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COMPLETE WRECK
Tells How She Was Made
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Vegetable Compound
Indianapolis, Indiana.— ‘Now I want
to tell you just what me to take
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seemed that I had
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full time. The last
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jwreck. The doctor
thought I would not
live, a if I did that
—d | would never be well
and strong again But I told them I was
going to get well, that I was not going
to die just then. My husband got me
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pound and I took six bottles of it. I
soon got strong again and had three
more children. ve recommended
the Vegetable Compound ever since, and
if you could see me now ou would think
I had always been well.’’—Mrs. MARY
F. HERRICK, 234 Detroit St., Indian-
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His Fix.
“Try to be content with your lot.”
“But I have no lot. If I had 1
would put a house on It.”
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UR
INTERNATI
Abel R. Kiviat,
in the near future,
York state. His case
AAS
Discovery of Rusie
Captain Tarleton, U, 8S. A, r
tired, tells of the discovery of a
pitcher back in the dark days
of the eighties, an Indian-
apolis athletic club, sponsored an
independent baseball team, This
team was playing a club from
Frankfort but was without
pitchers, except the one who h
worked the day hefore and com
plained of a sore arm,
One of the players sald
the centerfielder could pliteh—
that he saw him twirling
on the lots an few
The centerfielder
pitched that
knew nothing
ever, upon
the box. He
fort team that
hits and
pitch.
The player
when
y AAPA
ALAA EEL EEE LEELA LEGA EEE EGBA GSE AE
ad
that
fn game
days before,
he
he
How.
¥
sald
game hut that
of pitching.
insistence. he ent
out the Frank
day with three
scovered he could
rg
shut
At
was Amos Rusle,
A RP FFT rT Trebor oot oases
Yankees Sign Shays
HERI ne
John Suggs,
with the
southpaw
Atlanta
pitcher
club of
Champion
collegian,
League
a youhg
American
Yankees, Suges is
and
the
trading
ted Sox.
Yankee staff made vacant by
of Lefty O'Doul to the
—
Obeyed Invitation of Cap Anson to
Get Billiard Cues While Riding
on Steamer,
Old-time ball players took more
strongly to billiards than those
today,
formers were produced,
being Cap Anson and John Clarkson,
superb pitcher,
“Clarkson Iways was ready for a
game on the green cloth,” said An-
son one day. “I recall when we were
leaving Boston on a boat by the Fall
River line one night. John and I were
gitting on the upper deck, and I sug-
gested a little game of billiards, There
was a bit of rivalry between us, and
John was prompt in accepting the
challenge,
“qf you don’t mind I wish you'd
go up to my cabin and bring down
those two cues which are lying on
the bed,’ I told him. John went in-
side, and appeared promptly, lugging
the two cases,
“Then the whola gang gave him
the laugh. ‘Whoever heard of plas.
ing billlards on a river boat? they
asked him. John was a wee bit
peeved.”
“COME-BACK” |?
and American mile ch
game, will attempt a co
A. A. U. for req
in a held In
has been reinstated,
Canadian,
esting
meet New
Sporting Squibs
of All Kinds
Yale students may e !
for their ow
. » »
. W. Rog
contract to coach tl
wr has signe
e¢ Princes
team,
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The
ing a
¥
New York Civie is mak
¥
drive to abolish
leigue
EE
Sunday ba
J. A. 8p
been elected captain
Swiliinng team.
Jack
COliege,
tract
Ryder,
has
to continue
Perhaps the
becom
and
lies in ndency to
business sthenia
to
neura
big
thus cease
intercollegiate rowing
April 21 to
ty eight-oared
decided over
This season's
year embraces
12
will
‘vars!
be famed
COUrses,
. »
who will keep fight
present the Bos
lea ie this
ank L.
merican
Manager Fr
the
100.000 swimn
fa otar
be a far The stru
ture, it Is hoped, will be ready for use
Season.
Floyd Herman, firstsacker
y» Bost
in the Western
He was
this spring, hit for 16
inst season
games for Omaha.
*® - .
Scout Mike Donlin of
he has landed
Jlack, the
who stands
height.
the
feves
Chie "REO
Six
feet three
Jean Dubuc was a hardhitting piteh-
er in the majors and he is a hard-
minors,
lengue pitching
in 124 games with
inst year for 3051
Syracuse,
a * »
of Philadelphia's
sporting features
In one
garages, are
handball courts and a
There will be
hot and cold shower baths and locker,
lounging and retiring rooms.
Arnold Statz, speedy Chicago Cub
outfielder, has been surprising follow-
ers of the royal and ancient game by
his splendid long drives and has made
good in some of the Paclfie coast
tournaments, where he has been play
ing under the 80 mark.
i
Think They Can Act
It Is recorded that John
Bulllvan was proud of his
Ing. job Fitzsimmons always
thought he possessed great
histrionle ability. Jim Corbett,
who first went on the stage
when he was heavyweight
champlon, has been an actor ever
since. Even Professor Muldoon,
now boxing commissioner of New
York, played the part of the
wrestler In “As You Like It.”
L.
figts
BRANCH RICKEY WON
OVER DODGER PILOT
Pitcher Pfeffer,
Lefthander Had One of Best Seasons
of His Long Career With Cardinals
in 1922 Made Mistake With
Lee Meadows,
ap ean be clas
ut libel-
A malor He SW
a blindfolded
anybody
lea
ns lottery witho
ing
It is legal In b
winner
teh grab
success or falilure,
later,
nager of the
lsughing
at E. Ebbets
ber Robinson of the Bmooklyn
"And why not?
tickey excl
and Harold
during the
did!
but
loger——well,
aseball business,
as to the and the
it Is a sng
ate result,
exchange, wi
not
vii until months
Branch Rieck *¥, ma
Cardinals is
sniffling Charles and
perbas
Didn't Ferdi
for
18177
ange
Janvrin
‘feller ner of
Of o«
And
sumi
nirss hie
didn’t
his iong
prosperous seasons of
with the Cardinals during 19227
And at the same time, move ¥
around the list of National
be
* 18 located with
American
can't done,
Schupp
City in associat
Manager Branch Rickey.
Pfeffer was the winning pitcher on
Cardinals staff in 1922, winning
19 and losing 12 games, while with
an earned-run average of 3.08 he sur
artists as Alexander,
MeQuillan and Grimes,
Of course, there are other trades
that are not on the right side of
Branch Rickey's ledger. There was
one of several years ago with the
Phillies, when the Cardinals parted
with Lee Meadows, Gene Paulette and
a wad of coin for Eimer Jacobs, Frank
Woodward and Douglas Baird. '
Rickey drew dead timber from the
Philites, while Meadows today is rated
in the £50000 class,
passed such
Meadows,
of Harvard in His Annual
Report to Faculty,
A university golf course is suggested
in the annual report of W. H. Geer,
director of physical education at
Harvard, “A university golf associa-
tion,” the report says, “was recently
organized to stimulate further inter.
est in golf and to ralse money for
the supervision gnd. construction of a
university golf links. Such facilities
made available to students, members
of the faculties and officials of the
university would make an important
addition to the outdoor exercise equip-
ment.”
*
GREAT HITTERS WERE GIANTS
Angon, Brouthers and Connor Were
All Over 8ix Feet—Stuffy Mcinnis
Is Short,
Many of the great ball players of
the game years ago, especially the
great hitters, were giants in size, like
Anson, Brouthers and Connor. First
basemen, for instance, were supposed
to be six feet or over. And then came
such freak firstsackers as Fred Tea.
ney, small In stature, and Stulfy Me-
Innis, not at all tall, and put a new
finish on the play. }
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