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MIFaIrlanIi Fixes Feb. 1 as EIId
cI His Great Career
" Ileni ll'oniiny
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Imorning on the Twentieth
1-Icnded to retire from the ring or
' in the Ring"
I'lIookiIng as it be had been doing
IIoII‘IeJeniiy hard work in Chicago in
propdrntion for the buttle with llnr-
Murphy, in thowtturdeu,
YOrk. tomorrow night, Pnokey
burnt-land ‘urrivcd here yesterday
Century
When ushedwhother he in
not
Limited.
he replied:
“i will never engage in a public light
for money ulterthe first of next. Feb-
ruury. 1 may give. a» boxing exhibition
now and then, but. i shall not train. l
intcnd to tube 'It course in a ( hicugo
business cdllcge next “arch and then
will study low.
“I nito1ded to quit the ting after i
duiontetl lactoflritton hem ultl't an
will I tested all\ .euminer without put-
tint; on a glove lint in order It) plhuse
'lil'litsMGib‘sbn, hay" friend, ’fin‘d‘ily
untold to box \lurphy, Richbie and
pcibnps Frod’dlc Welsh in Madison
Squule Garden. ‘
‘i named 137 pounds at 0 o'clock for
,I Mu pbv because i was no heavy when
i begun work three weeks ago thut l
diIIlnt bcllcie i could rthIIct to a light-
.ltl limit and reldln my strength. l :1!
II \\'ll\5l lune been uiinld of loud results
Y .‘ , .
ldnulnnd ‘sm'crdl years out).
from. taking off too 111mb “night cvrr
since the reducing piocms liilied .lot!
Gail's. For that: mention I will my right.
be} c‘ iiIIiItI l newr drill make less than
it?» would III.’ in ‘clm lt‘ngItiu. ‘ "
“Ill llitcliie n’n us to‘ box Inc at Ithut
; limit 1 'nIIill Itnke film on." The Sumo
Izoc'I ioI Welsh, n ho dictated to the in
‘Alihoueb
IIbn iiclIIIII‘veight limit met there is 135
at, '3 o'clock. Wei b lllildt' me.- do i:.:'~‘. ut
“Ibnt hour.
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,contlllion, showed visitors at Hll”t".l‘t-
Non i luttud to cite him it
(lose of his own medicine, ii' hc wants;
to melt Itit‘.
“l have made enough money out, of
the boxing game to be independent the
rust ol' my life. i don‘t burn to box
unless i want to. [i Ritchie and Whish
are after big money, they must not me
or no without it and i am going tollinvc
:1 lot, to say about uuming conditions.
"Yes. l‘li box Mike lilbboun, but un-
cne condition, the \I'cltcrweight
limit. ll? pounds. il’ be can mnio- it.
nil right. if not, tiIcrt-I'li be. no match.
Mlll'lill)‘_,l.’.'il\'t‘ the lite bdrm-st iii’I'lH (HI
uv ("Il,l'l"l~'l’ :1 year two in Sun Francis-
co. lie is tbc tounbcnl liubtn'ciubt l
l‘lt'l sow. :1 gum“, willing. (-lcrcr light-
t'l‘. ubo i: after you every minute. i
not :1 (it't'inimi owr him at tho PT)” 01‘
too my rounds, but it was'n't on easy
vb'ioiy by 11115 menus” I
Alclt‘ur'lu .1d nus occompnnimi in iIiI
tli'l’
liII'llII‘l,‘—’l’l, built 'llill’i'y, und his now
1' Ii wi‘, ilic licrpstcln. l’uckcy was
bow III the Mott liuvcn A. (I‘.. I'nntcr-
wcitzhcd oxuvily
who in in tiptop
tiny
Ll 3i?
III‘lIIgIIIIIIIi. illltl
pounds. Murphy.
bond tiny, ycnicrdny.
not more tbuti ifilll
HABZOB MM SUPPLANT
TINKEB AT BINBINNA ll
.ioo ’l‘inker will be rctuincd by (‘in-
cinnutl, but be. may not be. iim llcd's
mnnuger. it developed during tho
guthcring ol’ the mugnuttm lit the
norid‘u series that while ’l‘inkcr'u
ubiiiiy nu bull player is upprecintnd
them is home doubt on to his cupc-
bilitiou as it louder, and if u eucucunor
i113 him can be uncured he wlll not
continue at the bond of the team. -
Iiurry Herrmunu is rather outspolo
eI-I-on the question of Tinker, and the
munnger did not hot-dime to uuy tlntt
they would. give the plat-o to Charley
Hermu. of tile (llilllls, it they could
swing the deal.
llerzog iiuu‘not pinyed regularly
this year, though he in 11 good bull
player. There is paid to have. been
home sort of a breach beIWecn him
11: Id Motlrnw so that the chancel; ago
a propoidtlon (do, him would be con-
nidered. Horzog is n Matter and
might not good work out of a team
Into Cincinnati.
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'thor‘s,’ n us united nlmt lIII
tlmi he u'cIuhI-Il
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Will; \lllilJNiTA, Oct. lli.~‘\lflliflg01‘
Muck, ol‘ the Athletics
meniing yesterdan on the
w bile com~
player I111
thought of
‘itubo .llltrqIIIII'Ii‘ ‘7‘ writings: lie” in
pliIeIi: "’ ,
“The less I say tho better. All I Icun
shv is that he writes like he pitcher»,
and the public now knows whut thut
'l‘be pity oi it is that no hm en't
more Mathewsons and tenor Mur-
uuznds in the game" .. ‘
He said that Mothewson 21nd Collins,I:
is.
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in his mind, ranked at the top of thoi
bunch of player writers as well us of'
the players
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SPBBTB 0F dbl. BBBTB
lob Alina. the Milwaukor- middle-I
weight, and Bat I.I.-I‘inskey.Ihuve been
matched to box in Syracuse, Uctobc
2:11“. I
Eddio Plank will not make forming,
his principal vocation 311st yet.
Billy Klein has II good winter‘s job.
lie is [Ovllllllill‘té the games or" the
world‘s tourists.
The hunt briwm- -n $11111 l. nnztord lillll
John Lester has been postponed by
the Taft, Cal, promoter, until next
Lilondny.l,un:do1d is guaranteed Bil,-
lillli for his end.
.luck Hatfield the English numlenr
cbumpion shimmer, Intide u hiirrcosiul
attempt. in the :Vlidl’llnsborouuli bulbs,
on September 30. to break Barney
Kicran's record (If 8111,? list {or 500
yards. lie swnm the Ilistnucc in tint,
2 1—551. When the famous Australian
muzlc his record at Leeds, in liltlfi, be
clipped ill Ms. off the previous record,
held by linvld lliilinglon. Now lint-
iicld lowers Kieran's record I this:
This is ('onsldm'ed as ilutlio‘iri‘s grout-
out, nchicropmnt. and it 'wus Ilt‘lel-
pliIlbcd under rules recognized by the
A. S. .\., of Pinniond, with I1 lull com‘
piumont oi' officials :II‘IIIoi'itod its that
body. l-lnlllnld will not cz‘cdit for :1
world's record and an English record
us well.
John lloulu. tho great French Ills;
l'1ut'o runni'r IIuIl iiitelnatlminl cross
country champion, is going itnounh :1
course. of physicul training ut tbc (fol-
lono of Athletes Iit ilbeims tlmt would
make our trainers Island tugboat, con~
silk-ring winit has been ilouln's spe-
ciuily in athletics. One would think
to look over his prourum that be bud
aspirations to no out for. the pcuinth-
Ion or Iiccutbion events at lbt- next
Olympics. it is sluicd tbnt llouiu bus
EOllI‘ to llhcims tbut he may ulluln the
bust. posuibb- physit-nl illness, and here
Is what he is Iloiuu: lie is ])l'li(‘lll'llll-‘II
the hurdles. lbrowlnu the dim-us and
pulling the shot, on well Its wnlkiug
and running. Moreover, n l’uris pnpcr
makes the Indictment thul liouln rcully
proposon to Ilililm no attempt to bruuit
“'I‘od" Mr-rmlltb's world's record Ior
Mill motors. ilonin is It inurvcl, but
“link of It mun who holdu the hour rel:-
orIl ilgurlnu he can bout lIlii., Milo. i‘or
Hlitl innit-rs? ilIIt pcrhups ho bus no
such idcun. iIo may be lilting himself
to bo n conch bud trulncr. Ill be is. he
should come. over to \llll'l‘l'li lor u.
v1'nuI or more. ospociuliy lot it top. In
in field month
I’i‘be contructn oi‘ Mnruuurd, licrzog,
ilnodttrnnn, llurnn, Murillo Iind i’ioylc,
oi‘ the (iluntu. have expired and the
club must sign them all over unoin. v
Fi'unk Chance in hunting in tho
inountulnn neur Lou Angelou null has
forgotten bnnobnll .tomporurily. Whou
he arrived on the count he declared
that. he hoped to have it. Iirut division
tcum ncxt your. "We mode u lot of
program altar tho llrul: two months
worn over,“ he added.
Preuldcnt (tummy, oi the Benton Nit".
tionnle. boa decided to build a new
concrete and steel grandstand at the
old South thud grounds with double
the capacity of tho prenont antiquated
utructure.
Jimmy Walsh, it. is announced, will
meet Joe‘ Oildbcrg at Syracuse, Octo-
ber 27.
Jack,
Christin have been. matched to meet
in. 'lt‘onddudluc, October 22.
it won some pitchern' battle In Pitts-,
burgh, Monday, when Joe” Jackson.
Larry lajoio and Hands Wagner
couldn’t muster a hit betwaen them.
clinching cicvcn in the country.
when i now it In 9. newnpaperl
Jiii iiillllli
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Giants Pitther Wins the Hand
of Miss Eleanor Blake
Charles ll Tesrenu. the Iiiunt»" big
pitcher. in weary of the single life He
uppeuiod at the (I‘ ity liuli, New to: it. '
yesterday, and asked lot It nutriiagc
Iliccnso With him was bliss Elen-I
not lilllnitbcth lllnlie. of {hit West liliith‘
,stroet, who said she won. "3 yearn old
and “Its occupied .I~ I1 typist 'J‘osrcnu
gale hi1 age as 2i 11nd his birthplace
lronton, .llo.
Loft Fielder tlcorgc Burns. oi the ,
Giants. and bliss lliulms sister, Jose I
pbinc, .11 tompuuied the young couple,
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Iwho will be married at the Church In
St. l‘homus the Apostle, .t \‘ichoius
avenue and limb stieet. 'I esreIIu and
r‘ his prospective bride will go around
{Ibo world with the Giant-White Sox
troupe of easy living buileitivcrs.
FIGURES BY FOOTBALL. ENTHU
SIAISTS.
Football enthusiasts are beginning
to form their ideas of the I'eiutive
strength of different teams through
the medium of coinpurmlve scores.
While all acknowledge thut it in
rather u stupid method of picking: the
best clowns. it is the, only wny Unit
the tons intro of judging the ability
of the different aggregations. Theron
turn, it is interesting to look I11 the
work oi' the more important clcvenn
to date. At the present moment
l’cnnsyivnniu is tho only tenm that
has up absolutely clean slate. ’l‘lio
Quakers have piuyed three games. and
have rolled up n totnl ol’ S3 point-I
against opponents. Not a single mom
has be yet scored on tho lied and
illuc. Yule, also bus u clan.) slnlo us
lIill' III; scoring by opponents is cou~
corned. However, linine piuycd Yule
It tie It to U (rhino, and so spoiled the1
record or the lliue. i-lurvnrd went
along at u nice unit unIil she hit \t'il-
llnins. lust. Saturday. and although
the Crimson goal line was not (‘I‘usstéll
the Willhims team scored three
points from the hold. I'orncll ugnin
is out oi‘ the ruuninu. buying been
beaten by Curllnle and tied by Col-
gate. Princeton, through :1 big score
Imulzist Fordhmn, has rolled up ill
points nuainut ()lilirllii"lln. llotb lint-
Izors 11nd ilucknoll line scored upon
the 'l‘iucrs. Army. Navy, (joigute,
Syrucuso, l’cuu SIIIIII, \'nnderbiit,
.tllcbinun 11nd \‘iruiniu all born clcuzi
shill-s. lilHWVtél‘, these tcums prlnt'l
pniiy have, played minor institutions.
Judging by toiuis rolled up ,ugalnst
opponents, \‘il'ulnin is tho strongest
’l‘lic
tcuin bu.»I t-ll't'il‘t'll ll? points in three
gumcs. ilowcvcr, the t-levcns dci‘ent~
cd did not amount to wry much, bciuu
lluudolphatlurou, South t‘urollun nnil
Hampton—Sidney.
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KETCHELL M AULIFFE
MAY COME TOGETHER
Young Mc.\uiii‘fc 11nd Al I\'liI.(‘littl
muy meet, noon in Irilrlduoport ring.
Terry lino, munuucr of [(Ietobcl,
wants to stogo the go, and the bunk-
one ol’ McAullh‘e nre conildont. The
Illnpnrlty in tho woiuhtn of tho two
boys Inu't no Izrcut nu ut ilrnt up‘
penru. Ketcbel could innim undor
135 for tho uunrrul, and it McAuiliIIa
worn allowed to woluh what he pieunu
(Id, he would probably coma in m
ubout i'ltl, ut tho lount. it would
be. u ureui cord and u money colncr
tor the promotcrfl.
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GARRY SPlKEs HERZOG VARN.
CINCINNATI, (lct. 16,-»"I‘lio Horzou
stuit’ in new to me, «did l’renident (lur-
ry llorrmonn, of tho Redo, yesterday,
right utter liltl return from the his
series. “First I ever heard or it was
Notlv
ing to it. Never was, never will be.
l'd'be delighted to get Hcrzog no on
Iinfleider but. not as a manager or even
(Twin) Sullivan and (his a contain.
I. ”ever even dreamed about
it.”
The bout betwaon Jimmy Cin‘hby
and Frank Logan, which was billed to
take place at 131m It‘mnclaco, October
I 25, into been called all by Clobby.
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“Skeets” Wright To Have Guar-
nieri, Cacti, Beymour,‘0’ilara
and McMahon in “Best
Yet” Lineup
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With Shovels Wright signed up..\inn~
.iger Frank C. tlodiroy. of the Sixth
Company. set about the task of pick—
ing out some players who would t‘ur-
nish Ifnptniin ernht the. proper mute-
riul and support in bulidingcp the
home tt-IIIII. As 21 result. the composi-
, lion oi‘ tho Norwulk tire was given out
today. -.
Hurry I'nhlll and l‘runlt (lunrnieri
will :quin Ibo in the lineup. and the;
urn Incn n no hnvc llllltlll reputations in
Inuiiy cities oi‘ the State as line all
around cthniiids. Possessed ol’
ubliily to play any position, (lunrnicri
and t‘zibill are urcounted worthy of
hirh rnnl; in the sport. The two ploy-
ctl top-notch bull inst winter and
~unod for some seasons to
lillblx
should in-
come. _
i-ispwini interest. attaches to the en"
ulnznuwnt of William (l'l'lztfn 11nd .iuclt
.\id.\inbon with the. Sixth Company
team. ’l‘hvrc is no uninsuying the. tort
that thcrc «.Ix'lligh school players ore,
l’r‘r’llllSiilK lulu with a decided aptitude
l‘or icnm plug I‘IIIit uppculs to the man-
;Iucment as :1 most desirable element
in the upbuildin; ol’ the team. .‘Ilt'MIc
lion uud ()‘linru look to in,» important
wins in the new inucblin'.
Norman Seymour will rejoin tho Arr
mory ugurcuution, Iind :1 union oi“ Soy-
mour and Wright on the
one team ought to mean cvurytliing to
the linst Noruuik mun. Seymour’s
aggressive Istylc lIIII; won him runny
admirers in the post uud it is thought
ihut Norman will, under the new com
dltlous. come through with n finished
performance,
l'utloubtcilly "Shoots" will find the
nbovc mcu ol‘ tho sort to make his in-
bors busy in turning out a combiinn
lion tliut nil] spun-inlize in team work.
()1‘ the nth Inii‘ IIIl' Wright. it. can be amid
that be, is It prime selection for a
lender l‘br “ixlb ("mnpnny ls piirtlI-u-
inriy lI‘lilliililllI‘ in obtaining the .or-
vice.» oi ll l-eIIIII mun oi i'ihlgbt' II In
lbro. in the homes be pluycIi bur .
[uni wiutci', “Slit-“ls" populni'im'dblin
m-it’ lot-oily by on exceptional exhibi-
lion oi' lllt' buskcibuli nrt, coupled with
i'I'ccllyo demonstration of in-
side piny. ’l‘hosn "n ho know" sny thIIl
Wriubt turd pitiuncil n unun- tbul
ebould iIIIvI- bcuuvn 'i‘roy in that last
unmc. boat irinrcb bud "directs” lu-
slrulilous been IonIpiiod with in the
uocoud iinit‘ ul tliut game. it will be
remembered that ’l'roy wont nlfltiitIlIt-II-l‘tl
during the llnui period or the co: Itest,
but the Sixth tell two polntu uby cl c
He score nbcu players on the. home
loom forgot the signnlu. ’l‘bcuo fil-
tributeu moire. ":ergiItI-I ecnunuemcnt
oi the coming sonuon uou’idllilug of on
went in Norwnitt lIuI-Iltotbuli
The locui piuycru commence pruc
tlco next week; und the nciiednio in
bclng tilted to cover the early part of
the column. with the oi’eninu game on
’l’limiimgirlng night.
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"Shouts"
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noor FOR wnouan.
Did you hole where “lionna” Wug‘
nor stood in the Imolilciul clearance at
the National League? lie won ut just
on even .300. it in u cinch that oil
Inndoni in putting that "iionun" may
not an equal or better ranking when
the oilicial Ilgureu are announced.
Then he will ime batted for .300 or
better for seventeen nucccaolve years.
Old "Pop" Anson. wonder that he
wad, batted for .806 or boner twanty
times from 1876 -to 1897, inclusive,‘
but than: won a break in continuity in
1891. and l892.
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Jim Suvnse'IInnd Al McCloskoy will
meet in New York, October 21..
ball. and other National League club
elected chairmen of the commission
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WEBBEBTEB PLllllB TB
WELGBME BAillIlY HlllilE
\VOHCIIIS’F'EIR, Oct. lo}—~.\luny III
the business men and buscbitli i'uIcI IJI
Worcester mot lustIInitIht to plan for
£1 reception and tentimonlni to Jack
llttrry,‘ shortstop on the Philadelphia.
Piill ill Will ilNBH
Mll Milli Bill iiilW
American Leaguers Will Demand
,lteasonstami Will Object
:.>\merlcunu,‘ winners of the \Vtil‘ltlIn'
‘ , , championship lust ween. Barry, who
to R'w' Brown Icouductn a garage hero while the
winter league is in session, is ex~
Before. August Herrninun, of (‘iui-in tremeiyl popular with. the local “”1”
and first come. into promincm'e 'whiio
playing shortstop for the holy liross’
team.
Going to the Athletics from Holy
Cross, hls'pluyint; has been closely
watched. '.lIidginI.;"i'rorn the enthust
asm shown at last night's meeting,
the celebration promises to surpass
anything of the kind that has ever
been tendered a big league player
here. '
The date for the celebration nus
postponed until a reply is “ received
from (Jonn'le black. mniiuger of the
world's chnmpions.‘ns to the best date
upon which he can be present. Be.
sides Illurry, the invited guests will
include Connie Muck, nmnuger of the
owners can bring about the (intent of
Thomas J, Lynch and the election of
it. W. Brown as president of that tur-
buizmt organization they will be linked
to make public reasons for their unti~
puthy to Lynch. The frlemisvoi‘ Lynch
in organized .busebuilm—ond they yin-
ciude some of the most. inituentiul men
in the national gainewdeciared that
the plot to remove Lynch would be ex»
posed from top to bottom before the
unnuul election is held in December,
As It matter of fact, it may be taken
for granted that the American Leugiio
in directly interested in tile present
controversy inasmuch as the president
of the National League must sit as a
, . .. g . Phliudciphius; Timothy ll. Murnnne,
member of the .\atiouui (,ommission , _
hi it it J hp" 11 iie"r1minn in Arthur cooper, James A. McAieer.
II I I I I) :10 I I I president of the liostou Americans:
(I, .l. Connolly. vice-presidentwi‘the
Boston Nationals: "Hugh Duffy. munnr
ger of the Portland New England
Wzl.eunuo club: George Wright and
John Morriii, both former captains
and managers of the Boston Nation-
als.
BENATBBS WONT 60
till WBBLB Tillill
Manager (lrlilith, oi \‘t'ashingtou,
does not want mn- oi’ liis‘plnyers to
make lhnt world tour. He says: "i
don't want any ol‘ my players to mnke
that trip. It will do neither McBride
nor Henry any good, and i don‘t poo-
limo to sacrifice my icum's (-hnnccs
just to picnse sonuouc else. i was
npprouchrd nhile in .\I2w Toll: i.) :i'. 2»
my consent, but 11 iisolutci, rIIIfiu 'cd
and l lune not ban am r».1~on In:
from your to your by Votes otthe rivnl
league presidents. so that unless .iobu»
Son and his club owners approve or
llyuch's posSiblo successor trouble is
expected. .
it is known that Johnson and the
American League 111e.1_-.1re not in ac
card with the. picnic elect brown in-
litfliltl oi‘ liynch. They have considered
ihemnlte.‘ thoroughly and they regard
llrown. as licrrmnnn'S'onudidattz. [>05
slbiy ilerrinunn‘s Itssistant in. getting.
control of the IXalionnl Commiyslon
uniohincry. Johnston and the Amori-I
(2:111 League bore no limit to find with
Lynch. They do not understand why
Lynch is lucim,r snI-h determined oppo
sitiuu or why :1 mun oi' prurticuliy un
buseball experience is: being groomed
for the presidency oi‘ the XIItiIInIIl
Lcuguc.
ii is reasonable. to beiivve. therct‘orc,
that .lobllnon uzid his colleuuin‘na :soon
i‘ ll wi i “mug cliuuuinn my mind. l’lIIyIliitl hall 01'.
, ' « . r no. to s I ' . . . ~ . .
“III IIIIIII UIrIIIIi ii i ieI on». \I’III‘H‘I‘I “"3“ l‘t'l'I‘r helped any bII‘II
' r ' w 's I' m M 'n in, ' '15 .‘
nu, inn [1 (.1 l. h . x piuycr “m, we will my“! every man
why Lynch should not be retained in
oillcc must be mudo Iieiir; also. that
because of his luck ol‘ cxperlmco ,
Brown is not the mun tor the Nation
:11 Lineup presidency and third llit'lli-
ber of the commission. Mennwhlle
Iiiyucb is keeping in clone touch with
When asked to declurn
we have next season."
STOVALL lNSiSTS 0N
UNCONDlTlONAL RELEASE
Will Negotiate With Federal League
Club if He Fails to Get it,
”‘0 Situation. 1 l li‘tl ST. i.l')l'iS, .\lo,. Oct. lilwliooi‘uc
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“mm” “hunt" "‘ IIII l otlon i Stovuii. (lt'posctl Innunccr oi till' 8:.
.I’q . I .3 '7, . p P: I: . ‘
A' f‘” ‘1” m' (”m I I‘ I I Louis .lnwricnns, soul yestorduy ilIIII
It?! , . , .. .
unless he (“Items bu Inn-birthlIcuaii 'I~
‘lcztsc from lbw local club by today, in:
will Ilogotlutu \Iith the lizinxin. (‘iIg'
l'ItlIlt‘Il'til l.t.'ullllt~‘ t'lub. which has oiI‘I-i-
ed him the poeizth lllI liIIIIIIIIII'r.
it is biotin-stood Ibo linusus I.'il_'.'
Federals?" bnvc prouiiluul h‘tovuil it
three-your contract at $I;,.”,IIII u your:
with, n bonus or 35,0011 to $Il),lltlit to
be, paid when he highs.
czittiIull said ycotcrdnv that it be ob-
Iuincd I111 uncoiidltionui release he
would not. burn Ionsitlctod leaving the
Aimzrlcun helium-I.
AMERiCAN LEAIGUE MEETING.
Clilllhllt), Oct. litm'l‘hc unmiul
meeting ot the American League will
be held in this city November (l, Pren-
ident i). ii. Johnson announced hit-It
night. This curly 11qu llllil been choo-
IIn for tho couvcnlunco ct i'reaidont
(loininkoy, oi? the local club, and Prcui:
dent McAleur, ol' the liouton club, who
will accompany the White t-lox uud
(iiuntn on their world tour.
. ”Mn-w W1
TROTTING MEET iN IKENTUGKV.
illlllNll'l'UN, Ky., Oct. 16;. "l‘hc Cum’
bcriond 11nd Bloc (irons “Stakes, both
vuluud at $2,000, and two H.000 cvonto
wore on the curd oi‘ toduy’u meeting
of the Kentucky trotting horse breed
era. ,
The Cumberland had on cntrlns such
ho'raen an Waiter Cocimto. Flower bi-
reot, Jones Gentry and boagwortb ii.
The Blue Grass starters included but
they. Frank Banach, Jr, and Herman
Wrangler.
toiiccrncd, i stand on my record
prcsiilr-nt oi the Nationnl League for
tour yours, which spnuku for itucli‘. II
ii is neceunary to no to the club own-
crs. :Iskiuu for their voice. 1 consider
than the position isn't worth I1 dime.
if i (-nimot be re-oiected on whut 1
him. ucmmpllebcd in this oliicn, it in:
up in the tongue? That in all 1 corn
to soy now except iiutt i will muko 11
light. and will not, resign under lire."
lIynch'II Irlcndu nuid yosterduy limit
it was lnird Ior llllli'tt) believe that
iioIrrInnun Will-i oppoIIod to him. Lyncn
.uiwnyn bus recorded Hcrrnntnn on his
iriomi. but in buuebnil politics friend-
ship docan'i amount to much. Lynch
bun incurred the enmity o'l’ ut least
hull of tho Nutionui League inngnutt'n
bccuunn ho bun ruled without tour or
Invor. libs ndinlnintmtlon lulu inntlii-
ed the American League men with con-
Iblcuco in lilfl integrity, which opponra
to be hilt chict unset.
Hero lit a cone for the baseball low
makers when they convene utter the
football campaign: The Philadelphia
fictionnio with Alexander in the box
worn beaten by a team of negroou at a
field in Harlem bud weak. Wnltor
Johnson, who will receive “2,500 from
tho Worthington club next year, pitch-
ed for o scrubpro team in Brooklyn,
bust Sunday, tho admission fee being
fifteen canto. Other National and
American League players have invad~
ed "protected territory" to mingle:
on thodinmond with neurons, bloomar
turns and semi-pro players. until the
magma have begun to look Into the»
evil. It: in «aid that. curtain club own
etc have been ”coon" below the "pro-
tected territory“ rule has been violat-
8d;
w.-
Joimny Kimono» featherweight
champion, but; been matched to meet
K. 0. Mora, of Cincinnati for 10
rounds, in how York. October 20. .
IIIIIIIIIIII III
.\'o
.
, a record olii MIMI“, ll W I
Expect American Ten-Milcllu
cord to Become Thing of
ithe Past
It, is It long time since there ,WI BITE
prospect of such interesting ratio“
over long distances as that promised
in the schedule which has juntbcem
arranged for the, full and winds!
months, beginning with the ten-mile.
championship nbich will be held an
South Fluid, "New York city, Novemfi
her i. That the [mod on Morning.
side Heights is good enough for tit
importance of the expected struggl
is questionable, but the courtosyzo.
Columbia University in uttering itaI
grounds when no other was forthcom‘
ing was appreciated by the officials o!
the A. A. U.. and a further reason toll
accepting the offer was the accessi‘
bility of South Field. Though a. nut:
tonal championship, it is more than
probable that nearly all the confirm;
ers will come from New York city I
and the vicinity, giving the amateur I
a chance to put in the morning amuse
iness before the event is calledI-r“
Perhaps the best news in regard, to
the long distance event is that ,Wll'oI
iiam .i. Kramer. the crustacean“!
chumpiou, will enter and Istrengthen‘
the Opposition to ilunnes Kolehmain— .
en. That is one. reason to regret that
the race will not mite place on a track ,
where fast time could be expected to!“ ,
it'll Kramer to push him there is ev-
ery likelihood of the mmvellous Finn.
helm: towed to run in time that will
ocli pse the worlds best figures. That
Kolchmninen (Im boat the Amarlctln
figures. of 52:34 -l-I'I standing to‘ the
t'l't‘tilt of George Booting goes Withou ,
sziyinc but the world's mark '0‘!
:III 0-; Alfred Shrubb. is u dit-
icrem proIIositIon. requiring botlt'I‘ImII
and Hank it: bn in the best'pdbslblfi
(illItilllll'l‘i bvti‘orv it Is plotted in It}!!!
rar'kz ' t-t
round.
COLLINS A GREAT PL'AYERI I
'i‘iII-rv appears to be pretty IIgdod
logic in llIIIIn-‘tcr )lolii’uw‘s estimation
oi‘ "riddle" I'pllins us the wcyld’a
greutcst bull pluyvr. Motlrtiw ln'fw‘ell
qualified to spent; on tin.- I'alne of the
bumps {GI-Isol't: llll‘nt"l)i‘ll has given up
and {Ill-1 ,~I2I:lilt1' Ifoiiins may in two
svrins with the Giants, bin claims has
\lllll‘,‘. Tberc sire several tablet _
l'oilins which some film
To lmulll Wllii he has
ltit lili'll'l‘ .Iitui slum- lilliil. He
seldom ll bull home. tidbit!
lei‘l IIrtiidI rs just .1~I (oneiatvi Itly us .113
blinders and be' I» BITI
Hillier, III-'I it Iemnrkdbl
moi to Milan and Cobb)
No imivldm- in the name covers
snow umqut In ur.ound “(:62th
also says that I'oll‘lns ill or. cozuildél‘k
ublc mine to his tomn, owing lo 11 '
ability to Iigure out plum, to ‘IOItl
guess the other side, while he lén
the kingdom in breaking up on [It
Iionbt some oI' I‘obbe count
or admirers~ will (linemen with
(how, but nnyoun who looked at {‘3
lion in the recent w'orltl I-i series shill!
be u on over by hitliruw 3 way at l”
bmillifl’ quite easily. ("oiiizin may“. I
bc tiw greatest player your in 'u ,
your out. but be won the bone in 1
big soric'rs. ‘
JOHNSON FAVORITE- ‘
With the ninrt of the mutual W
nut tomnument of tho llot Burnt“
loll nnd ’icnnlu club the natural pm
diction in u uwcepiug victory for W
F'. llilililtlm, who ouuily outrunka :1an
other entry, with who. Suiloway
lnmun on bio chiet’ obutucloo at H:
Springo, Ark. in tho doubled
probable Iintlllet combination
Johnnon and balm In. Roman» ,
lnmaii, in which cusp tho lotto! I - ’
have :1 good chance. Thclllruty
play was mediocre. '
W
t 1311in Combo, at urerudbl
Inn 220‘ yard on’ii alumni“
piouahlp at 11:11 Id nt Clay
Bootember 29, with n '
ulna, 12 2-6 usdttndil. Mini;
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