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TTTE DAILY FANTAGIiAFIT, BLOOMING TON, ILL, SATURDAY MORNING, 'APRIL 17, 19 WILL HELP PETTIGREWS Checktr Oamas, Tanner, Illinoli 'itaU checker OFFICIAL THREE-EYE LEAGUE SCHEDULE 1920 RAIN ALLOWS BUT champion, and Bure Bhot Ben art playing; aeries of twenty games jp PITCHERS TO DEVELOP Jim Drohan, veteran Waahlnprton pltrher. whose home la In Kewanee, has enmiilotrd hie cour of trulnlng for Jimmy llamllton'a Jorlln Wea- MAJOR GAME! a S.uv purse pui up uy v.nirsr( TERFt HAUTE trn I.pasrua club, and ha taken a fans. Yerterday the count told the Htory of four drawa and a 0-0 count. The remainder of the contests will be played on Saturday. C.

notn of this city received a letter aho'it the tournament from F. similar Job with Ned Pettlgrew'i Chlrkasha team In the Western Asso Pirates Blank a'ld Keep All But Two Runners Off the Paths. tVNSVILLI ciation Joplln pitching- recruits have been fnrmed to Pettigrew by Ham If ilton BlCOMINOTON jplATTLLS iN THE A. A. TSIneTchedukd contest the PE0BI AT TfRRC HAUTE AT EVANSVILLE AT BIOOMINGTON AT PEORIA AT BOCK ISLAWO AT MOLINC AT CEDAR RAPIOB AT WOCKfORO vi 11 i Juna 1 NUT IT Id Id Ml, 28, 8 MT 10 Mar 5.

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19. 20. 21 Sept. 8, 11 8, NOCK ISLAND rational, ai.i America league and iiit AnTBrlcan Association, f-i rest-1 potiei yesterday du either to rain or wi srounda. Pittsburgh and I SPRING HATS There is a wide measure of content to be derived from the selection of a Spring Hat of distinguished reputation.

MOLINI CEDAR RAPIDS Ixiuis played the only gan.a In tic UJiJor, while in tha American Association, lndlanapoll and Toledo Mud Hens were forced to suspend play-lti- father with ColumNi LvOui ilia. Pirat Cardinal 0. OCKFORD NORMAL U. BALL TEAM L0WDERMILK GOT SERVICE FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS RETURNS TO GYMNASIUM Coach Harrison Russell's university nine ha returned to ft. LouH April It.

Pittibursn IN GYM rescind WHERE IT'S DRY JMLtlsSiirMl" f'10 30 0 Et wO 8 Car. son and Haeffncr, eherdel rlj)unn Men Will Work During Dunlap 5th Av New York Borsalino, Ale8andria, Italy, John B. Stetson, Philadelphia, Pa, Crofut Knapp, New York Dobbs, 5th New York, the gymnasium and will remain there Bob Tarleton Gets "Can" at Galveston Bob Tarleton, who managed the Plow Boys after Ned pettlgrew waa relieved of that Job In 1917, has. been turned loose unconditionally at Galveston In the Texas League. Last year Tarleton had a good ball club and sold a number of player for tho Gulls.

He Is bitter of the treatment of the association at that place, lie had a likelv looking bunch of re SIXTEEN COLLEGES MAY ENTER NEW CONFERENCE Sixteen Illinois colleges will be represented In a meeting of coachea and faculty member to be held at the Bradley Poly Institute at 10 o'clock Monday morning, when the formation of a new college conference will take place Bradley Invited the mentor and faculty members to gather there The new conference will be made up of Institutions awarding a degree and will Include all Illinois colleges, Cttmona, Afternoon at High School Kellerman Here. In the tour of the Whit Box this spring thru Ttxa tank towns, Grover Lowdermllk often found the beds too short for bis long trams and preferred to bunk on the floor of his hotel room. At Belton be not only found the bed In the hotel short but the covers also scant. He was cold and wanted more covering, so he set out to get it. He decided to complain at the clerk's desk.

It was about midnight when he ambled down for a week, giving plenty of time for the diamond to get Into condition before they again venture into the cold, wet world to toss baseball and tag bases. Pitchers Hoffman, Lcsslg and Hyatt, together with Catchers Jim Sterling and Brown, are working daily In the gymnasium. Hyatt looks a Other Result. rain. York.

rain. JPfciiAtlelpliia-lirooHlyn, American. JPhlladelphia-New Yoik. rain. Vuahington-Bcaion, ram.

"i 'elroit-Chicago, wet grounds. 5bt. Louis-Cle eland, poslponed. OLD SOL IS BADLY NEEDED cruits lined up for this year when he was set upo.i the road. Tarleton claims he was released without stairs.

Walking up to th desk he liable for regular duty, with Sterling back of the log. Hoffman and Lesslg are in good form, but have a tendency to be a bit wild. Brown is a classv mitt artist, but Sterling's ex round no one there, but this lgn More Indoor practice is scheduled for the iiluomers and Bloonnngton High school gymnasium will be the of a frenzied workout begm- was tacked up under, a dim electric cause. FORMER QUINCY PLAYER SIGNS WITH MOBILE CLUB outside of the Big Ten conference. Coach H.

Harrison Russell, secretary of the Little Nineteen, received twenty acknowledgements from sixteen echools during the past week. Just how the conference will be operated in rcsard to competition in athletics will be worked out in the light: "I am the night clerk. Rooms 19 Kinni. early tills afternoon. Manager 6t Paul 4 3 Jue liunn and the weather man held Milwaukee 3 9 1 a fusion yesterday with the result w.

that no ground rules could he agreed MnmaaMinlia 10 01 iiih.ii ui Ki)s 1 -lliui iH not to be out Walter Golvin, former first sacker of the Qulncy team, hns signed with Mnhilp in the Southern Association. perience may give mm me Coach Itussell has not picked a regu lar team from the list of rookies looking for Jobs. Dummy in Bunny Camp. Weichman, pitcher of the Cedar Raplda club, Is a "dummy." According to the "dope" he won't have to hear, as he has lots of muff yet he 24 and 27 are vacant Help yourself to the key and please register" Lowdy helped himself to all the keys, invaded the three rooms and out of them managed to get enough sheets, blankets and pillows to make himself a pretty fair resting place for the night for the corrilng season After leaving MATTERS SlMENS FURNISHERS KawMtfrtlv 'i 12 1 done iv a mere weatner man ami will herd bin rookies inio a gym for Monday meeting Suspend Practice. University High school athletes trying out for track and field Jobs have suspended training for the uiilnev Golvin Blaved with San An wit grounds Toledo-Indiana polls, rain.

tonio. He was one of the league's action, as the result. iunn received word yesterday that Earl Syk'S will be here next Wednesday. (Jus Kellerman, best drat basemen in his time The parting words of a barber arc, "Which side, please?" is able to give the umpires a olt of trouble without saying a word. present time, wnn more weather regular practice periods will si-jond baseman, reported yesterday resumed.

BASEBALL AND TRACK CANDIDATES READY AT CLINTON; PROSPECT GOOD Thirty athletes of the Clinton High school responded to a call made by Sallwachter, for track and field team Thursday. The Clinton illlO Mill BVIIIO rl'HWP III HIV HiKh school gymnasium this afternoon. Weather May Stop Gams. WANTED Unless Old tfol takes a heated hand In conditions today the proposed contest between the Regulars ad Yan- will takei'i'sans for Sunday aiiernoon may oe Higj achool track learn Thoroughbreds MORE MEN TODAY par'n the Mlllikin and University of HIiaais interscholastic meets. Base-balL practice will begin next week, caneo on unui me grounas are orieu.

suitable to playing conditions. Manager Dunn and the Tans Association hope to stage the contest and if there is anv ODiiortunilv to Dlav the weather conditions permitting Among the track men reporting game the Hioomers and recruits will were. Kenneth Uatcneii and iiaroia i onlo ine at 3 oclock. for the McClelland, seniors, who hae had (jr5t cninniage of the season. ome prep cinder experience.

Gat- chell holds the record difcus throw UAMCCI rD AWf) 7IVCrD Of the Institution with 107 feet "AUOOLLR A11U Who Play Golf To See Our Golf Bargains. Pre-Season Golf Sale. ONLY TWO DAYS LEFT1 EVERYTHING FOR THE GOLFER REDUCED. NAMED TEAM CAPTAINS m.nknl against him. McClelland will piorj.fMy hit the low and 22v yard dashes.

Clark, formerly of Heyworthl Peoria. April 16. At a meeting uf will try for the mile, uthers out hi- the Peoria High baseball men yes-clude, 'roenaugh, dashes; Conant and I terdav Cllen "1- renc'hie" llausslerwas weights; l-ane, Jenkins and TO BE A BOY is to want a dog. It needn't be a fino airedaile or a Scotch collie; just a little "cur dog' will do. But when it comes to a suit it's different; he wants a "thoroughbred." It takes good "good stuff" to stand up under the kind of treatment gives his clothes.

JVe know it too; that's why we sell Hart Schaf fner Marx BOYS' CLOTHES AS GOOD AS FATHER'S They're made of all-wool fabrics; that's why they last longer than ordinary clothes and cost less In the long run. elected to captain this year's nine. This baseball season marks the close of Haussler's brilliant athletic career nt the bluff school, as be is a member of the June class. Hauseler captained the basketball team during the past two seasons and should make an Ideal leader for Uowelt, niiddlu distance runners; LigPOmll, pole vaultcr; Kdmonson, iuiHrtv; and others. In -euseball Russell Brown, vet badtVftfp, and Lane, pitcher, will be out VW Hull and Griffin, outfielders, and McCormlck, inflelders.

tho baseball men. He Is a catcher, having been chosen as all-city selection for the backstop position last vetir. Johnny Zinser was the unanimous choice of the athletes a captain of have had experience. Coach NUI-wachtor believes the track and baseball prospects the greatest in years lor his Institution. OH, BOY I NATURE OR FUBLICITY? EVAS LIKE PRACTICE PERIOD pMgwBaag eSttifltawmafrjtr r7iaJ.iT&s taygg the 1920-lHl baskctbull team.

1 EX-H! LEAGUERS TO OFFICIATE IN TEXAS 1 'I I i I I it. According to tho "dopi" of an Everything in Boh Corkhlll. who for many years Eansvtllo ccr.be the Eva crew under played with the Davenport club of management Heine Groh. re out eemTVusked to bo allowed to nut initho Three-Eye League as an Iff Sporting Goods mi csjttf hour or so on the belder. has accepted a position as an litovi wanted to i1hv.

The critics' umuiie in the Texas League. Cork- aiv -Ti'funnv iliinir hanoened." Fans bill has resided In Moline for some critics and citizens have! time He also played hall In the Iowa jten-untkinir for a lonir while In State League. Western anil Southern hut It Is almost I Associations, Texas niul Southern Come In with your boy and let us show you what mean. Our Wholesale Department. Is a big help In both our buying and Bcll-inir.

A much nioro complete and large stock is carried, benefiting the customer as well as ourselves. immm ttnai.imuuslv admitted thov never l.tugues liecenuy no na.i wanted), to and they're anxious toj Played bull around the Milwaukee find 4V Buy who invented work. semi-pro lots Clubs, Brassies, Drivers, Mashles, Midirons, Patters, get that club B. RFAn you've been wanting. Tho Reach, Spalding, Goldsmith, Kawiings, Stall Dean, Wrigh and Ditson Victor, as well rr-other lines are to be found our stock.

Bags. Prom the Sunday Bags to Hamilton Buys Farrell. Jimmy Hamilton has purchased Chick Farrell, Hut outfielder of last year. Farrell was a holdout, and gained his point that of being the finest. Griesheirn! lsrtJ.va crew must be classed with the Winders uf the World Buy, page of Fame, niche No.

1. PUPPj.E TRACK MEN PRACTICE INDOORS (WMI Frank Phillips has put his jj4-if track and field athletes thru Balls. 1920 New Balls. The best are here. Remember these special prices are over at 9 p.

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With the beginning of fair weather held will become a busy sport for the high school athletes, who will then enjoy daily practice periods. Wrestling at Paxton. Paxton, April 1G. Four wrestling matches in Paxton tor.ight mode an AWNINGS For Homos. For Stores.

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In IS mln- i utes and 20 seconds. Kdward Bull- ington of Miltnwn, was thrown ha fin son of Champaign. 20 pounds lieavier. in 6 minutes. Tom Brown Gibscn.

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I EAST TWIN GROVE I Cl'ltlire niwllt 17th -n-HI I BIG TAILORING SALE! school election, and all the ladies are teiiuestcd to be present at the Mun- school house for the election. The East Twin Grove community club met Wednesday at the churcn nd a good program was carried out. attendance was good and all en-Joyed the evening. Tho next meeting will be on the first Wednesday fight In May and once a month during the summer months. The exercises begin promptly at 8 o'clock.

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DELAND. Mra Georca Trenchard Is enter-italnlngjher cousin Mias Th -nton of Iowa. I Charles Loney Is at home from iChrisnun where he went as singing Mrs. Eidora Porter has arone to Eureka, to see her daughter Mrs. Clinton -Keslcr.

Full Suit and Extra Pants nxtra rams Mrs Luclnfla Wilson returned from a visit to her grand mi vjr 1 he rebaum Company Irvin Theatre Buildina aiauKiuiy ai Lane. J- X. Kodman attended bl hrntii funeral at Bloomington the last wl uie weeju 1 Mrm Kills TLrrA w. i. r-v.

cpaJgn Friday to eee her sister lira. who la vtry Ul "SSTBSjr38JBCri 1.