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1:1 lbtali‘r‘i m-‘durifii the open season
1 319.1101)“ Pu. lam fohowdy:11‘ho and of the-moo
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ing‘ of (115 White? "8011mm for the
coming season apparently no effort is
is getting natal-131.16? ev'ory other po-.
. oiuon. but Bean's “to be satisfied that
QHarvey McClellan. his recruit third
lsacker. is capable of holding down the
tar corner. Thi- raet .has not been
overlooked by. tho 1.South Side fans.
{who have started-to ask what-the “Old
Roman" plan: to "do '10 ml "Buck'"
{Walter’s station. .
It a vdte were taken today at the
i‘WWe Sox fans asking them if \Veaver
should May with the White 301.411:
comm: season; the result would be
Eowmhslnfingly in favor of “Buck' 3"
return to the team.
1 “Will “'eaver be back on the
rteam?”7nsked a Sox. fan Yesterday.
,Thnt- question” cannot be answered
here. as Comiskey is taking a vacation
in Florida ' ~
1 Before leaving for Florida Comiskey-
said to one of his friends: "I am up a
{troo'alwut ‘Buék’. Weaver. He’ was
one of the stars of the 1919 baseball'
championship series. batted over..330
‘aixd came out of the series without an
. I ~woxfdor if it is possible that
\Ve‘xver is innocent of the charges that
‘liave‘baen lodged against him ?"
i Comiskey has made no definite an-
'nouncement that the eight suspended
;Sox plaza-53‘s positivoly would not play
1 on his-club this Year: “Chen he placvd
§tlie1m on the ineligible list: 110 declared
ltbey were'to remain so until pr0ved
iguiity or innocent. That is‘aomctbing
‘that'vriil be decided when the State's
1Attorncy's office finds the thug .lo
bring the indicted playcm to trial. if
iit ever does. _
Weaver-docs not hesitate to say to
1friends that be (xpects to play third
. base for the “finite Sox- or another club
in the American Leagué this season.
He is even Willing to wager that he
‘wlll. There is u stm'y— going the
rounds 1:01‘1-‘11111 'n‘ Certain 'cotoric of
gamblers in Cincinnati are offering
oven mane) that he will be back on
{b i: White .Sox. . Probably the) know
in Cincinnati that “'1: aver had _nbso—
lutely nothing to do with the fi‘rxing of
the .1513 series: despite the fad ~'rhut
his name “as mentioned in confess-
Lioo’fi tirade b3 i‘l‘hfio Soi’}!i:no‘roi
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1 ....BlfillllllNflBfllff
Cdnadian Makes Flattering
1 (Moro to’RiCkard to Stage
1 Bout There
E NEW YORK. Jan 21 -Mo’nnouI is
sufllcicntly interested in the cham-
"pl6nship malclrkbrtvl‘con Jack Dump-
.scy and Georges Oirpomlor to send a
irepresentativo to this city to interview
Tex Rickard. the only mcmber of 1110
“90“" matchmaking-‘trlumvlmle who stands
14:111.] to make up the.
. came. out at‘
n, 1 11 1._\' winning byihef
his ground. Charles F. Graham, pros-
ident ' of . the East Canada Securities.
Company. 97 James street. \iontrml,
representing a syndicate- of~ that- city.
arrived here S’esf'cnfay and had a long
conference with' Rickard. Mr. Gm.
111m: mderproposoio to Rickard that
~‘covor event angle of the situation:
’ The Canadian first offered $700 000
'w Rlc' mm if' he would stage 1m- bout
in Mouth-.al which sum would guar-
antee- the promoter against loss.
1 In .thit proposal did not apponL to
{Rickard Graham offorcd to buy the
much outright. and if that was not
acceptable then he was willing to go
into partnexohip “1th Rickard and
stage-the bout on an equitable basis;
Rim listened attentively to the
Conadifin and assure-dim his proper
ulswould be carefully considered and
“ho-would get an answer within two
mu;
j Richard admitted he was nomelrhat
bondionpped by the attitude of Mesom'.
llradyhnd Cochran. who wore reticent
onto their futurci-ntentions. The pro-
motec‘sald he Was in the dark as to
whether'nrady and Cochran intended
to rengln out of the undertaking or
g0' :11 ugh with it. As soon as he
hears definitely from them hesaid he
would've in a position to make known
his piano.
Giulio": said~‘here would be no dit~
flcuityrstaging the out in Canada and
that the proposed date. July 2. would
bonsai-factory. He further promised
flint. “*nroM'would be'erected outside
“W’iof any > 812311116“!!! think!
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nmmromm nmn smasox
, l-ika4ANElAR‘Y 81.
Quasar the 'F‘cderai ‘laxvvwhlah- .pre:
{scribes seasons om mlgratbry ganio»
galliuuloo'and muslin-snipe. or 3:1ch
gummy «be-hunted anywhego in the
Unit“ :StAtes. The mom law 9rd:
W for an additional ton
pmfldod the suits or local 111on
_ [1). score of 48 *3»? WE} Mflklmloiflie Oofifinupm-Col. Boot-'- hoo-
ltlo masons: a me
com:— NWdoMruohfi-mnom the
Tbeen sent to the. Vérnon mm. of
g by a CO 9y to 3the Pacific Coast league, in part MY-
1‘3de 3. high‘claos third baseman. He!
.évlo or Stamfo: a
-boon1dol.ngrao good-~01 late. and has
cm excellent training quarters would '
big-prodded for the two principals. and -
1'
“bW’Jao’uow-Zl lo walnut-day on:
' which wild ducks and. some. » coats.
Lon; Emma, tho-vial: anchor.
20! use!”
slow-moving catcher.
Millet-"KW tho mite W
ball family innomced. ymnfit
Shore. Ham. Bob McGrov, tho
young pitcher. and Hon: Ryan; the
vetexpm first M Nobel: lost-rm!-
play“ lwlth tho Show club, «hm‘
mom for-aroma: .Mltcheil. theahort- »
stop.
Furthermore. Mr. "who"
ready to talk frcely about his plan-
for the coming season. said that Lefty
O'Dbul. the young outfielder and
pitcher,“ hnd~‘been~oent to the San“
Francisco club. For the services or
Q'Doul. tho San. Francisco club will
turn over to the Vernon'club 6111- 'old“
friend.‘ Slim Love .tho' talleotvooutht-
paw in organized baseball. .«and Roy
Col-hon. an infielder.
Therefore. the young Mr. Mitchell.‘
who has yet to exhibit himself at the
Polo Grounds. cost the Yankees no
less than a half dozen player-outline -
pitchers, a pair of inflelders ands
catcher. Mitchell was purchased from
the 'VernOn club near the end of last
seasonxbut did not come East.
In the course or the“- interxiew
Huggins said that the Yankees were
bartering for a prominent outfielder,
nnd that he and t .11 tv:o.Colon‘cls.
Ruppcrt and Huston. ware hopeful of
the trade being consummated before
the season started. ‘ I
Huggins declined to reveal the name
of 1111» outfloldr-r 1w \1 «<1 negotiating
for. but (1h? 11:111-1' is said to be
“Baby Doll" Jacobson, (It the St. Louis
Drowns. '
Jacobson is-nnt only a good man in
(Muslim-11y b.1115 11111 111 is one of the
most dang: r0515 hollow: in the Ameri-
can League. and if Huggins is suc-
cessful in pull-"n.- over the doll].
which. no doubt. 1:111 involvo'considc
(-rable cash and sow-ml players. the
Yankees will b: 1vr> by far the cranial
outfield in the nuuor lmgue during
the coming season.
Huggins also an ld that he is seeking
a. big" league CZliLhCl‘. Once m'ain be
"aligned the spbhn when asked the
catchbr’d nnm‘o. ‘ \o " u us his answer
W hen fished by t. m shrill?” if the luck-
stop “3-3133 l‘ukins 1 f 1hr Athletics!
The Yankees 1111111» 51- w 1111 uiicmptfi to'
bus Parking-ins!- season at d time when 1
Babe Ruth null. - . ., ~- A, were limit-1
mg for-the pow-mom.
lxickstop.
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. STAMFORD. 'an. “R —-Young Ana
11:11! to .cuncel a '
number of bouts, because no Injured
his hand while- tmming rec‘nmtli'. Ray
Bliss..his. mauagt‘r. said yrstcrday that
Angelo will l‘nllkv his nrxt appearance:
in the squared "circle on ‘thc evening
01' February-11.1111 an exhibition bout
here with Young Lovinsky. of Bridge-
port. Jimmy nouns. of Bridgeport:
and Young: Downcy. of Stamford. andfii
“‘illiam Pnccc. oi Smmford. arc'io ap—
pear on the same card. Angelo ho.-
also boon hihtchrzd to appear 112.0. 10-1:
round' bout with Midge-y Moon: of
\ew Hmon. bc-i‘orc n Bridgg-port club.
in February.’ This bout will -be- (he
semi-tint! at a sho’w“ in which Lew
Bomb and Steady Stoodmn will be
the headliners.
Next. Monday night.” at. New-Turk;
Young Eddy. of Greenwich. _who has
won every bout sincé the Walker law
m.pa-od.-xwill meet Jimmy .Knne.
the clever lightm-lght. Both hauler:
have been on local cardo.» ~
(91101383110 AWTOMEBACKH
CONNELLSVILLF}. Pa... Jan- 28.—.—
“Buck” Creme. of Pittsburgh. former-
l_\' a contender for the middleweight
boxing crown. will ntlomnt ‘31“comos
back" here tonight. when he meets ‘
"Kid" Jackson. of this city; In ~tenl
rounds. Crouso has been aboont from
the ring for 8c.ci‘a1 yearn, having
been physical instructor at a stool
plant near Pittsburgh. .1
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