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FREAK PITCHING
IS CONDEMNED
BY PRESIDENT VEECK
CHICAGO. Jan., 30— President
Veeck of the Chicago National Leigve
Club is in favor of legislating “freak”
pitching out of baseball's code of
rules. Veeck a member of the na- ?
tional league committee of three ap
pointed league committee of three ap
pointed to change the rules, believes
the “shine” ball and “emory’> ball
are harmful to the sport and should
be eliminated.
“Although there arc some expnt
pitchers in the National League, can
able of doing wonderful things in
‘freak’ deliveries, not one club o\vn«*r I
in the league is opposed to tno
change.’* President Veeck said. “Even
Garry Herrman. who has ‘Hod’ Eller
and Ray Fisher, both ‘shine’ ball ex
perts is in favor of eliminating freak
pitching.”
Veeck said the National League
committee is awaiting the appoint
ment of a committee from the Am
erican league to discuss the proposed
changes in the rules.
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DEATH TRAP IS LET
BY MONTANA CHARACTER
ttBLHNA, Mont., Jan., 90 James I
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Abbott, who lived in a cabin on Mount
Helena, whoso slopes are within the
city limits, disappeared but when he
disappeared he left a veritable deatn
trap to foil maiuuders. Officers who
went to his cabin to ascertain what
had become of Abbott, found posted
on the door a sign reading; “Don’t
knock here Danger.” The officers
stepped aside and chopped in the door.
As it swung back, an ancient rifle, set
at the height of a man’s stomach. ;
blazed. Abbott later was found to be
visiting friends in Kansas.
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PRETTY BIGAMIST HAS
BEEN RELEASED ON BOND
Louise Graber, who was arrested
recently at Juneau, while on her way
to the outside and taken back to An
chorage on a charge of Bigamy, had
h- r preliminary hearing before Com
missioner Leopold David-and was held
to await the action of the grand jury
at the spring term of court* She was
later released on bond.
It is alleged that the woman; who
is said to be extremely easy to* look
upon, married a soldier of Anchorage
without going to the trouble of se
curing a divorce from a previous hus
band. She started to the States on th?
Northwestern and was apprehended j
at Juneau on a warrant from Anchor- |
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The signal corps telegranh stat’ons
between the coast and* Fairbanks have |
two men to each station* air operr- '
tor and an infantryman. This life ie
a lonely one, and the men hunt for J
bath food and to relieve the tedium.
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