? laved in his las? game Saturday, as
? l'< ongs to the militia.
White handles his pitcher tine for
youngster, using bis head all the
Th?? .Moose team played its second
under organized ball yesterday,
it were outclassed i>y the strong I>u
; > \ teatii.
Manager Stone Is encountering trou
ie :n getting good men to sign with
?1 ?? Moose. due t<> the low standing of
' :s club in the league race This is
ht- expo-ted, au ver\ few ball players
> l>> sign with an> team which h:i ?
;11 c h a lie- for the pennant Mr.
-tone realized this when he agreed to
'.ik'- th? Honibrucos' Iriitn-hlse, but. not
>'tunte<! h\ the 'lark outlook, he is
gradually building . t'-.im which will
he trouble-makers to the pennant as
i i.- n i: t - i* th< Cotnmercial I.eague.
Manager .-J'.eii'.elrf has added new life
'o Kellan. boys. The game vester
was ,t hard luck affair, they los
-? i y the score of 1 to 0.
T'tie Central I.eague teams were very
?' r;. ? o lose -on.- of their players on
? <>U!.t of ih> Blues and Howitzers
obll'.zlng at tiie Fair Grounds
I <"'rost!'; pitched a fine came for
."llam, allowing four hits and strik
!-? out twelve men.
Tin- same played at I-'ultoti Park be
? ????! tl.e seedmen and Cedar \Y"rks
was a thriller. A crowd of ? n
:us.ed tooters was on han-; to
uar:;e end a tie unc Bedford
1 Currle saved the day. foi tlv- Cedar
Works in th? eighth ir.nii -. with s-.ine
ii.-ill. -.lit -at'-hes.
Overton, ? iptaln of the Wo'mIs team.
