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, thrir plans.
6 circuit will tulle in Philadelphia, llnlti- *
Associated Press ‘ilSlpt-Clai'rWire' ' Serviée
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Philadelphialaud Ballimore‘lu be
Added Also, According to
Late Rumors
l'llll..~\l.llrII.I’Hht. (int. Iii—“The Fed-
oml I eugne orgunimr 1, who have been
lltltPllill; around the 12 ostern cities for
lln- lnsi month, 5113' thut in a low doses
thry will be ready unnou..cc all
The Engtern end of the
more, New Yorl; and Pittsburgh. The
longn'c already is entrenched in Pitts-
‘ burgh. and it is claimed that ground.
11:11:11. been secured in tho otberthrcu
cities. The Western end or the oir»
(-nii will need some lillln‘ntiom and
., those will he mode 111 the league moot-
i111.r next month.
Iiorot-e ll’ogel, rorcntly oxpt'llod
from the National League. club. is
timely identified with the expansion
movement of the Federal. Fogel ex-
plains that the Federal will make it;
stand on the contracts with the play-
ers. Those, he says. will stand as mu
tuully equitable contracts in 11 (30111"
01: law. Players actually under eon—
trout in other clubs: will not be ap-
proached. but those who have not
sinned for tho next season will be con-
shlorod logul prey.
'l‘ho ieuguo. it is paid. him the back-
i111; ol‘ the f’loyers‘ Protective Associa-
tion. which Fogel claims bus roughn-
‘ed to players not to sign for it'll until
tin-y hour what the lv‘edornl
1111.; to ol'i’er. .
Among the lending lenturm oi lbn:
conduct with the players will be the
ninn-nt-o ol' the l‘Otif‘l".‘t' rule 11ml the ton
tiny clause. A pluycr may not ho (lit:-
charged from a club during the life of
Lenguc
tho contract and ii a player is trndod rooms.
or sold his consent must he occur->11.
Alan. the club to which he puns 1111
put' him 11 ill per cont. incretme in nul-
le'V.
NEWARKERS TO MAKE OFFER.
Decide to Try to Buy Ball Club, but
Bid ls Undetermined.
.\‘l'2\'t'AllK. ()cl. Wr'TOll lln'ui busts-
bull rnlhuolnstn met In lii'tu-gor'h .\u~
ditorinm hl're. lust nilzbt, 11nd derided
iirlinitt'ly to ninllo :111 ol‘l‘or to put»
olmm: ll11~ Nowurll club ot‘ the lnlor-
nntionnl Lent-.110 so that it (-1111 be own-
mi wilth'l-ly by Nl‘\\".ll‘l-: men innlond ot‘
Ilgoohlynltt's, Allolht'r mot-ting: will
ho hold noyt Monday night. when tho
tho ot‘l‘t'r will ho dotermlned.
tho ill‘t‘Kt‘lli ownt'rs wullt
Sl‘m‘ 111'
ll sultl
$111111”,
'I'i‘vvlnn» .\
lilunr.
l5
illunoy proaillod 111111 the
in tho disonssiun woro
:n’onvr illn- Rt'it‘illlltlllll,
l‘mlilu Klilllitt', 'l‘linollly Voile. tlhnrll :1
build ll-'llor 11nd .luhn Lotion-1'.
Illil\l'
1,; i’Pilllll‘ll'l
[Milli
TRIALS AT HAMPTON.
lhb b mil lion ibld tritlln will
hold ht Hampton on ’I‘nvulny
Wodnoa'dny of next wot-l1.
'i‘borl' will be :uthel‘l-d thorn tlu'
v--:'y iinl'ntt dons thnl broodero' ltly’ill
run prmlult'. 11nd lbolr lwrl'ornnlzu-o
nili rudiment liloutho ol‘ rurol‘tll
lruinlng und conditioning. for to will
thorn 11 dog lliilHl burn oxpurlvm'o,
“bird Ht‘llHQ" nzld pond Judulnuni
coupled with weed and endurnnce.
’I‘hln your the entry lint in lurltor
thnn layer below, 111111 the. Judith,
t‘iutrloh ~l‘l. (Tooho. oi‘ Richmond. Va..
will be. cullud upon to [“138 on the
hold work of forty-four doun. Throo
olultl-n will he. run-din; Ilorby for
young (logo with only one season's
training. tho nil-ago for oxporlontmd
onlnpnlunot'o. 11nd the. membership,
opened to 1101111 owned by lucinboru.
GALLANT- WEST BOUT TONIGHT.
Wontlit'ld fund may expect to oil.
noon u whirlwind mutt-.111 in the media
Inn betwc‘cu (liibort llnllnnt and tihlc
Worst tonight. West in 11 big, rough
boxer. who delights in mixing, but
in Gallant he will find a moot ready
opponent. The boot will he or 10
‘bu
ltlltl
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JIMMY JOHNSON NEAN
STULEN BASE SEGDND
SAN FRANCISI‘Q. Dot. l7.—~Tl1e:‘o
boo boon on much recent controversy
'orer tho stolen buho record oi? Jimmy
- oludont all,
1
Johnston. cantor tieldor ot' thefinn
Francisco toum ot’ the Pnrllic Count
London". that President Alfred 131111111
0? the. Coast League. guve out yen
tordny this statement:
“The greatest number of honest stol-
on by any one player in any onc 589'
$011 ol’ which we have record was 15‘}.
That record was made in 18815 by
Hurry Storey. then of the Athletics»
in Infill. when he was with the Boss-
ton club. in the old Players“ Leaguo.
he stole i711“. hoses.
"Since that time there have been
mnny changes in the 111101;. to mod
om busobltll, on no know it today, it
may be sold that the best record thus
for is that of Ralph Meyers, formerly
of the Boston Nationals, whd, when
with the Spokane club. lost your, stole
llli bones. Johnston this. season has
stolen to duto 11?. blues. and be but;
two weeks more to go, so that a now
rm'ord for minor lr-ngnes and 1111‘
modern baseball i1 ltny lr-uguo is 11:2
most sure to be 1 '
GOVERNORS GOING TO FOOTBALL
GAME.
1.\'lllt.\'.\l"lll.lS, Ind.
ernor llulston wroit' to tloyernor
Dunne, ol' illinols.11311-11113. inyitim;
him to attend the lndinnu lllinois i‘oot'
hull game to be held in this city, Sui.-
urday. October 271. The lndinnn gover-
nor said he hoped the Illinois I‘Xt—tt‘ll-
live. Would accept. 11;: ho would like
('ompnny out on tho hide. lines. at tho
game.
lloyornor Ruhaton him promisod to
Oct. iT.r'~(‘1i)'«C-
meet. the students' npvciul train from
tlloolnington and bend the purnde
through the, streets to tho Indlnnn
lit-.utlnnnrtors. lovet'nor llun 11'. It be
will be wind to bend tho pu-
wb'tl also will
rude (11‘ Illinois “molt-1'5."
1st intro :1 nperinl ll‘uill.
.Inliun it; n
l’>i[§’.
Rub-ton's son
illliillllli L'niyt-
(loyernor
UMPIRE SHERIDAN ON WORLD
TOUR.
t?lllt‘.-\ll(1.()cl.17Int-it Sherltlun.
(loan of tin.- ,\ll)|.'l 11-1111 l.l'it1:t|t' umpir-
ing stnl‘i‘. Allin” boon stilet'lt'ii as one oi"
tho luupireo to urcompuily tho Ni-n'
York (iinnlo 11nd tho ’(‘hlt'ngo White
Boy on “Mr world tour, llo tins not-
iilml (11' his sclctrtion ytintvl'lliljv.
only two umpires will be“ rul‘riell
with tho looms at the 5111111: lime.
Ilnnh tl‘iluy, ol' tho Nulionul hengne
:~:lni‘l‘, will work with Shoridnn in tho
series of exhibition games to he will)“
oil in thb; country. \Vlllinni Kloln, dish
of tho National League htnt‘l‘. will no-
1'ompuny the globo girllll-rs other they
1(ill‘1ti this: country on Nov l'i.
YALE VAESITY CREW TRAINING.
.\‘l'.\\ HAVEN. ()t't. i7.*-".>\ dlotlnot
innotnlion in tho lt'nlnlng of 11 tub!
'i‘nl'n‘lty err-w ho»: boon introduced thin
lull in propurnlion tor the i'l‘lilx‘l'ltill
t'lll'l‘ on til-l. 251. For the pool two
works lilo men who mulm up the
'\'lll‘:nil,‘. oiubt burl" been noun: down
in tho bnrbor nt littlll in tho morninl;
null rowing uboui l‘our mill-.1. Thoy
out pronto-11 mnl i'l‘ill.’lt(‘l‘.‘l on 1115- wny
down 11nd not bnolt to tho rumpus in
limb l‘m' brunki'nol. They will ootllbr
no this mornint.r rowing up to tho limo
ol' lilo l'oro. 'l‘bo rourlwn idly It, In
bullion tho mun In Ilno illlyis'lt'lll rondl
tlon.
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QUEAL PLACES RUNNERB
0N TRAINING TABLE
(Jonrb llllly Qilmll, ol' Ynle’o (mono
country loom. lulu solvotoll tilt-no run-
norn for tho vnrolty trubllng bible.
whirh thrto toduy: .l. ll. booth. it. It).
Clark, C. 1‘3. 'Smlth, W. I). Holden, ll.
’5. Gilllt'di‘ ,and ti. 1;. Shhord. Four
more nion‘wlll be added to the. tubh».
II. Mayor. 17. ot‘ Morldiun, Minty, lulu
boon appointed temporary freshman
croon country captain.
aAT'S PUNCH GONE, HE RETIRES.
CHICAQO. ()1 t. i7.-l.ial. Noloon will
never don a pair of boiling moron
W.
roundrt. and it in auto to any that tho again. he announced yohtol'dnv.
[or will fly from the opening of tho
innit to the finish.
“MM
novsnrlsa m The semmao
a
“My light with Woigoot convinced
mo that I'm a dead one." bald tho for»
mor champion. "i felt line, but 1 lack:
led the punch."
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All lllllllllRS llllllll
That’s What Baseball Gossipsyflat
Ebhels Field Say lust Now
v
Bill linhlen to through 11.4 manager
111‘ tho Brooklyno, according to the goth
sips" who still iloVor nbout- libhet‘a;
Field. Vi'hothcr Ilalilen will be suc-
l'ceded by Find linuoban Julie linubort
or l-lnrry Smith. leador ol‘ tho Cilflllb
pion Ncwnrhu, its 11 (1111215111111 that can-
:1ot be anmrered here. l‘rooldent iii»
bots. secontly hinted that Smith would
remain in Newurk and there. is reason
to bolicve that this assertion Wzto‘ han-
od upon good judgment. The. Broon.
lyn club by taking uwny Aitehlson. Col
lips and McCarty from the Nownrka,
illfi‘Nllgusl, unused much ill tooling; 1,1
the .lorsny metropolis. whore the lam
now demand tho. rem-ligugonxcnt ol‘
Manhunt" Smith.
I'lhhots appointed lilthleu manngos
ot' the llroohlyns several yours Ulla.
and he itilr‘. (,tiliillllllnllt‘ti Itnd lilll v-yei'
billtft'. lint llroohlyn Inns and '1'ith-:~
huro tleyolopt'd no much opposition to
llllllii'll that the Mtglx’eover brothers.
who urn big stockholders in the club,
bellow than n ('hllnlzl- in lliilllliyfl‘lllt’lli
in lllllll'rzllii‘l‘. Iibon-t's' oponly demons
lillilll‘ll when tho hitter in blunted for.
the poor shouting ol‘ tho Dodgers this
your. Ito says thnt llnho 11 who prni.~
1-1] when the than: with running 11.1111
and port. with the. i'hllllr-s tor tho lend
during the lirst month of 1111' sonson.
lul Ilzdxlon \tnun‘l to blame who.)
lilichor, Albeit. l'ntshaw, 'll‘lnhor. Step.
gel, \\'llf~‘nt 11nd other pluym‘s hocnmc
eripplml." du'lnrea' the Ilrooltlyn club‘H
president. "llt- couldn't hoop tho 1mm
in the Alli-1i diyisdon \\illl 11 bit 01‘ Milli
in the lineup."
llnuhort is n iirst-i-lnsn lull player
and :1 snmrl our toll. H1- lr'd llp' Nii'
tionul Lt‘ilglll' in butlinl'. lllli your 1111:!
is thy- llroohlyn i'uns‘ idol. Ib- nowr
bu» tried to llIldt’Jllillt,‘ lluhh-n. 11
[11231 tho; nrl' clow- it'lontls null John
bus ilul‘t-ndr'd lhll ill nonn'rnun nruw
llll‘lllt‘. lint ll' lilt‘ llrool-‘Jé’h l‘ifl) liv-
(’i'i":\ to shill llh- I'llfiptmdlllllll)’ to linu-
ilt'i‘L'r‘ nhonhlcm the latter l'itllllltit'nri
will il-‘H‘lll. in which «wont tho inns. on
I'llH olln'r side of the liust River will
rejoiro tilil'lll)’.
llnhb-n bus gone on n hunting trip
with Ilig i911 ltenlbnch. and no “311111111
be in not :1 bit oxuxolhod (nor the ori-
lit' is banking 1111 lubln-ln to look
llii \1Hlintv.
Sin.
:li‘il'i'
John Mcl'lrnw 11nd tho-“Ulnzlln” who
will 1:1) around tho world with tbl‘
"\l'bllo Son" it‘ll\l!. New York todliy
tor Cincinnati. whore tnr' toumn ploy
thwlr first exhibition pomp tomorrow.
’l‘hn-y will obi-.w in l‘hh'nno on Sunday
and thou pluy in the following, (him:
Sprinuiirbl. Ill.; l’vnuln. Uttunlwn. lil,:
Sioux l‘ily, lllllo ltnplllp. in; St. .1014»
rph. Knitsus (‘lty. Joplin. .\ln.; 'l‘tllzut,
(lkl11.'. Fort Smith. .-\rl1.'. llonlulin,
Try: llnliun. llooumont, llotmlnn. Mur-
lln. Ablhn'w. 'i'ox.; iii l’ono. llougln'l
11nd lllnpeo. {trim i.os.,,Anp;olos. Sun
Moon. ()ynnrd. Snl'rulnonih, llnhlund.
t-lun li‘mneioco. Modl‘ord, (ma; .lorl-
lund. Toronto and Seuttlo; The notion
dulo rolln tor thirty-llvo guinea in thir-
i)'-lill‘('t' duyn. .‘li’lor the promo ln Boul-
lio on Noyl'mbor l9 tho toumn will
union the buy to \inucouvor. whorl:
thoy will'lwuin thn royngo at'i'onn tho
I'noilio tbnl night.
WlLBON TALKS BASEBALL.
\t'Ablthtl'l‘th. (lot. 17.» »»»»» "Pop” An-
oon..l¢lurk Grillltb. umnngor of tho
i‘t'nnhinlltoh Amorloauu, 11nd illrowulo
burlto, mutant of tho Cincinnati Itcdo,
droppod In on President Wilnon yob-
tm'dny uud onunuod him in o oonvor»
option on buoobull.
“I used to toll lolhn during the
cunipulgn.“ hold Anson to tho prohi-
do1pl, "that 'l‘utt wno content to run
tli tutu“ from the bench. that Toddy
wanted to ho pitcher, first lmaemnn
11nd ovorythlng and do his own root.
lug besides. but that tho Domouratn
bunched hits and Won out.”
“W111i." laughed the president.
“there wan nothing left {or me to
do then except umpire the game.”
m
A mod my. van in the but now. paper.
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.“fl‘l'm'm ““5 iANllllllAll l3 Slillllliilll
hotter than that. of his nearest com-.'
and
l
o
'J'I art-'1‘. .I firm-11:31:“
tun-M I 1-: mm.
.u'lm'uln‘u’llua. .
FIELD AT BliililKL:l:Ei
BROOIUJRE Mains” (id 17.
' llABlllE SAYS HillllilAli
lcd a high €18.58 field in tho annual l‘ull
open tournament on the links of the' ASSGNS national .M“St Hustle
for Stars to» Keep. Pace
Country Club. .llrooklinc. yesterday.
The bold lnclndod low, handicap pluy- . ‘
With Opposulon'
ers from New York nnd the middle,
went. no. woll on from New England}
l
thiiinet'n score 111' Til was two shots
CINCINNATI, Oct
his Woodland tar pill to swallow,’
inland. chairman of tho Nutibnal'tlom
mission 11nd presldcnt of tire Ile'dil. yes
terdny. "but the renults of four suc-
cessive World's scrim-l deem to Show
thnltho National League is impaired lh‘i.
it and must do some grout hustling it’
it is to bring Its 111111115 up to the stand-
ard of the Amortcuh. Of course you
can't tell whut might happen in u long
roof: or“ 1:31 113111135, but it in now pain-
}‘i‘nlly eyltlent that the Alnerh'nn
i League bus the bulgo on the National
1 whenever they meet in a short series.
l’l‘hey seem to train their teams [or
speed over a short course, while Olll‘ri
Mullll to In- trniuod tor the 1011.1.' 1.1 1nd
“1' xrnnes. Vi ell thclc are .llvt .113
'ils’ and ‘whys.’
, "Hnd .\i1_'l“.1':.iw been luckier In libs sew
lootion oi" pitchers. hnd the lilunts all
boon nillv to ploy. hnd Meyers t’rst‘illttltl
injury. hnd tho liold boon dry so that
light 11nd notivo men could runwnll
these things might have ellungrd tho
iill~‘. rind yet you must see things thc
.ollwr “by too; possibly the some. dry
ill-Id would have made liltf linekmen
add steals to their hitting. and with :1
bright 511:1 shining they mighthnvc
mode twiro on many hits on they did
in the gloom.
l7.a—'~“lt's 3 Mb
pelitor, i“. ll. lloyt. nuid (lorry Ilcrr'
partner.
Ouimet who the only inner to bronlr
SO and connldorlng the condition of
the'turt“ and the (hiring ruin. his pep.
forinnnct: wnshot less brilliant than
was his play for the open champion-
fillip oym‘ thohamc course soycrul
vmckn ago.
liuimrt willmeet ll. W. Stuckleii,
llrne burn. in the lirst round today.
:‘Ztuchlvri‘r' More yesterday was 90.
m
UNIMSDN‘ PBEPANES FIIN
GAME WITH NllLY GROSS
l’,‘\\iillllii iI"), lino... (ir-t. 17.«--«ilur~
'1 urll‘s i'oolt'vnll obey on bad a ham
~11'l‘i111muuo \onlerduy niternoon in pre-
paration to? its ,2qu0 with Holy Cross
.1oyt. Sutnrliuy. For 1111 hour the rar-
sity strngulml ntminol tho nl'l'Olld team
tho l'resbmnn [y'all] in suc-
cession. The second tonnl \Vlla
sirs-nptbenl'd by I.. \Viihlzirzlon ut
turnip and l'zlrmonter :11 gourd. '
liurinu the nt’iernoou'n work the
many srored two touchdowns. and
our $111 4:» 1nd dci‘wndod its own mini
lino 511111 nlly The freshmen. hon-
sttu liii‘ti in stoppixig their
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'r \nu'yo not to consider all the aip
heavier oppt routs out the o: in y 11rd _ . , . _
l' X i ll 1 t' t l glow. but wry low 111’ tho inns (nor do.
Ill . . I f Lil . i ii} . . ‘ _ V.
0 “NW N ' m“ n ‘ lino thing 114 dead Sure. the mints
impossible.
didn‘t selnn to bore tho proper spirit
and Mouth nt'rt'o. while the \tl1lotic.1
snroly bud. l'\llo . \ntionnl Lennon will
llil\'t' to go out nnd dil: up .1 lot oi’inew
’otnru if it in our goina to brouh
'throngh tho barriers and zognin the
honors that it lost in 1:110."
"lho nolk oi 1 11111111 1 land (noon at
gunrd stood out prominlntly 1111' lb»
\'l\l‘tlil\.
WORLDS SERIES T0 REMAIN.
"lhe worlds s1 lbw 11>. 1111 institution
is sure to ronmlu with up: for yours to
color. nod, portions.
bull romuhw. it' mnnethlng now 1111-)
l'orrun-on titll'b not crop up and kill it.
it him \t‘i‘lllili'l‘l‘li many 11 burd ltnovh
11nd In“: come through smiling. lrnd-
unlly lln' rough Minus Intro boon worn
oll‘ tho gummy. and It is thought tbnt
within :1 ronpio of more yours procli-
l'illly nil tho olnjr' tionnble l'l'nturon 11t-
tenlllni: tho upries will be ollmlnnted.
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M‘FARLAND IS FAVOHlTE.
But Murphy Thinks He Car. Beat
Him in Gardcn Tonight. 1
:lpul‘lilll.’ lnon zenw l’llt'lwfy‘ Mr»
li‘oriund 11nd llurhnn Tommy Murphy
linlrzh training yunlt-l'duy tor the ion
round bullio in Mudiwn bulnlro (inr-
'l'lr' "‘1'ill}'i‘l‘-llllllltil'” rout1'oyers': don,“.\'o\1' York, tonight. .\lrl"nrlnnd
ll‘nuhlo thin your. just us worked for two hours: in the uytnnn-
”1“ ”HM ”Hum“ did in pro- slum of the Mott llnven A. (‘. 11ml
rions yours. but tho rot'mor was bun- showed plenty “f ”We“ and skill. H“
(lied wry M.“ M" the mm“ to ”H, rvi‘nsl-d to weigh. l1111\'e1'er.olt_y'liiu that
hour. 11nd it '3. MM that. we burn am,“ he would muke ’l:l7 pounds publicly ut
the “M m. the (linmond export no u 1‘. o‘clock thin owning in the Gordon.
\1 Min“. 'l‘hl' ll'entmont oi' the hub. i'“‘"""-" illi‘iiil‘“! 1'” U“? stories 11“”
lie on tho sole of renorl‘r'd lioholn N" roully “minim ”1““ thou 1"” pounds
comp 5:1 for orilleisin. but the public “”‘l “hill thut ll unyborly wnnlod to
bud 11 ‘ilillli‘ll at u “WE-9" btmlbex' U wuorr illllllli that ho oouidut do 1313 111.
mm,” thi. fuslb'im. thun ever “MM... uny limo ho would cover the monoy.
11nd it is ln-llmrd by um 10111 thew .\l('l1"11rlnn(l didn't look no ll’ be woigh-
will In» bni littlo “MWHW to tho 1-1] more tllun lilll or 140 pounds ycoter-
nufimm' in which this tloltleta ‘nrc buu- tiny 11nd his tl'nluor soomcd to ho weir
mm for tho 11111111114. onllsliod with his condition.
Murphy boxod hnll‘ u dozen roundn
AMEPICA ENELWA'ND T0 with n spurring pnrlnor utter tnkinn 11
‘ long wolh on tho road, and thou
CLASH AGAIN TODAY
\‘t'llAlthl‘l‘ON n91” (lot. i7.~—«.tmo- mounted the. ucnlos. tipping them at
too and liuulunti will moot m" the "m” lllll pounds. Murphy huh boon truln~
muti'b for tho Notional Womcn‘u (ioll’ log ntmulily for ihreo wealth and is In
line olmpo. He also in conlhlont tllnt
-.l 11 lonoblp. to ho pluyod on the.
iliNllollle tho Wilmington Country (Ylnb 1‘“ will WWW “In“ Chicago Wonder all
tho wuy.
.ll 11 by
tlirolltont'd
...... MW‘
on Sutln'dny. In the. ucml-ilnnl ‘
mutohon Minn Muriel l‘lodd. ilritlnh \Icl'urlu'nl Dillllllilly Will lmvv on ud-
nnd (.‘unudlnu ohumpion. will ploy vanlugn 0W? Murphy in bright 111111
\v'ollzht, but nothing in exporlonce, for
tho luttor hon token port in two tinn-
drod lights to bolt that number shown
I11 l’uokoy'n rolloi'd. Moll‘urlund will
outer tho ring a favorite.
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WESTERN GOLF CHAMPlONBH-IP.
Minn (limbo llluvonocrolt. who held
tho hrltlnh title. how your. while the.
other ourv vivoru of tho third round.
which 111111 pinyod ventorduy, uro Minn
Mtrlon Ilolllnn. oi New York. metro-
polltun chulnplou. 11:11] Minn Iinrrlot
Curtis, of 130111011. 11 former national
enln‘nsna 1111
' has probably
1H long us bum-g 1
chumpiolb l MEMPHIS. Tenn. Oct. ‘ll’.«Tbreo
W*M**W'MW ‘ .‘uatorn menu—J. .I. McDormott. At-
JOHNSON HAS THE CASH- 'lnntlc City; McDonald South. New
Wultor Johnoon rocoived an auto-
mobile Iloouuoo be war «'onnldored the
most vnlunbio than in the Amortoau
Leanne. llo wnu even more valuablo
when he left New York. iBaturdoy
night. after collecting a little Ilium
which had been wagered on the Giants
(to lose). You can't get may lrom
it: “To him that hath, etc."
A good adv build best in the bent
Rochelle, and M. J. Brody, Bordon»-
and one from the West. J. I1. Simpson,
Milwaukee, were in the load when
play won resumed this morning In tho
third round or the tournament for the
Western golf championship.
W
fientinel Wants are a quick action
iand Inexpensive means at communi-
cation. They afford a direct way at
carrying a message to the ones who
will be most Interest-d.
' SDHNANG FUN GREEN
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Connie Much Is. generally conceded
to be the sliz'owdest baseball mun in
tho country and one. of the host judge.
oi‘ on embryonic player's worth. He
developed more slurs
than .nny one. man connected with
the national sport, and licldom has his
judgment played him false.
lint there was one time when'tho
illannger of the world’s champion
ithlcticu came pretty close to allow‘
log a good player to get away from
him
Last on: dog when the lanhecs were
training n't Bermuda .Vlat'lrmado oyor
tut-es to the New York club with 11
view to trading \Vallie schang l'or
l‘uddy Green.
buddy is the boy who worked for
llolyoke and Meriden. Rather, ho
drnw his pay.
Imagine it. Mark wanted to swap
"oycn Stephen," the ratchet now pt'tw
nonnced to he the best in either league.
for a pitcher who woo tried not;
found wanting and then reloased.
Tho proposed deal l‘oll'through, on-
ly for the reason that Chance. figured
he had secured a promislhlg prospect
in Green. Paddy was showing 11 grout.
deal oi‘ speed and looked as thong
he might develop into u very vuln-
11ble hurlor. So. when Much offerrd
til-hung in exchange for Green. Chnnro
vetoed the deal. Which is one timo
when the "break" stood Mach in 20011
stroll.
"To HONOR MACKMEN.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. lT.~»I’l1ilmlol-
phiu lundom will give its i" .‘mnl wot.
come and tribute to the Athletic
squad. new world's champions. on
Oct. 23. This was announced by
.‘ylnnnger Connie Muck. tnmotm lend
er ol‘ the ylrtors. following a confer
enoo with Director of Public Surety
Porter and l’rosldont lion Shiite. '
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OBSTRUCTIONS To TRAVEL.
Editor, Sontlnol:
It nor-tun remarkable that oflor the
runny grndo crooning accidents that
Intro occurred in the pants your. thnt
something him not born done to nilo-t”
viuto the dunner. At the Wilson l'oinl,
l‘l‘tiiibill}! tho ylow ol‘ the troohn in on-
tiroly obstruotud by 11 high hunk ooy'or-
oll with undorlwunltfmoroury, etc. it
tho corner wore out and tho. growth ro-
nlorod, it would ut loont lessen tho
(dinner: of nrcldout ot thin dunuorom
crooning. tlrlnlc crooolugu nhould ho
ollmluutrd outb'oly. but it that (mount
bu accomplluhed. why not tnlto tho
prlin'uutlon that ha 1illiiilllllt‘" The oulno
method uhould ho puroued ht rornclo
of shit: nlrcoln.
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TAXPAYER.
W.-.“ . “W- ..
John F. McMahon. .‘lr.. of Wont uro-
nuc. hon hunted out his newly pur-
chuned utur cloud boot. “Clotnot.’ the
craft which was slightly damaged at
the Fast Norwulh the on Tuesday
The boat will remain on the ways or
Mlllor'n Shipyard throughout the win-
ter and repairs will he ellectod short-11:57.
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Good tenants are to be iladw-fm'
the advertising. . _.
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RALPH ROSE, NOTED A.
ATHLETE, EXPlREfi
Olympic Champion Succumbs to fill
pboid Fever After a Brief illness. ,
SAN lfiliANC-ISUO, Oct. 17.~.~Ralnb.
Hose. holder" oi‘: the Olympic and
world’s records for pilot. putting, died
here yesterday of typhoid fever utter!
a brief illncux. .
ltonc was .1 big florid tnll blooded]
man of tho typo typhoid finds riob‘.
soil. From the first biolbattlc against;
the (lisouno was not encouraging to
his physicians. . ' a". "
Itnlph Rose was born in Healdhv;
burg. CHL. graduated from the high
school there, and for n time attended
the ‘IIniyersity of Michigan. Hote-
turned to California, studied lay,
and was admitted to the bar. '
For eight yearn Rose was a chum:
pion weight man in amateur athigtl'lcs.
His prowess won him a pluce‘on the”
first American Olympic teant“"tha.l2
went to Athens in 19013 and he‘rwau‘
succossirply a member of the Ameri-
can looms at London in 1908122111
Storkhohn in 1912, always bringiné'r
home first place. until last year when
ho was beaten by McDonald (Améri
can) with a put eight inches short of
Kong's own world’s record of 51 teal: .
flat for the ill-pound shot made at
Travers island. New York, in 1909.«
in addition his records with the‘
ill-pound shot. right hand putting'
Rose also hold all American recorda
with tho Sponnd. lB-pound, 18‘poundy
zl-ponnd and Eli—pound weight. and
the \VOl‘id'h record withtho 16.110n‘nd
shot for right itlld left hand-com"
blood. This last mark be made last.
year on the Stanford University held
in' the Olympic tryouts. He was' 29
years old.
had—«for
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