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The only change of seasons 18 when the “westerlies” come in the rainy season, These tropical rains descend with great violence. In the year fol lowing the three years’ drought, there was a rainfall of 150 inches, 10 inches falling In one night $ Night and Nr: 3h au RID orAdult. Atall Eye Book. Marine Eye Ca., Chicagn league star as a pitcher, f then after a reversal of Hist i i The playing 1 sensational story &t Benham in egan Comiskey, owner of the Chicage team. nary His ball He finished a by Charles Texas in that year He continued. with the White Sox ¥ his ineffectiveness, sti big and what a tion! he smasied out eight hits in nine tr show vindica never can tell re-entered the game against the Phillies Which clearly shows you considered a castofl recent pan, H AAPA AAPA rr] Ere PA AP CEES EGE EEE CS ETE EES “hottest” baseball game United States this year Is be played at Death Valley Junction, © on July 4, the thermometer stood at 121 degrees while teams nearby mines the mining camp of contested for the championship of that part of the Mojave desert. Two hundred spectators much en- thusiasm, despite the fact they did not have any protection from the sun. BLAS ANA a the 3 believed Pt » to that al. when from the borax and Shoshe from me rr ree TTT i CCCP FEE EEE 2 PPA PAB displayed MANAGER GOOD IS VETERAN Played Ball With Several Major League Teams. Manager Wilbur Good of the Kan- sas City Blues Is a veteran in base ball, having started In the game In During his career he played with the New York Americans, Manager Wilbur Good. Cleveland, Philadelphia Athletics, Bos. ton Nationals and the Chicago Cubs. At one time he was with Baltimore In the International. He was playing with the Cubs when sold to the Kan- sag City club, Sox Buy Catcher, Jim R. Long, catcher for the Okla- homa City Western league club, has been sold to the Chicago Americans for fall delivery Diamond Squibs Bloomington Frank Romine and Danville t« on, w released the wok 1 Him a * * 0d 0 5 planning the big the Ball players sald to | ’ leagues are © first, but It may is the Red Sox you inking about. . * =» The last will be take years If It happen to be th So hit that when you become thirty. “grand old man.” . + =» With Manager Joe Berger again has released Infielder Carl * * - Is the old-time medical like curing lke exploded by the fact that an umpire became {ll from eating poison? LA * They pay money for a ball player pamed Nick Dumovich, which shows that scouts don't plek them for thelr names, . & 2 Instead of New Orleans sending Pitcher John Miljus to Beaumont of the Texas league, he was released to Nashvlile, . = » The major leagues have a rule that a player drafted cannot be sold or traded to a nondraft league for a year after he is drafted, Second Baseman Gorman of Des Moines is out of the game as a result of being hit in the eye with a foul tip during batting practice, - * * Golf fascinates, that's why so many ball players are taking to it, but tak- ing to It as recreation. Baseball, for the professional, becomes work, - - * If the Pirates keep up their wild work, some one will discover that*Bil McKechnie is a manager—that he has the divine touch of the baseball leader, . - * Chamber of commerce officials at Lakeland, Fila, have announced that the Cleveland American league base ball club will train there next spring. . A deal 1g on, It 1s stated, for a group of Newark citizens, headed by several city officials and politicians, to pur chase the Newark International league franchise, . se Chick Galloway's transformation into ua good batter Ix one of the sea. son's baseball sensations. In a recent series aut Cleveland he made ten hits out of twenty times at bat. AEA LEA LA ALA LEASE ALCL EAA AAA LARA RR RRR RR RRRR A. ’ + rth heh theo hho dion LEE KING'S NEW BAT When Lee King was serving hig first enlistment ss a Glant, he and Art Nehf used the same model bat. Returning to the Glants the other day, King greet. ed Nehf: “Well, old boy, I got a bat now that you and I sure can plaster the apple with” “Yeh? queried Art. “Yeh,” was the answer, “It's a special model. I went to the factory and told ’em how to make it and saw ‘em do It.” “What's it like?’ Nebf wanted to know. “Well,” sald King, “the hitting end of it Is a Lee King model; the handle is a Babe Ruth, and it's got a George Sisler knob on the end of It" FAL AL ALA LAA LLAR ARR ACL ARAL RRRR BARR RRR. Press ssssssmansRnRnwRRRRn QUICK STROKE WINS FAME FOR W. HOOVER Duluth Sculling Marvel Is Attract- ing Much Attention. Experts Are Agreed That Marvelous Speed Displayed by New Champion Is Due to His Peculiar Stroke Style Original, Walter Hoover, the Duluth sculling marvel, whose phenomenal rise to the pinnacle of boatsmanship | ed international hi I position by ¥ cular style of rowing which as attract srttontioge BILE, achieved irtue of a par- t1 considerable dif- mastering. of the ish Henley regatta is due to his peculiat stroke, 8 short, swift movement which, > a Hoover, Duluth Marvel. Sculling in actus! test during the Thames com- petition, produced as high as 58 com strokes a minute Nothing In of sports reveals other follower of the sculls capable of such execution, and there were note at the water sweepstakes who were matched with the Duluth lad In point of technique. Hoover's masterly style ls self originated, according to those who have watched him through his long and arduous training since he left his em- ployment as an engineer in the old home town to seek the sculling cham pionship of the world, and even the title holder himself is not wholly able to define or explain the creation his stroke. the that was annals any 1uatie aquatic 2 admit English tediy, was uncertain as abifity with the doubtful In what would eventually place him, but dur oars and own set rules for physical training. his physical seif religiously. this time he was a woodsman, factory worker, soldier on the Mexican border, student and engioeer. 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