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No more Bermuda for the New York
Americana! Frank Chance decided'
some time ago that the spring train"
ing at Hamilton this year did more
harm than good. He attributed the
lame arms of his pitchers and the
weakened condition of theother play-
LEAGIIE IIESIILTS
EASTERN ASSOCIATION. ,
Yesterday's Results.
ll games postponed; rain.
Standing of Clubs.
W. L.
. Hartford ............. 7d 45
New Haven .....’.....73 £9
Bridgeport . . . ........ Si 57
W aterbul y ........... 64 59
I New London .......... 62 6t) .
. Pittsfleld ............. 58 66
‘ Springfield ........... 55 66
Meriden .............. 38 88
era after their arrival here, prepara-
tory to the championship season, to
the extremely humid atmosphere of
Bermuda, which, in his opinion, took
oil’ weight too rapidly and made the
sudden change dangerous to the cold-
ur climate of the North.
Chance has practically made up his
mind to have the New Yorke train in
Texas next year. perhaps at Houston.
He tell; that Texas is an ideal train-
ing country in View of the physical
(audition of the Giants who annually
prepare themselves at Marlin Springs. 1
The P l. believeu that it will be timer
enough to ask the players to reportl
on March 1. and that otter about three‘
weeks of aeaaonlng. the trip North can‘
be made by easy stages. He (wore
many exhibition games on the way
with clubs strong enough to provide
beneficial practice. and he thinks that
by employing these methods. he will
hnve the New Yorke on edge to begin
the hard race.
liddly enough the New Yorke, or a
majority oi them, have been suffering
irom rheumatism ever aince they re-
turned train the British inland. Yet
when they called from there last
April. they were in splendid condition.
Chance can gave no other reason tor
the crippled condition at Ford. Wor-
hop and Caldwell until otter two
months of the regular season had
elupned. and he argues that it the bore
men had been tit tram the outset the
team would have been higher in the
race. The P. l... by the way. has do.
clued to go to his California ranch all
noon on the American League nelson
ends. He will not remain over for the
world‘s series.
"’93.“!
"non new yo 9mm AGAIN.
tripa‘dcmo. any. ale-«an won. will
" fltditon Euhwith the White «on.
2‘7 or collation announced today
Monolith: the his follow work out
W do: Pork. Gallon“ believes
thI‘t Walsh's trip to none-otter lion!
did him I world of mod.
Games Today.
New Haven at Bridgeport (2).
Waterbury at Meriden.
Pittsiield at New London.
Springfield at Hartford.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Vouordoy'o Relulto.
Philadelphia. 3; .‘ew York, 2;
bingo.
Chicago. 6: Pittsburgh, 1
St Louis, 3; Cincinnati, 2.
Boston- Brooklyn, rain.
Binding of Clubs.
W. C
New York .....82 38
Philadelphia ..........69 46
Chicago ..............68 55
Pittsburgh ..........63 56
Brooklyn .............52 64
Boston .............50 88
Cincinnati . ....... ....49 76
St. Louis .............45 77
com" Today.
New York at Philadelphia.
Boston at Brooklyn (2}.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
St. Louis at Cincinnati.
AM IRIOAN LEAOU I.
Yomrdoy'o Reunite.
Cloyelend. 3; 8t. hula. D.‘
BootomWIohington. rain.
New York-Philadelphia. rain.
Standing of Oiubo.
W. L
Phlilddiphio ..........81 89
Cleveland .......".....78 49
Wabbit")! ..........iil Ill
Chmw ..............86 iii
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Detroit .‘..............62 71
Ethnic .............ili 79
New York ............lll 'l'l
Conservancy.
Phil-dolphin at New York (I).
Wuhiazion It Benton (2).
Cleveland It It. Louie.
no.
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.5203
.503
.468
.455
.302
ill in-
Detroit at Chicago.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
YIItordIy’o locum.
Montreal. 7: Jersey City, 3.
Newark, 2; Buffalo, 0; first game.
Buffalo. 8; Newark, 5; second game.
Rochester. 6; Providence, 1.
Toronto. 7: Baltimore. 6: first game.
Baltimore, 8; Toronto, 2; second
game.
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Newark .............. 83 it; .643
Rochester ............ 76 5b .576
Baltimore ............ 67 63 .519
Buffalo ............... 636 till .513
Montreal .............62 63 .496
Toronto ........... til 69 .409
Providence - ........... :35 74 .426
Jersey City .......... ill 83 .357
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GImoI Today.
Jersey City at Montreal.
Newark at Buffalo.
Providence at Rochester.
Baltimore at'Toronto.
SOUTH ENDS V8. WEST ENDS, OF
’ NEW LONDON, TOMORROW
AFTERNOON.
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What promises to be one or the best
games of the season will take place
tomorrow alteinoon. on the Malone
lot. when the South Ends meet the
fast West Ends, ot New laoudonmthio
:63. ' team in one of the fastest semi-promi-
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alonal teams in the «State and has not _
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They abut.
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to Ownot I man reaching
third base.
The New London have three ex-
league players playing with them—~—
lteazen, Finn and Crackle. Granule
pitched tor the Scranton team. in the
New York Stats League.
The lineup oi the West Ends in Is
follows: Corie or Ferguson. «3.: Gran-
hlo or Brazil. p.; Cavanagh, 1b.; Dorie,
2b.; Brogan on; elm, 3b.; Reagan.
it; Winn. ct; Manley. rt.
The South End» will have their reg-
ular lineup-«with Jordan, pitcher:
Campbell. catcher.
DREW ENTERS CROWN UNIVER-
Oi'i'Y.
SPRINGFIELD, Mud" An]. 30:-
uchool student and present American
ohompioa sprinter It 100 and 310
yardo. to to gator Brown University.
Draw is hill to have passed his out
trance examinations and will be our
line to compete in track mote am
his first your.
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Howard 8. mow. the negro hilhi
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now Fllh nouns
Mrs. George Sailings, wife or the
noted baseball manager, died in But-
ialo yesterday after a long illness.
Two weks ago the Boston Braves play
ed on exhibition game and the re-
ceipts, 8400. were presented to them.
The players promptly handed the
money to a florist with orders to send;
flowers to the Stalllilgii home every
day. When the players learned oi
their manager‘s bereavement yester-
day they sent him telegrams express-
ing their sympathy. Stallinga is a
tnskmaster, but his men swear by
him. He will resume charge of the
Boston teem next week.
WEEK’S RECORD OF RUNS IN BIG
LEAGUES.
National League.
New York .................... ii
Philadelphia ............... . . .20
Chicago ....................... 20
Pittsburgh .................... 10
Brooklyn ..................... 12
Boston ........... , ............ 8
8t. Louie ..... ...... . ..... ....23
American League
Philadelphia 29
Cleveland ............ H...“
W'liiihiflgtol‘i ................ 9
Chicago ....... . .......... 8
Boston ................ ...16
Detroit ........................ l2
8t. houlu ....... . .............. 1
New York . 5
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Newark 24
Hochautor ..... .......ii:i
Baltimore .22
*BUKBIO nnacs..s-o...p~...-l.--33
Montreal .A...................14
ti‘oronto .. ...........3‘.l
Providence ti
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DAY“ FOR DE Otto-ALLEN MATCH
Jack Doyle has decided on October
1, 2 and 3 all the dated tor the pocket
billiard match for the championship
between Alfredo De Oro Ind Benny
men. The match wit be played in
Doyle'o billiard room on the three
nizhts mentioned. De tire is the prom
out champion uni Allen in I. young
player hailing from Roam City who
u I nephew of Johnny Kiln: Ind rt;
noted no toulb medicine tor anybody.
tic boo button De Oro Nice to money
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\W'TH THE BALL PLAYERS.
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EASTERN A‘SSOCIATiON
GAMEB FOR THE WEEK
Today.
New Haven at Bridgeport. i
Waterbury at Merlden. ~
Pittsfield at New London. '
Springfield at Hartford.
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and inexpensive means at commual-I
They aftord a. direct Way of!
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MANHATTANS
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M on. Sept. lat (labor Day)
10:30 A. M.
ROYAL GIANTS
3:30 P. M.
:DURIUN Hill
Baseball
CIGA
DUOUESNE Club
OF 'JERSEY CITY.
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Luther (hook the you‘M‘B ”axon who
terday that his wife was dying and hel.
left at once for his home. Chance will
play Cree. Giihoolcy and Wolter in
the outer garden today. Gilhooley was
at the Polo Grounds yesterday ready
for business.
it leaked out yesterday that South.
paw Altchison, who has been suspend~
ed by the Brooklyn club because he
refused to sign a contract governed
by the rules oi’ organized baseball. tie-l
sorted the Newarks while in Toronto
recently. Altchison is said to have
been badly advised since Brookll'n
bought him. ll‘ he thinks he is Worth
more money than Ebhets, McKeever in
Co. are willing to pay. [milieu says the,
place to prove it is the ball field, not a‘
Irocking‘chair in the club‘s offices.
Simply because Bill Collins has not'
accomplished much with the but since
Joining the Dodgers doesn't mean that
file is a failure. Damon intends to try
,him out thoroughly before reaching a
iverdict. Collinn is sold to be my
anxious.
i Scout Billy Gilbert, oi the Dodgers.
,uuid yesterday that the new right
handed pitcher, Elmer Brown. who
will report on Monday, is a real major
leaguer. “Brown will make good from
the start," hays Gilbert. "He has ev-
erything. including nerve."
l The Boston Braves will play the
Long Branch Cubans. It Long Branch.‘
tomorrow. Villomn. who held the
Made of
Cincinnati Reds to live hits last Buu-‘
any. will pitch against the Hub team
Little Moranville. the Benton Na-
Itionals wonderful uhorlaiop, is one
i
,ary.
spite at the proioo he hoe received Ill
'ovor the circuit he hasn't suited for a
raise. The midget will receive a only:
alantial reward when his contract ill
mailed to him in the spring.
1 Big Jack Quinn. tormor pitcher of
the New York American.
bought by the Bantam Bravos iron: the
Rocbontoro. the other day. will motto
his lint appearance with mo’l-luboln
one or the mm with the Giana at
the Polo Ground! next week. Quinn~
in aid to bore liven up the on of I
twitter and bu developed 3 pal-ling
cum boil.
Plotter. the for-nor Grand florid:
pitcher, cloned I finality: contract
yesterday. lie am no demand for
more celery. but not on mu or
in yol- «at. ovor an w W
in bio W Iodide me II will
hectic I ohm from iioitioo to I II!
or two.
player who in sounded with his our.
Maronvilio in drawing :1. 800 lol-.
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