Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1921-02-01 | Page 8 | The Insider Says

.less W i Hard has ordered his tailors to snip a cou)lu Inches off the waistline waist-line of his new togs, lie's reached the worry stsge of his dream of conquest. Baseball r.inuagerM are slguti'C cm up mostly up. Brut h Rl Ice; has taken up dry (arming. He's l.. igbt a half Interest in the Syracuse rnternational leugue club. Mexico is the only countrj Ifa the world not interested in Babe Ruth, in MealCO lio v il .n i tlirow the ball, but the hull Billy Robinson, pilot of the Philadelphia Phila-delphia tiapsnbotera league, learned to shool with a double-barreled muzzle loader. IrOcfUoiS was Lhi ont) American bred winner Of tho English derby.- George i'. Weienej- is row striving to innke Kraenhelm, home of the great louse. produce anui! "Ghastly but grand','' New Vrk now, sa.vs of the hcadlock. Billy Gibson rates Hoy Mc 'ortnlck. I Bngllsh mli'.il -w -Ik i t . the coming best1 drawing card in boxing. When the Leavenworth prison doors' -wing open In the iie;n- future and "l.li Arthur" the globe wand. -ring gypsy smokes forth, promoters are going' to be up aguinst a problem. Says the Spider to the fb'. "Wo don't need the baseball spy; Ieavr. If to the managers To weed out the cockle burru!" While Pabbit MaranMIle waa delivering deliv-ering an address to the American legion le-gion In Boston on "Why I Should Be Traded l tin- Piavc-i," George Grant was actlpg on the impulse. Mexican howling teams will compete In the American bowling congress at Buffalo. They shoot a mean rifle ball Big uwkward Jess the countryman. ' In Gotham's come tO'caM i"'Tls pride," he says, "and not ma- zook Thai makes me seek a brow!." But hasn't Jess o'er read the book i In which it's plain to all. j Thai often in tho boxing world Pride goes before a faft? oo