. will me ms 081'
g 10 stem slum
Maranville, says a Boston enthusiast.
mite can give such evidence of power on by, own recognizance ndln a . W- L P.C- Chicago. 8; Baltimore. 5
as he puts into his throws and hits. home: hum De 1‘ ifignhm‘ggo‘m: “1:: 11:33:31: Philadelphia ....... ...92 is .052. pmsbwgh.s¢,.mm, "in;
But his throwing and his hitting are The flxhter was Oman, served Association in New '1 Id Wednes- Boston ..... ..... 86 54 .314 ......—
forgotten wheu Maranville mtches with a summons, which he disregard- day it ‘5 likely that the 8“;- players Washington .......76 B7 .6283 Standing of Clubs.
a fly No other ball pla)'er on earth ed whereupon a warrant was issued. would have been suspended and lined Detroit ...... . ......... 75 68 .624 . W- L
does it in the same way ’He dashes Learning of that. Johngon returned . considerable number of 50011 iron Chicago ...... 66 76 .468 Chicago .............. 79 62
after it and then stands looking up from ”7m “5 m his MA 0°.th ' ‘New York ............64 77 .464 Indianapolis ..........79 62
at it as it descends. His arms lie The trouble amawhan Jmla w. ‘ Mr i’iant who was hurt beyond ex- St. Louis ............63 78 .447 Baltimore ............75 53
lowly at his side He doesn't set tomobiie was standing outside a Lol- m1“ u‘ the rum 0, m players Cleveland ..... 45 as .315 Buffalo ..... .....72 65
himself a particle. The ball comes mm Baum but... mo, 1,, “mi sflter the line mm” m which he “a --A— Brooklyn .....71 61
00W" rapldly. It nears him faster its owner was being shaved. It caused
'a crowd to, collect, interfering with
v Just as it comes on a level with his the trailic. A policeman directed the
head he puts his hands together at negro“ to move his car along, which
, his waist and noncllalantly catches Johnson refused to do until his shav-
3. it He is the only star in captivity ing had been finished. adeompanying
, and faster
ms insists names
Asrtouaolmtlcs
. —-———_—
5 When fans go out to see the Braves LONDON, Sept. 25. Jack Johnson,
,A. play they go chiefly to see Johnny the pugilist,whonowagain claimsAm-
- Evers, the great trio of pitchers—hand erican citizenship,
:' who catches a ball in this remarkable his refusal with the language com-
1 manner.
If Fans gasp When he performs the
r stunt. They are always looking for
him to drop lt—but he apparently
never does.
' HAP MYERS runes-reuse
WITWJYPHOIC FEVER
‘Much concern was occasioned
Feds yesterday when they were
plained of.
sprilcmnlls m
unmissable
BOSTON. Sept. 25.—0fliolal notice of
_ the the progress of the Braves toward
.. officials and players of the Brooklyn capturing the National League pen-
in- nest and participating in the world's
and as usual. hi isngmtroubie, Morton F’ Plant, “m the latter had
' ‘ ‘ h pre- .
The women like to watch Maran- liminary the cause Because he used usedthem as white men all season,
ville because he is so little and no language that a London policeman dea due only to the {m that Owner th game).
, cuts; the men because he is such a scribes as illegal John” W“ mum who u really too spo a, has
.hundle of energy and accurate Judg before. the magistrate at Bow street lute ed for them rtemsnllk
ment, and they marvel that such a yawn” on .1 "mm and w“ held reed .
mil casss* r0:
moraines:
.. fl
That the seven reprobate New Inn-
don Planters who threatened louuit
on Manager Gene McCall sud Owner,
5""! it
i
i
are to escape severe punishment. is
_ Had it not been,
for his wishes and those of Manager
dealt with them. feels so keenly the
affront that he is considering giving'
up the game. This is to be deplored"
from the standpoint of league stabil-
ity, but no one can «insure Mr. Plant
for any action, however radkial, be‘
President O’Rourke and President‘
Timothy ii. Mumane, of file New'
England League, the board of control
for the New london—lawrenee post-f
season series for. the championship of
but Mr. Plant's request has changed
their intentions. The only punish~
formed that the condition of Hap My- series was taken yesterday by the erous'ownor.
" era has become serious and that dur management of the local club. Sacra-I
. .istered 104 degrees.
;
, ’ the end of last Friday’s game. in Which
; 1 ”he took part. Upon leaving the field
As he complained of a chill and was hurc
med home do his machine and want to
bed. believing a night's rest would
bringiilim around. Later in the night
his physicianwas summoned and found
his condition unfavorable; in fact, he
feared the patient was on the verge
. of an attack of typhoid fever. Every
possible care is being afforded the
Sufferer and it is the earnest hope of
all that the crisis will be passed before
, tonight and that the big-first baseman
' ‘i will soonabe on the road to a speedy
recovery. I
CHAMPs GOT LITTLE.
Players who took part in‘tlle New
London-Lawrence post season series
did not receive as much as the par.
ticipnnts in the , Hartford—Lowell
games last year. Reports of the Na-
tional board, which had charge of the
series, show that the Lawrence play-
ers’ share of the first four games was
$1,529.19. There were 14 men to
share this and each received $109.23.
The New London piayers.:h‘nd $1,019.46
' to divide and as 17 men were included
3 . they each. got 893. 97. ..
" The. six games played in the present
series dréu a télal‘of 85,700 at the
gate. Last year the series! brought.
$7,528.10 to the box office. The Law-
rence management received 31,290 for
its shareof the entire series and the
New London management got . the
same sum.
KID LEWIS, BRASS CITY
BOXER, SUN-”ERG lNJURY not. at all. He. is wandering around
W ATERBURY 38M. 25 “-Kld Lew- Franklin Fields these days looking Aioi'
' who ,was rowing material. Yesterday he come
is. the Waterbury boxer,
knockeaoutbywud Bill Fleming dur- “9 ‘0 s “WWW med
lag the latter part of last season at ‘3‘"? ,
"You will make a crew man.” he
. the Casino. in» New Haven, will be una-
~ ble to box for some time.
'Bro’s.’ mill, Waterbury, recently, and
had three fingers so badly cut by a football “Wishe-
buzz saw that he may have to have at
least one amputated
Matchmaker '
made arrangements to have Lewis
one. two or three day allotments, with.
preference to those asking for tick-
ets for. three Juan, and for surrea-
sonable number ‘of seats for each
game, those applying =for one or . two
to have first call.
cording to Becrbtsry Nickerson, by
which it is hoped to circumvent
schemes of speculators to secure
blocks cf tickets.
local headquarters more than a month
ago, and more than 500 were received
yesterday. Beginning today an extra
form of clerks will be employed to
handle the business.
CONNIE MACK “EXPECTB”
the Philadelphia Americans are not
worrying as to the putcome of the Am
ericnn League pennant race,
Mack. manager .01! the world's sham-
' ~ pious, asserted here yesterday. '
. 'A‘llro‘rry never will
games." he~ explained.
pilia club, which is leading Boston. its
closest rival, by live and one-half
games. would win the flag, Mack said:
Lewis met “‘3' '
with an accident at his work in Tracy meme:
Applications 'wlll be granted for
Arrangements are being made. ac-
The first applications reached the
...—r
To BE IN AT THE FINISH
CHICAGO, Sept. Zia—«Members of
Connie
win baseball
Asked if he thought the Philadel-
“We expect to be in the finish. "
VIVIAN NIOKALLs ON DECK.‘
Vivian Nickalls is not in Europe:
New-
"I want. you to report for fall
“But I never rowed " protested the
... Baseball “Results
AYostordav'l Results. '
New York-Detroit, rain.
Philadelphia. 6; Chicago, 4.
Boston, 5; St. Mule, 1.
Washington. 5; Cleveland. 2 (first
(second game):
Washington at Cleveland.
ob.-
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
St. Louis. 4: New York, a.
Brooklyn. 3: mm. 2.
Boston. 6:
New England. were ready to take the game).
matter up with the national board. and game. 3 innings, darkness).
Chicago. a; Philadelphia. 8 (first
AMERICAN Lands.
Washington. 5; Cleveland, 0
Standlnp of Clubs. pings).
*—
mev'l RM“...
Cincinnati, 0 (first
Boston, 2; Cincinnati, 2 (sec
Cincinnati "4..."..57
Yesterday's Results.
Brooklyn. 3; KansalCltyJ .
Buffalo, 1; lndlanapoiis, 0 (14 in-
Chlcago at Brooklyn.
Kansas City at Buffalo.
St. Louis at Baltimore.
lndianspolls‘ at Pittsburgh.
85
, Games. Today.
st. Ennis at New York.
Pittsburgh st illooklyn.
Cincinnati at fission (z).
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Games Today. Kansas City .. ...66 74
New York at Detroit. St. Louis .............62 81
Philadelphia at Chicago. Pittsburgh . . . .. ..Si 81
Boston at St. Louis. —-——
Games Today.
RIDERAL LEAGUI.
Yesterday’s Results.
Providence, 4; Baltimore, 2.
Newark, 5; Jersey City. 4.
gm). Phllddalphia, ‘3 (”“3380- 3 Toronto. 6; Rochester. 5,
most new will be that the militant second a. t l-B ifalo rain. ‘5
ones will lose their share of the Int ( m ) Mon res u .
two games, volunteered by their Ion. Unwrap—of.“ sun!“ .g m
W. L. RC.
oi perfect blue.
IIIIIGABII FDIITBIIL
8TH EITEIIB IILE
I“
I'
Several important football trans- ' I,
fers have been made for the season of‘ !
1914. Yale is favored by the addi-
tion ofJack Foote, who was a star:
tackle for Chicago University and will
be eligible in 1915. ,
Lamberton. a Princeton and of last
season, and Guyon, the great Carl'lslo
star. are out for the University of! t
Wisconsin eleven. Both are apparent- 'I
ly eligible to be Badgers this year. ‘“ '
“Arlle” Mucks, the giant shotputter I
and discus thrower. who when a ,
schoolboy at Oshkosh, Wis., put the
12 pound shot 55 feet, 9 inches, for '
the world’s interscholastlc record. is
also out for the Wisconsin line.‘
Mucks is a mountain of flesh an mus-
cle. .. I
l
FOR THE 's‘rEENTHzaglmE I
Packey McFarland. .who has been
boxing ten‘years. is the latest star
of the fistlc profession to announce
his retirement. Billy Gibson, the
New York promoter, has Just recdlved
a ietterfrontMcI-larla'nd, who is in ‘
San Francisco with his bride, in
which he says that he has decided I
to retire from the ring for good. He I
claima that all his time in the future
will have to be taken up looking
after his wife's interests in a brew-
ery at Juliet, 111.. left to her by; her‘f'- -'
father. Packey’a last fight was with
Johnny “Kid" Alberta. at Waterbury,
on November 20, 1913: ' 7%“ s
I
GREAT MASTER DEFEATEH.
Ben. Walterhouse. master: of pocket
billiards in the City of Norwalk. was
M'FARLAND QUITS RING _‘ ‘ . j
"I don’ t care; you will make a crew
man. 9"“ “’5“ 7“.” to "m to! parlor, dost night.. Mr. . Walterlsouae
Dim Buckley mind me ” And Vivian walked away. ‘
perform on ma am in the coming THREE DAY: OUSPEN‘ION.
boxing carnival at Waterbury, for
which he received a permit recently,
mediately changed his plants.
mother boxer will be scoutediii"
=stsll!
. {melon INFORMATION. :13“.
.—
,1.
FOR WNMEN HENZOGi will be Mr. Walterhouse' a last appear-
BOTON SODt- 253‘1431138“ H9" sauce. as ‘Adefeat eliminates one from
but Lewis informed Buckley of his 105. of the Cincinnati Nationals, wwlcontinuing.
misfortune and the matchmaker int; notified by Secretary Heydler. 0! the great hope: of going to the world's so?
3n: {6118119 yesterday that he had been sus- ‘ries, as this is the prize of the prudnt
“ 57mm three days. The suspen- monumental; the Knorrparlors.
sio'n results from Horton’s objections
his ruling by some Wily is the
~ Alli-Ii 5w aye-Wu double he‘df
.- WYW Ihouldnt shy liW; 3;.5 ‘er. . when Smith. of Boston, was
But I do know;l
.‘New York Titling"? w1ogmm .7 ..
, i' .
u 4 _ .
' We secured hail eleven hits in yes-x
bachelor. nnless mustang. subsets some rail on s‘ hill which tel-day‘s doubleheader sits {trashing
laid down to rest, at Knorr's billiard ,
..and pander, Mr‘. Dermott, were easily
defeated by Steve pochwin- and Iii-.1
Rudder. by the score of 170- 160. This
Mr. Walterholise has.“
A will-l Wish m I
The Cleveland club of the American
ed h‘y‘ a boy in the anomalous, mommies-bury“ ‘7
‘ www.mmum I
It is stated on very good authority, mm“
ing the past 12 hours his fever had reg- tau-y Herman E Niokerson announced however, , ,
Hap was appa- that applications for seats 2... world's I
rentiy in fine physical condition up to WW that may he Ill-”ed here
would be tabulated beginning today
and reservations made in Elie order of
I‘QCQIDE ..' I
that Owner Plant I”. asked New York .. ..........18 iii
Manager McCann to rid the team 9t St Denis ...... ".....70 06
the seven players who so little become Chicago
their surroundings. They show can Philmlphla ..........IS 74
pletely yellow against a background W ““1".“ “n“_ .A
'm‘b‘“ i}o‘suoco-aa 78
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Foil‘i‘PaCiiAsjge
W. L.
JNAProvldence ...........93 69
M3,Buifslo............
535 Rochester ............80 88
524A'i‘omnto ..............73 68.
A”.Baltimore..............7.2 76
A79,Newark
Afllllontreal ..........-...59
...87 60
76
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
.. M, —. .l’“ o.;‘>/""“a.\. ’“&11 .n
A , A film ngly- .--... AA NEW HAVEN, Sept. 25. ——Wlth botil
' Jersey City at Newark. Bunny Ford and Frankie Mack right;
Providence at Baltimore. here at wink, inserts! in the ail-”round
Buffalo at Montreal. ring struggle between these two light:
Roche“! II Toronto.- weights, which takes place next Male:
——-—————————— ,day night at the Casino, is increasiill-
WEEK'S access or none as land ml. bout is me talk or the local
THE'W LEAGUEI. light fraternity. There is much speed
, """ lstion ‘as to the outcome of the loss
“Ml ‘Lrlm- boat and opinions are divided" to:
New York ... 4 probable winner. “mnum‘g; “
Philadelphia . .. ... . . . .... ... ..25 3 slight favorite in the betting, m
Brooklyn ......................35 hope, from the file! “at he ha)“
Boston ........................24 anddefeated much emu“ b01811“
Pittsburgh ...........-........12 “1050 when memnuuedm
ChIQ‘O ”...”...e......n.....23 to meet during his weer IS I m
P11 Clucmnstizo mm .
:5“, St. Louis . ...... ...............26 The idea of Ford not being m an
.632 Amman L us. best of shape for this bout is quickly
.511; “I checked when taking speep at bins
514 Phuldeiphlh ..................28 at work. Bunny {Banal-tum ‘3“:
N71 New York ........ ..15 crowd every afternoon and m _
.434 Washington . ...... ............27 1181' m which he goes “ITO!“
A500 30“” 41 work shows him to be in the m
Chicago ........ . ...... .. . .. . . .38 possible condition and ready and
Cleveland . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . ..11 to tackle the Boston “SMVGIKM
’DGILI‘O“ . . n . .e no ... ....‘n . . . . . . .16 Monday night. Ford IE was m
st- M218 ..oo...o-.-n..e eeeee no 9 interest m his Work “d luv"
stones unturned in his training.
Fades-i m“ realises he is up against a still pit
Kansas City ..22 oaition in Mack and wants toibe
Chicago 13 better shape than ever before when
St. Louis. ..... .8 .gmmtheringtodutyforzoroum
Indianapolis ....... ........ .13 Mack is working out with Ohio
Brooklyn 15 Brown and shows to be in line assas-
Buflalo ............. ....... .... 8 Mack ‘51“; on his feet and apps“!
Baltimore ........... . ......... 13 able in hit as hard as he has IIWHAA
Pittsburgh . .. . . .. . .....12 been given credit for hitting. Ho "
‘ ~----- ' mfly down to weight and as sues:
"”lnu‘rnatlonailcagus. T u can be Mack is confident of no
EC. Baltimore .18 only beating Ford. but “Y“ be I’"
.612 Montreal ill. lieves he will be able to stop milk '
.592 . Rochester 17 side of 18 rounds. He understand ‘
.689 Toronto .......................81 Ford is about as toughas any on“
.618 Buffalo ... .18 boys he basever met, but “light“
.100 Providence .........36 sharp shooter thinks he canli A
.483 Jersey City ............26 the mark with such force that. M
.los; Newark .. 37 will be put temporarily 0‘“- 0‘ I).
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