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FallsyHoadlong at New Haven
and Suiiers Concussion
, oi the Brain
Nlil‘i' HAVEN, May l3.«\ijnlter
ritutt, the world's champion cyclist. is
in n serious condition at the Hotel
'i‘nl‘t ill this city as n result of a bad
loll inst night at the Arena truck.
v. here he competed in n ten-mile,
scratch race. ltutt'a front the burst
and he fell heavilyto the track. He
suffered a recurrence of a concussion
oi the brain which retired hiln from
the track for some ten weeks after a
lull in Paris last November. Rntt also
broke his collnrbone last night. Dur-
ing the night the famous cyclist he
came. irrational and was under the con-
stant attendance of physicians.
Floyd McFarland. tlle general man-
ntrer oi‘ the Cycle Racing Association.
was at Rutt's bedside all night. 'He
mid that. no seriblls results are antici-
pated, but it is probable that the title.
holder will be unable to get back to
racing t‘orm.t0r at least ten weeks,
JENNINGS T0 KEEP
UP N‘AGE FUN PENNANT
M
rHugh Jennings. the fiery leader of
the Detroit .Tigers. hellevek'hc has a
better club than the one with which he
won the championships in 1907, 1908
and 11909.
"i am not claiming any pennant
yet." said Hugh, “but 1 will bi in the
race all the way
infield ‘uow. Burns and KbVanaush
are simply wonders. and they ore imi-
proving with every start. Cloud Ross;
man was never a high ciasu fielding
iirst baseman. He could hit. but that
let him out. .
“Now i have an infield that can field.
hit and run the bases with the best.
There need be no worry over the out-
field. \‘each is a very line running
mate for Sam and Ty. I think i will
have better pitchers than i ever had
beiore. for l have a lot of corking
young fellows with enoush seasoned
men to keep them level footed. Cova-
loskle is only one of the live wires i
picked up. ‘Besides I have‘ something
that vi lacked when l.w.as whining pen-
nants—«n aood’ Catcher. In fact. i am
sell fortified behind the but.” .
Tho reeling .netweéii nétmlt' and
Philadelphlu ever since 1907 has been
792.330 hlttar thorium my be t “we 9'81
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‘ nuchm:
-‘ 311W toward the Athletics. ~
“I never could coo where Connie
~ Mbdk-iobbnidwliuveabeongngurod an“ A.
“l emolum- tiie tpeu‘nunt thlu‘lyour.
i ghasvomd‘ team. ct course. but lie but!
He
to depend. too much on his mo vetonun
Plank und Sunder. ‘ bio
can: pitchers are not an {dam on
poopio believed.’ it” Athletics
lot or minus Mt your thrown
ulmlnu. ‘rupy uro'rltliuly to dud,
much boomer phoning ’3'“ union 1
they will 1mm Detroit, any;
.1 bays n'tur‘better -
GRIFFITH FAVIIN3‘ .
0L0 TIME PLAYERS
(lurk Gritilth has picked an all- time
hnucbull team. With his playing days
tinting hack to the early tinys 01‘ base-
bnll. and having. n‘s manager,- n real
line on the present stars. he in par-
ticularly fitted for such it job and his
CIlUIC'U is interesting.
.\'ot lilo lenot notable is his choice of
Cmniskey us first baseman. iterates
hiln far above Anson and Brouthers,
saying that he was" the first man to
realize tlle pdssibilities of first base.
Hill Chase at his best he picks on Com-
iskey‘e nearest rival.
Eddie Collins is his choice for sec-
ond. Brave Fred Plotter, oi the.‘White
Sox of other days. and McPhee. oi the
old Cincinnati Reds, as well as over
think). Herman Long, of the old .1308-
ton club. above a host of men, includ-
ing Jennings. Dahlen, Corcoran. iWal-
lace, Wagner at short. while Jimmie
Collins. of Boston, is placed at third.
0f the outfield. two are stereo! to-
day. 'l‘y Cbbb‘ln right, Speaker of the
Red Sex in center. and Bill house In
left is the way he plcks it. He says
that outfielders have improved. im-
mensely. and that only Lodge of all
the old- timers is even close to Speaker
and Cobb
“Buck" Ewing oi \ew Ymk. he un-
hesitntlngiy gives the call as catcher.
saying that Mike Kelly. of the old Chl-
cago club was the only man who ever
aprpoached him. .No catcher of today,
declares Grillith. is in their class.
in pitching he gives today and yes-
terday an even break. picking Rosie
and Young of the ancients. and diath-
ewaon and Johnson of the modern
pitchers.
COBB RECEIVES $25,000
OFFER FROM FEDERALS
outca‘ooi Mdy 1%. ——"Ty Cobb.
with a. salary of $17, 000 a year from
the Detroit Tigers. is reported to he
flirting desperately with a prospective
threeym oontndtrwlth» the Chicago
Federals at ‘ $25,000 a year. Erot-
whilo team mates of Cobb are author-
ity , for the story. Mr. . Weoghman,
president at the Chicago Federals. in-
timatou that overtures might be made
to the Georgian.
(Hank O'Doy's regime as pilot of
the Calcutta Cubs winena May 15 -
according to report", which nined
wide Circulation about the buuebali
Rialto yesterday. The same story
had it that Roger Breonahun. once
manager oi the St. Louis Cardinals.
would be elevated to the oflloe. The
threatened removul oi Of-Day in said
to have foliovvod in series of star
Chamber sea-ions attended by the
Cub managemont.
nus—up... nun-mo-
SALLEE'S SALARY RAISED M.
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southpaw Adapts, to: tor Thlny
. - any: Only. No uyu. . ’
ST LOUIS. Muy tile—Following un
otter by 0mm Id. whom». maiden:
oil the Unicode Cuba. to mund’itob-
or Hurry Salim lint Mm Junk
Miller and 0M: Ob'ht Wilm‘
womllumiuwumdowtthm:
Curdinulu. which our wu‘u‘ an"!
down by Pro-idiot Sutton. Mm
men's sultry m boo-too cm by
AAsrrA it; gaunt slurs
Iii ui ill-i’Tlll will“ limit
lip“;
Lynn is leading the .New England N 1
League with ten victories against ho
dof’énto.
(Ihiei Bender hns‘ no idea. of getting
out of busebnll for a willie yet.
Nevertheless he has an anchor out to
windward in the shape of a sport-
ing gods store in Philadelphia which
he has established.
'l‘lle Browns have been doing finely
this spring. but Brunch Rickey is not
letting his players become unduly
elated. First place is something he
does not let ills men think of. Second
place, third place and fourth place
are also barred in convorsation‘by the
Brown manager. “Our club has‘boen
in first plnce‘ so long," says Rickey,
"that our fellows" have been instructs
ed never to talk about first. second.
third“ or fourth places. We list the
places from the bottom” It you were
to ask Gus Williams. for ”instance.
‘whnt place St. Louis was in today,
he would answer, "Seventh place from
the bottom.’ "
Rebel Oakce, who was temporarily
manager of the Pittsburgh Weds (or
several days. has received word Iron:
President Gwinner that he now is full
fledged manager of the clnbysucceodl
lng ‘Doc Gessler. .
Who said they had doadened the
Federal League ball? Two triples nnd
live doubles in one game doesn't look
much like it. But tor'tho short fences
some of these extra. base blows might
have been good for the circuit.
The Pittsburgh Federals certainly
are living like major ienguors. They
travel toand from the anme‘oach day
by motor and at the expense of Presi-
dent Gwinner.
The last place in‘ the world tor Gir-
cns Solly Holman, doom-ding to his
tom of the- two names here. is the
cleanup poultdon‘oli the batting order.
he downtown 1! lien-ox hud‘not had
an-ntncktloi blind Imam in that hor-
rible eighth and fallen down on an
easy pop fly Artie would still be hit-
less in the series.
in the sixth inning of yesterday‘s
sumo ‘Dunny Murphy showed one‘ol
his copyrighted waltopa that would
luvs hon good m‘a double no the
bail not hit a puddle The out boy
isn't so lure on his toot no he used to
be. however. as he showed when he
was doubled cm the bug on u line fly
to right.
~ 0m Bush in us nimble Ind finished
and busy 9. factor on :1 ball tuum no
any of the shortstops that come to
\‘ew York u-visiting.
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. Wnslllngton. ll; Chicago. 2.
Cleveland, 12; Philadelphia, Ii.
Bunion. 7; St. Louis, 0.
Detroit. 4; New York,o
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Plliludelphia ..........10 8 .556
New York .3 ........... it) 9 .526
Stubouis..‘.........._.ll 11 .500;
Washington ..... 10 10 .500‘
Boston .............. . 8 It .421
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Cleveland ....... ' ..... 8 it .364
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Chicago at Washington.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Detroit at New York.
St. Louis at Boston. '
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Ynterduy’u Raina.
Boston. 1: Pittsburgh. 1 (10 in-
pings).
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Brooklyn.............9 6 .600 " .
Philadelphia 9 6’ .600. '
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Chicago 9 14 .391
Cincinnati ............10 11 .476,
St. Louis ..... . 8 13 .331 .
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