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more Manager B eg ins
Player for Center Field-
‘l‘.\\' YORK. Oct. .‘l‘i.—-—'l\vllll3r 1411.5“-
5: aiiil‘lt‘d n movemcnt which he
0:4 will bring a. hard hitting. lively
i-r l‘wl-lvr in tho Yankees. Tb"
f-r mlmits ilint VV’hitoy \‘Vltt
ml womb-rs for tho Yankees last
i. lint adds that ho would like a
mmn powvr and without ques-
, v. will Welcome :1. strongcr arm
‘ llw middli- position. wars
the- title role oi‘ Ln Somn'im-
gilt hill in Hunt of 37?000 folks
l‘ulo Erounds recently sort of
im in bad with the owners of tho
Tin-v vim-lure that they want no
wnlkwrs,
’s mu- thing: to want a. hard hit-
, Twat Holding man for the W'itt jolt
it‘s quim another to land him. No
or lcrigucr will do. The outfielder
'v is Hilllll‘lll is in thi- i'xmcrlcan
Invarch for Hard Hitting
crass-(WHO mm ~ in
roorsALLriRMAMEN-r, f ;
Because of a superior backfield and a heavier and a.:more esperienced
line, Columbus is a. strong favorite to win over New’ York University on Sat-
urday. win-n the two clevens meet at .outh Field. Moreover, Buck O’Nell's
charges are in excellent physical condition and have not been handicapped by
injuries to any great extent. Thorp's squad. on .the other hand: has suffered
Sn'l'i‘l'fll setbacks by accidents to the brightest luminaries on the team and
must face the Blue aim White eleven with a reorganized line and a. make-
ahlft backfield.
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Eddie Kaw of Cornell, Kenyon of.Georgetown, Owen of Harvard and
Jordan of Yale look to be about the best of the backfield stars exhibiting this
lull. Kmv is a, real lender. a. great linmsmasher and a. tower of. strength on
the defense. Perhaps of the four the Cornell star should be rated the highest
in!‘ :ill-zu‘ound valuablcncss to his team. Kenyon is a. veteran at Georgetown
and needs no introduction to football fans. For the past two seasons he has
lu‘Pn considered the strongest backs in the country and he is the outstanding
star on the present Georgetown machine. .
'- 1w now and lu- may hob up win-re
is lvusl 1‘\lll‘i‘l“il. Huggins is likt-ly
. lwl! his (lriw‘ in Chicago. and Ill.“
lil'l\ lw lliln Folk. who has gonn
h llw Japanese tourists. Falk's
culinliliv~i- how not been dm'clopml
. [Itllilll'fi lu- would find lilmsu-lr
v in ll'Hll‘ll'l'l‘l‘l‘tl to a Yankee uni—
ill.
1““ ('cnicr I‘ii‘lfli‘l" All Alhuml
hwl'v- ln:~_\’ ln- now (‘u-ufcr flt'ld('l‘5 on
r) ouw ul‘ ilw local clubs next scn~
'i‘lvv- (hunts will use Jimmy
mmwll, llw $75,001! heuut)‘ from
l‘mm-i-u‘o, who is rcpnrlm’l to be
1) in amp right in and (lo somr,I
, r lr‘uxuw Flill‘l‘lllil'. O‘Connell hit
l' “will .2 . 'l and ill‘lllerl well this
' .\ Nun Ynl'k insurance annually
1 nrwuily issuml u policy on
>nm-ll's lil‘~_- to the (Hunts declared
a "um po-l‘ Ci‘llt risk physically
nun-ally.“ Fair enough.
rooklyu may show a. new center
('l in “A“ plucegol‘ Hy Myers. who
)‘ l-L irullmi. AIM-rs still is a. line
J lllniur but he appears to luv“ got
u .\ luv ullh (hr. [lodgers and with—
.1 «luvsfillfill “Quid play boiler hull
w \xllw..-. that is. unless shunted oil:
the l’hlllics or line Braves. Mycrs
ll Iw lrmiwi IC L‘lml'lio Ebbcts mu
1 ;.; Illlll'l' UllHlOllli‘l‘ for him. In lari,1
{LN}. is, “mix in irnrlv (.‘\’('l‘_\’b0d.‘v"
(E anybody. H9 is In Chicago trying‘
plumage u dual with the Cubs and;
{'l" lnlu‘ Htalb’. and u pitcher for Ily'
hnhilill. :L pitcher. 1
s‘» :lt’,
A! in the [V'urlllmm Plum
1' i'l
. 1.;
J“ l .
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l
Jnh Ilium lmsclrull (311th all???
(In l"ul‘tlll.llll Flush?" ll") :‘lt-v
:u ml.“ soun- ol‘ the glory from:
i-‘: ml] by showing that while
'm-ul' in Max Scoops Carey stole
lulru‘s, 1"l‘lSCll stole only
All credit to Methusnluh.
\. "l take anything from Friscll?
I lw-h uw‘llvd any further recom-
n l lliull lu- proxidml it in tho world
u ~ lie was out of the ganle will).
ml log for quite a spoil. Ami tlion. l
us not forget Frisch's position in.
butting order. Frankie batted
d, in front of the Irish Hard Hit-
Mcusel. \Vith o able 8. slugger
Yd lllm tho policy of the: team did
all for Frank‘s taking a chance
‘nl'ivu. 1*‘l‘lbli‘ll was llli‘ goods this
mnl llv will prove an vn-u‘
r plus'vr in 192:). l
ll'n‘
l.‘ um.
i
oillins has been heard of the
. istormlng Giants and Yankees fan
ll‘ (1:155. ’l‘lu- (Hunts may be snow-‘
mnl SOllH‘\\'h('ri' up slate.
r>r lcasuc club owners are bom-
mun; .lullu :‘lt'(}l‘:l\v with requests
I n. .mngcrs. Atlanta and San An-
”Milli-(l yesterday. No fewer?
u-n minor lvnlrue clubs have:
in . .\l:u~ m mune new leaders for
, hillllll iiu- lost fortnight.
.
ml:
l.
‘: (IL-lute: put only One name in<
. «w: and nobody else wantedl
”H was Amlvrsou, the Beau-
".l‘hl‘l..
my that llrooklyn got the
m liw limit in Stewart, the
l = .m N’CUnll baseman. catcher tlce Carson Field resembles Bentgn Leonard, wearer of
.7 _ L _ Kuhlman . . . .. . . . . . . .. Bethke Harbor; Mich. where the Sons of the bout "§?1§§23§.ght.¢mwn. Wm meet
'1': Hip (‘03 St pitcher House of David hold forth. There is the W0”
) . . r
I 1.1) ers (.et Checks
* \\'4‘TSQO. Oct. 20.—-SanLa
: out a. bit
\‘viill bonus checks for,
.. I the first, seven clubs Cronk .... .. _
‘ l
‘ . l Coast League. The
" ' $20,000. and. individ-
‘ i from $260 for each
‘ “WWW“ Winning 53“ Chantos . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Schmitt
in $50 to each player
place Portland team.
' v. which finished last. was
Hl'v its stocking in 1923.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 20.———The mem- Kayla“ 71 93 77 241
. bers of the University of Cincinnati Hyde . ........---- 67 79 81 227
Lh’o wire Cronk will be back at football team expect to go to church dersten ......-- 67 82 73 222
shortstop Sunday for the MCkWOOdB next Sunday with clean shaven faces. avis fun..." 85 .86 70 241
and Will make a big dimer-once in the They expect to perform this feat by Necker”. ...-.---- 69 78 79 226...:
v'team. Monsanto. the Lockwood: left virtue of the fact, as they say it. “We "' ‘ _. _ .. ._...
fielder injured his leg in'last Satur- are going (0 score a touchdbwn 359 418 $801,157
day's \Vilton game and will be out of
.the name for the rest of the season’.
Hayes. who covered short last Sunday
will play left field. The line-up fol-
lows:
Lockwoods
McCurtcn .................. Mulvoy
liter-ring ....-n............. Guamleri
bowling ...................‘..Riley
“NY ”the Hahn ....».................,.Keene
Hayes .................vr. O'Connell
Broad Ilolloouuon.ovllvoo|:.‘ sumpe
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Ofi'vn. the Crimson captain and “Doc" Jordon, Yale's powerful leader are
l in o of the host offensive players in the game. and whileprobably not as strong
.on the defense as Raw and Kenyon, they are, nevertheless, real stars.
The Yule-Army tussle a week from Saturday should be one of the best
battle-s of the gridiron season. .The Cadets, as last year. have a. great. team.|
welledrllled and fully capable of extending the big Blue team to the limit. Tad
Jones realizes this and he will send against the “fest Point eleven his most
formidable machine.
CARNEY, '-
The New York Yankees will perform next year in their new ball park .
lol‘f Jerome avenue in the largest and most modern and finest park in the ‘GUARD .
lworld. The construction of the. three ticr grand stand is rapidly nearing ‘ O " r
loomplciion and. when finished. will seat close to 40,000 people. The bleach- GUI-9am». V
. .rs are expected to accommodate some 2U.UOO in addition, :0 that the scat- H — ;
ing capacity of the new park will approximate the 60,000 mark. '
O O Q 0
If any one of the two or three top-notch clubs in the American League
,coulll round out a deal that would bring into their ranks for next season
El'itchcr Rommel of the Athletics, that. particular team would at once bccomc
l“ slrouq favorite over the others for the 1923 pennant race. The acquisition ‘
or u lluri-‘r DOSSQSSlllg' such skill as Rommel] displayed during the past 59. -
son with the lowly seventh place Philly outfit would mean at least ten or‘
more additional victories during the season and that would about cinch the
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Frank Baker. much to the surprise of the baseball public, has no desire. 1‘ more teams
not“ to quit the game. notwithstanding his attitude of a gear or two back. The IronQu\VorkS Bowling lea-5w: clashed
( (Lin knons that ho is through as the iankec regular third baseman with . h i; th N alk “In... The
a star like Joe began on the club so he has asked the New York owners to 2133‘ n5: {afiwiniingrtzvo Lint (3; .three
effect a trade that will give him a, regular berth. The Washington Senators gagzsanéiflm Tough Yeggs look
could make good use of the ex-home run king and Baker is anxious to go to
in
, three straight flames from the Goof-I
to the Senators, therefore it would not be surprising to see a deal between the era. T113 scores follow:
two clubs work out. " GOOFERS
. Crolsitiero ...... 63 2; 71 gig
“ ..........6 ‘ 77
' t - ' £3.31...an 69 78 228
The Georgia 'l‘cc‘h—-Nnvy engagement on Saturday will be another intcr- Hurdy ”nay..." 67 71 84 222
eating gridiron ni‘l'nir. The Southerners are heavy and powerful and are Mathias ............ 98 88 68 249
going to Annapolis with the expectation of romping away with victory. The .- .. fl, 3:6 8;; 3511;;
game is bound to~be hard-fought for the feeling between the two elevens is
anything but friendly. clue entirely to some unfounded reports that have TOUGH YLGGS ‘
' . .. . 7 7G 78 251
been circulating in the camps of both elcvcns. 33;];8'1‘ " " ' " :7 78' . 89 2“:
‘ .;.o--una.vv
- a; 7" “i ’l"-'-. j... ”7 ,~ Yoppe .....oc.o.c-oo 76 8‘ 88 ‘2481
u I n n . ' . . v e..} maneuunufiuss 35 100 .274:
' ' Michale coon-o... 85 97 67 349'
The local Tigers are diligently practicing in the hope of building up the " __ __ .._ __
strongest semi-pro eleven in this section of the state. Last season they ac-
_ 424 420 422 1.266
com plished their purpo‘se and were. unquestionably the best team at its weight
CAKE EATERS
in Fairlleld county. The Tigers are out to repeat this season, and judging Greene “DJ-"N“ 69‘ 74 80 223:
from their performance last Sunday they have an excellent chance. Batta ’.~_~”m“ 30 .73 8,6 229 I
Jerman .........-. 82 78 92 '2”-
Wm“ ”mime-0....- 88 so 80 2‘3
"‘ ‘ ” A ’ . 79 85 70-23
No Score, No Shave Mathews
Cronk Expected in
Lockwoods Line-up
888 383 408 1.179 "
ALIMONIA HOUNDS '
Football Team Pledges
against Ohio-Wesleyan at Carson Field
next Saturday.
The Bearcats havo‘not scored this
season. As a result of that they have
taken an oath not to shave until they
have scored a touchdown. When the
gridders line up each day for prac-
Charley ' White
toMeetSid’Marks
VNEW YORK, Oct. 20.——-Charley
White of Chicago seeking another
Nor-walks
'Sld. Marks, Canadian lightweight
champion, in a twelve-round bout at
Madison Square Garden tonight.
White. on his arrival from Chicago
last night. said that it he stops Mag-1p,
he intends to force Leonard to V“keep
his engagement with him for another
‘flghL"'
.Ball ers'Start 7
play mouthful-lent:
','VANCOUVER. B. (3.. ’ Oct. '20.—
.Thirteen major leaguei ballplayers-
one chance of the athletes weakening
if they are unsuccessful Saturday. 'The
oo-cds refuse to meet them with their,
beards.
first base
second base
third base
.......‘........ Burke
shortstop
BASEBALL .
AMUSEMENT PARK
AT 2:30’1‘1’. M.
Second mums
LOGKWOODS 173.280me
The Knife Heart
left field
\.
center field
right field
from the United States today were at!
sea. on the Canadian Liner Empress of 2
Canada,‘ bound for a. tour of the f.
Orient. They sailed yesterday. after
defeating 16 to 1. a team made up of
Seattle and Vancouver players.
“Bullet" Joe Bush provided most of
the fun with burlesque pitching, but.
George Kelly of the New York Giants;
former North'Western League star, was
given the most, applause,
Mike Kelley May .
' Manage Senators
WASHINGTON, Oct. EOE—Mike
Angevine Furniture Co" if
“NORWAIX’SLARGEST stoma"
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Kelley, manager of thelst. Paul Am-
ericanlAssocia-tlon team, 1922 cham‘
pious. is "under consideration" as next
year's manager of the Washingtonw
American League team, Citrk c.
Grifllth, president of the local club”
said last night; . Replying to clues-S
tions. Grimth said. he had not decided
on a manager for next yeair, and hadf
made no otter to Keiley- or anyone "
else, «but intimated that- he expected;
to :hear rturther iron the St. Paul .
manager as a result of negotiations .-
begun with him at _Balitmore«durlng
the “little world series." .
Grifl'ith explained.that. it ,was not-
even determined that Clyde Milan,
who piloted the Senators this year,
would not be at the helm next season,
but admitted. he was looking around
for a team boss.
ST. .PAfiD,«,Mlnn.. Oct. 20.-—-Mike E
Kelley. manager of the pennant win;
ning st. Paul ,elub of the American:
Amociation..has received an otter
manage the Wabington club. ' but has
made no decisiomnhewsaidoday. :gxeli‘; .'
leyrwho is at his summer-«homeyon
the St. leer-nix, refused toga into '
details of. his offer troijlail-k Griffith.
"Ii'have received several, examine
said. -“but I have made no plans'for
next season."
The Seattle club of the Pacific Coast
Leaguealso has made a. propositions
to Kelley, it was learned last night.
but details were not available. ,
Kaplanland,
0
NEW HAyEN, Oct.
Chaneyo’f Baltimore, meet tonight; in"
a twelve—round bout at Weiss -#Pa-rk.“; 1
, pounds this .
They wfliweigh in at 130
afternoon.
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