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Carthy were to stay away from the
field the same amount of work would
be done because the men are now
right on their toes they have to be
dragged off the diamond.
When the rookies came to camp
late in February more than half the
regulars showed up with them, some
thing almost unheard of wiry?
Because those men Jeff Tesreau,
Benny Kauff, Rube Benton, McCar
thy and Schupp, knew they would be
better for the extra week m camp
and wanted that extra work.
That is one thing temperament is
doing for the Giants. Temperament
may turn right around and do some
thing else in July but at this stage
of the game it doesn t seem possible.
Heinie Zimmerman, the person of
the neckties and lurid sox; Benny
Kauff, the alleged Ty Cobb of the
Peds; Buck Herzog, erstwhile man
ager of the Reds; Dave . Robertson,
Art Fletcher enough temperament
to make any manager but the tem
peramental McGraw sit up nights
and worry. (
It doesn't worry McGraw it
pleases him, for he believes it is di
rected right.
Zimmerman, for the first time in
years, is satisfied. So is Herzog.
Robertson, it is thought, is in a mood
to be serious and play ball seriously.
The answer is here, John McGraw
speaking:
"Temperament may win or loss
ball games. I believe the tempera
ment on my club is the land that can
not be beaten."
RAID STUDENTS' ROOM-i THREE
GIRLS, EIGHT MEN CAUGHT
Students' quarters, where men and
girls hold uproarious times, have be
come the latest targets of the vice
squads. In a raid on a students'
rendezvous at 4748 Vincennes av.
Saturday night three young girls and
eight men were taken.
The girls say they are: Geraldine
Smith and Marie Smith, 341 Maple
av.. Oak Park, and Anita Brown, i
Elgin. The men are: Ward Miller,
J. J. McKee, Thos. McNeil. Jos. Pet
erson, Edw. Etner, 4748 Vincennes
av.; John Hargaen, Wickliffe, Ky.;
Edw. Moore. Lewiston, Mont.; and
Fred Walters, 210 Ridgeland.
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DUfFBABY
tn?a.
Of course you know Tom Duff, the
funny little fellow in the famous
comic strip "Doings of the Duffs,"
appearing daily, in The Day Book.
And of course you know Tom is
the proud father of a baby boy.
Tom in the market for sugges
tions for a name for the little shaver.
What-do you suggest? Send your
suggestions to the Editor, Comic
Department, The Day Book.
vAfter the suggestions are consid
ered, the baby will be given a name
and the name will be revealed in the
LPuff strip appearing in The Day
Book, Monday, March 19.
During the war of the Bavarian
succession, sometnmg less than 150
years ago, the. question of potatoes
became so urgent that the struggle
itself came to be known as the Kar-
toffelkrieg the "potatp war."
