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DETRQIT, Mich, April 3.-~When3 . . , wt.
the ball players begin to talk about
the enormous profits made by :tbe
" magnate-s and demand a larger cut of
rhesu profits that: they may 311311311911!
to be getting at the moment, they'-
uverlook one very important item. 3
,1'
"Opinions/ and {gossip
BY IRISH
’I‘bis is the enormous amount that
must be charged to depreciation each
season There probably is no other
husmess in which this item is propor-
‘ionately as large, unless perhaps i13
1‘5 tlu munitions making game, in' always been a dirty player, Milking;
which an explosion is likely to blow whenever possible 3 «He always 801:.
“‘9 Pm“ “gm off ”‘9 1111111 “I any «way with it because he was a stur
moment ' .player. ” says the exchange.
it is of course among the players. W
111111 the de'p1eciatlon takes place. (1'11i Young McAuiiffe '3 ill classy shape?
the buildings and grounds the rate i333“, meet Battling Roddy tonight at the
just about 1101,11111! but the athletes, Casino. M“ stopped training 3,3,33,33,33
51am to be renewed-oiled and ba13dly3day. for fear of going stale. The boys.
3 one comes into possession 01 11- big 3110111 31 out upa we“), battle.
1031.118 club without considerable tax-3 ...-
pense being “1"de 1n 4115 “WHEN Gaucher James Archer who has been
Just to cite an example of how fast holding out for money signed yester-
.3 bail club’s personnel changes. take day with the Chicago Nationals. They
the roster of the Tigels at the be. 081313893 0111 of the game
11111111111: 01 the 1915 season. There is _._ 3
.'1 picture hanging in President Nav-' Fulton was a badly beaten boy last
111's office that has 13k?“ opening night before he fouled Motris
day. two years ago. '1 wenlr'elzht knew it too and that loul blow looked
men are in the group. intentional. 'lle bad grace, honour.
striking Henog.
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111111111115 10 an exchange, Cobb has
Manager Jennings and Coach Jim-1 ......j...
' 1m Burke now be listed as non-coul-
ltattmts, “hick leaves only twenty-six CRACKS Off Of THE
:1('il\'t‘ players. Of this number only
twelt'c remain on the Detroit muster,
tolls. Counting Hugbcy and Jimmy. ' Wil lllNuTON, S C. 333333 33 "The
the squad now boasts only half of Yankees continued to 33333333333233 333333
«hos-e lll‘tl‘llyelth men than it bud in' 3,131,333,335, pitching today and at last 333.
U” "Dr'nn 0' 191" brought them some. reunrd. Sixteen
time is 1111' list 01 those that hove-13335 combed from “33, flinging of Jens
11111111: Dubuc, Baltcr l‘cleru, lmdbet- Barnes Frank Allen and C111 Crum
“'1‘. Jacobson. Cal't'l 1309111913 Smith were the big factors in New Y"oxl: s
111111 ltj'ylloltls lid‘l'r Oldinuu, Mort View”, in the seventh game, at the
arty, Knvuuduh 11nd Fullel: Of this- 3931931; by g (0 3_
number only three rcully coined their pHILADEmeA3 3mm 53....uoly‘
tull salaries 1111 Tigers. ilubuc rend- Croggdrove Swinlcr.t'rom the box in
“red 8119161 seasom 0T 1:00d St‘l‘Vinl the fourth inning today and defeated
and Moriarty 1': :11; a valued inclnbrr the University of Pennsylvania, 8 to
the club {11.1111 100!) until 1916. 3. Cromw,ell who relieved S\\"lgle1,
itinvaungh put in two soul-111111 in held the visitors in check, but the
{thick 1.11. did good work and part of 'Quakers could not overcome their
at
another in which he. did nothing lend. Dugan of Holy Cross had a dou-
wortb whilc. . bio and three singles in four times at
Ilukcr was curried for some time but.
'tuti caught 11 low good g:1111es,but.TULSA- 011111., APT“ 5‘4“"? “1181-3
ulion 11o Wanted mmebody to go up line cit) of Tulsa got an opportunity
-:1111 his it will be round 111111.111: m. to use the Giants and the Tigers mix
acmmmg to 111 :1 diamond fracas here this 11161::
11 110011. A crowd that tuxcd ihtt cupnc
ity of the Western Association ball
pail: saw the Giants romp home on
z '1?“ 11d Atuonuous pnyA
the piece sc1111'~~io1' everything it
»-»1'1:1' did. Peters, Ledbettcr, Jacob
..cn. Smithson 11ml lx'lu'r \vcl'ezprncti‘
' tho long end of an S to 4 score. New
I' .' n 1 3 f 3 . 1. 3
M") "f no “1"“ '0 the l‘lcers a York triumphed through better and
“though each cost money to buy, t
11111 11111111112'of‘expenscs incurred on
:1 tr: .lnln:r trip. '
more timely hitting.
110111. Ky.. Ap1il 5.——Tbe
giants' second team was defeated to-
J'lf.‘til)SOll was. united 11 whole scu- day' by ”033353.331” by 3 to 1 in 11 well
.10 that Jtnnlucs could "hm”,plnyed 33333333333 T1333 Giants scotcd :1
1mm 11 reliable 1111111 0" the bunch run in the fourth when Lobert trip-
1' "'1' 13,. wanted """pbody to go “D led and W111; scored by Murray.
and strike out. ANNA l’OLlS Md April -l.--An 8
1:.
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' BIG GAME PRESERVE IN .WIND- I
. ' HAM COUNTY.
f’U'l'NAM, April 5.-cheu hundred
,. , , .met'Syracusc.
» pheasants arrived in the Putnam mi:-
LAFAYETTE, 1nd,. April 4.——l«‘our
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. 11 . , 3
’ ' lo 11 the bombardment of Red
.lohn Heywoods game farm .in the "l“ tun
'Sox batsmen here 10-day, with the rc-
sult that.Bonton3ngaiu went. into the
dead 3in the series by winning the
game, 8 to" .1.
WEST POINT N \., April i.——The
Army continued its romp over college
teams to—dat', beating Manhattan Col
lege, recent conqueror of Columbia,
by 11 score of 17 to 1.
‘ 131131.111 part of the town. ‘
' Mr. "Heywood recently bought the
33 Jackson and Pcttlslm'ms for {11111118
3 preserve. There are .125 acres and
"the birds from his farm in Gardiner
are to berentoved hero. Mi'.‘I{eywood
excpcts to have 30,000 pheusnnts. be-
sides hundreds of duck, geese. swans
nnd fancy fowl which he raises~33f0r Columbia defeated herst» 333 33
, market and for stocking preserves and loosely played baseball ame on South
parks he industrywis the first of its Field yesterday by 8 to 53 Columbia
3. kind in eastern Connecticut got away to a three run 1933333 but held
L7 __,,.____,. it for only tltvee innings. Afterihat‘ it
' was :13 nip ‘and tuck tussle until the
eighth framerwben Columbia railed
I and hooped-four runs,
WIGHTMAN WINNER IN COURT
TENNIS.’
BOSTO,'April 5.-Gccrgc W. Wight».
31111111 defeated Dr Giorgi) Dc131y,rbotl1
utthis city, in. the secondrcund ofthc' ' ,
311111301111 singles court 1.3111111311111111-
picnsblpjat the Tennis ondjllacquel' ‘_
Ty Cobb is trying to give an 1.1111 for
He‘
11?
to 3 defeat for the initishipmen mark ,
ed the opening of the Navy llnscbnll3
season hem today, when the sailors3.
ills Appearance Manned 111 E11-
llibitlon Series Johnson Should
investigate-kt- twice lion that
lie Ilas Wkllclefln con-3
tract
to lock ashamed after the scrap.
_3.‘
, Lots of tin Flivvers clanking on the
1310111115 theseAlnys.
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According to Henry Ford, he is'
going to turn out subs. as fast as
33hr: does his cars.
~4—
‘Just imagine :1 bunch of Ford subs.
in the Norwallt harbor. They w
make a noise like a medley played on
.311 score of tin cans and them disappear
3 two leagues under the sea.
l
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fi‘he recent outburst of muckerism'j
among players of the Giants and'
fresh reminder of the disgraceful
scenes which our big league teams
rinflict upon the South year after year
,in the course of the training season.
3 Ever hear why a 1370“! 3, like a bath. Baiting of umpires by bull-incutbedj
t hirelings is the least of many counts
3111b? Because you like to be inwit bu
in the
33don't like to be seen 1:1 it.
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, A” 1,36,33,33“. was “there" Eastern and Western cities
yesterday. 3 3
Art clipped out 11 home run which practice games 1" Texas and other
Southern centers.
it is bad enough when the fist
fl 1118 and outbursts of bad language
--.,” occur in the big league park's; but
than 1111 have come‘ to expect this,
GERARD PATR;?J;fL DEMONSTRA' are in :1 measure hardened to it. it
does, however, seem too bad that
BOSTON, April fir-Plans are being '
3 3 these men should tour through an
113111111 for 11 great patriotic lemons r:1,- ”3333,33 section advertising" an ideal M
11011 on the occasion at an address to
sport which to say the 1911111. must
' 'L’" delivcrtd "5' James “ Gerard, '0" strike the South as incongruous. Ty-
mer ambassador to Germany, before rus'Cobb has wd his spikes so free-
'lllt‘ l’ilg1lm Publicity Association in 333. in 3.0003333 years that one wou-
3'1111' South Armor.) (“1 Am“ 18' The dcrn'why he has not attracted the at-
Handel and Hayden society of 400 tcntion M General Wood of thewar-
1:111; 'rrs. assisted by the Boston Festi Department. ”93.35 a whole bayonet
1111 3ozclwst1'3n, will blill‘. patriotic se- charge in himself, and apparently
Ilectlons. lnvltnllomt ltu'vc born cent would be more “31101119,.“ M lea‘st
to the governors of all New Englandmuld ”91101593 1133 forte (0 better ad-
stutcu and the mayors of all biassncl1u~ 1131113an the field of battle than
sctts cities 11111111111, Delegations will on the field of sport,
bcpreéent from many business. paid Not satlst‘iedwlth spiking Churlie
otic and social orgunizmions. The not Herzog. Cobb has placed the Detroit
prolcds of the dinnt-r will be pre- club in a hole-byrefuklng to live up
sentcd 10 1110 Massachusetts National to the terms or his l20,000 contract.
Guard. Cobb has left the Tigers in upite of
the protests of Manner l-lugh Jen-
nings, ,ud will not rudoin them until
after the. exhibition {tunes with Me-
Grunts loam arc ended. (loch, uni
der 1119. rules of baseball. is compel-
ledttpreporl for pumice Match .1. He
did not appear at the Tiger's crimp
until ten days after that ditto. in
declining to re 1 1 .with the. Detroit,
team on 11" 3 training trip,
Cobb 11:11: again‘i‘i his contract.
no also has laid tltc’betroli club open
to several suits by minor league clubs
which have leased their grounds to
the Giants and Tigers with the under
'stundin tl1.1t‘ Cobb will take part in
the 1161'
in other words, Cobb has taken'the
3cnl’omcmqn1 of baseball law into his
301111 hun'ds, regardless of the muse-
gqucnces, with the result that ltueems
1'10 1:1 up to President Ban Johnson
3 Tuesday, 11.1.1 1 will be llflltllllllm- to put 1111 cud to such. high-hundcd
'1icn day in the Superior court. 11nd methods. it is a foregone COHENSiOD
$153131: 11:31; 113 31111113l1311330n 313l31c list to be. that Johnson will :invcsiigatcCobb‘
e izens 11' ' 11 . .
unusually huge TlllllllllPr‘nfl'i b81121? 31:131'uly be11'1\ 101' and that
Aliens born on liuiézldii-‘riili find there
are. Quito 11 number on the list will- planution 0f ”‘9 way he has ignored
not. be asked to renounce allegiance the Wishes of his employers the pros-
to Nicholas ll, as forntctglv because. idcnt of the American League will
the said Nicholas luts beau dismissed take summary notion. Cobbs de-
from oillcc for lncompetcncy, or other
11211111111». no the form that the cler‘: termination "0 do its he pleases h a
01' tho Supl‘l'lot cour’ vlll now use black eye for club discipline.
will be to renounce nil allegiance. to The ,rumpus bemoan the Giants
111c3“prescnt government of Russia ”3.111111 Tigers illustrates the impropriety
of art-angina spring exhibition games
made his mates sit up and stare. lle
imagines that ho is going to be 21 Ty
(‘obb second.
ARMY ENLlSTMENT TIMULATED
NEW YORK, dipt'il 5.«-—.—Enlistment in
the army andnuvy wus'utlmulatcd to
day by displays of posters in shop
1vit1dous..:1uulhy ,, .clcct rlc ,aignshn .
Broadway and in the. theatre district.
Hotels, restaurants, and stores posted
patriotic appeals.
A meeting of peace societies, church
organizations. women's clubs, and
other bodies opposed to war was held
here today to elaborate further plans.
The Phnergency Pence Federation 1m
nounces that it will give free legal aid
to persons who are arrestctr’for op-
posing war 111111 115111. every effort'to
curtail personal liberty and free
speech.
.1»
NATURALIZATION DAY.
.. WILLARDJREADY TO mm
WASHINGTON, April 5.—-Jcss
lard. the heavyweight pugilisg,
this telegram today to President
.8011: ,
“I will fight.
Inc?" '
Wil- jor league clubs. When this series
sent \ras‘plauned Johnson vigorously op-
\‘i’il‘P posed it, but the owners of the. clubS,
' . ' eager; to pick up easy monev, swent
When do you want ahead in spite of Johnson 3 protests.
-Cobb. '11s extensively advertised as
ould Tigers in Dallas the other day is 113‘
long indictment that may be?
1 framed against representathes of 0111'3
in their:
"the. lat-'
fails to give a satisfactory _ex-‘.
3 between teams representing rival 11111--
golle of the leading attractions. 11111.1 had poem”; armed that Dalet was
arious cities and towns where the
cams were scheduled to appear. As
Cobb was under contract the De-
6‘
free agent, and not subject to the re
serve clause, because he had never
signed a contract... with Lynn. and that
.tmit club guaranteed his appearance. Worcester bad immediately signéd‘
Tickets were sold in advance With him up to play in that city the coming'
'this understanding, yet Cobb has seen season L
lfit to ignore Navin and Jennings and
has decided to do his practicing with
the Cincinnati Reds if Cobb is suf-
fering from a swollen bead some way
should be found to reduce it.
i ..
'Rill Slit ClNl
Mr. Fraser of Lynn infm 116d 1l1-:'
league that Daley really signed two
contracts last season, one at the open-
ing. and another one later when his
_salary was cut because the club was
not as successful as had been hoped
for, and that he had been reserved at
the close of the season. Daley claims
that he never signed 11 Lynn contract.
3 and that he has not received a con-
PI-AL AL NEW HAVEN tract for this season, and is, therefore,
a free agent. Worcester papers say
that the owners of that club feel that
Eastern League Refuses to Gmtseven more members are yet needd to
tend to tight to retain Daley“ s services.
Permission—Tired of Action by The question bids on to rival the
light over Jack Hoey between the Ne
E w
major QIubs— “0") St" “d Britain and Waterbury clubs in the old
lawrence 11111111 Services of Daley Connecticut 1111111111: in 1911.
. COWLER STOPS CARROLL
1‘ Major league clubs'will not be al— ,
lowed to' ride rough shod over Eastern NEW YORK. April sw’l‘om Cowler.
league territory the coming season; as the English heavyweight, stormed
was the case last year who: they came Sailor Carroll in less than :1 minute's
11110 Eastern league cities to play 211- fighting in the first round in the Pal-
l1ibition games. nor will major league ace S. C. last night. A hard right to
players be allowed to disregard the the jaw sent the Sailor to the mat
1'.uics of the National Association of The Weights were Cowler 215 pounds”,
professional baseball clubs in the Canon 185 in the other feature bout
same manner as did Ty Cobb and one Ted Kid Lewis disposed of Jimmie
m (“0 others, when Tyros played 1111.11 Coffey of liar-lent in the second round.
the \‘ew Haven Colonials, particular- The bout were stopped by the re-
ly alter the close of the American feree.
louguc season. This was brought for: The “V0 0”"3" bums 1‘95“)le '11
clbly home to the management of the dl‘flWh Augie Rather fought :1 fast
Iioston Red Sox yesterday afternoon diaw W'th Young \llkc Donman and
by President lion O’Neil when the Joe Welling and Willie Beecher also
business multngcr of Inc Hub outfit drew Welling hm” 11111 hand i" "l“
called “940 3,3,3, what “as We ”3356",, fourth round. All the bouts were.
that there uni-1 opposition to the Red scheduled for six rounds.
Sax playing 11 11.111111 with ".11n You W ”"‘
Haven Colonials next Sunday :11 Light-
house Point. '
President O‘Neill told Business Man
ager O'Brien of the Red Son that ii
BOY TOO YOUNG To ENLIST.
BOSTON, April 5.-—James Apakian.3
11 fourteen year old boy, living in the'
Dorchesier district, is lamenting be-
. 3 cause his offer to enlist in the “urine
was 11 very late day for 111111 to» be com corps has been refused He 3330333 30
ing around seeking the consent of the the local recruiting 33333333033 saying
Eastern League for this game. \nfter that he. wanted ..30 go to war with you
the Red Sox had gone ahead and made. and help you 0333 for my 9033333”, an"
arrangements without con'tsulllng the my people" 'Mnjor William H 1,333.3
11118111111 league, which has paid protcc- 311M sent 33,9 33 personal 33033333 33333333133333
lion money for the t-erritol‘aL—He4nn lfihfi‘f. he could nor accept any 50—“
formed the Red 8011 business man lens
ager that, the. permission ubich he. dint: .
asked could not be granted, as 11193 .1! want you to km“, 313333 30333, 33333“
league had decided against allowing’touc ofi’crls ”333003139311.
major league clubs to enter its tcz'ri3 ,____
[Dry and play send-mo baseball ClubsxY FAVCRABLE REPORT ON COMPEN
He maintained that the Enslcrn longue SATLON, ACT AMENDMENTS.
intended to safeguard every fight it HARTFORD Aprll" 33 ~Tl1e commit
bad under tho protection it was re (w of Judiciary 59m (0 the Senate
,seivincffom the National Agelalion- Tuesduy a favorable blanket report
311111119111 the CODVN‘MHO“ 0’“ Pd covering 11 number of amendments to
Consequently the Red 30-“ will be 1he\\’orkrnen's compensation act. The
forced to cancel their engageme‘lt 3‘ period of waiting is changed from 10
New: Haven next Sunday. 01‘ 0156 they to 7 dam the maximum compensation.
will face a penalty of $509, which is increased from $10 to 5143 13011111111- 3.
called for 111 the rules Of the National “onus are allowed disQ’e‘lionary
Association for violation of any of the mwfls in making awards for injuries:
territorial Tights 01’ 1111' 0! its 19181105- from Hoccupatlonal diseases. The ex-
Daley Cue important. pcnse allowance of commissioners 1113
The resil ownership of the services increased from $3, 000 to ..$4 500
of Jud Daley as a ball player will be
_1111. absorbing topic at the next meeting HARVARD REGIMENT MAY DRILLL,
of the Eastern League to be held nos'ron. 19111 111-1111 invitation .111
most likely. Wednesday Arm 31.?1‘11'0 the Harvard College Regiment to drill
0111118. 3-L1331wronce and Worcester. are on thves' Field just'befcre the 'start
claiming the right to, sign Daley to ll of the first game of the season on
contract, and the merits of their con April it has boo-1 oxlcnded by 1211.311;
tentioue' Will be thrashed out at that dent Percy I). llaughton of the Boston
session. ' National Baseball League Club. A
The facts in the case are U399? part or the receipts n1 this game will
Daley wast :1 member of the Lynn be ,given to the -irmy and Xary 125:.-
club last season. and was one of the c .4.
players turned over in the sale of the
Lynndranchlse and players by Amer city” said Mr aughton, "1‘13 show win}.
Fraser at the last meeting in isoston. Harvard is aldoing in theunatter of prey:
than sixteen years old. and 11:1
...“.-.
crowding in Close and had his upped-,7.
39:11 at a disadl'all‘i‘ go, as Fulton is a ‘
“It would be an excellent cppmiu ' ...,
fill illlll Wills
lit-y
{ltlallcma Giant llss item of L
,. Until Blow Comes
31,2"?
NEW YORK, April 5.4111 1.111115!
of Oklahoma was awarded the 11m"
over Fred Fulton of Minnesota in th-
fiftll round of a bout here would“;
aftcr Rcfcrcc Bill Brown had annom,
cd Fulton struck Morris 11 loathing 3
sending him helpless to the Mundane
ris weighing 223121’ pounds and mum?
22001,_Thc bout was to have gain 3.
tcn rounds.
Morris clear'ly had the better of th'
battle up to the time the foul blow m
struck. Honors were fairly even in
the first round, but in thcnext'thm
and part 01‘ the fourth; Morrisjgefl
101 ' dist .tfighl ‘1.
With short arm rights to tha'bodx
and jolts to the bend and face, Morgan
héld Fulton blct- «ling from the nose anti
1110113111 in the second Lound and tilt a L'
gash orc‘r his left' eye in tile tlfll'dl,
Morris still‘kcpt lighting at close magi. :
in the fourth ,and continued the sum;-
tactics in the tlilli,d.1maglng Ibis gulp.
versaiy considerably on the face and
body. Fulton landed only a halt {lat-~—
en blows to the head and body,'ail d
them at long range, and his 11111113113,~
left was no: of much use at (3108157
quarters, He. had been badly beaten'
111 the time he landed the foul.
After the blow which ended an
flgl1t,Mcrrls fell to the floor, help!“
and had to be carried to his corner
.thn this had been ',done Retain,
Brown told the announcer to 111mm
the spectators the blow was foul.
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'South s-Norwatk, 0111111. .-
it develtmed that the Worcester club paredness." ~-
311Mb yt'sicrday. The scorewas 313-4, 64!.
.816. ' . ' ‘ .' '
., In'thc only other" match of tité, '
round, Joshua Crane, a former :cba'tn 3
plan, defeated P abode 11115111113111 .3
sets. The score was 64; 835,» »6- '4. Mr. .. L, .
Crane will pic .yllir Wightmazrrtodny. '
ll 11' winnte'r to play Joy Gould-.ofiiNe-ytv
.crk', 11111391152111 champion, Saturday;
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porting Editor: 3
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idles Hall 01111 has organized for" the '
3119011 in] would like to hear 110111 a '
bi team for 11- game at South . ,
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