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Change Name of Baseball Organization in Eastern" Association“. at
Meeting at Directors. Hera Ye
London Admitted by Unanimous Vole—President
O’Rourke is
Alter sixteen years of existence in
which time it weathered many storms
' h and 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 or the league held yesterday
afternoon at the Hotel Tai‘t. New Ha.
ven, itvvas voted'to Change the mini!
oi‘ the league and hereafter the organ
izntion will beknown its the Eastern
Baseball Association. President James
M. O‘Rourke was reelected to that of-
fice, as well as secretary and trees
urer, as was forecasted in tiewspnpel‘n:I
throughout the circuit. The other'aud i
perhaps the most important of the‘
day's business. was the admission oi'i
New London and iPittsneld to- the;
league. New Britain wus connldered,i
but the directors found that town luck-
ing as far as baseball enthusiasm
goes, hence the. turning down of that
application.
Prenident O‘Rourke m the close of!
the meeting alat'ed that. the meeting;
hill] been most properly conducted!
and that profound harmony had pne-
vniiod, lenVc clone the fact that more
business hud been transacted than at
any previous meeting of the league.
There had been coneldernble discus-
sion around the‘ cricuii previous to
yesiurdiiy'n meeting, relative - ioi
ii'limiriw'n chances o! reelection. ill
wnn known that Directors Clnrkln and ‘
ozxmi of the Hannah and noiynuo
clubs, resimetaively would do all in
their power possible to oppooo the to.
olecllml of O‘Rourke. but their ennui.
worn futile. Clorkin mentioned the
uncle of John (Henson. u Hurtlord.
the position and (‘J‘Noil ulho pledged
b‘mucll‘ nn' being willing to support
cur/one but O'Rourke. in the voting
which followed O‘Rourke moolvod the
ruins of lalrectorn (lamsron. Corny,
Kennedy Mid MuConn. with clericln
«Mimi his lot with (llaliioii. Thimfll
iiinrhin and O‘Neil previous to the
ninrilnx of the meeting intimated
O’lwiirku'u downtuil.'they vim bid]!
fluiimi nm] to motto it all the worse,
mndn lilliidmollio to the direct that
they but! little fault to hull with the
administration, on the ofihnrlmtd.
Cameron. Kennedy, Mouton 1M
(tarey. spoke in the hithul. emu: o!
()‘iiniirhe. his achievements. imw‘
tiaiiiy and communes writ in m
ling that the rules laid down by m
' league were tired no to. ‘
him A. Shelter and (“Shorten A. burr,
Wenonah; moment and him We
. deli. respectively mane formal hooli-
Wild? «whence. The directors.
as whole, . in favor oi thew»
m of m. not] alter little
discussion» were men on out“
] iiiiiuiill _ iii
in getting a team together {which will
l All he hears
newsprint-r man,“ a candidate for!
l
8 ill ll Hillilll ,
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sierday-Pitisiioid and New _‘
nucleated
day's conference. New London was
tiout league, but was later transferred
enough for league baseball and would.
willingly suppoii. § goodies
Plant “will spare do tithe no
Zellar very optimistic of the baseball
future. The former Springfield man-
ager has taken up his anode there.
and finds it an ideal town to live in.
from day to day in
league baseball, and there was a great
reception accorded Zellar when he or.
rived in the Bay State town last night.
He will set right out st once to act against Princeton as one of the great.
cure players. ‘JlmgMurilhy. erstwhile est uthletic exhibitions ithan eve.-
wflmrbury owner and "monomer. wan-t. been my need fornme to witness. "-3
ed to locate a loam in New Britain,
but was turned down hard.
In changing the Mine of the organ-
‘utlon in” ambluonu cf Carey and Bl‘liililtfi‘l: WOTk [trill/ed, ! thlhk. {bah
dually accomplished. he is one of the most remarkable
Their men had always fought for the players that f“”“‘“ has ever 9"”
change as they wanted to be candid duced. it not the very best of them
cred under the colors of the powerful “I" “m9” ’0“ think 0‘ “‘9 all.
organization. Directors Cameron and ”0"“! “me
hicCann Mm opposed to the change. Princeton. it certainly makes one he
O'Neil we're .
but to ‘5!) avail.
mention. As the
league is formally roorsunlaed. each.”
your, the reelection :o! direemrs. a
constitutional committee ind lamina
of the imuo agreement took pinco.
meson or Bridgeport and O’Neil of
ilolyoiw were select“ up delegate: ioi
tongue: to he held at
in not feeling in the belt or health at
our; It homo.
have been instmc
radon. other in the tunes. and mi:—
than an audit in order to us whether
the «lei-y limit ninth: victim.
an
out on mien tth m ‘in tho W
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Waiter camp Declaresiisrvard
‘ . CAMBRIDGE More» hay. lawn
tier Camp. the. “demo! tootbsli... be:
~' net-es that Charles? Bridkley,~x~i£ lire
' keeps up his present gait, will run):
among the boat of the gridiron heroes
. before he finishes his course at' Her-
vard. Keene Fitzpatrick. trainer of
the Princeton team," and Captain Wed»
at one time ‘afllliated with the Coniiec.,de“. 0?. Harvard. agree in torming
Buckley as the greatest football play-
ho Norwich, after the interest in the.er 9"“ developed.
sport had become technically dead in! fiBricltley W” b,” F“ odds the a“?
the whaling town. New London {ang'of‘suturday’s some, even outside his
now maintain that they tine again ripe , field kicks," said Camp yesterday. “He
.appiiars a. very versatile young man.
1 there. He ‘was a strong line smasher, kept
film“, going well andfmauo one. of‘tbe pret-
’ ;'tles§' runs of the game, besides being
he in the race at the top “an“ every Aevel’ on the alert on the defence. If
minute. Prospects at Pittafleld find '1‘“ maintains his present 3““ through
‘ his remaining college years he will
‘ranlt very high amongst the greatest
ltry over a span of many years, but i
lfle’t down the performance of Brinkley
Routine busineun look up conuidor—'that ”‘9 gamehus 9"" seen."
Iuble time at the
the nuptial mafia“ a: the. mum on the Wolxubunndut mm bore int
Milwaukm night were decided today. by opinion
atoning November ill. Thin will be ”WNW“! by the 590": “PM" 0‘ ““9
the first meeting Hmideni O‘Rourke four local newspapers, in favor at the
will have milled alone will. O'Rourke bulk"! 01 Mondot. ‘
halal-loo of M NW rim. mu
in until is i 4 ‘9
Hilliiili liiliililliiil
Wonder is (his oi, Stars. ,
‘oilnii timer
heroes of the game."
"I have seen games played by his
university'elevens," said Trainer Fitz-
patrick, "from all sections of the coun-
ne of best athletes of nil
in
la 0 the
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Ciiptniu \Vcnd-ll snid: “(liiarlcy
he played against
lieve that he in about the herd player
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NEW ORLEANE. Now endangers
The unlit. according to ornament,
¥Tom Shoviin and lieinle Hobbs
, (lid Hammerlnn Squad into
Condition. Alter Linn llesi
‘Wlth Tom Shevlln in uniform
coaching and with Heinie Hobbs. the
Amherst couch helping with the line.
the Nile varsity squad had work yes-
terday (or me ilfb’i: mm to nearly a
week, the practice having been given
up at a mark or respect to'rheodoro
w. i’ork, the deadlinle guard. ”I ‘
15% whole coaching eta! was at
the field. Head Coach Keys . beth
assisted by Line Coaches MoDevitt
and Scully beside Sheviin Ind Hobbs.
the dude. ' " .
To get the team limbenen up there
was nearly an hour’s signal drill. Be-
side this the backs bad a. grant deal
of work kicking to. onset the Rich
of ‘Brlckley. Themtho vanity. lined
up for o scrimmage with the W
men and defeated the freshmen by I
score of 13 to 0. The score. how.
ever. was for tram :utiirtacmry to the
coaches for the freshmen made gains
into varsity territory and once, on a
forward peas from Guernoony to
'i‘hompeon matched the twenty-live
yard line. The tréchnien seemedflto
far outnhine the varsity in the use of
the forward puss. Guernsey throwing
two for ion: nine. The lint. was to
Thompson and the second to Johnson.
With it mod thicker the Milton
could have scored is field goal, but
when on the 25 yard line a Md Ill“
was mode can the varsity recovered
the bull. Alter tint the varsity goal
line was not throctonod. ‘
'i‘ho vmlty made two touchdown.
'i‘hoy mined to here no trouble in
touring the truism line to pieces.
swam “q Flynn wont rlnlhl
throuxii'tor also and Pompeii); who
played in pinch oi Phlibin. made a
seed and run. Finally iron: the live-
ytrdiilue Bonding sine-bod throuxb
for the unit touchdown. and bumpeily
kicked the will. The wound toilet»
the W time and deem it boat to. was without it referee‘s deoiulon. sud I
O'Neil and Hellman tho wmra. would; into unarmed- ,
led in come the «on» of dollars. were bound on the (hickoutallod no central followed the
immhiou to be made in. the when 'W'oswmou's noel-ions. Two PM
in; for the purport. of visiting the be“ do?» the tillri to Mundotoud one]
called it it «iron. The Opinion of the»
bum
countinn the drew in; a
note I!
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lit. «w. South, of Chicago, who rot».
imamnmdumnmm
M “be outlined the but round.
his claim Writ
linkages
i
lit the cantata, give the“
down us made by Flynn. lie tore
through the line for the score. The
touchdown. ‘ .
(Minder Wind” and Hammer
in. in mm fort. attics Ii shoulder
"fourth will not hit known until um hm. WWW?!" We"? W
,stimm, but even Would it, .
Ifilliiy, they apps-m at my mums mm“ t“- ‘lhm “mm ”W W!“ 1‘3“
Mn and pet ion vital: for the back mils public,
night gourd. Milli: didn‘tnt out
one no the monthly“
Pd lrl . ,
lineups} the tenacious.
Wilh'doriiglt‘ new on
ninth-hm "
smut - mmw min m thirdymd: with"
Wheeler _ ’ ,‘
mm“ it”
. Princeton and they will new build up
Harry Vaughan helped shevlin with
' Cooney look like the regular guards.
intrusions. WWI“ the
the pluyers. Two [years'ii‘go' he and.
Shevl'iu‘worked them up‘rtogether.
The defense willjwbe built.” up‘ to
withstand the assaults of Brinkley
whom Yale tears mono than any play-
er who has been heralded against the
eleven in years. Many of the" ”file
coaches and players saw the game
Saturday ” between Harvard and
a defense to withstand the assaults
of the Harvard backs. .
Yale's strength-,zit‘must be admitted
by the most optimistic Yale men, has
principally in the defense. Thomas
has been ‘pretty‘ Well tried, but sické
ness has again and again interfered
with the plans forthe line. .
Shevlln will thine personal charge
tions and will spend moat-of his time
with them. Seldom will have charm
of the line in general with 'Scully par-
ticulariy looking out for the tackles
and MoDevitt looking out. for the
guards. Kemlum will be allowed to
go it alone an a center and DWN
himself to "meet Bluthenthnl.‘ The
Yale center is the best in more and is
probably the best man on the' Yam
team. With him as the keystone the
Yolnline is long, but with anyone
else in center, it is feared that the
line would go to pieces. Arnold and
Warren and Talbot the tackles and
Ketcham the center.
li’illilllil u .
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CHICAGO. Nov. 5.-"Packey" lilo-
Furiand announced yesterday he would
retire from the prize ring after his
(crib-coming contest with Young Jack
O‘Brien infhilndoipbin Luoxt month.
He said he .wu tired of the continued
rigor of training and that the lure of
the dollar had loot llama of its draw.
"There Imiouly mm. ‘dnbts l did
like to not before quit," McFar or!
said. "hi like to tulle on Ad Woigast,
the championvl’d like to meet Jack
Britten a CMGQKO boy. who is a comer.
sad i would like to {set into a ring with
Bottling Nelson hm: to give him:
‘ whippingi have made about 3200.000
in the but live yenmnod tlm lit?!”
fl and mdy‘lo‘nuit; My best winds:
,wu with unit Weill. the Englishman.
i draw down $10,000 for that built. My
battle with Jimmy Britt in an bran:
aim brought me “.000. [luvs a num‘
beret smelter lights tint along and
clean up nearly “0.009 n your.
l
iiiailtiiinfiisnrrnir ‘
of the candidates tor the endvposlj "
ism transition
do a fast game. the Highlanders do
"feasted the‘J. a: J. Cash basketball"
team, Saturday afternoon on the lab-p
ter's court by a scoreof 15 to 6. The
.11an: . . . . .
Highlanders J. china-h
Sculley, r. f. r. a, W. iElectronic
Paul, 1. f. l. f.,“Lyons
Richardson, c. . ‘ ' 6., Rice
lily-hon. r. g. . ’ ,r,.g., E. Blackmail“
Comstock. l. g. . l. g.,;’Hyact
Sunlmai‘i': Goals from field—Gil-
more 2, Lyons 1, Manon 3, Paul 3.~
001118th 1. "
Goals from tutti—Manon 1.
RMeW—Momke.
Umpire—Mahler.
Timer—Jilin Goodchild:
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Wolgaet and Joe Mandel; of New .
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end :neither had the udvantazef;
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men. Although'hiandot was a. nod!
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10 rounds and Wolgast with one, while
the others were even, the champ
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