The evening world. Newspaper, August 11, 1920, Page 15

eee ela eo eee ‘ ‘ ; _THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1920. —— ‘Ww went back to Baltimore to start the for a couple ot months because one| Dunn gave it to me. You wee, hely wontdn't hav it } league season, and of tha rookies who of the brothers had asked me to. Ilstarted me at $600 a year| Of couree th honey In }had won out a chance to play with thought this was @ mood thing for} when the restular league scwson| the big leagues, but time | Be the olub and the right to wear that the example {t ahowed the little Col- | bogan. At the end of the firat month! was net okie who could get! i “Baltimore” on the chest, I wus tho lows. I talked te them about base-| he dowbled the {gure and @ montl| gy f00, 1 sense And | waa only |p | Happiest of all. To me it meant that ball a6 a prof T muces thoi | inter 098 with another boom! | qineteon vears [ 19-12: nace eesti Ky my days in St. Mary's were ended, eve popped 1 told them 1| of $¢ mber that (All Wevie Rewer by United Posture 119-12 5 Wes “agik “St. Neor Sixth Avenue, New Yor ow York | 4nd although 1 loyed the old school, { Was then ge: 0 a year. 1| rookie « ad to he playt Tidisete.) mrsday a Re a at was impatient to be getting on in the Know mine t when Jack 1 didn't hy to Ask for the (To fe Continued ‘To-merrow.) iy | world. I had cut out for myself a) = : . . | 1 (career in baseball and was deter- ' mined to see It through. Dunn had decided to use me as “| Every item a bers ain you cannot equal or aupl leate to- ‘ | pitcher, and we worked into. the sea Koontinnea from Page Three.) aon with my naae on the regular ros | day at the price you bought at wholesale prices. ter as a moundsm: As a home run “Come! Bee aes ana wave!” .S heathy boy with ' hitter I hadn't lived up the per- Bhy doy with a healthy appetite, | rormances of my woheol Becduse i don't believe I ate one bit / bapa, but it must be mr than any one else. One of tha/that I had been working against the | sald that Babe Ruth’ | best twirlers in the world, whereas | fast delicacy was a riers |Y sehool-day home runs ‘had been | Twenty-nine years selling Good Furniture planked| made off the delivery of younggters | steak smothered in pork chops like myself, | Southeast Corner 15th Street and Sth Avenue jr two days Jack Dunn had us On July 31 pitched a morning game bering up with the mildest eort| fF. t#® Orlolee and in the afternoon ; J asked Jack Dunn—yes, [ called him! Of ul tossing. I didn’t tke it be-! Jack then—for permission to beat it wauge I bad been limber for twelvy away from the afternoon game. 1 yea and wanted a chance to show | 4% Very anxious to go, and Dunn vidently no we ! 7 the hworid fuir that 1 could put the: me what was on my mind, tracid ee | 1 ih Queen Anne Dining Room balifelear out of the park if they'd him, “Oh, I'm just going ‘out to old : suite in Antique Brown } Liwene Breas let i Jean a bat against it. Twas) Te Soe to see the boys and play a 4 ij "| j Mahogany veneer; Mifees and small ng the gray uniform of the!” te seemed mighty fine to get back ’ 10 pieces. 4 Women: colored - a | . ’ eu more Club and felt that the] to the old place. I felt as if I'd been bt $ 75 Sleeve and side irasting color, roger thing to do would be to acore away for years and wanted to hear gections white y jand _ smoc! h how things had been gol on in ‘st ’ i fe hiise ren. Anything tem than thet) 10" alia twat” iw rahe Sian m7 9 8 Lea ccom hoie Girls* Dress natch sup with the suit, me all sorts of questions about play- one SKGR OB Fi gi. fand em: Of the night March @ Dunn an-| ing ball in the league, so one-of the and, ale broldered fancy mouheed that th would be a game eabdaleid arranged for me ta make vie ' , my first speech. As a epecch this « on fhe next morning and he told me! was a foul ball; I hadn't any swing value. that I was to go in at shortstop for] at all, but the boys were decent to the FYanniguns. That was the time | me, so I told them how the pro- Ghagked my stars for Brother Mut-| femslone Dall pinyers took care of Queen Anne Living Room ‘thing's training at every position ona} of thing. 1 had cut out smoking suite of luxurious propor- Dalkteam. [ had wanted to specialize tions, covered in a selection fn pitching and catching and would ~ <4 onan | of fine tapestry; 3 pieces. Hotghave known how to play short if ; i I'd Mot been competied to play them Sofa 7 feet # inches long ny t St. Mary's, I speared every- wide pillow thing that came my way that day. " Myfiirst timo at bat Iwas deter: shaped arms, qinkd to show them that T could hit f hémer off a regular league pitcher, Women's Stockings—Moerceriaed liaie, (Wwnitrede of others om cote in quen- lum Nant ties too amall to advertise, $1.00 | [Choice zforgi | ahi Wore stripe 1.00 | Ber Shirte—niue and white cham- atthched cotiats Tull G1 QO, Hoys' Blowsee--Of black mteen, me. dium Walnlit, paten ipekhet, frong, weil made, 2 tor. 2. 91:00 Children's Milan atrawe, trim med With #llk fibbon, colore-—Capen- Rapah Buh, ress, black, sto $100 (Loose spring cushion seats) Fag sy solic in the dist, watehed Mom's Wash Shirte—Tlue” chambray, theft ball saihing up the path and Oeeaad Coen tard rw talte—Weven white | Children's Deremen—Geog white lawn ewipig. There was no telling where 4 $1.00 ay, White piping collar and | with white embroidery flourcin thay ball went. As soon as I hit and} button ouitae, esa oh i $1 0 eee ee Men's Rpert shirts Morcorimeds pon | 2 for. a .00 , felt sthe blow singing up the bat I Jore | rofina the bags and scored easily. | per ieee tt rstell glo ebetahas | YY) Child's Creeper—-Giood | auntity imam wh cole | ball Had gone into Aa Sornusle Sleeves, white and eolored piping, trim nec eve Tater on in the ned ns Bors Vaate-Koloker style of white | and, pocket . ‘$1.00 tnning—Dunn w out for | Heppelwhite Bed- ail, vatton ae kenee: stron, B1.QQ | 2" @ to Lt yenre ae aoa ; but for | ; ST hg room suite ta Unthi'e Overaite Husk! cloth, adjust — = a rreaT ob yn, but th didn’t score an: f “ ow, " Boyw Leng Trowere——OF cotton beach e mhiduld@r straps, red or nav Incess Kips —<° "a, jumtrous tut SOnsbOr an ’ ® any Newby” Walnut: Rsik, cut belek, $1 00 | wis tommines $1.00 silke, fot pattern lace $1.00 After that game I noticed t t pieces F425 washable. ‘ 2 for ‘ trimmed; site 2 to @..... bg puiLL LESS Seen were more s Men'e Auto Cape= sigroorined cotton | Child's Vrieorne Mate —OF milan straw y had af ee) red, ad “ rey oles mln yl] Dives (eed cotton repp, em- ned ribvon band; n hearing some Tei ne Dunn weallops Ciniat neck, sleeves Called **Solight” be- $1.00 of mritte nen 2 > $1 00 y Wythi days pons ie ine | cause Fa eevee errr Pee Goll Cape — Ons piece, fv | Straw Mateos ed ti Pa) pct sats CRE AIC a Bren bearcenre mibition game | SO light! out, asl oheviot $1.00 | star $1.00 Co's Drew na er with Connie Vork hams | rwei | re Men's Npott iWutb—lighiweient | Sinnbam, mn w torg Athletics at W: mm, N. c,|_, Featherweight felt hats T regular price the furniture offered in our August Sale would iged ae ital; shaped 10 | pasos ayia; = ny’ ry plave, oes © to 40 ventas, BL:O0 he ipid me 1 would start the session that answer the call of indicates the cbliee) ceutatioh itor eases AniGeebiei body; reiafarced crotch $1. 2 fore. as : ee eae azuinst| Summer travellers. 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