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Garry Hermann, owuer oi the our “new” . Results.
cinnati Reds. is one magnate who has Cincinnati. 4; Philadelphia, 3; first
refused to be gold~bricked. A month Same-d Philadelphia. 4 Cincinnati, 0;
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ago Hermann was induced to buy the “a; gem 0 Chicago, 0 calls d and
release of Pitcher Cy Morgan from the fo u'rth rain
Kansas City club. Heipsld 310,000 to: Emoklyn.8t_ Louis. rain
the spit baller's services, and when Boston- Pittsburgh. rain
Mdrganreported to Manager Tinker
it was discovered that his arm was
NATIONAL: LEAGlJE.
Standing at Clubs. _
W- L. 2.0.
useless. Morgan was: tried in. the. box.
and proved‘a soft mark. Herrmann New York .. ........ ..91 45 .669
appealed to the National Commission, Philadelphia ....... .. .81 iii): .619
of which he is chairman. and the Kan. 01110350 - . - ~ -- -78 : 60 .565
one City club was ordered yesterday to Pittsburgh ”73 65‘ .529:
refund the money. Morgan being no, Brooklyn : . - :.-~58v '15 -436
turned forthwith. Boston ............. ..o'ii 75 .436
Cincinnati ............ 60 83 .420
LANG-FORD OAN BE HEARD wow. St. Louis ............. 48 94 .333
Games Today.
New York at :St: Louis.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
Beaten at Chicago.
Delany Vacates Judgment
Held by B. :H Benton. 4‘
Sam Langford went before Supreme
Court Justice :Delany,: yesterday and
asked him to vacate 4: Judgment for ‘
$2. 876 obtained against him by Benin)
min H. Benton ”in, ,1911. shortly after
Laugford left here on his trip to An-
stralia. Benton sued for services. al.-
leging that Langford had engaged him.
Justice
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Results.
New York, 4; Detroit. 3.
Philadelphia. 8: Cleveland. 7; 10 in-
tices, and also alleged that he had “in“
rendered services to Inngiord in con- 303“" 5 St Louis. 4'
ducting certain negotlaitons with Tex Washington, 2' Chicago, 1’
Rickard. ,,
“I never engaged Benton to circus
Standing of Clubs.
late press notices about me at a salute. W. L. P1}.
1 of $50 a. week or any other sum,” said Philadelphia .......... 8% 48 .650
Langford. "He does not claim that he Cleveland ............ 81 59 57d
ever made a request for any weekly _Washington .......... 79 59 .572
salary or that 1 ever paid him any Boston .......... 71 64 .526
thing. The first I knew of this judg: Chicago .............. 72 69 .511
meet was when I was arrested in Boe- Detroit - u --------- 60 63 .339
ton just before Icnme here. and I was St. Mill‘s ~ .. ---------- 52 90 :36?
compelled to'give a bond of $5,000. ,1 New York ------------ 49 86 363
Games Today.
Chicago at New York.
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Washington.
Cleveland at Boston.
have been away from this constant:
since October 23. 1911. until recently.
The claim of Benton that I agreed to
give him $260 for interesting himseill
in negotiations with :Rickard is false."
Langiord also denied that he ever
was served: with the papers in the.
case. and,.sald'that on the day it is
claimed the papers were served he
was at the St. Nicholas Rink with his
manager. Joe Woodman. and Milton
Berrick,- secretary of the Century Ath-
letic Club. and that no papers were
served Both Woodman and Herrick
made aiiidavlt that they saw no papers
INTERNATIONAK LEAGUE.
Yesterday’s Results.
Newark. 1; Providence. 0
Rochester, 7; Toronto. 4
Baltimore. 7; Jersey City, 6: first
game. Baltimore. 8; Jersey City, ii;
second game.
Buffalo, 3‘; Montreal, 2
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Standing of Clubs.
”The claim against me is nothing
more than an attempt to extort money.
as i never employed the plaintiff to W L p0,
do anything,‘ said Langiord. “i am or Newark ,,,,, -, -. ........ 91 57 .515
suliicient ”59°33”th to pay any Rochester ............ 90 59 .604
judgment against me, as i own real es- Bulialo _____________ ,' .77 71 520
“We in Cambridze- M888” , Baltimore ............ 77 71 .5’20
Justice Dcluny said he would vacate Montreal _____________ 70 76 .479
the judgment and: permit Langford to Providence ........... 69 79 ' .466
defend the: suit on condition that he Toronto ............... 5-7 31 ,453
file a bond: to cover any judgment that Jersey (my __________ 51 93 .342
may lie mndnneda. thgiiord said he .
would his the bond. ' Games Tansy.
‘ t Providence at. Newark.
W! cm KM COLE. Baltimore at Jersey City.
Rochester at Toronto.
Former can Flasher. lifter Ccms- Bulfaio. at Montreal.
been. Drafted by New Yorke. .
King Chis. the lumec'pltcher of the
Cuban has been (ii-awed from the Co-
lumbus American Association club by
the New limit Americans. Cole pitch-
ed winninr liail‘ m Chance several
more ago. but he lost his attentiveness
and was Mi! with Artie Holman to
the Pirates: last. year in exchange for
beach and liaiflelti. l
Cole was a failure in Pittsburgh and
was sold to Columbus. where he has
been showing his old term this your.
Chance always believed ,thet dole
would “come back," and utter recalls
lng favorable reports am his scouts
recently he decided to aria the for
mer Cub Cole lass rlsbt header. He
will not report until next spring. it is
believed
NEW ENGLAND gERlEB.
Game Today.
Hartford at Lowell.
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AMERICAN AGGOCMTION.
Yesterday’s» Results.
Columbus. 7; Minneapolis. 0
Toledo. 17; Kansas City. 5: first
game. Toledo, 8; Kansas City. 3; sec-
ond game.
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Captain W. 1H. 'Hicbsflh of Ohio
broke the world‘s record for consecu-
the bull's eyes on the “on“ range
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1.403 ANt‘lmim. dept. lie-4t III Contain mallard was shooting in the
announced last alebt that nepotism:- Essay match at the international and
bad virtcsllw been concluded tor s interstate tournament, Altai-item
, . twenty mu host between Leech I pertect score one he kept situation.
Cross and Joe Myers et Vernon en steadied to the rides at the match,
October” so ill. Eton and Rivers account it. '3; Moore. New eerie.
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CHICAGO, Sept. 17 .-A crowd con'v wm: New London Recruit.
stating by actual count of twenty-
eight fans in the left llsld bleachers.
We in the right field bleachers and an
estimated throng of 400 in the stands.
Here is what the New York Evening
Sun says of Bill Holden. the former
New London star:
m «trusts to
saw the Giants and Cuba begin their
final struggle of the season yesterday
Demaree went to the mound for the
first time. here since he has been a
big league'r. Al was really the cause
of there being any spectators, as the
majority of the crowd was composed
of friends and relatives who had come
out to see him pitch.
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WTEBT TRWI‘TING RACE
Many new records have been entail-i
: reported to the Yankees recently.
0: all the new players that have
Help
don. the outfielder securod'trom the
.New Minion club at the Eastern As-
soclation, looks the: most promising
Holden has Played in but two games ,
tor the Chance men. but his work to
date has given the Peerless Loader
much encouragement. Chance is much
impressed with the outergarden ten
der, who is taking Harry Wolters
place
The Peerless [leader is not a man.
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iisbed on the trotting turf in the laattazer who is Kilt to get enthusiastic
twenty years, but in general interning 0V9” a new man just because he has
popular excitement and the amount; made a couple 0! hits. though he has
of money wagered the great Colum- little comment to make on the former
bisn Exposition $15 000 “99.10;- ali'New Londoner, it is known. however.
trot, commenced at Washington Park. that he is well pleased with 'Hol’den a
Chicago, a score at years ago. remains
the classic of the harness sports.
The eyes or the world were centered
on the Windy City- snd its great
World'b fair, and. all the harness no
big: fans. decaf some sports. and pretty
pikers in the: would seemed to» be: con
geegatsdi in: Washington. Penis on Sept.
14, 1893. when the» first heat at thel
Columnist: Expedition, stakes was,
trotted. In that first beat. Alix, the
great more who: was: soon to: become:
the world's trotldnc champion. mine.
victor in afield of ten. Her. time was
showing to date.
1 Holden. whose name. incidentally, is
William 17.. has proven that he has: a
line arm. The play he made in the
last game with the Browns. when he
' nailed a long hit in center, and cut on
Baumgardner at the plate. was one oi
the best throwing feats seen at the
Polo Grounds this year. Holden has
a good arm. There's no doubt about
that. Otherwise he never could have
made that play. Sweeney tfldn't have
to move a step to-get the throw. The
ball came. squarely into his hands.
mom. two. seconds better than. heel One of Holdenls. rsdleemlng features
best precious resend. 'F.h:is- establlsh- is he is s soodi fielder. die: has had
ed a world's recs record; although in a numherot chances to redeem him»
the previous year Nancy,l-lenlrs bad self. and each time he has covered
made 23:04 against time. Hulda. the himself with glory. Holes goodludxe
Califomta mare- who use. a favorite of batted bells and plays them well.
among the: gamblers and carried hun- Coming down lrcin the minors. he
dreds at thousands of dollars. won the brongiitvtvltlt him I» reputation of he-
s and and third heats. but broke? log I. good hither. in batting he has
down intthe fourth heat while leading doneorceptionslly well fora new man
in the home stretch. and Alix went container with the big leagues. Both
to the mt. Four more hosts were days he has got bite. yesterday his col
trotted the following day. Lord Clin— lection being two
ton taking the fifth Finley the sixth. When he stands at the plate he" im
Nightingale the seventh and Pixley presses the spectators He carries with
the eighth. With Hulda cut or IL; him an air of confidence and stands
and sun and. sixiav on even terms! up to the plate in line style Though
with two hosts each. the bettingcmwd he still has a lot to learn. Chance, have
went wild. Pirley became the favor-g ever. thinks that he will make a good
its, as Alix was sick alter the second batter. One strong point in his fa-
day, and {or a time seemer "all in." i yor is holden has an accurate eye. He
Six horses lined up for the ninth heat; waits for the ball he wants and when
' on teh third day. The host was ‘s it shoots over it decent take him all
battle royal between Finley and Alix. day to decide whether to hit it or not
and the brave mare won. it was a Holden is w enlist. unassuming chap
gloat surprise party for the wise ones. and looks like a real [ball plsyer.
and mdny- or them had to telempltg
for funds or walk home. Tile,- "masons: W: m 0000
slit" has begun lily liningrfizmméi :,2: ‘ 'i or Masons
wieusewsscrppe ey ma, ‘, ‘ ..
'Plxley. it was openly charm that (3mm Shetland-Union)
A citizen of Poughkeepsle, evidently
the owner of Alix had been M a
“"3“ 8m” w “my” ”1°. eoniut. 5““ in but not much of this world, writes
one year and two days ”mum's!” the Springfield Republican with
great victory she ambushed a newline” ”1,9ch of seriousness a“,
‘ I ANDERSON! SLUGG BERGEN.
”EATE FRI," In". 'Has the Better of Slamming Exhibi-
tl'oe in Athletic Garden.
William Jannmgg my“, Secretary All three ten round bouts scheduled
at :Stste. has declined with thanks so at the Atlantic Garden A C. last night
offer at $300 from the St. Nicholas A'. W!“ ”1‘04 limit. ‘Bllll Anderson 0% i
"C to talk for litteen minutes on. any slugging, Tommy allergen; Young
subject prior to the Palmer-Miller» bout A1163”! outpointlng Bert Fasan.
a. week from tonight Matchmaker Prison, and Johnnie Howard having
Johnson telegraphed the offer to Mir the better at law English
Ewan on Monday and received a reply mill-Mill and Bergen wound up the
from the latter’s secretary gestarday show in a slam bang exhibition that.
aayjng that Mr Bryan was unable to was replete with brutal rallies throuhg—
attend because of other engagements. out. Anderson dropped Bergen With a
stomach blow in the third round; hav-
HINKEV' W QM“ FOOTBALL
SQUAD AT YALE THIS YEAR out. Both men showed remarkable
ability to assimilate punishment. each
taking a goodly share in every round.
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lllI Haw Greet GuIrd in Roblnsm,
‘ Former Minnesota Star. .
yesterday that ‘Frank Hinkey,
famous and rush of the Yale team of elusive Brooklyn lad: and lost the volts
a few years block. will be in New Hn- dict. Pagan, a. .wild, heavy swinging,
you this week to aid the ‘Blue football ‘lgd, floored. Anselm in the third with '
kickers. This announcement'camesas along right to the body, his only
a pleasant surprise as Hickey has not chance ot‘secring a. victory during the.
been here in years. With Howard ten rounds. Henley do well.
Jones. Dr. Bull and Hinhey supervls- Johnny Howard. of Bayonne. wen n
log the work, hopes ’of developing a clean wictnry‘ over Larry English. the
championship eleven have been bcost- “cop from Brooklyn. Howard, Weigh» .
ed to the skies. ’ing 164. against 172. for English. out-
' D00 Cornish, who second based for boxed his heavier rival and scored the ,
the Yale varsity lllllfilflst season. Will only knockdown when he flooredmng»
be back with the football squad. (Sm-911311 with a right- in the second stanza. .
nlsh was handicapped last year be Alon lab and aggressive work in the ‘
cause of s broken ankle. He will be last five rounds save a clear 188d 10
back as strong as ever this week and. the winner.
will go out (or quarterback. He
stands an excellent chance of captur-
ing the berth. which proved so weak
in the 'Harvard game last year.
Only live days of‘ the Yale football
squadls preliminary practice have
been enough til convince the critic
that better material is enrolled and
that it will be better handled than in
years i
Head Coachmen“ says that he be-
lieves Captain? “Kstham will remain
at enter. although Miller and Mar-ting
are doing excellent work in that post
tion. A remarkably powerful new
guard has been found in Robinson.
the former University of Minnesota
captain. Warren and Harbieon, last
year's guards are still in college. but
Robinson’s work at present outclasses
both. Talbot and Pendeiton, the tor-
mer tackles, are both buck.
SCHML OER BALI-PLAYERS. ‘
Connie "Mack’s. school. for ball play
are is one of haeeball's grmmst novel-
ties. it probably also is an innovation
which will result in Philndlslnliin new.
in a winning American League team.
one that»wiii iinlsh in tho first‘diviv
also for years to come. The athletic
ballyerd is literally alive with. ambi~ '
tious young bsli players during. the.
pmctics masons. Scones oil young men‘
with mslor league violations work out
daily at the Mack lot in the summer
months. There are a. dam embroyol,
big league pitchers. a horde or infield»
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of'
log the latter on the verse of a knock ‘
'Bert Eugen, a recent arrival from‘
the Pacific‘ coast. made an excellent"
Definite announcement was made showing against Young Ahearn tor'.
the six rounds. then tired of chasing the;
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pubiic'deri‘ye from baseball. He is de-
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is a waste of timsasnd money. and
suggests that it the object is health»:
lul exercise why not organise the play»
are into rival gangs and have them do
inclinations.“ mild like shoveling cosh
sawing wood or car-wing coal. , : youtbdul diamond talent but gives
The men who holds this view elm» promise of: melting good. All these:
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