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Change Name of Baseball Organilatiou to Eastern Association at
Meeting at Directors Here Yesterday «Pittstielii and New
London Admitted by Unanimous Vote-President ‘
0’ Bourke is lie-elected
After sixteen years of existence in
'which time it weathered many storms
Tend came near’ being forced upon the
rocks of destruction some time or an.
other, the Connecticut league breathed ‘
its last yesterday.’ At the postponed
meeting at the league held yesterday
afternoon at the Hotel Taft, New Ha-
ven, it was‘voted to change mentions
of the league and hereafter the orghn-
izatlon will be known as the Eastern
Baseball Association. President James
M. O'Rourke was reelected to that of
lice. as well as secretary and treas-
urer, as was forecasted in newspapers
throughout the circuit; The other and
, perhaps the most important of the
day'q business, was the admission of
New London and iPittsileld to the
league. New Britain was considered,
but the directors found the: town look
ing as far as baseball enthusiasm
goes, hence the turning down of the
. uppitcatiou. ,
President O'Rourke at the close of
the meeting stated that the meeting
had been mast properly conducted
and that profound harmony had we
voiied. leave alone the fact that more
luminous had been transacted than at
any previous meeting of the league
'l‘here had illeon considerable discus
siou around the crlcult previous to
youterdny'a meeting, relative 10'
(l'itonrlie‘n chances of reelection. It
was known that [Directors Clerkill and
0 Neil of the Hartford and liolyoke
cillbh reepedtlrel‘y‘ would do all in
their power php‘sihle to oppose the re
election 0! O'Rourke. but their charts
were futile. Olultlu mentioned the
" name of Jain Gleason. a Hartford‘
newspaper than,“ a candidate for
the position and O‘Neil illiio pledged
h'msnli’ all being willing to support
anyone but O'Rourke.
which followed O'Rourke received the
rules at Directoro Cameron. Carey.
Ki-linedl'and Mccilnn, orith Ciel-kin
ousting hill lot with Glenuoh. Though
(iinrkin and O'Neil pre‘vious to the
matting ot‘ the meeting intimated
O'Rourke» downfall. they were badly
tooled and to moire it all the worn.
made claimants to the met that
like hell little fault to and with the -
administration. (in his othsrlhail’d.
Cameron, Kennedy. McClunN and
flarey, evoke in the him terms of 2
bill aobievementa. tropic
tillliiy and conscientious work in no» "
n: that the rules laid dorm by the ~
0 Rourke.
Wt! were lived up to.
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one. pectivoly tirade normal nonli-
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Waiter Catlin Declares Harvard
. Wonder is line oiSiars .
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CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Nov. 4.—-Wal—
oer (‘amp. the dean at toolball oe-
. lievee that Queries Brinkley, it he
keeps up his present gun, will rank
among the best or the gridiron heroes
before he finishes his course at flar-
vard. Keene Fitzpatrick, trainer at
day' a conference. Neil London was the Princeton team. and Captain-Wen
at one time amiiated with the Connec 119“ 0' Harvard, “Em in “mm“
tlcut league, but was later transferred i Brlchley “5 the greatest iootball P135”
to Norwich, after the interest in the 3F 5V” “"9109“ ‘
sport had become technically dead in ”3110“” “”111 by all Odd“ the W",
the whaling town New amnion lens 01 Saturdays tame even outside his
now maintain that they are again ripe hold “0“» " “1‘1 Camp yesterday ““9
enough for league baseball and would a11131311111 1‘ V81? “Mattie young man.
willingly support aiogood team there. He was a strong "”9 smasher kept
Plant 31111 were 1 time her money 3°"? well and mad“ one “I the "a“
in. getting a teal}: together hhlch will Fe“ "m“ of ““3 game, besides being
minute. Prospects at Plitsflold find he maintains his present suit through
Zellar Very optimistic of the baseball MB 1811131111113 college more he will
future. The former Springfield man- rank very high amongst the greatest
agar has taken up his abode there heroes of the game.‘
and finds it an ideal town to live in. I have seen games played by big
All he beers from day to day ialunivemit'! elevens,“ said Trainer Fitz-
league baseball, and there was a great. Datrlclt. ‘Tmm all sections at the coun
"mailman accorded Zeilar when he nr- "'3‘ 0"” a 311311 01 many years, but I
rIVed in the Bay state town last night. not down the performance of Brlokie)
He will set: right out at once to so» 388111181 Princeton as one of the grem-
cure players Jim Ml'urphy, erstwhile ‘ est athletic exhibitions it has ever
Waterbury owner and mane‘ger. wail; been my 156011 formula to witness He
ed to locate a team in New Britain, 18 one 01 ihe best athletes of on
but. was turned down hard. time.'
I“ 01181181118 the name of the armor 9391“"! Wendi ll anid:“1‘hariei
lzatlon- the ambitions of Chow and Bricliley‘e work lrllved| 1 think (but
O'Neil were dually accomplished he is one of the most remarkable
Their men had always taught for the; Dialers that Lilli.“ has ever pro
change as they mum to be caught duced. it not the very best of them
cred under the colors or the powerful all When you think 0! the all-
oryanlzution. Directors Cameron and around game he played against
Meonnn m Opposed to the change Princeton. it certainly makes one be.
but .0 no “all. -- lieve that he is about the best player
Routine business took 'up consider- that the 5”“ "a“ 9"" “9“".
this time at the meetinz. As the
league ill formally reorganized, each
year, the reelection or directore1 a IMMT "NIH! I" N. -
constitutional committal. and framing
lo 01 the league agreement took place. 1 "8"]. “1'" wola‘rr
Matilda): cl Itridxoport and O'Neil at. M
i’flolroloo unwanted or delegated to NEW 0311131118 1‘10”. Err—Willie"
mg ”ml“ mwné of 1119 minor on 1110 Wolgas‘t'flandot “I'M. here “01
league» to be held at Milwaukee 11-15-111 71619 Mid“ 1011”. W" ”WNW
starting November iii. 1th“, will be exprellisd by the sport writers at the
the ilrnt meeting Proaident O'Rourke 10“? 100‘“ ”MW. in 1“" 01 the
wllihavo minced ain0e1901.O'Roul-iie b80119" 0’ “"1101-
is not tooling ill the belt of health oi‘ The fish! accord!“ 16 «moment»
the W001- time and deem it boat m was without a referee's domino. and
proposition to no mode at the outlier. Mormonism «loci-lo or. Two w
in: tor the plum not visiting the in!” time the M111 10 1110111111! one.
varied. sullen in tilt league. and that: called it a draw. The opinion of the
in; an audit in ordor to m “my.“ fourth will not be known until this
the richly limit noun; violated. marrow. but event would it in. tor
11111! Lilli! moored It the meeting Weir!“ the or... opinions new
a. chill for a... back made public, countiht the draw all a
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be in the race at the top lightingevery enter on the alert on the defence. 11'.
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‘Tom Sheviili. and hotels Hobbs
Out HammarinuNSqllati into
Condition Alter Lilla Heat
With Tom Shevlln in uniform
coaching and with innate momma
Amherst coach helping with the line.
the Yale varsity squad had work ”yes.
turtle,»1 for (lie lira: time 111- nearly a
week, the practice having been given
up all a mark of respect' to Theodore
W. York the dead Yule guard.
The Whole coaching stair was at
the field, Head Coach Howe been!
assisted by Line Coaches MoDevttt
and Scully beside Shevlin and Hobbs
Holly Vaughan helped Shevlln with
the end:
To get the team limbered up there
was nearly an hour's signal drill. no
side this the back» had a great deal
of work kicking to onset the kicks
or Brinkley. Then the varsity lined
up {or a'ecrim‘mage with the fresh-
men and defeated the freshmen. by a
ochre of 13 to 0. The score. how-
ever. was for from undercut-y to the
coaches‘for the freshmen made gains
into, varsity territory and once. on b.
forward pass from Guernseny to
Thompson reached the twentyvdvo
yard line. The freshmen nomad to
far outehlue the varsity in the use of
the forward pass. Guernsey throwlas
two tor long gains. The first we: to
Thompson and the second to Johnson.
With a mod kicker the fro-blush
When on the 25 yard line a bad we
was made and the varsity ré‘covo'rod
the bell. Alter that the varsity goal
A line will not threatened. ~
The varsity! much two touchdowns.
{they located to have no troubloi hi
tear! it the (inbound line to pieces.
through for [dim nod Pumoolly who'
lay-lid in place at Piliibln. ll‘lldq I.
yard line Bastille: limited throurh
tor the nut touchdown and humanity
kicked the goal. The second touch-
down Will» made by Fiona. lle tori
ciao at home. O’Neil and Macon“ the waiters. running into uml thou. Wreath this line lor the more. The made a. little Militia e
have been instructed to append the and: ot dollars, were booed on the ”client 1-11.11 on M ml follow-ed the new: has been a Win . ,
1km
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cellular rest-d
m in New Yb't'lt fitting i. sit
him. Poll than on moved all
right guirii. iPhiillln didn‘t not out
until lilo dud lie tile combos played
Puffin": i
i
‘ Sheylin worked them 1le together. ' "
. with the plans for the line
could have scored a llold goal bitt‘
the plum. Two years'also Ehe‘ai‘ld
The defense will be built up to
withstand the assaults of Brickley
whom Yule lens more than any play
er who has been heralded against the
eleven in years. Many of the Yale
roaches and players saw the game
Saturday: between Harvard and
Princeton and they will new build up
a defense to withstand the assaults
of the Harvard more,
.li'ale' a strength it must be admitted
by the moat olitldnlstic Yale men. lies
principally in the Mattie Th0 team
has been pretty Well tried. but alch-
ness has again and again interfered
Shovlln will «take personal charge
of the line in general with Sonny par-
ticularly looking out for the tackles
and McDevlt't looking out for the
guards. mom... will be allowed to
.go it alone 861' a center and prepare
himself to meet Blutbenthal. The
Yale center is the best in years and is
probably the best man on the Yale
team. With him as the keystone the
Yale, line is long. but with anyone
else in center. it is feared that the
line would go to pieces. Arnold and
(honey look like the regular guards
Warren and Talbot the tackles and
Ketcham the center.
ll‘iiiilliil iii
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culcnoo.’ Nov. s.—~"ruckoy" Mc
remind announced yesterday he would
forthcoming contest with tonal Jack
O'Brien in Philadelphia next month.
He said he was tired of the continued
rigor or training and that the lure or
the dollar had lost some at it; drew.
"There are only three lights 1 would
said. “l'd like to tulle an Ad Whitest,
the champion l‘d like to meet Jack
mitten a Chicano boy. who is a corner.
and I would tiles to out into a ring with
Battling Nelson lost to give him a
whipping. l have made about $200. 000
at the candidates for. the end posl-
tions and will spend most oi! his time . *
with them. Sanford will have charge ‘
retire from the mile ring after his '
hire to get before quit." Modariiind.
HIGHLAIDEBS DEFEAT
“EH IT BASKETBALL
tested
team. Saturday afternoon on the 131w
ter’s court. bye encore Not In in 6. The
'Summal-Y: Goals from held—Gil.
more 2. Lyons 1, Melton 3, taut 3.1
Gometocit 1. N
Goals from foul—Mailed 1.
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