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O’Neil VIIlIIs‘letlI illuminant
Pricelio‘hlailehicfihaune
in Presenl‘flula
Sum ,vLang'ford and 'Gunboat Smith
will not be permitted to go through
with their match at Madison Square
Garden, New York. The ‘State Ath-
letic Commission held a meetingat 41
Park Row yesterday to consider the
request oi‘ the managers of these
llcuvyweights. together with that of
Matchmaker Gibson of the Garden A.
(‘... to have the rule prohibiting bouts
between negm‘cs and white men to
Included.
Alter arguments favoring the annul‘
ment of the rule had been heard avote
‘wus taken. While Secretary Harvey.
announced that the commission had
voted to let thelrule‘ stand and also
created the impression that the Vote
was unanimous, it was learned, last
night. that there was a. division or
opinion. Chairman, Frank S. O’Neil
and Major John J. “Dixon voted to
llluiit} no change in the rule, while
James R. Price voted to abolish the
measure. As Price originally framed
the rule and several days ago made
up his mind that it was unfair to die-
crimlnr’lte against colored boxers. it
was believed generally that the rule
would be repealed and that the biz
bout would go on.
The gossips said last night that
O'Neil also favored» the annulment or
the clause on Tuesday while discuss-
ing it with friends. so that his unex‘
peeled change of front caused consid-
.ernbie surprise. Those who know
what happened behind the
doors said that lDixon and Price were
asked to cast their votes before
O’Neil. and that when O‘Neil beat the
rcrolntion with his ballot there was
much iii feeling.
l-‘or smile .time stories have been in
circulation to the effect that the no
fairs of the commission have became
tangled with politics. O‘Neil has‘been
on the outs with Dixon and Harvey.
it in reported. ever since he voted to
cancel the licence of Madison Square
Garden when it was controlled by l’.
'l‘. l’owera and Harry i’ollok. O'Neil
and Price have stood together over
since the iultcr‘u vote mode O‘Neil
, I-lIulrIIIulI ol‘ the commission. but it
lilu'lllH that this alliance has boon
broken.
l.ungtord'u manager. Joe Woodman,
told the ('olnmiaaion yoatcl'dny that the
ruin wuu unfair to the noted colored
hover in \'I('\\‘ ol‘ hill exemplary behal-
vior ulnl popnluriiy in (lrcut ilrltuln.
.I"t'hll(‘v, .iunirnliu and all over tho
ilniiud Hinton. HillIIIl'li manager.
.lunwu linrkiay, declared that no want-
nd to Ilill’l,‘ llw rule wipod out no that
tho (lunboul could whip lmligiord bo-
l‘orc u rcpmucnlatlvc New York crowd.
(liaison argued that there with great in~
lI-ruai in the bout null that if it won
uliuwmi. but until receipt» Would re
unit.
When the rommlnnlon‘n dociulon who
made known courting man warn our
prim-d. 'l‘hny 11th been led to bellow-
ihui no olmtnclua would bu thrown in
IIII‘ way of "It: libul. which won or-
, mum-Ii tentatively that Saturday
linehhw promptly informed ilihaou
that liliullh would meet Frank Moran
in the (lurdau on the ditto fixed for
the initiator-d attain Moran. however,
“in held to Mt agreement to box his
11th opponent attire lit. Nichole» A.
it. and his manager shim that be will
not budge.
OUTFWW HIT NO'I‘
£3000 WITH MURRAY
Pi’l‘dit‘mlmfl. mt. lira-ARM Will'-
my performed naturally the seldom
seen {out of throwing out a batm- It
rim ban on Ml "outlioid bit.” tithe
hell we» driven to right field on the
Met bound. Murray mm on input it
in no time. let go on a bee line to
Merkie Ind’tbo‘thhow beat the runner
by a stop. chloride mailing the catch
with It loan roach close to the ground.
mailman m "We better that return;
ad to the bench. and I much scrutinise
Submit-the w
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a w
‘man was called cafe.
,tlred three New York players.
Catcher S‘weeney had one cutout andi Philadelphia
at the time.
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HIS GIIIIILE I88I8‘5l'
Oddly enough Zeidor and Balenti.
the rival shofiatope in the game "at
the Polo Grounds yesterday. did not
make an assist. Zeldar fielded one]
grounder to lira t baae. but the bate-i
He had live -
putcuts, including a double play which:
he made all by himself. Balenti re-
but}
didn't have a chance to throw a ground:
hit ol‘ any description. incidentally
didnt make a throw to head off the
cob Brown who stole a base. for the
reason that there was a man on till: 'dI
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ST. LOUIS Sept. ll.——‘Miller Hug~
gins will be the 1914 manager of theE
Cardinals. Before ten days have clap l
sed 'Huggina' signature will be'uttacli-i
ed to a contract ‘making him the lilit.‘
leader oi the 'Cardinals. This news1
comes from President Schuyler P. Brit-i
closed '
Al
the yachtrmon of both couulrleII. it in,
ton, who 'was in Chicago with tho!
team Monday and Tuesday. The mag—l
note and manager had a long confer-l;
euoe Tuesday afternoon. when termz.‘j
were agreed upon. Only the formality?
of signing remains. The contract tort
Huggins will be {or one year only. not
because that is the length offered by
IBrltlon. Huggins is the one to re-‘
quest only a one-year contract. ' ‘
SONDER RACES CAPTURED BY
YACHT ELLEN
Cima, Second Place Winner, Received:
Jewel Cate From Goviernor Fou ’
The final race in the fifth German-I
American sander yacht series and:
probably the last of the international
contest which begun with this type,
oi boat in 1906, was called 'l‘ucsday.’
in what Marblehcudcre called a;
"breeze of wind.“ and was won by
the Ellen, owned by Charles l‘.v
Curtis and called by his son. The
victory curried with it the FIRM-E
dent Wilson cup. which will be
handed to the h‘llcil‘s crew in the pur-g
lore of the White House on Thurs
day.
The (‘imu. the other survivor oil
tho elimination rurca, owned by (iny‘;
Lowell, the Boston architect, was one
minute and 33 seconds auteru of tho
l'lllen in today‘s race. Tonight ut‘
IIll' formal huuuuet in ronnectlou with
the visit of the German yInrhieiIIcn,‘
Governor Foals Ipreucnicd to the crew
of the ClIIIII the jewel (‘iliie which
was second prize in tho Hnl‘lafi.
The rune yoalerduy wuu united in u
ilol‘IIit‘liNii‘tl‘. The coudiilonu
been particularly exuaporuilnu lo iluzj
ileruuln yuclilnman, whoac yuchta lmd
lulled in unorc In the drilling matchoui
oi“ laid wnok anti who return ilomei
without having bud a. chance to allowi
the worth of their three llbntu uudor‘
conditions even approaching u wllolc-‘
nail breeze.
WhilvI tho yachtu were nearly two
More and a bull in nailing tho lwclvn
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Raoul“.
St. Louis, 2; Philadelphia, 1; 10 in- entries are not yet, closed
ninga.
Cincinnati. 7; 'Boston. 34.
(New York. 5; Pittsburgh. 2.
'Brooltlyn. 3; Chicago. 1.
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Standing 'oi. Clubs. ,
W. L.
New York ............8 43
..77 49
Chicago ............ ..76 ‘58
Pittsburgh ...........71 62
’Boston ..............5ii 72
Brooklyn ............57 73
tomclunau ...........57 so
St.l..ouis.............47 92
Games Today.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphiaat St. Louie.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yelterday'l Relulta.
Boston. «1; Detroit. 2.
St. Louis, 10; New York. 7.
Washington, 2; Cleveland, 1.
Chicago. 5; Philadelphia. 3.
Standing of Clubs.
W. L.
Philadelphia .. ..85 47
Cleveland ........... .30 55
Washington .. , . . ...7ii 57
Boston................67 63
Chicago . ..... ..... 7 66
Detroit ...............57 76
:St. Louis ...... .......52 85
iNewYoi‘k............~li3 8~l
Games Today.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at New York.
Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland at Washington.
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BU RINS ‘ACCUSES M'GIR‘ATH.
THEIRNE' I" Pfloflflms Bays Tim is Trylnu to Lure Pelkey
Away from His Management.
A pool tournament is in progress at PORTLAND. Ore. Bapt.11.~'1‘om-
‘the Twin City Bowling Alloys and the my Burns, in a telegram sent‘from
ISeverni Calgary, declares he does not believe
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yeatorday’c Reunite.
'liultimore, 5; Newark, 2.
Providence. 8; Jerucy City, 4.
Rochester. 4; Buffalo. 0.
Montreal." .: 'l‘o: Ohio. (I;
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Standing of Clubs.
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Newark .............. 89 55
‘iiocheutcr ............ so ‘58
Baltimore ............ 75 67
lluifalo ..... . ......... 73 69
Montreal . .69 71
Toronto 83 78.
Providence .. ........ All 78
.lernuy (.‘ity ..........i9 96
"Game- Today.
liudulu at Toronto.
Providence at Baltimore.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Vectordly'o nuuito.
Ilrccltton. 5: New mdiord. 1.
Lynn. 4; Portland. 0.
Iowan, l5; Worcealer, ii; that Ionic.
first game.
Montreal. 5; Toronto. 0 second some WEEK'S RECORD OF RUNS IN BIG completion of the liriiate
others will continue the next. ’game carding him quoted in morning papers
being scheduled for tonight. and says it is a deep laid plot by Tim
The tourney will end with the pre- McGrath to gain control 01 Pelkey.
actuation of the beautiful prices which Burna‘ telegram follows:
are to be awarded the winners and “i~‘don’t think “Pelkel‘ made the ‘11
everything in connection with the con- ieg‘ed "'eigned statement. Tim Mc-
test is being conducted ma systematic (truth has done it all. «He picked at
manner. ter Pelkey for me while I was away
the Mondai eiening game between from Los Angeles. ‘He in framing to
Leo J. Gonch, rated 35, and J Mc- get Pelkey away from me. lhave Pei
N0 lily, rated 100 was wog by the for. keys signed receipt for every week
met by the score oi 85 to 80 [we showed, allowing that. he got his
On Tuesday night Dick Lancers money satisfactorily. My contest with
rated 100. defeated J Taylor, rated 30 Pelkev here was on the level, but I
by the score oi 100 to 77. will admit I did not try to knock him
Tonight's contest will be between but. lwill‘brlng criminal proceedings
Richard Noacii and i. J. Gonch Three against McGrath. Just received a
games a week will be played from this wire from Pelkey in Victoria. He is
time forward visiting his uncle and is leaving to-
' -——-——.. ‘morrow for Calgary. According to his
RITCHIE-WELSH BOUT OFF. ‘wire he knows nothing about the
I story.” ‘
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DIRECTORS To DECIDE
PROTEST OF NEW YORK
Charley Ebbeta, president of the
Brooklyn Superbaa, who is chairman
oil the National League Board of iDi-
rectors, yesterday requested President
Lynch, of the National League, tolcall
a special meeting of that body in
BMW" Manager Says American Hot
‘Run Out of Vancouver Match.
. According to advices from Vancou-
ver. l3. (3.. Willie Ritchie, lightweight
champion of the world,.,has run out of
the match with Freddie Welsh. .the
British title holder. scheduled for Sep-
tember 20. Walsh’s manager, Harry
‘Poliok... telegraphed yesterday that Rit-
chle wrote him six weeks ago asking Cincinnati on September 16.
that the bout be a fifteen round, no ‘ The “‘88“!!! .will take “D the 8D-
det'ision affair. instead of twenty peai oi the New York club from
rounds, tor the title :President Lynch’s decision awarding
l’ollok also stated that he had re the iorgelted game between the Giants
fused to acceptmddie Graney as ref. and Phillies on August 30 to Phila-
er'ou. but had agreed upon Grimn,nam. delphia. The New York club is anx-
ed by Ritchlerwm was guaranteed ions to ascertain whether the pres-
$16 (hill and 50 per cent of the pic. ident oi the league has authority to
lures; Welsh posted 31000 forfeit lug give this game to‘Philadelphia after
cash and the club promoting the the iGants were prevented from play
match put up $2.500 to keep the agree. log out the ninth inning.
ment. Ritchie's forfeit. Pollok wired, The DONG 0f directors, ”I“ addi:
was an uncertilled check. iiion to Ebbets, consists of August
Ritchie left Vancouver on Tuesday, Herrinann, Cincinnati; Charles Mur‘
after declariug'ofl the match, for the pity, Chicago; Barney Dreyfuse. Pitts-
reason that he could not get 50 per burgh. and Cornelius Sullivan. New
cent. of everything. He is said rope York. The general opinion is that
on his; way to San Francisco, where the board of directors will sustain
hie aide of the fiasco probably will be President Lynch.
told. Welsh. meanwhile, has laid ...-
claim to Illiichle‘s title.
new HAVEN Sept ll~With the
" inquiry at
ICuroner lili\ into the North llaien
wreck Iodai interest among railroad
LEAGUE-”.3.
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‘tollowing contracts and releases IliHi! ‘
reign Aitchison; by Boston, September
MIX’S PRIVATE INQUIRY ENDS, i
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PRESIDENT LYINC’H ISSUES
NATIONAL LEAGUE BULLETIN
President Lynch of the National
League last night announced that the ,H
been approved:
Contractl. ,
Willi Benton. Charles J. Schmidtfi
with Brooklyn, .Lew McCarty, -probafl
tlonary; E. .l. Pteiter, probationary.‘
and Fred M. Walker; 'with Cincinnati
Charles Warren. probationary, and
‘Daie Davenport probationari; with
Sea Food Cooked logll
Chicago, John J. O’Connor; with New
York. B. Bearne. probationary; with
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Philadelphia, S. Howard Camnitz, as-' ‘
signed by Pittsburgh; Robert 'Byrne,."__..._-
assigned by Pittsburgh. and Edwar 1
Burns, probationary; with Pittsburgh.
0. A. McArthur, probationaryp withl
St. Louis. Harry-R. Trekell.
Relealcs.
By Boston to Rochester, interna~
tional League, Charles McDonald; by
rooklyn to Toronto, International
League, Benny Meyer; by' New York.
unconditionally, Frank C. Smith; by
Philadelphia to Montreal. Internation-
al League. D. P. Howley.
Suspended.
By Brooklyn. August 29. 1913. Ral-
(Gmory Boulevard
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WELLS STOPS GUNNER MOIR.
LONDON. Sept. 11.—IBombardier
Wells stopped Gunnér Moir in the
fifth round of the heavyweight cham-
pionship of Great Britain at the Can-
terbury Music Hall last eveningl
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The Sentinel
Baseball Soc
ndica: ors
PA}. National League. .luen was turned to the business which
322 New York l3 1l$ likely to come before a special nea-
,597 Philadelphia ...... ........... 20 ‘siou of the Superior Court, Criminal
my Chicago . . . . ....23 Side. Judge Getter to preside. on Man-
.514 Pittsburgh ........ . .......... .19 ‘dur morning._ There are live murder .
393 BIooklyn ...... . . . .. ......... . 6 E caaca awaiting trial and it may be that ._ .
.455 Boston ..... 6 the special session in to exnedlte y:
.451 Cincinnati . .......ll these. it in thought ponclbie that Cor-
.340 Si. Louie , .. 7 Voner Mix may have his wreck finding ‘
' ready in Monday. State's Attorney
Atlantic“ Luau} iAlliug declined to any whether in such ‘
Philadelphia 3 a (also he would link for bench war
Cleveland in :rania tor ulmmaom’er the coroner
Wunlllngion ill might hold all criminally responulblc
Chicago .......... 7 for the wrech.‘in case any one should
‘ Boston . ... 7 be colloid.
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New York....................l7 HAVEN.
mile windward and leeward room. of WW". 4: WONG-tor. 7; abroad some
ihruc miles to a log today interact.
in tho contact andod when lilo l-illonE
overhauled and panned lilo {‘imu al
the windward mark.
’l‘lII- remainder oi’ the men wait a pron
version. with the (limo dropping I'M"
thur and thriller unlorn. The wind.
buttoned on the accent! round and
both rat-bus shtick out the room
which had been tied in before the
start.
From informal alumna-ion among
expected that future tiarman- mari‘
can. yacht race: will be sail with
what are: know in harmony in six-
metro hunts. oormponding to clone
13 mine in this country.
it such II urine of races in dmhg‘
all it will not be relied hetero um
and probably not until 1918.
The three human cancer mm
will be old buck'to’flimburlg
next Mel: on I sold in the mean:
time.
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Portland ...........86 all
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hood oi locomotive Engineers to thin
lolly. is expected to be prolonged. it
Why; understood today, by the condi~
tlou or “collation. between the New
Haven road {Ind committee: at the on-
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Providence 38 ainoorl, amnion, conductora and
.686 Toronto 22 trunnion over proposed channels in
'5“ Janey City.....................20 .worktux rum. central Manager (2.
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.609 WILL THE WING DOWN!» CON-
hill.
.408 Frank Moi-III and Joe Jeannette. who
.873 no In the come "stable." have been
.371 annual to appear lit Hommerateiu’s
““77 in nu rules. Mr. mono in here to look.
alter the inter-em oi the enulncora
and human in an «adviiiory capacity
Victoria Theatre the week of Walt»
been. Aprons notice you they will
moor Myth mam round bout. A: _
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