enPLAY SECOND GAME TODAlBy Switch in Schedule Signal Meet Old Capitol Ryes This er I Afternoon at Willott's.■f' - f' S. •’ V •/ .7 '•,01 having set their schedule bach I two weeks, the Old Capitol Eyes ^ I will tie up with the Moberly Sig-I nnls at 2:45 this afternoon at Wil-10 I lot.t’s baseball park. This will be I the second game of the season, as 1 originally scheduled, and in order “ I to carry out this arrangement all,c I dates will be advanced two weeks,1S I thus extending the season that0 [much,3 The game today bids fair to be y a hard fought contest, and the 0 j prospects are that the weather [will behave itself for oncc.' The Signals’ line-up will show some now faces,, though not strangers to the fans by any moans.' I The great Hensley will surely I be in tho game today, and with him will be Big Bill Douglas and the fast, hard-hitting Barr. Mc-Cuno of St. Louis will be stationed iat short- These men with the old favorites—O’Neil, Cadagin Co.—will form a run-getting and fielding combination second to none.To table care of the pitching, Ka anger Willott has secured Whitney and Boss,, both, of whom arc snid to be box artists of the highest class.If you want to sec a good game be on hand today at 2:45.