Evening Republican, Volume 19, Number 201, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 25 August 1915 — White Sox to Be at Lafayette Monday, August 30th. [ARTICLE]

White Sox to Be at Lafayette Monday, August 30th.

Comiskey’s White Sox will W in Lafayette on August 30th bo meet the Red Sox of that city in an exhibition game. At the present time the white hose clan is making a desperate fight for the American League gonfalon and are only a few games behind the Red Hose in first place. Lafayette people as well as the fans for miles around will be able to see some of the greatest stars now in the national pasttime.

Manager Hughes has left no stone unturned in his efforts to make this day the greatest baseball day in the history of Lafayette and it is freely predicted that at least 10,000 fans Will be on hand when Eddie Murphy steps to the platter. Considering the great expense that Hughes has gone to, to give the fans a chance to see one of the greatest teams in the business, he should be rewarded by a great turn-out on this day. It is probable that Manager Rowland will let the fans see almost every man on the paynole of the White Sox, and this is a better chance to see them all than if you went to the White Sox park in Chicago.

Eddie Collins, ranked as the greatest second baseman in the game, will ')e in the lineup, as well as Joe Jackson, recently acquired from Cleveland, who, next to Ty, is ranked as the greatest outfielder in the game. Besides these celebrities there will be Buck Waver, Murphy, Scott, Benz, Russell, Cicotte, Faber, Blackbume, Felsch, John Collins, Schalk, Ed Walsh, Manager Rowland and several others. More will be on the firing line for Lafayette, with Schwab behind the log. The game is called for 3:15.

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