Evening sentinel, Tuesday, January 7, 1913 · page 11

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

‘ The haéketcan ames last night, re- baskets wentaneanandwnh'ntemate
suited in trace... 61311... Sixth com-80818. bi Players 0.1 Mir team. We

puny, 24-18. 113 the iaetm'oving Aiming, “WW “WWW“ ‘W W33 WW W W“
. tram New York city, and in. another game. The Highs bad 1““ time
3 medium for- the High school gleam 9'10“” 1°”“1‘AWWW1 3m O‘Hw
this time over tthSt Paul's, 9f Bridge- to add the winning baskets Ibetore
:;3 wnort ,by the W," of 32,233, 33m“; time oxliired~and the score read: .Hig'u
. agmee- Were in doubt up to the find! “mm 32 '5‘ ”“1”“ 23
" ' song and bad the house in cxdfexflent The Bridgeport team proved 3' sur-
‘ . continually Three hilnilred "and fifty ””393 “‘1’ mode It a game all right ‘1’9'
people Were in attendance, idiot oven-10"" it “‘de New“ for 8’" PW”?
3 ing, at the Armory. 3
Jimmy Dngon was cut the game with
an injury to his hand. , 3
Notwithstanding some Herculean ei
“ ,.f0rta by Roach, who played his usual
good game regardless of the fact that
j some one was on his back moat otthe
while rind notwithstanding the gener-
.3 Al line rplaylng of the entire Norwclk
team. t 6y Were forced to‘t‘aobo d0teat
at the hands or a team 'of players who
cl owded a great deal of action into a
short speed of -.tlme Schmceik led for
the Alphas. when it come tOI Igetting

 

 

'walk, each chat live baskets. High
'school plays, the Alumni team of the
.cchool on next Monday. With the lat
ter nggreglitlon will be “Cam" Farris.
Francis Martin, Fred Greenwood. Dick
lreland. Mike Abrahams and Mnh‘Wib
son.' ’This will be a hot game, for the
Alumni have prenarefior this contest
as they never did in prey ions seasons.
There will be some excitement when
the hell rings for the first games on
next Monday night.

The lineup last night: ' i

 

the baskets. Pic ehot‘ four. «but there N- H. SI 3 ‘ 5t Pitt"!-
is little discredit £01 his local oponent. F McMahon -' ----- - -- ------- N091
Cnhill, in this fact, as most oi! these Right forward
came at the very close, alter Harry .1. MUMWW --------------- Blamey
had been badly bumped and. compelled Left forward.
to ask tor a time out. ”Henley and 310m! --------- Anthony
‘iocscll ciao took leading parts .in put , Center ‘ i
ting over the victory. Sixx points “115.0 “am ------------ » - . 3 - - a . .. Hilfeie
V the extent of the scoring on each side ‘ Right guard
during the first half, and the speed oi‘ Aiken . . . . .. . . .. Meyers
the players and the passing were ten. Left guard
‘tllneS. For the Sixth-«Roach and Ca Goals from held-Frank McMahon.
‘ hill made the points; for the Alphas-w .5; Jar-“Tr McMahdb. 3; Stores. '1:

”O‘Hara? 5: 'Aiitcn,"2; Noel, l: ‘Blcmol'.
1; Anthony. 3: Heroic. Ii; Moyore.5.
Retainer—William Ranch. .3

RUBER BRiSiiiiliii
SilES Willi illIBS

Henley add Heller. ‘

lielch' had been n’ileslng nomé clone
choteinli thicnghjhe first twenty min-
utes, but with the ‘flnal chapter on, he
was soon earning the points. Altogeth
'er. Reich scored four times and with
two more from the hands of Cahill
twelve points ‘wero chalked-(up for the
Sixth. Eighteen went .“p tor the AI.
”has portion cvcrvoneilut Schroeder
being in on the baskets.

 

 

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“ iFD
3 “ 'l‘o starI the last hull. the Score was Great Butcher and Chicago PMS.

tied at 8 IE. then again at 8 8.1010 ll:—

 

12, and lastly. at 18-18; The vialiorfl ilieIIi Admii Acquisition of
connected in three buckets alter this; _ -
51nd the some was theirs-24 to is. EX 03min“ Leader.
Full of 'bridlt lilay~the contest of .
IS'l‘. LOUIS, Jan. 7.—~iiogor Bream

lent night was noted for the absence or
any show of illdomper. 'l‘ile playoro
were out there to clay ball and play
Iimii they did, with no lime for any-
ihlng also. Standing out Ipromlnontiy
were the scrimmage play of Dornoy
and Reich and; Candle habit ct being
in two platoon at the who limo u it
deemed. The latter again was in front
lit-chins step with Ranch ni every point
mud time two had the crowd cheering
their excellent lllnying.

ban, deposed meander

tcrday.

“But the story will have to come
tram the other ond.‘ no added, indie
inning to give any details or the deal.

Alter a recent conference bemoan
lirernahan and Owner Murphy oi the

 

 

The lineup: §
Alpha-n. sixth Company. 1W“ W” 010M “9.969 for title!
cit-1111mm Downy new arm: “0.000 or a nonhuman»:

Right! «coward - 10383 a rim notary. . ,

33lla‘ller noted ammonium 11mm minim 1n.
‘ llol‘t toward 3 Mills club "who woodwind flint“
3 umh Gunmen dd). and Brno-hm 1m pdlgi ind” n
‘ neuter. Hum flown-1y mum it between

“milky nown-p.”(inn-sun” Rm“ .111“ M 320.0” m. "hli‘mm,

3. . ' mum guard. dint-i1 ind tonr' your». .‘lo‘ ,mn, end
‘m,;mm Cam in per cent. or the circle, cancel pro
Mi‘t guard. Md. . 3

 

(ionic from nmmnmmn. Ii: m1.
1 ' filer. 3; 3.14am» 2. l.l.onic5' as; Reich.
‘ “£4; count l: Cumin.
ReicroemWIIiiom Ranch.

 

‘f‘l'iail'onai Commission Tales .Il

Q‘Hara and Frank ”McMahon, fer Nor- ‘

 

important Bequosioi Minor
3 «Leanna mm: '

 

CINCIINA’I'TI O" 3.. ‘imilfll

member of the national bancball com
mission dram ‘lhn American Kiddo
yesterday caused a smctponemcnt in;
that body‘s ninth annual meeting until

- . 7.ch ili~ '
nose of Precidoiib Bah B Johnocn,

 

tomorrow, at which time the election

or a. chairman and secretary, the
reading In annual reports and the re
caption 01' a' committee from the na-
tional association and minor leagues
will take place.

Chairman Augustus HerrmAn and
President T. L. Lynch, members at
the commission from the National
league were not Idle during the day.

~howev,er as they went into canton

ence with a number of minor league
representatives. and 3 took up the
subject. at unitorm contracts, some
thing that is much desired by the
minors and ‘Which‘flle commission is
called to not upon. Wintevldence
was introduced today will “be repeated

,hy the secretary tomorrow toMr.

Johnson. The. committee“ from the
National association will aim declare
its opposition tomorrow to the, in-
dividual calla-y limit of d minor. im

Mammalian Quit Hit Mimi With
Giants. 2

New York, Jan. ?.—-R. H dic-
Cntchoon resigned youtorddy on were
tary and treasurer of the New Ydi‘ita
National Baseball club. John B. Foo-
tor, aporting editor of the Evening
Telegram was elected cemetery. and
N: Ashley Lloyd wan elected «recour-
or. Mr. McCulcitcon remains it dim
tor of the controlling company. Frank

 

“ii. Stevens wan made a. director to

-flll the vacancy left by the death
of President. Brush.

 

BOXING BOUTB TONIGHT.

Tom McMahon vs. AI Kublnk. at

iRochester. N. Y.

Jimmy tummy vs. Ray Puller, at

lid on La.
lllll Fleming vs. Fighter Kennedy
into other home at lilaricvilie.

 

at. Brooklyn

oi the 81.1
Louis National League Bunch." toam.‘
will also within a few days a time
your contract with the Chinese lid:
none! league team. he said late 1393'

The ma."

Uta-module-

Mmhnnt
. midi dint

flhicwo club, it on reported Brosnm‘

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Tommy Bergin vs Young Nitchlc. not outclcu Ruth

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 

 

Ilia-tired cannot lie. but they can
make an workmen; of! pickin ‘

beet men in the American Deanne. The“
oiilc'loi averaged o! 1912 give the loud
era in holding in‘édch branch of me
game. yet even dlmclriling hitting;
they hardly .w‘otild betlio ones that
alerage in would Illicit tor on All
American league. team. . _ _

While there would he indl'v'idha‘i
choices, the general run of fans would

 

pic-k Molnneé. first base: minimum .

0nd base; Baker, third base; Wagner,
short; Jackson right; Snooker cen3
ter; Cobb left; Sundae m1 Henry.
catchers. and Which Walsh Wood-
und Plank for pitchers. '

But the leaders in these! .miticnc'
counting men “‘ngnringdn a hundred
or more same. except for battery
men, run: (install, first base; ninth.
Bride. shortotcm
Strunk. center; hogan, loft: (lady and
Block catcherai Coomhl. Plank white
and Baumgardnor. pitcher:

Now «3: those men. Block has gone
to the mlnoro and Rodin 31.’ oilppinh
towards them yet they load in field-
In; for their position. There in not
one man. except the pitchers and per
hm Cildy, whg even as a Iholder is
better than the men in. (And would
select. Even ”Jinn” time-honored do
vice o! the climber 0! chances ac-
cepted does not hold (or taking the
first instance flit hand. there is hardly
.3 hair' a dmercnco between the chances
taken by Roth and Collins.

But Eddie's; value to the Athletics

the White .301. Collins, of course. is
a much better hitter and one run-
nor than dit’nule moi-nit; out his
superiority duel; not bod here. we
is not a department In IImnly playing
the bag in which the Maokmon door

He can no further for a Mil either
way; he con the the runner better;
he worki In more perfect accord With
the shortstop. Thin is I fair sample
at the inlaid ,while merely a «not
at. the outfield chum Jackson. Gobi:
and Monitor an A better trio of lly

hogan. In one anyone would won
:or who How may be, it in well to

the 81:. bottle Brown and handled won
ole I‘M.
more

flooded that moduli hid Watch is cocci
‘i‘ihc‘ invent nomad at the iodine

mam within it oom‘dd to Mind. 3
commie? hi1. hover mm no rain»

. int iiiii loll ills W him while
. ‘ (inner Wily mm the two 3
. or. or” out Monotone; lithe “mow 7,
, : admin 11 million very close to‘ihe‘

Ibr' his Mayors! hoalt ,

he‘d
and he wanted to be sure it was no

, is film's something to‘bo concerned
about in the health of a team of base

likely to melon dome diime'nt at any

bronchitis in ordered to my the 3111-. 3

'whom they mlcicd from annulus

[claimed that his salary had been in-

is inoaiua‘bic greater than Rtih'li witch confident his- mission would rc~

noodle“ than metom‘ailmnk find.

out» til-i.- in: played in ii)? minds tor ,
soundly “flail cit-Ind» not or a min .
No one encode: a pitcher on hid

drilling memo. my
number, but in new}: in to 31.3“

ihln . 3’

2no call:

’hlo can,

breaking a": more
. leicel' said:
“To Show yon how closely Mcumc
witcheb “dill chimc‘ he has . lien
come to me and ”in: "Dr. trainer, have
a look It o woo or that man." He
‘ that they lacked luster.

 

indiom'iione of serious trouble. There:

3mm players. Twenty-live men are:
'iib'e vomtnioezcn line honor-vi iow‘n
two Bindings. win one the Philddelphia)

mo team «on ftor Mixer ”Barter.

under the option-agreement clause
and sold to Wilmington. _:
In the other finding the claim 10!
Ployerflenworthy, who was released
byDcnver “to mohlngtonaud thou
reienncd back to Denver by Washing-
ion] was disallbwed- Kenworthy

reused 25 3901' cent. over his. contract
with'Denver when he went to Wash--
lngton, but thecommittee ‘ thought
otherwise.

 

mom coronary-1033 '
can!!! with WW;

NEW YORK, Jan. 7.—'-3Fl‘onlr Fab
roll, presidenr'of the New York Amer--
Ican loam team, left here yesterday
afternoon (or Chlcaso, wherein: will
cooler with mutual. Chance. dormer
menu: of the Chicago Nationals,
and endeavor to obtain Chance’a
signature to a ontrnct to manage hill
team nut cocoon. ”3"

no, .ydmu W in 1.3530va mood
when he departed. Ind declared l1

 

suit utiulaciorlly. Mr. Farrell said:
he would try to bring Chance back to
New York with him. do he desired
Chance to be entirely laminar with
the mm or the club. and done not
want to send any contracts to New,
York nicyera withOut chance giving
his accent to their salaries. .

Mr. ‘Fill'fllu aid chance would be
Riven full authority in oil Imlttal‘i!
oncoming the club. oven in timing
and reloading players, and determin-
ing who! flidflfl Iwill be filtered the
men on the club’s: roster.

 

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no. 7

Following 11: a. list or telephoned

y.'.

all his undrd Mrs. ‘E K Planks.‘

'12 Woodmrd Ave.

at” Bdrthol.

17 Hoviiand St.

Albert P. Wow

16 Dillinar'd . Qt.

Joe Berry.

155 Washington «at.

Vincent J. Biggie,

15 Day St.

.0. H. Brown,

60 Wilton Ave

Rev. 3.1.3 ll. Brown,

.1 Winfield St. - -

Jesse. S. Brundage,

.248 East Ave. J‘-

new”; V3.3 Carr.

:Tokeneke Park

E. c. 'Chichester.

Melbourne Road

Frank L. Clarke.

Comatoclr Ave. ‘

would I. chfirn.

155 “Wellington, St.

Samuel. 1... Craig,

31 Madison St.

Wm. B. 011de.

2 Summer St, N.

C K Cilibili,

69 Spring St. '

Tony ‘Do‘dd0.

1 Neptune Ave.

Edward «it? Bully,

34 Hoyt St.

Than. 3. Dwyer.

97 Harbor Arc;
Herman R. Fancher.
Weapon-Ave. '
Tony Fidollo, .

8 Benton St.
Prank Benton Field,
10 Franklin St.
M. H. Glover.

115 Main St.

\ C. P. Godfrey,

memes. .

Edward J. Hayes,
1i) Burrltt Ave.
Katherine hi. Hull.
56' West Ave.
Samuel Kantor.
‘58 Newtown Are.
Edwin G. Lamb.-
25 Union Paris
all“ Jennie Lee.
14 Union 8L
3. Levy.
to Water St.
Harold Man”.
41 Railroad Ave.
Jone Ni. Mario“.
80 Franklin Ave.
P. W. Helium.
. ,Winnipnnil
John F. Notcier.
88 8min; 8i.

‘ Wm. B. Nanhoy.

19 cm Ave:

, Not-nil; Genitourinary.

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