. “T H.
the drowns 0'“
league Head Puts Acquire-
' ’ rot iPnsyflsaoed
City Franchises is
for Action—Must
Wall’lheyAreio
in'lsls
”side-t Dan O'Neil oi the In
total league has returned to "art-
tom flu New York, where he at-
.31» National league meeting.
bstje is not yet ready to say any-
thing about what his circuit will or
My. do next season. ,
f'lfistirtbegmuoniusduredst
harbour every corner at the National
hue meeting in New York," said
’0'“! last night, when asked what
. the lantern league would do heat her-i
t
hon. “l have no answer to tasks at
this time except to say that it is up
to the club owners. the men who have
Mr matey invested in baseball, to
say what they will do. As soon as
”decide what is to'bedone lwitli
gee outmd hustle to make things the
belt mble tor the league.
‘t‘l'o thy mind the presidents of
baseball leagues have been doing too
much talking and leaving too little. to
he said by the men who have their
' My at stake. "
These iew words were the only
indication, either by word '0» [6'
tion, that the president would give
concerning the league's probable ac-
tlon And from all appearances there
will be nathlng more until the duo
' _ew‘ners give him something tangible
to ,work on.
Leda Prornlstna
With. the iorecastsd collapse of thi‘
international League, however it.
looks promising tor the Eastern cir
wit. it Newark. Providence or Jersey
City. at the dying league want -hhhe
be! next sum they rhaht. look to
tile Eastern League to iurnish it and
it may he that Dan O'Neil will some“
a h
‘ into his own as the his man to minor
league bahehali around
next year
ulmeted census tigures this year
idé's an byerage increase cl -0
perbent since late. places the pro
posed circuit at the l 409. 490 mark. In
1910 the population was 1,550,439. in
noise instances the gain in population
Is considerablv better than to ”5‘
cent. notably Springfield, New Haven
and Bridgeport. But the average will
probably swing around to the lights
given. All oi the cities named with
the exception of New London. hit at
least the. 100,000 mark. This in evi-
dent when the 1910 census returns
are compared,
Here they are:
Citlcs' Standing
Newark, 347.109; Jersey City 267,-
779; Providenoe,. 214316; New Haven.
133.806: B'ridgeport,192.50-l: Worces-
ter. 145,286; Hartford, 98 915; Spr. mp,
fish! 88, 226. l
. Another angle is the mileage pro-
position and the figures show that the
dropping at Portland and Lawrence
these parts
wash! mtdownthe Eastern WI
traveling expenses not adittie. The
same thing holds true to a greater ex-
. toot tor the cities trout the interns-
tisoal which Clahkln proposes. to take
in. By way oi emails“! mileage
milks are trough! together with the
‘ mail that the lszltell insane lum'
Pprtlnild and We, at”
firmness. Jersey City sobsti' st-
ed orange 96 miles per club in the
case of Providence and lit allies tor
Jersey City. Eastern league Jumps
with Portland and Lawrence includei
average 230 miles for Portland and
117 for m.
was Way Out
Any way you look at it since
oi the interns-
tiohal ass— certain, Providence.
Jersey City and Newark. it may want
bass-bsll- -aext manner will have to
come to the Eastern league for lt.‘ '1
Whether or not the Eastern league
ventures nto tlw' 'bahcball mommies
business next summer as usual, the
maturities oi acuuirlu through in-
threalened demise oi the lnternatiow
al, such cities as Providence Jersey
City and Ne -..rark his msnv interest-
ing ientnroa It wasn't so long ago
that Edward ti. liar-row. then presi'
dent oi the Class AA circuit. was east
lug his eyes at id. Bartlett!
and Worcester in an endesVor to bol-
" ruler the tottering latcrnhiiona! league.
dilfl mentioned in
thee-nettle“i
oven coir
There were at»?
this connection It
the tact that narrow W
‘ howboostiutheadditish oi Psov'a
[which it called upon its plavers tool»
mm
.stre anno-esd yesterday.laker
: oi the Tattoo! bells Mill in the list.
, .
thaawosldbeposubleasthe-erger
circuitishowcoastitstodinstashe
“was-Wiamwu
toabigzenaadh’sbsped h Enter
Mr” W them
olalsagheihatco-biaedtkebettcl'
citieaoithcllewulaadleagacaad
Ilehterausseiatitnlils Mn is
deuce and Jersey City. to the w
The stringing along ei flowerk comes
as a. uterine-gilt. There in"! usel-
qnestion but what the w than!
“humanitarian-1m“
motion, lilbeclubewwenhadcroh»
ligation tsidortooi' M mung
their way clear
lithium
, minimum
uLatnt Action of Old Bus-
, w m ls actuari-
President Ban thhssnoi
Wn'eiratt
The National League. node an im-
portant announcement yesterday, in
(or their services unreserved“ to the
United States This announcement
came as a reruit of a midnight meet-
ing, which was held by the owners
here last week on the eve oi their go-
ing to Chicago tor the idiot shooting
with the American League. This atti-
tude was adopted by the league in the
ion: oia resolation la whidi." was
stated that the ielgue ” believed that
the game would go on as long as the
;‘ delicatessen parlors. dilutes, in boots oi lir.
Thetroslrlipwtththemnwho is just now too hilly to cutrlbnte to
the lied Cross is that when be has made all the rut-hey that he is trying tor
wow, it win bejtoo late. ,1
—e- ‘
The government wants more pork and not a tingle Congressman has
m.mpnmmo m,
it is hardly lair to say that useless Christmas gills are at no service.
as they~are seeceausl in decorating the ssh can. ,
~0— ’ '*
With theihmgrsparhsapcore note. more than ever is their
idea oi war—light" at than when the other iellowa aren't ready—brought
lane to one.
J .
.0...
The in who sent away a dollar to the person who advertised a sure
causative oliantosnobile thieving, received the wise reply, “Sell the car
and deride the money between thrill stamps and the Red Cross. ‘ ,
--0-
come back with a entry. “Why not call the
Bill, the inventor oi the
The New .‘York Sun has
sickle?"
4—-
Those girls who are [as sweet as sugar had better look out these dsvs
because one slight be tempted to bite them.
all at Its o'li.
MIMI“ Shim;
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GOHTE D'HINECOURT
vestigation revssled that 'lildwhrd Sar-
mt, rhiii hand and ram laborer. who
died here yesterday, was Comte Ed-
continuance but should not stand in
the wav oi the young athletes entera,
trig the service at thegovenrncnt.
The Milan oi the Nation"
in calling upon its plnycrsjo oil 31‘
their-services to weflyfid navy.
ohhiesassdtroetrebsdi'lotbe‘ stun,
gestlon made by President Ban John:
at the American [mane a iew!
weeks ago that the govern-em be
asked to exempt 33m flavor!-
from each of the major league cisbl.
Without authority, President debut
has included not only his own orgalr
nation but alto the National league in
his intimation and mind the the. d
the National lnguc ebb WWI."
wecially President Toner. who i—e-
fiatcly denied that ithdeVer been,
the Intention oi the olderrieagse. to
ask for such t-xeinptims.
llNIiSJN tifllllllfi
Hard Hitting Third Socket
Wand Up Season «With
Average of Nine Forty-
,Nim .~
‘ Frank fisher. third base-an oi the
Yankee, has the highest rank snag
the New York players in the Ameri-
can league fielding averages, which
Is
tied with Bock Weaver as the leadiIIl
third hacker oi the organization with
a mark at mum Man. who play-
ed in only thirty-qr games has the
highest ranking among the second
basemen, .bu'. lddie Collins oi the
White Sonia the real leader.
Scott oi the Boston Red So! is the
best oi'the ahortstops, Peckinpsugh
Chick Ghldil oi the White 80: rank!
as leader among the first banner!
with an average oi ”5, while Walter
Pipo oi the Yanks is third with 990.
John Henry oi Washington is thel
best fielding catcher, Nunanlaker a; .
the Yankees ranking Mih on the!
list. John Collins oi Chicago ins the!
best iieldlng average among the out,
iiolders with a mark oi m Hush,
High had the best average sarong the
Yankee. ontiielders with an average
oi .986. \‘ew York's best fielding
pitcher was George Magridge. while
Walter Johnson topped all the ilingers
with 8 Holding Wk st 1,
Boston led in than Boldly. five
points ahead oi the champion White
Box. the later having 3 It“ at ”967
The Yankees were third in team iieid-
ing with an average oi .965. .
WRESTLIIG TITLE
‘ HOLDII ll WAR
4:9,
. sud:
‘ lusts, sail relief canes instantly. "St.
Penn. Staie—— to Release Stu- coo-n - umber o! - eminent ma
dents For Far- and Fac- ll! of the old mach nobility. Carat.
tory ka— (He-decor“ was ililytwo years old.
l!e came to thiheenhtry about twenty-
his years ago and as Edward Sargent.
ed has been working in mills and on
iarrns
_Dec. 22.—
ndou
sports
at Pearls
Comte dliendccourt was a class
II t
egoy as a millt oi authorin to oi C 19. , de oil-e at
ties' decision to a lithium};e t e" I , , l’r rice
April 33 in otrde'r to. 3 node e-.r I a n m m ' "'0'
ills lather was a member at
mrm'm‘l‘: '“ i‘fi'WJCZ: 'Pmnch General Slat! during the Fran-
WI or 'Mm';m" s. P eoPrIsslsn War. He served ior seven
outdoor °" years as an oillcer oi rho-chases"
hlbly h iew intercollegiate baseball regiment in Am and China. His
m” may the ’h’“ m b April mother, Comtesse d’ilendccourt, died
km" the conege m M about a year ago. News of his death
N“ W' “sets. was sent to 1h sister living in Ver-
Annonnc lit to this eiiect was satlles, France.
made y ' ho «arise-mt, grab ‘ ’ ‘
taste manager oi athletics. He said mm' in,“
' Penn State's basketball and wrestl- . "u c ' watches, “a"
lag schedulsk would be carried out an M m" I "I" n I" "
originally planned. but but interclaw
Lao; a: gross-eon“ ntry activities M
on trarri out as originally ”I ‘ ‘ M, a.
planned. but that inlerclash track and m.”$:,~m:m
M Ictiflties would ialte the W!“ ”‘8-
phos oi intercollegiate meets “PWUWM'
iw the enderpath nah. Tentative ‘ *m '
plans have lieen made tor state‘s track m» '
Inen to participate in one or two lro- 330““ s '
portant indoor contests this winter.
hunt—m...—
~Brscelell¢. layslliers, brooches at
Brand's. thbisgtoh street.
«Jaw:
Wt tor M
”Escrow
LITTLE ”AND '0’! GOLD
COIN.
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'wssmxp'rox. pee. zi.—.Use oi——
gold coins its Christmas gills has been
slum entirely elf-lasted this year
by anmpaign oi educating thepuhlic
to the need oi conserving the sold
“PM! in bank vaults, m '00
reports _toJohn Burke, insurer oi
1h United States. Banhnhsye ’srststr '
and, accused hum out..." anae- ’
mad, explaining to customers that M‘u lit
a. will an. uranium
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