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Supnlauioil by Brown
.NEW YORK, 1Dec. 9.~—~Directors oi!
the National league, meetingin New
York, today preliminary to the annual
league meeting tomorrow, Were chiefly
concerned with dispensing of Roger
Bresnahan‘s claim against the St. bou-
is Club «for alleged ‘lhreach or contract.
Both the club and .Bresnahnn arerep-
resented "by counsel, and it was expec-
ted that unless a compromise was
reached there would 'be a protracted
session over the matter. Meanwhile,
it is understood, 'Bresnnhn'n is still con—
sidering an odor of $10,000 a your to
work behind the bat and assist Fred
Clerk in the management oi the Pitts- 1
Anthes
burgh Pirates.
_ August Herrman, oi Cincinnati,
”chairman of the Nntlonul‘Cominission,l
spoke with renewed hope today of his'
proponed inter-league championship se.
ries of 6-! games after each major leu-
gue circuit has played 112 games. It,
up for discussion at the annual meow
ing .tomorrow. Herrman proposes :13
joint meeting of theqnuior leagues to
go over the situation. ‘ ,
“The inter-league schedule is bound
to be adopted in due time, " he said to-
day. It is it sure thing that New Yolk
fans would relish games here between
the Giants and all of the American lea:
sue teams during August. September
and a part of October after McGi-nw a
men have played a 112.game schedule.
with all the National league teams in!
Cincinnati under my plan, the Reds
would play the Highlanders Red Sox.I
Athletics White 30:: Detroit, Cleve ’
land Washington and Browns, who
have never been seen there before.‘
The Giants would draw well in Cleve-
land, Detroit and Washington where
they are strangers. The Brooklyn club
would be albie to provide entirely new
attractions at lDbbet’s field after tth
long had grown tired of seeing the
Cubs, Pirates, Reds Philiiea and 0th
or National league outfits.
"The Tinker deal." whereby Joe Tin-
ker was to go from (‘hicago to Cincin-'
nail in trade {or certain players was}
still hanging lire this morning. hot it‘
was said that negotiations were well
under way again and that the trade.
Would probably be consummated this
week.
Although Moaraw of the Giants hits
been quoted as saying he is a cundl»i
date torpresident of the National ion-I
sue predictions were today that LynchI
would be reelected tomorrow without
much opositlon.
international Magus mummies, in
session hem'toliuy. “lid little but rou-
tine Maine“ to transact. The princi-
pal uslneu for consideration was the
“mat r of playern' sultry limits.
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Manic»:-
White Soil A.
perlnlh.
hox' u groundi Sunday attention by
the score of 12 do 4 ‘
The lineup we: as follows: ' '
ii the Inn-
’ Idol
tat bashethul on'tho White
I
II II S. III SIIIIIIII
Hill PORI IIIIISIEIIS
Deieai the taller at Port Chas-
hit by museum of 58 Ill l4—‘-,
Locals Shut Baskets? Well
m
Norwnlk won Saturday‘s basketball
game at Port Chester defeating the
High school tire of that place 58 w 14.
The game was so easy for Norwalk us
to make it devoid of sonsatinoal tea.
lures outside otrthe excellent basket
shooting of the winners.
The lineup;
Port Chester- Norwalk
Storey, McMahon
‘Right Forward ,
‘ J. McMahon
Left Forward
Rosella
Morningneg, 'Leonard
Lawrence, Storey
Center
Fuchs O’Hara.
Right Gard
Rhsiufrankel Aiken
Leit Guard
’F‘ield Goals—«Roselle 4, Fuchs 1.
Story 5, .l. McMahon 8,1..awrence 2,
O'Hara 11. Aiken 5.
Four Gosls-Roselle, 4.
‘RefcreewDoarstyiie.
IIMWIAIJIS DEFEAT
“INFORM AT IIIIIIK8
Before a large crowd gathered in
the Twin ‘City Bowling Alleys on Fri-
day evening the local duck pin team
defeated the Stamford team in a close~
ly contested match and thereby won
the championship not to mention quite
a bonus. ‘of the two‘ cities. The ex-
citement was considerabie~and the
cheering was vigorus and, extended.
The Stamford bowlers were in line
trim and worked hard to wrest the
games from Norwaik but the local
iboys managed to defeat them three
games to two.
The scores were as follows:
‘sumiora.
Mun
Totals.
Tynes 87113 73 85 85 443
Morgan 914 78 86102 59 452
Time 75113 84 83 81 436
Morreil 87 94 97 88 88 454
‘Wl’eelbsn 91 90 104 96 88 469
Team totals 431 488 444 454 437 2254
Norwalk.
jTreadway 79 78118 93 88 451
Miley 94 170 85‘ 89 81 419
Roberts 82 77 -98 81 99 437
Igiuberts 13:. 94' 96 97 35 507
Raymond 91106 98 75 79
w. ._ —— —-
Team Totals 431 426 493 .135 427 23rd
uncouth-“W..-
'I’IIIII IIII PIII
IIIIE II IIIIIIBIII
Report That Quilters will sue-
ceeii West Point on Schedule
PIH'ILADELPHIA, D60. 9.-~Reports
varsity of Pennsylvania is likely to
chairman honor. who will retire
from on would committee today is toll and Ora-hr were no star: at the
hallo . i “W ' , .
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Weill FOOTBALL.
NEW YOM Deed) .-—I3‘our football
players are in a. mum Hashim to
any with injuries or serious character
received in a championship game yes.
tcrdny between the “Bullocks and the “
I “Vernons” two semi professional tennis
and the injured ones are the captain.
halfback. £ull‘haokoud right and at the
“Vernons,” who were defeated 12 to
0. All have broken bones end concurs
sion at the brain.
noun—n...
NUTMEG LAD FOR CAPTAINCY OF
0
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WASHINGTON, nee Ila—Tim Coo
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Irmsuurgii iwirier ind All, lie-
I cording Malian” ~1Announood
Last Night—Jive Slant Twirl; "
ers Among Leaders
nil—M
NEW YORK. Dec. 9.—~Hendrix,‘6r
Pittsburgh, with 24 games won and 9
lost, leads the Nationai'iesgue pitch.
era for the season of 1912, as shown hy
the crucial pitching records, made
public last night. {His percentage or
victories is .727 and only five points Ibe-
hind comes Cheney. oi Chicago, who
won 26 and last 10 games. Five of
the first nine men are members of the
pennant winning Giants, Tesreau Mor-
quurd and Amen a New York trio,
stand third. fourth and fifth realise-l
lively. After Richie and Leifleld bothI
Chicagoans, next in order conic south
or Giants pair. Mathewson “arcs“;
dali “Matty' a" standing is eighth with
12 games lost to 23 won and a percen-
tage of .657.
Rocker. (Brooklyn 5 left him-tied star
pitched the greatest number of shut-
)outs—slx—with Sum, 01 Cincinnati.
and O‘Toole. of Pittsburgh. next each
having rive whitewashes to his credit
Rocker figured highest in the stand
ing in another wale. which Secretary
Heydier has prepared showing the
standing of box men according to the
average oi runs earned of! their pitch
ins: The Brooklyn left hander is third
on this list with on averii'ge of 2.20
runs per game. only Tesreau with 1.96,
'and Mathewson. with 2.12 runs per
game. topping him.
Alexander. of Philodeiliis struck
out 195 men. the record number for the
season.
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lNDEPE-NDBNTS OHAMPIONB BY
, Demon. {‘
The So 609 and the independents
mot yesterday afternoon on Malone lot
to decide the championship or the
‘iown. The 30 80's were in the lead by
Ithe score of 7 to 0. when in the third
quartoran ”ailment stand.
which the So “80's quit the hold The
:03" was hunted over the line and one
or the Independenigieil on the hall in
back of the line. and the referee gave
the Independents ii touchdown. The so
803 oniy‘had six or their insular blur
era. and although greatly outweighed
0
mm New Haven indicate on the um- “'9" W W A road we.
m
replace the Army team on Yule: laot- (INNWEN'r 6- C1 OHM" RIVER- .
, ball schedule next season. The matter ‘ “
has progressed to m. according to ln-'
lemon received here. um an um dummy" «cream the aluminum
in “WW u tor the authorities of Nb!“ “am, the ram runs out
thotwo comes to come oné‘thsr nod This W the um um either no "
We. aim "Wont... . . '
dial.
The Crescent A. C o ‘
his played this Mon; sad it.
very clean and (out throughout. 1 Mar
alter
Mtwilk,
tello cl Meridian. Conn. quarterback
and halfback on this year's iootibuil
team 01(7erth University has
been elected captain for 1.9.13.
William P. Beers has secured a hand-
some banner for the Snfinswood club.
it is navy blue and gold, thocoi‘om of
tho club, and it new ndornn the Wall 0!
the club room in giant-astral.
.JohnGalyae (Kid Yinks),is training
atVthe gymnasium ,ot the Bhringwood
club, for his bout with Kid Hertz, at
thefAudit‘orium. this Week.
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Three Miles aiIIi‘Eiijlil Lapslllieaii
oi Previous Recordwmncli
Rider Takes First Spill
NEW YORK, Doc. 3.—~All records
had been broken at So'ciock this morn-
ing at the end of the eighth honour
the twentieth annual smiley ’bicycls
that time the fifteen teams, which had
started at inimixlit, were tied It 189
miles 3 laps. This was 3 zones and
8 laps better than the record, made by
‘Hchir and (ileum, in 1910.
Iin spite or. themrdhraaking pace
of 23 miles, 6 laps an hour all the rid
cm were ingood condhion. *i‘he only
spill thus for occured at ll: 30 this morn-
ing. When Marcel 'Borthe riding with
Maurice limited in the Ii‘ranco-ltshnn
avenue turn. Bel-that quickly remouni.
éd and continued to race apparently
uninjured Mid without losing his posi-
tion.
FUIIII All) I’IIAIITIIT
or.
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108 ANGIEMIS «Cot, Dec 9. --.lim
Flynn and Luther McCarthy, nullrams
to the white heavywmight champion
ship, who will meet at rm arena
tomorrow night in a twenty-round
bout ended training today. Each de-
c‘larsd himself lit to enter the ring and
both appeared to he in excellent con-
dition.
Betting, which favored McCarthy at
odds of 10 to 8 a few days ago is him
em money
McCarthy will enter the ring weigh
in: 206 and Flynn is expected to .weisli
about 185,
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The, Live. .
Up-to-dote
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Merchant
race in Madison Square Garden. "no
team, skidded and upset at the Fourth .
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without a bottle or wine at your
a glass of wine gives you in
comfort and costs you last! til;
thing you have on the hill
Port, Sherry 11nd Museum to;
lar a gallon. Youve iiiwiiy‘ii
in: for the same article:
a. half (81. 50) 9. 8311011. and
key, 90 proof, our own spoolsl.
"The Nowell: Special," for 90s a.
tie. This ll a good aruclsto
your house for medical use. .
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and I will. satisfy you. Fine
Claret for 65c} gallon. .
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