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Asia 12,500,000 to Fight
"-Jiluiian Movement
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Whilevorgnnlied baseball men say
they. ‘tnke no, stock 111 the Federal
League‘s threat to declare who upon-
them, they are ready for a battle. 1'01.
ten years the major. league clubs have
been turnihg over 10.111117 cent of. their
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7 receipts tethe league treasuries until,
it is said,‘there isLulo‘rethrill-$2,500,000
01,1;llaud for meeting outlew opposition.
11.111111111011111 (lemmiesion , has; menag
all nine. world’s-series, ‘offwhioll 10 pe“:
‘cent. oil-,the grossreceipts'has' netted
obont $190,090.01 this sum nearly
$100, 000 has been set aside for lost
puch- Han emergency as the Federal
League threatens to bring about,
V While the J Ball Players' Fraternity
as e body,,hue assured the organized
leagues that there will be no adulation,
5 with the iFederuls, the fictional and
tlu American Leagues men are prep-ur-
ed‘ to go the limit in. keeping heed-
strong} players away from the sogcailcd
outlaws. They have the money to com-
but any plan tocut into their; territory
and they ,will spendJit fircelyif neces-
sary. All last season organized base—
ball ,men kept, tabs onthe Federal
League. with the. result that they do
not believe there is cause for, alarm.
'l‘hey sny that the Federals made no
money 111 one or two cities. whlie 1:1
the otherefllenvy losses \1‘ere.recordc_d.
DINGINNAII‘BASEC.‘ J
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The “Cincinnati base hit‘ ,is doonn
(id. The sec: ‘ing rule trained 'last win-
tor to legalize this play will be \1 iped
A new rules com
mittee; to be made up of iWo club own-
' ere twosome tenlu mnnogers and two
baseball writers, will ré‘vise the entire
playing code. The absurdity oi; the
“Cincinnati bnse blt”‘never Was more
clearly illustluted then in the 4111111
game of the world’s series. With 'Ed-
die r‘durphy oi! the Athletics on ,third,
Frank Baker rolled a grounder along
the first base line. hierkle, the Glunts’
first baseman, picked up the 'hall and
prepared to tag Baker before throwing
to the plate to get Murphy. But linker
and Murphy both stopped running, so
that Merklc, bewildered, 'didn’t know
what play to insk'e.'- He finally threw
to the plate, but the bull arrived in
Mchun' 11 hands too late to head off a
run. JBokor,1nennuhiie, dashed to first
base in snlety. Under the obnoxious
scoring rule linker received credit for
11 busehii, 11 Cincinnati bane hit. when
as n mutter of common sense it should
have. been scored 11 ”holder’s choice.
The attempt to give batsmen lilts un~
deer such ridiculous conditions is de-
cidedly unfair to pitchers and the ruin
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the munnuers und‘ scorers. ‘
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18ml Mack's All Stars, with much
big league timber in the butt :13; order,
had 11 rough time of it at Olympic
Field. New York, yesterday afternoon,
when they ware detected by the 1.111-
coln Giants by 8. score cl 7 to 3.01mi-
more, who began pitching for the All
Store, was knocked out 01 the box in
the seventh inning. Mellow. oi the
(111mm 111111111111. oi the St. Louis
browns, and Mnnmith. oi Wuhbiston.
also were on the detected toxin.
eur're WANTS To MEET 1431.80".
Dave Butte, oi ileum Norman,
willing to meet Thomas Nelson, lolly
time alter this month. Address Anton-
io become, Day street. South Nor-
walk. , ,
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‘ 1311 meeting or the dinet- Charley Galv‘ln. of Les 211111911111. s
cm Assocls 1611 will take piece at the boxing promoter, is 1 New, York with -, ,
Hotel Gertie. Hertiord. this afternoon. on otter at b. 20 00 urns (or 11' bar-
at 2- o'clock. Toll: has been file that Jtie both eon 113111111 iiifiohie and Fred McFarland Wm 80! " Mike Wm
rresiuent O'Rourke will b‘o deposed ,1n the Welsh, to be stages is London. lie Male 145 at 3111an
luv 01 of Dan O'Neil,1he former club is also after the servicing; of Jack D114, , -‘-—-—_........
it Mike Gibbons, the St. Paul wel-
“owner, or James Sullivan. sporting ed~ ion and Johnny Coulee. ‘Gplvin has ‘
‘theJ following to; Jsey‘ about Jack Johp- tom-eight. Who claims the world e
no. or the Springfield Union. , ,
Messrs. Carey, of 31111115111111.2111 son: ; championship in that class, will agree
Cipr gin, 02:, Hartford,, ‘are behind Mr “Johnson weighs 1111111210 pounds to make 115 pounds ringside. Packer
Sullivan, who is not melting any now." 81111111811411. ”Hefairly wuddies McFarland Will sign orilclos to no
light 1101‘ the place. Messrs Clarkim'n‘s he walks-1‘88 has notually been 111111 ten rounds 111911111 Garden, New'
und'Carey bone to induce three other signed it ‘ Theodore Viéhne,. the York, in December it not earlier.
club owners to come to their way of Paris promoter. to meet whoever was said that McFarland; who at first
thinking. Here. it is that O'Rourke Vienna ponies. And Johnson, is not to stated that he would meet Gibbons at
may Jello“ them how the game is board. SeVeral times he hos been 142 pounds ringside. had been asked
played. it was supposied at first that seized in Paris for 12011119 to pay his biflianuger‘ Gibson 01 the Garden A.
these two gentlemen were behind way and only the teat that all he has C. to agree to Hound that the" Chloe
O’Neil. and ,‘theleJ a: ‘9. some wise ones is in his wife's name or in the name so wizard. litter thinking it over, had
who believethet he will be the final of his secretary, Levy, everything be practically given his consent.
choice of these two, and perhaps one owns Would be taken trom him John Gibson, it was slated, sent a. wire to
other. But the trouble with Dan has son has contracted to battle anybody Gibbons, yesterday, earring him 11 .116
been that he never ldjoked good to on a 25 per cent winning basis, and would box McFarland under these con-9
the smaller cities... and it is here that a 20 per cent. losing basis, the some (11010113 and offering him a: liberal per;
much. of. the contest is lm‘obed- and ‘uot to get any, fabulous ssoooo ceniage of the receipts "Mthfland
"Bridgeport and New Haven have 111;, guarantee either.J Jack is about .do'wn convinced now that he is at his best"
ways helped out the weaker sisters. and out. He has little or nothingond‘,
The latter "are 11111111111 (or this back- is so. poor 1111 he can hardly pay big
ins and are not likely to go against hotels bills as other oghters with ice-
their own interests. New London. ser reputations,
Pitisfleld and Waterbury realize that “The big smoke was in Vienna
Springfield and Hartford do not‘ lots when 1 left showing in some vende-
them over much, hence the hesitation ville hou'so there. Hes just a curiosi-
over an alliance Unless the 51315 ty now and doesnt draw anything.
are wrong ‘tlxere‘will hardly be 2 Everybody despises him and looks on
change right away.‘ him with scorn‘ His hero days one
The meeting today will also be over ”
marked by theunn‘quncemeut of Own-
ership changes. Waterbury will have
1,1 new,represcntati1e.8um Kennedy
expects to introduce him. Then thelIe
is Joe Whelen and, his JVieridens
is reported that he has practically sold
the team and that he will introduce
the new 0\\"',11e1s, who may apply for
the location of the trpuchise in New
Britain.
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not inclined to make a lighter weight‘
eurept for Willie Ritchie, 11 0116’s light-‘
violent champion, and Freddie Welsh,
the holder ‘01 the Lord Lousduie belt.
He will make a match with either. at
135 pounds, scaling at '3 o’clock, but
there is no indication of an acceptance
of these (renditions by either the Amen
101111 or the B11.ton
, Gibbons when he boxed Eddie Mo-
1 Goorh in the Garden last winter ind
was beuten on points in a
bout did not weigh a pound more than
1-16 when he entered the ring. He
signed to meet Mcho'rty at 158 pounds
ringside. with the: idea that he could
build up to at least 154. But when he
bucigied down to hard training Gibbons.
discovered to his dismay that he wee
steadily losing' weight. in several
bouts after that Gibbons weighed not
more 1111111 148 and showed good form.
For that reason Gibson thinks that he
can do 140 ringside and do himself ius«
lice.
There isn‘t a doubt- that «McFarland
and Gibbons ure'two or the'greatest
boxers in. the world, and that if they
clashed t’cn rounds there would be
unusual interest. McFarland, it is 11d-
mitted, would have to bring his heavy
guns into play to hold his own with the
St. Paul wonder. He couldn't iskeihe
bout us a joke. as in the affair last
week with Tommy" Murphy. McFar-
iond said yesterday that he wouldn‘t
think of boxing Gibbons for less than
310.000 tunrantee at any club except
that inunuged by Gibson. who has prc‘
vidcd matches i'o. Puckey 1:1 recent
years thut have netted more than 8'15.-
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When Jim Buckley, who looks after
Gunliolit Smiths 1.111111, returns bare
irom Boston this morning hewiii give
a final answer to u proposltlou'ior a
return match with Carl Morris, Buck.
ley went over to the Hub Saturday to
111111 out whether Smith would be per-
mltied to box Sum [lungrord there on
Novoinber, 11; also to cull oil the pro
posed bout with Tony Ross. It is 1111'-
doretood that Boston will not'stund for
the Smith-Lungiord affair and that the
(lunboui. in cider to redeem himself
in the estimation or New York boxiufl
mun, will sign to box Morris here on
November 10. Morris. who is working
daily at the New Pole 14. AJ. donien
that he fouled Smith in their recent
scrap. "
BENDER UPPOSES J.
WALSH llli 81.112
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scnnxecmov, 111‘". Oct. 20.4.1.
team styled the All Americans, head
ed by Chief Bandstand ire-eThomas.
, 0! Connie Mack's world‘s champions,
detected the All Stars. piloted by Ed
'Wnish. the spitbail king. 61' the Chica-
go White Sox, and Jacklituch, ol’ the
Rochester international League club,
here yesterday afternoon by the score
CHICAGO, Oct. 20. ———Chlcago W113 012 to 1. Three thousand tons wit‘
ilOllolGll yesterday by u call mm the housed the game and saw the big [11*
world circling tourists. A fair sized dine given splendid pitching exhibla
crowd out through nine chilly innings tion'"ior six innings, when he was re.
out on the South Side, and they saw ileved by Doescher, of the. Jersey City
the gladiators. the Giants. 01 New club. Walsh used an uuderhaud bull
York, and the White Sex, of Chicago. much of the time and onlyiried out
put up a dandy exhibition of the be his speedy spitter in the pinches.
tional pastime. The ucore was 3 to 1 W
in favor of the Giants, which gives the
(lotl‘lamiten 8 lead ot- two full games wnLBAST. BREAKS
over their brethren in travel. a.” I" Tn‘|"'"a
Dcnllree did all thepitchlng for tho
IiilJi.WAUKEE, Oct. 20.~~ili luck
(limits and Red ‘llu'sseli went the full
distance for the Sox. Both heaved
Cleveliih the score being 1 and 1 until seems to be camping on the trail of. Ad-
the Ginnte' part of the 11111111111 that Wolgast Yagterduy 1m fractumd grip
round they cut to Russell for four one while training and 1111 bout here with
These four hits. assisted by n sacrifice Charlie White is off in costing about
by Fred Marielle. pm the New York for a. substitute for woigeet Freddie
portion of the tourist crew two runs, Welsh is looked upon with mostfiovor.
An endeavor will be made to secure
“TM“W the English champion, who in boxing
frequently and is in prime physical
N0 “'T “HE . ; condition. ,
Hm "NINE Lowihmv HAVE aJAsKE'raALL LEAGUE
' W J The managers 01‘ several amateur
‘thiilail'lloluz N. .l., Oot. 20.-~ basketball teams held an informed
Georud 1‘0an the oightoeu-yeer-old meeting last night at the Army to dis-
nitcher oi, the Younu Men'fl Club .01 cuss plans for the organising of a leo
thin niece. pitched 11 no hit some true. They hope to’hnvo 1111162111: and
against the llaokonnuck Field Club, plan to have their games played pro.
Willard”. and shut the teen: out by liminnry to the Sixth company. Coast
the score 01 6 to 0 it was the lost Artillery metohos. .
some oi the cocoon between the semi:
pro teams of Bergen; countyoud for J
the championship. Lowe Weir wall a; momma. max?“ on!
supported by Gaston. He struck out weary tramp to another. with a long.
fifteen men. Lowe announced after huh: Joh‘rnoydln htrout or them. “about
the some that he had signed up with in run n no t a wonder. of [0101100.
the Scranton teem for next ””111“. “m, ,3 ”mm"! round We 1111111111111 me. 1 “[11 81111111 in tron.
11 111111117 train behind time.“ bio and i think he wants}! to quit.
1 “Well we ain't tell all no." _‘ "i can stop Smith in ten “1111,1114
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piece to grab on to while the territory ‘wm not go after 1111 body. but will job
and under our test unlit the piece: we m, and or! instead. He can't hurt 111111420
111th YORK. Oct. 0.--n worlds
record tor throwing the impound hen»
mar Jtl‘oin I amen-Toot circle . was
made yesterday. “Celtic Perk, Long
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"but it was purely on accident. i
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obtained from the ink bone or 11111 sacs
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The cuttlolisb are 11 group of singu
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51w, stern 111111 other so culled "shell fish"
The cuttieiisil has a sort of shell be.
month the skin (801d under the nume ot
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a horny bouir. Like allinolluscs. they
hnvo'uo Jreul limbs ut 1111. but from"
around the band. were spring eight or
ten long tentacles. ouch armed with ,‘
numerous suckers.
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tor“ which it‘ has taken 1,11 the sepia
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color in 11 mensurc so as to heunoulze’
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topmostaiayer or sklniimro ore dis.
tributed oil over the surface or the"
body 11 number; of cells. containing a
dork pigment.
expanded the sulfate ot'the body be i
cornea darkly spotted but us they are
“contracted the creature looks paler.
Though best developed in the ,sepln
and its neunest allies. nearly every,
messes to. ink soc. The ink Sue con-
tains the ii'iirk pigment.secrcted by a
special glnnd. Wh‘cn disc01e1'ed.‘. or!
pursued by 1111 enemy the sepia dis-1
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sort of tunnel or tube The pigment
yond which the sepia will dart into
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a vain attempt 111.. concealment—£111-
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was carried on in writing in order than,
the decision might not'be influenced by,
oratory or personal appenl. The 111011
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the accuser declared in writing now no
fondant stated in writing what 116 bed
each party to the case, after which the
indies. deliberated among themselves
until they had hit upon the proper lo-
the meantime been adjudged guilty.l
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of the Judges touched with no 111111313
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simultaneously.—Mctropoiitau.
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alarm: ei'el' on district lino ro-
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Four long blasts oi the whistle at
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no school for the following secsion.‘
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