Louis Cardinal hurier. drop his giv
en name of Jay Hanna Dean and
adopt the other one?
The dizzy one explained it here
recently.
"I was playing sandlot baseball
in San Antonio a few years ago. We
had a catcher named Jerome i Jelly)
Harris—the best catcher that ever
caught me.
“Harris joined our club after leav
ing Texas A. and M. college and I
liked him. I liked him so much I
thought I'd just take his name. In
fact. I wish he was still catching
me. One of the finest prospects I
ever saw.
"The Herman? Aw, I just picked
that up."
Harris signed with Cleveland af
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PHONE 36 Prompt Delivery
Olympic Hopes
May“Alienate"
British Couple
LONDON, March 19.— Mr. and
Mrs. F. G. M. Milton, prospective
Olympic swimmers, may be on op
posing teams at the Berlin games.
Mrs. Milton—better known as the
Canadian woman swimmer, Irene
Pirie—is to make the 3.000-mile trip
to her home in Canada to train for
the Olympic games. She is not al
lowed to swim for Great Britain at
she already has represented Canada.
Before her marriage in England
last June she held practically ever>
Canadian women's title.
F. G. M. Milton, one of Great
Britain's outstanding distance swim
mers, will not accompany his wife.
He has to do his own training in
England.
ter his college days, played a sea- j
son in the minors and retired from
baseball to a business career at San
Antonio.
