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The acts of ridiculous insubordina-V’the intention ot’wanager Motions to
lion oi; seven players of-‘tlie New Lon-l“!e mm WWW day, “an”
don team directed against Manager“tact that he wilfully ‘90“ part in an-
R Eugene 11ch have not only ”Lather game with .‘tlla - possibilitymt
suited in their losing ‘ their financial; weakening “mm" ‘0 we Wm “we
share of the final games oi the chum-1 he would be gallleleas to his own team
pionship series and in the calling oa‘wm"$铧;°“§ in“? b m
of the benefit ame to have besnl anager an “a “m y sea 6
played at Pianii‘ield today. but they “”9"“ “l 1m“ “m“ “”93”“ °‘ "‘3
are extremely likely to end organizodpm“ ”“1 m 'Groonéip “in“ Even
baseball in New London. that is so “V10 this 3M0 lotitlle-pnooeoiings any
in as Commodore Morton oxidant is? 11:32:“ “NE“: m':;f$ 3:13;:
concerned. . two a
in an interview yesterday Comma-$2? takdn it upon themselves to side
dore Plant authorized the statement »
that lie was absolutely disgusted witliEles is the an“ insubordination that
the spirit shown by the New London .
players. who participated lathe soheflunmelm condone.
called strike threat. He upheld Man-i.
ager McCanu in the position which lie:-
took regarding the Sunday playing "
and at the same time withdrew any
offers which be M‘M'Gf money;
to players, except to those who had
proved themselves loyal to the man-
agement,
“I am _entirely in favor of ridding
the club of ,those members who have
made all this trouble 'lor'thouilrml-
uranium," "tlie‘ commodore ’sdid. “i
do not ’ba‘llbios'wihord- ls‘ any punish-
ment that Manager McCailn could
have meted out that would have been
sufficiently drastic to lit the circum-I
stances. i will not say at this time
that lam ready to discontinue my'
connection with the team, but IJeel'
very much like saying so.
”The question is not so much; at
the members oi‘ the team having par-
ticipated in the game Sunday. against
the regulations at the commission.I
'l‘hey erred then, but that might have
been overlooked. But when it came
to a pitcher, who was likely to b ‘d - ->
in Monday's game. taking p thini they had‘
an amateur contest and then-otter be-!
ing reprimanded for his Iction,‘-liaving
his teammates, .or some of “them. de-
clare that he should not be censured
and that if he was they were ready to:
quit with him, is well nigh beyond; . , .
credence. I repeat that I am dis-l-alei‘me"Z;1 theofidezxd until the com
gusted beyond expression attire treat-i?$§1l>u;§;qw“mndbn players said
ment which these players have afiihe had received, a later from a Fall.
corded to Manager McCann and indisi. - '
rectiy to those who have had the wel-
fare of the team closely at heart."
Never has an incident in the sport-l
lng life of this section caused such: .
widespread consternation as lollowedl‘ TOMMYLEMH BACKS DOWN.
. the announcement of tile smiled The: veteran Yrommy Leach. who
strike of a portion of the New London notified _ President Thomas.. of the
. team 0“ the eve of "5 departure ‘0’ Cubs, that'he'would'sign' with tlie'rFods‘
Warner. 'Marhatka,‘ .Barbericll
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tervlewed said
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the portal this: player to shitt any re?
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'He is going tohang on to it tortu-
tnre‘ reterence. ’
-remained for the return of Manager not aces
McCann and the players to make
public the entire situation.
l .1, players were interviewed yesterday. nevcr‘bsd‘ottcreda berth-to thedittle'gmwng beggnfiifix today-,twb With thefmudit “sane to George sunlng‘gja'pfl Ithfi'fiel‘lilfi’fi.“ ”wkfinfifgmyeyi . Buddhas? Club-4-
g}. Q: As a result of this conversation he is 5th!) centre [ladder and Lwouldn't'sixn White Sox, before they returnto BW'ifJolmuy divers. ' ‘ . “ ,, ill“ topmm ammunfim. p, _ ". . ' p _ w; L;
, . able to say that tlie'players them-"him under any circumstances. mach. ton for tour games with i115 Yankees. -. ' , ' , “ '1 Mmflwmim Nathan“... 3559mm. [1.11.92 ‘ ‘59
lg" - selves one at the dominantly werenccormng ~19 (hamstring trying“ They willclose thesoasgn .at home,“ '- arrows IN soon ‘FORM. f““°‘f¥i§’,§i‘”j“‘°r ”Sham“ gm, mm”, ::_._,.,.,'_,39. 61‘
“5-,, - wrong and :lhat with one worv mLune-tho Foils as av‘ciub Withwmcll. t0 playing‘ftllrdeugames withffllo Beam ..y'nliie Ritchlosan‘ds word‘rrom Cal-Fwyigiw'fiwt't? “and“, . 'yinlli'taio”; ,, ‘. -' ,,,'.,;....«374 . loo
44:4. miblerexoelluonsssould undoubted-neutron Clibg' ..presldent into line- tors. in ”the race or ills “baton“; and‘l‘mmi. that ills vocation days are u-vofwiiihlwmfi'fimy malls dunno" 72 7.68
E 5 :1y be glad to apologise, lunar ~apoi- wnen o'nnyia taimlelt‘ tor ,rlliladel- pitching slump or tné‘Cdnnimux:‘dus-2mgl .nnni-jsnd‘tnntvil‘ddnsansllo our"? , ”WSW” whilwmggm‘mmmogn72 74'
’9 any would be accepted.» , . .- iphia Tuesdaynlght, Leach went alongrlng tile‘ "games“ (it the past week. sud’mwlvork an oafl‘y’olsitnmtébie ”ls ’*°m9"”umwamlth Nofigklg‘ ‘ ‘..‘.'.'...°.7.'70‘ 75 :
2 Manager McCann spent the greater admitting that lie didn't ”feel like the 'hrllliaatjpiaying of-‘the'lledf‘Sox,‘Euggerv-adly popular iuivew York-{an ”MW“ . , .- " 2 «amoufrm’jj.”Hug-”59 .. or
_ part of yesterday rimming in conduits-L
tioo‘witiiCominodore Plant. “The state-i ' _____._.__.___..-___..._ .,
manta by, the; commodore :embodies i'rir- HWTEGT-‘Eméflvs “A“.
tualiy what Manager Meagan haS'to, "JothMack,ithTnleidotballtrainr
say concerning» the innpleasont inci- erflis considerably-dishonor! user the
dent. Thef‘l’hlnte’rs' chief declared continuedhot stave. insult! waste».
that when the New unconnplaycrs day, that ,it broke fil’cecorilsllnroot-
started to ,pal‘tlclpoto‘fi messiah: bail . seasons 'in__ mansions comm“;
game they knew ills) 'w-aro flitting-“NM “the MW'“‘§ 50.61198
contrary, to inasmuch-01.54%: ”“9 "flew.“fifl‘fi.“
' salon condition, ‘wl’i'iéi’i‘liild'béou Assuming
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who...“ 3M ‘ t
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slim ill sills illllis , ’
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dissented hours ‘t f ‘
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Yesterday’stmsults Pracimaliy
alum craves National
League Flag
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The patriot defeats sustained by
5 the New York. Giants at the hailis of
Miller Huggins' hustling Cardinals
Jeotslrday ha nods itiprnctlcally im-
Qouible I‘tor Ike .Ilicmuwmcn to re—
gain the lead in the National tongue
unless the Braveg revert to the floral
displayed during the first two months
of the season. Such it happening.
however. is, almost out of the question
1nd Boston might as wall prepare to
entertain its _guests tor the world’s
series. Boston broke even with tile
Reds yesterday and is leading the pro-
cession this morning by six full
games,
The failure at the Giants to comef
through with a punch at this stage or
I
find the chancesof-‘moaling the Ath-
Comodoroii’lontand Hunger ‘Mc— Mics "1 WW WM" nrios. ll”financed. Here we are entering the
not been anilrely the iault orpoar!
The players "who took part lathe Ditching. Back in the spring wnongmake ,
Sunday game areQuilin, Green, Rock, Charley Herzog was traded to the day. 'l‘
"“1 Rads’ a yawning 3“" “”5 made inteams in weather that would bring joy
Aboard. One 0! them said yesterday “‘9 hitherto impregnable rinllald."to a slammed pitcher is nonsense.
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that Green .biid-uo business to have “'thh the following refusal 0’ AnL'ilnd the sooner tholclioois and‘oollcges'
gone into his Sunday some and that Shale" ‘0 56‘“ the ”1“” “"“ed mell-calico the fact, the better it will be
some of the o'thers triedhto dissuade Giants' inner works iipsidedownn Theffor-all hands.
ihimdromi fading-so. [As an as 'lhe “Wampum “almonds: iEor-i‘ Them ,3 .m, ”mm”, "mm why
atrial-arm connoroodnihoiplayef “11* '08 W Skater. MW“ “in" tb”the game should begin in Bomber.
V 9y .were {not dOW'lltfln 0f the pitching GEEK. Wilhf'A" “was WM “ne'- Dunedin?
“my. .m'ey‘ were doing anything the exception otMatliouon oodles-jun “firm” was not hold until
i wrong)“ “picking “Howe 0‘ all" “"P “'3 M" ” much ‘9 “0’ With "3“..owobgré‘:m out {line tho mobile
money-"2 He said “mildly/ere um“: 0‘13““! 0‘ “‘9 “Mum mvlonsi‘wnnu‘énnmmi washcloth
.howevor', that Green bad dons ‘tbe as ‘anything could. Then again. Waging idea at the :thve‘uuili-
has almost been proven that to win
nigh impossible. The past has given’
aponflblmy on Green, but rather to well outlined examples oi the futility bccember, modern football players
show that the othersvhad discouraged of winning tour flags in a row. Th°.would have about the some mum.
him from starting to pitch. [lad thebest one was the downfall of the Ath- conditional“ those experienced .by‘
players known" they were not sup- letics in 1912. With practically ‘helth‘eir daddiesin the (13790! lonsogo.
posed to play oduide during the same ‘club that beat the .lrnee to tha' As things now stand, the schedule
series, this one continued, they would Red Sox that year. tlle‘Atillotics out-lot dates is all Wrong. Football is}
certainly not have gone to Piainfleld. distanced their nearest competitor byfg‘ame that requires the tang of winter
‘Asked i! they had not been ordered sin and due-hall games last year. in the air. That'is impossible in Sop;
,not togo there, he said they had. not. Breaks are almost bound to occur‘to tember ‘a’nd Octobcrljand therefore dt
Manager MoCann expressly states that 9’9““ “‘9 winning 0‘ tour straight in all wrong for Princeton to and lilo
, gonfaiona. This season the
The incident is far from a closed Hanna and Shnter,‘ the tailors “dissuade" ms: .6“ mg boards one
00K. The case is now in the bands Marquard. Dentures and Promos (w‘tweek later. instead of ending their
all commission dinarily ""39 0‘ the league‘s be”.‘ysealson on these dates, the big colleges
land-with that body roots the fate oi pitchers). .combined- with the md‘t"_shonld be turning their attention to
we play'ers concerned in we maul» terence resulting from the three-yolrftheir midseflon names.
ordination. No money will be paid'
contracts signed in the spring, . have‘
almost proven too strong a handicap‘
for the Giants to overcome during the
remaining 17 games.
in the American Le
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ague , the Rail
have or Overtaking the Braves. alter;
Tuesday's games in which the Almaty!
five and one-halt gables _nowfiseparata
the clubs. Both clubs have .12 more
games _tolplay. thaws, regular sched-
uled contests. Thgi-Athle’tics' have
Lawrence. . Few‘ o: the details were ‘jn- at 3 p'glock 'Tua'sday filEht Ihis in??? more'with the Browns, two with’f‘cwmhs; dialectic their overall. Raul;
known on the following morning and it norms-01431.00” doctorate years;wero""ghe “While fins. "and three With tho’whi.m‘mowm the "Bostoaned'Sox' ~
pied. decided to back down attenuators. before they return to‘Philai-itmflj'wwa and Galina; .the Giants
the :‘last' moment. «beach :was sub delphia 'for. two ‘with’the Senators andusulejr’ 'Mlirquard. Mathewson. McGui-
ipi-ised inseam statemth mm~:Plzes- three.» with the ”Yankees. {The Rid nity (mils) and Toad-ecu; tile willie
ManagEr McCannand several of the "ide‘ntflwinaer, ot'tho Pittst‘eds thathe‘ Sox have three ‘ games With ““363: their» Ed Walhh; "All the, more
Jumping $01118 F9113 It“? 5113 ‘ . g " ' ‘ it’‘ would =‘not be the most. surprisinx.‘li‘esll1t ‘ot‘itllat senshtldnil‘ibnttlewlth‘
teat in 'the world it monotonous}
shortened the breach considerably inqalldtimatched withaaultable spoon-__ Thé‘rlll' ' ‘ ‘
thong)“ few games. Tho‘wonk ot'both m. ‘lHowovor. selecting the right light-j .
‘Boston'teams has been the one on man negating to“ba';az.dimcuit --mattol:.. twill
onlfr’bigsensation oi the year. antigtlni
um lentil MTHW'MTWP‘ItN.
maul)
associated Press. special woe
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STAB." Till EMILY
There is going to come a time when
theentlre country will realize that the
seasons have changed, and when the
good citizens of the land of the tree
and the home of the brave adjust
themselves to this new state of at-
tairs no one is going to be more bene-
fited than the football player, There
was a time in the llistoryoi the game
when it was no particular hardship to
start the moat strenqu at all pas-
times on Labor Day. While it might
be a little too warm for .heavy toot:
ball toga. still it was not the oppress
lve heat that nowadays is (child in
a
..By the first of October it was ideal
tor football November would see it
growing colder .and colder and by
Thanksgiving Day. the iootbal players!
would be glad enough to lay aside their
heavy sweaters and paddedsuits, tor
“the frozen ground was anything but
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in modern years this has all been
and of September with lieutenouxil to
winning thomnly sport or the
0 ‘try and develop football
dates initiie incoming classes. it clie‘
There was no apparent attempt On tour successive championships is well- first game wsszplayod in the middle of '
October and tbolsst conceal. during
season on Nov. ti and tar Yale and
SUOH is BASEBALL-l
it the‘ Braves do fin 'the National
{League championsllpthay will be the . 0“
first club to do so without having in
oral League magnate altering him‘a Sell have nearly as good a chance “Ctheir “new a pitcher who has gainsdJmnfi h
job. together with others on the" team. catching the Athletics as the G‘anujndtional tome at' least one '36” dletora‘ action.
his ‘ clubfljwon a championship. , James,
Rudolph and Tyler wad-n nails the
‘ “33 ““4149“ “d we Red S°x'“".°i b“ inationsl baseball «celebrity-classulast , . d l
gleam. shay-diam; accountants-than um uotjcomlllele. the 93-
ol tame‘untli the ‘middlo’ofth'e‘pres‘v:
out season. The, ".lltiliiltllislbilingualsx
‘Bsirder‘, ..their " Platik and , tidal;
Mach Cross and lie insure tp“7'draw"
match with ‘flllross flocks,
- but .retprnfimn‘tohos ‘
liy «always .a‘ tailors. ..
crassioniu‘. AW am
yet doubtful. yet it ills. dné‘dnn'n! "may w u s.“ 5'
‘ tunity for the gamblers.
isto play with some club; othersbaulbiew
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purchase the Bridgeport baseball Indianapolis r.._.........79 61 .56}
lfranch’isll, is' the statement made my Chicago ..............78 Q2 5&7" rt 4,, its .
. Secretary Reddy.’ This bidder. whose Baltimore ...........T5 65 .5362): twouldv-klll if. i .,
'1 name is not mentioned. has secured a Buflaio ...............71 .65 .51 live pi'obf that‘nhe
L three week‘s option on tho:cllib. His Brooklynu-...-u-mn70 _ 37 ..5 1 right whorl it Wt“
J or was better ‘tlian'tbe other re~ Kansas City . ..... ....g: 2;: .31: any,» otficr’~oar-'-$§ii
4mm "monogamous 18 my one sum“ ...... ”3E. .‘54‘ 81 {40W satires loom? "Wells
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.. ’3 ' New York ................. $1.45..
. filliPE'ths “in“ AMEMCAN L‘EABUE. ‘Washiagton . »
"_— Boston ................. . . . .
GR WICH’ Sept. air—Another: VW’ Results. Chicago .............
we“ ‘0'? “we“ mm“- 0‘ Em" New York. 9.- St. Louis, 2. Cleveland ...........
lino. llm...ihe national sol! ch‘l'm‘m- Other teams not scheduled. Detroit ......... i ......... ......
was the feature of the final rounds oi:I _____ St. Louis ......... .......:‘...4.
play in the invitation golf tournament; ‘ Standing of ell-'5'- ,
"at the Grqlenwich Country Club yester- , ‘ W. L. P.C. Federal Locum. .. .
“a“ , Philadelphia-...” ..... 91 49 .650 Kansas City ..... 1
In the llemi-llnal round "for the beat- Boston _ ....85 5‘ 512»- Chicago .....
:2 figgtgéffimg‘tmwgfxg Detroit ..... .....-..._.75 68 .7524 ‘ St. Louis ,,,,,,,,,,,
V , s“ . ' Washington ..........73 67 .621" Indianapolis
“m” R" “r “m” °‘ °““‘“‘d' 1" "' Chlw‘...........'...6e 74 .471 - ‘Brooklyn .............
_by six and four, but in the afternoon. St. ma..,.~.,........‘63 ~ 77 _450 Buffalo ... ..... W,
when he met Gardiner W. _Whlte. of New York .............64 77 _454 Baltimoregnm ......
““5““ 1* "- “1° “mm“ “mm Cleveland bum-~45 96 319‘ magnum. ...........
hotter than: eron at any dings and was . __- . a
heated, three up and two. . m Today. International Hill'- ,
The MM“ was in great turn, but New York at Detroit. Baltimore ..... .............‘ E
““3 m“ “mums ‘°f “ "'7 “m" "m Philadelphia at Chicago. Montreal ...... ..... '
on the twelfth green, and the clinch-V Boston at St. Louis. Rochester
ing shot of the match was his sinking" “1““;ng lil- Cleveland. Toronto . ....... . ..
Utah’s-Impultmufinnmm 10" -I ~ Buffalo . o u...-o.’--n;ououooo
ill!“ in mm’ ’wmchwe him dormle.‘ "A“WAULEAGUE' Providence‘ . . . t. . . . . ... .
’l’hanext hob was 'lidlvodln'lvoo and .7" Jersey City ..... . . .. . . .
the “we“ ended ‘mt than. Wt Ymodov'o Results. Newark ........ . .. . ....
.8“ Wi‘mfibtm from the toes 5“”. St. Louis, 2; New York, 1 (first ’ ‘
figmonlimdwut he'wssvosk‘on “I? gag)”. 8;.Muis. 9: New York. 0 (”°“N§w1-1AVEN “us To a:
" fii on game. .' AAND
' ‘ Brooklyn, 6: Pittsburgh, 1 (first an”: S ‘ “24—.-
game). Brooklyn, 5; Pittsburgh, 3 NEW ”ME ~ W- -
“anomalous
Tomi storms:
now lhAVEN: .flopt. 24.——.loluinie
. ‘tlon of local boxing fans will
Wednesday
Boston,»3; Cincinnati. 2 (first game). to Stamford 119“ 2 ,
Cincinnati.'-3; Bostou;0 (secondmel. witness the ten-round acutely“,
i l .9: Chi 0.4.. 2 .T‘m‘my 'Shea' 0‘ this my. 7
Ph 13“. phia m iMack. the Newark),ll.°mb°7'
(second game).
“'3‘” “e “‘1' “‘0‘“ “1‘0 W“ 59'“ standing or Clubs. . ills will be fought,be‘tora the soon.
to the flooding club ottho I‘d-State. ‘ , W. L. £03. A. C. The boys will weigh
I‘ll“ under optional W ”V Boston ...............81 66 .591 pounds at 3xo'clock in the
Mflw'ilel Ni will?“ 1“" New York ...........76 63 .547 _ .7.
MM WW “'1‘ “3‘“ 3° “i" at. Louis ...........75 66 .532 HOPPE-INMAN oar-nus to
WNW” ""1“ “PM“ ”in? New Chicago . ..........74 67 .525 What batting hss‘bee'.‘ m
“Hm 0N- Mrw'm ”9'0“” l’hiindalphla ..........68 73 as: Willie Howe-Melbourne _
.Pilosidosit commotion o {W 4“" Brooklyn ....67. 74 .475 national billiard match 11$!
“1‘ “Mimi“ “mm ’0' “9“ ”3“» Pittsburgh .....‘...... .32 77 r .446 even money. Horse in ”PP?“ .. .,
85 .40; cal Inmau at balklinar in smut
it is No Y-a-uilsh that hobo-MW“ chmtpmnuwnn
515 ' Ci-n . same proportion as the firm
“Minion excels him at the mantis . , _
hall of the match. Thomson“
begin in the Hotel Aster. .
with two sessions daily ti:
«dos. They will play a ”‘31
points, or 3,090 at each'styi .
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llama. ‘ Gono- Today.
St. Louis atNow York.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Chlmo at Philadelphia (2).
Cincinnati at Boston (2).
When .‘Nagle want to Reading last
spring it was with ..ibe ballet that
.Coaioronv had catdoose the strings on
him and that the transfer was an
outright purchase~ Nagle wasgrostiy‘
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‘ , Kansas City. 9; Brooklyn. .8.
‘ . Pittsburgh, 9;”. 8t. Wis. 8,
‘ . - . Baltimore. itchicaso. 1.
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siting progress 0': “thefts-ands Pittsburgh u; ..
The bidder is not a baseball
an and ‘he wants an active; player or
airetiredl veteran associated wtilrhiin.
It "be lines not find 'such a sauna
unwa—
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'Kausus City/at: Brooklyn.
"installations nnoruolliyn (2).
Chicago at Baltimore. .
.St. Louis at .Blttshurgli. i", .
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