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JAB OF THE MACKMEN, WHY NOT HAVE PLAYERS HIDE FACES AND CALL THEM THE MASKMESftf
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EAN FLOCK IS
IILS ARE IN FFNE CONDITION,
DECLARES WELL-KNOWN CRITIC,
feainmg Pitchers Will Work Harder Since
Alex Is Gone, and New Maternal Is De-
pendable, Club Stenoferapher States
JRDIKO to cmn of our most icc'ont baseball crlUts, tho I'hlllles aro
t in such torrlblo sliapo for llio
I tho Cubs nnd Ulants, tlio chili should" finish nwf tho top of tho league.
iMhree losses havo been sustained
rtho new talent stepping In tho
Lthrco battery men on tho club
LHiey will cause the club to slldo
("Don't bo a bit surprised It tho Phils put sonicthltiR over on tho Nn
W'Leoguo this ijeason," predicted
-Baker. Miss Mallcn hands out
hs and runs tho olncc. "Our flub
,ln Brc.it shnpo to play good baseball. IVo Iiiiih our .Infield Intact and
Jtho outneld Cy "Williams toplaccH
ely and work well with Cravnth
el. Fltz&eratd and IVud Wtlscr.
KVou bellevo our pitching stuff is gone, but tlotf't oil Inttovo It. I won't
eB) mat we will miss Alexander, Kinder una i.iev, iiui turn loss win
qt place us lit tho cellar. Tho other
wind fiddlo to .lc will work harder
ey never received credit for an) thing
ycr, Ooschger, Hendcr nmi tlio new
rd, will work will under the coaching
Dlllhoeffer win take rate of tho
ub nest season."
F
y Tpili: Phils hae nut been weakened b) tlio ami) ilLiHi.
B A only ono man has joined tho colois, and that is 3!K
Tlncup, a reserve pitcher, has received notice to get i uly. hut In
has not yet been called. It Is fraud, however, that lloorire AVhlttcd
g will be snared, for his number is In tin nest dr.ift and -m he Is not
ifr mar: led he may work for Cnclo Sam
KBranch Rickey Pans Weeyhman
JSpKAltLnV WKUGH.MAN and his $2;n,0U0 baukioll aio In bad with the
5-'l)0s of tho St. I.oole Cards. The monetary overtures and thb clink of
fcold which brouulU the youthful Mioilslop Into th public nj this wlnfi
Niava annojed Itruncli Ulcl.ey, and ho doesn't hcvltato to mij ko. Jlr. I'.lclccy
hs extremely hot under tho collar and t.iKes u fall out of Ui Windy 'It
Kpndtlirift becauso of his lack of ethlci".
imhat the Cubs had no business to negotiate for Hornsby becauso they wero
Kjold that there wasn't n chanco In tho world lltunch now believes ho
Iwlll havo some dilllculty in lenchlnii mi aBrccmcnt with his star and It Is
possible that IIornsb's play will bo affected
jRi "Now that It's alt per," said ltlckev in coins into ditall. ' I want to
p M" somethlnff about tho Hornsby cae. 1 want to bo on lecord. too. wish
tosay that thero never was a chanto
JmiouTo Hornsby fiom tho Catdliials;
Sfact plainly and umnlbtaknbly weeks
l!tiiioH nnhUaliPil that -rn-at offers would
S&IVoilUl to n certainty be landed by another ilub.
jf?'' 'Xevcr was thero any foundation for such lrpoits. Xcver was thcro the
pllahteM reason for maklns any claims
lOjiteps should bo taken to prevent sucn
fperfect right, accoulhur to tho ethics of
E.tu rirnvBi' rievi.lund AlLvnnder that I
Sfiialcc n loud proffer of $100,000 for him
(rmaznates had to come to St. I.ouK
5 to Hornsby.
i& HrlMluilu air or Miuiiiu oo eiiiKS
rmZ should bo observed In such a
will be made Impossible for any magnate to make such claims In the
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Ess ., Hendricks's Bum Bunt Lost Him Manager's Berth
IIU difference between a. dub and
Juhusual play coins through and Us
ihad his optics peeled 1'red Jleiklo
He Collins had fallen down or lllweied when chased by Ilelno Zlm tho
ables, would have been turned. Htino
rld'u series ilesplto previous failures
coat even In tho face of his wgndeiful work In previous cames.
IT Tn.... to .m ..l.i. I, lmt Lull flint
ilke tho old squeeZB play. Many a player has been booed or hissed by tho
i'futiu wlmn li fnllnil In t!i a illrtliiiilt
B... f A . ( . 1. -. . 1 .1 ....... mk ..B.il ...... nt
Rlita Job by a, falluro to so deliver, but
Die story Is told of Juck Hendricks,
Snals, that he was klikcd out of tho
BODPcd ono up on one occasion when It
piTy the squeeze process
The incident Is bald tu havo happened at I'ort Waiu Ind , in 1S09,
vhn In tho ninth lnnflig of n, l-to-0
ted himself to bilng in a man from
li'up the going. His feeble pop to th)
. ending tho game, caused the fans
Jl,. considering tho genual lack ot
wpped both ns manuger and plajcr.
rclub owner and Hendricks were closo
ihe Incident, however, was perhaps
nigerlal career, which has culmlnntci' !n his now being In tho highest
eball clrculti In any event, slnco that time ho has been going forward
Sine game, ascending from manager
li-1 Association and on up to tho highest soclot
IS'TIUT the old college chum stuff
Is JD narrntlvo basJt that, recardless
.sg-as tho Kott Wajno magnato and
;vJ',rIngB to get him tho Job of manager at Denver the next season
MM Mm si wsiai JT Ismail flk sf n JLs
1, rilltftl lSKinuiiua 11111
tXCT lluanco of tho baseball brand
V hands of tho critics, tho commercial sldo of tho game being over-
letl to uch an cttent as undoubtedly
limes, when tho game has about all
,3lut commercialized baseball Is not
Cuba aro correct. So greedy
nknds for tho filthy lucre. It Is said
this season. And thero scarcely
ied from the big money paid Cuban:
resslon being strengthened by tho
rttnjdusky plaj ers In Cuba was nono
HJM St. Louis Cardinals.
,Bie center of Cuban ball activity.
The Anieiican sportsman spent
rack Inclosurc. Cames were phi)cd thcro 011 off days and the teceipts
1 wilt evenly between owner and
4 banded together and, speaking
mt the sate money. This proposition was the straw that caused thn
1 rh rntnel tn rave. It belnir
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1 result of the .negotiations
"the nervy Cubans that he wouldn't consider their proposition.
jVtA.tliat he would Dot consider any
fM perk was hermetically sealed to
1 previously pmyuig.
m . io wr 1
J If (jooo neeps umpires
r COBB'S playing keeps the
this mental processes are, the
Georgia Peach has in mind
vOtorse Hildebrand cites an instance in point when Cobb purposely
play for himself at the
.teat station.
ras'on second and on a
not a chanco to throw out
k!- V.IW U'ail nThri IliA lilt
: was
wj ?
r third and kept looking out
lM the ball cleanly and made a
oaught Cobb- napping.
ltd. amLHllrteurana
v-sra.XCobb pointed to Mecondbnso and replied: "See
! Xitttat Ormwu'tlwtl.row' loathe rdv "-, s would
ALL WRONG;
omening of tho IMS season nnd, de-
Atoumler. Kllltfer uml ItWey nnd
outlook Is not bo Bloomy. Ttue, tho
havo deparW-d. Urt. It It not belief ed
Into oblivion.
Hiss .May Mullen, nocietaiy to rrrl-
nil f.C tho news tluring tno wmier
Isn't shot to picct s ns jou believe.
I'.isko. - t. The new man 111 lit In
and vVliItte'd. tn iuJllllui, mo have
They nio snld tn bo irood jilajcr".
pltehois vvSio were forced to pl.iv
and do heifer work. In tho past
the. did and acted accordingly.
men, l'reniiergiisi, u.ins ami vou-
of 1'at .Monin, and Adams, Hurns
catching Don't worn about 0111
'In elate ,
Ko). lien
for Tryiny to Wul ilomsby
or omotlllns llko that. Ho states
for the Cubs or any other team to
and furtbermoic. I announced tlio
ago. In spite of my htntement It was
bo made for IIoniby and that ho
of Hornsby's tr.inbfer. I believe that
trunipctiUBs In the future. I nad .1
tho Hornsby case, to lnvado ChlcaRo.
would clvo him a $10,000 salary and
evictly as much rlsht as other
telllni? wlnt they would k1c foi and
in oaeuau unu iiiea' liih.n
case as this. I only hopo that it
n hero Is tlio difference between an
falllns down. If Johnny Evcrs had
would havo been a heio, nnd if
would havo been tho star of the
nnd I'ddlo Collins would havo been
lu nIMior h stnltnT. ctrnlfA or n t'nt
role of l.ivlniT ono dow n at a nrnelal
t.n.l Id .Anlihl .nl .i".t ..,1, In l.n,'.. 1...
to havo lost out as manager as well.
new manager of tho Ht. Iouis Cardl-
park and out of tho leaguo when he
was up to him to bring in a runntr
bout against his man Hendricks noml-
third with tho run that would have
pitcher, resulting In u doublo play
to dtmand that ho be deposed, which
suecess that season, caused him to be
And this, too, despite tho fact that
friends and old collego pals.
the turning point of Hendricks's
in the Western I.eaguo to the Arnerl-
comes clean lu the stot). fur tlie
of his l'ort AVav no failure, it
"frat brother" who worked the
sf JF E9 fa n MM m T"at W m
uiwruuu ill juuu
has been getting its bumps nt tho
to hui t tho sport, especially during
It can carry, and then some.
lcttrlcted to this country, If reports
havo Cuban players become In their
the sport on tho Island Is entirely
Is a doubt that tho situation rc-
ball players in this country, this
fact that tho spokesman of demands
other than Catcher 5IIko Gonzales,
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It seems, was Curley Brown's race
$40,000 to build a field In his big
players. This season the Cuban per-
through Gonzales, demanded 75 per
HUmmarllv dismissed liv tw n.rm
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Jimmy Brown, former Camden Iki.t
was that Mr, Brown not only told
proposition from them and that
any more baseball games by the
n ssffjf-.vtf
uuessmg hu me j ime
fans and players guessing as lo Just
umpires also are not alwnjs wlso to
when he , pulls something unusual.
"Plato after having plenty of tlmo to
lilt-and lun pluy Veacli hit cleanly to left.
Tyrua ut the plate, especially as he
registered, bft the Tiger whirlwind
i-i- alnV n oa Iictl Itnu. fi rrrn t tin II 1a
Into left field. Clraney. comInB In
perfect throw to tho plate, llgurlng
Cobb put a razor blade finish to the
states mat out oj curiosity ne asged
PENN'S CHANCES
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Quakers Look Like Most
Formidable Quintet in
College Cage League
SWEENEY HIGH SCOREK,
It ma) bo tally III the cimsou tu pre
dict tho probnbln winner, of the Inter-
collcgUtM Ilasketbill Uik'uo cllumpl'ili
'ship, lt'n a tllnu-uiilli lulakjo lmt to
iniint the chicken efoio ou have 'Im
(-KK, but rlKlit lion it wuuld not lm otiti
of conventionality to Hate that the
Tenii ngi) team appears to be tho nioit
formldalilc In lliu cuku clieult i
iiio .sl Utorv ovei li inrtrton in
I Welghtmnn Hall Satuiday nlRlit put tlio
lied and lllue on the tii) of the hoip in
the loague st ulillng and Mrlu ill) ellml-
tMtid tho fpilntet that jh lid to he the
f.tronLresL of tin. 'iri.mil itlun 'I h
eiuakers uUo have tilniirml f'oluiubli I
utul the 1 Igcrs lud b"nten Dirtmoulh.
Vale mid 'oimIl cub have scored
triumphs, hut ftom iiilviinrn dopf on tlitf
.New I (aw 11 and 1 thai an lives, they do
not icein In l,o am (.tmngri than If i
Ktrmiic, as I'rliicetou.
l'our (.antes tit Home
'Ihe Led and liltle iilas lis II11.1 fjur
game" of thf Kfapoit on lis ovrn Wtlgbt
man Hull nuit and this hhould uml
the Quikeis on' to a (Din start Iii the
lino which ends lliucli in. However.
thv will in id this handicap, for tin y
vvlnd up tho i-aiou with three cmtrts
' n forclKii llonri-
Andy Mnnnaid who is actini' .iiia'n
In the absence of l.rw Mai tin, pio1. i'
hlnnelf to h" , jila)r of thn fioii'
laid, against tin- 'JIkiis. The llu'o
iju.ikci furvv inl was thn piwii of in,
I'cnn toani pi i). Ho vwis nil owi lie
coiut In his wandeilngs .ifi. t tlj,, hit,
and. although h. legMcred mil) mi e
from tirluiiiugi, hln hcv.n asln .i,i
tho pait In- tnolv in thr til i1(r
.Mitchell l'lajh ell
Mm plaliig of Mil. h-ll .ld .lM, .
Jul) M.ixlnt,- to the l. nn followers
this joungrtrr his stippid Into tho gap
made hv tho Injmj to Mania In u
KK'iit fashion Ills defcnblvo work has
been little shoit ni inirvelous.aiiil win 11
It lame to nitail.lng he was right up
with thn Ijim of tht 111 Thteo times
ho went up the lloor for luM.cts
Once agalii Welshtinaii U.m bo
tho scene of ,ir. ixiitlng ctgo engage
meat tonkin whou tho l nit Xn so
aggregation and thn Marines elash fur
the second tlnio T lie- leal Idea of thf
gamo is to deildo who won tho l.att
runtest, foi tit tho end of tho battle l,u,t
Wednei-dav night between theso two
fives thcro was n rnueh of a different 0
of opinion as to wlilili teuni won that It
was agreed to icpl.-i) tho contest
Sweeney Tops Scorers
Ceorgo Mvctno), tho fensatiuiial fur-
warn nom tno t ant c ( lie him,
M IIOOI, IS OUt 111 front fur Pent, It, 1.a
I''eli'o"'11?'.';.0 tl,e '"V0"0"1310
League. .Sweeney has mailo four Held
goals and loosed thirteen fouls out of
twenty two attempts In two games. Ills
total of 21 points Is two counters abov.i
"",-" " "" "unioiii. wno issec-
ond
Notes of the Bowlers
his three games
Doublo I'ntuiles la tin Qualcer City
r.faauf) feeinetl to ho in ugue l.unaren.
Itlder. Mount, Kaies HarJ, luller, hmeil.
Wy, Ilodgers. . Urosimann, Metis, l.lllott.
L,rt7S,thJ,!r.,,dKa.Iul,w ,acS
them fur U o duublo count
Hhtte Llephents. leaders of tho Quaker
City League, with Sam Hmlgers i,ettlng i)I2
Pins, had a total of 117.! for their total
Hvenlnir I edger's ten pinners downed Jour,
nsl Press tho odd kame, -hnw5on rolling
SIS in tho threo i,aines
I The Color Press vs Tost Press serls
will bo plajed off net Ve.lncsday eienlng
I on tho Terminal Alleis
Avll and ShicU In their second an 1 third
I rollings scored .00
. nill Djno the cricl. one arm howler was
missing this v eel. in the cjuiKer Citj games.
1 Columbia and Quartet, of the merican
Leagu. must bowl off isistputied serlts
Hian. of c'olumbta, rnado a total s oro
of .t40 in his threo hames lollnd
1 McLaurhlin. of clood Shepherd in tho
Northeast c hur'li Iasuo got off to it h.nt
start, but in his second Lama scored 213.
Lighthouse. In their second an 1 third rollings
made a total of mora than LOO.
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JIMMY BROWN
WITH ST.
As a leaiilt of last week's pla) ill the
American Ilaskelball Leaguo Hancock
appears to be the only team that has a
chance lo b&at nut the Nt Columba trulii-
1 tet foi tho championship. Tho Saints
aro leading tho race this inouilng b) a
rlnglo game, with the Hancock live In
second place, a game In front of the
, filrard Alumni team, which Is lu the
worst slump In tho club's blstot)
Tho two league leaders each pla) one
game this week, both meeting brother
hood, of lleth Isiael, St Columba taking
the floor tonight and Hancock on
Wednesday night. With Lew bugannati
and Hoc Newman ln Its line-up the lleth
Israel team would have more than an
even chance to cop tlie contests, but
Wlthcvut thewe two former llastern Leaguo
stars the game biiouiu oe errsy ior me
1 league leaoers.
rm I.eanuo nlaver and leading scorer In
the professional circuit lust season, bus
been put on the eligible list "of players
by the manager of the b"t, Columba, and
if Jimmy1 dons a fat. Columba Uniterm to
night and pla)s the leinalnder of the
season, that one amo lead should In
crease considerably ln the course of se -eral
weeks' play,
1 Two games are scheduled for tonight
at Tra)inore Hall, brotherhood, of Ueth
I Israel meeting St. Columba and Ulrard
' Alumni pla) Ing V. M. II. A. On Wednes
I day night Y. M. H. A. meets the league
I sensation. Tort lllclimond and Beth
Israel plays Hancock.
Dobson and lluiterworlh are still lull.
nlng a dead heat for the leadership In
tho Industrial League, each holding a
two-game lead over the Elllott-Levvls,
I Lnnston Monotype anu inter-r.os teams,
. ."".Ton of third placer
Dobson received quite a scare In Its
1 weekly contest, last Saturday mgnt,
I when the InUr-Nos quintet after play
ing Indifferent ball for two weeks, struck
Its proper striae ana at iimea piaycti
rings around the Mill team. 'Vyith. three
minutes to bo the ,DobouVteam waa
j .' ." ..."..'". s.l""". ' "i ,i.'ir, iirai .."' " '.tii.ui.. " "i" ".ieit.il ini-ii,. .,. i.eto Iltnnin In .i fn-t foiir-i.iiitwl ,n,n. in.. . , :. ...'
V, ." '" upi. in me r llalnplonhp or tie i i it , . . ,, , , , ., ------ --- -- - - , ... "" ,'..v. .n.,n i.uu.u ,riiiiu sain niu Tal, Jlarvarl anu l-rinteion in Kei itpp
ilrnt round wher. V hltn Ulcplunts tuol, Blon3 ,l"a "M "ot fal1 asleep befcre the ml at tho Toban o show, and on 1'rl- credit for. The war wrecked my club scienul mars that made the Ills Three take
three straleht. , , m0 mlt Uu)l ,,, oniuu.,10(, ' da) lillncd the iliamplonshlp nsplra-, ami I in now going to Mat t building an- 51''. '"fo'T,"i' .iV.VMrho'.enusctts
Harder. Oue,t. li.iLy an! Smed.-v wer. ot Ml' Ta5 Ior' !',"S , , '.""V, '"""""i h ,"'V.klnB ' ' '" ',.t dlscouiagtd and I'm not SK5.n0hfl'a,&htt,tr "' 'h MaSFarhu""''
at their Vit each Voir." oi"? tuSWinlr I ir r. . n ll7' ""M" V' ' "l , oun'1 " '10 s-'am- sole I expected criticism and I'm i.iuly1
, Here IS the Hope brla. Llko Lew Tcndler. i.usslo has lm- to stand for nil) thing that is said about Alfreel He Oro. three cushion billiard
' Sam liodkori. nhowe.l that ho was entitled I fol.tmv Is a much imoioit.l b ttHer Pmved wonderfully In tho list )e.u and me, but I'm not going to tell out and I 'hnmploii. retains his title l. the niarRln
S:V5t4'ie"WsW!!,KiWH!m1deW "'- ' "f "r loading feathd- nn, going to lmt a good ball team on ? L? S? , ,'i .Vo1"" Char"" 0"" "J 'he
WHEN A FELLER
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S- To REPORT I JbK
MBkC Yoo To The , - ffMN
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JSSSiSS X- M6SSeGERl L fa WW,W.
Sss$i FipreeN ifsJ t. L-ifKf jiw
TILLMAN WILL ISSUE CHALLENGE
TO LEONARD IF HE WINS FROM
CLINE AT OLYMPIA A. A. TONIGHT
Mug-g-sy Taylor Says
J awn Can Give
Champion a Hard.
Fight
liv KOliMtT AV. .MA.i;i.l.
H1,
HUMAN T.Wl.OI!, the Intiepl.l
guardlm of John 'Hitman's miiiicr-1
ous biisliiLss intfiest", applies to a
niatth with Ik mi) J.eonnid 'lids does
not mean that Muggoy is anxious to
luliigle with the lightweight champ. 1'ar j
he It fiom that All T.a)Ior Is a man- I
ni'nr fiii.l tnslvlcii i.l nliiir Hia iiirt All
' J'J" " ' "'"'1 matches and Mr
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Tllllna" '"' le'iuhcd to do nothing but
"sht. Prctt) soft for T Ulmaii
An) wa, Jlugjsy believes Hut Jawn
will clvo llennv. tho eli.imn. a touch
battle, and after l.ily f line is disposed
of at tho 01)mpla tonight Mr. Leonard
will bo swamped with challenges. It
will bo lemembtred that Tillman has
I nuirn of a rhrtn. n lo ni.aho It inleresllnir
for Leonard than any ono else lie can
tnko a wallop on tho chin and tmllo,
while tho otheis take a high dive Also,
Por'tnnt battles and know his style 1
I have watched llcnny in all of his lm
believe I can fiamo a tleftnse which can
beat the champ and all I want is a
chance to Hv It out
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Tillman meets lilsli 1'ats) Cllne In
return bout at the Olwnpla tonight
If bo Is suciessful Leonaid will bo forced
to glvo blm recognition. Johnny It a
much Improicd boer, and proved it
Wllt'll IIH KnoeictU llio uaj ugllis out Ol
the Irish person one. Inlstmas Iav I'llnu
IlattlinR Murra Is llomircd
Hattllug Muna), who score y a Ic
torv over Hick eiotwalt nt the Cambria
Friday night, has been matched to meet
Young McOovern lu the wind-up at tho
samo club this vwel. Muriny is an cin
plo)o of the Victor Talking Machlno
Comiiaiiv and w ill ho tenelered a banuuet
at the Hotel Illngliaui on -muiwiay. Jan
.,, ..htilpl. .. wins or loses ' rilllv I
uar) -1, wnetner no wins 01 igsCs, riiu 1
WILL PLAY
COLUMBA FIVE
pla)er was detected fouling and their
chances of winning wtio gone when
Moorchead caged the fiec pats I
Two sanies will bo pla)ed tonight In
tba Notthwefct hurch League, Ollvti
Covenant meeting .SchwenUfelder and
Covenant pla) Ing Hellian) Itcformtd.
Four teams aie tied fur llrst place
'llin l'eiiii-luul.i State Leaguo will
open the second half nf Its schetlulo to
night with seven clubs In the: circuit,
1'rovldenco having diopped out, Wilkes.!
Uarro has the honori of opining tho
league i-eeond half of the stlicdule, pla).
Ing the Etroug Scranton live at Scran
ton. STUFFY M'INNIS
usee! the old alltil mat no was not In con- stabio nas in hibernating nr something . r ,.i ,, Pa i, ,,, - ,., ,j . Ijn plajer to Join the colors
dltlon, and believes ho will redeem blm- H.I'h showed that he can take a. beating ",r j',',5,!, , i,?, , Tl,JJh,ZI,?L.
-.,, .Ji... i. .. in ... .t. ., when ho stopped ono of Doyle's swings wlih mid whip tlielu Into tlio best shape pos- ,..,r .ti,.iik m notrnifs .hrmulnn.
. . I.i,. .. .,. , ' . ' . , ..let, nl" ,a,n'l to"1 a Hiort count Then ho slide for this )car and then, when con-' ship aspirations is contained In a dispatch
lest scraps lu wars ana w.ll worth aros nrd won the twui Wel-h onl nil anions imnrove net rid nf tho older from Los Angeles announcing that Pitcher
seeing. man woul 1 bo a goodmatch p" J fl - Ul ea J jmward KhmfcjM... Joined tho nav
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NEEDS A FRIEND
mi:i:ts clink tonight
Johnny Tillman sus ho will
challenge Leonuiu it lie is mic-
ecssful witli Irish I'.itsy nt
Oljmpia.
Sj.uiKlf r, Muira) s b,.ss in the haidwood
llnishlug department Is th. mister ol
tereiiiniiles and h is i lurgo ot tho uffaii.
vlttn I'nloiin.i also Is nsslstiug
no a
om s
iiusalo Lewis has developed 1
great llttlo battlci, but be seldom
seen at tho (Jl)mpla these d.i)s lie
.Scraps About Scuppers
"Voting due llnrrell an! ouug I.ecL . will
entertain th clubmen In the eeinl'vilndup lo
night Iterlnr 1. said tn b a gieat I, tiller.
but will ha., all ho ton handlo In Horn!!
inunrti-r. will risuino his rlnt aetlvlilfa in a
cjup'.ij tf w.eks jrl.nnj has 1 een on thn
iniiiii, le.i.f-j .1. iiru iiiitinu in
..i...... .1...1.. ,1.. ,. .,..... ..
cjuiuo ti w.eas jriinni nas i een on tlio
dr.lo.ks Willi a bustel nose, wtiki, ims Wen
rennlred la li sniclallst As socni as it heals I
Johnn will t-c it busted ogam if ho can
ineit Mime regular lighter
BoMi. (..,.. nl is not worl.iie hard these .
.,a.- ln,n .!,, ll, ,.,,lfi, .,.., ., ,.it
showing atalnct l'aul I).)le tho l.onnls
1 rank Aloran has atarted active training
for his fuss with Fred Pulton next month.
Ilartlev Madden lias 1.0110 south tn tct as
his en erring partner. Moran is conn lent of
dropping tho big plasteret
Johtinv vVotgast his lieen matched lo meet
K ti vv illi Loushlln at I antaster VVednes.
Uai nlrht
11zle Katnrr. star mid llewejght In Scotti
br'!"K ln th,. llrst round at New Orleans
Siiturdai night
nontioiit a siitm Knocitt.i ouv smior llll.le
Eighteen Colleges
Drop All Athletics
I kl.tei-ii Institutions have dropped all.,
lelles entlrel) because of the war. ar
rcinlliuc to misters to u uiiestlonnalra
dlstrlliuletl h I'ri.f. 1 reilerlrk II. VI oil,
nf Ihe higlene elepartineiil of Ihe ( ol
lege of llie till er New ork, who has
been electee! representathp of the. Sec.
.mil 111-trlrt of the lllterridlrglatn Ath
Irtie Association, cnnslMtliig of eu
orU, New Jrrse), rennsjlvatila nnd
West Mrginla.
Twent-twu colleges out of twenty.!
Iiuve ellinlnateel prewseasou coaching,
while the rem lining four have slightly
ilecreased Ihe period of training. Twenty,
three colleges tune cut down their train
ing table, the remaining three having
training tables In football onlr. (.rent
efforts have lieen iiuiele to Interest Ihe
Mndrnts In siiorls hv arnuiglng Intra
eollege. nintchee. Tort) eollegts. are cov
ered by 1'reifessor Weill's iitiestlniinalre.
Ihe association regulates all rules of
enlleges anel krens tab oil vill.lt the col
leges are doing In the wuy elf athletics.
SIGNS CONTRACT
, i. eiKiiti -
'J
IM'INNIS TRADED,
NOTSOLD-MAGK
Connie Says He Will Re
ceive Players in Ex
change for Star
I PROMISES REAL TEAM
Connie Mack cinlihotlcull) denlts that
ho has ntiy intention of telling tho Ath
leftm. up din, tA t.. ....!.. .. tiiiuimi n j
In . ... '..': , ..' ,.
m'j iii.iiiitifi'r nr l no ,! ?.n. tin is
Just back from tha South and he savs ho pcuranco nnd tho outdoor lork of a
!'!''. '.'lH1,"?,1 V!1 for stuffy, Mcliiid Ke.lfei I Immediate!) set about draw
and that the thief rtason bo let him go , ,.,. ,. mnv enter
to lloston was iKeausi. be owed tho lug him out and there were limn) enter
pla)er a favnr. Ho completed arrange, tabling things that be told me. it was
mt-ntM while bo was In Jacksonville for . ViIllo Dunn, tho world-famous golf lu
the training ciuaitcit, fur the Xx. Hero K(I.U(,tor nIl0 f,ini0 t this country In
Is what he hus to sac nhout the Mclnnls um i ni.i iimii tons, nnd now
trnilu and othei basebill lnallHr'.
"i was surprised when 1 learned j
. ,..i.. nun Kl.cn one Clio news llllll no
hud obtnlncil Mclnnls from mo, The '
den
at'
1 was iniuln two weeks ago and not
tho tlnio f nld the other men to I
lloston
ii. ana my understanding with
Tiazi
o Was that tho deal was not to
I." given mil unlll later It stem's Im
possible to keep these things unlet and,
of course, whin 1 tuelvtd word that
I'r.azee nad repotted tho deal I con
firmed It I want to fa), linwovtr, that
Iheio Is no truth In Hut toprt that Mc
lnnls was Mild He was tl.aded to
Iloslon, but ko far as lectlvlng wiluo 111
roturn Is emu. rued I fmpposh I c in bo
consld.ied ns bavins got the woist of
the trade for the men I will get are
not what I would call stars They will
ii ,. ,., r... i.i,..,,. ii. ... .
I lloston Is pjiel) personal I know I
Would have ittelved a good big price foi
I'KtuffV hid 1 wanted to toll him: but
I cwo a debt nf (.ratltude tn Mtlnnls
and I ftlt that he did not want to play
on the turns 1 offered blm It was
onl) fair to let him go to lloston, where
licv will haw- an oppoi ttinitv of being
with a pennant lontendir Mclnnls Is
a great billplavei, but nnove that bo
is a great Mule mini and I wanted to tlo
hlni a favor
'When i mid mv other pl.i)tr, with
Iho exception eif llarn. I felt t owed
Hit in nothing I was out fur the money
fnl these men and I got it, but H.ari)
and Mclnnls v ero different to me, :pnl
Hint Is win- I let them j,o fur muth
less than I could have . itcelved ten
the in Had 1 plated (tall) on the open
muikct I tuuld havo bold blm for
i.C.OOO or more, .and I know I cojikl
hive obtained tha much oi mote foi
McImiK for there were several clubs
that wanted blm and would havo paid
well lor h'm In either pl.i)cii or cash
As I told )iiu before, 1 got all the mime)
I needed foi the utile i plains and now
(in 111 position to i tint all ovti again
and build up a m".1 ball team"
Will Sta in Philadelphia
"
Mack was cipiall einphalk in dcn -
lag the re poits that he intended to sell
lit 1UH.1I.-!. HI kill'
thlillcs and go to
limlon as inanigti "Xothlmr Is farther
fiom in) thoughts" said I'uunle with a
bio id stnllt "When I sold Collins and
,, . : ';
mv other pla) us It wns iciiorted that I
was through III Philadelphia, but I re-
ni.iined hue, and I think I had the
making of a good bill club last icai.
the Held this )cai
Connie Is Confident
While Muck i of used to aniiouneo all)
of his plan? for tho coming season, Ids
tono of confidence made It evident that
be has been gathering plieis mid that
..... . .- - .
"" ""' spring several surprises about
Manh 1, when he Is lend) to give out
.Man u i, wuen ne is lend) lo g
the list of pla)eis he will take
,. ,,.. ,.,. Ti.'ff l.,prM ,.ll
"" "' ". I"afrH '
South
not be
)oungteis, either, for Connie has mailo
up his mind that It will be impossible to
"lake up a team of s.oungstcrs strong
elinlli?h tn mnlr. een n f.ite kIii.ii In,- elila
tear It Is Slack's Idea to tnl.n nhsi.
men. Mack has nwa)s favored tills
plan, and while realizing It is not
feasible at the present time, he Intends
return to his old s)stcm Just as
soon as things settle down again.
FORMER RING CHAMPION
NOW GOLF ENTHUSIAST
title when Uenny Leonard was In his I
teens. Is the latest convert to golf. Every
week like clockwork ho Is to Jie found
on tlio links tr)lng to negotiate the
elgbleen-hole course.
Ho sa)s he finds as much pleasure
swinging the old mashle as ho did boxing
rlrgs around his opponents In bis palm
iest ring da)s. i.rne was one of tho
most iclentlnc hotels that ever put on
a glove
Hrne has been pla) Ing the ancient
Scotch game a little less than six months.
In that time he has defeated but one
man -
"I thought golf was a joke until I
took It up seriously," declared Hrne.
"It's the finest game I ever tackled,
and I am sorry I didn't take It up
sooner. It gives the man the proper
exercise, and I believe It Is the best
' outdoor tonic for the tired business man.
Tennis Is n strenuous sport as com
pared with golf.
"I'm crazy about golf, so much so
that I'd play it every day If I could
get the time. A man may be playing
It for a lifetime, when all of n sudden
,i newcomer comes along and beats him.
How n champion ever holds lil title In
golf longer than a few weeks Is more
than I can understand."
I BENTON AND MARQUARD
SIGN NEW CONTRACTS
NI7VV YOniC. Jan 14 Two star left
handers have signed (Slant and Brook
bit contracts. I tube Henton signed with
the (Hants for the coming campaign,
vi bile Hueben Marquard signed papers
with Uncle Charley Hbbets, of Flatbush,
to hurl the basebull for tha edification
of burghers of the oiough of Urookl)n
nest season,
Albert Armstrong Kusself, a Brook
lyn pitching rookie from the Northwest,
also signed a contract with Hbbets, and
Jimmy Smith, the Pittsburgh )outh who
did some clever work us understudy to
Herzog at second base on the New
York infield, signed with tho Giants.
Olympia A.A. S.SJSfe;
TOMOHT (MONDAVI JANUAKV M
Johnny Mnrrar ti, Kranklo MeCsrtr
RUr.Hll . Joseph Ht.,
.. Les.VInejn n. Mike Coster
Yim Joe stamll vs. Yoom Boots
.it i.n,.;i., .nn. uiu .mm i mil lniiiti- :.... ...m. e,... run llnrffreirnr. C'anliV
Ing for net M.ison nnd will bo of more ,.' , .'-rnif leturliiK coif ball-. He was "hot through the thumb nt tho battle
value to me than M.-lnnH would havo ltiicllpVrJv selected for their work be- of M'-slnes and later on won the Vie.
been under I ie ...mlltlori.- 'au, , ; u,w ho diMovered Hie suit- ""' rr," 'lllIs bo.11,1'' " f" Rolf'r.
i- . ii i Vlilllii ,,f ..erklminon foi woodeli clubs '. a,Hl an especial examplo of the
1 awr lo .Mclnuis . .''" ' J,1'"1 :,Zl' ' fu,, Willie Dunn theory of j.lajlng, for Willi,
WILLIE DUNN, BUILDER OF 900
COURSES. JOINED THE COLORS V
AT 53 TO FIGHT FOR CANADA'S
First Man to Play With
and He Won the First Open Champion
- ship Held in This Country
y CIIAS. (CHICK)
OM. d.i) not very long ago there
tame Into in) ofhe u quick-talk-
i,,.. u.i. .,.. ..t i.ir Intel online an
,ii ,-, ...vtiinii ... ...j ---
ie'fl jjatk on th,, t,pj ,,,lto more after
servlco 111 lrante
It was Willie wlio laid out the Miln-'
rock Kills irnlf couise on Long Island,
necock
nnd he assisted Ihoto oiti-iunn '""''j
Wfalgli.tin. MacDonald anil hitlUltl"'
laj'or, in ineir game, nun mr ; ..v
ncoompaniu J. '"""" ' "
III? in ism no won inr ... ...... ....
rpen , ham,, ous hip, pla ed tin. the
auspices of the ( s cl A . a ml the next
irvVaV,;noloft,;r k
rrrnnlm- Inn Inn fif tho HaVeinover I till.
tho nitlonal amateur troplt), Is that of
WIIIIo himself.
l'Jrst ( ia .Modem Hall
wm, , , , ,,e . fir,t ))UJ,1n
, , , a out , rul,ber-coied ball
w'i!ilo In thb! , couiitiy he spent seveial
.... ,. ,. i .. ...... c .. ..r i
tho oldest .Scottish families Ills fathei,
WlllloDunn.hr was one of tho longest
'drivers of his time It Is said that ho
diovo the old fealhei-stufitd leather ball
sou arcl, and lm was the mil) ono who
could reach a famous bunker from u
iertiln tee at St Andrews. Willie spoke
f n,e Keen livalry between his father,
Allan Robertson and Tom Morris, and
bo was able to give an accurate account
of ti,fl reFUlts of the big matches It
JS Ms father and Tom Monls who
.,ia.ed tho famous match ovei tho four
Sports Served Short
'Ihe iinpoliilmrnt nf lranklln M. t ritl.cn.
form.r eiK.rt" writer nf the I'ulll. I.ilser
ns gililttii eoarh nt tho I'hllielelrhla Nai
Vulil lmK l"li lonllrmeil h V alter eninp
enher sthli'tl directors in tho navul flr.3s
are ns follows Capo May, IMwni.l Ihon.
liomon ticnrgo iiruiin, ..fn."'.. .. ,
lliin '! Hull. I'tll.ani Ilaj, Pilliam. 1
l'r.tl.k Herein, Norfoll , Dr. Charles N
VVharlon, lireat I.uUts III, Hermnn 1'. OI
t hi, I'liEet snunil suilluti, Ilremertun,
Wash Arthur e 'VVoolwalil.
,, " ,,,,
HI.... tlmiuim fitrtnArli nf lltl rltt ntiil
now a renident f cioveinnet. will .i ottei
fc'"..1
urn Muuiii.me wun Iho champ! tie-hln last
eur nl Ituds thl tear
llurri fl lino it llie itackr n tnc lot ai ,
tliree-tusiiion iiiuurii iourne who a string
r rour viitorles Klvo gunies win le tliedj
this we. I. for tho i nelll of th, amlulanco
run"
,1.ruu.. nulitnn l.tm.iMl leiirnel with it fitrlne
It was not Ihe war I ut tho Inability of
William Sleuip, tho world's champion
quoit pitcher, has enlistet In Canatla and la
now with the ort-elBhth Highlanders.
V. -llnek. Ann jvriior. won me irnai in in
men .... ' .,..-......-. ...........v. ..-
nls tournonientat I'lnct-ursr
Joe Oese hirer Is to coaeli St Mar) 'a Col
Ulo Last ball nln
llalie Kiith. tlie star southpaw of tho
Hid Kov. has slsnul u eontract for 101s Ho
Is tho llrst ot tho lloston pla era tu come to
terms
John 1. Killeher, nf the Dodgers, a re.
,t.i.i ... I,-.., AP i.u a..n'uia.i in
the aviation torps Ho is'tho fifth Ilruok-1
Basketball Notes
Mine Club. 11 fast second and third class
traveling basketball team, woula like to
hear from such teams as A M 11 Hovs'
tluh Uermantown Hois' Club Ardentes
I Seniors or any other teams of that caliber,
Jnnies Snltclur, manager 337 l!oure lluild.
Inz.
ylvitnln A. C. desires to hear from second
and third class basketball teAins having
halls William .chleeter. 1S33 Point llreeze
avenue.
The Randolph A. A. Midgets, a fast eights
flve.pound basketball team destres games at I
home or awa. Israel Geventer. manager)
and coach, care of tho Htarr Garden Kecre- 1
atlon Center, Seventh and Lombard streets.
Luwler to Train Red Sox i
BOSTON. Jan. 14 Martin laiwler. fort
many jears t.hjslcal trainer for the St
Iioms American League oaseuail club, vva
-ii
engaged yesterday to train the lloston Anwr-
(pan IairUA nia em 11a Hiircp
iS."J"
(lren IaAHler sbn ri UKfrd on tha reenm.
ntlon..0H.n.I5e.Jic".,r".w,,?.""'
plajed with tho Athletics
I
Henrietta
ADMIRALS
Y?: i i- s
tiseruonrs .vj3.'$
Masterpiece
Have taken. Philadelphia
by storm.
' Straight
OTTO tKINLOHn V Bltoj.
? 10 'M
!. K'.
.A i" .'I
Present Resilient Ball f
EVANS, JK.
rourtes ht. Andrews, rieatwlck, Mu.
Felhurgh and North Herwlck. ni,
father lost 2 down after 7 up. tVlllle,.'
Jr, said tint his father was never t
beaten by old, Tom Morris
Three Twos in a How
In 1880 the present Willie Dunn mJAt
a leinurknblo record with a gutta ball
tbiee consecutive twos'
'AVIIIIo was In Knglniiil, at Urnmsliot. '
aier he went to tho Ho)id lllack Heath
lie-n mil ...ti mui." urn. iiuU a little
where no taugm, ny special request, the
Oakevvar of Ilaruda. The tlakewar was "J
,.,, i.ni,f,rliint lnstruinfnt In seiwllnr. ci,.
Indian soldiers to fight for the Allies,
Ap ni,out tlili time 'HHe ssaa eaia to
jnXe bad tho honor of tpeaklng with the
King at Jluel.lnghani Palace. Willie
t, t ,,,, , wftM t Ho,al'
u ,, thm 5".
llermnliM tlielo who pretended t
"m-
covered were thero for tho real nurro ,
or getting iniorinaiion nom tno leading
men of lhigland
1 'I
,.
l'ightinir at 1'lftj -three
Although Willie is flfty-tluee )ars
be ha" Joined the H7th Canadians
Ills son, a .Scottish business man, wan
has many original Ideas of the came.
''eliig ono of tho first to refute the
J'1'' oC peeping jour aim up on the
backstroke.
Willie Dunn Ins laid out over 900
courses, among t.iein being tlio Merlon
course, where tho last national cham-
plonshlp.was pki)ed There are few. If
nn), places In tho world where golf
I Is plaied that bo has not Seen, and
since June, IS'.?! lis has carried with
i blm on Ids wanderings n beautiful gold
.watch which a hundred Scottish golfers
I gave blm.
BASE 20-MARINES i
IN PLAY-OFF GAME
R'isktball Tpf41TlS Will Rp.
play Disputed Con
test Tonight
Another first-class basketball contest
between teams of I'nclo Sam's sen Ice Is
this evening at Weight-
... irn ,,!,... n... nn ,i. t,i. ...
.'" '.."".'..ui...a
shy of Pennsylvania, will meet the Ma.
i
"t
again. This contest should ba
-"
ciiu.ally as Interesting as tlio one r laved
,ft'gt wJpc, As 0 hrmn ccrtra'ny0j
u,o scoro at the last game, tho officials
decided to play another tilt.
The Haso 30 team will liai,. Sanford
Vetlder, tho former Urslnus College
passer. In tho line-up this evening. It
may start either nt a forward or center.
Aside from Kennedy, this man Is the
best point scorer In tlio squad, and for
this reason Is certain to appear against
the sea soldiers. At tho present time
it looks us though lie would Jump cen
ter, O'Xell, Bell and Kennedy taklnf
turns at tho forwards. Base 20 needs
ono trill fnpuni-,1. no It Is illtTliitlf Cit.
i Hell and Kennedy to get tlio ball from
,, .... t this,, nils I nnt
Turn
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