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If a pitcher of lacks a suitable curve or blows up In twasSWW0:a replythe~thatoteano elyIyatuetob the seventh ining, remove his ton- by a eircumstances. sils. Roy Wilkinson, White loz of extsnuating hurler, who from time to time has diu'- LNDIS e DECISION and Bill until 1922, . ied.gi rth, Pierey May 20, of threat- a wgld serIs mowy, which played symptoms greatness, p a ens to have his removed. He thinks nditosed a bbshell Into the Be he might take on twenty additiona m While the sve tyf the puanismeat Wa not ex- pounds. "Wilke" has plenty of stuff, lct caries bars pr risleathat were Not anticipated. but as the ball players may, "pitches MAYBEFOUGHT d to stand a financial loss, * * himself out." The added weight prob- Ia eefee of so that the C ~ C C.* ably would make him a star. Yanhes next spring and then keep debaa Is a sample. s lifted. There In nothing the matter with BYBOBMEUSEL Ray Schalk's arm nor his ability to work, am he caught more than 100 Yank.. Outfielder inyists A iemuientasspremotorasand thus pre- games per season for nine consecutive Has No Right to Take aindoesasn onthce pWt years. When he started for the hos- To GoBac WitA pital he had a good job done-tonsils His Money. and adenoids both removed. If this 0 anesasoonele to him Giants causes a double-barreled improvement LOS ANGELE0. Dec. 7.--Bob K "Until be can tree f in his throwing gear the White Sox 30., Now York Yankee outfielder. No i d menner suggeuted by the ofB- By IswatiOni News orviee. pitchers next spring better arm them- Say declared te fines imposed 0n him. 04eim edlet. HAVANA, Dec. 7,-"This is selves with a mask and blanket. me.nBabe Ruth and WIILM PIWW DOO onsm Sor DO&e great news. It's just like Ye- "Shovel" Hodge, lox hurler, also had for infractloq of the mjor league rule Rafhts ledvissd barustorming tour t g home after a vacation an operation, but it simply was for ap- prohibiting "bernotormngn" tours fte oom- pendicitis, which Is likely to afflict the playern who participated In the oI bet ta netted him ss than $5000. In soene foreign co.untry" unathletic at any time. There no weres of that year could not be The lnteret en this, as charged by mented Heinie Groh, when in- longer is any distinction In having the to "stick." formed today that he had been the Landis. an esly amount to OWVT@us"* mem appendix removed, but the tonsils, "I have talked with attorneys ISO traded by Cincinnati to the New adenoids, the teeth-ah, me, that Is they tell me that a man's wages mm'b. i'fromn what Ruth Is worth as a York Giants. supper.. ,eko You the height of fashion. - not be taken away from is, Me bos d ftse attraction on a sprmg train- "I always did like New York TRADERUMORS BROTHERPAUL The tooth-extraction method flU- Ing trip and the Bret month ofa and McGraw will never regret vered in the case of George Tyler. N"I earned my world aes 01011 p emen. the strong poe- his action in securing my ser- That worthy went to the oelebrated knd Judge Landis has n rigt , , ebUat his Qtinga oent= base- Groh. Drs. Mayo in Rochester, Minn., and take It away from me. WhehuIt- -" can vices," maid was told to have his molars extracted. will into the a now Isose up. Babe Groh is a vacation take the matter o*rt U-ioubtedly ahe ig money on In- spending FILL AIR WHEN SAYSRUTH AS He did. During the season of 1910, will be decided after I set In Io~k :eeadent beokag next season, bat here. after a late start, Tyler succeeded I- with Plercy and Ruth. I earned the iafr that he may nat do so well. season. capturing fourteen games and seemed world series money. It in mine by? value to the team last Meusel, destined for a comeback, but he fell I Jeme a record buh pitchers however, Is an asset second in value ad Intend to have Ssotw inte baseball faa& ranked second down this year and passed Into the away he will be only to Ruth. He only International League. bvery right. Owe th = to Babe as a home run hitter. MAGNATESMEET BDLYADVISED t." be --, as a Tahee. 11e will soon To the los ineurred by Ruth's sus- Mammex a Sick Man, y old and be Is Xt- must be added the espense et Heinle Oroh Deal One of Bambino's Friend of Schoolboy Some ailment fastened weslt ad on l pension Biggest mysterious amn "634MW If souring two new outfidders with on Itself upon Al Mamax, Brooklyn aah 21jr league which to start the neXt champienship Deals Since Ruth Went Days Comments Fin* SUSPENDEDTRIO nmd Fomite to start one. assame. The chances of the Yoes Ei 's ss- to .attee at To Yanks. Fixed Landis. hurler. For years Al *as one of the ,the. easty 1en9l hmage aepesting as champions under hee by strong men of baseball-a thorough : st sut huh In the memories rircuntstanoes Is anything but bright. and hard working athlete. Last win- AMPM er-and seone Is tight no to By JACK VNIOCK. BALTIMORE, Md., Dec. T.--Cor. ter he and all Faiure then, with Ruth draw today on the and started losing weight law. the crowds and no wrl's series to BUFALO, N. Y.. Dec. 7.--Trade menting suspension summer continued falling off. Late MIYTAKE PART fine of Babe Ruth by Judge Landis, -f Recoed aNgI. top the sason. could easly run the winds started blowing here today as Brother Paul, of St. Mary's Industrial In the season a doctor advised pulling In any eveat Ruth is not going to be Yankee leases up to a half milion say-ex%'~r.BT- the baseball magnate. warmed School, alma hIs teth, but that did not seem to dollars. got Ruth's mater, declared help, and at last reports he still was e berlis fure be was in 1M50 and up to their favorite winter pastime. Ruth was badly advised. Brother 1Wt I he quits he win be a The more one considens the laulfs Paul has been Babes friend and a very sick man. seossa.- ou With the announcement of the deal There are some ban players who IN If he SPRINGGAMES and What I mea loe to the club, sticks, Do adviser for years. ato until late decision the tougher it PM& Think?| that brings Heinie Groh back to the had could be operated on best with a chisel set ge training "Ruth been badly advised in Landis Quoted as not his form Giants from Cincinnati for and hammer, but medical science has Saying Play- Ia' heonaa regain Sknsow MWa You fass thinakof the George deciding to make the barastorming not reached that as to Laean d"W i 61,f be" Bob MesseI their Burns, Mike Gonzales. and something trip," said Brother Paul. "It was stage applied era Are for Train- sea- tuth, **rid sert@# athletics. However, it is all the rage Eligible And a month diced otf his 19Mo. like $100.00 In cold cash, other mag- sentiment more than money that sm.. be has no chance to pro an aspndg hs ssi iay SO, nates loomened up with announce- to attribute lack of efficiency to the ing Contests. gractically eerst Doeo thinek their prompted his action. however." He teeth. to the tonsila or to the equal or een approach his benerun STARSOFTENNIS offenee asnts. pointed out that the great batsman adenoids, BIFFALO. N. Y., De7.?.-ude MerrMad ther ete6stD and any ball who owns a com- re.erde of the pat two sese's. The Groh deal Is the largest pulled could have ande sore money in player Cenesaw M. Landis, high ownmls- It is of opmrs, that Judge off In baseball since the Yankees &:lete set of any of such equipment Peamble, other enterprises. has a alibi for sioner of baseball. who Monday land may relent to the extent of per- si rOd scrtent 41 ti dMlake it brutf Puat it a e bought Babe Ruth from Boston. The "lans In small towns wanted to always bandy whatever on with Tan- littl, third baseman taske his evil befalls him In the heat of a dia- xmed sentence Babe Ruth, Bob maittlag Ruth to tain the place see Ruth.
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