Show STOVE GOSSI hugs bugs began to chirp in re real l jazz form this morning the app appearance frt fri the meA metropolis me- me I A of ot on one Bill Rum Rumler er the me Lees Lees' buster uster and stellar ut- ut fielder T Bill broke brok iii In upon President ut-I ut BlI Lane Ivane's j str brimming I over with 1920 pep and enthusiasm and before he got through with a half dozen fast fait stanzas of versa conversa Hon tion Dill Bill found himself swinging at high ones and nd hugging the glories of a spring tr training ining C camp mp Rumler is on his way to Boyce's Springs in California where Ernie Johnson will take the kinks out of the Salt Lake gladiators but declares declares' he couldn't go on to the coast without hesitating for a a- couple of ot d days ys In Salt Lake Lale He is coming from his home in Milford 1 Kan where I from r the e looks Of of him I he f fared red tI right ht well I BlI BIH is as ome and Continued on page 5 6 i I rOVE DOVE LEAGUE J 1 n from page 2 2 v ver r and declares that he he- ready to step into the old must i Just as much grace and he dropped it last fall t clares that he will sing I t ne with the big club this I Ian last which is I boast I he of Rumler in s lI became realistic and busy passing ou out t the glad I the Bees Bees Bees' loyal fanatics who i p and down the main mainar i Count ar count nt for anything BIll Bill Is fiddle He looks as big bigi i of a barn and has evion evir evi- evi r d on the Kansas winter id cooking F e Babe 9 Babe Ruth th today an ane an- an he e would attempt to obtain the which the the Boston Boston Tare are said to have received rec for fori forto i to the New York Americans here ere from the Pacific coast he had no Intention of making a ae e would sign with the Yane Yan- Yan e salary agreed on reported to toa i I a ear but th that t he would en- en a part of ot his purchase I Boston club I I 1 baseball in Idaho a arid anid d northern eking king up Several fast leagues organized in southern it the lie upper end of this state year year fJar there may be some ing Ingup up and indications are that r represented presented Intend to get some layers a ers to handle the clubs and te tew classy baseball talent In- In ire tre that many fast men who ike good in the Coast league nice mice berth up lip north at a much r rye than organized ball would Ithe kite bushes rise is I. ma manager of or the Twin i I Falls Fails Ida club and is out after atter material material mate mate- mate mate-I rial for a fas fast club He says he has has' some mighty tempting offers to make Tommy Fitzpatrick coach at the University of Utah will have charge of the Sugar City I aggregation in the Snake Yellow River stone league and is rounding up men Other Idaho town towns are busy and Indications indications indications indica Indica- I are that some of the l leagues agues up north may develop elop into fast baseball or or- organizations j Chicago I IC Feb 9 The The Chicago ag Cubs ha have signed f Rudolph Weber Covert o Mid MieL a six-foot six pitcher who won twenty games and lost none for Fitzsimmons' Fitzsimmons mons' mons Benton Harbor Ind team last year It was announced at the Cub offices here today Weber was recommended by Catcher Catch r B Bill ll Kil Killefer Boston Mass l Feb 9 Red Red Smith Boston Braves' Braves crack third baseman has been secured by the New York Americans by waiver according to announcement today by Walter P P. Hapgood business manager of the Braves St SL Louis Feb 9 The The Philadelphia Americans Americans' will play the St st. Louis Nationals Nationals Nationals Na Na- sixteen exhibition games on their spring training trip it was announced today The series will be played in March and with the exception of one game at Checotah Falls Fans Okla on the all allwill allwill allwill will be played in Tex Texas s as follows At AtM M Mercedes March 16 Parr March 17 San Benito March l 18 Donna Donn March 19 21 and 2 25 Brownsville March 20 24 26 I and 27 McAllen March 22 and 23 Houston Houston Houston Hous Hous- ton March 28 28 College Station March 29 and Bonham March 30 Pa Pa Feb 9 Jack Jack Lapp 35 former e star c catcher r of the Athletics Athletics Ath Ath- rh is dead at l bis is home h here following following follow follow- ing a brief illness of pneumonia The former world series star had d been out of major league baseball serIes since ha 1916 I |