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‘ Team Looks Strong at Open-
inn— Playing Schadur-
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The Norwihke open their season ht
Amusement Park, on Saturday after‘
noon, at 8: i5 o'clock, when they cross
. bots with the strong Port Chester; 0!
I that place The grime promines to be
u toot one in every direction. .
The team in strong in all ports the
personnel being that pt a solid. stood;
and up-to-the-minute aggregation. Mon-
oger Gus nnd his colleagues, Captain
linrry Cornen and Gus Volk have done
eomelnil iiguring and they believe
that'the aggregation will stand the
test. The lineup, on printed in The
Sentinel, Monday, includes some like-
1v iboys. Billy Keri. who has played
the backstop position for Nornnik
terms for the poet live more. oil and
on, is too well known by the local tons
to need any discourse. Shiiice it to
Say that )liily in up to lilo usual good
einndnrd this season and prmniooe
great things: Harry Cot-non and (ins
Volk, both local men. will he the
mound artists and Wright, of the Corn
ndian tongue, will be given it trial.
The rilret such will be held down by
Hilly Yule, who lost your contained the ’
Albany tenor of the New York ems
League. Billv in loot. dl'riedtnnn,‘ oi!
New York city, who in one of the clov-
ereet intlelders pinyin; with New York
”city oeml protonsionnio. will cover neo-
ond bone Friedmnu lo handily that.
Horpock will cover the shortstop on»
* oition. Hemlock played with the Tor-
rinxtona during the drill part of lost
“ season and tinioheti up with Bill thy’u
Norihnmptom._ Biddle lilollz‘r will eov—
or third Eddie in I Wonder nnd no
mistake when it ironies to local! and
willingneoii. _ "Show" Keene will play
the lair got-den and
in tha‘xonno Hurry Norm.
earlier. initiations/noiuy .
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yesterday that Sam Crawford will be Stallion Buys Toronio’ PNNCNIEI"
seen at the initial sack in the opening N
and Sells. ills Catcher
games against the Eastern tennis. and
i! at the end of tile test period Saul
erlncee a disinclination to play the
position the Detroit management will
make over; ‘ effort possible for the ac-
quisition oi Hnl Chane. m"
”It's up to Crawtord whether we will
endeavor to make a switch for Chane."
said Manager Jennings. “He is the
logical man tor-the position. and ii‘ he
plays the bag acceptably the intention
to get Hal will he dropped."
NEW“ YORK. May 7.——~Two deals
were completed by Manager Staliings.
of the Boston Nationals, Mondns'.N<éial-
lingo is stopping with his playero nt ‘
the Hotel Somerset. where he closed
nexotintiona for Pitcher. Dick Ru»
idolph,nnd formally wired the release
of Catcher John Kling to the Cincin-
nnti Reds. '
Rudolph. Whoa tangled matters vile
tween the Boston and Toronto clubs
hr declaring ntiertermeior his true-
.2... mm for to the Brown had been made ”not
_ in. he intended to retire, outlet! at the
hotel in the morning and had a. heart
to heart talk with Sailings. ' '
“i never will play in a minor
league again." onid Rudolph. “and i
will not.etnnd to hetrnderi hook to N
the bushes by your cluh."
Bindings, who thinks Rudolph will
he soonest-tint in tent oompnny.
promptly usuredrhlm that it he
would sign with Boston he would he ‘
retained. 'With that understanding
Rudolph changed his mind about re-
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Repossenrn‘rw: GALLAGHER
now AFTER BASEBALL Taper
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contract. but not until stallions had
wired Joe alloy. the Toronto man-
ager, that e could have 34,000 and
'Pitohor Buster Brown for Rndoiph’o
reieooe. Kelley having named“ the“
terms several days ago.
Oddly enough the money port at
this deal will he settled with a similar
amount received by Blotting: from
August Hermann. owner or the
Reds Hermon when he learned
that Stallinsn wuuldnt chin” hln
.mind ohont tho diopooition oi Catcher
“he had unrrondorod. tint n cheek for
' it till» had been mulled and tool. in-
holder Charley McDonald nod noon
ordomi to leave Cincinnati or once to
Join the prom. Stallion theibioro
ripened Kilns. hut iii-tonne eon ploy
Thom“ Gdliaxhor. member oi the
slionee or tieoroo‘ontotlvee. 1mm mi»
note, in“ looked horns with the hue-
hoil intimates. lid lino introduced in
the Moore a resolution for on inroa-
tigetion or the "baseball trout," no he
inmt’od'oy the Notion! commotion.
MeDonoid in A younmor who will
demanded-hint:
minimum nation to some extent with Stallion in o m mil,
mo oiTy cement) the“ Auto-durum to the mm
tiring and not his some on n Hub ‘
Kilns. wired the Morton monuor that .
with Joe'rhmr'r Mollie mutton» f
hell- it. and the dioxide or the tooth- niocovor'od hit the tied- in Tom And "
hm oi the Notional Commission have won with than that ”or. it. to not
lull-n «magnum. who win
wreurulnrrh'omliotlonnhi. thence to mom Au
W on! do mariner: mmiiy to WIRW o millio- in;
W flourulotmmfli? tootsie our onion mun.
fifi‘m
‘ mu ileum lit
Tom LyNnch haa tired Umpire C B. Owens from the Notionol Lame tori
gambling. Lynch got the goods on his man and then “minority dismissed
him. This movementdn the this league tor clean sport in every direction
reflects wormed judgment or the moguls, in whose undo romeo the (tea.
tiny oi this’hport in that circles. Marshall's drum onset in the {ooh ihot it
in run on Nthe lere‘i. ‘ . r,
o o o. o o o o o .
The Giants broke their losing streak routerdoy. when they relegated the
comment! hello. The Dodgers and Philiioe bod the hicamwites going some
end pulled them down to the second division.
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Dave White, Georgetowno etnr pitcher. will report to McGrnw on the
25th loot
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lions Wnnor played, yenterdoy, his that. motor urns, after being laid
up with injuries. Hin game was tossed and his batting 000.
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Jed“ 'Ieerenu 5 speed holds. good tor mound work but when it comes to
been running. .iefi' needs a horse. Witness leatordoy's porinrmnnce.‘
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Reportn have it that lit Lorin in otili wetting his hot. this oeuson. Hi'l
hitting eye in no good on over. '
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Eddie molly in playing it randy some or hardball thio omen. itumar
title it thot he will not any with tho toonio loud, held: timber oi too strong
a groin not to nttroct the ottention oi tutor comphny. ’
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(”on cunningham. xorwoik‘o oldelmer. will he mined tit oooond thio
W Monomer Knorr liming dropped the uhort one. “Patty woo at noon
little man Nil hhi help—hint inift some he showed alone oi"irurinllonitiu.W
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o Super-hos hail the neon nigh on the» coil». ot Ebhot'n Field. senior-
alumnus iron: the mill. dangling n i to it in. (the iirooklyno ore plop
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Uiiiciais Who Enter Gambling
.terim a gambling resort.
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Resorts Have No Right in“
National League
NEW YORK, May 7.~Presideut,
Lynch. oi the National League. on‘
nounced. last night, that he had dim
lution of the rules of department.
lii‘tievioiationolloaed consisted in en‘
in making
one announcement President Lynch
said; .
“Umpires in the National League by
their department on and oil the bail
ileid are supposed to add dignity to
their positiono as representatives at
the league.
the prooidefit in‘thegn dismantled!
their duties, and in order to gain and
hold the respect of the players, the
press and the public it is. most essen-
tial that their conduct at all times be
above reproach.
“Mr. Mons. by hie actions. hns lor-
ieited the right to «the protection at
torded him hr the president of the '
league and for the good of‘ the some
he is discharged " .
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Still [1 lilliii
Will Compote or international
Ghost Meadowhmk, L. l.,
in lune
SOUHAMPTOV. hint» tiny 7 will“
of the mornboro lit the polo mm whim
hi to represent the itritleh totes in the
content for the inimotlonoi Cup at
Hoodowhmoit, L. 1., in dune. nailed to}
tot-it my new dent. in Cl 'ititron.
Vivien mutt end (toot. onltioel Shir
ti one or tile retort». 4
“rod” Britta loom tA in we; trim.
mm the cup." .
‘ CW chum no MMM the
not not than; motile film‘s
missed Umpire C. B. Owens for rio~ -
They ore baéked up hr N‘
day on board the Oceania tor Nan ,
Capt. lanolin St. W filial“. 939‘» N
«Ami. and ones. r. tit. mom. who
motors Merino. om mm ma: '
i notion it he: an oven choline oi _
Wraitho
McCarty will meet Annm-
o. ten-round bout here. 483%”;
24. Tommy Burns received uni
day irom McCarty weeping
tions and agreeing to a
’Peikey.
YOUNfi SAM LANGF‘Oflp
M’CARTY AGREES TON BOX
CALGARY. Alberta. May
OF THE. SOUTH NORWANNKVW
MAY 7. AT HOYT’S HALVL
THEATRE.
colored lightweight chain- .
world wt YOUNG WON.
Ilrldgeportwio rounds. ,
Second iiouthook Demo-oat
Norwolk re liming Brook}.
torn—4 rounds at 128 this , ..
Third Bootmdeoh Rn
walk. vs. Perrone.
rounds. 328 the
Fourth Benin-Young K
Norwollr, in. flyeiono
Namath—5 rounder ‘
Mornbernhip F‘eo
Bintnide
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