/SPORTSHOTSThut baseball'calls It* stars from all nooka and crannies of tbe coun-. try Is shown-by the dope dufe up on the Giant playtra by a New York Scribe. /Paul Florence • • ■ and * F both of Chicago.Examination of the Gian to* ros* ter brings to light the fact that'tlie thirty-eight players wliose-namcs appear thcr^n represent no less than twenty--states, and that the only section of the country lacking -representation Is the Northwest*California tops the list- of present, day Giants, having- given five inea' to John McGraw. Next-to CallfoVnla rank Tennessee and Ohio, with four each. Massachusetts, Texas. and New Yoi’k are on even- terms with three each, while West Virginia -and Illinois claim two apiece. The States which are represented by one man are 'Missouri, New ' .Jersey, Kansas, Maryland, Rhode Island,. Kentucky, Pennsylvania., Arkansas, Indiana, Wisconsin. Georgia and Louisiana.The . California* delegation- consists of George Kelly of San Francisco, Irish Meuse! of Los Angeles, Jimmy .O'Connell of Sacramento, Joe Oesfihger.of Ferndale- and, :Walter James of Holly wood, the motion picture capital, Claude Jonnard, whose hoine 1b in-; Nashvlll^, /is the only TenhesseeatV .of established - reputation- as a - Giant, 1n -Yhers being youngsters. /Thoso are - Bill • Terry and Joe, Bradshaw of Memphis and Earl' Webb • of ■ Ravenscvoft.* * From Ohio there are Hank Gowdy and Bill South worth- of. Columbus, . Heinie 3roh of .Cincinnati ai»* Perce Ma-.one of. Milan. Incidentally, until hickory Hose. Solomon -was released: Jhio was tied with California, for tfoee hangs his.hat in Columbus; .The-, gentlemen from Massachusetts-are Freddy Maguire of .s Rox-bury, which is a piirt of. Bostony Joel Leele: of Newton and Rill Ryan af Worcester. The. Texans arc.Frank Snyder and Ross. Young.- both - of San'Aotonlo, anrt.Fddle ^ Maun.of Falfurrias. If Maun succeeds in putting Falfurrlas on-the .map he will do more than Rand McNally have done.so far. New York haa^developed Frank. Frisch of. Ford hunt, Hughie McQuillan of Astoria and Walter Ito3nor, who, as. in S^isch/s case,’is a Bronxlts.. West Virginia's offerings are . ‘ Wayland . Dean -:of Huntington and Stubby Wilson '.of Mariiosburg; while Illinois has. sentNow for the oaoEddie Alnsmltb Is frlt;Missouri!' Howard' BNewark, New Jersey;from Cirelevlllo, Kanecley from Sanday SprlnDlnty Gearin 4 - fromRhode Island; Kent GGutlirle, Kentucky; \inger froin Scranton,TraVis Jackson from isas; Art Nelif from’Wdlana; Ralph Shinnewaukee, WUconsfn; AFairmont, peorgia, ancfrom Homer, Louisiana * v *Fans Stilt' Recall f‘Ge.Schaefer, .who died years ago, was one of turesquo Individ pals i baseball. t After his their youthful gimp h and funmaker-for ib teaiQ^ aiid in this * e« nations I.-popularity w .tae comedian, Nick A!It will be recalled * we-: became: active pa the side .of'the-Allies War,- that individual? bearing-names suggest ic-origin, lost- populai restaurant menus Gem toes * blossomed out as taloes” and sauerkraui erty. cabbage,SchaE handwriting on. the v - Shortly thereafter over , the country rec neatly,- printed cards follows:. “Mr. H. Schaefer^, sires-to announce .tha will be’ known as 4 .£er7*raWER COMPANY 0R1 CLEAN ORMAnother sign of spj at the * meeting of'tbe ell last night,* when t trie Light Power ordered ..to clean, the-ornamental lights on West State and Pine resolution^resulting was introduced by Al