Vlexamler The Great, Will Pitch Againstllolsiun Bakers in Game at GoniniunitvA SIX-FOOT one-inch baseball player tipping the scale* at 110 pound* wtM *trut out to the mound at Community Park at 10:30 o'clockalt; e the inan who pitched* major league baseball for twenty year* aa a member of the Philadelphia, Chisago and St. Isoula National loop clubaSunday morning with hundred* of tty toeyes focused up one of the biggest he roe* of all time on him. The ,n the *' w of 192*.player 1# ClroverCleveland Alexander, consider-ed one of thegreatest baseball pitchera of all time.Alexander is now the man* ager and ace butler on the long.haired, long ___ bearded HousefcwotWt 0f t a\ id baseballtegni from Benton Harbor, Michigan. And he ha* de-ided to atari !tbe fain* at Community ParkIn three previous here the Hour* of David ha* always attracted a large audience, and with Alexander aa an added attraction, a throng la expected at Com* mUBtty park Sunday.Mull A Winner With the exception of Alexander every player on the fsaeiita House of David team weara the usual longtween two ace*. Johnson relie* on hia old ’’hook'* ball while Alexan der probably still possess much of[that famous control and change ofi It'll ba their first opportun-j pace whleh brought him such hon-see th* player who became or.Only once has the House of Das i j tasted defeat here. That was In 1830; appearance*'against a crew of all-star players soma of whom will be playing for the HoIhuhi Bakers tomorrow. Bo me 3000 fans saw that game and a good many returned in 1911 and 193 3 to are the House of David trounce local aggregation.(■netiat Sea win Under the managership of Alexander the bewhleltertd players are![at 10:30 am. tomorrow against the iloUum Bakers, Halt lake's fastest oaslt; ball aggregation.bea d gnd long hair. Alexander,;lt; losing their moat successful sea-flow ever, wiii appear clean shaven1 son in 11 year*. Already they have and with hia hair trimmed as hi wen *t games, whleh put* them did In days of yore. [three contests ahead of any previousNo, I’m not the player I one* season, was. stated Alexander upun arrival The umpire will bark “play ball here Saturday, But 1 still win alt ,lt:lt am. tomorrow, but Alex-c.jo I many games. And I love baaeJander baa invited Salt Lake a youth ball. In fact, I'm equally aa happy](ui baseball players attending the1 now ae l was when winning major1 tame to meet with him a half hour!lesgue contests, * [earlier. He has promised to give:r Htar llurla (*hrm a few baseball hints and an*|Another former major league «w*r questions as well as autograph ! It'll be the first time ever that Jo ;performer, will oppose Alexander on; baseballs and wrap hooka for thus* ui fans have had au opportunity toith* mound- Jso U'U be a battle be-, who desire. H