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Outlaw Magnales Inspect Plot of
Ground Near Terminus ot
Queenshoro Bridge
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‘r‘he Federal League. it wus learned
but night, has decided definitely to
plum- a club in Greater New York it
possible. When Edward Hnnlon and
Indira «llcnry Goldman wlto are pro.
mating the Baltimore Fedora! League
\HJI‘i‘ asked yesterday {it the Hotel im-
ocri'al whether the tic-culled outlaw
circuit would invade this city. they re ,_
timed to deny or affirm the news. Han-
lun. who in an experienced baseball
nun, said that in ,spito of the opinion
prevalent in organized baseball cir-
(iv-:4 that the Federal League would
go up in smoke, the promoters would
wire 1). sensational story toiell as soon
«a certain details could be arranged.
I‘lunlon has. been here for several
ours and ban held a number of coati-
Ih-ntiul talks with John M. Ward, who
mid last night that he knew nothing
of the plan to place a club in this city,
but it was loomed from another court-n
that “Bunion and Goldman, HOQQleh
hind by several unknown persons. \‘ln~
nod a plot of ground on Long lsluud
not t'nr' froth the tormlnus of tho
Queensboro bridge 0:1 Tuesday. it
illi'iO was said that prospective buekcm
a Federal intrigue club here had
wcurod an option on this property and
l. at thoyuould send a representative
in the meeting in St. Louis on Sutur.
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*seuLs ‘DANBURY BASEBALL LOT.
Wnite Street Grounds eHave Seen
Their Last Game.
The beginning of the end 01‘
While street, l‘lunbury, busehull
grounds; is in night. For some time
Just it has been expected that lots of
land on that location would be Sold
and dwellings erected and the expect-
wi has happened. Michael (1. Kane. of
1*; l’n‘hquioquo ubonuc. has just pur-
chased ot‘ Joneph A. Serrc a building
lot fronting on White street. the land
purchased by Mr. Kano tithing in what
has been the baseball dimuond. Mr.
Ix‘une bought with the intention of
building and is expected to commence
«munitions next spring. This means
lurowell to the baseball grounds which
Live nen many athletic contents.
The vicinity of thc Stole Normal
:4 hoot, on White street, in the scene
m i-tt‘Vifl'lli building oporntlouu. Sum-
w-l ltotundo. the contractor. has tin-
idlcd the construction of a foundation
mr one dwelling and line utortcd un-
n-lu-r. (in illobortn avenue liernard
#i-hnlz hun- purchased a lot of land and
i an (‘oinmoncod building ll. home. The
( mtruct for the totindntioh has been
given to Rocco lloilmt who hlruuily has
a“ crew or men at work, it in under»
:«ond tlinl w-voral other ownern of
land in .lhnl. vicinity expect to build
Mum-s nvxt spring.
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PRESIDENT OF U. OF P. A. A.
I'Hll.i‘lililll.l’illA, Doc, ll.~ml‘l«:iry
timeout (leycliu wnu elected preuldunt
o" the Athletic Annonlntion oi the Uni-
un‘uity of l’cnnnylvuniu for the twmu,
tloth sucmaivo your at o meeting ycn‘
turdui‘ ot' the board of directorn. The
mairmcn of the committee» which nu—
pcrvluo the various sports were all ro-
appointed and there probably will be
no changes in the pollutant now in
iorce. ’1‘. 1‘th have will head the
mutual committee; , Tbcodoro in.
llrown, tho hmholl committee; How.
m’d K. Hill. their“)! committee, out!
John w. Townsend. the rowing oom-
mitten.
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KILMNE caucus HE ll OOWARD.
Johnny Kimono. the toolbox-want
champion. in indignant at the accum-
* nous that he is mutually loaning
bout». “1 have returned to mm mm
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South Nurwalk Makes Applicat-
ion, ButMcy Not be Admitted
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Hereafter the New York and New
Jersey 143911.116, which had its birth it,
year ago und enjoyed a. successful new'
non, will be operated under a. new
name, the lantern lucugue, it the per-
mission of, the National Association of
Minor Leagues can be obtained. The
league held its first annual busineeu
meeting at. the Hotel Victoria, New
York. yesterday. with the following
delegates presentz‘
.llimbury, E. C. lhndgrnff; Middle-
town, John Iuwlor and Judge A. C. N.
Thompson; Long Branch. Dr. Carton
licnrlquez; Poughkeepsie. C. F. Weed
and J. Solsburg: Kingston, Walter
Dennei and Newburgh. Todd Deterior-
oth. .
Mayor Rosalyn «M. Cox, of Middle-
towu, was rerclectcd president and
treasurer, C, if‘.‘-Woed declining to
nerve again in the latter capacity. Dr.
Curios l-ienriquez was reelected vice-
prcnident and ‘W. H. ‘Piuu nocretm'y.
it was decided to immerse the circuit
to night clubs and an application from
Richard Coogun, ol‘ Total-con. {or a
franchise. was granted. The appli-
cants for the eighth berth in the cir-
cuit are Perth Amboy and South Nor-
walk. the former city being reprehont-
(.ld yesterday by Max Gillian and Ti-
bcrt 'Howcll. while the latter city was
represented by Thomiu-i York. it seem-
ed to be the consensus of the club
owners that Perth Amboy would be
admitted, inasmuch as the club there
already hits a. well appointed ball park.
The pennant tor taut season” was
awarded to Long Branch and tho procl-
dont who empowered to appoint a echo.
dule committee. The season will open
on May 21 and close on Labor Duy,_tho
schedule for such club calling for 100i
games. i
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COBB PEEVED AT VlTT.
Ty Cobb in all worked up over an
interview recently given out by Occur
Vitt, the utility infielder oi‘ the De-
troit club in San Francisco. A friend
of Cobb, who recently returned from
Augusta, Where he has been hunting
with the Georgia Peach. says that Ty
was practically handcuffed for con-
vernntlori when he read what Vitt has
to any about hln playing thin last no»:
8011.
“Wily." exclaimed Cobb, “i did
everything in the world for that into
low, and he nuyu that i played for my'
individual record rather than for the
team's succeed. Snob :1 charge in
ridiculous. boccuue i am an ton! an 1
ever won, and yet didn't loud the
league in stolen buses. i can chow
where other men bible bum» whon it
looked like they were doing it for a
record, but when they really wore not.
(lolliuu. for inutanccmtolu ulx bacon in
one name. with his ml) ahead. I
nhoulti think Vitt might. help the team
If he would accumulate 11 little better
Individual avenge um! not. attack hiu
tellow pluyom."
’l‘yrun wnu evidently peeved.
"WILDCAT" FIRMS NO ‘
MATCH won Gill-IONS
NEW ORlJlllAN-S. Doc. ‘ll.—M"Wihli-
out." «Ferns. of Room (my. I'M {moth
cully knocked out by Mike Gibbons. of
tilt. Poul. hero lulu night in the second
round or what no to hue been a ton
round bout. floored three timco tor
the count. or nine in the Hound. Form
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‘Bob Mulliuter, of 81m Tranciaoo.
lamina and ring gonernluhip. allow-
Donovan was dazed at the close of
the fifth round, after taking a loft and
right on the law. the only time that
either boxer was hurt during the ten
rounds.
left lobe. landing clean and often in
each round and blocking moot of Done»
vun's returns.
pounds the better 01'
weighing in at 159 pounds.
Mclllister bout. hit: man with
'McAlllstor had .four
the weights,
‘McAllinter took the aggressive and
of it in the opening round and hold the
better of the light spurring. A cut!
left hook shook Donovan up and on
the return Donovan cut McAlllutei-‘n
right check with n hook.
tool: the second round with clean
work, forcing McAllintor to the ropes
and loading it hard fight uppercut. '
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The third round found Donovan tir-
ed at the clone from r right to the
body. McAllletcr again took the lead
in the fourth, and in the filth round
dazed his man with a la“ ‘und right at.
the bell.
round, allowing Donovan to boot him
to the leads, but he freshmen up in
the seventh. landing the cleaner punch-
es, although no (lemme woo done.
McAlllotor tired in the sixth
Donovan was wild in the eighth
ground, affording Mchlotor plenty of
‘opportunity to hook cleanly with both
hands.
Donovan‘s face. while his returns were
blocked. Donovan worked hard
ovcnrup the score in the last tvIo
rounds, bat. failed to ind any tolling
punched McAllictor easily bud the
shade in long range work, landing the
left at will. Both men were tired from
nepéaiod long lofts reached
to
the mat pica at the ilniuh, Mchistcr
using better Judgment. in his delivery.
In the mix round semi-fluid Young
Brooke had a shade over Frankie Cul-
lahun.
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LONDON TIMEB ON FIGHT.
Commenting on the oneround hnook~ ‘
out. victory of (lurpouticr ovoi- Bam-
burdlor Walla, the London Timeocayn:
“it is elect that our boxers must learn
infighting it they are to hold their own
with the American champions and
such Ameriounilod export» as Carpen-
tier, The latter bun ptudlod the Amor-
lcanizod style, which in the latent mod-
ern derolopmont. of the an. and realiz-
ed thomiperiority which it. contort;
over merely phynicul udvuntuéce in
, the «hope of height. weight and reach.
Woliu preferred to stick to the accent
ed method: of the Bridal: school, cud
conmuontiy, clihouah a duo boxer.
who lxuominouoly beaten, 'Hla case in,
in not. exactly typical of the present.
position or this country in utmost all
bronchi» of athletics. and until we
loom tho loo-on which in the morn! ct
his detect we «can: begin to hope to
regain our old preeminence in fields
moo ." Other popcru dwell on tho
pitiubio exhibition by Well». and cocci:
oil the light on the Waterloo 0! Brit»
lob boxing and the moat. luslorioul hop
boning in the mom of the Britten:
ring.
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Club Will Give $30,000
to Herrmann
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The ocramblo for the services or“
made good in his New York debut 1m Shortstop Joe'Tinker. of the .Clncln-
night, detecting Young Mike Donovan
in ion clever rounds at. the Fall-mom.
A. C. Donovan had many opportuni-
ties to even up mutter-a, but incited
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ing the Fribco led to counter with‘
rights and beat. him to ledt lauds. Mo-
Allistor looked the more-finished box:
or or the two and his count experience
helped him when be tired and found
Donovan coming strong.
mi diode V8.3 reduced to tour clubs
yesterday. Secretary John B. Footer
at the Giants announced that his club
burl decided to withdraw from the com-
potitlon, probably for the ream]: that
there is a good chance ‘for the comple-
tion 01 a deal between the Giants and
the st. Louis Curdlnalo by which First
Bowman Konotchy will become 9.
m'ember of John vMonw‘s team in ex-
chuuge for 11 number of players, mid
to include Fred Matilde, .llorzog, Wil~
son and Suodgrnsa. Secretary Foster
said that while nothing had been c105»
od he believed that the negotiations;
for thin trade would be consummated
today. ‘
Meanwhile President mhbeto of the
Brooklyn club confirmed the story that
in behalf of his club behind altered
1.326.000 tomb to Garry Hon-mono tor
the minus or Tinker outright. Ebbetn
met diorrmuun hetero the noon hour,
and in order to convince the Cincin-
nati magneto that the ~Broolclyu club’s
proposition was not a bluli'he 1- duo
ed u certified check toi- 03.000, ' . .ch
he said he was ready to post on ngiuu-
untoo ol‘ good faith. ‘
"I do not want money," mid Herr~
menu in reply, "but: if you can give me
enough pinyero to make up tor the
loss of Tinker I will talk luminous."
"We have turned that matter over
to Moniker “Robinson." remarked Eb-
bets, “and he is preparing a lint 01
players who will be offered to you. but
we prefer to buy Tlhkcr, and it 325.000
isn’t enough. why just name your
price."
"That is a. lot of money," rejoined
(Herrmcnn quickly, “but. again I can-
not. see my way clear to accept it.“
"Mr. Ebbeta la prepared to offer you
830.000," exclaimed the MoKeovor
brothers in a chorus. “We want this
player and We think he in cheap at any
price." ’ ‘
liorrmnnu uzolu bulked. however.
but. naked for time to think it over.
later in the day ilerrtnonn and the
Brooklyn magnum) were together for
two hours trying to reach home can of
an agreement
BlKEllB STILL
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NW YORK. Dec. ll.~~'l‘ho eight
loading teams in the slxduy hlcyole
race were three miles. two tarps ahead
of tho record at 8 o‘clock, thin mpmc
ing. the 80th hour. They bud pcdullod
1.595 milen, 6 limo. Five team» trailed
only one lop behind; then came the
(wry-Walker combination, another
lap hook and ilnully the Kopuky‘Koclo
team, six miles cistern. Tho leaders
were: Fooch'Namora. Drobachwlluh
steed, Vorrl-Brocco. Hilbllynu, Goullota
F‘oglor. Pcrchicot-Broton. McKinley/-
route and Collino-Wcltliour.
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FOR Moumv'c DHOW
Tommy Ginty. the amnion, To"
lightweight. who meets Al Rachel
in Bridgeport. next. Monday nightmlil
arrive in Bridgeport Sunday. Tommy
has cont. word to Matchmaker Duchy
Holman dict. he in in line chops and
will surely but the local boy. Ratchet
in working out At hhi rum in We
hold and Young howling who goes
mint Tommy Houck in c in round
bout. is iniuing in xariilzfiwfl with
'Slim" till-ohm on his emu adviser.
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THEJPHESIDENEY’
Gov. John K. Tenor, of Pcnnsylvam
la, who was elected unanimously pren—
idout. of the National League of Pro-
fessional 1Buiiebull clubs on Tucnduy,
assumed the duties of his new oiilco
ut the Waldorf-Astoria. New York, you
torday afternoon. Gov. Tonbr arriv-
ed here in the morning ‘from I’hllu-
dolphin and held an informal reception
in a. private suite at the hotel before
the National League club owners rev
.couvened their annuul meeting at 1
o'clock. The doors or the sun parlor
were thrown open to all the baseball
men and to the reporters, no that Gov.
Tcncr’s induction could .be witnesned
with the usual stair chamber methods
eliminated.
CHANNELL 00MB Milli
Tiilliillfili 000 “CHANNEL?
The most important player deal that
was ratified yeatorduy was the pur-
chase of Outflcldcr Mater Chonnell by
the New York Americans from the
Denver club of the Western League
President Farrell of the New Yorks. ..
after u. long. which with Manager
Jack Hendricks of the Denver club. an-
nounced that he had‘ paid a bunch of
money and had agreed to let Ilenver
select one of Frank Chauce's pitchers
in payment {or Channell’s services.
Channel], it will be" remembered.
was purchased by Farrell three years
ago from the lndlunupolis club. He
Joined the New York team, which then
"was managed by Hal Chase, but alter
playing halt a. dozen . championship
games on the old hill top diamond.
Chonnoll broke his lax. ”Henna una-
ble topiay the rest of‘the season, up
though he drew his salary in full. Sub-
sequently he was sold to ludiunopolis
but had riftod from there to New Eng-
land and dropped out of eight Inuit.
season. however. Uhannell was a son.
cation in the Western league. He had
a batting enrage of: .337, making
twonty—oigb: twobwe hito, thirty-
throo three “Myers and twentypevou
home runs, which was It record in that;
league, He also stood near the top or
the base runners, with fortyo—ight
clean steels.
LETTER LONG DELAYED.
SAN FRANClSOO, Dec. 11.——Harr)'
'1‘ Plunlrett, civil «inducer, is on hln
way to Topeka, Kenn, ooday, to claim
a bride. whom letter of acceptance
woo written fourteen moriths ago, and
was only .roceived by him an hour
iwhrm the deimrture of :1 train for ithxi
east yentcrday. Two years one Plun~
item «no: Mina Ruth. Forr-
reet at kau and tell in love with
her. Scan. afterward tho young wo-
man left for a tour of the ~world.
Having delayed asking Mine Format
in be hit! wife. Plunkott finally pro
posed by letter. Ho Mionwurd went
m the Orlom. whom be impacted oil
promrtlcu in Korea. and Mulch-uric.
Meanwhile Misc NM continued
her trip. The moor of mm“! fol-
lowed her from one country to moth»
or. but did not. reach her until she
mtumed home. When cho dually rev
coined the loitm', one cmelom had
been adore-cod in swoon itinerant
Muslim.
Minn Blowout replied. accepting. Thin
letter around tho Pimento 0hr their
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