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Mayflowar Boys 1111 Lead did
Wail Players by Substantial
' Marginal Ten‘Bamts
The Mayflower boys just retnso'to
be stopped on their winning streak and
they increased their lead by four
more games last night when playing
l‘ic second sitting in the annual pl
noohlo tmunov with the -()ld Well play-
1 1'5,
The scores of the first sitting result-
rd in the Mnyllowcrs' favor, 27 to 21,
and last night they won, 26 to 22. The
standing is now Mayflower. 53: Old
‘ ‘Wcli, ~13.
The scores for last night's games
follow:
.41 Old Well.
'l‘ahle. W.
mllarris-Adams ..............
Mayflower.
Wicker-Nash . . . . . . . . .3
Old Well.
-~l)ay-.\ieserve ...- ............
Mayflower.
.Badchanes ................
Old Well.
B—Hirst-Peters
Mayflower.
crrls
Old Well.
«1 Suites-Bauer ‘ ...............
Mayflower.
MarshalLKeene .............
Old Well.
:1 ~-Holmes-Voight .............
MayfloJNer.
Weeks-Keene
‘0ch Well.
1 ~i1‘laherty—Morrili
Mayflower.
Edmonds-Buckholtz .........
. Old Well.
T-~-—Tate-Stadler ..
Mayflower.
Roberts-Naphay ............ 3
Old Well.
1 w-rllcgardua-Nadln ............ :i
. Mayflower.
Robertson-Brown ..... :i
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1‘0 SETTLE EVERsCAss rooav.
Gaffney May Give Cubs Money for
Him—New Director to Be Chosen.
NEW YORK. l.\i arch 6.—The Nation
:11 League directors will meet here to-
day to straighten out any tangle that
may have arisen out of the Evert;
ruse. it is a pretty well settled fact
that President 1ani'ney of Boston will
not. have to give up any players in
the famous deal that landed Evera with
his club. Sweeney and Perduo, whom
he agreed to trade to Murphy t'or
livers and who afterward were return-
ed to him by the league. will remain
on his roster if he wishes them. A:
iuoncy commutation or some sort may
119111 ordered at the discretion of tho
hoard.
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SWEENEY RN13! Whit GIT 0R1
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MACON. (imp-March ill-«Rain result;
ed in: an; oniornodi layoif‘ ior‘ths ‘BOS'
ton Bravos youtordsy. Bill Samenoy
was wired at. Hot Springs last night
and told to report hero Monday morn-
ing: W'ltli Hutu Bot-duo'an‘dbfiorb Witch
ins. Charley Schmidt, titer bigI hm;
tanker. got in lost William Manchu.
in Washington, our!» Monolith, that
young pitcher; in oxmmtoddy. ‘
W‘.
BILIL DAHMN Vl|lT& HM”
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iyn Dodgers. joined 11191191111111 baseball‘-
colony yesterday. 11119 has been annoy,
ular March collar for the mat ton or
1 tw'alva masons. 11wa has not slim
, so the chief of tho Brooklyn club's
I scolding bureau. ‘
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The story told by mPGl‘tllB Baxter
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of Seattle about how President Dug Some 9881'1003 MBJJBTS are 10 J19
dale ol’ the Seattle club had to do
business with a younger California.
hall: player through his manager is
not the“ innovation it isconsiderad.
Walter McCrecdlo of the Portland
club had' tho sumo experienccwhcn
he tried to land Tom Scotch; tho ion
mcr Portland star, who in, now one
of tho twightest luminaries in the ma»
jor league,» according to :1 Portland
’ writer
Suntan, before he become 11‘ Beaver
nus a raw boned youth, 111111 came
from Point Richmond, Cal. McCrco
die had heard about Stanton through
:Bill 'Burns, the former major league
pitchel‘,~and made an appointment
with Seaton when Portland was pluy~
lag in San Francisco.
Accordingly Tom appeared on- the
day in question. accompanied by a
1 burly, important individual, and after
they started talking business McCra-
dic noticed that said big fellow was
doing most of the talking. and telling
him what he thought ’l‘om ought. to
have in the way of a contract, and
making other demands which were
decidedly unreasonable.
Finally the Portland boss turned
around to him and asked, ‘I‘Who am
1 talking business with here. you 01
Station. and Jn what capacity do you
represent hint?"
Imagine Walter‘s surprise when said
individual informed him that he was
Tom's manager and Stanton gravely
agreed tothis statement.
”Well. I don‘t can any trainers or
rubbers around," was. the comeback.
“Why didn't you bring your sparring
partners along, also?" '
Filling out a. contract for the dot
lbwlng year with the place {or the sig-
nature left blank, McCradic handed it
to Seaton, tolling 'him that he could
do what be pleased with it, either
sign it, tear it up or frame it’ and'
hang it on the wall as a precious-
relic. This was in the; tail of the
year, and nothing was heard from
Seatou until after the season had
closed.
About three months later during!“
the cit-season. the contract was roi-
turnod to the Portland manager with
’i‘om's signature at the bottom, and
he reported for practice in the sprint-i.
making good from the lump.
Maw-a".
JOLBETT’S SALARY.
FillH BRIE Iii-$175001
“Jim" Corbett has something on:
“Ty" (‘Iobb and other high-priced:
diamond starswhen it comes to sai-
ury for playing the game. Corbett
says he he1 received $1,501) for par“
ticiputlng in one game. ti1c~ largaiit
monay over given any ball player.
And then its only played 11- low» in~
plugs. in was: pomoycnrs against.
would. it. me was booked up and’
Gcrbstt was secured to cover tint
hue; Thor hold was scroll 11111111»
mammotlu crowd gathered. After a
low innings it was impossible to com
tiuue and ill was nooeuoory to call cm
the lira department to clear the ilolti‘.
Corbett romombors the occurrence
wall. 1
Mr; I
lame: IMO: mail £00851.
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Considered Today at Mean»
logs in new York
NEW” YORK, March 6.14'l’ho world:
ginning American baseball players
came home today in a. snowatolm.
wndohnrbor‘ornrt tooled and envoys
from the Formal League ngurnuveiy
waved enticing contracts, the Giant
White Sort combination draw into
Quarantine shortly otter 8 o’clock.
The Federal League rcprcscutativ21.I
Wero unable to Obtain passes to board
the Lusitania to grant the‘ t‘ravaiars
down the“ bay. Organized baseball was
moro‘ fortunate in having obtained 'rov~
enuo cuttcr passes in‘ advance and a
delegation was ablo‘ to board the‘ ship
heioro she came' up to partner.
The Glanthhite Sax-1MSobitli=1tour~
lug party gathered in Cincinnati on
Saturday, Oct. 18, where-the'iirst‘ gains
of the lung ache-ditto “Was“ played
against the Cincinnati club. From
there the players and“ other members
of the party tmveiod’in a special train
by‘ easy stagesrto tho-Pacific‘coaat.
playing ii'cquent garden on: route.
Doubts regarding the financial success
at thotri‘p‘ wera'Iearlyu removed by tho
unexpectedly large attendance; and
when the squadsailcd from 1Seattle‘1io’r -‘
Japan on Novcnlbor 1’91 thirty-two
names had‘been played in thirty-three
days.
The party arrived at Yokohama on
Doc. 6, (our days late. due to an anus,
nail? rough voyage. From Japan the
itinerary ciirriod 11191101111111: to China.-
Philippine islands, Australia, New Zea-
land, lEgypt Continental 18mm and
England: At. every city on route the
picked teams played exhibition gamesi
meant in Japan. the 1Phiupmuee. and
Australia. where several local teams
were root on the diamond 11c addition
to the regular exhibition was.
Durm tho. [brown port: on lilo tour
tho, largest ammno was in Japan.
Australia and magic. The biggest
irate receipts were collectod: at tho
sumo played in London omlfiobruary
2a.- when 30,000 snoototora, including
King (loom. membsrm on the English
nobility. the diplomatic command Amv
orlom tram all parts of the British
doles; wlmossod. the defeat of: the
Giants by tho White Box». in 111 sonat-
ttoual. olovondnninx me by an score
or live to tour; This yams onloially‘
closed the tour the party sailing. from
llimrpool for: New lot-lo on February
27.
More than seventy games. warn ploy-
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dispositions on twiilivemh cm W or
110th dullng:.tho- day. Tirol report
that common B"’Tatt. who purchas and
the holdings all Charles W. Murphy in
tho: Chicago Cubs: wouldaarrlvo during
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with reference myths tutors Ownership
09010 Chicago Club. The vacancy on DI'UBI‘S'.‘ “933di (0' 89a“ 9
the directorato caused 'by’ the retire. , 1 ,1 .
moat oliilidurphy was another matter .0" Wild PMChBi’S
for consideration. ,
An iniormatmoatlng oi the National HOUSTON 'l‘
e to. :11 re «-
Commission was saltbto be one or the Chance has hat-kin; t: £296 “38:1:
chin! (natural! or: the day. Tho menu spring. its will try‘ to coma back as a
homo! thoicogmlisullonrnra inthocity big 'lmgue Mayor manager. Yester-
Th9 comm 9" n; '3 strain. has “3"“ day: for tho-lint time since the begin
0'" “J9? 33w” oi! this 3": ning of thd spring training hers be
against 9 League invaa ”“1 9‘“ submitted himself to the most vigorous.
90‘9"" tbs 80311391118 court or organized physical teat dis is sure he will be
baseball '3 ““th to hold: contor- able to—atand :up1undcr more of it. So
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the “ma" “59'9“ ‘mf’dem' 1.91131? or was chin to protect himself‘agal'nst
13mm“ “‘9" 999M t mhflt‘tfe 1 pltchars who lacked control. He has
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MW 9'“ 0mm an ° " ‘9’ player, soon in last. company. in the
account- tor dictating with the cocci mm working out. hope there are oer-1
9'9 “mm ovor WW” who it '9 oral pitchers, notably Dodo Cribs. who
lager], have violated contracts 011811" always have been conspicuous toi-
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tcrday 0" W ohm d J 3" Galina time, Against these fellows Chance
Philadfl‘lihml“ it)"; 2““; 1 or? does not intand to gamble. Tiisretoro
oitho Boatonon .Jh' 1'95 9“ the specially constructed head har-
more for this purpose. was denouncod
by President Johnson in no uncertain
terms.
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"1 have tried out my legs the past
‘tbroo or four days." said. Chance last
night. “and 1 am satlsfladthut. thoold
props will stand up under me. it may
be necessary to take a rest occasional-
ly. but that will not worry me. Wil~
llama is a man in whom i hays the
utmost confldenca. Illo‘ls going to be
a groad-liratbaseman. My ambition
to plants, on rodeotlonmpon him. i
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' "Buys Again 1 as a manager. I, would sooner bustle
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on the beach. 1 think that my expe-
rience will go a long way toward show-
ing my young infield the game."
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a minor in this morning practice y-es
turnout 111111111111 hate to.» idle for a.
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thrown ball at second base and the I J”! Ellis; ME THE
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linger. 11111-111111 one of this left hand.
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splints and told Fletcher he could play McCoy. once a loading Amery.“
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will do enough work, lion ever, to keep ed bottlewltht Gm“ Carpentier.
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BDIJMES T0 LEAD
BiilllGEPllliTJLllB
it was unnounccd1 in 'ilridgeport you—
tnrday that Jacob Boultes, third base-
man will manage tho hnbobali club
noxt yam, tho club owner. haying 11c-
ooplod. his terms 111111111111 has al-
ready begun tho work of securing
players for his club
9 importing data tor the Bridgeport
club has boon set-{or April 13, but it.
is likely that- Bonitas will he in
Bridgeport several days in advance
to make arrangemoInts for the spring
workouts .‘and other such matters. Ho
will bring, witfil film: a. crack outdold~
or from: mammalian. ' ‘
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1‘9: 1111111510 league, which: he led in
Ihlttlng: withltha chase aroma of 3136,
and: Jake in:1 newt flickering: 1111a him.
This alknddi contract '01: Outlielder
W whose WJIII'BG? of‘termn
was. abandoned a: nut. days ago, has
boon receivedibyr Secretary- Raddy.
‘i‘ho men. now-.uudurcontract to the
Bridgeport clnb1nre Gawain, Sherman.
Quinn, pitcheraz‘ (frocks, Brady,catch~ 1
era; Johnstone, first base: Bryant,
another new comer, second base; Silt
zer, outfielder, and Several other
youngsters who will try out for the
team. .
Blnm, Tuckcy. Stowe 'Boultes. Snya
der and Monshan of last year's team
are not yet signed, but they will
probably stilx their signatures to tho.
parchments when they arrive next
month. Bowman has been sold to
'l‘roy of the New York State League.
and Ed Mchmwell is seeking to
purchase his own release. The club
doesn’t want Chic lR'obnrtaillo and its
will. be used in a. trade. it possible.
Heine match may come back. but Bil-
fly man will probably stick to. the
old tarm in Pennsy.
It is probable that one Bridgeport
boy will got a. charms to make tile ‘
1mm: He played in - the Factory
league last year and Owner Freeman
is desirous of giving him a tryout.
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Jam‘1Doherty is through. .Thoso tour
‘vworda tell briefly the status of a for-
mor state lightweight champion. who
had every chance in the .world to
make good but utterly faded. A few
nights ammohalw was man a chance
to show his mettle iollowing a. roan.
ici'ced absence iron: the aquarod cir-
no. Everything considered; be per-
formed well. But now comes the
questions. instead of again directirup
his‘wuy touard the urong path 'whr
and- Do a man? Why didn‘t he abstain.
Several thousand anuI paid 1131191" from that tuned 111m when he knew in 2 ping, and 41m...“
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where real vaudevillos‘is Winged
The Theatre de Luna
First. American appearance
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