I
, 1
i
1‘91. ,
' 9M shoots :that weir thrown to him.
; «’ouhie header at the Polo grounds. .
9 He finished the season hitting .264‘ ~ « ' - ~~
2.1111 stole forty based Jar the Giants.
“1.11.1. 111111111111: 11! our lu'l
' off-11115011 in New York, waiting tor
’thn Giants the sign to hike for More
' 151mg
‘ r.91uks of Nationul Leaguers as a mem—
‘ 11 swing at amthlng thnt. looked as
In.
'.
0115 he’s: lgoitt’s wigs-—
Icilran lit W tint. m
in llim~1ies llis Middle and
Believes ll! W cm W
_‘——9——
NEW YORK, «Felt. 1'1tBonny Kauft
has returned do Broadway. ‘ ”.1-
Hr is spending the tailcnd of the
tn‘euime when John Mom-aw will give
tin and the spring training stunts
1111.121 will iron out the kinks of 11
long winter.
There is no change in Benny. He is
the some frank, cheerful little person
that baseball fans have known since
the advent of,the Federalloague,
cud he is just as optimistic as evbr.
Butllenny isn’t running wild with
the optimistic stuff. Fact Is, he has
never béen inclined to overdo the
lie woe simply nusuttoted ind
1.1111111151115111 when he entered the
:imr oi; the 013111111. And the result
was that too much was expected of
Elm by the baseball public.
’i‘luxrc W111: no use for liaut‘f to at-
i-H. pt to det‘end himself .ugains9t«,mto-9
1': preronlutiohulhe only way he had
own was through the medluut‘of his
Willi)“: but, and because he found the
111113311111; tricky 111.1111; National Lott
z.uc thctaris called him 11 bloomer.
Wan Overnmtious. '
lost season Kttut‘f failed to break
i1111 the .300 class. He u'ashuudi
1 lured with line knowledge that the
l-zwtull public expected wonderful
11.1.1111 111111111111 be wan met :1an
.9111 But the. long months 61’ winter
'int'c httd their oll'cci In wearing ”out
«no comment about Denny, and he.
1- .1 1 (ts to slz'u't'the ucnson’of 1917 1111-
1.11' vastly different conditions.
it: my knows he has a good many J
1.11va to lt-'111n about inside «9hus‘eball
11111 he admits it All he wants Ina
11111111". He has stood liar his share
of llhlllllllg and he stood It with com
11endablc spirit
'1- 411: days appear to be over. so dont
be surmised lofiseé Kuufl 91111111119151:
1 mono, the big element 111' the mutant
11' League noxE summer. 9 7
John Moth-11w 11111 191 wotld of con
:1 ltntejin Kauff He behaves anny
will show a hi1.r improvement this
.~ noon: and whenever "Moll-raw ,séts
1 is mind «on nttythlnult‘oillt atrium!
:11.) change as 11 century hole in a
shining parlor. . .
Sought McGt‘a’w'a Advice.
{.1111 Benny's'191ttltutle-us a membet
11‘ tlto'Ginnts lots done much to com
T‘llt't! McGraw
11 the Federul League Kuhn found
111+ pitchers 11 cinch. None of the
«lurker-9:1 had anything that tooled
liaull' ti'iotc than once and they either
did not try' to study him or were not
pend enough to keep llll‘ ball out of
151' 111,1 '5 mauve. I11 the major league
9161116 found the pitchlnu different,
1111' his eagerness to hit caused him
11. . ugh it was coming across the plot.-
9 l1nully, \yhen Kaul‘l l'ound'thai he
11:19.1 falling at the but he took _.hls
troubles to MtGruw‘ He wanted 1111-
1110 and he got it, plenty of it, with
1h! result that he turned up toward
15 .1-. end of last season :1 much chang-
uhhutsman} Benny used to be ~too
3-1‘11uus at the plate. He didn't make
,:l1«1- titclters \‘v.ork lie ultuply tried
to murder the host of an assortment
\chiuw taught him to. wait ‘em out;
5911111 Bonny‘ 's hitting begun to Improve.
The triumphs! day oldest season
for Kuutt was that day in September
with he ma two home runs In a
This' year, with confidence In Me-
utility to 111m him 1111111 and 111111
filth baseball fans more lenient, Kaud'
«11111111111 show his true worth on the
ball field.
11111111 1111111
but] armory, as per schedule The
jumping stunt, has beéu satisfactorily
'udjusted betwoen the management of
. his appearance Monday night,
has not, yet been actually taken. No
'tion, but there is no'doubt but. that
8111' now the pan .
‘i‘m'ulty'I that athletes be eliminated-
SAME MIMI lllGlll
The Norwalkvgonbm cane will be
1.711; ed Mondiy‘ evening, in the
trouble which arose over Leonard's
the two teams, and Chris will make
In a
lunbury uniform. The Danbury team
11 ill probably be composed of the
some men who appeared in Norwallt
luvo weeks ago. ‘-
' At the present time there are two
ltr-‘cr in the Norwnlk lineup. which
will have to be filled before Monday
11121.1. With the loss of Leonard the
pivotal position is left open, and ow
£1111: to Joe Ashmead's inability to be
irritant, on account or illness, there
is also a vacancy at guard.
The local management has not yet
d-‘fainltely detetmined as to who will
he elgued to play these politicos
Time Is some talk of Ernie Reich 9
icing put in at guard. but this Step
one is yet in line for the pivotal post
11 good man will be put in this Im-
prtnnt place. '
BY IRISH
Opinions and (3108316
As soon as. cuts of the
players of the big leagues showing
loom practising military drill are pub-
l’shcd it is most probable thtit the
youngerpopulathn ot the male sex of .
this city will fall into line.
ball idol means more sometimes to the
eyes of the youngsters, than parents,
ministers, instructors combined.
Jack IJcmsey now has full charge
of the boxing show which is to be
pinn here on February 23.
14.1165 to superstition, too bad to hold
it luck!
11 onto be a fuss
(lx'n't not
me movies six days 11 week and would butstcd water main.
go 55111.11 it ouch a thing were possi-
tc :61 e- sergeant is to" be.
And still it snows, oil and on.
baseball ‘
A base-
In re-
Your money might take it;
The petsou who goes to
l
1
Who the next devi luturc
...._.
1111' «let les.
4..
J
Cult tug
tint: tyone 9111116135.
runs of eight and one of six.
the
1 VII h the Wall street “leak. "
When you are dodging across the
alreetn all automobiles look stills.
There Is no denying that the Hat-
ters‘ lineup will be one of the strung!
out that can bepicked from the runkst
of Eastern basketball starts today.
W..'i1 Norman and B'ecktnun or Reich
nt forwards Leonard at center, 1111111
ltolch and D1eytuss at guards the
risi91911rs will present the strongettt
lmtéup that has nope-med on t’h'é local
court this season. '
11116 149111qu team will be compos-
(-1] of Smolick and Colour forwards,
21217118111111 center. Freedman of the
411111.11 ulnlei, and 1110111111111 1141111113.
With this combinatlon going In good
111111118 locals ought to have 11 great
chance 'ot making their ‘opponeinis‘
loot. sick.
A9NDOILER ATfllg‘l‘ES WARE Mlkl.‘
' TPRY WORK. “'«
ANDOVEIR, Mutt? tree. —17.———'l‘he
11111911111111.1611 of Phillipa-'Andover
.\(":\dcmy has recommended to the
91,,
for the rest ol‘. the academy year and
military training subutllutod. The
faculty will act on the resolution next
week. The council, voting unani-
mously called upon the student body,
11: :1. twitter oi' patriotism to forego
19111011111 athletic ambition and enter
11 hole heurtedly into the proposed
dtills. .
.. _._...——-. ..
ALEXANDER ANG BAKER CONFER
ON SALARY.
PHILADELPHIA. Fell. 17.—~Presl
(loot W. F.""Bt'1ker or the Philadelphia
National League" club, and Grover 0.9
Altnnder, stnr~pltcher of the team.
11101 16111111 and discussed terms for
the coming season. No agreement
ngo‘ht next Tuesday. Alexander wantsl
:1 thteeryear contract at $15,000 11’
'.$7 too a year with 11 bonus 0:31, 000
for wi‘nnIng twenty-live games but
may slightly raise its proposition. l
GU as SECURE GONIFREY, l
11111311110 Fobrvl'ln—Fred MttcheilJ
manager of the Chicago Nationals.
murmured on his_ return from New
Yoilt yesterday that he had signed
Barney ,Conit‘rey, a third baseman: at
New York Conlttey was recommend-
ad by Larry McLean of the. Ghetto
nuii Nationals.
watt reached and the two .9w91ll confer'l
your. The club has altered hlmlu'
At Chicago.
s1. thins—film“ to. 10.21, 22,
May 29, 30, 30, August 30, 31,
September I, 16..
[knoll—April 28, 29, 30, may 1,
June 25, 26, 27, 28, September
21 , 1 3~ '
Cleveland—«Mull 24, 25, 26, 27.2.".
Jume 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, Scptcm‘ -. «
but" 8, 9.
\l'ashington‘i-May 23, 24, 115, 26
27, July 15 16, 17, ',I8 911913.23
2-S
l’ltiladclphiamMay 14.15, 16, 17,
July 7, 8, 9, It), August 17, 18,
1«9
New York—May 10,11, t2,
July 11,
27.28 ,
Boston-61“ 18,19, 20, 21, July
11), m, 21, 2.1, 41111191211 20, 21,
22.
I3.
12, 13, 14, August 26,
At St. Louis. ' '
\
Chicagov— \pril It, 12, 13,
May 5, 6, 7,9 8, 9, September 4,
5‘ ,
Detroit-May 2, 3, 4, June 29, 39,
July 1, 2', September 6, 7, 8, 9.
Cleveland+\p1illg 16,17, 18,
July 3, 94. 4, 5, 6, September 14;
‘ I~5
Washmgton~1ilay 18,19,213, 21.
July 19, 20, 2,1 22, \ugnst 20,
21, 22.
Philédelphia‘May 10,11,12,
July 811, 12, 13, 14, Auguut
2792
New YBork-.\Izty
'July 7, 3, 9, 1'0.
19. ,
loston—May 23,
July115; 16, '17,
t 25-
13,
26,
14, 15, 16,
9.9'Xu9gust 917,
‘2'4'. 25.. 26.
18, August _
14,
17; "
18, __
an.”
to make the
.0.
I’dughkeepsic
little
These
[881118.
+. i'l‘his limo however, the trip will [anti
Dying :1 natural death at state legis-f only two days 1133mm: has retired
The boxing bill
from the game
4.. !
«c1114 Leonard.
4-» .
a... threeday excursion! 1
A email look may develop into a- 1mm“ Connecticut are Loafing in
And 80 it was pretty handy for those Pennsylvania
WilkeeBorre on
4..
TheQuestions got an ay to a flying
start in their series with the Life turn to independent rank:
9, So for as Alexander Is concerned.
I ' 11111111 111113»
New York basketball fans will .see
, ' quite a contest 991311va utternoon' ,
When the Newark Turn Verein team
lit". ”it! Home. WW1!“ bulk “30‘ W lines up against the 1.111111111111111 Afi-
llard champion, broke all records at Stars, in the Manhattan Casino. The
(leveland last night when he defeated Jam“, men will be 33am“ and Nor.
Jake Schaei'er. titty to twenty-live in an at forwards
He. had two high center. Jack Murray, and Sheehan
guards. The Parsons and the Brook-
lyn Separates will mingle in the first.
Germany' a ruthless submarine war game.
1111:: may have some effect on boatl
racing Several of the colleges iml
po.1 roaches from England 11nd thosol
vml be unable
115101: the ocean.
+
other game,
. __9.__
Snolick and Holman.
+—
.4...
Dray i
but‘; 1
of $15M.
, ( let Gland Alexandria
the 211111. ‘
through Monday night“ and make not
for a little lost time in scoring “Ecky'
Leonard C93
ALEXANDER THREATENS TO
FORSAKE PHILLIES.
IIIILAIL'”LI’HIA, l1‘,eh 17. ~«Grover
premier pitcher"v
of. tilt National baseball league, re-
tumed to Philadelphia this afternoon
with the message that unless
tintmagement oil the Phlllieo, met his
ldemand for a Eatery of $15, 000 he
would torsuke the big league and re-
Guards, but this fact didn’t help them the salary issue helm-1'11 himself 111‘
any vheuicemeio Wot au-
“It couldn’t be did." i
'lll't-
.utd asked that sum.
" 3 President Baker replied that tm
Q11“ Danbury lineup for Monday $8 (K10 arrangement stood, but. that
night looks good. Norman and Reid! he 11'
or 'Bockman torwards.
ter, Roach and ‘Dreyi‘uss guards. ‘
‘9, (A 91'.
the
sizes —Adv.
II’
”r
\99
At Detroit.
(l9Ilt‘3U1)—'»—.\pt'll 15, 16, 17, 18,
July 3, 4, 94,, 5, 6, September 14,
151 »
St. Louis—April 24, 25,"26, 27,
June 21, 22, 23, 24, August 12,
13,14 9
Clevchntlmz‘lpril 11,12, 13,14.
Ma)" 5, 6, 7,98, September 11.
129, 99196.
«9 Wasltlngtonmllay 14, 15, 1'15, 17 9 9
' Jill} 9.7, 8' ll, l0,A1'1gust 17’, 18, 7
. 19,- 99 .9
l’htladrlph12~\i’1‘1 23, 2.4, 25, 26,
27, July 15, 16, 17, 18,1’iugust '
23. 25
New Y uric-“May 18,19, 20, 21',
22, August 211. =
July 19, 20, 21,
21,23.
Bo'stow—M‘ay 16,11, 12, 13, 1111-.
,.t‘1,12, 13, 14, August 26, 27,
28. »; 9 ‘ 9
9' «' ' At Cleveland.
Clue-a o~’~May 2, 3, .4, Juno 29,'
hi)» 1,2 -, August 12,13, 14.
,St. SLuois—Miril 28,, 29, 3o, Md)
27, 28, Septe'n1'-.
1, June 25,4
ber' -, 3,3 ,
Detroit—April 19,20, 21, 22, May '
29. so. 30. 9August 29. so 31.. ,.
Scptt.
"'«\V~ash111g't0n~—Vlayto, 11,12 13,
July 11,12 13, 14, August 2'5,
22138
2Y,22.'
new» York—May 23, 24, 25,296.99
J’hiladclphiawway I8 .19, 20, 21, - 99
‘ July 19‘, 20,» 21,292;A11g1.t921:.~, « «
27, July» 15, 16‘, 1-7, 18, Augustf'f
231, 8-35
= Boston~May 14, 15, 16, 17, July
ugttst 17, 18,111 9 9
51,89,910 K
.» Detroit—«Juno 11,
July :25 26, 27, 28, Scpltjtnhcr
. 1
1'9.
1'.
x 7, 8;"
1
At Washington.
l,'l1it'ag0-—Junc 1, 2, '4. 5. Aug--
3. 9, 10,. 11, September 25, 211,
27.
\ug-
HLouis—nluue 1, 2, .19. 5.
11st 3, 4, 6, 7, September 18,19,9
20
l
ll'ctroit-—Junc 15, 16, 18, 19,«Ju-ly
30,9319, August 1, 2. September
21, 22, 24.-
999(9llevclande—9—Junc- 1:1, 12, 13,
July 25:26, 27,28,5cpte1911h9cr
28, 29, October 1.
l‘hiladclphia~April 20, 21, 23,
24, June 20, 21, 22, September
13. 14, 15. 17
New York-«April 30,1 May! 2, ,, ,
August 13,14, 15, September 5, '
.6. 7. 8 ,
Boston-«May 4, 5. 7. ’3, 9. Mfil'
20, 30, 30, September 10,119, 12.
I4. “’
i
‘ M‘Phdadf ciphia. ‘ ‘.
Chicago—June 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Aug—
ust 3,4,6 7, September 18, 919,
20.
9St.Louis~J11ne 6, 7, 8, 9, August
27
12, 13, 14.
28,29, October 1.
Cleveland—June 15, 16. 18,- July
30, 31, August I, 2', Septexnlmr
21, 22 ,,2'2 24.
17166111210115.1er 11, 12.13,.14,
June 28, 299, 30,]1'111' 992,
1563.21.21, .
New York—~M’ay 4, 5, 7, 8; 28,
29', 30, 36, September 10, 11,
‘12.
Iioston—April 16,17, 18, 19, Au??-
115613, {4, I 5, September 5,9969,
8, 9, IO, 11,Scpten1hcr 925, 26,
cow,
1
Philadelphia—April 25, 26, 27,
~Cl1iuag'1r-Ju1'1e 15 16,18,18 911,111?-
Fhillies today is like title: ' '
President Baker sent him a confluent.
* calling for a sultry at $1,080 and 3!
“ECU" Calder will probably come bonus of $1, 000 if he won 25 m 9'
“Alex” returned the document W
til 11 it a note saying he believed '30
has got to travel to keep a“!!! tron: 11111:: worth $15, 000 a year in the tan...
ight grant a ‘slight increase” 9
Neither took any further steps by
adjust their financial (inferences otfl 1::
the matter is, therefore deadlocked.
Norwalk is flirting dangerouely 1111111943“,M met in “m 1'in today to talk 3‘
;those Sheepshead Ba.y boys. '
Norwalk fans are at' last going to 9 ‘ -—--——
see their darling of last y,eur in at:
in]; lion again or. the local court.
fuss will play Monday evening,
is“ (0 relate 6"“ W0”! against “‘3' Premier Twirler of National League
race; boys with the green and white jer 1,
into its head to skldoo and then there «1111111 to three miles will he a great 1563“
.‘av lug in newspaper 9
_FELT LIKE so; now 1.1th 51‘
Many persons complain Wont M
wan Return to Independent Ranko' 111g 0“ ”em” ”‘9’ 5h°“‘d'
J if Baker Doe's Not Pay Him Salary weak link in a chain, ‘ weak W
genteebtes the whole body. Over-warli-
ted, weak or dluordered kidney} '1“
vitality A. W. Morgan, Angola. IN...*
writes: "I suffered with pains In M 999
back I am 43 years old, but I fefl: '
like a man 0190 your: old Sim. 'K
took Foley Kidney Pills I feel like
did when I was 21." In 609 and fl”
Stillsancl’owell Comm
At‘ New York.
Chicago—Juno 11,12,13, 14, July
25, 26, 27, 28, Scptctnlm 28,
29, October 1.
St.141ule—'—Juue 15,91 16, 1819,:
July 30, 31, August 1,2, Sep
tember 21, 22, 24
Iletroit—n-Hav 31,J1mc1, 2, 4, 5..
August 3 4, (1, 7, September 25, ,1
(lcvclattd»-—Junc6, 7,8, 9, August '
8,11), 910,11, September 18,11),
\VthgtonmApril 16,17, 18 19.” '
July 3. 4. 4. 5. August 30. 31-
Septemlmr 1. .
28, June 23, 25, 26, 2'7, Or
her 2, 3, 4 ’. .
llostonl-rApril 11, 12, 13, 14, June; '
20, 21,22, September: 13, hue:
15, 17. /
i0-
At Boston.
' )- .
3o, 31, August '91, 2, SQplL 1111i
21, '22, 24.
St. Louis—June 11,12,13,14,
-.July 25, 26, 27 28, Scptcmbu'»
23, 29, October 1.
Detroit~Junc 6. 7, 8, 9, August
8, 9, lo, 11, September 18 119,»
20 .
LICVelrud~—\Ia} 31,Ju1‘1c I, 2, 4,
:5, August 3, 499, 6 7, Scptcm'lncr
25,
\Wshtngtnn~‘\llfll 25" 26! “7! 285
«June 23, 25; 269, 27, October: 2,- * 9. '
314' 4'- ' '
Phaladelphta—Apnl 30, May 1, 2, 1
3.11111 3. 414.5. August so, 3: '
September 1.9; 9
New Yotke—I-A-pril- 20, 21, 23, 24,?
lune 28, 2:99, 30, July 2, Sqitean‘a ',
her 3,9 3,4 .:
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titanium}
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