Dc» er Sustain; Thair
mncys’ Motion for a
i of Particulars '
--.-~
3 ._ won an important prelimi-
’ , . yesterday. when Judge
before whom they
lll'd on March 16 in con:'
h the alleged throwing of;
le}‘:4 motion for a bill of
.1 misc Dover's decision fol-
.rimonious clash between
, Assistant State‘s
'er h:l('l Ahern.
- prosecutor said
“running danger-
- border line of per-
' attorneys sought also
. State to designate'the
prosecution
Judge hover over-
7hr in ninety days to file a
. indicted ball players.
--.' the arguments.
. lmlwven counsel occurred
r-rpls from the confession
and Williams are al-
iunl‘ossiOll has since been
1 .ll :4 what vod' re getting
:w} Alimn said. interruph
» i(-li _\0ll. ” the prosecutor
“that they ale run—
'uush close to the border
inienenod and
his clients' motion At-
icing tho.- -m of misrepresent-
'iiil s paid to plaxers. “They
‘ul to get $10 000 a. y.ear
“'llmn something like
ind no find they have
‘ At the end of
1 those players have is
9 'znlr loco apiece a glove and a
this. said thnt he had notified them that he
been ialready was in condition and did not motors GIANTS “ILL “IN
a. need the waters and tip hills of tho
intimated. at the. hearing you.
‘r .l “'naver would mere fora.
nklin Juniors
Defeat Merrill 5
Franklin Junior High School
:v mated the I
01' Stamtord. in an exciting bas-
. game. at Hoyt’s Theatre Hail.
lit, by a score 0:11 to 10.
' - preliminary game the Nor—
Zligh School (second team) do-
vim Center Junior High school
a score or 28 to 24.
"z-niay evening. the 26th. the
. Junior High team will jour-
’ to play the
(second team).
was enjoyed following last
- I iiah school
M
-2 \(‘l‘IR SIGNS THE PAPERS.
17.—-Vernon
the centre fielder, war yes—
:Hlllltloll to the listiof,.GimiI; mm nd ol- “lush“! "mud ”I‘m
-izm-d contracts havebeen re- 1110 at the P030 Gm“ 5
Joe O'Brien.
w rmont from his farm 8.th-
. and promised to be on
high! and early at San.AhtDHi°
. that his showing or lsst'sesi
i- not a true index to his hat-
-; l fielding abilities. .
. r who is a former flier came
(imnts last summer from T0-
1 trade for Benny Knum
' was a whale of a hitter in the
l- .n. ll League but in 1113 No-
not a. very efl'éctive
the Claymore. His batting
. nith the Giants was only
w 0 than 100 points below his
like» readmitted Harvard records made b?
:< :1 left handed hitter, and be
against right handed
Spencer sent
Imr-r axintor Will get another
male that he is a better
And, if he does not.
u back to Toronto.
M
li< ARE TIE!) IN -
KARANAC LAKE. MEET
“(\P l AJCE. N Y..Feb.17.-'—~
or Salanac Lake. defeated‘
of St. Paul. in ‘tWo3
:u- skating races yesterdaY.
if: Hing the westerner‘s feet 3
' The twa men were :fied .
' i or the meet. ,
captured the '440
Inmy lamina
McGowan spwfted
-: him on the last lip. . ' F”
‘ "‘1”? 9‘ outs
2.11.1. 1'” ll .‘(IAINS'I‘ / "
BASEBALL m
' RSON CITY, Mon Feb. . '
uhihiling betting on W
1 making it afelOHY I)“; ‘
i xlprisonment to a. Hill
, wrs has been repoml
‘ :1 tin-re are smpl tows
W books to handl
" “Hing on baseball
., Worm); CARD
was. whichwfllkmofiothoriho
"Kacey" tennis or Wand T’s-1 ‘
-- ‘ ..-' >.wulgotomrtfordforthepurmj
”NEW: YORK. mu. 3' ire—aw
Schanz, .tho woll~knowncstoher wh
iother pinyin: talent not so long silo. season except at the out or the do- can... lien I nor will have the} for. cmrdly My“ a... 313m, A “eh. speed—4R? m not MM
is s. holdout sure enough. but a. pocd- icon. when the “norm not fully or- most grueling. yet'rsscinatingkjouirney. m I ,1“,- ., m drive '11} m to keep m m m. .m that
“8.1“ 3011 Of holdout. Schaug KI abold- W. followup. of both mm look they ever had over any “11.8 n I. hm
out who already is under contract. It Ion-ward to these come- with grant in- championship tourney. Every aisle bl: front path“ so be m “a 3°“an “a! rifle N and or from
3 different and every «shot In . - mg! no ovefimn, > < _
need to 0! the in- The total par ls 3546-71 for n total plotter one “Mg to ma a“. m“.
N t° we ““1“ 8’9 Only the thinkinggpplmtm mains
and those who (all to answer to their
mum either become bosses of big or
WI“; m3 81103181088 minor league outfits or continue play-
ing with clubs of "M” or lower class-
developed yesterday that the backstop tier-est. .
signed a. tonycar agreement with the
Boston club, last May. and tho. the FRENCH RUNNER IS NOT
Yankees took over this can But ' ' - INJURED
'Wsllie 'nts the New York club to. -
tear t old document into as many . 0
pieces as possible and throw it away. Fm‘
He also wants it to 31mins: n new
contract with a substantial increase in
his already substantial salary.
Ed Burrow, business muting-er of the 1
Yankees. said yesterday afternoon
that very little stood between Schsng
and the club. and that he expected
that the little debate would be ended
within a day or two. "It I told you
how small the difference is between
what Schang Want; and what his old
contact calls bar you would be as»
tonlsbed. " said Barrow. However.
wbst Col. Ruppert and Col. Huston
may regard as "a small diliere'nce"
may look like a. lot or money to quite
a number of folks. .
At any rate. Schang is a. holdout.
and a. holdout for the second year in
succession. Last spring he refused to
Gulllbmot assured the Guarantor:
Club officials and local athletic fungi
Madison Square Garden.
the. Boston A. A., of which Cutblll is
that they sign him to a two-year 0011- SIX BOUTS AT OOMMON‘VEALTH
tract calling for an annual stipend of CLUB
$12.000-almost double what he ma ' - '
been getting. .The case got a. lot of NEW YORK. Feb. 17.—-—The three
attention in the sporting columns. and star bouts which were scheduled to
Schang was missed badly all through go ten rounds. ended in knockouts.
the séries between the Red Sox and
the Giants in the South. Finally Har-
itnvas not until after the season was
about“ a cn‘onth oldAhnt the former
star catcher of the Athletics donned a
mask in a. league game.
Passed Up Hot Spring-s. .
The fact that Schang was a holdoui
developed when he failed to come
Burns quit to Joey Leon alter ’nlne
ter, who scales 168 pounds. stopped
Tommy O'Neil in the second round.
George Fitzslmmons stopped Kid Cur-
ley in three rounds. Rube Lundy re-
ceived credit for a knockout over
ry Harper and Waite Hoyt for Hot
" [Springs Ark. Officials of the Yankees round draw with Johnny M18810-
PENNANT. .
NEW YORK, Feb. ink—Bock from
Yankees. arrived here from the road weeks. Charles A. Stonehsm. presi
yesterday and immediately went into dent of the New York National Lens- 3
a. lengthy conference with Col. Rup- ue baseball club. predicted yesterday
pert and. Barrow. It is understood that the Giants would capture the
that Huggins made visits to the heroes pennant this season. He expects the
of various disgruntled athletes. The hardest opposition to come from
policy of the club this year is not to Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. Manager
nnounce the names or. those who Mchw. who is still in Havana. will
[have :signed. so those who want to leave for the spring training camp at.
name the men whom the manager San Antonio. Tex" March 2.
saw are prlv‘c‘ileged to guess. ‘ "
Huggins sent ward to the ollices of WOULD ELIMINATE SIX-DAY
the club that he would be down this BIKE RACES.
afternoon with a budget of new: on NEW YORK. M.17.——Six.da)' bl-
old ulcers and perhaps some new cycle racing would become a thing of
ones. the post in New York if an ordinance
M under consideration yesterday by a.
HARVARD AV!) YALl‘ no committee of the Board of Aldermen
PLAY OFF 11" NEW YORK ”adopted.
The ordinance would permit each
It Third (“innit- Is Needed Nines “.0th to ride but six hours _at a.
1’80th June 25. time and would prohibit all night
CAMBRIDGE. Mm. Feb. 11.»?- roolng. Violation would be nubiectto1
Harvard and Ya will play the decid- a fine or 9100 or thirty days in jail.
in: tune or 1 air .bsseball series in --—ar—————.___...
New-York on June. 25 A! a; third don- 30m ‘DIEB Am BOUT.
test is needed. It wasps Yule s sug- BROOKMEm.Mo.Feb.17.-—-Hsr.
gestion New You‘fk was accepted and 1? Hamilton, W lightweight
the content may be played in the hotter. who was mu out.” tn:
tiger-pun
Ebbets Field in Brooklyn. in the alt- bout hm. my night. died in mi,
emoon. home. Mei-day morning. 3-
Harvard has added Boston Univers-l Over exertion mused the death of
ity and unmhusetts Aggie: for the Hamilton. a. coroner‘s gory found yes-
April is and May 14 dates on Bob today. ‘
d. .
“Ego uni honor has fallen to MARC [N‘l DRAW.
Redmond master; at Brooklyn. 91‘. Y.‘...-- POUGHKEEPsm. N 7.. Feb. 17.
the varsity manger. who resigned ‘bNOMthmalIS that Frankie Ge-
yesterday to enter the business Jpchoo-l. l um.- of Now York. knocked down Joe
The athletic \cmnmlttee votod to‘COIe‘tti; obtu- place three time. 1,,
award him his loner show given is their fifteen-round bout here 1...:
basebo‘llroi- 1021. . 'nlzht. the judges congress and the
The athletic t)c film also dengd' mfeieo ended it a. arm
the petition o be tennis team :- _ ....:. « ‘ _ ‘
permission to play in indok match "_,'"“-— A
with Cor-he'll at Ithaca. on March 12 REPORT MANY CARES , '
tor-mm now
Edward Gourdin in the broad Jump __
and Dennis O'Connell in the niacin
pant- liner-collegiate meets. but turned m ind out
back the 12 foot. 6 inch Olympic try? - ‘ less moot.
outmark made by Bob Boxwood. _ ---
The Harvard- Yale cuss crew m0 Stay oil! the damp ground. ovoid ox-
1
American Henley. at Philadelphia on a Mortal or salts coedslouotly "fun
May aI. n. : 5n keep down uric acid. A
V ' ’ ' mailman-m is unused or poisonous
JEFF 5mm GEP§ Fm 1101mm coiled uric M which uses.
no; 0mm
prrmsnmm ‘ "la-Al 1.19- mm; to inter this acid from the
Ween Mi Mi: 411937 he had M- .m
459‘, IV .‘ >_ : ',- r ,7 I ¥ i ”II ;% 7 W1;
y can“ our:-
lletbnll salesman: united by 15-1
urbnrywuloeammwmora ’3
sr. M‘xh‘m. 149—41: and
ot_ tun through-tho action. with Wool- of shims expert- M can. ., p p
'3 magpie {hot n three-came series will parts or. the country who “N Pin-"W 11m .119- flit play to I» am bind noon
boumedum‘ ammvmrm here. the golfer; ”who will ma Med
0 the Yankees acquired from tho Rediloot a some in the Suite league sud tor-the Nazuonnl Amateur chunpion- three sides inclndh: 5.9 mg, when ~ I“ .
17—Indicted '80:: with the non-lace of considerable the lmls have not been beaten all ship over the St. Louis Golf club a Pit mm the ”may oxen. except “an or such hm atom. upon
' finite varieties of play possible.
. player fishes dOWn a grade and must PACIKC COAST SEEMS TO BE
rts that Josef Guillemot. the carry 163 yards to clzlearh unlined lot
champion runner had injured chocolate drop cops. t e c158. e -——-
his foot while training on the Colum-' not only chances going 0m 0‘ bounds. For “(:1 ”afonthaet :3; ‘3: mix mention.
bin University board track. were om- but leaves himself in bad positioin castings; scout mung/snug
cislly denied by the athlete himself at for the iron cond to the skating as the '90:] c while or r i been; I “on
a testimonial dinner given in his bon- and undulatin "green, which ”is fnar- 2:33:09; iafiticularly om! late mm“ time are Joining the lesion of “used
or at the Hotel ufnyettefinst night. rowly open to the left, 405 ya 3 rom Once in the none mo d at .1: m be"
the , They are Oscar Stunsge. Detrfit;
Fred Mer (2.
present that he was in sound phmcal gfellow in the world. It might be do. sell; stmtaith Coast League products Charley Her-ms “a Claude Hendrix,
condition and had every hope or win- {scribed as a. telescope hole. for the gmfbroadcast over sixteen bis Cubs andmvath. Phillles.
ning the 3 000- metre special race at tee is some 30 yards long making it lacs. e cities. it can claim responsibil- P y
the Guaranty meet on Saturday, in possibl: to sliding: 3:13:33 tom: “my ruor at least eight. ranking short: the “11;“? the Los Angeles club
01' BC W1 V l' m . CFO Iecma .
Confirmation of the statement is- while there are ",0 putting greens in stops~Holloches. Terry Ban this so, out
lined. by Hal Cutbill. in Boston. that' tandem position both being plateaux . . mu , when it as to length
he would not start against Guille- with a swale between them It 1, a" 51:32:: all: 30:13:?“ 13120132: is: “I: zrzlffx‘fsmmailm.
mot. My and others in this race “'8" learns and no roll whether the fat is two last h d. case 1[
receivetduringx “‘9 dinner in a. tele- Ion the near green or on the second. ans
gram from Tom Kanaly. manager of The usual distance is 230 yards
the whole links is the sixth hole. of Staten Island. last night boxed
which Rambles the joufih but a twelve rounds to n draw in the Staten
> mosh '53,. ton. in Staten Island. Each we had
Miller Huggins, manager of the Hanna. where he spent several 5:332:31? :hsafiers;lti‘::e‘:e “17:01,,“ 12.8 pounds. is
carry a gulch to a. plateau and the
placed to the right. but not too much '
so for fear of the road. ‘ 0 . 0
Then comes the. 7th. . 115 Ma. ’ o 9
¢
with another novelty. us one Inn-hie:
side I wish to know what is the largest
Lon the bottle-shaped m
Soyswemutkoopleeodry mono
'incmimt confuses ludxment or in: ohlllorabod notch and.
'willboheld hereonMayqzt mam pounce, keep teetdrgy. suns-moot?
second cfew will be entered in the drink lots. otwéter and above all total
1% in tho bowel-and absorbed inn
to the blood. this the function or the;
lad lpbisboxii'x: Wten bloodiidoutitoutlntheurhe. Tho.
no. the P e sklnauolso a. moot.
' the W
uniquenessdthe ‘“ M i‘m*mwwm
hm‘whlchaustocacamot 225m - Raemcoebokotho
«inhuman; gal-mm over is mr Ever Styx to reach a. as " mi
mdsgs' 01 3, 088-8. 414-6. 497.
Starting on the 6. 497 yard links the
The second htfle p‘robably has no contributed not at all to baseballs up-
All carry is the order on the next
up by the Yankees. is said to have
been as good as the average big.
much for the second shot W the Pm? The-tact is that‘it Johnson makes the league posture...
rounds °t slugging. and Frankie N“- V "Laughing Larry Doyle goes to a iBsbe Adams. ~190‘
only a fine stretch ot turf for nearls’iour shortstopplng profession will have minor league club also. He started [George Tyler-".1908
in“ the 496 :mrds of fairW'a). but the .come up from other minor lemmhis meteoric career in 1905. being‘lE. Hamilton...1909
long shooter who gets his ball well fields,
to the right on the drhe can trickle
reen. far below
“"9 °n Tues‘i‘” t° ”train With Hal‘- Charles Kid Baker in the first round. ‘0 the p‘mc‘h ”W" K
On the fifth tee. the driver sees ”me. only a comparatively few of
CURRY BOXES DRA‘V.
the level or the fairway. tit): a. good ~—- erans.
and Wlme Farley ““8“ a “‘3‘ 3"“ 'bwe, NEW YORK. Feb. 16.—-Pa,tn'Hom~ roux-teen years. has been traded ‘to ior to ordinary val.
The nearest thing to sameness on may. of Manhattan. and Willie Cum.
103 yards shorter. bringing in to par Ilium Sporting Club of West Bush-
from a truncated hillock to o. decbp- ,
listed pyramid projecting from a hill- ““0" Department. the mum“
But all of nature‘s handiwork number!!! mllnders put in 3 10‘"an
seemingly' was combined in we 560 r at present and name of the car
yard 8th human when loudly and address or the company manufac-
rurnismng Iteps to descend from the “m“ ”9' "1d 1‘ there ‘3 an “89M?
parapet tee of the M.” mmy “x? please advise. ..
and cotter-dams to prevent the creek
from mating slit 0: the N“ hidden The whise“ nu‘rzi‘beiégrot ‘gylindle':
¢;?J£:S;egrby [a ‘nun be». used by Haynes, National and -Pack-
come. a “um 1 Ma r u no As these are all established
tee 1.2.... M," no! a m ‘" mnurncmrers It is doubtful it com
the boil in 0:: “politics n" m as any musics opcnfbut you out
his ”a ”"an this information by writing to
we rm. “ ‘° N W '9‘” the rubrics:
nudtrueudstiokmzluetom
Hotor Department. the Sentinel:
The first time on ordinary 1M"
our: the 599 yard mu. in nu. our goals? t‘ 1:18 ton: cy room.
in: wonderful. except the high 91833.15“ “fine, no lash. mm
he has to Ionic With his lime. the ammo. flown, an you mans!
mum he struggles over was on high, but all con to rill- Ind 0“
his M and The flat green be m of am without hm Snob-o
reach with his iron chlrdbut the or -when we or slow: when so to M
pert who buys his tee shot strum ty-ave mien no nooks. int 0“ 0°"-
islikelytoflndhisbnlllnthecrook millennium. sou-k plulramt
and his uni-u short or the trash and with. on. Am unarmed!“ grade-08.4
decides that lie must drivo to the purchasing 0111063“ ”'3 t° hdo
right and lay on with all his might to boom
uthesecondhome torn LP.
thrilling '4. No less an authority nun Try I. heavier M of all. A»;
June: Borneo declared this as fine lowurtho oil levellnmnk cue l?“
a. Ion: hole as he had ever seen. Mia. You might maroon.-
Turpin: home the nasty does not beefing rod dipper: mu redone
cone. to:- one 879 yard 10th hole “it“ wt or oil nothing the cylin-
down a long hill with an uphill pitchd .
to hogs-ck green that will tantalize . .
unity» or putter ever invented. in- Motor Department the Sentinel-
ciddln: Chick Evnns' crutch howl. I hover-en rend with In“ Wm”
Andiwhile the min. 895 yards re- column and your helps 0 nu o
m.tcnthsteeplide with m mfiyhla Want:
tacos loaning a lane for the non-ow runs may well. with man
my: nnn‘the approach is over us. ‘tho Minor heath. bully when M
Mklntyouioodmoemmm
nosing nom the hillside 12th m‘wgu‘lzuy give me.I um.
one‘feu taro h an opened curtain or -
till trees. 3:53 flow a creek bed in “Your cooling among“ mum 2::
' a ' ”as me " mm" mm :03:ng not
so... mus ynrd- looktobelso “kc-33:: 7
and may an iron shot has mien M W Imam
shun, loom mixture u can poo.»
The individuality of the ma hole. I‘m“-
the in 575 yards. is furnished by an We unai'
uie «m0 'roll of the hill to the x :23: We: op 3°“ an ”r
am. with nasty kicks tor 0. ball that “take. It Inn”: ". m the
snéift‘elowerllde oftheMr- I...» wuhwkmm
m wwwouommaysets mm, w M “scrum
rpm-6., mollflm mm thew};
The ions driver will appreciate the
point on 5 plateau. A shorter “wk‘sfimfi. :7
l
“MOM “M“
MM‘Gaflmm—thfie
veterans who gave their- but when I!!! to do with it. Hanan. wt.
theywemgoodmno-m
pmmwuw “1? main-
m
Wield?
eabmWMLI-flle tormeflypropolledtbbbulmthe
the outsell! on a line to thehono
No m'm Spring.
This spring will not be on oxen?»
Six of the truly ml: of all
Larry Doyle.
Catcher Oscar Stunnge, who will do
and "Cactus" Growth,
Peckinpsugh. Olson. “Chuck" Wood. new Salt Lake “mm win the
While Henog.
Merkle and Doyle have enjoyed one
And today we have Johnny Mitchell. or two more years under the big tent.
of Vernon. and Ernie Johnson. of Salt gauge and Cruvuth were first to
be d The‘ Lake. coming over the hill that lends break into organised baseball box
a. men: l‘. ‘ H! or a on .
report to the Red Sox and demanded _ _ , _._._. hole. 1% 3‘ 3 ov p ‘in from the sticks. Mitchell, picked
rising hill whose crest bears the
green calls for a. shot whose tmjec-
tory would carry it 225 yards it the
ball were to land level with the tee.
scores.
‘ Begun 18 Years Ago.
Shame commenced throwing them
leaguer for more than a year. John- out at second in 1903. going from the
son is supposed to replace Weaver or Coast League to the post-graduate
Still more variety faces the 30‘th Risberg. discredited White 80X. in 509100) six years later
on the 428 yard fourth 13°"- A rath- Mr. Cornish)": perforated infield. backstop goes back after playing the
er deep' V3112? cuts the full-way °b' Perhaps'he will. but- no one can prove game eighteen years. “who of which league boll:
lYast nlglh‘: ggizhgfiogfiozxseuétgfbg llquely 230 yards from the tee. tad it by his record the last time how
e u e
W Frazee arranged a compromise. but 0:135“ in the fifth round Pinky .«the Placement 0‘ “‘9 drive on up with the St. Louis Browns.
This portly
graduated in 1907.
Johnny Evers starts the season in lR' Caldwell. . ..1009
Chicago with the loss‘ of four vet-
Dode Paskert. in the big show
Two 0M h.
“Buck” Her-log nod m h-
an: are not uhly to do
Writ than M‘- it w «
Width the mulch-f 1m ‘*
lwucivon his bmmhfi-
ism: with strum laid “the
mollngandbfibmhd
lon mews-lawman!” ‘-
not nicely to do any hill at.” I.
the magic Isle «W m
M Hendrix ban ”3”“
w
m temp“ we! “Book" w. to.
out. ecu . -
rlously injured while train" Ill.
Milena o your m- Ronda-Ix ”-
ed excellent bull inst summer.
comm or Al.
or veterans left under the M
Tyros Ramond Cobb is the o“
from a. pinyin: standpoint. For on.
teen summers T! has kept ID I!”
in headliners.
Here are veteran pm who as.
been up there for twelve or not.”
IONS:
‘ o:
Ty Cobb. . . .1904
Eddie Collins. .1906
Dede Fasten. . 1904
E. Konetchy. . .1905
Jimmy Austin. .199!
Donnie Bush . .‘.1905
Clyde .Milan... .1906
Tris Speaker. . .1908
‘Joe Wood. . .1907
Larry Gordner..1908
Harry Hooper..1907
Bill Killefer. . .1907
J. McInnis. . . ...1908
{Amo- Strunk.. .1908
Zack Wheat. .1906
were spent in the fastest kind of corn- 1w. Johnson. "1906
pony. Cruvsth has played for nine- Jim Vaughn. . .1906
“e” 0" f" 3”“ °f ““3 "a” “‘9‘“ That is of little moment. however. teen seasons. eleven of them in big sum Salee. "1905
R. MLI‘Qudrd. . .1906
[0. Alemder....1908
Rube Benton . . 1909
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1909
1907
199'
1998
199'
1908
1908
1908
1909
1909
1909
1909
1909
1909
Here is a list of hut-lar- Who “
pitched in ten or more canton- of ~
1907
1908
1908
1908
1908
1910
1910
191;
1911
1911
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