;,
lull"
. Big League Clubs Eagerly
Snap Up Pitme
Made Endurance Records
in the Box
.. That the test of winning thirty
games in a campaign is hard to ac-i
complish is shown by the tact thaiY
just two pitchers in the country were -
ableiodoit lastyear, one: the
Walls George Erickson oissn‘
Francisco, formerly with theoiants—
belng in a league that has a ”drama
schedule. Erickson, who is to be with
the Tigers this mflslred in thir-
tyone triumphs out on the Coast and
won more gamts than any other box
man in minor or nuslo‘r league. Gro-
ver Cleveland Alexander, Cub chattel
now. was on the Winning end of
thirty controVersies.‘
The major leagues hive takena‘bout
all the slabmen whowere the biggest
winners, the most tireless workers
and the strikeout monarchs in the sal-
nors last year.
Erickson was the country's busiest
lwlrier‘ working in 443 and 1.3 in. the outfielder-
nings for the Seals. He accumulated
30'! strikeouts. his star performance
YilE- PRYNCEYYYN
MW
ill WEEK
NEW YORK, Jan. 28 .——A month I80
the Yankees had a bell club. but no
second baseman. Today they have P
second baseman. but no boll club.
2 The whole Minds howlwtliorho
hiding out, or something serious or
We. They srsjnot sending in
their signed contracts. They are ap-
enily not in any hurry to join lfr.
Dorrill Pratt in next year’s campaign
to make the world pleasant for democ-
racy at 155th stnact and Eighth ave-
DUB.
Not a. Word from Plpp or Peck or
Baker, the cilia giants of the big new
Torn Hendryx or Miller or Hugh High,
Bob Sitar/key, Mo-
grldge, Ray Caldwell, Allen Russell—
potent pitchers—are silent. “Al Wal-
ln this time being the tanning oi ‘0” ‘3 5° ”“5" WWW winter 1"“ 1”
fourteen of the Vernon. in ‘ In,“ hasnt had "In. to flip of hi. hi;
sling game on June 10.
'The‘strikeoui king of the country
was a Western Incognito—Paul Mus-
ser of Des Moises, once of Washinair
ton. who will he with the White Box
in 1,913. Mueller claimed 337 strike:
out victims in 346 innings and not
only led the. Western in farming men
but led it in the number of innings
pitched.
All four of the Southern Association
top hoteliers move up. Carmen Hill
or Birmingham. a youth - who went
spectacles like Henry Lee Meadows
‘of the Cards. led the Dixie organics.
thon in victories. Pittsburgh gets
him. Cincinnati. takes Bressler or
.‘ mitt and sign his ms to I contract
Wnere is Slim liars! And Paddy
Bnumann. ’ Y
Seriously. the Yankee contracts all
went out'ntwo wesks'ago, and Harry
Sparrow hasn't heard a word from any
one. He can't ulderstdnd why the
boys 'are so backward dbout coming
forward. The Giants got‘ seventeen
Higneii contracts in ten days.
Yankee score is none in fourteen days.
At Yankee headquarters last week
it was asserted that 110' very sharp
cuts have been made in the salary llg ,
urea sent out, so the idea that lllfi'
players are 'holding out for more
money was immediately discarded. ‘
The “
" lion to the Princeton Club. which was" M “
”totally accepted because the
Whadaiewspaoislprob
The Princeton club's we ”the
gsunford White property was shout to ,V, .
expire and the club was not I“! toi‘.
build at Park avenue and Fillyielgiltb WW
street, where it bought a site for a; Am
modern clubhouse. War time condt- ii W
lions loads it inaspedlent to attempt ’ '4. W
torsiscasrnush-eneyaswnuldbs figtwww
necessary to out through the new Wte‘ug'fut
house. although the club has secure. ”l?" "‘a? “Pr‘wtlfw';
ulcted a large fund ghroul'h s'hond y '
m. Moreover, ther alumni u Prisca. 1
ton have never been entirely agreed jinntion at; dub,”
t
that the Gramercy Park quartcri were. Mount
latisisctorliy iocated.‘ many holding * be "’3 “7°,” ‘3 Jflgg’flkw
thatthe house was too far from the ”time” ”’6‘ . “‘ng Witt? not
club district. J Ma” )4. iVVfl’W-efeetflcfil oi
-’ The proposition submitted by the “l ‘
. U do: ll! mi
Yale Club was considered to be ideal 1‘ 9 ‘8 I” WW'chzfirV-
i
by “‘9 mm" 0"“ “"3"“ “ l' he received one emolonnwileiser
an unprecedented and revolutionary their membershipwuslstsl-ei’ union
“OD. Oiliclals of me Pflncm dub or nut-union Mu 'lt IWmny
said that no hitches in the consumma- wifqggum'h 93::me
tion a the sta- m “MM Port worming V‘Jgsitpll guano. Den
ver.‘ It Pani‘dild at! M
BASEBALL AT raw... 3““ gm “m“ “l“
V Go meat should take over me
SEEMS ASSURE!) parklnkm '0!- the war are not
- affected in 1:;ng strlkclu l’reri
NEW VEN nd r- dent Wilton i the causation
"A ' "Din” Thus; {on before kiln. but in receiving them be
'WW' ‘W ‘0 onyln ’ lid other methods of dealing with
torested in the momentum by the the slinktlon would be considered
Advisory committee on Athletics t rat ill-.st
intercollegiate sports be renewed this TVVWVW” “an mum M is-
BDW- still llttulem the packers their
Prof Corwin 3” not Y“ m“ “”- lllb'cfl Inplofies Thain meog‘rnl’n':
authoratlve statement ' concerntux illeJlglm of union macho: s saw
Yale's stand and ‘nlay not do so until HM Me's were regarded as the ire:- t
a meeting here on Pebrsur! 22, when {nimf'mn agar”; estimflrafl‘flwlx
the alumni sentiment will besoundod one dollar a day lint “mm”, 5,.
No dsilnite plans in fact. have been warm, my for mines to equal "13'
made as to track athletics and rowing “if "1“" 3 33‘7“?!“ “Willie? 0' 11011"1
work. a basic eightrllour day. time and
but lnetrccllegiate baseball it almost a half for fifim and doubié m]
t»
Elmmufiflonvfl little.
I
1 sure to be resumed as Charles A. for Sundays ,M holidays
;Atlanta, who did more pitching than VPcsslbly they are writing to Col. Rup
'any one else. The Cubs acquire port to arrange for the return of part
Walker of New Orleans who allowed of their salaries to be used in the pur- .
.the way in strikeouts and ones“ there of thrift stamps or Liberty
Robinson of Little Rock, the Diligent Bonds
loser in Cobbiilnd, will be with tile
' Cardinals.
The biggest winners in‘ ”I!"
V.“
Y new YORK. Jl 26H» liar-chi
«illici- ’tl’i’e‘tnombert urineammeé Motorola will
national Leaituc “ere Herb Th0“ abandon the old "Stamford White men Y
mahlen of Baltimore, who finish} alert. in Bynmercy mark odd move 'on
:tho season with the Yankees, and masse to the his new Yale club at
arold Th 11 0 Mg u bin no n yefourtll
Y ought by}? insidiygg carrying? All figure i. $56- FleYYYEa chi?
.36 Corner, Of Montreal, hardest notarized by officials of each club on
worker, will be with Cincinnatir "most happyr and Tastlsfdcfory" ’hfli
i'ean dress of Providence 8lrlk80ut been concluded by which Princeton
king, with Connie Mack, and Jack Club member-o may make themselves
YEnYtht. of Richmond, most ileum 85 thoitoughly at home in the quartersY
Stewart oi Dallas. Tex, the manager.
has been instructed to arrange a
schedule of garnes. including an Ess-
itet' trip
i it is hoped here that if a varsity
team is developed that games will' bemctfl
lill-ranged lwtb Princeton‘snd thwart”
l
Kin Pssuuoms . .f
'- CLOUTS LEONARD
,- NEWEYOW; .ln 2:.— «Mayhem»-
Yard. the lightweight chans-
plan. is reatedrl‘ed with pnedmonia.
i’l'ho clover little fellow was brought
Yhotne last week from Camp' Upton,
where he was stationed by the War
Camp. Acilvties to teach the recruits
the rudiments of bayonet usage.
it wanisgrecd that there should be
no discrimination millet union talent
hers slider in employment or in die
ilimillo'ol'weyalflbia clam tailing illr
place of tile unfit men's «insects to:
memento "employment oi unto:
'fllet'l‘ihslti will he observed in
plflihiiodk!
it" as acid liy the union men that
ihéi'r was in be no objection to the. no
voila-ant of the same nfigcsentae
tires cgtsn signal. it enl-
ployeits tel“ m to required so 1qu
the menace societies maintained b~
the The companies agree-
to poroizde sanitary lunch rooms
other mirrored working conditions.
mdercncea between tile packers
and illéir union ‘ernplo‘yées' reached a
.criiiiil Just before Christmas. after a
«Blinding committees on.
! mic "allelic title not provided for. bull
lindivldual,
.Yankees.
Grover Loudermllk of Columbus.
who will be with the Browns. and
Vi" 8° 50““? '“h "‘9 of the Yale Club as the members of,
the Yale Club are themselves Y
The Princeton men will not occupy
separate quarters.- They will merge:
. Frank. (Dixie) DQVYB 0‘ “Marine. BMOYHCOYY into “18 YBYQPHIICEYORY
who will lie either with Pat Moran
,;or Uncle Sam, landed most oi the
.llonors in the American Association
_'l'lley tied fertile winning laurela.
the American humor was the hard-
est' worker and fanned more men
than any one else. and the National
League [ranked the greatest number
of opponents.
’ From the New
the Cardinals
of Wilkes- Barre
- chief fanning
York Stats League
have taken Tuerc
the organisation's
biggest loser and biggest doler out
of passes.
artist, and the Phillies their council with the trutlteee of the
Jess Buckles of Scranton, that bod!’s Yale club
club for the duration of the wdr. Tile '
twentyJiour story building at Vander-
bllt avenue and forty-fourth streQ
the last word in college dub construc-
tion, can enlence and luxury,- will‘ ‘50
as much their own home as it willbei
the homeof the Yale men. All of the.
details have been worked out and on
February 4 there will be a special;
meeting of the Princeton club to rat-
“, the arrangement entered into by cushion championship match between
i
[The merger] will solve many plot», ‘
lens of each club. War service has‘tlc‘m
Out of the Eastern League the taken 700 active members from the;
Athletics obtain Rolclne Naylor at Yale club and has removed almost am
New Helen,
wills than any one else,
who turned in more many from the Princeton club. Many;
and the So. of these continue to use the clubhouse,‘ “"1“"? 7 8' and 9 Forty 99" “l“
’ pellbas acquire Dick Burning of but their does have been remitted as a
Vi’onlsnd. who figured in more de- compliment to and a recognition of W" "e ""5 ~97" l
then any of his contemporaries their patriotiam_ The W!” of the remianing twenty to the loser.
3:33“ng Conley ohms. strikeout malnteianewlbcmc a _sericns one. Y
YYEK and blggé’st winner or the taxes The rare club- particularly iac'eo lilo}
mm. ion «Red acquisition
: 'fRed" Torkclson of Marshalllofll. give iplantv doing. . it issued an invita-
the Central Association’s pace setter
in triumphs,
with Cleveland, but won't be with'
ended the campaign 91-.EL,
' -the lndians this year having enlisted.
._...——._.V...
,- OARSMEN OF ’52
MAY MEET AGAIN .
NEW HAVEN. Jan. 29.——-A reunion
of all the Yale. and Harvard osrsmen
of thirst decade of rowing by col-
'- iege crime] is suggested by Walter
Camp. Vii: Yale. in the Yale Alumni
chklyl; its calls attention to the
successful slot-t of James M. Whiton,
‘ Yale ’53 who stirred in the first Ram
arc-Yale regatta on Lake Vii'lnnlpesau-
problem of keeping a big and expen- Y
Y
C
..—
strike vote llad been takers, which was
said to have resulted as per cent. in
favor of a mention of
essary. to force betterment of their
While at the antenna“ be
caught a set ere cold. to which he paid
no attention until it became serious
A hurried examination showed the mediation commission mgr): the
champion was close to pneumonia, so two sides W in an agreement
it was decided to bring oils to his for "Hit-"0n
home in this city, where he will re- Later it '3' charged b, the work
eeive medical attention. 1,, am agreement and the men then
brought Monitor to the White
DE'. 0R0 AGREES , flousewlth in: affection ll:i the
T0 TITLE MATCH $23.?“ $13.”; ”1.3.. .3”;
his mediation communists :3 straight-
NEW' YORK, Jan 28,—The minip on out abs tangle or nun,
days conservation with both sides
orer the playing of the coming threw- the .m. today resulted.
Attitude of Packers.
In joint meetings of the packers
and union 'leriders the packers; re
Alfred be One. the title-holdcrtiand
August Kleckefer of Chicago, was set-
tled last week after a conference he-
!hc two Dartieimm and oats and that their action was not to
Charles Miller, representing the be construed as recognition oi any
'Brun.ilwcll-Ballie«Collcndcr Cotillion. The him leaders on their
I was agreed to play in Chicago on union was not one u their demands.
Secretary Wilson's appointment oi
oi the gate receipts will go to the Ann an arbitrator will be subject to ap-
o'tbov winner and moral by. the council of National De
feline Both sides of the controversy
will suggest Wilhelm the m" but
agreelt accept t msn,‘ as
”Le' “0" "3° ‘9" band do 'hil Antagonism“ the settlement basic
the right hand death” is just as good made by climate” for the packers.
Christianity today as it was when it 10110"-
was 1331le m,“ int othe Bible. "there is to be an an open shop
wages and working conditions. The:
era that the packers failed to abide.
trounced that they met the reureaenrc‘
tives of the workers solely as individ-,
side asserted that mitten of tile'
_. ragga-con—V
curslgthepe;
r»:
OFIS
elitist shop. Thom
”em and hours
is labial to the determination of
“0 Muster appointed by the
9f the was,
d‘ao
“The agreement reached is in all
leaflets in accordance with invader
elude by th packers in Chicago alter'
the employees had refuseduto W
WW m .. ..,...
of t of National Defense. 1
Biilliil Will
liYiE ill illiliiiil
M83?- *Folis Mar National
Title Tourney
"’9 ”"m ‘n “585 “m“ by “'9 CHiCAGO Jan 28,—Five thou: a;
Lapel-talus stood up to their knees l
packers.” e '
W
were any who ilzured that
Wright was about all in as a
homeowner; wholesalin-
"cleanses at the way llé played
easiest Horny on last Friday night.
19.3 {ireyl's was- touted. s as the
“Wat the hstiwhsn the first
”hand an MM is still angnp
Mid his revetment. although he does not
get the credit, for the fans seem to
take it as emitter of course.
The "VJ; .l. 0' Brian ,M& made
a int-taping he mount :‘thafi he
could rsiefiirs bashedhdlgdme. About
all we lot is s howvtie and checked
trousers.
, wrung“; stay VAL! i
ll , (V‘oan, dun. 21'
Nan‘agw- Burbank of the Wesleyan
basketball cram has’nrranxed w spe
rial i:llllln...lirirll the ”this live to be
played in New-flavourwliruary 5. be
fore the 'W week~crowd~ m} visit—
ors. .Stsvens institute found “more:-
sarv to cancel the game which!” to
bare been played withviWesleyanI" at
llobokcn the groping ~ of February‘li
and .the Yale me has been arranged
to take the place of that. ‘Ynle and
Wesleynnlilsrs not mit on tile bashi-
ball court in half n dozen years. i
.‘u.
limill‘lli‘m
um use; isms
if Your Back Mur‘s or Bladder Beth.
ere. Whirl-oil of W",
“Wit?! your (kidney; but: and your
back- lei-ls sore; don'--t get sound and
mm s}- Carr. iii.
t
l
l
yesterday whil
watching'weatherbeatel buckles n:
the north-ail down an ice coated in
cltne,-thcn outinto space while con-
testing-for the national ski champion-
ship suged‘undcr'the auspices of the
Harwell! Club. Lars Hanger! of Chip
pews 1m; Minn” relieved Ram
Ontvedt 'of his title by making dean
leaps of 122 and its feet. ills longest
standfighiurip was 125! ‘cet. Omtvedt
fell on each trial.
Lars ‘ilaugen’s winning lumps were
below-marksiwllieh have-won titles in
other seasonsnht it is doubtful if too
Jumpers ever it as much opposition
frail illitfl‘ ..in their -‘ attempto
with. loom stool salold a
sixty mile an hour pic was blowina
Motif their faces. 'l'hlb site. the
descent anything. but pleasant and ac- ,
coun'iisdfor meml of ille'ssnlersauits
after the men had left the tahcol.
IlAnchgtgaflked‘oi St. Paul. Minn.
placed :second in the profession“
class. dubbing with lumps of 113 and
118 feet Third place went to Sigurd
Burgers», ohyirfloyv with distances
of 111 and 110 loot?
Sverrc Henriokucn ..of Virginia.
Milieu, landed the amatcus,champtou
ship ‘wttll loops of.102 and 101 feet.
Second place was “WWW Rudd
oi_Chtcsao. who impart“, and its
feet. Lieut. Kalelwlyo' Chicago
lumped loo andliishfh Wilma on":
limo vrmr‘iill never
—-~-lmr1mmr—
its.
- 3"” PHIMDEWIA
WAS J'MDR ’MA HER’R
.2.” lol aeolvrs
"dildoemflknockcd out Peter
I!“
so round at Philadel-
pmlgnua» 26. 1903, liteefl years-
her City was crummy.-
MW’Mn
in Ini town for P'eter, but, al-
10“,, drugs that "a“. the kidneys majority of his latter battles in the'
and irritate the entire urinary tract. Pennsylvania infirm"!
Keep your kidneys clean like you keep (“Wt "*9 Australian, started "l“ "9"" l CHIC AGO, ill, .lan. 28:41“?
your bowels clean.. by flushing then “9 W knocking 0‘” “‘9 lrisbrnan I" gain a preludiee sganst 301,98 '9
with a mild, harmless salts which re the first round at Philadelphia in 1898 leg. by noting that tile ‘
workrlf neon-fins the- body's nrinons' waste-v and III "03 M8? use!!! Vial“! the City 0‘ girls on moment“ as? an“
stimulates them to their normal activ- Brotherly We. and was knocked out .lY beautiful; '
ity. The function of the kidneys is in the secoud round by Gill 3333"” plating what to do next is not
in 24 hours they Later in the same year Kid Carter .57 the silk! .1 . no of .
strain. from it 500 grains of acid and turned tile seem trick- in tile some .M m diploma We?
waste, so we can readily understand town in the same number of rounds Vmcg. more excited b’y'hlom
the vital importance of keeping the and then came the Choynslll coniVest.‘ c-horss this. not allelsnakild
to lilltlr tbe blood.
kidneys W.
Drink lots. of water—you can't drink Peter to sleep with nestncss and dis. m M WW
.too ranch; also get. from“! pharma- patch. After that Mailer made sev :re'l ,statlstlcs “mm! a? in; J
clot about four ounces of Jed Gotta: trips to Philadelphia, and was knock- Vfiefeduy' there, is no Iacko
take a talliespoonfol in a glass of wa- ed out by Jack Munroe, Jack Wil- 3m. in a“ lower classes of
. logos.
in which the California Hebrew put
tel- before breakfast, each morning for tum, "a Jack flu‘effld,
a few days and your kidneys will act
fine. This famous salts is made from
the acid of grapes and lemon juice.
combined with rum. and has been.
used for generations to clean and
stimulate clogged kidneys, also
neutralize the acids 3 urine so it no
longer is a source of irritation, thus.
ending bladder ”weakness. /
lad Salts is inexpensive; cannot in-
inre; makes a delightful effervescent
“this-water drink. which everyone
should take now and then to keep
their kidneys clean and active. Try
this, also keep up the water drinkink.
and no doubt you will wonder what he.-
PRESIDENT FARRELL pess'rss
FUTURE OF “sous n‘llLi.i
SYRACUSE, N. Y.. Jan. za—rmi
den John H Farrell and the ”club own
to ers of the New York State baseball
league met in Syracuse tonight and
,debatod‘tlle future of state ‘ league
baseball. ..
Before'tlle' meeting Prcsident Esr-
tell decline! to admit that the circuit
would use start play this year Sever»
al of the owners were less optimi
Tire- meeting was behind closed door
. ' y -"" 24—...“
"ignorance of the'lcw excuses no
..l
.su'".
came of your kidney trouble and beck man’n— bouldes'whicls it gitahim into s
echo. ~Adv.
heap of trouble sometimes.
' work and neelllste shooting
Vileuelocc— d to the past ten years
' amateur rules can be all ‘ .
UNA]! CITY"
[trough he has" insisted that be r. as intrur Yul“ “‘1wa m 50W“
m pm to !M you, lime” «whit 8 “be“ a raw deal 121979.118, {W the
Joe GJd' Y
MORGAN DEFENBB
PRESENT RULES
FOR BASKETB
Ralph Morgan, Secretary 0(-
Joint Rules Committee of the
diamante Athletic Am "
meteor Athletic Union and the
.A. wrote a letter yesterday
it the "lies promulgm .;
53011.. 7"“? “'j gégfi-m [m m
call d from rules saved the . ‘
basketball when it was declin’lg
molar favor and seemed M”
be abandoned as a sport
“Personally. i believe,” he
“that the socalled freak micsv
lived the cans of basketball:
ten ycnrauo the game was .
edly on a distinct decline.r it '
tough. The spirit of the play'
colleges was bad, and. in
"I strong criticism against
ball as a game. President,
Harvard characterized itas ,
till than football. and. lie ml! .
football at before the mm .
1m which no totlle muss " "
”The [Basketball Rules Committ
the Nat'oual Collegiate Athletic, .
elation went to work« with :l .
save the cutie.- We eilnaluscd
contact by clear Mitchell-oi:
and blocking. We minimized
ll) discriminating between bodilyt ’
tact fouls and technical.
the rules 'b: calling the forms
nl fouls and disqualiiyisg..-thc:;
making tour in It amen Y
"We defined the dribble and
ed only a continuous dribbler .
venting much of the (sin .
dodging of the clever dribb- .
could be stopped only by bodily "
tact bv his guard passing, clean .
s
"i do not think these are freak
nor do i think a same that has
way tar-ketbnll has been .m
the word 'trenk.’ And this is .. .
bull's greatest year. Easily 5.009.
in the four-teen National Arva ..
ments are playing the game in‘ .
lion to the. many college, schoo‘l.‘
churcllY MC AssdotllerV- .
s. ‘ions 'z‘hese are all playing
mlltee. "
Prism causes mm
A pull! girl“
mistake is llVoldiad this
“in the past." the .
”women- students were a V
groom but now it is common
bright girl to enter collegs,V
freshman class is always" the
many leaving to marry - -
a degree?
In the west marriages
en graduates. are much ..
than in ,iile east. 'i‘rom'so
cent of the western glrlcV - .
'TrustVazl and Busted I
used as the epitaph Jol- -
ceased business enterprise»
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