it down right now,’ answered Muck. 99th“ Young Gr adwell. who meets Hohh-
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’ take it or leave it, said Huggins.
pomcrdry made what is claimed" to, be Birmingham. Aim, Delphi? 5919 99
a worlds record by scoring 58 points ident Kavadaugh 89M W women; 99m“ that itept the Nationals in tii‘e‘ 9
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BOSTON, Oct. 20. ——The New Eng- TROY,N , Y” Oct $09.19.), “val WEST POINT. N. Y.. Oct. 20 .-—An
land League of Professional Baseball Johnny Evers. captain of the Boston agreement 1‘“- finally been “th“
clubs held its annual meeting yester-‘ planes, the world's champions, {by the W3!“ Point and Annapolis
day. President Timothy H. Murnane, 9muslng reception last night upon in: ‘Academies, whereby the continuance
presided. lremm to his home in this city There} at the annual Army— Navy football
Arthur D Cooper. alter belus re- ‘was a parade with ten bands and sev- Same 101‘ the next five years is 88-
elected as secretary-treasurer, ten-‘ oral drum corps and over five than? sured. it was definitely announced
tiered his resignation. it was refused sand men in line Nearly every opihere late yesterday.
and the matter ordered laid on the 9ganizatioll in the city. including the' By this arrangement which has
table. Chamber of Commerce and the tire been approved by the athletic coun-
9'I‘he league voted to amend its con‘fcompanies, were represented, widesiciis or both academies and by the
atltutlon increasing the membership or many prominent mung“ men The Secretary of War and of the Navy.
the board of directors from four to 9marchers carried bagebw bats and red each academy alternately will select
five. the members to be elected on fire and each wore a large button the the site (or the game, the choice this
nuaily, and to meet frequently dur-’
lug the seasons an executive commit-
tee, Representatives of the Portland.
Lowell. Worcester. Lynn and Haver-
hill clubs were Wed to this body
and to them was entrusted the work
of mapping out a schedule for next'
year.
No action on the closing oi the
playing season Dumber Day instead 9
of a week later. or on setting a sal-
ary limit was taken. Notwithstand-
ing many reports of purchases and
deals. no change in the league mom—2
:Idlifl. . MPH“ llflll- MW BRIE
”roll Milli! Evens
size or a tea saucer slid. which bore year to be given to the Navy. The;
Evcrs picture isite is not to be south or Washington
Captain lovers rode st the hm or or north at New York.
the column in an automobile with; “The Middies will choose Franklin
lMl‘iyor Burns ‘and other: city oii‘lciels, {Field Philadelphia, and November 28
and he was wildly cheered all along as the place and date ct this years[
the line or march,- The streets were contest ’
crowded with spectators and Greek in 1915 and 1917 the ‘Army wllhl
the illuminated the line o! march. {pick the site. which undoubtedly willi
After the parade there was 9e. ban-9 he the Polo Grounds in New York. !
quot at the State Armory. at “which A similar plan. stipulating the camel
about 500 guests were present. livers! terms. but running tor ten years in !
.9was welcomed by Mayor Burns and stead oi live, was altered to the two
9 ‘9 he responded. briefly. expressing his athletic councils recently by Score-
bership °' franchise ”margin" d“‘3'”appreciation of the honor shown him' taries Garrison and Daniels it was
0";‘919'6 Lawrence club was awarded by his fellow towmmen. Among accepted by the Army. but rejected
the pennant tor the season of 1914 94mm” present were James F. Gaitney. ‘ by the Nav.y :
. ;president at the Beaten Nationals; The news oi a dual agreement was
“ _meeung 0f the board °t directors, James J. Lauuin, president or the received here with great enthusiasm
“'“d‘ preceded the annual meeting. Boston Americans; Harry N. Hemp: by oflicers and cadets, and the work'
. W .stead. president 0! the New York of coaching a team to meet the Mid-1
w 99 Pg??? :0“ MAEK' Giants; Edward Barrows, president or dies will go on with redoubled spirit. 3
a or e“ 3' sport “3 expert the international league: George Stall-
ol‘ the New York Globe, has the follow: 31188., manager of the world's chem? 9 FEDS’ ATTORNEY H AS ‘A CLAIM l9
lug to say concerning Frankie Madeline“; John B, mm" 9: 130,9me 0!: l
;::e:°fl?“§:$i 3:339 F0” and Dodo'the New York Nation'aisr John J2. no. E. st. Gates, at indianapolis. whol9
“The 59999999919999“ of the henna“; Grow, managero'tthsdiqats' Johuifl.» has represented the Fed‘rhl.1.easue;
lighter is we“ shown in another ob ,Cowsn, commie: nil-moor“. Now in numerous court cases. is said toi
Fl 99 9 iron: iclty’: conform: helix-ins. an 'ba vainly. trying to copy 9103‘! tees
"ms oxers. The iigltsrisii‘rsnllie21996.14anem or public records. New calculating. t9 S16. 000 2 lies played?
Mack, who Flynn has dubbed the . .. 2., g , 2
'Beachlnout Flosh.’ He wouldn‘t—belts} York a"? M f ‘ 1‘ ”mm!“ fifimfm :11:
Flynn lighter unless he had. something‘ ‘ L 3 ' ‘ l
tacked on to his 999999999 9 9 SGANmi. N 93348 IOXlNG GAME. caution r6ceediugs against Chic!
.. , r, The rumor will uptown that when Johnson. Armando no“... William:
.. ”limits“ its new a“ we ...2..; W m m “e
D inertia New York Governor Giynriwfli; in. his hill to or. services rendered somel
much in his favor In his early dorm“ “Red to conduct an investigation um. 580 and is still waiting tor hisl
0: hm": he 3:”: 8‘13”" 0 N9“ 1‘“of ugly stories involving several per-Emmi“... :_ 9 i
‘u‘e G“; ‘3‘; 131° 15" 0“} 5“ “when; identified withctlte control of that ________
.2... 3 5 0’ ‘5 “”9 ° he 9“” sport it is alleged that the license aunotei-i AND oowov OPEN up.
”9 “ad “waged “1 ”mam” my “a for this club will not stand the search-i !
never rose. above the financial high-, light and tidal some or the bouts ai- ' Dick Rudolphmank Gowdy, the:
water mark Then he met Matty Bald-2 ready planned Wm warrant 8 probe slur battery that figured so prominent-
“31.3"“ W “is end he 3“ $20" :by the State Athletic Commission iy in the defeat oi: the Athletics in the'
Thaw line, said Duncan 2-‘EMcDou Since the 93388-33 of the boxing law recent world's series, broke into the
8a“ 1“ mm lsNMacIk 3 name “9:3‘39‘9‘ h; in New York Stats“ ‘5 oomlnon report theatrical game: ‘at Hammerstein’s,
i: ‘9; ‘09:“: 1 0:] tcan go a 8;: an d that the game has ialien into the hands'New York. yesterday Their act con-9
99:9999913 mu 6 or my w e ”1.1-0! a firing." which is prepared to 9ND; sisted of illustrating the strategies
“What do you mean you'll build1thmgs with a high hand. A” 80011 as which proved 3° ““9“!” against
11 u ,, a k d m' n m am” .the his club opens there villi be niatw Connie Mack's erstwhile terrors. Gow-
your 0 5e 5 e ”38380115219612 careful scrutiny. 9dy gave a short talk on club signals.
merit and recalling the small income Rudolph showed how he manipulates
of hit; hauler. ‘How mucll is your .TO MAKE NOME lN ’Nfiw" HAVEN.:1lls 99999990998 deliveries
1103.59 I Leo P. Flynn, the well known box--
on ”6 gm enough to pay “and big manager, last night announced KONETCHY MAKES BROAD RE~
MARK.
9‘1-v1")."
‘TE‘S 1““ makes ‘t fight ' ny :Lore at the Casino. Neyt' Haven, onaf- -
sure “mug“ Mack “a“ 3 mm“ “c" week tram tonl'g ‘ 2 cg", decided to; wellness. Wis. Oct. zo.——Ed Ko-
co‘mt 0‘ 512°" he had made m b%x'imako New Haven; ,. ipture homo/91.9mm, Pirate first baseman. who has
‘l‘g- “5 saved nearly everytlliug9 e Gradwell likes the. surroundings and been fishing near here since the close
30‘ 0‘" 0f the mitt game and “ved E“ has made many friends; during his oi the season, not only confirmed yes-
what he earned as a linotyper in t 8 short stay there H9- will go through lords! the $890" that he had jumped
“99?“? ”9”“ “p at Beachmont Moss. his regular in dirt at Fitzgerald 8: to the Pittsburgh Federals, but de-
Macks shrewdness probably cou9i'9es9199131091693 gymnasium t'hl's atternoon. clared that a large number of other
from the Scotch strain in him. but his starting at 2930 National Leuguers have signed cou~
lighting qualities are attributed to the .99 . 2 itracts to pin y with the Federals. K0.
.5. .
99WNS’ HOME ney would not give any nflmfifi- ~
errwsy betweeh- W ‘ ‘
billion in sol vouua LIMBO BEATS WALLACE.
Irish that's mixed in.
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Hueoms SIGNS 2" Metamucil acid on
, TWO OF REGULARB; Louisi byY‘h‘i pals will play9
Manager Miller Huggins, of the St on the rims soul out year. The Young Limbo defeated Eddie Wal-
Louis Nationals. has arrived at his ,9 , plant has been' lane at the Military a. 0.. mum.
home in Cincinnati for a brief visit, »9 2-Brittons must last night. Limbo had the better at
niter9 which lie is going upon a twog 9 9 2 9“, one. John 3‘ four rounds, three were even and Wal-
weeks trip with friends. Huggins 99 99 the Browns. Glace won three. This! loser-{a right eye
frankly admitted that9 the club has “ Presld‘enfiwu ulnar: closed at the until)
lost both Pitcher Permit and Catcher Johnson; of t
Wiugo to the Federals. but states that sveelr to ad
he has no thought about either Saleem”) The
or Snyder, as both are under contract 1 concrete an
with. St. Louis for next season anmCardinals are
’ Rosewood. , a .-
' . 2 'Wiiliam. 2‘. 00, have
saying 2 boiled to race here, October 28.
‘ thought of j“ A I park will 2 e cud, 000.the winner totske
When- asked about Cozy Doian,99cny .fans. 9
Huggins replied that Doian had beeflgotiations, 9w
c‘luded in the use
Louis Nationals calling for what was. ‘ “£99.13 ‘ SANS.
considered a fair figure; Dclan can? FEDS DISTURB SOUTHERN Y MANDAN N D., ‘.Oct ‘20 4.1th All
LEAGUE ‘ Nationals had to go twelve innings
2"" LITTLE ROCK. Mk- 00L 20.-—-Presl-, here yesterday before being able to
ROGUE RECORD BROKEN' dent W. M. Kavanmlgh yesterday “who“ the All-Americans. 2 to 1. 9 Flet-
CHICAGO 00‘ 20-41mm“ °~ ‘5‘”3" sued a call tor the sinus! meetlns of chess single lolldwed by Clarke’s ocu-
2 of Chicago. western Nroque chommofl- the southern League hf; “.“l’e hold in‘ 9199 goal-9d tug winning his; and it who
13i199“i’li‘iotchor
“MC—Id
one of a". Possible 64 Without 3 "“55! raised by’ raids on the Southern leas~j game. Alexander was in good (crinkl-
.song birds on Sunday shooting trip.
:armed with a warrant,
. _to‘o much.
home run“ in th‘p so‘vh nth ln- 2 L. .
imllmls ill on -
nylph Hill
County Game Warden Wilbur F.
Smith 8m One Man Fined
$33.66 and Another
$44.66
loam nice PMS
“EL-91‘9“! nun
Grantiand Rice is the first of the
DORIS
baseball’ writers to rush into print
with “The All-Star Team,” which an
in this week’s issue of Coilier's
Weekly. in his selection of the men
he says:
leave Nap szoie and Hans Wagner
all any all-star team. But today
they are among the ‘old gods who
have fallen!"
‘it was once a sacrilego to
Catcher. 9
With the evidenee piled so thiCklihSchang ..... ..Phlla (American)
about them that evasion of the encr- 99L- 6- plum
mity of their offense was lmpoaplble.
two residents were yesterday heav-
iiy lined in Shelton tor violating the
some laws. and for destroying ten
Game Warden Wilbur F. Smith. in
talking with a representative or The
Sentinel today was severe in his
denounciatioa oi the acts of these vie
lators.
Having planned the excursion on Third Base.
Saturday. as evidence produced in Baker .............Phlla. (American)
Judge Dillon‘s court indicated. Domi- Left Field;
nick Ferrino and Emilio Gallo depart- Burns .........New York (National)
ed into the woods Sunday with the in- Center Field.
tention. or returning with what game Speaker ..........Boeton (American)
they might get. The credit for the ' .‘R'ig'ht Field.
capture Mr Smith gives to Deputy Cobb ....... Detroit (American)
Gains Warden Arthur Parrott, oi9 Utility.
Strutlord. who caught Ferrino, al- 2‘J. Miller ......... St. Louis (National)
though Gallo escaped. ""—
SlIy Birds Protected by Law.
The hunters killed two white-
throated sparrows, three song spar-
rows, one yellow- throsted rum and
tour warblers These birds Warden
Smith says are protected by the laws
entirely and hold to be valuable mem-
bers of birdom by the records or the
department oi agriculture oi the gov-.
erument. They cut .lnsccts and seed
and are lnvaluabie to the farmer for.
the good Work they accomplish
Smith went to
to identify the birds and to show their‘
:economical value
c Says Deputy Let Him Go.
Gallo was a slippery individual not
was shown by his escape from that
«deputy The man awaited an oppom
tunlty when the warden' s back was
turned and departed across the fields
at top speed. This morning he at-
tempted to justify his action by say-l
in; the deputy let ‘hlm go. Proof of
his being on the alert to escape. his.
further trying jthls morning. was post:
tivo evidence Chief of PoliCe Robbins. f
went toi
Galio's house and just managed to-,‘
catch him, as Gallow would have and
from a rear window and dusted
again.
bonds Ferrino stayed in jail over
night. 1
Each Blame the ethos:
Gallo in court
to put the blame on the 99inch;
Ferrlno would willingly have gone
tree it he could have brought this:
about. Gslic’ s total line amounted to;
$33.66. being $10 and costs for hunt-.
hunting with.9no license. 'Ferrino did
not fare well. being sued 310 and
costs for shooting song birds.- 610
2 and costs for hunting on Sunday, and
$7 and costs for hunting with no il-
cense. paying $44. 86 in all. 9 _9
‘ Knch' tho Latest 9;“: ’
Ferrlno has been in this country
23 years and that he knows the laws
manifested by his statement that be
secured no license because it costs
for a hunting license.
this will be a warning to all who
would brealr the law's in the future.
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BRENNAN BEA9T8 9M'CO‘99I.
BUFFALO. Oct. 20 .——Wlllio (Kitsch;
knockdown. McCoy weighed 158
tors (or discussion. ed seven.
Being tunable is“ procure:
where each tried. '
ing on Sunday and $7 and costs for‘ “
and what he was comb genterday who i
An all'e‘b unset lief 33:15 ,
. f Warden Smith stated: that there
' _haye been a number. ”of. him 9:
breaks this year but“ that he hopes ‘
out) Brennan outboxed A] McCoy.2
claimant oi the middleweight clinch 9
pionshlp. in a fast ten-round bout here 2
last night. Neither boxer horse a.
James ..... ..
Alexander Hl’hlia (National)
. .. ._ .Boston (Nationail
Tesreau ........ New York (National)
Bender . . . . . . ...... Phila. (American)
F mt Base.
liclnnis" Hands (American)
Second Ben.
Collins ... , . . . .. .Phila. (American)
Shoflatcp.
Maranviiie . . . . . . Boston (National)
BIIGKLEV I8 ONLY
HARVARD BIIPPLE
ers yesterday was reduced from 10 to
1. only Captain Brickley. who is recov-
ering from the effects of an operation.
for appendicitis is now out. Among
the crippled who returned to the ileid
yesterday were Malian, «Hardwick, Lo-
gan. Trumbull. Pennock and Sweetzer.
it was thought that. it necessary.
Harvard could present its strongest
.iineup. lacking only Brickley, against
Penn State next Saturday.
iootball strategy at Yale, the Harvard
coaches yesterday had on the field the
Canadian Rugby players
MOORE OUTCL‘ASSES Two AMA-
' TEURSr .
NEW YORK. Oct 20. ——George
Moore. who is. to play Alfredo De Oro
tor the three-cushion championship
next week. showed excellent term in
practice at Doyle’s yesterday. In the
afternoon be defeated Sid Mercer in
sixty innings by a score of 40 to 12.
pit night he won from Frank Koeugh
in titty-eight innings, 40 to 30. This
afternoon and evening he will play
iienry Frantzen and Harry Goldman.
Sheldon tilts incl-n drl C:
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SPORTING NOTES.
The Danbury High school too
team will play Norwsik High sch- -
the South street grounds. Danbury
Wednesday afternoon.
What the managers 01 fighters .
have the public believé' cal)! ,
many a smile. Dan Morgan' is let
the sporting editors are classi
that respect. The latest tune he
played on his little typewriter ban
Willard waltzing out of a match
Battling Levinsky. Wow! Bitty
handling it rather stifliy on the
rapcblnan. Can anyone imagine
fellow like Willard and the
the whitejlopes getting cold test.
the mention of Levinsky’s name -
Levinslty could sting him hold em:
to arouse the fighting spirit 01.3,!
lard to the fullest what a long. it
pleasant dream the battler would
joy. 9
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lt’s something new to have I
sue for the recovery of melt
boxer after he has ensued
the surface indications oi which
to a take. The action at law of
club in St. Louis which is ’
get back what it gave Jack D i
will interest clubs throughout
country. It carried to a slices: ,9
the public as boxers will have
leveling or lose their share 0!
purse.
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2 CHICAGO. Oct. 20.-T9n991 J
manager of Josh Willard. iett‘ to
the hope of clinching a tweut 9
go at Juarez. Mexico. botween‘ W
and Jack Johnson. Jones packed ”
grip in a hurry when he learned
negotiationé were on tor ifs
tween Gunboat Smith and the ‘
Tied, 9Mexicou M
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Bobby Stow and Joe Pepe,
Haven, featured in Stamford‘s 1
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