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i Mtl.. Vh Uv in. Daily Calendar of Sports I VI "- '; Cblllj Atmosphere Does Xt Slow 1 Manairer Milrhcll Is Placing Some Position. PEORIA BOWLING for the j Up Conditioning; Practice f Hopes in Setond Strio Men to RACING. the' Team. TEAMS TO BRING Come ThrooBh. ... William, lanky first sack- - Continuation of winter meeting PLAY TO AN END to to the holdout class. Dave at Havana, Culja. Rock Island from a BY FRED TrRBYYILLE. ? Mcured by Continuation of spring meeting Frost to our community, the Au- - league club and had prom- - at Bowie, Md. 111.. 7. Far from t!ie critical eyes of IwrnWfHW" . gustana nine is working hard to Peoria, April The Peoria . .Ha earliest nni.k-- Z, their rivals, ,ud to come uu BOXING. get into shape for Saturday's mix bowlers onened their aitarka in the at the time Tighe mailed went through a long date Pacific A. A.-T- with Monmouth. the American bowling congress ?i Now, however, championships, at training grind on the contract. San Francisco. here today. The last of the invad this spring the S. Birting with an industrial "Ockie" Dahlquist's arm is in ins; teams games Pacific coast It was their fourth ii Johnny Griffiths vs. Goats Doig, finished their last where munificent sal-- h better condition than it ever was night and the closing days year out there. Znt team 10 rounds, La Salle, 111. three held up as an inducement at before, so he says, and his twirling will bring all teams Into They went west early and mad are Johnny Kilbane vs. Koh-- Peoria o - Willie seems to prove his statement. The action.' This was Creve Coeur club use of every hour of California's for players iu juy ler, 6 rounds, Philadelphia. at problem of filling the pitchers' box. day, 24 teams representing the or- golden sunshine. "Magcr Tighe is considerably in particularly on two day trips, was ganization taking the drives. Bui the Cubs wont roll back most any jfloh of the services of Williams the bothersome of that Edward Paul of Peoria, state east any too well seasoned at that. themselves, zl He still holds hopes that the PEORIA VOTES presented but as the champion, was to roil today in the It rained a lot. The natives, even, opening game man two-me- n fellOW Will ium draws near old individuals and events. admit it has been an exceptionally L,rt soon. Otherwise he will be gloom is leaving the camp of the Attacks on the last shifts last cold season. And then thera ara otJijed to go out and buy a first Scandinavians. and everything night brought . low scores and ta the individual ailments Hollocher FOR BUILDING points to a 100 per cent successful leads were unchanged. and Herzog. lawman. . The Williams was one or the nrst season. standings today are: Heirog developed a bad case of .,.. to be negotiated for by Of course the absence of the Five-me- n events: hernia, but he dodged the operat- lu.;.r Tiehe. Having played for Wennerbergs will make a big hole Brucks No. 1. Chicago 3.096 ing table. Grit and loyalty to his de- - OF A STADIUM Central Alleys. Indianapolis. iirk it 1917. Uave evidenced a in Saturday's lineup, but Captain ..3.056 team have won so far in his race game Livestock Press, Chicago 2.990 fir tO return lu mc iuiu mm Collins promises a good to keep the pennant hopes before his correspondence Indi-ctP- tl Woodville Limes, Toledo 2,967 MB and Fleming company, the bruin fans. But he's not in, that the sooner h reached Furniture very good shape and the Cubs may Bond Issue foe $100,000 . Baseball Cleveland 2,947 Hock Island the better he would CAMERA WAS lose hlni later. Turk Passes by a Small Major- Jl Two men: Paducah, Ky. Joe Wilhoit, who M. Erickson-E- . Krems. Chi Another ill turn of fate showed ''But Dave is one who carefully ity Yesterday. in George Tyler, broke the world's record for hit- - cago 1.301 veteran pitcher. rnirsea the family exchecquer and His wing developed A Pa- tin? in 69 consecutive games last ID. Devito-F- . huby. Chicago. . .1,273 a knot. a lirijht idea came into his head. cific coast Peoria. 111.. April 7. The Peoria year, has just let it leak out what H. Tbomas-H-. Votel. Pitts- - specialist put the work He wrote Jack and wanted to know on it. The star boxman Is regain- prov- club of the Three Eye league will broke his streak. He yielded to a ourgn i.tj if "training expenses" would be ing form now. occupy a new $100,000 baseball photographer one morning and J. Xevarill-A- . Hartman, Chi- ided for his wife. Jack answered cago Herzog has devoted a lot of time question: "What position stadium after Aug. 1, as a result of that afternoon went hitless. 1.26S ita the IBHWl O. Whitehead-E- . Grubb, teaching a pair of youngsters how play?" yesterday's election. A $50,000 St. does your wife Since then SSt to around second. They 1,237 att are steadfastly refused to hop bond issue providing for the sta- BE FORGETS EAST. Lqjiis Dave has Individuals: Tony. Schnits, recruit from" Mil- for city and is listeni- dium was passed by a majority of a rattler this Milwaukee. The Milwaukee J. Shaw, Chicago 713 waukee, and Walter P. Pearce. with an attentive ear to tlie 162 votes. The city had donated a - ng - y Panthers have a rookie outlielder. S. Mercurio. Cleveland 702 picked from the Rockford team of sweet refrain of big money in the tract of land valued at $50,000 'try on areve Losingion, meir squad b. Megeowan, the Three Eye. promisi- some ago. Evansville 698 Both are bustles. time Work will start who was born in Brazil. He caineij. Leilineer. Chicago .. 69" ng- Lay Out Field. immediately on new the plant, it to the United States a master of R. Peakie, Chicago tiSi Alexander, Vaughn and Hendrix City Engineer Wallace Treichler was announced. Concrete and the Spanish language, Now he's ; All events: are in the proverbial pink. Of the spent today Douglas park laying ' at steel snnd and bleachers are to bei learned English and forgotten Jimmy Smith, Milwaukee 1.913 recruit pitchers. Stolz seems to be oat the playing field. The ground erected. Spanish. j J. Hrakek, Chicago 1,886 standing the acid test. He's a rapidly being placed fit condit- ii in R. Meyer. SL Louis 1,883 swarthy southpaw. Mitchell dug for a contest and with anything ion IE. Krems, Chicago 1,881 him up frorr ihe plains of South approaching a comfortable weather H. Votel, Pittsburgh 1,86 Dakota. buge crowd should file through the "EENIE, MIENIE, Chuck Hollocher will be turnstile on Sunday afternoon, when MEINIE, MO, OUT TO SHORT at STUDIO ROAD WORK. short. His injured hand is almost Vhe Plow Boy3 will be visitors in YOU ARE TO GO," SINGS MANAGER DODGERS PORTING JAZ Los Angeles. Billy normal. With Fred MerUle around, Rock Island. Gibson only laughs at the prediction of Johnny Mitchell doesn't need to worry HORSES AK EOKF. BV BRUCE C01'EI.AD Dundee that Benny Leonard would about first. Charley Deal is at third. He has a good understudy Baltimore The 40-d- spring grow slow, fat and awkward while in a recruit named Earl Marriott. meet for Maryland is now doing pictures. He has Benuy do- under Dode is showing excep way. They t DAYS OF REAL SPORT. A SOCIAL ERROR, ing road work to and from the I'askert started lie horses at tionally strong this year at the bat Bowie with Kavre de Grace pitch-er'- s siutlio dailv. and (Apologies to Br.iggs.) Cold sweat deluded the and in the outfield. Dave Robert- Pimlico next on the track calendar. wish 1 were Aladdin brow I PUBLIC son and Max Klack will also sit Purses aggregate about $435,000. And, with my manic lamp, (lie had two eirls. you know) : XOTICE. re-- tight on their jobs. Joe Letter and Fd do my best to gladden To Mae he penned a note just After this date I will not be i sponsible for any debts contracted Bernard Friherg are the outfield grown-up- , now. Each boyish scamp. any myself. roolae candidates. my But mailed it off tt Flo. bv one other than Td rub lump and wrinkles JAMES T. COMPTON. Bill Killifer joined the club in Of care would disappear; April o. 1920. good shape. I"d nib and merry Iwinkles Carpentier's taste runs to colors, From eyes grown dim from judging "from reports of his ward- fear , robe: so he ought to feel natural Would iit-'- a brand new play-worl- d in black and blue. Where encp all hope had fled; Rock Island chauffeurs are Ti TirHT -- Dnu I'd rr.b and make a saj world more and wore efficient every day. Xow they only miss s MUL. From joys jou lonjj Jif Id dead. -- by about two inches. 5 a WMW 4Ffl W-- I'd rub and every fellow .WWV..'7 J Grantand Rice Would be a boy ajruin Class always tells on the dia- & mond: but how about the grand- 'From those whose years are mel- -' iCopyright, 1920. New York Tribune, Inc.) low, " . stand on ladies' day? To those just hailed as men. l'ol-I- I tinting Ihe Pennant. I'd rub and out of nowhere One touch of somethintr makes Would rise a corner lot: the whole world akin: but it isn't NO. 2 CINCINNATI. I'd rub and yon would iro there for money. They yanked the sepptre from MoCraw, LiSe Johnny-mi-the.Spo- t: They turned and beat the Giants down: Herb Tlionnahlcn. I'd nil) my lamp and Maud yon Some folks are proud to admit They swung upon Ed Seecot's jaw jthat to a N 0RMA r. BROWN. Asm hist the Harden wall, it takes a hammer crack And almost wrecked Chicago Town: rjib nut. They vWerb And then I'd and Imnd yon let the scuttled Pirates drown Thormahlen, most effcet'.ve I. pitcher A bat and irline and bill The while their backers rose to cheer; on the Yankee roster lust i TIMES HATE CHANGED SINCE Perdie they did the job up brown war, wiih the exception of Carl 1.11 JOURNEYS IX JAZZ. MOTHER WAS A GIRL. But this is now another year. y who - joined the club in mid- Cn&VnitIla. A In days cone by season, , is counted on bv Hurrcins . "Z. I". When yon and I Repeal Or Not M worth more this season than , Held trysts down in the lane, f.h" M. six Whitstsntidesf or an even half Candle-ntas- es last. s""c lY Each lime Something lik dozen gesi neer m iowd iorh.nve ceuia cheerful by ar.y Thomahlen, when he is right, is Spent not a dime have drifted since club repeated in the National leacue. now mav be had at Havana for 1913 by Boston, Tery effective and dependable Upon his little Jane; In serried order since pennants have been carried home wler. $100 round trip, including hangover Philadelphia, Brooklyn. New York. Chicago and Cincinnati. He must be handled care-mll- j, privileges. On the outside Pittsburgh and St. Louis have been peering through however, as he loses his en'ec-Wene- But nowadays That's a helluva distance to trav- panes, yearning in for a slice of from overwork. He isn't A lover pays the frosted vain cake. wry el for nasal illumination, but it In the meanwhile, born alone the April breeze, there comes the sturdy brother, either. Last gives you plenty of time to sober His sweetie's weieht in jrold; Teirhe was handicapped by illness. And even then In front Wllbert Robinson, and from left to rsM: Ivan Olson, subdued query of the d.iy: "C;:n the Reda repeat?" He up coming back. participated in 30 games, how-J- opened a pail order The little wren t noes nam auu jimmy joiuimuh. We have withhold. Two Slrons Points. and held the opposition to house in Havana. Her lips will off 62 earned runs game. Robby switched his inflelders around some this sprin?. Olson is now on second last year short; The Reds are strong in two highly vital points. They have one of a While Send for a simp-to- m blank. the official at before at third; Jimmy Johnston goes to third before at second and in ou'ttielU. led dope on his won and lost Hysterical flappers need not ap- o wonder men , Ward is short the greatest managers that ever a ball club the best all around wcord isn't some yen today. at hand, he won 13 and ply. We to control all our Could save play much, is no longer a! He has never played the sun manager in baseball M nine aim. days; BI FEED TURBYVILLE. .didn't battles, according to uno- customers. In those dim. distant third baseman. He's a shortstop fieid. That is all that worries And they have one of the best piVhing staffs in the game a staff fficial figures. Sans lobsters, crabs ' is well blended with three fine youngsters, two steady Extra charge for fancy drinks, Jacksonville, Fla., . "My; now and a good one. Robuy in selecting that veterans lne acquisition of And taxicabs a strong reserve section on the side. Carl Mavs and owing to fancy fines. infield looks a lot better this year,": jimmy Johnston, who played in In his old league they played ti-sai- d and j? expected stickup eabar (ys). return to form of protected by the And , manager of j second, is going, light ball and had no sun field. Kller. ituether, (ting. Sallee and Fisher give Voran three strong trnie We are fully the outfield and at Shore, will give Huggins a up. ' Dodgers, who are quite regu-- . to be regularly located at third But maybe he can learn. right handers and two first class left handers with which to carry on police until they sober to t the chance to handle Herb in the growler. ' Pitchers have sv" j Yankees at the! a good arm and fields Rowdy Eiliot, catcher, from his earnest ambition to win two pennants in a row. Proper Use our noiseless JfK. larly trimming the base. He has the manner this year, with good potatoes make the best au erai wecno .. 1 - - 'Smith Sirti, haseha field. nicely. coast, has a lot of pepper. He'll These five pitchers Mopped the National league cold last season Our to practice!' throwing pop gratin cocktails. A funny feeling never has Robby will be proud of them Bobby likes that combination and be first string catcher most likely. and then stood the slugging White Sox upon their beam's ends for a Herb was bottles, And born in Jersev Citv, with everv peeling. if they come through in good on top of the good pitching he is Kruger probabiy will be second finish touch. "'? . 1897. and notified his folks Nothing stir- getting and expects to keep on get man and Oto Miller will put in They are all back and ready to go the route apain where they Try our hootch. the spitter has been slfape for he has switched them .i.neit day that he wanted to ring below the ankles. liking and the ting right into the season of 1920, most of h'.s time helping out the have found out that $5,000 each waits iu the way of a World'B Scries for .h?ihh.a T saliva addicts will have around to his own the Yankees. Washing-- Our spirts are always cordial: of Brooklyn won't recognize he hasn't anything to complain of. pitchers. dividend. m Was Iifans th first eisewnere. I :s a II Vtat. D,g lea&ue ciuu to Bennv Dictine. c&airman. th inner work- - The outfield is fast and hits hard. There fcelmc of optimism In Other Ways. stag- - x.--l V The N'a,i"Ilals signed we teach you all the latest ..! ..n,oin. at hia Hi Mevnrs and Zach Wheat are! around the Dodeers' camn ' fri Outside of Moran and his pitching staff the Reds are Just a good, 'of an'1 ,ct him K0 10 Hack- - gers extra charge. . ',rs7a,in-fir- baser" (there, course, and a new face "Looks iike we are going to have MfcTt without :L,f st every-da- y ball c!uh. neither brilliant nor bad. He scrve(1 tin'e at Rich- - Our bartenders are too busy to !?ler Olson, the vet- - i will shine, too. It belongs to some pitching and that is a!l the itM i or sworn. Robby has moved In Wingo and Rariden they have two good, steady catchers. In iwna, Baltimore and ChamberKburg be stvlish. W:e had to can a bird played ;eran shortstop, to second base. It Bernie Neis, from its Saskatoon Dodgers need.'' said Ivan Olson. club of tern Canadian "Team is 50 per cent this Raubert, Rath. Kopt and (iroh they have a first class infield, the mont --Hsu- iia uuusni aim IHHII wees ior noiaing wet-- a new job to Ivap for he has the better uuore. last uiiuo of j isn't valuable in the National league. Aug. 25. 1917, for ?7.S00. He stopped to dress. ilSS eonM played second beTore. eague Bernie is huf.ng hard and spring," said Otto Miller. ,m&ke you tJ SlIBiit flash of speed. He 11 be the And Robby, too. admits pros- Their outfield carries one star batsman in Rnuch and two others B,n,J'credit for Pitching one Our rooster fizzes whistleV i Chuck Ward, who got back from is a to to their hearts' i .250 in Neale and D;in an. that yearlosing it; In 1918 cackle. We keep the eggs. season but regular right fieider. pects are much rosier. below on Content jthe armv early last The" averaged something .275. seven and lost three. Less noise in the gallery! three Red outfielders beloij Daubert is et ill a good first baseman, and 7rob is one of the two best third basemen in baseball. Buck Weaver being the other choice. So the Reds are well adjusted. They have a star in the outfield, BY ALLMAN k DOINGS a star upon the infield, three stars in the box a:iT a star manager to OF THE DUFFS steer the machine along. Reds s. (.iants. I a . a iA The National league fight will be another battle between the Reds d ' ""- - v H ill j Bpwew and the Giants. tOV-OOV- C irH0Tt Ml hJ Last season the Reds beat out the Gients by a margin of nine full NOT I - flDVSE5. MP 10 I til COST MB JJI- rr . . B games, while lae Giant3 finished games beyond the Cubs, in third ' place. . 1 - j r . very finish. The Reds look to --"" I K. co' . V . y I There was nothing iloce about this N Uve 1 be fully as strong this season as they were last. The pitching wiil been vamG s ll,rrr, hardly be any better and the intield was at its best in 1919. But the 1 ojm same cast is back in good condition. undoubtedly than they were, for reasons CP , a But the Giants are better I 1 that wiil be taken up a day or two later. ' 17 If the Reds can beat out the Giants they will repeat When theja two clubs get together they should pitch one another to death. o Fluke ( namps. . ' The Reds are no fluke champions. Moran has a first class na, i3 rougher opposition tbU season than lie knew fUine. but he rating J last vear. IU can look for a harrago. from Alexander and au,-r.:'- when be faces the Cubs. So can thn Giatjta, but Alexanuer bus nov.r been at his best apainst the New York lut. Few took the Keds seriously last season until July. .Now every' one knowB they belong in the best baseball society. ny club that has five good pitchers with a team batting average at .204." with the combination piloted by a grsgit, manager is not to le subjected to any undue scorn. The Reds have a good chance to win again almost a 50-5- 0 chaace and they look to be a cinch tor 12. ammt