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Decent Deal Between Chicago
and New York to Come Be-
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NEW YORK, July 17.41thva semi~
officially announced here today that
Vthe recent trade betwaen the New
York and Chicago clubs of the Amer-V
icon League, involving ll-iaVl Chase,
iIlollie Zeider and ‘Boi‘ton, will be
subjected to an investigation by the
league authorities. Manager Frank
Chance has requested his club oili-
cers to carry the case to the base-
ball court on the grounds thin. he
,wns- deliberately deceived regarding
the condition of Burton and Zeider
whom he accepted in exchange 101‘
Billion. ' I '
‘Chanre claimed that he was person-
ally assured by Mnnngcr Callahan
oi‘ the White Box thnt both Zeider and
Burton were physically capable of
playing big league ball. This ututn
meni, according to Chanco. was for
from being a fact; since Zcider had
been spilled by “Ty" Cobb in *De-
troit, two weeks before the trade sun
was under the cure of the club irnln-
er and physician as a result of ithVthc-
cident lit the time of the trade. f I
New York ci‘ub’ofiiciuls state that
I it may be weeks before Zelder is able
to play tor the Yankees and that Ben
ton proved for from being the player
he was alleged to be.» All these
, charges will be laid hole; 9 the proper
league authorities and some form of
rcpurution demanded by the. New
York club from the Chicago organiza-
tion.
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CHAMPION SCULLING EVENTS.
The limit details for the \vorld'w’ceived by Mnnngcr Jennings just ho-
championship st‘ulling match between
Ernest Hurry. holder. and llnrry
d’enrce. eliuilenger. have been com-
pleted. land the race will be rowed
lid: 21. weather permitting. The in-
nious tour-mile 4(I0wyurd chumflbnship
c ursc‘onxthceThnmcs river. d.oudon.
w l he the scene of the struggle ror
individual honors. ’IIOUI tho chnmpioh
and his Austrnlinn rhullcngnr are com-
piolinu their training work. uud on the
showing Inndo liIan-y is quoted at {I to
4 to win. A c-Immplmtship cup and ti.
IiIiIt‘ slultc ol' $0.000 noon to the winner.
The l’utncy to Mortlnke course on
which the ruon will bn rowed hi the
lililI-iv‘fit oi uli worhl'u chumpionohlp
(mum-as. 'l‘lio. Arrlcun Zamboni course
is 5; 9g. nilluu: ihc l’nrmnuttn illltI Witn-
zIInul courses of Auntrniuuln being .5
when. 930 yards and 3 1-4 miles. rn
npooilrely.
The history nl’ this clnunpionship
(event things buck to ‘1359, and since
thou thorn burn boon sixtyrlhron mom
for the title. lmrinu this period of.
tiny odd yours the Mf'ilimilt proinnuiuu-
ui 'uoullnri. oi the world have in turn
hulIl tho Izhumpionuhlp. (iluunburn
won the title .ilvo “Hill“; 10. lluhlon ob:
timed; lluuuh nix: ’l‘ownu Ave. and Ar-
nat ilvo, while runny other ecullero
Hill“! in for II short poeueuoiun oi
clunnpionuhlp honoro. ‘Barry, the pron
eht champion. won his thin from A rnIIt ‘
on July 29, lulu. other the latter had
detoutud both Barry and Pearce dur-
ing Mill) and 1011.
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MAYOR ANGIIW AT EVADION LAW.
NEWARK. July iiiwlndlgnuut at
the Endorsement of the titanium Mo.
tordmmo to mung specially contrived...
automobiles so pucoemukerli in hit: ole
moon to gut urduud ii city ordinance
prohibiting motorcycles, Mayor liens-
sling declared today that he would
, take steps to prompt any violation of
the law. die Inihi he would not: the
city lint! depmmdnt to advise him
whuteun‘rmi ratio that will stop tiIII
form oi use
deli This tedui has a good record in
and around New York and New Jor
soy. and hits some old—time big leag- Mdraflu‘l/ch
uers with them Guamieri ulll twirl 6127;506:310
V Sluggers.
’Duquesne club is made-up of the fol-
.stop; Malloy.-tliirdeh'usewthis boy is,
current
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DUOUEBNEBLUBI .
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Manuger Gus Knorr has vars lucky ‘
to get the fast lDuuuesne club. or Jer-
s‘ey City, to play the locale on ISstur-V-
for the lNorwnlhs and. it he beats this
team, he will be a fixture with tho Nor-
walks, as this, team is made up or
Manager Patterery‘hiis sent
his lineup to Manager Gus Knorrr The
lowing players: Nuttress will either .
twirl or play first base. He huspiaycd '
here before and made a very good shove“
ing with the fans. Gumuer. catcher:
Gillow. second bahey’Edwards. short» '
a wonder 'with the but; Anderson, left
vflcld; Patrick, center field; Farley.
right field; Brown, an extra twirlcr.‘
and L888. an extra men. Mnnn‘gor Gus
Knorr has onen this team play and he
immediately hooked them to pin) his
pets, as he says that the best and only
the- best for the Norwnlks Gus Knorr
will, have the same lineup as he had
lent Sunday. when he beat the Philu~
delphiubGlants. with the exception of
Volh; Gnarnieri will he in the box for
the locals. This boy will make good
with the fans of Amuncment Park be-
cause he can twirl better hull with a
test team, and Gus Knorr claims that
he will make good with the locals.
Tlieprellminury game will be he-
twoen the Muyilowern and the [ride-
pcndenis.
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IIIIIEEIIIITELI
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At tenet three stars have linen sailed
in the buseball players of the big
leagues from the bushes this \onr: ;
\‘i’nltci‘ .‘l. Murnnville. the brilliant
voting shortstop of the illusion Nun;
tionnl Lenguo club; iiuy Schnilt the
wonderful catcher 01" the t‘hhngo
\ihlie Sox, and (‘hiulei Sleugci the
outfielder of Brooklyn
Of course. other good i’lIilYOl‘fi have
come from the minor tongues, and it
DETROIT, July 175.33 a result or
his (minute with Umpire Hildebrand
lIlllIIlg the Philadelphia Detroit game
liondgy afternoon. "iy Cobb. sun out-
fielder and champion bulumun. hut;
been suspended by the bond of tho
Ainericnn Leugue.
The notice of suspmmion was ro-
fore time for starting Icsterd‘uy' a
game. it (lililit! in the forth 0 u tote--
grain duied (thicngo, und rondiny. us
follows: “This is to notify you ol‘
Cobb's suspension for language ilui'll
JWBMSBSMMHR
to Hildnhi-and in Monday‘s numo.V ABIED RLIHE ER “ASHLYV
('Signcdl. “B. B. Johnson.” I
The dispute lictIVnen pluyor und _____
umpiro occurred in the ninth inning
oi" Monday's gl‘nuc. “linker. tho Aih~
letics‘ third bushinnn, hit it liner to
short centeriluld. (‘Iobh raced in and Consideration at Hands OI
uppermitly enught the boil a low ' ,
inches from the ground, but l‘iildo- C III] owners
brand ruled that tho fielder hud
"trapped" it. Cobb has so insistent NEW YORK. July i7.~~~i’rcuidcnt Ii.
thnt the umpire ordered him from ii. Johnson. 01' the Ameritnn League,
the gunic. who left this city tonight for Detroit
. . uppeurcd hoth surprised and when to
M'GRAW alone CUBAN PITCHER- learn that Jake shun lint] been 18'
NEW YORK,.luly l7 «Manhunt Mc~ lloved oi the munugument oi the
tirnw, oi the Now York National woridu ohmnplon lied trick by l’ieisi-
leugue team announced raterdur dent liloAlour. of the liloutou club.
that he ulgnod Emilio l‘ulmoro. one ni’ Commnnung on the mm...” of Stuhl.
the star pitchers oi the Almohdurou Johnson .mp1;
loom of Moreno. ’i‘nhnoro in It big l’ni-V “l doaply regret that Mr. McAloor
low. uh: Iieet hill. with trmnomluilii noted no huellly. ‘l‘horo woo no roan
npucd M one 0! NB 00M till-911198 93‘ son for relieving noun oi' the mun-
uutu. The new Cuban pitcher will m- ugoinent of the Bostontentn at this
port In the Giants next swim: at the limo undue was entitled to our cona
Marlin training camp. Ilderution the Boston club and the
WW" 'Americunlm u c id 1 .
GLOVER’B .IAo TELLS HeAVILv. ‘ ‘I a “u “9 mm smut
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Amerieun Mu no lust full at in it
Outpolntl Young Hloltcy With It and of um m. is; w“ ”mg.“ “"34:
°°°“I°"‘I “'9'“ Crew. MuAloor in mldmeosnn and right in
Ring gonoruluhip and u cloudy lutt hIIi homo citi‘. Chicago. i‘ltnhl canon:
head Juli earned the dominion tor Mike be held accountable for the poor
Glover, or Benton, over Young Hickey, showing at the lied Box this season.
or diariem, in the main bout at the Gardner. Yerkes. 'Wuxuer. Lewis and
tit. Nicholno A. 3.. last night. llickoy Wood have all been out at this game
was strong and willing and occasional- on account at lniurieu and «Stain him-
ly landed on Glover, but the latter self was unable to play on account or
wouIld pick away at Hickey» nose with an injury to his toot. i feel that the
his left, and following this up with a American mm may he sharply
right cross succeeded in smearing his criticised for Mr. Miner’s hut‘y and
opponent’s {goo considerably. Glover iilxudvlued action. and tool it I but
Weighed in {it 112 pounde and flicker been in Chicago yesterday. other
would not have been let oht in such n 0°
middle Kelly and Dick Pothre taught fashion. I! it were awauMIr nausea
mini! “190W with ten rounds to a draw in the temuilual. any to out some one one in ehurco or
at ,laifl.
THREE YOUNG PHENOMS WHO HAVE MADE
GOOD THIS YEAR IN THE BIG LEAGUES
AND ARE NOW LOOKED ON AS STARS
is sometimcs hard to pick the best
Thinks Slain DestrvEd liver;I
won the world’u cliniupiouship for the.
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Chico: o
Ill/IE: 8J9!
of thcm. But those men have con-.
vinced the fans and the managers of
the clubs Ihnt they are natural phi}-
,ere who will hold their onn i’or yours
to come iichulk is believed In many
to he the lust lumber in the Ameri-
can qugllt‘. (if course ho nos se-
mured lust your, but he played so few
names that he merely gore promise,
Inut proof. that he was a great catcher.
who won the world» championship
lust tall. Smhl was an houorwhio and
ompetent nmnager and was highly
cstcunicd in our league."
ODDS AND ENDS. _
The lmsohull inn flcquonli) won.
(lure uhut bummer; oi the old uni-
forms. hills and gloves that me din-
oardud by biu league clubs. Much of
the pI‘Iruplwrnnllu In used until it is
,, so worn or damaged us to he of no In."
tin-r mine. but every club manager
bus on tile uppllcutions for outfittings
no longer unitnble tor the major cir-
cuits. .lusi ut present the Indian team
of tat. Mnry'u Mission School nt thunk.
Washington. in proudly playing in uni~
forms formerly wuln by the Athletics
when they hold the title of world'h
champions.
Manager Connie Muck was appealed
to for some discarded suite curls this
spring. and In unuwer to the request
forwarded not only uniforms but
gloves, huts and build as well. l’cr-
Imps Connie rounoned that in the role
of o. baseball Vedanta Claus ho would
have first cull on any St. Mary‘s plain
or who threatened to develop into n
Bender or Meyers.
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WORLD TOUR OF BALI. PLAYERS.
CHICAGO. July ill.-~’i‘he rounddhe
world tour of the Chicago Americans
and the New York INu H0219“ became
a certainty yesterday. when Charles
Demiskey, owner at the White 00:.
posted a forfeit neceuoary to were
transportation. D‘he teams will roll
from Vancouver. 3. 0.. on Nov. 19.
making the trip to the Pacific coast in
a special truth. auroral exhibition
women will be played euroute.
tion to make the tour. ,
senior lee tor twentyati‘vc personii and
min no r twice iii numbe .
mammals of dolomite. The track in the opening bout or ten rounds it. the use Sax it cool tilt sheen done
Impasemont mired
_ghile pummel: Wilson at the races
to too during Elli“ Entire mill, macro 9min lien been
pound! out on top by a smell morphs. city and the
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. Meriden
also for six Giants and "III: of tho ‘
White Box have announced their hated»
John Moment.
manner of the Giants. has posted all I
LEADDEDESDLTB
EASTERN Assocmrlpn.
YeeterdaVy'e Reunite.
New Haven. 7; Waterbu.y,3 .
Hartford. 7; New Mainland
‘iiridgeport, 1o; Pittsfield. 4. I
Meriden. 3; Springfield. 2
IVStaVndlng of Clubs.
V w. L. RC.
New Haven .......L...52 27 .6258
Hartford ..... ... . . . . .48 29 .023
Bridgeport -. . . . . . . . . . .44 30 .550
Waterbury . . . . . .40 38 ~..513
New London .........41 41 .500
Spring-field ...... .....33 43 .4344 .
Pittsfleld .............33 48 .4107
...;..........26 56 .317
Game: Today.
Waterbury Vat New Huron. I
New London at Hartford.
Idtteileld at Bridgeport.
Meriden at Springfield.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterd‘a‘WRuulte.
New York. 5: Cincinnati, 3.
Philadelphia. 4; St. Louis. 3
Bi'ooklyn;.-i: Chicago. 3; 11 innings.
Pittsburgh, 3; Boston. 1:
* Standing of Clubs.
' W. L. ‘P.C.
New Yorli ..... .. . . . . .54 24 .092
Pliiladeliihia'””'“=' I". . . . .45 30 .600
Chicago “ .ii es .537
' Pittsburgh . . 39 .513
Brooklyn .“ " 40 .474
Boston .. . 45 .430
St-LouisWim 49 .395
Cincinnati .........I.31 52 .373
'MM! Today.
St. «Louis at New York.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Boston.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Results.
Cleveland, 5; New York, (I: first
gume. New York, 4: Cleveland, "2.;
second game.
Philadelphia. 1; Chicago. 0; 10 in-
nings; first game. Chicago. 5: Phila-
delphia. 3; second game.
Washington. 3: St. Louis, 2.
Boston, 7 ; Detroit, 4.
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Philadelphia ... . . . . . . . . V.
Cleveland ..............V...
Toledo,4 St. Paul
Vlndlunapoliu, 4; Minneapolis, 0; «first
game. Indianapolis, 2; Minneapolis,
3; second game. Washington .........V.....
Louisville. 2; Kansas City. 1. . Chicago
~ Boston........ .. ‘
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EASTERNVVVVVASSOCIATION
GAMES FOR THE WEE'KV
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St. Louis
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Water-bury at New Haven. ‘ I
Newark .
Pittsfleld at Bridgeport. Rochester
New London at Hartford. ’ Buffalo
'Meriden at Springfield. fBultimore . ..
‘ Fnday. Jersey City
New Haven at Plttsiieid.
Providence ..... . .
Montreal . I . V ‘
Toronto .....
Meridian at Hartford.
Waterbury at Springfield. .
Bridgeport at New London.
Saturday.
New Haven at .Pittsfield.
Meriden at Hartford.
Waterbury at Springfield.
Bridgeport at New London.
Sunday.
..Pitisficld at New Haien.
*Hn’rtiord at Bridgeport.
New London at Waterbury
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WEEK'S RECORD OF RUNS iN BIG
LEAGUES.
National League. .
New'i‘ork............ ....... ..14
Philadelphia .......... . 9 3‘
Chicago 14 0f Jersey C
Pittsburgh ............. ........ 10'
Brooklyn......................19 sunda
Boston ...... 6 . 7
Stwbouiss...................... 6
Cincinnati ..........
The Sentinel
. Standing at Clubs.
‘ W. L. RU.
l’hllulieipliin . . . . . . .50 24 .711
Cleveland ...........51 {M .000
Washington W...” 3? .500
Chicago ....... ...lti 40 .545
Boston ........ .....ill 41 .494
slump..............3e 54 .400
Detroit ’l': 8.3 .389
\‘ew York ............2;'> 06 .309 V.
Game: Today. I ,
N ~w York at Cleveland. _
I-IIIIIIII‘ehIIIIa at Chicago. We have received our Season
Washington at tit. Louis.
liosion nt Detroit. Simply 0f the above.
' INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. MADE OF CELLULOID
Yntorduy’l Reunite. ‘ V7
Ji 3 City, 2; Providence. 1. n n 0 V ._
.532... .. 3...... .. . This deuce Is vest pocket Size, an
'1‘ t , l’; at treui. «i. E e .
° ’ 5.7.3.. nets of a series of little wheels, wh
Standing oi Clubs, 0 . . .
. .. r0. Simply turning, Will, record run
Newark .............57 29 .093 , ,
Rochester .49, .508
Buffalo i4 44 .000
Baltimore ............90 46 .17: V V V
Jersey City ...........‘.40 46 . 0 I. » » o I V
mm...“ ..-...I...o .. .... your attention from the plays. . -
Montreal .............37 47 .440: ,
Toronto..............37 49 .439
(lam-s! Today.
Baltimore at Jersey City.
Providence at Newrk.
Bulimia utlllontreel.
V Rochester at Toronto.
new “GLAND LEAGUE.
Portland. 10. V‘Lyun. 7.
Worcester.
sumo. Wenonah 1. , Fall diver, 0:
Iran hirer. I unit.
Baseball enthusiasts may scour
of one COUPON AND TEN
jat this office.
Norwalk Chronicler