for All Practical Purposes Says Pitts- TK’n afternoon nits, one of silk pop- sivo as to brims has boem seen burgh Scribe—Magnate* Are lin 4ud one of taffeta, proclaim them- since the days of the "Merry Widow” *i All Satisfied. selves correct exponents of the ac- sailor. But th-;y are of lace and cepted mode, but each has something braids, in hair breads black or # Patte. Davis in •he Pittsburgh Press. Twenty-one men THE HfSH QUALITY SEWIKB MACHINE nro enough for all practical purposes, especially in view of the fact that the league allows a suspension list, on NEW^ISQME which may he carried all incapacitated NOT SOLD UNDER ANY OTHER NAME players. Write for fWe booklet “Points to be considered before purchasing a Sewing Machine.” Learn the facts. The not complain Phillies did last THE NEW :kjme sewing machineco.,orange,mass. season about the number of men they carried, and McGraw would not havo cp«Mied his mouth against tho rule had Make the Liver \ fml7 his men won pennant, of f*&i3fiznBoston Red Sox; Coveleskie and Oldham are at Detroit; Har- The magnates are perfectly satisfied per and Boehling represent Washington; Coumbo will be met at Cleveland, with the present rule, and they have and Distress After Eating. Philadelphia has Bressler, and Morgfidge and Cullop are only two of the the final say in such matters. McGraw SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRICE. several left-handers at present owned by the Yanks. stands practically alone in his conten- Genuine must bear Signature tion, and he can’t accomplish much single-handed. It is not improbable KAUFF BETTER BALL PLAYER that a similar regulation will bo adopt- AOTTS oftho ed by the American league at its next Manager Jennings of Tigers Voices annual meeting. His Identity. of The day of indolent idleness for tho Interesting Opinion Giants’ DIAMOND We met a man with the most as- ball player is past. Time when New Outfielder. was a toundingly lugubrious cast of counte- Fielder Jones says that his team is half dozen men decorated tho bench of going improve. nance that we had ever seen. Ciloom Hugh Jennings to each major league club throughout the has voiced an inter- • • * sat on his brow like brooding summer, a con- esting opinion concerning Benny doing nothing for their sal- dor on Witt of the Mackmen is fast becom- her nest and an abysmal sad- Kauff. It is that Benny will be a bet- aries except to lead an occasional out- ing a great shortstop. ness seemed devouring him. ter player league break against the umpires. The mag- ball in the National • • • “Ah!” said we, “we perceive that than in nates came to the conclusion he was the Federal. Jennings that you are a celebrated wag, for, in sooth, Jim Thorpe has been doing some money paid for such purposes was a we have never before in all of woe’s tremendous hitting for Milwaukee. wilful waste, and they cut it out. It is * • • appointed ways behold such a personi- m not likely to he restored. Jake Paubert, the Dodgers’ first fication of wretchedness.” sacker, Is playing a whale of a game. FULFILLING REQUIREMENTS OF FASHION. “No,” he rcpl/ed. “I am not a humor- • * • ist. I feel as sad as I look. I am a rings pacifist, and Cozy Dolan is one of the few' that THINGS COBB CANT DO which gather up the silk and fine georgette crepe over the finest believe that preparedness garment will inevitably bring can emulate Ty Cobb and get away shape the to the figure. The and least conspicuous of wire frames. on war.” “You with it. After watching him for ten collar ends in a narrow frill lined with Leghorns and other straws acquire ex- do well to mourn your awful • • • a second frill condition,” returned. “If you years we have found out sev- of white organdie. tra width of brim by the addition of we were The waist line a you might The real surprise of the Western eral things tho so-called wonder- is outlined with rows deep borders of crepe, and all the humorist get over It. But of shirrings you are Tool, and league, one might say, has been ful Cobb can’t do. Here they forming a belt, and shir- straws used for midsummer millinery a dad-burned there lings help Wichita. are: confine the fullness of the sleeves are shown draped with shaped flounces is no for you!” at the • * • 1. Stretch a pass into a double. head of flaring cuffs. The belt of tho sheerest crepe in white or in is clasped at “Don’t let anybody tell you that Al- 2. Steal second with the bases the front with orna- pale tints. Several colors In their Consulting a Lawyer. composition. exander has gone back,” said Jako full. mental clasps of palest tones are used together, with “That is my opinion. Twenty-five Dauhert. 3. Handle foul balls smoothly. In the poplin suit at the left a the flounces graduated in width. One dollars, please.” pointed suggest • * • 4. Score from second on a tunic and peplum a or two of them arc considerably wid- “I got the same opinion from an- flounced skirt. The Ruth of the Red Sox is as good a Btnke-out. underskirt is plain er than the bat brim they cover. other lawyer and he charged me $5." only pitcher as there is in the American 5. Field bunts. and moderately wide. The tunic A hat of black hair braid is shown “Uh. You had no confidence in league to date. Also, don't forget that Cobb is finished with velvet ribbon in black, in the picture, in which the braid is him”. peplum is • • • is the weakest player in the and the bordered with it. stretched over a very tine wire frame. Connie Mack declares Elmer Myers American league tagging base- “But you have In me?” the greatest pitcher he has developed runners.—Chicago Evening Pott. “Y-yes.” in sixteen years. “Precisely. Our opinions are the • * « same, but the difference in the cost The Cincinnati Reds are showing a AL DEMAREE GETS REVENGE is $2O. And to have confidence in lot more spirit in their work this year your case is well worth $2O. This than ever before. war in Europe is a terrible affair, is * * • Pitcher Manager McGraw Let Go Has it not?”—Philadelphia Ledger. Winner Benny Kauff. Roger Been Consistent Over Bresnahan once traded Pitch- Giants in Most er for dog. Games. One can’t always measure a good bases his opinion this way: "Kauff Hopper a bird He is now ready time by the cost. will be a better ball player under Mc- to trade back. Demaree, the • • • Al Phillies’ pitcher, Graw than he was in the Federals be- has had sweet revenge on John Me- Often the woman in the case is a George Stallings says only cause he will be more subject to dis- the club Graw for letting him go to the Phil* case in herself. cipline. No ball player can do himself the Braves have to dispose of to win justice unless he is accountable to a the pennant is Chicago. manager he respects.” • • • There were more homers made off IS of “Rube” Marquard last season than PETE HARRISON INITIATED off of any other pitcher. A Man’s • • • Ncw’y Appointed Umpire Receives Milwaukee “fans” are enthusiastic Characteristic Scorching at Hands over the splendid playing of “Jim” Worth of John McGraw. Thorpe, formerly of the Giants. • • * depends upon his power to Pete Harrison, the new National BillLouden, last year with the Buf- produce what the world league umpire has received his initia- falo Feds, is the talk of Cincinnati, recognizes as of value. tion at tho hands of John J. McGraw. where he is playing second base. 'Sooner or later they all get And when you have to a • * • skirmish McGraw baptism and it may as well around you’ll be has signed Captain Bob find that this now as any time. Harrison gave Connie Mack power a de- of the Columbia university. He —which i 3 just power cision on the bases which the Watt entitled is an a hard hitter. of mind and body—depends Giants' leader to a protest, but *‘the infielder and • • to a remarkable degree on ump” believes that he gave the play right. Rome players seem to get a lot of the food one eats. pleasure out of their troubles when Walking over to the referee, For highest accomplish' Mc- they are telling them to the umpire. Graw said, “Well, old boy, you’ve • * ment one must have the best tipped your hand, your a homer.” “Go values in food —food which away, I won’t talk to you,” replied Walter Rehg, one-time Pirate and Red Sox inflelder, is playing a slashing builds well-balanced bodies Harrison. “Yes, you will talk to me,” and brains. continued McGraw as he game tor "Dave” Shean’s Providence followed Har- Grays. rison. "I have been talking to um- • • • pires twenty-five years and I’m going Elmer Smith, the youngster playing to talk to you.” Other remarks were j Indians, Grape-Nuts is about as made—-anyway Harrison now kuows right field for the McGraw. timely a hitter as there Is in the big jt. leagues. FOOD • * • GUM-CHEWING NOT has that kind of value. It POPULAR Rabbit Maranville covers so much contains all the nutriment of ground the Boston baseball experts re- wheat barley, in- Amertean League Umpires Do Not En- fer balls as being hit to his Pacific AIRY whole and to FOR MIDSUMMER WEAR. cluding the important gage in Mastication Exercises or Atlantic aide. mineral Whlla an • • • elements so often lacking in Field. in this suit a wide belt and cuffs are For trimming, there is a broad wing, 4 the usual dietary. V One of “Benny” Kauff's good traits made of the silk, with rows of shir- made of black goura feathers, that Thtre are no gum-chewing umpires is gopd sportsmanship. When the um- rings set very close together and leav- rival the braid in league; airiness. Black vel- Grape-Nuts comes ready In the American at least if pire calls a third strike "Benny" usu- tng a frillat each edge. The belt and vet ribbon hi long straight loops Indulge in and to eat, is easy to digest, they do mastication exer- ally turns to the bench without a show blouse fasten to one side with round ends lends a touch of substantial the field the movement trim- nourishing, economical, won- cises on af the of protest. Al Demares. •ilk-covered buttons in groups of ming. mounted against the under - brim Jaws is too slight to ha detected. Last • • • three, and they make a pretty finish at the back. derfully delicious —a help in 5 . year several National league arbiters Fielder Jones Is still wearing • uni- lies. In the first place he shared in tor the cuffs. building men of worth. F" onhfto all tho oows in Christendom by form and coaching from the lines. The the world's series money last year and Milliners declare that it is hard to ten has veteran pilot also puts in about ha also been a consistent winner get them wide enough—the hats of “ hat maybe this sea- minutes pitching to his batters in pre- over the Giants In most of tho games midsummer —and nothing so expan- a, liminary practice. la which he has faced them. Reason”