Evening sentinel, Monday, February 5, 1917 · page 9

 
 

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David L. Fultz. president of the.
1(— i
from the union of Jack Enwright, of
the Yankees, would not be accepted.
g‘ifioihd"; rannotfi withdraw of this
mm violation." declared the. Frater-
nity head. "it is not done in frater-
nal moiety, .1011 see. Be, as all the
', atln'r 111eu1bers. agreed to abide by
’ the constitution and by-laws of the
<11gai11zation,‘and therefore cannot

 

rnsign. He broke no pledge in signing:
his 1917 contract and ha) committedI
"3‘0 lz'each that would leave him “11-?

hip to expulsion. But,
1111 cannot resign."

May Be Kicked Out.
Fultz would not
opinion as to what action would be
1:11.911 whom it came time for Eurizht

I assure you,

Mr._

to pay his‘ does. It is not» believed
l'rtvcy would care to pay the assess-
1111.111: of all the, delinquents zealous'

1.11 he is to tetain the greatcr posst
titt- membuship. it would seem that=
1151c pteunh '11 is desirous of keeping
l"'111i1;i1t in good standing until such
limo as the lankocs pitcher's delin-

(1‘1111mies put him in a position to be1

kickcd out.

Foltz's refusal to entertain En-
3-11-1113.11'signatiou [uniishcd :1 good
XML!) to tho magnutes

“'11 11111 l11r111111'nity head hopes to
1111-11 ‘in line, all the boys, who have
tinned in their resignations to him
if 1i law to spcnd more than his

:11..1i_\' s11i111'v1111n1 thcimder in mak-
111g good the duea. in our club fully
:1 down playcrs haw git-tier resigned
1-1; 11111 dl‘pp out by owrlookintz their
membership 1.1119,". said an oflicial'ot‘
1511- lankees.

Lately thcro haw bc‘en cotuiuc
, 91.01- and morn to that-1111111111: cor
tain ramblings of discontent within

1.1111} players' 1111103. it is intimated

riiat several factions have cropped

' out .m {the organization. Several of

l‘ultr‘s' 111-1111111111. believc,.the major

1:111:01» pla.\'11rs'sliottld,;11ot. be. ufliiltob

1d with the pl1tyomoll'titbvniinor lent

:.ues and advocote' sepaiilrto orders

111' thcsc. ~

_ Captain Huston Cheerful;
w"','“"'re is no reason i can See why
" '1 in New York should not
't.1'otty coed line on those 0'
Mar lénauc cltiosuinqzeneral‘f
'S'lld Captain T. L. Huston. ol‘ thr-

‘1'111119011, yesterday afternoon.

"Wheat said a day or two 111;}:
1111111 'only two ‘i'anlmo players who
ionid have any direct hoarlug on 0111

chances were still unsigned:

am talking: through my lint. You'll
find pretty nearly 100 per cent. at

”'11 Alzit'iit‘ttll 1111111111 players at. 1111:
‘tzatninu cumin: :1 month from nor:
Il'm not familiar" with conditionu in
the National league. but believe me.

the 'l‘ener circuit will not ho very far
. if 1111.1. behind us. And thorc will not

ha 11 linyci in comp whose status is
in doubt The pluycrs will an sign
loft r1: tin y go South."

PAUL KRITCHELL is THINKING

0F. WALSH.

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{Wontigring If He Had Better Ham
on to Brother of Chicago Star. ‘
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l‘iiiDCi-Ii’l'ill’i‘. 1’14). .3. ~ Paul Kill»
.1. the newly uppointtd 1111111119111
(f tiic I;liti_‘;t1(ul hast-ball club. in
.v'nndvrtnir what he will do with
Mart." Walsh. the burly pitcher. Sevt
(1'11! clubs linvo offered to take 1111111511
1111' 11.11 moot-N111: 111111115, but K611-
< tirtl cannot make up his mind to let
Walsh get away.

Tho by: fellow turned in 11 line
xn'crti last 511115011 consult-rip: that
1:1'1fgeport 111114 hovering around "11'
«rt-liar till yt‘nt'. During thorium!!!"
l1:- ircled oil sm'cn straight Victoria.
mb .‘uina such lunvy hittiuir clubs 11!-
Portland 911d Worm-tar The. only
lamb}? with \"iflnh u that be lit him!
to hoodlum it 111111 .1 «111-11- 11! mum
in Lap in Milll‘hiiiul lull “112111131 that
13.151131 in u lmwmnwmni 1111 11
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Iinzreball Players’ fraternity, annountn;
yestérday that the resignation

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NiANiifliiiS 8H fillitiN N081 10
NEW NINA RECORD SANIBIS AND fANS

Rhoda island Reds Also Castillo! Goes Through Lively hit with it
. Some—Stan's con: est Becomes

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NEW YORK, Fob 5-"wa Fulton

 

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Optmons and Gossip

BY IRISH

 

 

Jock Barry; thby‘new 'manazer of l'nciean boxing glows are responsi
the champion Boston Red Box, is hav- lie for the loss of sight of anothe.
ins quite a. time lining up 1113 m- boxer. Dark Grltiin is the second

S’lOIlRS. Conn. Feb. 5.-——The and‘ ‘M‘ Minnesota mauler played bosltterial Jack is wise to what causes 11111111 01 _the practice of club 01

of the 13 th week of the contest at' \cslerday ‘0 a party or newspaper
Stous found the total production at “l h” and 531“ lane at his training

2763 eggs The number of eggs laid: 1111111 on the country estate of Grant.
down during the week was 2509 0,, limit Br'ovine. at Gosheu Chaperon

3151110119 than they laid during the! “d N‘” Mk Carley, 8‘31“ ”crib“ ‘0' 1'1 lnhiu. is quite some swimmer. She

previous week and 67 eggs less thani 1‘1"” (r “"1" Bob Vernon. Nate Lawns,
titauager of Charley White, and a
0,“, (1“ Knights White Wyan- i il1otog1apbernbenrded the battler in
«lattes fro,“ Bridgeton, R. 1., were, his. den and took it table at him in his
fiist for the work with a yield 0: 50‘ various training stunts.
{c-pra. This represents a new high “'0 big fellow went through a
record for the current competition,5'51“)“"01’3 51°“? tilt With A] Falter
'lor several rounds ,and' then shifted

the, previous rocord being 49 eggs in'
any one week. 0103er following the to the rather less active shadow box-
in skipptng the rope. and such on-

winner was a pen or Reds owned by . .
Jacob ll. 3111131111 of North Haven, '5: A complete gymnamum 1“ be-
”u " rigged '3' 11"1i "- '1')

Conn. They told 48 eggs. Another
1.1.- conditioning Fulton is being pro

loathe corresponding week last year

1!
r.

,pcn of Rods owned by George W.
Hunt.1 of sttport, (201111.. was third "‘Ed' in addition to his indoor
‘w‘th 111111, Browne's stable quarters for

117 «1111's. Another pen of Reds
1111i :1 iwn 111' Leghorns each laid 161
eggs. ‘

I 111.11 111111111: stock to provided with n
'il.1111 of a mile truck, and Fulton
0111' other mark of increased pro- "m”m‘ws "' ““9” [his (or running and
riur't'ot" is “,9 number of hens that. walkinq, when the roads outdoors
laid seven raga during the week. ‘ ”W "“1 “med {0" “”1"
Allntrl-d Rocks Nos. 1’ 9' 33' 4,; ‘.1:-' llurcy is expected to arrive at
White Orpincton No. 533' and White 1.11» camp within 11 week or ten days
Leghorn No. 932 all made perfect f," L“ mad-V “’r 1“” hm” ""“h M

11 1 , - .
aroma whereas in the previous, week ‘ H “-" if he ”rm “"3"; before Fui
only om: hen was able to reach this 'tnn puts on it to finish 11.. touclu-n

alandord t ' bin Work. i111 and the. lanky plast-

Unaettled Weather ercr will work together for a few
' 1'11”.

thtsrttiod weather conditions 111111111.
this reason of the your interesting}
not only in laying contests but more Wenck Hearing Tully.
especially in the general egg market‘s. ‘ “1'" bean“ of the. charms against
,1, aboucd cold weather in “15'8",“ Frail chck chairman of the Boxing,

produtlng sections of the middle west f‘ ommiaaion. will b0 "Nomad tblil
and south will tend to keep down‘ murmur “t 10- ociock at the B" As

tlié supply of on has In castel‘n mark- N”""t""" ‘2 West F°flv‘m“"h ”"1”"
9,5 and in consequence the price willi i"'1nnkl1'u ll Lord tho Govt-mnr'a onm-
mg..." :11 a birth loyal 0n the on," uni-sinner who sat in the two days
lo. rum: '1 A'hany, will hour the mat

”I! evidence.

it is expected thumbs. first witness.
N today will be Johnny White. who with,
lat P'o’wSr'o and Harr‘y 111111011 made
11.11 charges against W6n$.
KUMAGAE MAY AGAIN COME TO
1 UNlTED STATES.

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hand :1 decided and prolonged warm1l
ape“ in tho rcg’ionu mentioned 'wili
oer: ttnly result in an increase lh‘ pro-
tlurtton and a drop in price. yin 11111111
woids it is responsible to suppose,
that the egg market during the nexti
tow necks will be. unstable and fluc- l
touting. .
’l‘hc three best pens in cacti of tho
ritu'ipal varieties are as fdllows:
llarrcd Plymouth llocks~~dulcs F.
Fraueuia. W. Hampton Beach, L. 1..
3.113, Fairncld Poultry Forum. Short!
Falls», N. ii. 3.10; Rodman Schall,
'>'it;.1\illium,N. ll.,247.
\\ 1.110 4 W3 vatndottonw-Mnrrythouglit.
Farm, Columbia, Conn, 393: A. l.
Mutiny, Waterbury, Conn. 395; Bray-
mnn Farm, Wcstvtlle, N. IL, 303.
Rhode lsiand Reds—«Jacob E. Jan-

 

'l“.'at lt-ldva Kumannc of Tokio. Ja-
pz'n. may take another 1111'in1: around
”10 inputs 'ctrcuit of tho limited
51111111 was made known recently at
iia‘s Anr'eiost (‘11l.Accn"di11:: to 311
trim 1111 f1it1n1in of tho soul'su‘ttonal lit
1 1.11. 111111 N from the Far East be is
:orvounii conahlcrtuz 'c'ms'sing the
.l‘arifu' arain to participate in this
country's tournaments...

it is stntcd there that in letters re

‘01

49:1,. North Haven, Conn., 387; Hill-

View Poultry Farm St Albans 'Vt. icnntli received from Kunmgac. be

395. Gcot'go \\y liarriu Westport “11111 that he would return to the

Conn. 351. ' tutti-d States curly in the summer
“1“,”. imrhornu—A 1, Robinson 11': was unablc to. compete in the

(ah-mm“. N y 433. “mm“ Poultry tounmmont at Manila, for the chom-
‘1"1111'1 quail-1d N‘bnn 4119., J 0 Lgipiomhip ol‘ the Orient early last
H ' ' ' month. and in 11 letter received by

“‘1‘1’16'. New l’ultz, N. Y.. 411. _ .
Misct'ttuucous 'Koshaw Forum, '1 NW \ork friend about that time
(Bull 11°C,”, Granbv (“0111171 363' 2- was stated that he 1:1 working in
' H x ' ' '1. bank in 'l‘okio.

Corlrs: 8: Sullivan (Dull Wyzmdoitos). 1 ll “ known." be en
limtfot'd, 001111.. 337; Obcd (1. Knight lrnrtlca -“ on ““
.toted the bit-{nest e1 cuts on tho 1916

(White 0r '11'11 . Brid elon. R. l. «
l" h on) g ' s-c‘uetinle. and until beaten by Gcorgo

92‘" M. Church in the national champion-

51111. his progress. \va\s not seriously

' 1111111 ruptod

’l 111,1 fact that ho was ranked No.

iarutltcicnt comment on his playing

' 1 l1“ hr and a guarantee that his re- 4111-
pcamncc in tennis will he watched

‘5 delinquent and with tho closcst interest throughout

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RECENT ARRIVALS OF VESSELS

 

 

NEW YORK, l-‘t‘b. 5.-»~At‘ri\‘t‘d Sir.
7St. l‘aul. l.ivcrpool..

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li your mum
destructive hocome a Sentinel clnsni

 

fuvvows to appear between the eyes thrcw 111" soiled and filthy gloves to
by this time. Ithn preliminary boxers. Tommy

 

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fault ty

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find arivm'll-or at once 1i "Q'alnu

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.' 11111111? AND PETE

Houck became totally blind as the

lrcauit of dirty gloves and Grlfllu is

serious condition—The Sun
a’ .

Fri-1'1 Pollard, the. clever negro half
luck of Brown college. has becn‘qullo
baseball, in .with tho grip yince (Christmas
'week. ‘ and only began to train for the incl
team a few days 11110.

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l.e-s Darcy has met (loot-go Knock-
out Brown, of Chicago in two 20-

Miss Elizabeth Bébker, of Phil:-

(lid 40 yards last week in the amal. 1
lug last time of 21 seconds.
~0— .

"Headline" Columbia’s
team to be called. out next
.

‘let- Darcy will start training for
his bout with Al McCoy on Lincoln's
birtboay.

. —O—-

John Brown has exprcesed his in-
tention of painting his fence green.
"out inucd tomorrow.

_.-_

gained the. decision.
~0—
And it it isn't snowing. And Just
when skating was: great, too!

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(Jrie Ovcrall, the. Cub twirlcr, re- (‘ertain hockey players can box
cenlly celebrated 11111 36th birthday. without taking a lesson.
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'1'l11111'7 hard for tho hight-at honors
t W» ll'n'tcru‘t-‘reuit. in the Jasper
'iim'up are {1 number of former (‘iark

 

{SCREEN 111013

 

‘it'ttor mars, who appsarcd in Nor-
iurdi; hel'Pl‘fli seasons ago.
Ten years ago tonight, the first’ ' +7
.londay night 1;, February. 1901 Thu first. Danbut'y 1.4111111 of the
(30lltllillll' of llattiliitry invaded 't'lll'n has not .1111 boon arranged by

1‘101w11lk accountanit'd by ovcr ouc ll 11111111113111 of the two clubs.

l1u111.1cd “on.” and took 00.010 0],] not probable liowcmr, that 11 game
i 1 1 1 l
I . F team of this tity 1,, the 1 ll b0 arranxtd insidt of the hex
‘ npnm' l 11 ‘two weeks. in the meantime, prc- ' .111d Situdttt'ans have 8001] marks f0! 1 11111141 for better drafting condltlm

find alone of 11 season‘s series. 0
that nigh t 11 decade aao, Company F.Dtl!=ll10ns.will be made for the run-
mo gloriously to 11111. 01111181011. and ”n." of n 11119ch train to the bean-
hurlui the visitors back in defeat tonn settlement \iany NOrWalk
.(. flu tune ‘of 21 to 1 The any halt '111113' are already howling for tick-
omtea 11-1111 1116 score. at 13 to 3 in (”1 for the U111
1".) {11101 nodtlio slaughter of ‘ "" .
",3, Halters continued uninterrupted Ntzrwnlk fans are still on the aim.
Cur ill-I ”,9 59°U‘lll-Wi1-UDOB ,,,,,,it:uis'1-oat as regards the. players who
, 11111111 «cam,» i '1‘ E Dornoy will appear in the Danbury ltnoup
-,.3 “China" madm‘p‘vompd in"tho 111111111111 may wild speculuttormbuve
.pmpm, positions innthc old "(3,5,3 115111111 madd. but the bitty thing to do
mars. ltmup.Seilcr,1hcld down the‘ '-‘ '0 1111111. ll “1 probable that the
ntvotal position, 11rd Fred (indirey‘ "' "“N‘i will spring an entirely new
was 1tntioncd at right guard. The combination.

'''''' "'t '1 111' wt cram tilled at vurt 4““

ous times during the «9911an by 1"" Malone Will probably be back
. .'\...,...‘,,,,. pnmk Godfrey in thr Norwalk lineup tonight. The
Ct-nlry and Robertson Tonight finds tn’nkt' cortm' "11:111. to give :1 Hood

Norwnlk once more lined up against “c““m 0' ““9“"

her ancient ice The result to ex
111' 11rd. to be the some 1111 it was upon
that Monday night in mommy, 1917.1
l-‘rnn‘k mm} of Network. will ref ' Clips 1 Minuta.8 Seconds From All
crcc tonight's nlllmportant content Figures for Harlem-A. L.
in the local 11111013515111 View of tho‘ Course.
.fact that a college game will makci'n 113W YORK. Noun—Lew Hcydet.
it unpoaaiblc for Tom Thou) 10 b9 tho littio distant-.11 runner of the.
preacnt. Hill in a competent man -Mcrnutg~aidc Athletic cluh.l1u11g,up
hat'ng refereed in the. inn-rotate ion in ltCOl‘li in the five mile road race
11.1 and also by many indepondcut i of the Harlem Athletic League‘ yes-
Ptllllt‘i- throughout the East. Ilo hariilcrday afternoon. He traveled the
nurtured in Norwalk on former coca-1.1.1111 course in tho unprecedcnlcd
Mona, and has always rclorecd in at titan of 30 1111111111111 9 seconds. clip.
manner-«1110111 satin‘iaoiory to both,rtrr_-1 minute 8 seconds from the
Frank has rcccntly boon tip-loid mark established last month by
pointed as coach for the. Rutgers col-11‘. Luau-info of Macomba A. C.
11:9 1911111 and has. made 500d in this,l Although hig'tlme was most raster
position. His work tonight will un-Jstlnm that of any'ot’ his opponents.
-lo.1htodly prove. to be highly efficient:.lleydotltlnished far iii the rock, as
'1nd ratialootory; . ltiic handicaps were. 111111111.
. 4_ 1

Nut Monday night will see thetraint-d' Frank.Davey,.of-the Mncombs
.‘amoua .iasprr,‘ P11. team. of the East- .A_ C. 41-19: camcéwith' a rush in' the
' 1 11111111111 111 action against the loc- 1.1m inst=furloua and. beat, J. Hand.
1.13111. tlu1 Norwulk armory. Although who had not the" pace most of the
thcy finished in second place last d131n11ce.by toenty yards. W. Rom-
sum-on, the Jasper-s have been 30111 1511:1111 of tho Glcncoe A. t‘.1lnislted

n1 11 hot pace this year, and are nirw “' _
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neco‘no you HEYDET
., . Mti.._E .naon.

IN Fl

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roan-l bouts and in each fight, Darcy

First place went' to a youngster tithe best wicket. keeper New

NANNY NNES NALDS
Mill Hill ASSNIS

to Illicit Flirty-note lien, on begs
from 011th3

Statistics show that the outfielders
back in the ‘805 and '9011 had the
bride on the present day outfielders
to making assists. The best record

 

son in the majors in recent years, or
once 1900, was stacked up by Harry
Niles. when with the St. Louis
Bl',OWl‘lS in 1906. Harry nailed thirty-
1151.e men from the outfield. getting
111cm at different. bases.

Mike Mitchell, while playing with
1111c Cincinnati loam, equalled the

ball from the Iurtbesboorner of the
speed to get his man.

.éUl‘l. and Milan of Washington, all
how made especially good records in
this direction and lead their respec-
tive teams in thmwlng out base run-
nms from the remote corners of the
outer garden. in this day Folder
1111(1- wtta a past master in nagging
the ball 11qu the outfield. and nipped
Luau) runners

in the National Lear. uc since 1900
Murray of the. Giants has the 11101-11I
cunrislent record of the old league
outiieldera in making assists, be
loading the league in {our different
‘reuaons Ellis, who used to be with

 

i-
n 1.1 tlm Cards. was good at making lonau'

1111 average of twenty-
'lhus Bates Cravntb

Ilil‘oWn and had
i i'. 1‘ :1 51-15011.

.11 male throwing- from the outfield.

'AL‘IA WILLIAMS NOT ABLE TO
S'IAY lN BIG SHOW DESPITE
ulTTlNG_

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Alva Williams. the big backstop
who was on the Washington payroll.
until traded to Richmond recently.
will be Monty-31x cit-Sunday. ,Wil
llama wru'tt’born in Carthage. 113.. and
1'61 his baseball start in the neigh-
boring stoic of lawn. playing with
Keokuk. in 1900. His work in the
Gate City not him a coil to the Cubs.
but he was turned over in Terre

League until the middle of 1909, when
ho was cold to Buffalo. The Red
_ u): got him'from the Bisons in 191],

S
“#1111 the following year he was turn-
‘cd over to (trillith. Williams signfli‘t‘i

ml 32‘: first sclsnn in 11 Washington
uniform by batting .318, but he haa
acre: equalled that mark since.

Kuowu CRICKETER DIES
1.11111131- tNDlES.

 

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“'(linl wan rot-nh'ml horn voslnt'd'w
of the death of C. Percy Hut-ditch of
typhoid fever at Mbdras. East indies
on Jun. 30.

l'lurdttch, although absent 'from
this: country for some limo, had boon
one of tho iendlttr: figures on the
ctrnsoa of New York and Philadel-
phza and had played cricket in many
clinicq including 1131111111th Canada,
Wrst indies, East India and the Uni-
ted States.

The deccasedwas looked upon as

c110:- had, and first played in this

 

 

vicinity with the Brooklyn Cricket.
club. later becoming identified with
“no New Jersey Athletic club. the
'fitsten island Cticket and Tennis
(tub and tho helmont Cricket club
oi l'hiladolphia. ‘

n 1 umber of assists made in one sea- _

mark set by Niles, heading ofl' thirty—N
nine men by his power to shoot a'

outfield with suificient accuracy and,
Ty Cobb. Joe
n-numgham. Tris Speaker, Joe Jack A

liuute .aud remained in the Contrak

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BANNtilN 1.11111
NifflNfi Hill

Liclum ck of lontreal Wants ll
fraternity Hams Barrett

’.. E:1;- ;.'obably will be some n.-
woxks at the meeting of the imam
11:11.1 League which will be held d
the Robert Treat Hotel in New“
I‘eb1uary 13,for that 01 "1min“ “,1 is
firmly to take some radical nodal “"
regard to the players’ strike. Pr“-
-1ont Sam Lichtenheim of the a.
treat club is much incensed at M‘
fthe players in threateiflu.~
to rtrike, and be announced last M
that he would introduce mmotlon.‘
the league meeting barring m
of the Players’ Fraternity 11101111“
mutational League ranks. He. in
in ta\o1' of “open shop,” and (it.
not want any/of the fraternity me.
on an) of the clubs of the circuit.

it will be remembered that the in
‘tcrnational League was the only in '
git it 21.111011 last y car which took and.
;rideti stand against the Federal. id.
“41113 players, and they were barrel
‘irom the circuit all season. Althonxi
1the 11 Mar leamtes and the. other in!»
or leagues were. willing to for”
the players who jumped to the Fall;
. m .,, 1.. - 1111111111on
linking them back it rmw ""c thy
some action against the. members fl
'tho Piayera‘ Fraternity, it the lean.
'.'.1.doits the Montreal manager's om"
111115201111. w,

The. i. emotional League .do'es not
Leon) to ‘be as interested in 111111,
'tlrtmtoned baseball strike an it. 19

ni‘1c contemplated‘ '"l "l' “ ...
3111' leagues in regard to their mi-

.1',,

riled for the removal of the m

i‘and the National (‘ontmlq’ii'h m
i umen itu decision and has sent!
itmtl. to the two "major leneueo to M
considered at their meetings born.”
February 13.
'r the two major organisation-bu
01111 to turn dowit the request to ”a
M: 1'11 ‘hn ilnai‘t- m: aha-1v urnbnh'vutw‘llfl
do," Manager Jack Dunn 111111 firming-1
correction aboutzthe' draft. whln‘h
\vil lhsk the‘ International heutmbt'k
1'ubmlt to the majors. Dur’n’s new“
scheme is to have the motor tom
'1" “ ”14...“... onlv once. every two
instead of each season. '3'
llnnn fl'vm'nq "mt ‘haum
.Icovues would benefit because thin
in'nors would have. abetter chance-1h 11'
" " ""1 vmm." 'flm'ora 11nd and their. ~
' “-w wmlrwq il‘ummnhlv amonnqd,1 I
"“19 Newark club of tho totem.-
tlonz-l Lcauue may be taken i1" “V1111!l1
""' "'11 Price to Charlottnsvme. V3111
to train. This is the old ‘M'ning‘g'
-~ at tho ‘Vnahinqton club. Th'
Y'nit rrv’tv (11’ Virginia but: nl'llwm' “IQ

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