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He Enters Grand Stand
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HOUSTON, Texas, April 1.A-'l‘ho
“ants finished their Houston series
yesteiday efternoan by making it four
straight riom the Texas League chant.
pious The. scote was 4 to l. and it
was a dull guine. plnyedon a field
mode. wet by rain and with little to
L xcite interest. ‘
Manager die-Grow batted to his in-
field before the game and managed
how the bench with his upper lip
in court planter. The lip was out
where the fist of Pot Newman. the
Houston field manager, came in con-
tact with-it. This happened an hour
or so before the ball game. The as~
suult on the New York monager‘was
ilie upshot of an exchange of words be
tween Newman and hicGrnw in Mon-
Lihy’e game. and dicGraiv said last sve-
llillg that Newman’s remarks to ii red
Siiodgrass in Mondays game started
tl-nt cembot.
Newman attacked bio-Grow as the
‘ duller was coming through the en-
trance into the grand stand. The for-
nor was sitting in the stand. with
several of his players with him, all in
uniform. as McGraw. with a party of
two or three who had come out to the
grounds with him stepped into the cis-
iv. of the stand. From whatpan be
gathered from versions of. the motion
Newman immediately stepped up and
lill. McGraw a hard punch.
cloves he didn't see NeWmnn or lmow
anowLuntil la‘ter who hit him. The
luow knocked him down. Arthanll‘lct
(‘ili‘l‘ was sitting near by putting on
has shoes when he saw his chief knouio
ed down and he jumped up and nailed
Newman, knocking him into a box.
'i‘hut's as for as the scrap went.
There were no spectators present at
the time. only pluyers,'nnd the affair
.«nhsided at once.
A
SPORTING NOTES.
in four California cities yester-
day the crack of the hat and ball
in the. opening games of the Pacific
("oust League ushered in the 1914 sea.-
son of- professional baseball. From
now until the end oi4‘Ootober on dis-
monds scattered from the Maritime
provinces of Canada to the (lull of
i‘ulii‘ornia and from British Columbia
to Florida there will he s .gontinn-
oils performance of bingles, hits.
stools and home ,ruus to draw forth
the cheers or the learn of the ardent
ions. The heads of the many proL
t‘essional baseball organizations. big
and little, predict the most success-
ful season in the history of the na-
tional pastime. During the winter
months the mngnntes and managers
have been at .work in charts to
strengthen their. reepectlve teams.
Home 4of the smaller leagues have
been reorganized since the close of
test nenson. but the major leagues and
the principal minor organizations
shirt the season with the circuits
unchanged from-lost year. There have
been. however, numerous changed in
. the clubs. Following the opening or
the Pacific Coast League season yester-
day the next organization to get under
way -will be the Tens league. Which
\illl begin its pennant race next week.
The South Atlantic lattice Will alert
about the some time and the following
' "reek will see the opening of the new
son in the Junior launch. to. quick
uncommon after the booming ot' the
his ledgue races the minor lemon will
open.
Fred Yeile and Flick Peters fought
over in Philly the other night and the
newspaper's were at cull molding
‘ the winner. Ono worded tho bout
. is. another to Peters. while still
‘4licr felt perfectly solo in “incline-
times without it return in ono
Vpionohip oupiroilooo. who chilly
.ad’
hicGraw de "
‘roonil44 the other night. Lino"; onion;
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Donny Murphy. ex-onptoln or thel
Athletics, was not railroaded to the
International Leugue This was clear
ly shown yesterday by Connie Mock.
manager of the world's champions.
who made public correspondence he
hereon himsell and his cit-lieutenant
regarding Denny's release to the Bill-
timbre Orioles. Mannger «Mack snid- _
ho was bre‘fklns thesileucc which in! SAN 'FR‘A’N‘Cl‘SUbL Avril 1--*With
bud maintained all along because oi1 10“" “Emmi“ and seventeen state
Murphy's alleged assertions thst he records to their credit. the (our uth~
had been ignorant oi‘ his transfer to letes ACDNDDBME the alemerican
Jack Dunn’s team. track‘team arrived here yesterday.
".Llilnck‘s first letter to Murphy. at
Norwich; Conn. was dated January
19. .1914, and it informed LDsuny that
waivers had been granted on him
Connie went on to say that he had
talked with Dunn. and the Baltimore
manager had agreed to sign the ex-
erxtein at a salary or $2,000 for the.
season. Mack said the Athletics would‘
Inj‘y 31,000 additional. making his 331. socintlon, the day before the team left
orv $3, 000. Mniphys reply to that 140“ ““1“!er '31!an on a 81‘335
le'ter was dated innllary 20 1914, and; back with an extra yard tacked on
milled Muck not to say anything about 4‘0 each 181’ Power covered the (“5'
it for nwhile, us he intended to geultance in 4 mlnutea. 18 2-54 seconds.
hp, place. breaking Alfred Shrubb's mark at
Under date of February 12 1911. ‘nine years‘ standing This is said
Manager Mach again wrote to4 Mur- to he the best time for the distance
pli y and said that President Hedges, 9V6! made by an American 8011918 on
of the Bt Louis club, might sign himql'm'elgn doll, and is significant he.
[mm-y g mpiy was dated February 13,; cause of Power's dimculty in getting
and the outfielder said he did not care 4|lll0 form earlier in “l8 30“?-
to play in St Louis. but informed} Aside from the individual perform-
l
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(lovers Distance liver dross
Track in 4: “32-5; Bettina
shrubb’ii Mark
though the men participated in twen-
iy one field days during a thirteen
weeks' tour of the Antipodes. and did
their own twining. they said, they
felt'us fresh on when they started. '
Among the records brought lipnih
was one of ii. mile run mode by James
A. Power. of the Boston. Athletic AsL
Connie that he could erarnge‘ mutton"; nodes. the Americans won the team
with Dunn and lime the Baltimore.championships of Australia and-New
manager forward the contract. ‘ lSouth-V‘Valea.
Munngei Mack next wrote to Vlur-l
pity on February 21 and told him that
Dunn would send the contract to
Philadelphia and it would be forwardn '
ed to Norwich. in a letter written by
thithfiltfii Zilliiiliiiidnfll‘fs T... L... ....L A...
hy when and where to report to start: firszeriiodl; 233‘ ill: "9:93:13;
South with the Orioles. ‘ K 8 1188 K
'Munoger Mack yesterday said he4' under the leadership of the engineer.
was surprised to hear about two weeks The “we“ 0‘ the latter were “0‘ do?“
later that Murphy had signed with' Led out coriectly and the chance the
the Baltimore Federals. However it newepapermun took was made good. it.
was his intention to site Danny hisEC Dewar challenged W 0 MCIJIB
unconditional release in case he diii'to a bowling duel with three “‘39
not cure to go to iBaltimore, and he teams. The challenge was accepted.
had said so in his first letter to litlnr-lrnle some took place last night 44““
4phy i McLean players were victors. The woo
' _ l ger was a dinner at the Norwalk Coun-
% ‘tr Club The men will eat as nests
HOFMAN arms uprumes. i Y - s
. ‘ Let the losers.
B“. " Pm“ Hitter m, Make. oir.‘ The scores were a line exhibition
as they show as printed below. Only
cult 0m Bnu at a Time. .
COLUMBIA g (3.. April 1. -Two' one score went below 90 and that man
teams 0, the Brooklyn Federal league‘ gave a good account oi himself in the
squad. omcially called the Vote and' other ”’0 names ““5 “or“ 3'19“”
the Colts played a game of baseball “"6 been 30"“ ‘0’ "1° “19“ are
on University Field, yesterday cite
noon, and the Vote had on easy time
winning. 12 to 0. Artie ”Holman. in
whose charge the squad wad left dur-
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an
Club where the contest was run.
The scores are as follows: ‘ l
Dover's Tum.
lug Bradley's absence from the city. R059“ “0- Dov/er ~93 33 91“ 267V
went in as pinch hitter in the fifth and D" W. 1‘ Weed.. 9“ 118 9'5” 303
singled. He stole Second. went to Earle '3‘“? 7‘ 10? 99"” ”67
third on a hit and scared on an infield "“"' _...... ..._. “”‘V
out. ' Totals ......... 961 30% 279“ 84!!“
”W— McLun" TIM“.
ATHLETiOa rims-r on nunsv. W- 0 Mamie-m ill 98 08” 369
M Judge 1.1%. Taylor. 119 as 105‘“ till
0. n. Hoyt iii V104} new 290
Coilegiam Lone by 15 to 48corc to
World's champions.
PHILADELPHIA. April 1.—-The Athl
ietics regulars sot ‘. lot of. batting
practice here yesterday afternoon,
when they detected the University oi
Pennsylvania by a score of 14 to i.
iBush hold the molly to one hit in
three innings. and the cohesion: made
iivo nutrition of Duckies. the Kentucky
804% $4974 395 899
bdfl NOINT IILLIARLD GAME.
KANSAS CITY. April 1.-~’I‘.ho dist
block at two hundred point. for tho
world's championship at pocketbilL
VTotols . . . .
doling mm or Windy. the duo
southpaw. in six innings. . holderqgo‘mw Plum! Ralph od Limiti-
um. lithofliluteh will he 600
R50 ooh boom Hennwmo rain. points. - .
HOT fiPRliiiGiS. Arie. April 1,-r'rhe
Boston Red Lani: hit (or Nashville you:
terdoy moi-boon. whom they coin-
meme their match up the lino. Wood
left with the team. but Wagner will
tardy until Blind-iv. more»: Munro.
will mm the entire tour, with the.
team.
Alien won the championship from Al-
trod De Oro, in New. York city. last
September. .- ,
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DONLIN TAKES DOLTIV vo VlONfa‘V
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DENIBON. 441cm. 4411)“!r-‘Rpll
prevented the Giopt‘ Colts end biotin. .
from pioyinh yesterday. when it woo V
decided definitely that more would Lbol . .
no Iowa on computers. in chowder
Mike Doniin.‘lol‘t tor ‘V ‘V “L
imhtltown.‘ ’L
iiiiasiAitiAni
ready to compete again in tendeys. Al- ., l
have the support. 0! the rest of the
r lemons the best in the South Norwnlk
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.iiiii heir combodby a Michal? the
big boils in no senile frame or mind
on be deported with his chemo tut
,xr‘oot outback it tho uniovmblo weath-
‘ er moorland-id this was: is continued
liords will be played tonight between ”
ioiii Imus scion
Urge 12 pt sport
NEW HAVEN. April l.—4~Tlie Yule _
track team held its- first infoimul
snicker last night. A number of grad-‘
notes, who were prominent in track
athletics in their undergradunte days. *
were on hand. 4
The speakers of the evening were
oi' the unanimous opinion that in orw
der to better the track situation more -‘ L‘
men must come out, not only those , =
who could run but also these who
didn’t have any ability. and of still
mentor importance these men should?
university. Coach 1!. J. Mack urged
that more men attend'Athoszllis-
hrodlts.’ “We. have the right spirit."
he said. “but men won't support us.l
That is all we need." «He emphasized‘
that track was not declining at Yaied
but all that was necessary was a place
to work more men out and moreA
enthusiastic support. “We won the.
lilo-yard dash in the intercollegiatesz
eight times. but lioVen’t won it in the
last twenty years. it’s up to you toV
work with your captain: you're sure
to win Don't let anybody tell you
anything different." , 1
lion C. H. Shel-rill. captain of the:
track in N789. thouzht the mental side:
of athletics was of more importance;
than the physical. "Don't run 100
yards." he said; “run 105. You will
win every time it you but do this."
K. ii. sustiiti . l
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BEFEITS liEIIi.
SYRACUSE, N. Y4 Aprill.- ~"Knock-
out" Sweeney. the Irish lightweight
of New York. had the better of Jock
Rood.w the Australian boxer. inst night.
in ten rounds. Reed” was slow and
failed to hit cleanly. Sweeney’s blows
were straight from the iihoulder and
landed squarely on the Australian's
low and niid- elections. in the in"
laxity oi the exchanges there was no
knockdoivnii but [lead was glad when
the libel song sounded i
The bell saved Road in the 8th. 9th
and 10th rounds. head got one of
the worst innings over administered in
a incoming . l
Johnny Kilbane will box Kid .Sulih
van hero on April 16. and Gunboat
smith and Porky Flynn are practically
matched here at the Arena for May ii.
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RICHMOND. Va" April 1.44—«Il’ the
weather? plays an April Fool joke on
'Skippemeonoe today in Baltimore he
.will hit New York shout as happy as ,
heloft it on on October day in 1903.
when, attai- winning a pennant. no bod
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finds-"o! o spiteful "iiuorril 4". Three
concocutivo days of kitchen left the
«vagina or Bowman. 'th mm
no mm mm you hint.
day otter-noon “Ionian tire Mon Uh. ,, .A .
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NEW YORK, April 1.~—-ln the iinai
Robinson coat the Dodson outrun a practice come before the season opens
his lessee club yesterday for the first this attained with Founder at Ford .
time since he become their manger. ham Field Columbi- regulars undo: the .
and they come prowl: nobly. bootinx’ wing of Hood com Lush detected
m Motors by 4 to 0. Up to the and Andy Buckley's ininiono
is staid iris othlatco will under a. the mucus shaded tho Broobboltoo Field yummy morocco by a score
in mounting lino. but than tolled to on to i. Cobbler we: to the hon toi-
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