about)“ 111111313,"
"1“" warm-1c”.- ~a— at m. 'A
NEANEGAS' NNiO‘t' OPENS NAN
ON ORGANIZED BAGEOAIE
full: Says No Matt Will Sign liltii‘
Requests Are Granted
TV i-ZW YORK. Jan. 1‘2.-—Thc dzciara
‘t 10.1 of lirmtident Film: of thc lla
hail l’la3cr5 Pratt-rum, that
ittltlcrls for the bs-ttermcnt of condi-
110115 for minor league pl.t3cr;5' were
figrnnled them would be no need of
training camps this spring gave a
a‘rtous aspect today to the contro-
itrry bctvl'cen owners and players.
't‘l.;1 fraternity last night sltowcd that
it Incant business by announcing t1):-
xiulztou of Barry 11‘. Salee, the New
gl't'rk National Lcague pitcher, on
'Ihc gIouud that he had brokcn his
phage. it) await permi55ion of tho or-
xuttizatiog before signal}: :1 contract
l‘ret-‘itlt'nt Fultz intimate-.5 that the
1.1..jotit3' 01' major league piavnz‘a at‘1
so‘iuly behind the minor leaguors in
11.141 tight. H11 held a scent cou-
‘lI'lrllt‘t’ at. Philadelphia last. night:
with ahom twenty major and minor
1.5.5.1111 players. it i.5 exported 1.".z1t
12111 situation will be dist-1151311111411 tht1
fichcduie meeting ot the big leagues
5- lu-re next Monday.
A . ..otfttl
. .
.. og:i¢.,~. ..a .
5.. ”Arr“. .
“put-w"
GiASSiliGANON Of NONI
(By Irish )
.A‘A
ll 111.1115 gone, by, man fought with
111.5 haIFfs, mouth and ft-ct. lie dug,
'rctatt-hed. gorgcd and did anything in A
Jact. to disable his opponent.
'3111 tiid‘in ot‘dc‘r te.protcct hituscll’
to his life for in those
I lhe strongest, man won.
curliest fighters: who 113111111111-
11! in for:1 thc public and gavc exhihi
.1 4111.5 I‘onpt‘ofit dcpcndctl on brute
'11111 and tht1 ability to taitc It beat
.1 114.
This
.53in
do ya
"‘itv
lIIIall3'.' "hox'(1r5 who had ' inure
cj’flltllls than .5110ng‘th thought out :11.
' pl1u which would had their opponent'
l I ttt‘c hilltI-Ielltattt and lemma 1101‘;
1:11 on of lIi.51 strep-1th. This 1.0 did by
icaItIn 11111311ng and putting- nvcr
v 11111 tl't1A3'11r toot pork A:Wht1n other
:{9 lIteIstsaw, how. wcll the schema
F t . ‘Ilit‘d ft-hcy'too adopted it And so
,_V‘"l1lt1 pIt-scnt. ntcttIAo‘d of boxing arcti-
bfl‘ ,1 ' f... .
It; ailing Knoll c:'1fn,lI_e-fVIl:..:;5-iti11d. put
the lint? chip‘s of tighten: , .athct'
filth: n tht1 .5.-1mm. He depend~1 on hi?
"::tr-1uiztlt. lpot‘JIlh head! AAlie l‘llfill‘t’q
$3.110 his: also and trioayto ptntAtmt-i
AA'AEIEIII up. "11119133111 i‘tot takc Aim advicc
4"." hi.5 Infapat. «WI-5 and accouds uniosr
51.1 i5 bcAin5; bqabcn We would 11:]-
Atom him to pr-attisc up on I‘I1intiuc
VA: .11! of the 541111113. Let him lt-arr
i'ood footwork 'md to 11.511 his head
fi l some otitt1t'._manilt1t'lather than :1
A5'A11'lattmIng1-ranI. If 1111 should care tc
1.1111111 thj5 advice ti'c have no doubt
' but that ht: “ill AI'ttaiII thc titlo for
A'.“1“.‘ll.5' to conic. A
JOE TI'NKER SAYS; CUBS FINIGA
art'JUST WHERE THEY
BELONGED.
iii.
.t
’il.c ft'Illott'lnn' hit of commcnt i't'ott
.irm Tinker appears in the. Feb. insut
o: the Baseball Magazine out thi.
“week it gives about the fairest or
{illillfllloll of 'l‘initcr'5 side of th.
that.- u'e ‘havc run act-011.5. in
11mm time.
"i know the difllcnltics that handi
-t1I_Iptd 1111-1 last your more than :1'113
1-i.~'-c knows them. ,L‘x‘alttrt'J'I',
are a numbcr of things whici
‘Vt (oultin‘t diacuss for publication and
\x'llltll wouldn't do any good it' I tliz:
tut when you try to combine :1. tca=
of playtjl‘s whoarc lookcd upon with
:1 111.1..1. too friendly (13‘0 by the mas
of Mayors inthelcaguc (11.5 wcz'ctnost
(1 -t' I) 1.1 Federal lca'que playcrs on tht
.' ‘IIIIS ), w‘ith a team which comprise:
:4111 at vctcrtms of low.' standing it
(rnaitized baseball. you havc n. ma:
4' 3511
(‘III‘
'.'II'.‘. 1
5r." job on your hands. The, main
gluing about any club is harmony
\"IIen ‘31011 tic a cat to It bull do;
3111 (au't cxpct-t much harmony.
"‘."it:tl'JPS \\'!1Q:;l11natt has aiwa}.
I1'I'illt"(l1_fllll‘ line. He stood by m:
t‘roughou’ l \1.‘:1.5' a winner for hit
the i1‘t1dcral lIcagItc. camc near
ff mania}: llll‘ pennant the, first year.
" Hid win it the scconti. lit! hopcd 1
Win front the start with titt-
111: «11:.5lrut1ted ("1:b5. l hoped 1 0.0111
.1151 hilt tlIc‘ 19511“ \t' :15 not greatl
I"!
.
. . t.' .'ttc-ut~ from what l Iould I‘tasm
__, : hit' lit-1W1 txpo'1teti.
‘l Vd't‘fti't want .1113 1110:. titan m'
; :lltvt- fhut I do 331111 that t.. Th-
Zimokl’yw club i-bcllcve. W715 a siren"
w tram than an)'1\\‘ili(’ll could pass!
M3 bl: E‘t'cnlctl out of 'tlw'discordat'
“no (laments. 'I‘lIc Pitillics had my
the pennant the prccctiinc your. T2111"
\ 1'“- sun» to bc powerful but seaso.
fI-r '11. Mutter, ducal 1:0 to pieces 33
at utcc, The drum it'l‘éfi‘w stron
13111:.» ”a" (llama wore admittedly tbt‘
Hm! powerful team in the team I!‘
Mitt: Iron]: thew mytc {our 15th
a In“! the 4 IN And that's
Hut-1c to blotted—Fifth.“
unit-5.; '
l
'SPORTSI
NANEEEEGE NANlS iO Ot til
<‘I__
EASTERN LEAGUE ONGE NONE
Lawrence for the time being is
again holding the center of the stage
in regard to Eastern
Some business men in Lawrence are
endeavoring to form a stock company
to My :1 franchitv: and keep Eastern
league baseball in that town. The men
promotion the schpmc have. their eyes
on the Portland franclI‘1'c, believing
that l‘kti‘fy is not satisfied with his
present location and that he might be.
indttrcd to «It'll out. Th9 move was
started following the announcementf
that Louie P. Picncr forn'er manager
of the from hasnball ‘1‘am vvmtld like
~40 put :1, ball club in Lawrencc. Pieper
made a pool showing during cacti of
the 1311"1 year-1. which he managed the
Lyon club. lie is now in Lawrence
and hna told rascball men there that
he would like to got back in the traine'
and as manancr of the Lawrencn club. ,
ill: will probably be given the position
of pilot if the move. guns through.
A The move is very important. if the
Lawrcnco peoplt1 got hold of the) Port-
land francltisn, the league. will appar-
cntiy be inrtucd for the scason of 1917
unless 9011111 other magnatc decides
that All) would like to change his iron 1
which in his
chisc to another city
opinion 11 ou‘d 1111 a boiler place for
Eastern 11171311111 bacc‘ball At present.
jail the otVn/‘t'5 but Duffy 0" Forums“
arc :IppuI-cntl3 satisfivd nith Inc 10-
nations of their frIIInchhcs.TlttA1re are
ust. (Iain ot these 031nt1r5 the num-
h“? which ‘ltc- league. desires but law:
come into no haschall club. if Port-
the extreme 1101 t‘lIt‘tn part of the cir~
cult. would b? cut off and a comptci
clrcu‘t would bu fortncd. _
While the Eastern league directors
would IAIot llkc to act- Duffy drop out
of the league they would to very much
pic'tsed if .It‘inal 'Acttl'on'tt‘nl‘ of the
ntattm'n with h now h‘ang' tire. could be
made it took thP'M’nAP'lm some time
to settle thc affair-s of tho Lawrence
club- but that pay: firi11lly:dpnc‘to rhc'
entlrc 5111:1193ch ,of unconcerned.
Now the 1101111111.: curve I13 the only'mtita
tor Avrhit:h is canning ripples-to appear
on the uurl‘acu.
would, of courac. liltc to .5011 this mat-
tcr cleared up for thou thcy could
start ahead with a definite (truth in
mind and plan the campaign for the
coming season Of course thl.5 will
b'c done before long anyway but if it
could be 5011! d without any turrtltc
4.
. bundying so much the lit-.tter
Lawrence Inna are hopeful that th.n
Portland or some other fianchisc will
be trnn'athrI-d to their town for they
want Eastern l1 aguc baseball again.
The Eastern icazuc laat scat-ton fur-
nished somc of the host baseball that
uminor leamto ever had in this sec-
tion. Fans rcalize this and they rea-
lizc too that ..latlt season “11.5 thc first
of the league. E31111 bettcr things are
expected this 1511151111 and Lawrence
baseball fair: do not wish to ho left‘
on the out" ldc. .
M- .m...
BALLPLAYER GARRY DEAD
l’lTTSl’ lULl‘, Masa. .lttn.13.~ Jatncs
’i'urzy'. 4
‘oatott National I
l 13113.qu11 htrc today.
played on and managed many
during his long baseball career. He
11115 in the. Wmtcm, International
New York State. Michigan and East-
em Leagues His last engagement
was as umpire in the Eastern League
in 1914. Garry at one time couched
.cague Baseball Club
Garry had
clubs
versity nines.
. _ ,_..
scutlnel Advs. pay. Try one.
""u mnWng§*nWLA 13$ EVEMEEQCSW “EL -
league affairs. f
'l'ht1 Alcatruc. dircctor's,
2 years old a member of the?
Holy Cross. Fordham and Lchigb Uni l
x
Opinions and Gossip
BY IRISH
11
3A NEW SYSlEN
Oi: '1" ii IiEEG AVERAGES
I Front Feb. Baseball Magazine.) 3
l'li‘ct'ybody’s doing it—gctting the
81'“)
itunz is scheduled to meet Charlie.
t’ 11.5 in Daubury on January 22. Easy"
Iiclung for the local boy. A
”i‘u'as .1 wisc pink who said, “an
amateur is a person too old to cout-
prte.”
("1111111 upon a limo. the good old N.
ll. S. had a basketball team. But
11(131' times do change. The (fellows?)
strut around sucking their
tluIIIbs. it‘s about time somebody
started something.
LOW
WEI—pentlcr wants to meet Williard
i1'1 london, the proceeds of the fight;
'tc "o to the Red (‘1'055 Since tits
Iiiantplon wont tight in this country:
for iovt1 nor Inoncy, ma3l1c t‘wtm'
"51115-1111" induccntcnts will draw llllllA
out of his shell. ,
1 ~— 1 I
\\ l11lc t1thtI3ing .1 little skating on of
certain local pond last evening, we!
uptit‘cd out good lricnt “Billie " pre- ‘
Hullliiilly having a great. Luge in thA
.5naptho-whip 5:13pm] "You stumbl
oucc “Billie" btltl’flwh'mdm toy
I" .1 1.3
you re thrcc‘.“ 1; . 1
. IE1 1
\01 walk 89111113 to hat :1 some. dill-s
land “an. tratufcned untmvroncg' Atitulty in disposing of her. oppone is Friday
whilo‘ playing- under league rules 11.
in a not with opcli baakctb,‘ lnaam I}
as may of tho Ntll‘AWitll plitycrs 11an
never pAla3I1d uudci such Vcondltior'ts
bcforc. this: is not surprising. -'
if we. were betting. mu wc surc
\t‘riuld‘ but on IiIc married men in tho
.\lI:3'IIVuwI11 Hook and Ladder Com-
ltuiyminochlo tournament {between
this single .IntlinIurried mm: which 1111
.LQ b95111. nrM 1331ch The "hot:
pt ch11" have to motto up for loat tinge
when away from bomoaund thdIrA
wives.
Frctl Fulton has caused a grout
nomination in thc sporting world by
proving that ho is there. Tucudtty
night he took Toni Cowlcr and made
ihltn rcsctnblc .5'un1dricd, squintcd
tuctttnbcr. A
it
'1(\.1
"1.1111111" Bresslcr and Thomas Sitcc-'
ban have been pnconditionally :rc«
leased from the Philadelphia Ameri-
can Leamtc Club by Manager 11111111.,
“Did you feel the explosion?"
And today is Saturday. How monot»
ouous the days succeed one another.
Clark Griffith wants the whole
Cleveland team for Walter Johnson.
That’s nothing. look at what “Chic"
Brown wants. .
Percy Haughion declares. that the
game of baseball is unbalanced. He
,probably got that idea 110111 watching
'Georgc Stallinga and Johnny» Evers
just after some players had pulled a
bone.
5
The interstate League has gone. to
smash, and there is now talk of a
'Connccticut B111=ketball League. Guess
it. will be a three team organization,
inasmuch as Norwalk absolutely re-
fuses to be forced in Maybe thcy can
get New Canaan.
"Pepper" Martin pleased th Ht'ldgo-
port 1.115 Thursday night, as much as
he did tho him-walk crowd, on Jana
uztry 5th. ‘V'i’cppeW is a font clean'
man and tie in in the analogue”.
Ininutc.1- .: '
W911 ovcr '
I'thu fit 'Itiza
11343114150111 30113111111305... '
m ' A 1
manual: mi: Irving EItIIAIizAiIAlm ur
tungbt't‘tcuttr Wt Frankie ('obttt'cy
in New York. Last week the fighting
fireman bonitfni in 11 0101111511111 dolltua
in a- sinAgIé fight and the; local chum-
plon secs 11330115011 -,3\"hy he cannon
do likewise“
3 ”A; .1-
f i.t1.§VIInrgy,(pscs 11,113 lilTAlllfl 11.101311 in
fighting.) H 1516... out 1150 but bod)
Vltq put: boggyphind hV'ur hi9ws,,,lp
glancingltmer hip accom- recordiwc
shouldn’t «Ivorian; but he gets plenty
1.5115111: behind his puuchcau
mitten; to it._wo Ivar that ltc would
:Innthate his opponcnt'tf
5;,.V
A litth1 5l1ritnp :Itopp'cd 3c scribe
today and asked if we hoard about
Ihc accident. “No." 11115de 31e in-
IIocI-nt fuce."‘Wbat Wat-t it ""
“Au auto accident." pipes up tlmif
little three by two.
“Tell us about it " l cxc.iaiutt1d
“Vt liy." 11.13 5hrlmp chirped :15 he
Attarlcd 1011111111.
i
i
i
i
I
i
If he;
Louis numbcr of the
L'ascball Magazine, there 1.5 an ex-
lpel'lcnt [ll‘Eith in which the writer
udrccatés a. change in the system of
dctwmining batting avcragca. This
inurazinc has printed three excellent
articles advocating a system for de-
termining the, rclativn butting ability
of ball IIlayeIs. The wrttcr of the ar-
1ticle does not urge the abolition of'
H111. 311‘r11-t1n' systoni, but he (him em-
phatically dwtuand that an additional
column of figures should be added to
the batting rccords. lie also main-
tatnn that the nch531sthII given due
; cred-it not only to tho quantity but to
the quality 01" hits.
' The presctit tncthod of obtaining
batting averagcs involves. but a .5111:
£111 act of division. The number of
'l‘ai't's a player has made tint-int: a sca-
-t1't i1 dividctl by the number of times
it: 11:11: at bat and tht1 result con
'rilA'IllF‘S his batting :tvr‘zatze. This di~
A ran for purpttscs of cout‘cnirncc,
A'IAIAf. 11 'au ily carried out to three plat‘t‘s
(Al' 1.1(Imalq from Vt'llNlt‘t" Oi'ililllitfl’s
Vtvrm 0 llllll‘l"' “.300 Inau"
113,3} AtlIo like The tcrm . 230 111911115
.1133. .ol3 that the butter .3 ho made that
~éiri'i“lfiiit‘. inadc It hit 2'1 per cent of
QVIAVQ; 11mm ho had an oppotttmit3 to
Mp ambit“ or in Illlltl 33'0th onth
illmli‘lfil 011.1131» titIIc.'rlII1 term 3011
in the S:
l
.. or
cl... w,
A'M'lttr means that the. butter mado
“thrill“ 220 not ccni. of thc timc or in'
attic: “Words that he hit safely tint-11.
out of tcu titIII-s that i111 appeared at.
151w plate.
width M'Jhtctt would do very \1 ell it’
111'“ hits wcm ot canal iIIIpI1:t:Iuct1 or
til 13".“ playcrr, made relativcly the
sumo tunnbcr ot' doubles. triples and
A11..h|tfl0ll‘l1llt¢.“ltl such in not the 1111.512.
mun-um tho numntcr of 1916, 1 111.1111
Want! mount. of 1~Otlti hits 1I1111l11.'du1
Iill2'1uixt31-thrce'1 major Joanne c011
l1 we». club in both major lea
'itn.1"n 311.111 "11119111111191: hulltcae gamut;
W included it worlds sin-teat cun-
E't‘EAs't Im-itma‘1"tttataue.1111..» ga‘ttma'
A t1vtt1ndc.l through 11111501115011. includ-
in? Act: opruing do) «11111151. and one,
hf 'thc «105111: dates of thc year.Tl1i5
i 3'33?“ as done .50 that the guilt-1:1 llllf‘lll “Pf
1115A Arcprcwntalive as possiblc and up- i
pioxiinate a fair working average.
The 1,000 hits comptised 789 film“
E51311. 12: doubles. 60 triples and 29‘
lltIlllf’ runs. ;
f 'I‘it: taluo of It sinnlc was comput-
led upon thr couipar: Itit'o number of
tiftutét II playc 1' making a single, tin-f7
»... I
I'Efq
l
1‘ ‘ wi‘wa.f>;..> -1 “raw
- 11.1111 docs
Al’t’hmt's
o 0
15.151.51.11, although hi5 I‘E‘tioid 3111.5 top
121.1 :‘I:1 1 ”ol‘ ac win «.311 lit-
take part in games stiflitient to o-bAA
lulu ..2'. 11.11,.1. ..UW (31.1150 \tt'ilIiA
to bat, according to 11111 records, 542'
times and made 184 hits. With;
childlike simplicity, the scorcrs. diE
ti "J1" b3 llw other IIII-l tell.
u.5‘ with an air of tr'aunph, that Chase
1‘ 9.1‘1 :1 a little over onc-
thirti 0f the times he had a than-:11
to hit and that his batting aveze 'e
15 :lmrcfore. 339.
v—w“
1' f'e'rthcr through tin-1f
\lbt' 'l“.
5.1.3 MI
‘ASI'I‘T.
retctdu, VV'c find-this cxhiliratinw in-A'
formation: Chase made 184 'hit'1, 1'9
of these were doubles, 12 wcrc. trip-
h.51, and 4. were. home runs. Let us
tht1.5.e hits the values we
allow-
5..
.-. lo
u.-ta.rcd in our former articln,
in; to each singic its rebpt'ctive value
of 121.7 per cent. of a run, to each
double 78.6 per cent. of :1 run, ant.
.51) on. W11 will find if we do that
t‘l:11.:-c‘s lS-I hits netted, according to
our gent-ad 01' avem'1r15.
1013 32 11.1115.va Cirtse went to hat
5:: t'uII .5'. Divide 1013.22 “ b3 Ind
v.11 llnd that Chases 11311111551 batting
tIiAt‘t'ti\'1'llt;'t<l for t-'.ct‘3' up
l"'iilt‘(l at but W115 13.60 per cent. of a
run.
l.1k.t‘ the table of the Metric syn
tent this unit which results from :11-
lowing to each hit its respective value:
1. l. I1:II...~.I_-. concisc. easily
lliltl' l‘l‘lU'Hl. 'l‘hc pt't5t1nt Value means
but half what it should ntcun, be-
t‘ttlb't: it intilcatt1AV5' merely the com
patatne number of hits a player may
main». Our systtun indicates not only
tho‘ (OUIIIIIl'IllAlYt‘ vuluw. l‘t other
\vortia..3’t ftlars. what the 111115.111: 53'5-
A not own attempt to do.
it put-.5 mutt andf ct'cry batter prc
:icl1 11' inc hint on
“.55ign
intern
g1-
V...
21-1 .
Gillie he
hit: clear,
t’Ai‘Cl-fi ill.‘ 1.L2..l... ”'1.‘
1.1.5 billing. . .
Awning our systctu as indicated
1.50111 to numerous othcr players in
‘thc-National League we find that.
(Shinto-trim; thunrall. The man who
rivals him most. cloaely is one who
Itands but eighth on the list Zach
\I'lItat. 'IlIc Blouklyn star a"
turret whose dong ,wallops have
lIIoltcn up many II_ game. Wheat“
'tmzcu, according to present rccordst'
tfor .312, a ‘good’ average but 0111.1
which does not do him jbfiticdt in1
view of his extra base Wallopsl
nevised avet‘age,1 'allowinv
ouch hit it.5 proper valuation is 1937
in Aether words, instead of atandiu;
(irhth on tho list hc should stunt.
511c1111d. necording to the computativt
tll'cctivcness of his batting.
.115 striking absurdity,
i5
Huggins,
:\
'wlto took part in 18 names, is given
II
.n
..'1.II
pr‘tttcaenco ovcr Zach Wheat.
so the rccords s:Iy.f.1r
L53
hatttti
"A Jill“? turned ally Aacm'ctl plus the compatntlve]51111161115. fourth in the list. Apply
11.3”, of rhpm' mm to 1m. A,V‘,,,,‘,Vc‘mpr in my 'pockct.” 3'01,on and Vntitnbet of times a run or runs were 111:: out rev vi.5cd figurcs wc find that
.f(lui1 of the Southern aédb'ciatlou. {Q 'ruAcli is life. 1 1.11..- 15ctucd tbpougb the iIIstt'IInIentality ofI lIIIILptns' unit of cffcctiveneas is
.... , 1(- 1‘ 1tht1fuipgio. in other Words. the totall 15 1’3, which i5 wry low \Ihilc llolkc
A "" "‘ W".1"‘“'“‘t’"" ' 5'1“ ‘ " ‘ A,.\.illlt,. of a single was comprised of who leads the list is surpassed not
'D’M“ 1111111 ‘111'3 1111111111 ’I‘ttm'y ‘he 1fraction of a run whit .1 it netted tn‘ 3 by Chase and Wheat. but also
ANEW HAMPSHIRE HVE A A ' WWW ' lhI1 man who made it. on an averagc by Robertson Hornsb3 and sctcral
' 1111111111 lg 1111111111 Traut‘ix‘ Idllt‘tl totho fraction of :1 run which 01hcr players.
"ASAC‘OFI‘ Ni’w Hampshire 32. Conn it netted to other base runnera‘ One evidcnt injustice of the pres
BEAlS GONN. AGGIESI
i
l ...m.
‘ .S'l‘ORRS, Jan. 13.—ln :I snappy con
" Toury l, Wilsonl.
' f goals from fouls Dickinson 6, Norton!
test In the Armory lust mght the New 1 Davis 11‘ Stevens 1,rt1t’eree. As i
Aggics 23; goals from floor, Hawkea
:Badgcr 4, ..Noroton 3, Dickinson. 2,
.mIlarlowl Davis 1;
“1111-511 two trat1liou5.t titled together as, out figures is revealed in the case of
compiled front the 78'.) hits navc 11'
pencrai value of 15.7 per cent. of all
not.
Doubles. tIiplcs and homcrs werein
outfielder Williams of the Cubs. This
pla3er is known as a slugger when
M1 does lIlt. Williams batted for
.2721, :1 very fair average to be sure
I
HdeShll‘t‘ State COME-’19 basketball pinall; ecmer Harris: timer. It’lcCar | lazulied in prte 151 ii the 501110 man int 1111 bc lllCYlUOllPd in thc same
team dcfcatcd the Connecticut Aggics
five, 32 to 23. The visitors 33 (1.1 through
the fouling of the Aggies,
fouls being called against the home
team. Norton featured for ”‘0 109311" neyed ‘0 WPMWH last night. and (iv-l must be admitted to be at least tip-i of batting ctlectivencss was
thy; than of halves. 20 minutes.
..—
Thc Montauclcs, 0t Norwaik, jour~
not.
Now as the values thutt derived areA
ctgbteen MONTAUKS DEFEAT QUESTIONS: the only values which have ever beent
.t.btaincd and furthermore as they
let us see. how
real buttingA
Alcdcet of the1 National League last
and Hawkes for the visitors. The touted the Questions of that town. by' proaimately correct.
score:—
New Hampshire Conn. Aggie: of the evening, the Compo Life Guards 12.11:... of certain not! known pl vet's in
Badger .......... rf .......... Barlow trimmed the Glenbmokg, 41 to 21 16th
Stevens ....... .lf ........ Dickinson Both games were exciting. and wellV V, mil Chase was the
Illatvkes ..... c ....... Norton played. despite the large scores.
breath I lth that of Home 01 Mc-
Carly.
Now, an examination of Williams“
record reveals the fact that his unit
19.07.
‘VIiIich in mutant“ to that of such
tthe score of 22 to 7 In the big game {law would affect the batting 8V0r1‘tdtltr‘4 as Robertson and Hornsby
and far superior to Hollie. who leads
the list. And yet Williams stands
mu: Itcr tWeztz. none in the records as.
at rtcsent coAuAIpiled.
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Slilliif Nill 111111113
John K. Tenor, pr-widcnt of mo “‘74 .
I thoroi
“was no ground for a strike within its
15:1 id
tional League, last '
organization. 119 “55111:! the rJliowmt
statement: ,
“I'l‘i He is absolutely no moral‘ or
legal l1a5is for a strike on the putt):
out player as we have granted eve”?
ten-1651. 111.311 las been made. to the
National League.
””111 Nation' 1 (‘ommission has no
‘It: 1.5dirtio:1 113~1I'tl.e minor imgncs or
'lI-1 natioral board, and these bodie-
have a prefect right to adjust their I'D-
lalimts with their players as they may
St‘f‘ it. So {.1111 as the big 115121“? players
: l‘t1 concerned a refusal of majority (f
thcm to sign contracts with their rear
pective clubs urtltii tuattc. .Mn.
1hr,1 m 'not' Ie I'nh1 1 ted
to their satisfnc'tion is equivalent, 4‘
a broad sensn t) a sympatheuC. x
i‘ecl sure. that the average tuliuwor C'
baseball will not support t’he pianist}
tltr uch circumstances.
T ncr said he could not tell at this
timt \tl1'1tI1It1Ihods of rotalialidh
1.1 culd be aimed by tho club owner:
if th' [11.13115 made good their throat
iu strilm but tztid the .5'11111 .iton will
be di5c1155eti .It the scheduln ruccting
of 11111 ii: 11.1211" Vila. I will be held
ht: on Monday
‘5I‘1IlunI1 tor the int wrnItionnl ALea-
mic» and l thi: 1k a5: “'1‘“ for the min-
or lounguc in gum-rail- we will wt‘h
(1011111 a strikc " said Edward Bamm_
111t5II‘I1nt of tho in' ”national 141.3qu.
1.1.51 night “ ‘hc 1111111111 leagues are in.’
no humor to bc cotrct: It :111
1 (11.1111: 511ml thins which they" do 113.21.-
C'dlt‘ to do. We will welcome a yeatt'q.
vacation. :1 at if the players can start;
1:111 310.11' they “ant to 31129
.13 1 will 51: 'mply put the padlock?
out gates and leavv thorn there."
“An long In the players‘t strike." 1 an!
1 ‘: " 111113 tlccided '10 Strike in HIGH"
instead of the summer," 1..-
llarry Hcmpi' load, most
of who?
'zmts. :.r11 5igut1d up for next seaso .
:“When the players r
flow to report in
Martin or :It the b lAil 1.11111. l'mn'y “film
it retiously.” u!
I1 idea of a syntIpathetlc cm;
11 1 lug league players beg-awe 13! page.
all tor league. grievanrcs is all Wm
said Col. Jacob Rup‘grt, profit?
the New York American Length 1111111.
11.1117. goes 1111111111131 too far. and Nur-
imll has reached a. fine stated-3min) 99,“
than can dictum 1th the bath-c
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Ilw Ya lkt‘PS was held ycsorday of
Anoca and was attended by (‘01. Rupert.
Capt. 111.511.11.311: ’Donomnudm
sparrow
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Monw. manazAAer N at?
Giants, am
has put off hit: trip to
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causc pain. Listen! \‘uur hacitachi‘ by A
caused by lumbago. sciatica~ 01.13.
strain, and the quickest relief in 300315
ing, penetrating "St. Jacob's entrant».
it right on your painful back, oath in.- -
stiffness. amt, _
stantly the eoreness,
lameness disappears.
picd'. Get :1 small trial bomb of
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limber up! A moment after it. 181135
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the. backache or 1111111151510 pain; ' 1
Rub old, honest “St. Jacob'nt' flit"
whenever you
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absolutely harmlesa and tloebu-‘t puma
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