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NEW YORK, March 3.~—Five new
championship records. two of which
established new world's imioor clams
were made at the indoor national
. championships or the Amateur out
less onion; mnlcn were held at Maul
RRARRE "Hills Rliliiii Houseman runs
an w ill} Emil iii} vAlVI calLIcI ultras
Professional league baseball teams
:E‘ E are going to call on collect: trained
TaRiEE "RE TUTTI HRE EFIEERdElnfl 8““ players more and more to llli their
Buns "Elli Every 1m Wyounn . ranks. in the opinion of Billy Lush,
. . 1 A V . for almost ‘a decade coach of the
_ slimy!“ Va SEBEEREEH baseball teams at Yale and now head '
coach of the Columbia University
, ”OE’STOX E Texas “3r01‘-“"E“““k nine. Furthermore, according to
E ‘E “up” 3”} ”y to come back “3 e m“ Lush. college men are fast losing that
lasglnau of renown This fact he prov- feeling '9, reIBi'lieyblch‘ has item so
”a conclusively E“ the ”aligmi prnc many university stars from embarkili.
tics of his club at the Houston base- on a career in the big leashes. M
”E,” new ”New” V . shining examples of the new type or
r “9 Peerless Leaner, won professional bell players, Eddie Col-
Madden wrote: .
Who
keep good hours.
, “EormE‘E WWQWHDB and National line, or the Athletics; Charley Stcr- 3°“ lSuam Garden'last "‘3“ “E“
League pennants uith the old Cubs. rett. late of the Yankees; George Do» other championship months were “‘9“ parents advice
has the busiest toiler of the (lay in the Via. also late 0-; the Yankees; .1an equalled.
Thomas J. Hamill. of the. Boston
Athletic Association. and Alvsh ‘i‘.
Meyers. oi the Irish American Ath'letlo
club, set the two new world's records.
lialplu won the 600 yard run in the
new time of 1:13 2-5. Meyers. in the
300 yard run. established a new row
out of 32 1 m5
The other events in Milan new
championship figures were hung up
were tho two'mllolvalll. won-by Rich-
ard r. Rainer, lrish American A. C..‘
in 14:2l Mr; the 1.600 yard run, won
by Abel it. Kivlat, lrish American A.
C.. in 2:16 2-5; andtha two‘mllc‘rarl.“
won by vuarty J. Smith, Bronsphurcn
House. New York, in 9:18. .i’latt Ad
aura, of New York. was. a. triple
winner. winning tho mm high
lump. Aladdin: broad. lumppod pole
vault tor distance. Mayors and for
rickJ. McDonald. both of the MIT!
American A. 0.. were double winners.
in addition to maid-til his word in
title 300 yard run..liamcaptured the
‘75 yard dash. ..Mcflonadd hombredtho
20 pound shot out and was first in
throwing the .66 pound weight «or
height
opening practice game of the New
“works ut the Houston lot yesterday
ilDlIElillg. While Chance kept an eye
* on all of the material that had been
sent up for his approval, healso took
his own turn both in fielding and in
hitting. Every time that he landed the
ball safely on fair territory he ran out
the wet EWiEil such energygand deter
minntlon as to prove Athath‘e has de
signs- upon a playing position this sea
son.
Chance is much impressed by the
work of Sullivan. the second baseman
who was recommended to him by
i‘ritr. Muisel. This young gentleman
orkcd out for ha! an hour at the key-
stone position. So far as his fielding
"a concerned he appears “all wool and
at yardwlde." Yesterday he hit as
well as anybody else, but of course
none of the pitchers tried to put any
tiling on the bail. ‘ He Seemedto cover
as much ground as liaise]. and to‘bust
«town to llrst as Justine anybody onx
the team. With him it‘ appears solely
. question of omitting ‘ “E
Boone, the Soung shortstop who iiu<
shed the season ultb the Chance brl~
nude. looked like a million dollars yes
(erdlly. After the regular infield bad
lillished its labors this boy took his po-
sition on the firing line. 'He has a
vou‘derrul pair of bands, can cover a
world of ground to either his letter
right and is possessed or one of Etbo
most accurate and powerful “throvvlng
arms in the business. Boone is "duly
a boy of 19 years and is likely to learn
many tricks during his stay here.
Chance seems most worried about
the infield of his club. it is rumored
that several deals are under way
whereby he will get an experienced
guardian oi’tile Keystone sack. Roy
Harwell. the veteran utility man of the
(Till), is beingaroomed for the second
base position-until something better
presents itself. Roy is a wonderful
springlplayer. but seems to fall of:
when the ground bakes. V
King Cole was not in uniform. Ile
pulled, up lame. There is somethinz
the matter with his right heel: No
one has been able to diagnose the ar-
iliction. Cole said: it is rheumatism
and ‘that it started in his knee two
oCombs, oi theAAthletlca. and a host
of others are cited. That the college
man is destined to wieid‘a big Ein‘iiu-
once in the professional game is due.
according to Lush, to several import-
ant factors, tile greatest of which it)
that for the tour years preceding his
bow into professional ranks he gets a
training in the national game from"
coaches, who are selected with as
much care as the college selects a
professor of Greek or mathematics.
The other big factor is that college
baseball is getting better every year.
the competition is getting kosher, and
the men on the teams play better
baseball. The victories which college
nines have "won over minor league
teams is convincing evidence that the
calibre ot‘baaebali played in the col-
lege is already on a par with that or
the minor league teams, and otters
times its is a great deal better. Brown
and Yale, among others. won from
professional tennis last spring. the a
matter of fact the college teams are
today minor league teams in a. sense.
They have their preliminary training.
in championship games with all the
(ore and a great deal more zeal per- _V 'lile championship point banner I»
naps than the minor league also won by the irish American A.C.. with
works through the pennant race. ‘ the New York. .A C. second. and the
Benton A. air, third.
Armaments i
T" MEET!“ Niko Fina now Moccasins Mani
needing" «ores
unis, will get coma or the Giants‘ cast-
cits.
vr‘ivo of the debt youns pitchers at
the Giants' camp are simmers. Their
.averaxe weight is 175 wands.
New Y'oi'it city.
to set circa, and be
very ill-st round he
Ryan’s master. The
routine.
fiVO
CHICAGO. March 3.-The Chicago {or {limit
club lost two players in the shuthoV
made by the Federal fungus manag
ers, it was learned yesterday. Catch-
er Givens. who had been drafted by
Washington from the American Asso
duties. and was induced to join the
Federals. A: and lmlelder Wasterzlll.
drafted by the “Boston Nationals iroln
St. Joseph. who were awardedtogthe
"Buffalo Federals. in exchange the
Chicago club sot Catcher Wilson, last
year undorstudy to Chief \leyers o!
the Giants.
President Gilmore and Charles
Woosthan and William Walker,“ ,
the GhlcagoV Federals, will leava Wod-
nesdlly for New. York. to greet the re-
turning Giants and White 60x; .
home run over in London. is the
Dwell catcher the White 80} paid
”.5th ton last tail. ‘ ‘
sari liners. a Hitcher..on the out.
«not Nationals. last your. hair has
signed and will play with meat Louis
Federals this own. A . , .
" “You ohm m a some last beatings ‘ ‘
a pitcher loses his ensctlvallm att‘er 'W‘iillatn 5‘ 9110b”;
making; Va ions hit and running the
bases.“ can mascot; Hammer the
,Vnm. “Tilers is so Mueller lust .
. A as "Was 16%
business.
days and, a.» . , , ,WM . ,. ,. .
”WW MATTY, arsenal) «sow
SHEf-M‘IONRON v To sum FOR THREE vsAas ‘
1'° “F533 “3"" unsold mantis. uni-ch a.——Cbmty. ‘
Mathewson. illoE'Giants' Valerian pitch-
' : or. palm» on '1'“? Alias mad the
t-qn'uy outpolhted Kid Murphy. at “‘9 Federal mm litter of 365.000 for
, Casino. has been matched s to box ““9" m"! am” to be will in. ad.-
Young Asrcason. or poster». amino, 4
V “Valid in New traction
closers club. The
Tommy Shell, of New Haven. who to
so «still I E
aidbracon Rod-VA,
V amen. mm».
Eh: plant at the
m mmi son:- ‘
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‘WliiliEll. Dilliii, Willis
30.78 “MIST E‘EEOZE’:
We
PITTSBURGH March 3
boys to been away from booze and ..
cigarettes." was as advice 0! am... oilicsrs at Nationals and Falls to ”will!!!" ’0’ mm- “mm “ ‘5
Weddell in a letter road by Inldsrman
humanoid. at: Mchesport. Saturday
A. ingot to a large club of boys advocat-
inaciaan livina: letters from Bonus
Wagner: chili Waiter,
also received and read to the boys.‘
'iho letter irom Weddell. said to be
dying in than automkons’,v.-ritten at
his dictation Aby'rlijs mother.
W
‘HURIAY TOO MUEH FOR HDEUOK.
but nook it was mentioned that
Jimmy Coliroth, oi- 'maco. must have
s up his sleeve in matching
.3; practically unknovm lad roamed Billy
MW blatant the husky Leo, “ouch.
a middleweixbt who has ,3th the but
aand dsiostad most or them.
oorrséHilumy did have something up
his sleeve—tor Murray proved a tartar
.He fought cleverly and
had a punch and at the end of the tour
tenth mm the referee stopped the-
unrest when too was helpless “out:
Debi. the youth who «ads the tibia ropes and have the newcomer the
benefit .0! a knockout
Villa in handling Ad minimal, says that
ho had norm out west tor some that:
The Esderai mile announces that no bad hill) debt loci pool-so and cm
are at Rollo; that he is a toad middle-
nweiEghEt and ready (or the host in the”
me ill the dilemma tournament at
Ech Norwaik Club. has set upV a min
6rd
to
The score waslnlado as rolloviai ‘
“ to (strike): it
~“Tell " the,
Johnson were ~
"'Ieli the boys not to use tobacco
and to lot driair and lies alone. and
Tell them to take
in all things;
curb their tempers and count 100a!
ways before they speak in anger."
V‘EGTEIVRDAV lN PUGILISTIC. E
ANNALS.
1896~Kid McCoy stopped Tommy
Ryan in lizth round at Mupeth. near
McCoy had been
Ryan’s sparring partner. and had been
given some hard‘laclngs by the Syrw
case boxer. The Hoosier was anxious
tricked Tommy
into believing that the fight was to be
very" much to ‘ the hippodromo.
”Kid wrote Tommy a letter saying he
would be contented with the laser's
end, it it was made torty per cent" to
which Tommy assented. While Ryan
was lasting. McCoy was training lor
the battle oi his life. and lrom the
The
showed himself
speedy McCoy
made Ryan a chopping block. and
landed on him at will.
loom Ryan was twice knocked down
tel the count of him botorquibs
the full count, and \iciVJoy had had his ‘
int the 15
O
1 Amp A
it was
from J ones.
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UKEIKEES BLU! WWI!
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Moat Vihis Wesk~ Several
Plans to is Ulgcd
Despite all statements to the con
nonmetal all hands have united in
breathing defiance and mar tulkw—ofil
. dial! or the National and Fedora: leafs that Morris would go up against Lang
EV W m hooked to;- a conference 59mg Lord but.Mcrrlo apparently looks good
(it? this mink it will be a secret cou-
tab and oven the names or men invited
will not be made known. -
Two propositions are to he made to
the Feds Charles B Weexhnmn will he be let in ca. the nurse it he does
be told that President Toner of the
Mammals will not be opposed to his
purchasing (diaries P. Irma stock in
the Chicago Cribs and becoming a reg
ular member or organized ball The
other will have to do with *St. Louis
ahd Otto Stile]. it is said that Mrs.
Schuyler Britton is not enamoured oi
continuing in baseball and will listen .
willingly to an offer or the proper size
for her holdings in the st. Louis Car
dinals.
it nothing comes of either of these
proposals, which involve the placing of
clubs in Washiuxtou and Cincinnati to
complete an eight club circuit tor the
Federals. the matter 01 disputed play-
ers may be brought to an amicable sot
tlement. There are several men: such
as Killilor and Boston of the Pblllies.
who have agreed to toms with one
Rogue and signed contracts with the
other. Jack. Quinn. late of the Boston
some. is another player in dire
NW. he bullies agreed to salary with
may hotel's lining with the oppo
chitin. ‘
as neither side appears all-Earlene to
Wills cases into court it seems oer
an that either -wlli listen to sound
business remains
Thou too may players lune been
salsa the rivals to gauge their ownom
More". and many a loan has obtained
”a planetary raise by admit location
or a huge offer framithe opposition
Golan; together would do away with
this practice at least and the inmates
llzure that nothius but good lol- the
game and their private purses can
come of it.
MIUWVAUKVEE'S FiEGHTERS. V
Milwaukee has turned out some
Nth slaw fighters in the past. but
it!!!" the last two seasons the bolt
m 01 Gilli have not b u very much
in evidence. Jinnny Ola y. who was
mm , a museum product. has
cm bout the top or the middle-
' IMw.’ Who“
15 thud lbinkii ism for a
‘ ’t and missed. a
Mia not of ] mes illiquid Mitch
oil. a you“ its emsigbt who looks
brixiitbi ‘5
8m [AHEFEEDE ..
E BARK HERE MiVAlil V
"Thom” rangers“- is back with as
America appears to present better
said he did fairly well in Europe He
and JoeVVJeanuette had, one or their
customary sessions ill-Paris and then
”Thom" whipped 'Prlvnte Cumin, oi
the English army,“ in. a punch. Now
"l‘haln" has not his mind on Carl 'Mor-
ris. Apparently nobody apart from
"Sham" and his manager has thought
Twirler Nomad, iii! ,
ETilroe oi Thain E'
it was stray bacilli.
'lll‘st Ito-hit game in ...
baseball was hurled:
‘who‘ at that time was
um or. ’ Louis Roller Gui VV
pitched his (cat 588.13%" E E
at Detroit and, mm
Amen reached the initialed
A person named. Iii ,
prospered during the“ ow .
the must success ’rhum
games. He has him 0!-
crodit. While pitcllirlsnmlr
the first came against; V V
2, 1879. Then oil-Jul .‘
back and lethringiiei V V
a safety. and note mall
Then in 1880, June Lib it
some trick against
Cy Young, who waited _
tor 21 long years in tit
has one of the mid. V
«first games. :Gy pitoh'qd
to “Themsel” and that is considered
enough. There may be some promo-
tor who can be induced to stage such
a bout. but will perhaps demand that
Whether inane will be enough people
potion mama, who will separate
themselves from thé price of admis-
sion to see such a battle, is a. matter oi
conjecture. Evidently ”'i‘hamuel”
thinks there are.
CAPT. JOHN BOENED‘E ME CONTIN.
HID BY TOWN BARBER.
The Old War Horas May Got “Close
Shave" on Wednesday.
The charges of soilingJiquor in an
unlicensed place made against Capt.
John Bond and Scott Talmadge, will
be board on' Wednesday. 'ihe men
were arraigned before Justice Louis
Bailey. the town barber in the Strat-
lord Town Hall. Murder. and the
hearings continued. because Attorney
John a. Pullman, who is counsel for
the scoot/ad. W Mia to be present.
The bonds or $200 tor .Capt. Bond and
8150 for Thiamine. which were lur-
nicked by the captain himself were al
lowed to stand. A
' Capt. Bond with Talmade, who is
employed by him, «was arrested eun- have pitched games i
day afternoon by State Policemen positiorl'was unable fl
Rowe Iii. Wheeler and Anthony Fsl- an, A. .
lows. Many fighters of note have M
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and liar
boxing came the place 'is known thei
mild over. fiattlipé ,ovixlaifi'. VKnock- 1
Railroad ii
in Errscr Navruafl
games. .
CV was I WSW a! it! VV
Cincinnati. while the in
keos down without
Addie Jess. who,
away; Christy “NI“
A'Broitonstein. Jimmy . ‘
manager of. the WM?
am“! of“ thmfiM
out Brown. Johnny idiom "and a bail
dolls other wollEV EEhnoviE‘h‘ fighters are
training titers now. 'E ‘
The captain conducts a cute and
clubhouse on the water trout directly
opposite his home. Sunday alter-1
noon it is alleged an unusually large. A'
number of men called Vat the place to
see the lighters work out. it is alleged
taut there were 39 or 3.9! map .in the
house when the state policemen called.
diatomic the lauplacss no penalty tor
frequenting an unlicensed place the
men Were not 'arrested with the pro
pricier and his assistant. Tv‘io cases
0! laser and a quantity oi er-Vhispek
and pin were taken final”, the house.
luau Merchousc grill prosecute the
cases Ewllen the) come before the court
on “'2anan "E '
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