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5 'Kantl’, by his trickery, had the 09
position players up in the air at all
times an Kauff, more than any,
other lllfi’ldufll on the indianapolis‘
team. was responsible for the fact that
the ludianapolis team won the pen-
nant. "
During the 1914 season Kaufi Illlt'
tor an average of .366. He played 111
131 games. made 210 hits Ind stoic
7.) bases. During the season he made
*eigiit home runs, 712 triples and «if:
two-buggers. ’
he had not .
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li‘tedei’ais' Singer Described as one
of i116; Earliest, Tfickiest Play-
ers in the Game
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3 ‘Benny Kaud. or the lndiauapolis
r‘t ds, is one of the brainicst. trickles!
p: tyeis that 1‘ 1e seen in my career as
a sporting writer,” says Otto Floto, Bill WIDE" SIGNS
mo oi the best known sportyng 911- “IT“ "Ml-REAL cu”
pt rls in tile “(~11
Floto's statement flatly contradicts ,__
111.11 of Unit-y Jones, one-time Detroit. Billy Sunday,
“mnemcn who mm, ,0 say, when list. was a last man in ills day As,
ix‘nuil‘ was Elt't'ltllllletl a second Tyla professional ball player the news
v.1,” papers and sporting writers of the
IiIet-llanical pluyerf ‘085 111111 this says he was one of the
,, 3 I“, hasn‘t um. bruins iiLilt\l llt- 1111s a wonder 111 sttttiing
l'It sceii 'ly (‘obh in action and b.ises.tile1 5‘" and in one game we
we seen most of the other we“ hear 01 his stealing tour buses on
players of both blgleaguea inaction Lonnie Muck. now famous as ““3
,‘nuring the past text years, but 1 don‘ t7 ‘ manager or the Athletics
U” any of them a“ superior to Connie Mack was the catcher oi
331;" says Floto who has seen the the Washington team in 11189.11nd,L
intflanapolis phenom perform in 9. Billy was the right fielder for the
huge flock of games Pittsburgh Pirates. _ The two teams
Kauff's mind is always alert," com; were lighting a life and death battle
iinued Floto. "One day in indium-1 for isstplace. Tile Pittsburgh team:
éupolis Katll‘f was 011 third. it was a w“ a sadly disorganized k" 0‘ ba 11
”gm game Kauff was jumping up players, but the Washington outlit
111d down the third base line but‘no was em" worse
Im- cttr figured that he would ateai' The teams met m Pittsburgh on
tunic "l‘hats exactly what he did‘ August 1, Billy had 1"“ been men-i
3 m M he slid into the bag the batter tioned as manager of the i'ittshurigll
ltitllt'tl off the ball. Kaufi's steal of team and he was playing his headi
li1‘lllC was ill vain, and he was sent 0 it was a miserable game, “‘e
W“, ,0 third papers say. Pittsburgh Won by tho3
’lhen it was that Kauft’ allowed score oi 15 ‘0 3' and Sundays NU
~in he is called a brainy player, for, in was the only brilliant feature
.111 the next swing of the pitcher’s; :rson and Sullivan pitched for,
arm, he was off for home again. The ‘ sshington and Connie Mack was
play was so unexpected that K1111! behind the but Besides stealing the1
stole homo easily and his steaiscorcd. four bases on Connie. Billy drum!
1in run that won the game. if that out glree Mt" scored four runs and
s t-ond steal of home didn‘t show matmnsde tour catches in the outfield}
lsnui‘f is a brainy boy, i wonder what: that did a I“ to keep the Washing:
:1 man must do in baseball to show ton Store down 1
1111.11 he is ever ready to pull the un-
“\DtIClC‘d?
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DOOiN AGREES TO BE A RED.
1 Hilton's confidence in his own but- Baker Convincu Him It’s to H1: in- ‘
Ii1g'11lIility is superb. lt' s a treat to term—Won’t. TeItlfy at Suit. ’
watch him step to the plate. lie PHILADELPHIA, Jan. lb.—-Chsrleyt
stables up there with the some air 01‘ Dooin will catch ‘for the Cincinnati
determination and confidence as Ty 3lteds next season The maskman and
f‘obb. Very often the catchers trltd President Baker, of the Philties, he.
in josh him 111 an attempt to get his a long conference yesterday afternoon
nont.’ But Kauff hands it back to and at the finish Dooin concluded 113
Il (71131 p; good as they glte it——and a‘ would be to his interest to go to (.7111 3
hit Stronger, ‘cinnati which offers him $6.000 a sea--
()ftinles I have seen Kent? 11 alk to son for two years. This makes Dooin3
' tlit plate at a critical moment during 0110 of the highest salaried c-atcheis in
would say to the pitcher:
1
. threats to steal second on the second
‘ usually meantiwhnthé said, and when
. he announced that the would hit the
the game and as he took his place in the country
the "batters box make a little bow to President Baker called Manager liet
the pitcher, and then shoot some re: zog.‘ of the Cincinnati club 011 long dis 1
mark at the pitcher about: ‘tance phone at his farm near Ridgley.
" ‘Weli, old fellow I like you and \lary,land and told him that Dooin had
all that but the occasion demands reconsidered his refusal of early in the
that 1 19.111 one of your shoots to the week and had decided to go to Cincln 1
fur and of the lot, and Kautl’ usually nati. Donia then took the receiver and
‘made good his threat. had a brief conversation with lierzog,
l have seen Kalli! walk to the in which he declared that he would be
plate and, as he took his place. be glad to play in the city of his nativity
and would do everything possible to
“ ‘I'm going to hit the third ball you make a winner out of Cincinnati next
pitch! season. ,
“Early in the season. when the After the conference Dooin was ask-
Iiitchers didn't know much about ed whether or not he would go to 01111
Rand’s ability, they didn’t make any cago to testify at the trust hearing.
particular effort to get the ball out "No, 1 won't find it convenient," lie
0f his way when he WONG announce said. “because I have too much person-
that he would lllt that particular Of- a; business on my hands just now The
raring They thought he was kidding. Chicago trip is or! for good " 5
But later on they learned that Kauft _
BROWN FOOTBALL SCHEDULE.
PROVIDENCE, Jan. 11.—The Brown
second ball or the third. they W011“! football schedule for 1915, issued to
make a pitchout. But Kauil' used to any, is the most interesting in years
go after the second or third oflering Brown retains her excellent position
111 llicliever he named) no matter in the Yale and Harvard schedules
where it was. Usually he met it and and as usual ends with a Thanksgiv-
ielted it a mile or so. ‘lng Day contest with Carliale The
Kalli! 111111911 the same stunts on chief innovation on the schedule is the
bases. e would tell the Opposing substitution of Syracuse for Cornell in
pitclters‘jus‘t when he planned in steal. the big mid-season contest. Other‘
711111 he would so down on that linemen”... are the substitution of WWII
and‘ “why make incline 501116“ Items and Trinity tor Wesleyan and
times, of (nurse, he would 'cross the Norwich The complete schedule fol
IIDDOsltton He would establish a lows. games not otherwise designated
«sliutatlou for making 800d hi! being played in Providence. 3
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Without lialiIuai lament the “W“—
Alter commuting otters from thei
51“..“ [ems cannot M 10‘ Feds Bill Holden. the outfielder who3
played with the Yankees last season.
Lire-organization l8 Hooded—5131111311 with the Montreal club wed-f
' ' nesday Holden was traded to the;
"me Strut“ M hum H Baltimore internationals for Birdie Show You BOW Alway- Bought, and Which 1'“ ”0°“
Mdlmmm Cree ile refused to so. however. h m “I" 0701' 30 ye‘dflfi‘sm the “3mm 0‘
m il “'0" mm and alter a long wall of idleness he lam] In n finfilfi'tflafiz
.was declared a free agent by the
National Commission. Then Holden
discovered that it was impossible to
secure a major league berth. no he
gdecided to catit’hls lot with the Fed;
erais. That 10.31111 September, but
the Feds did not seem custom to
take hint, As 11 result Holden béW
ttunc pecvisll and when the Feds re-i
t'vnily asked him to join them he was
naturally surprised. He still nursed
ball beyond hope of immediate repair. 11 STM‘mN-‘G. however. and when M0“
11‘ they lose. they will have to abandon lmfl bobbed up with a tempting pm-
“, idea 01 legal aid in their any position he concluded to accept. Hol-
Allow no cue to deceive you in this.
All Counter-felts, Initiation and “ Justus-good ” are but
Papal-linen“ that trifle with am] endanger the health 02
outs and Chlldrcn—Experlence against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA.
Castor-la is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pue-
goric, Drops and Soothiuglm raps. It is pleasant.
contains neilther Opium, orphlno not other Narcotic
substance. islta guarantee. It dosh-on Wanna
Ind IllayI Fave on. For more than flIlrtyycar-I
haI been in constant use tor the relief of (Inactivationi
Flatulency, Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles ”It“
Diarrhoea. It regulates the Stomach and novels,
uulmllum the Food, giving healthy and no
The Children? PW!!!»
Gm CASTORIA ALWAYS
BomtheSlgnatureof
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lppareutly the Federal League has}
decided to stake iti hope of success
on one shot.
The suit brought against the Na-
tional Commission Ind the National
and American Leagues certainly has
this look. if the outlaws win the suit.
they will have at least accomplished
the object of wrecking organized buse-
themselves to the pm, of building tor but he Qlil have to learn some;
up an establishment ultnnu wttutt mint; about : bum before he
which they now seek to destroy: can More to 1313.71” to in! company
Baseball fans who love the some """
and would regret to see anything lisp:
pen that would deprive them of the WW MS to ‘ ”L
pleasure of going out to the parks and “n "P BASE“:
yelling for their favorite team. have.
no apparent cause for alarm, however. ; '---*-
Hi the Feds win of course it is going While it has been reported that
to knock baseball galley went. but “my: Charley Brlchléy. W football
arent likely to win. accordlnirto lsw- player. would not participate iii any
yers who have studied both sides 013 branch of athletics this spring. the
the baseball controversy it I: 11 good! steal Ithlota litmulf thy: be will be 4
deal like the story of Jones who 11:1de candidate 9 the Hun“: ”a...
that he almost had 81.0001 ball 1111113.
‘111111 was that? asked his friend ' “When i was at Exeter l playodi
“Well. replied Jones, '1 asked the outfield and when at Ever'ltt lligll
Smith to give it to me. lie said n03! 081mm." said Brinkley yesterday.3
but if he had said yes I'd have had it ‘ ”in my freshman year at t‘ambrldget
iltad a clusc call." 1 also played behind the but. In
There are some objectionable feat “1003‘“ the outfield 1 feel i can,
urea to the national agreement. it 15:8“ 10‘ 0‘ exercise that i would not
not ideal by any means. but it serves: otherwise it makes little difference
‘um purpose of making possible ”193 whether i make the team or not but 3
;liighly specialised and skilled type 0'1 u 1 have Ilwayn been a Iitlthful,
ball player who displays himself ill worker ‘1‘ ““3 ““30 0‘ Harvard:
the major league 3atltletlcc i would, or course. be 1111-:
Nobody—except the Federal league mensely pleased if 1 obtained a reg-t
~ever has denied that some such “1G? With “"11 a second team It
agreement is necessary to the main Cambridge I 33“! no doubt l will;
tenancc of professional baseball on its; ““9 3 chance to keep busy.“
present plane. in some. respects it 1'1 talking WNI Bill Garrison. “183
may collie close to technical violations manager 0‘ “19 Red 50!. It Natickm
of the anti-trust law. yet 111 effect ”‘9 otlwr “‘81“ the man who has
it is a good thing for both players been most prominent in Harvard’s' s3
and magnatea. ‘ football success the last three year-11.,
11‘ this agreement is declared illegal said he liked baseball and Will play
and the big leagues are forced to the game to keep his weight down. 1
dissolve, professional baseball 01 the W
sort the fans have been accustomed to
for more than a quarter of a century.
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Italian Joe Guns outpoiuted Billy ,
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will alwayshave the host. club. The 3 _ , .7 ‘
Federal League. unless it builds upon . ~ -
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“131% new
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no minor league worth considering it WM 1‘ ‘0 I... “In,“ 3,
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slblllty of sales. they cannot mpke
ends meet.
With the death of the minors. the
major leagues, or whatever organiza-
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would be expéctlns him to do it 231 Vermont Oct. '20; Yale at New teams at the. top orthe ladder wIII be
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