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The Federal League is dead. it nulmlowlsglsansiacslw Idol statement made yesterday after»!
been dead for some weeks. But iti'
hasn't been buried yet. it reunion for!
the National commissioner this week!
to perform the obsoquies Gilmore.
and his late associates in outlawry Wlill
wNprwalk basketball tans can con-
thomuelres with the thought that]
It all; his not the only teens to be
lowed by the inst Reading quintet
slurhg their journey .to tho Connectl
out handball halls this week. The}
latest. victims at the Reading marvelsl
are the last Blue Ribbons. of Bridge
son. (It. I“, and hope 01’ Manager
boil-y. 'rlie awful deed was (lonelast
light ii Colonial inn, belore a big
crrtlwdl 0! you. 1}!um was de-
tested by the score ol 2! to 11’. Has
cert); the crack center of the visit
on, w the no of the game. scar.
dos tour field baskets and covering
Ute floor in wonderful In“. in his
not“! Willa. 80mm 0‘ hilt
‘blayln an be obtaln‘ when it is
”All; “All: Georg. Smith found
his pace toolboi. and was finally taken
out at the gelatin make room for
H) m. The visitors played in
run-in, we. the nine or which has
never been seen'on‘lhmlridgeport
court. and.“ was granny owing to
title wondermljwle. of playing that
the Blue Ribbons were denoted. Til-i
new style‘wrvplay m to put the
bless. mint or theta stride
unload-m bani-s than
:rii‘ and sure attacks d- the best
Winn! id l’hé
m Christoabal' unearth
"to we. and methane of Dan-
:bunijss the only player who failed
“ditto-shes Leonard's second game
‘witm a. basket. Thomson;
Ribbons- . Realm”
at l. t... ............ l.l numb
Mound r. f ............ r. L, Morris
Smith. c ................ mm
lzrkmsn. l. g. WCE‘L g., Sears
Swanson-w r. g .............. r g., Kerr
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BASEBAll Ill-iii
lleniands of “Red” Murray that he.
gbe siren his unconditional.roleue by
}the Chicago Cubs instead of bins
ftranslerred to Kansas City, ”has been
.manged. has brought out a fine bit
to! baseball law which must be decld»
" . bribe National commission. litur-
‘ y contends that he is a tree agent
, because of» the players’ agreement“
{more years shall be declared a line
torrent provided every major league
'eiub waives on his services. This rule
auras put into eflecl. to allow a player
a chance to sell his services to an-
pther major league club instead oi be
"‘ing forced into the minor, leagues
against his will. ~
When Murray was released by the
Iliisnts a year ago this rule opersted.
and)! wasdeciarrdnallwenm 8e.
‘hmedlateiy signed with the Cubs and
.. [shed the season with the w
.. Nu! the Cabs-rs 1:»th
. liar-stir seniors and be- up.
. translerred to Kansas city. The
- contend flint the players‘ a”
1‘ does not operate since m
5. ' u Wt“ 8119mm
as, with tire Giants.
.m.
ftiuct the services at the \Valdu't As-
‘flir the triumphant penile onntersnoo
which m that a player who has“
been in the major leagues for ten or _
“We”
hold a belated wake in (‘hicsau Satur—
Chuirmall Mliilut Herrmaun of the
train virate. ably assisted by [innl
Jolmsun and John K. Tenor. will can
t DI'AI Hotel at high noon Friday Hm
. r decided this nmlt fitting time
for the rites when he learned that
John E. Bram, the secretary of the
commission, proposed to attend the}
annual spring meeting of the Moon
can Magus at. the \Valdroi Thursdsl
afternoon. Borodin no real business
at tilt Amer-loan m powwow. His-
lnterest in the Johnson circuit passed
with the rule at the St. [lotus Browns
'0 Phil fill. lint John E: is a strange
cremure of habit.
The Natlonslfionunlssion has a host
of odds and end it trialluhds. it was
(let med. more eipediehi to thmh them
out in conference than,thro " tho
malls. Moot lnsvortant 0 nm
cot-tors swam the Fedor-
nl [Angus Mptnln of male “
peaca. The "
ed baseball's bargsan
Federal “WM-Mi
holders 4 the Ball
madam-u its
baseball cannot_sd as much as yet.
The doihy p‘ortenls ll‘o‘flinhgo or heart.
a] . d poorer-to
fiat m Justice
and Johnson has had no opportunity
to submit his pane iavors to his col
leagues. The annual meeting or the
Marlena Imus in Chicano was later-
rupted so that Ban could come East
the stock.
has
with the Nationals and Morals. __
it remains than for the Aster-loll
34;an to provide sisaesns of soiled-
tam: or... minnow rm mitt
will in pus ml was interest! for so
years to close Washington Park to any
rival baseball enterprise. This only
the Nation-l We attended to at. is
meeting last week. In other words uh-
til the. M” ungue ratifies his
power .[ohnsu will not be qualified to
makerlhronsh the National Commis-
sion tho neusssry guarantees.
it is mounted that the National Com-
mlusion. now that the anti-trust suit
Mod!!! 0|! Mr!!! W0 Nib
bass withdraws. will try to cast oil on
the troubled waters at the internal
at was nitration in Baltimm
Federal backers in the Oriole City are
willing to accept almost any sort of
mitten that will let them down
with some show at grace in the eyes
of their fellow atlases. 'l'boylaro or.
en willing to bury the hstohet provid-
adtnebvnnnn rents the Federal rm
tor his mutational urns club.
Hamilton
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PHILADELPHIA. Feb. ic—rbe'
Unread Navy football some. the
most spectacular gridiron struggle in
sag-us. awesomeness-i. RUM
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fl. was: Infill: for
mulls»
As a result 0! winning two games
out at the three played last evening.
the Norwallr bowling team now leads
the three cornered tournament by
ithe margin of one game. Norwaik
won two games from the Palaceteam
last evening. but missed getting a
clean sweep by seven pins? This
margin. however. will be a large one
[or the rival teams to overcome, it
the Norwaik boys keep up their pm-
em {out gait. The Brunswick team
has not yet played any games, and
so have no oiliclal standing in m
tournament The first guns which
this team will play comes Thursday
evening. when the Normal” go to
South Norwaik and, in. bottle toths
Wfiohlilm street rollers. on. their
own alloys. 0n the some nixholbo
Borden Fire. ohm Non-Ah. Ill
play the Norwnllr Cyclones. at th
Non-trolls”. The scores of-ta
Hooker
Pauline ....... v.3,” I! N
Balcorn ........ Trig-f:
Conley ........... “I“ A
Bannigoso
Roan ............... .4.
West ..................
Totals ...... ..... 4's; i5; 4781
Raises.
KY!” “u“ .......... 88 .7. u
Knonr ................. 85 93 05
Teal .................. . Si 91. 101
Raymond ............. 95 M 88
Trendwny . ............ ll 88 ’5
Totals ............... “I. “5 480
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PHILADELPHIA. Rb. 16.—"l have
said my last ball player.” declared
"Connie" black, veteran manager or
the Philadelphia American league
. turn. here last nighr‘in confirming
the mounuhlent from New York
tint .l. Franklin Baker. the home run
hitter and hero 0! several worlds
championship contests, had been sold
to the New. York Americans. linker,
who was here last night. also con-
firmed thoannouncelnent and stated
that ha signodm lumen: contrast
withJJn New York team here. yes
Baker in a statunnbw (Mi
when he ulna-ed hie willow
irons baseballoysarsgo hum“
and hadhadnoidssdl‘dumil‘toi
the game. in spite of many W
odors. He creditedVernon 3. find:
ley, 0! Cambridge. Nd. n lint-l
friend of lack and blunt! with con-
vlncisr bill that he “om-it to him-
sell. in Koch and baseball to m
turn to the game." He said he lull
confident he can play as good ball an
over and that he intends m. his
belt Woes to his new. manger, A
m sawmills claimant to
"siss- that». when. In W or "v.
”'1' mm in: lo Meetings;
noon by President William I Babes-
0! the Philadelphia Nationals a denial
was issued that any part oi the stool-
ol the club had been sold. The con!
trolling interest is owned still by s syn iv
dicste composed of Fred Chandlod, 1
Col. Thomas Murphy, Obestor P. Raw:
and President Willis. D. Baker.
This syndicate owns 65 pos- oont all
the stock, and to emphasise that there
is no chance for any cheats in outta
or the atoll chanzinx hands Wt.
Baker was nothoriud to mnonnco that
then is a four year-smut sill.-
ing among the members or the syndb
onto which prevents any man m
ceiling his holdings.
Nonesuch warm at when be
came of the minority interest of so porl
cent, which it pawn any one .
ottboquartetosrnlnthnupcoont.
wonltgivn. him thaw“ interL
est. fish “bar-with: W
duh- “ am shot them
mored sale of the minority stofiwblfi
would ensue lhn unrebaser to control
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film” . .nfimflwtdlll.z
ottbansnlaflwlllwmwuit
until the arrival dOoaah M about.
the m&m.m Maxi.
the candidates will probably be
out man”.
A larger sou} thanasvsr blown-is i
lawnmower; Isa-e soon-we :
class will tarsal: o m moon'- 0'
good mntorinl thussy'st‘th‘m
weeding classes; “It DOM
Milt-CW .,
esmbotMmmawo-ostn
um. WalOtu’tonisn W‘
and should manhood at anon. Ho.
was not tro- planar drains the
new use by IMUWM W
mdeareoordlorhlrnoeltininten
class contests.
BASEBALL MERGER ORDERED.
AUBURN. R. Y.. Itch. low-Tho
merur. d New inland league and
Eastern annotation basewi clubs.
which has been under consideration
for some time bar a committee ab-
pointnd by the Natiml MW
at, Proteaslanl: Baseball Woes. in4
allawwl-Jn swu- ”swollen _, ‘ ’
tordny by 1. ii. knell. secretary (m.
it» Normal sandals“
The committee. consisting of ll:
knell. Ii. 0. BIMMT. H. lar-
none. In. M in two met
“crests—invested mm I'M
and a wuss public dew-lace
lb concussion out till but intents;
baseball will be conserved by at-
lowing the merger.
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