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THE ABOVE SCORE CARD WILL
APPEAR IN EACH 8ATURDAY’8 ISSUE OF THE SENTINEL.
BENTINEL HA8 MADE ARRANGEMENTS WITH THE MANAGEMENT TO HAVE THE SAME ANNOUNCED FROM THE FIELD.
IF THERE ARE ANY CHANGES IN THE LINE-UPS A8 PRINTED ABOVE THE
.jj‘ Wiltllll illllli shun
itllt hills on
mum
Sensational Baseball Deal in
Works, According to Rumors
From Detrolt~ Boston to
Throw In $5,000
.iMdTROII‘. Mien. July lll.—-A senate
tionnl busebuii deal in which Ty (lobb.
the star obtfielder of the major
tongues. is to be traded for 'l‘rie
Spenker, oi’ the Boston lied 80):, an
eriunliy gi'eut outfielder. is said to be
hell under way. it is stated here by
those who CIilIlii to be familiar with
the, inside history of the deal [but
.l’resident McAleer has already made
overtures to President Nurln nnd thnt
the letter expressed his willingness to
make the trade provided the Boston
mngnute accompanied his oti‘er with
n rush homes, sold to be $5.000.
The cash feature of the negotia-
tions has made President Menloer
hesitnle, perhaps to gain the assent
of the club directoro before closing
the den].
’l‘he rerent upheaval in the lied Sox
enmp. in whieh Mnnnger Sinhi woe
depoued nnd (lumber (Torrlgnn op-
poiutod in IlIti place. IIIIFI brought a
new eriein in the lied ‘Sox tenm’n tit-
irnlru, speaker. it in nileued. has been
mm or Sitnhl‘h most partition adher-
enlu and. with Wood. in creditor! with
Iit'lltIIIlK u inctlon antagonistic to the
new manager. (in this nonumptlon. it
In elnimcd. l'rehldont Molilnor desires
to btreugthen tho hondn or the new
lieutenant. (lorrignn. by ousting the
nulleontentn. and at the some time
lose no strength from hlo team.
it in no necrot that ()0in hue do
firm! to get away from Detroit ever
Moon the lento won its loot league
cllomplonohin. “lilo troubles with the
management have multiplied slmont
t‘lilllilltlmliii)’, nulmlnutlng that spring
In an open retool to also it contract.
except. at on exorbitant. figure. This
salary, oi «nurse. the helium club
would have to Issuing it the trade in
put through. The difference between
apenher’o notary sod Cobb's In maid in
be $4,000 a year. which In ltseit
would relieve the Detroit club from a
bonny burden. it to this difference.
probably. that causes President Mu-
Moor to hesitate over paying the
bonus President Nsvln soils.
There is little doubt that Moots”
would be willing to mite the trade
on even huts. and tellers conference
of the mom in «mud to bring
the matter to a final decision.
The Detroit owners might, on ac.
count 01‘ quarrels over salary. be veri’
glad to trade Cobb if they could get
value for him. But there are Very few
American League outfielders who
would be considered as even belong!
ing to thee loss which Cobb health.
These are Speaker and Hooker. 01‘
WHITE PLAINS TEAM
COMES TIIlIlllIIIIW
The White i’lolns' team. coming to
Norwalu, tomorrow. to
Knorr'n pets, will line up as follows:
‘Blnckrnore. 1b.; June. 35.: 'Swanoen,
DISPUTE ““8585 (WEI!
GIIGIIIIATTI “8E IIIT
“a"... .
An interesting ploy showing up the
WW G‘W'wenliness or the claims tor the so-
culled Cincinnati hose hit arose dur-
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LEABUE arsotrs
EAOTEBN ACOOCIATION;
a.___.
Yon-rdsy's Results.
nings. _
other games postponed; rain.
Boston; billion. of iV‘.'nl-'iliiiigt0ii; .lncw 2b.; Leli'ert. m; Cnvanugh. ri.: 110- “13 ”‘9 WWI“ Pittsfleid ““93 "1 Standing of Clubs.
son. of Cleveland (for his buttinglnnd gun. 3b.; Flynn. cl’.; McFadden, c.; Springfield. i-iownrd linker, ot‘ Pitts‘ W« L» RC.
possibly Shotten. oi‘ the Browne, and Smith and Anchor. p. Some of thelfleld. was W aeoond base with nonelm‘iw Haven ..... .....54 ‘27 .667
I WWI“, “I, the Red Sox. above players are known in Norwnlk: out. when Gongh came to bat. Genghiummm """"""" 48 30 '615
3 TI“? SO-CflIIed Woodstieaker “”9“" and ‘SOULII Norwnih. June pinyed withf sent 8. grounder straight to More the Bridgeport """""" 45 36 ‘556
has never consisted of our players: ‘Norwnlks a few years ago. and haslSprlngfleld pitcher. There is no (1'0th Waterbury ----------- 40 39 '50“
“‘39Pt Speak” ““1 w‘md- They "9"" been playing with the strong CypressI in the minds of anybody that More.New London """"" 42 fl '506
been chums in their own crnhbeii iiilio' team of Brooklyn. ‘Binekmore could have thrown out (liough'at mm.Springiield ........... 3t 43 .4”
fashion. and would probably consti- has played here before with the White: base at any time, even the delayed’Pmsmem """"" "'33 50 .398
tote 3 "(3’19“9" no matter who man- 'Plalne' teams and mode a good shoW- instant when he heaved to third base. 'Merldeu """" ' """ 26 57 '313
aged ”"3 ball (““1" Both “I them “k" lug. both In fielding and with the but} The throw Weslnll right but the run-
Carrigan as well ”'9 they like “I. ha“ Logan and Flynn are amongst the' nor was sale at third base play all mm" "a."
pinyer. except W0“ ““1 Speaker. ‘t‘aotost bailpiayero in and around NeWi «round being clean. Bough by any New Haven at Pittslieid.
They are two of ”‘9 big stare 0f the York. and Manager McCarthy. of the‘ sense of justice could never be (”ed-i Meridian at 'H‘m'mrd (2"
name. "Ply boys. and “I" “0‘ the White Pinlnn‘ tenm. has to lay out of tied with a hit on such a play though Waterbury at Springfield.
woi'ol follows in the world by any big fee to get these two men. Mann-Innturallv he and other Pittstldld pin)“ liridsenort at New London.
manner or means. 130th of them We ser “McCarthy aunt in the names OIIBI‘B «littered with the scoring or his
tote straightforward unlmnginative the twirlers as Archer and Smith: but .play as n holder's choice. dough NATIONAL LEAGUE
fer)?“ who cant- may: no'1nllowunlci3te Manager Gus 'Knorr knows that eitheclclnhned 3 Cincinnati bane hit. Yutcrfiy'rflolultlo
0‘ emperaiuen an 0 w mm u of themynre big league men. and will The play wnn not a hit anyway you St. Innis, 4; New York. 3; first
tie vanity is the worst a! vices.
I try their best to boat the Norwuks. th look ntit and the only excuse for enii~I
1 Manager Knorr has gone one betterwl log it one of this Cincinnati dukes is
he lino engaged Lefty Gallagher.
T00 IIIIIIII PAHI’EIIINB
IIIIIIT PITIIIIEII SIIIII.
“”““"‘“ ~ illeader struck out thirty men.
BOSTON. July 10.n—Mnnuger George twirled one full some unit it port of n
fl‘. Btnlllngll. oi the Boston Brawn; some. Manager Gun Knorr will‘lmva
ienruud mp. Week. with no little our-5 the some infield on he hnd loot Sutur-
mm that “am, Wolverton now mauv day. and tor the right garden, left vn.
I ' ' cent by Whitehouoe going to New
new of the Sacramento club in the York. will be covered in all “.0wa
l’oelncCooot wannabes released. on “y by George Moobior. who n“ pl“. ~
conditionally. ’l‘ootn Schultz. who won on with Port Chester and Bridgeport
with tituliinlgo up ‘“ 'liull‘nlo a couple tenmo. daughter is well-known here on
of yours ago. aScliuitz woo l’ennuy'n n fielder and it good ntichor.
star twirlor during his college dsyn. Tm, While plan...» loom will brim;
and at the end at Illtl college career. up with them a large dologntion of
””m‘mt “591 oigned him I" uwlcitlzeno trom their home town. Gums
lihllllos. the contract collln; tor n will be called at 3.30 p. m.
$3.500 salary and n twwear contract, WWW
In which the xl’hillleo waived the re. MARTY 01700.“ I!
serve (flamin- OUT 0? HOBHTAL
nebula didn't come on to expooto- pun-amnion, July io.—«Mmy
0mm and WM unloved to Buffalo for O'Toole. of the Pittsburgh Notional
seemnlng. upon bohlilts’o own request.§imugua club'u pitching otsi'l'. was dis»
The understanding being that he charged from a local hospital. yester-
should reoelvo his full notary met the' day. where he underwent an operation
sumo lié‘wns recalled by the v’l’hil-L for oppondicttis on July third. O'Toole
ties lost season. but was utterly Wortln’ was greatly weakened and has been
lose in Benin. and during the winter warned that he mun not. indulge in
wait “mailed outright to ‘WOIWM‘WH-I any brink exorcise tor at least neversi
sebum: enjoyed one or the softest weeks. by somoitis believed O'Toole
berths ever known to n mmit. and’ will hardly be able to play ball again
no one ever entered the motor losgueo' this omen. ‘
with more promise. sohultz hsd pIOl‘h W
ty of mating ability and his failure is TH; pLO‘i‘ THAT FAILKD.
blamed to the loot that he was too "its hot! “Watkins“ our in
much matted and pampered in the 001- his} wife's name batons he toiled."
1m rsnlts. "Well. what. motes him no show?"
“one doped with the principal cred:
ADVERT“! in THE {ENTIRE Room—Union» Wmumld. '
“i” i. 42‘
we
01' to agree with the baueball ruleo com-
imrldgevort. as his twitter. hefty only; mlttee of the big leagues. That does
li last .Soturdny struck out. 19 men linnot make u a hit. though, and that
one game and recently in n dOUbIB committee has not. convinced so very
“6 many that the Cincinnati oflsir is con-
.4.
Blatant with good judgment. William
Harrldge, secretory of the American New York W60 ,5 23
League. onyo Cincinnati bane hltb urn, Philadelphia __________ 4.;
“only given on unsuccessful forces."
Yet Mr. Hurridge says he would have
given (tough it hit. lilo logic is weak.
for there was no force M all sbout
Gouxh’o ploy. Secretory liodyier. oi
the Nationnl League. says dough is
entitled to at Cincinnati hit. iBliiy Hsnu
no, of the New Xerlt Sun. one 0! the
clever-oat aborting writers in the land.
and the boot 0! them all in many ro-
svoctu. would give Gough a hit. Mr.
Hanan is a member or that. committee
which put. the Cincinnati bit into one.
He says the more be noes of the Cu»
cinnntl hit the better he likes it.
"When a butter on bite the hell on to
advance o. runner and remixes brat
himself without error being made,"
any; Bill, "be bring: to s successful
culmination n play which. the my 1
one it. entities him to a hit." Mr. Hon-
nn figures that when n batsmen derei‘
on» such it situation that torcowtho
holder to choose quickly between iiwo
”potato to throw to is doing something
sad when he advances it runnsr‘snn
roaches lint boos tumult. no error to
tuition. in do» all that could Minsk-
fl tor i hit.
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Sentinel (wont chum it to s m
m WIN.
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some. New York. 5; St. Louis. 0; sec-
ond some.
Pittsburgh. 12; Brooklyn. 1.
Cincinnati. 5; Philadelphia. 3.
Chicago-Benton; rain.
Standing of Clubs.
W. .ta. RC.
.683
32 .699
icnlcago..............44 40 .524
Pittsburgh ...........43 39 .524
Brooklyn ....37 it all/I
Boston...............3l3 It} .Iiiil
ShL-ouls.............37 till .398
63 .384
Cincinnati Willi
(isms- Today.
St. 1.0qu at New York.
Cincinnati st Philadelphia.
Pitteburgh at Brooklyn.
Chicano at Boston.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Vssurusy's nssults.
New York. 6; Cleveland. 2.
Detroit, 5: bestow]. *
Philadelphia. 4; Chicago. 1.
”Washington. 6; 8t. Muir, 1; 12 in-
ninth.
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New Haven. 2; Pittstieid, 1; 12 in-
Wndlno of clubs.
or. L. £0.
‘PhIIfldGIDIIIIl n-un....60 25 0706
OlsVolimd tsunt'stsivnsl 80 .606
Washington ..........49 37 .570
chlorine ..............ill It .5“
baton to 43 .433
Mott W36 65 .390,
atmouio.............36 60 .39!
New York ............27 till .325
Games Today.
New York at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Washington at St. Louis.
Boston at Detroit.
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iNTERNATlONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Results.
Newark. 8; Providence, 4.
Toronto. 3; Rochester. 2.
Jersey CityABaltlmore; wet grounds.
MontreaLBuflnlo; wet grounds.
Capital
0100.000.”
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sowm H. MATHEWBON. ’
JOHN H. KNAPP. in warm;
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. an Vin;
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Newark ..... .........58 so .659 ' ' ~
Rochester ............ 49 40 .551 ""’"m“ if Walloosfl
Buffalo ............... 45 44 .506 Christlnn 8mm Fred. H. Rm.
Baltimore ............ 41 to .477 dlmuel Grumman Lom- it. nur‘lflifid
Providence ..'........41 '47 .466 "NW 8- mend ‘
‘Jemy City ........... 40 47 .460
Toronto . ..... . ..... ..39 49 .443 “’* ..__.... *
[Montreal ............. 37 to .435
Games Today.
Baltimore at J eroey City.
Providence at. Newark.
Buffalo at Montresl.
Rochester at. Toronto.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
(Louisville. 1; Milwaukee, 6.
dndlanspolis. 0; St. Paul, 1.
Columbus. 4; Minneapolis. 2; first
some. Columbus. 5; Minneapolis. 3 ;
second game.
Toledo. 7; Kansas City, 2.
Saturday, July I9
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