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.iimmy Cullhhun, manager oi the
Chicago Americans. came to know
Sam 'Crawi‘ord, Tiger Outtleld veteran
star, much better than he had before
during the trip around the world,
which Sam took with the Giants and
White 8011 last winter.
When he. had observed Sum all
during the trip, ‘Cul became convinced
that any man who lived the clean
11nd temperate life that Crawford did
had from . six to eight yours at big
league baseball in him even after he
had passed his thir’oy-iourth birthday
and his sixteenth year in the game.
Grawiord has from ‘slx to eight
yea‘rs in big league baseball or 1 miss
my guess,” said Callahan. "Although
he is already signed to a tour—years'
contract with Detroit, he'll hove a
chance to sign another."
8T. MARY’S Alli] .
' FRANKLINS LEAH
Members of the ilusebnii l’laycrs'
l1 rate1 nit) are piepnring a noucl peti
tion which President Fuitn will be
asked to tile with the National Conn
mission. According to custom, a visit.
ing team is not permitted to indulge
in morning practice. The home city
reserves the exclusive right to use
the grounds before noun, so that the
\lsiiing teem must remain idle at the
hotel 1111‘111‘ the ball park is reached
' shortly before 2 ociook.
The players. who are handicapped
in this way, declare that such meth~
Iods are both unfair and harmful to
them. They seem to ,think that the
rule is out of date and that in justice
to the men who pay salaries teams
on the mod should receive equal priv-
llcgcs with the'clubs at home.
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in a practice game. yesterday, the
“Norwnlk High School won from the
.l-larstrom school by the score 111' ii to
4. The High school deserves special
credit becuuse the game was played
with. live substitutes in the lineup.
Ireland pitched hood ball, while ( lurks,
though quite effective at times was
generally wild.1For Hurstrom, lion-
11o|ly pluyedgood bull, and the fielding
o’.‘ Stmdeutnt featured for Norwalk.
'1‘ he High school has a hard program
this wreck Tuesday, Stamford illigh
at “Stamford, and liuriday Dunbuiy
.iligh at Daubury. But 1171111 this prac
tice game for a starter, the boys
should give a good account 01‘ then1~
NEW YORK, May 12.-—-1‘iames A. Gil
moru's joy over the successful, launch
ing of his Federal League enterprise
in Brooklyn was marred somewhut
through the seal 01’ a process server
at. Washington Park yesterday after-
noon. The president 0:, the independ-
ent circuit received a summons to ap-
pear in .Rochester today against the
technical .loe Doe in a criminal case.
The Rochester club has brought the
action on account of Outfleider lMc~
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CAPABLKNCA MEETS LASKER.
Cuban and Champion HIye to Leave
'Game Unfinished.
selves Score by innings 1 Donald, of the Pittsburgh Federal S'l‘. l’ETE’RSBURG. May 12.-~Y05-
\oru 11111 'H ..0 0 0 5 0 0 1 0 0—6 “1908119 club. McDonald acceptedifiiio terday 1111911101111 tour or the chess
ifurstmm .o 0 0 2 0 1 1 o 0 .1 The Franklin 111211.101 baseball 11311111 “Vince money ”9‘“ ”Wide“ CW" masters in the uniniansuiur tourney at
Struck Ollt~By Ireland. 4; by yesterday shut out St. Mary's party in, 0‘ Rochester. Th3" money “9"” the loculclub in this city played in the
(.‘largs. 8. Bases 011 balls—0ft Ireland,
1; off Clerks, 2. Hit by pitcl1er~~By
'(“larks, 'Maher. Two-base hitsvlre-
land. Painter, Salsbury. Double plays
~irelnnd, ~Sturderant 11111] Finch: Don
nelly to Wyley.
BASEBALL 6H0!” STOPS
*McQuillan, of Pittsburgh. in pitch-
chlul school team by the score of n to.
0. Coleman's playing was a feature ‘
oi’ the game. He struck out 18 men. FAMOU‘s BTSE‘BM'L PLAVERS‘ '
allowed but one hit and no man reoch- I 1' V3 to 36° a baseball ”m“
cd 1111111 base Farrel also 11111 weil.but1m“yed by 111111:ng ““0 W“ ”‘9"
-did not have good support. fame.
The result of this game now ties “no.0!” 390“ 91“! er is dear old Chapman.
'F‘ranklins with St tillarys for the amigo,“ 0" “'9 ”We“ 1“ "‘9 Ame’m“:
place in the Grammar school league. I‘Scaik ‘3 9' very 30°“ catcher,
The standing ‘0! the teams is as fol But Caldwell and Johnson make Md
has been'returned-" secondIround oi the. contest. Machine
had the opening move against Tar-
rasch, Capoblanca bed the white
pieces against Looker and Vlarshail
had a bye. Aiocbine beat Turmsch
shortly after the evening session was
in progress. but Cupablanca and has
her did not finish their grime when
time was called at 11 o'clock last eve-
ning. ‘l‘he Standing:
lowu' a ’ pitchers. ,. “W. 1;
ing better ball then. ever. lie and Ad- iName. w, 1,_ 1pm"! Capablanca ..... ...... 8
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by then He pitched some time in the
The lineup of yesterday a game was Laioie is fine tor a second basemln.
as follows: i 0! all the buom'en Turner's at the top:
-Frankilns~Biber .Dovine. (1111111311,, And Wigner. hos a dandy shortstop.
Torlov, Merrlileld 011311-1011. Navusky.‘
Lilla. 011191111111.htm may always be stealing a nose.
tilt Mary's~JImIIon, McGnlnness,' It makes me 111111111 to see them chose. 11 1 1
Christian. Ilnson, Duffy. Shea. Everett,.- I think someone W“! I"! 1110 fits a ,MUTS‘”wn‘TH: WEEK.
Marion emu lgyor Crawford's 111mm hits. . , 7
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“,Meth‘owson is one of tho Notionlicu- Am 0. 7 .
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Leagues
:1: W. Royalty VA in sunburn or
Meyers is the miniature leidinc carols law-1.111..
Adjourned shrugs: Terraces vs Mar-
: ”mow pm shall .1111 Cnfiblanca rs. tastier. The
Caldwélls string 'oiv-consecutlve
....-sooreless innings grew to twenty-nine
before the Red sax broke it.
Chance said early in the season that
he'd be satisfied With ten victories be-
fore the Western clubs came East, but
had the full allotment of games been.
played he’d have had probably more
than that. _ , 7
Snyder, oi’ the Cardinals.‘ is'repm‘ted
to be on much‘ improved catcher this
season.
Notice the 7-11 combination in the
standings this morning". Not that there
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During the shin warming season
last winter there was a. lot oi! sym-
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pathy expressed for -Doin and his.
backers when it was announced that
Benton, Brennan and Camnitz had cost
their fortunes with the Feds. And
sympathy was needed, for it appeared
that the outlaw fold had destroyed
the Quaker pitching stait' completely.
The loss of Knabe was regretted;
when it was announced that Mike
Doolan hadvgone hence the despair
increased—but it was the great gap
that was made in the pitching 1111111
taht caused real bride to flow. The
dope worked out wrong. Today Dooin
has a good pitching staif——al111ost it
not the equal of the one he had last
year—the gan at second has been
choked up and theg reatest loss is felt
at short. (What has made good the
101111 of Seaton, Brennan and Camnita?
First the satisfactory way that Mayer
and Marshall have developed. Second.
the return to form of Chalmers, and
last. the discovery of Oeschger and
Jacobs. This year Dooin can depend
on Alexander. Mayer, Chalmers and
Marshall. whereas last year the only
two dependable pitchers that be had
were Alexander and Boston. Unless
the dope is all wrong he can tailback
on Oeschger and Jacobs, with Rixey
yet to be heard from. instead of
being 11 manager with no pitching tu-
lcnt to send against the opposition,
tooth is in the position of having
more pitchers than be can properly
uork This would not have been the
‘case had the weather been good and a
game possible‘eifih day, but as things
have gone the Quaker pitchersahave
suffered from lock of work. Not one
has been in there he often as he
should have been. As I. consequence
all of“ the members been wild and
unabiolt‘o do themselves dusticb. 7 i
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McCoy was defeated byi‘one Jen; no.
herty It a “lithium Brooklyn club.
Today McCoy is the middleweight
ohc'mplon sud Density—you know
the res
When Bobby Stow pertained on
the New "Ives sand lets be mulls
ways regarded as an exception"?
weak hitter. He is now tutti!!! error
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York, 6; Boston, 2-.
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Philadelphia, 8; Washington. 4.
No otherygames scheduled.
Standing of Clubs.
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Detroit .......... . . . . .16
Philadelphia ..... .. . . .10
‘New York ,.. ......... 10
'St. Louis ....“ ..11
‘IWashington ....... .. . 9
Chicago ............ ..10
Boston ............... 7
Cleveland 7
GImeI Today.
Chicago at Washington.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Detroit at New York. »
St. Louis at Boston.
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Yesterday's Results.
New York. 8; Boston, 6.
Philadelphia, 2; Brooklyn, 1.
Chicago, 5; St. Louis, 5
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Standing oi‘ Clubs.
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Pittsburgh ..... ,.I ...... l 5
Brooklyn ............. 9,
Philadelphia .......... 9
New York ........ 9
Chicago .............. 9
Cinpinnutl ..... , . .10
St. Louis ..... . ..... 8
‘Boaton ...... 3
Games Today.
Boston at Pittsburgh.
Chicago at St, Louis.
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Muslim 2: Brooklyn.0 ,»
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Brooklyn ........ 17 8
Bahia. ..‘7 «..1-1
Klnmcity .......... 9: 15
Pittsbuth .....,.....1 7 ~.12
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Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
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New Britain di?‘ Bridgeport.
Plttsfleld at Springfield.
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Philadelphia. . . . . . . ‘. . . .7... .1. 1
Brooklyn 'OIIIII'IIIOOQI1D>9|IQV
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\‘ew York ..... ......... -.-...,. .
Philadelphia ........... . . . I. . . .11 _
Washington .....
Boston
Chicago .......... ......1.1-,,1. X
Cleveland ...... ........ ..
Detroit ................. .. . . ...
St. Louis . ............. 1
Federal League.
Kansas City ........ ........7I 1
Chicago ..... . ................ . 4
St. Louis ................
Indianapolis 13
Brooklyn ........ . ..... ....... 0:
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