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Show World Series Siers EfcisQ Cain-and Beards Louies like ;t dard ".inter for these chaps. Btil they're only giving their fares a rest from safety razors uml lather Three guesses who they are. Jusl some of the world champion Indians enjoying themselves al Joe Wood's hunting camp in Pennsylvania, ('enter panel shows Elmer Smith (Left) and Prank Van Dellen (right), groundkeeper of the Cleveland ball park, privinpr Bill Wamby (center) a forced shave with a derr-skinninp knife. The foraged Eaees grouped around reading down are: Left FliniT Smith and (ieorpe Dnrns; rijrht Stanley Coveleskic and Joe Wood BY BOB OORMAN. Hunting and whiskers. They always To toRCiher. But what a shock It would 'give the Krlrlay fair fan flock to see the world rles tii-rocs marked in the foliage they urc sporting at Jos Woods' hunting cam,; n the I'ennsv I vanla nioiiniainr.. Stanley CoValOSkle. Klrar Smith. ;e. rge Burnr . mil Wamby. Frank Van Bellen and Joe W'owl they've all got em They vary In color from a de: let black to a fadv bleached red. AROUND THE CLOCK They think they'd be missing the chief part of their winter huntliiK If they had to bother with safety razors and lather. 3d they don t i.'olnif around the clock with them means that you pot up -tik before tho un starts on his rounds. A Biz Hen timepiece, not a wrist orna-n orna-n -nt starts off the day s program. Thcv -mash all record?, for speedy dressing ind face washing In preparation for Tut.-y. Tut.-y. cl e c, ink's, breakfast, of sausages, hot' ak and coffee. Burns wears the hot cake belt Hal rarned It by eating an even 20. John BfcConnell, chle guide, outlines I the hunting plans. The day I visited them John took the Kan; off from camp about five miles. ON THE RUNWAYS. He divided them Into hunters and drlv- ! Ts. The hunters were stationed along Ibe deer rinv.n . r paths and the 0M1-crs 0M1-crs went on wide circle detours. To put tho deer on the run they bark like dogs and beat the brush. The guide showed as much strategy in stationing the hunters along the lookout spots aa Trls Speaker used In lining them ti! Sflra Inst t'ncle Robbie's Trolley Dodgers Dodg-ers last October. The boys take turns about bMnit hunters hunt-ers and drivers. Only a few "hots are 1 offer, d during a da for the deer this season seem to be both Scares and ttoty. WHITE FLAG SIGNAL. George Burns was the only man to sight a deer on his runway that day. Tho handsome first sacker caught a glimpse of a deer's tall the white flag, thoy call It and he flr.-d ; iiulckly that all the deer left behind was his tracks. Thai mix a lot of kidding In v hh their hunting. CoVcy, especially, was always aching for a rough and tumble, JeSS Blackwood, one of the drivers, was the big spltter '8 Chief victim. No sooner do they get In arm's length of each other than they graiiplf eatch-as-catch-can. If Speaker could see his star pitcher rolling over rocks and logs he'd have more to say about his players taking care Of themselves In the off-season than vvh.-n he called little Joey Sewell down for playing football at Alabama. They're a tired gang when they get back to camp at nightfall. SAW FIREWOOD Before they can eat the cook orders plenty of firewood. Smlltle and Wamby are tho prize wood sawyers of the party with a shade going to the doughty outfielder out-fielder who socked one over the wall with -the bases loaded ln the big series tl.li fall. After the woodpile workout they get busy with one of Tubby's table de-hote suppers. Their appetites would cmbar- 1 1 .1 hard-bulled waiter. So If you add appetite to hunting and whiskers you've got the A-Z dope on how some of ths world series heroes are spending the winter. |