WHENEVER A FELLOW HAS MONEY TO BURN, A FEW POKER CHIPS WILL START QUITE A LARGE-SIZED CONFLAGRATION

rUtert..!! U Wakm« Up, Y« Fl Wtatcb Thi, PM· Every D.r Few Its bright New» and Cartoons Su 1:,.»._, a» .( ,u lUCR « oluiiauI The Times' Complete Sport Page Meeting the Ou ? Whose KID BATTLED CLARKSON LOOKING ?? OVER Penny Ante Money You Got. By Jean Knott ] BY [ y ?,?-'?'/,,///'/"'/'/'" '"'//'^//////y///¦//)/·'ZÙ^LLL· ~~ IN HIS GETAWAY CLASH LOUIS DOUGH E R yPH, I KNOW, you just WHO. ME THAT GUY Play for the fun of it. GOSH IF I'D THINKS WE By FKKUKRICK Ü. LIEB. Kid Gleaeon Trimmed A-PLAVED 'EN- Vi OUGHT TO Fans of a generation ago still re¬ you don't care anything TIGHT I WOULD GIVE HIM call the sensation that waa created In Hi» First. How our heroes fall, once we begin m scare1 nto the structure ABOUT WINNING THE HAVE WON A BENEFIT in the sporting fraternity in the win¬ land formation of their feet. Oñ SUMP'M ter of when the announce¬ (At fhlkulrlpl.U. April t«. IM· > Thi» Umpire Original MONEY . I COULD TELL SOME B.G 1887-?8, 1?111.??/?? l'Ili A SATIHSAIJI Laat June William Harrison Dempsey wvu a g boy, a constant ment was made that the Chicago AM. H H PO. ?. ? THAT BY THE WAY YOU MONEY HA! HA 0»or«« Woud, If_ 4 1 1 · 1 · delight to his mother in far away Utah, a young eek god at his In Thi» Thing. Nationals had sold its great battery «laurea Aiidrrwa. cf. 4 1 t S · t FROZE ONTO EVERY CHIP Jim ri.... · 0 · · · near Mautnee and a. marvel of marvels when he P'YE REALLyi .John Clarkbon and Mike (King) Vocarly. 4) training camp Bay A youthful hurler named Jim MuTvey, 1«.. 4 0 I · t · hammered Jeas Willard to a well-known in three minutes on the O'MINE THAT 0\ME YOUR THINK Kelly to the Boston club for f20,- Hl· rarrar. lb. 4 0 1 |· 1 · pulp Marshall, who got a tryout with Jutin «lámanla c... I · · a · t WAY If- DONT TRY TO TRIED a « ».all stood Arthur ?? «m afternoon of 4. with t lie» a few seasous 000. The public M.... 4 0 · 4 1 I Waxing July Tigers KID ME WITH THAT dollars ? liarle» llaallafi. lb. 1 · ß 1 7 · A month ago Georges Carpentier, victor over Joe Beckett, was a ago, tells this one: aghast! Twenty thousand M III ??? HUI" were in a 50CIABILITY Such a ..?.?????, ? S · 1 · S · "hero of the Great War," one of the most daring aviators in the French "Two teams playing STUFF, for two ball players. thing game In Kentucl.y. of before in Tut·!« .Il | a »Il 1· » a of the and almost "a semlpro had never been heard army, drawing room wonder, pet boulevards," The score was 2 to 2 when the UÜHTON NA riilNAIJj of baseball. AU. H. H. PO. A. I gentleman and a good judge whiskey." home team went to bat in its And what would Anson's Colts be Mill· Kelly, c. t 1 0 t 1 1 Suddenly, an American Legion post I half of the ninth. The first man and the Hain ? Well·, aa. I 1 1 1 I 2 did In without the great Clarkaon H«ra Button, lb_ 1 1 1 I 1 t aiacovered that Jack Dempaey. punching recruits Into fighting up met the ball fairly and It Kelly? Clarkaon Hill Na«h, tb. 4 » I 7 S I avori·!'« wa» form at Yaphank." the dashing, spectacular John Merrill, lb.3 0 · · 1 heavyweight champion, started toward right field waa the Walter Johnson of hi· day, J..·- f They're »p??.« ?.,??.?. Hornunf, If.... 4 « 0 2 0 i **"a «lacker and a draft dodger," a fence. On Us way the ball split and King Kelly, though a catcher, Ink J..lui«!..?., rf 4 1 2 1 0 · The other the Home Tom man who hid behind a woman'« pet¬ day Sector.1 into two parts. One fell on the waa the Ty Cobb of the «ame era. Jlrown, rf. 4 0 I I · I hlch was the Stars and over¬ League Juhn «'larkauti, ?_ 4 ? o 0 4 : ticoat« when better men «ought Stripe· Held, the other part just cleared When the 1KH8 National seas, came out with a beautiful roast iraiorr the eyes of the base¬ on of the railing. opened, Total« .J2 4 ? IT 11 t death the battlefield« Europe for Jack Deinpaey and a hearty boost we >- on Philadelphia, out for Interference "The called for a ball world .Kelly The action of that one pos» waa for Georges Carpentler, which haa umpire upon where it was a foregone conclusion Philadelphia . 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 41.Ì copied by others here and there until started some folks in New York writ¬ ruling, scratched hie bead. At that the great battery of Clarkson Boatun . « 1 o · · 0 I 0 0.4 letters to the New York World. he decided that half of a Karned runa.Philadelphia. 2: Boaton, 1. the world's champion began to look ing last and Kelly would be pitted against Two-baa« lilla An.lruw«. VI ulve y, Naah. Hero's on·: home run liad been scored, and the Phllliea In the opening game. Jiihnatun atul llrovn. Home run.WihhI ilk« a craven coward when real cour¬ Il.ui.i- ? "Sporting Editor, the World. the hume team was given the vic¬ And who did Manager Harry 1?..11 tamul Naih and Morrlll wa» to be considered. "Like thousands of others who fol¬ Klrat un balla ??-? Kill (.I.WHON, t. age score of 2'/*. Wright, the Quaker City leader, pick uff I lilt her low I am Interested in tory by the to 2." Clarkion, by pit. Haatlai. And now, with the atorm of crltl- sports, the to oppose the great Clarkson but a Klrat un errur«.Philadelphia, t; floe tor clam brewing everywhere, certain proposed bout between Lack Dempsey little aawed off runt from ("aniden, 1. Struck ..m 111 I.I.I. \M>>, «; ?- and Georges Carpentler. I know to the name of Kid I'larksun. 2. Wild pit. b liU.IMI » men are to the defenae of who answered Time.? lo rising nothing about Dempsey» record as a Oleason? He had won the only Umpire.lui.un liemnaey Mike O'Dowd, world's mid¬ soldier, but I do know something Plully victory from the AthWIce In dleweight tltleholder and himself a about Georgea Carpentier'a. the Philadelphia city series, and, member of the American L«eglon, de¬ "For this reason I protest against therefore, deserved the honor of op¬ leafgue playera of '88 who still are se- the comparison msde In a magazine Clarkson. Uve In the big league«. fenda Dempsey. called the Home Sector, which seems posing Hora la < ..,,,1. .. 7«. J. ftflke Calla I« a M.»« to have gained wide circulation, be- I Here'· the Parallel. Kid Glea«oii was tween the two men. Imagine a powerful club like the born in Camden. "If· a shame." says Mike, "the way "Having serve« twenty-one months Red Sox buying Walter Johnson and N. J., on October 2D, 1865. and was mi I ALLSTAR a folks arc thr I know some¬ CHOICES treating Dempsey. In French army, then have Connie brought up in neighborhood where about Ray Schalk, and a had to his to am a member of the American Le¬ thing Oeorges Carpentler, hero, the Walter youngster fight way as the Home Sector calls him, and Mack of Athletics oppose recognition. The Kid ha« been gion, and, as one. will bay I do not with some unknown busher always would advise the editor and writer to Walter able to take care of himaelf, and de¬ think is what some folks and an exact to the Dcmpaey look more closely into his war record Bob Zuppke Says He "Slurred you have parallel spite his «ize there never was a bet¬ a'e to make him out to be. before it with others. It condition which existed In that Na¬ ter trying comparing in Phlla- two-fisted fighter in baseball. And "If conditlonc warranted, Dempsey was not quite as heroic .«r many West in Not Picking Oss for tional League opening game when he landed with those fist« It delphla on April 20, 1888. would have been with us over there, would have ua believe. was like the kirk from a mule. "A VOLUNTEER.'· All-Americans." Yet Gleason, who then weighted In his teens he to attract at¬ but most or the boys know what Jack which is than begun And Here's One Merc. only 140 pounds, lighter tention around Camden a« a pitcher, had to di-. He wanted to be in. W« his famous pnary pitcher of 1919. and in 1887 he "Sporting Editor, the World: the Clark- pitched for both WII- won the war, didn't we, and what Dickie Kerr.gave great liameport and Scranton. His work ui> "If the A. E. F. had been made up MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 24..Accusing a and was de-1 . lifference doe» it m-iU now If he Walter dean of American foot¬ son grand argument, there was «o good that in 1888 he was didn't solely of volunteers there would be Camp, feated in a close game by the errors the get in? involv¬ ball coaches and experts, of insin¬ Valuable Clements. signed l|y Phillies. "How many others are there who an entirely different question How School Teams Persistency of his own catcher, Johnny While the Boston Nationals were war record. The oppo¬ cerity in the selection of his 1019 won the by the slight didn't get In? There is no talk of ing Dempsey's TYWASONLYONE Boston game the first team that Gleason faced In sition of members of the Amer¬ All American elevens. Bob Zuppke, margin of 4 to S. Truly Kid Gleason them, is there? But because Jeck Is certain coach of the Illinois Ten" cham¬ Now Stand. On the Links. a championship contest, he got some successful is to tear ican Legion against Dempsey fight¬ "Big started his big league career in a that while somebody trying this coun¬ pions, has come out with the declara¬ even defeat pretty good practice spring down what it took years of hard ing Georges Carpentler in blaze of glory, though pitching against the Athletics of the seems me unfair. tion that he regards Camp's omission was his knocks to build up. try to YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. That persistency has its reward portion. American Association in the Philadel¬ "Dempsey, like many thoussnds of of Arnold Oss, Minnesota's sensa¬ The introduction of that opening "It's all wrong, to my way of think¬ from .entrili. 29; Eastern, ß. TEAM has long been a truism, and the phia city series. tional his first All- OF OFSTARS In halfback, and I I the sen¬ others, worked In a war Industry National League game Philadelphia Harry Wright ing, believe express American eleven as a slur on West¬ Technical. 26; Western, 13. a contains some evidently thought timents of a and that which is most necessary in war times. golfer who, after poor round, thirty-two years ago well of the Kid, as he selected him to majority, know ern football. 8TANDLNCJ. of old-time baseball literature the were with me across are As I understand, he was placed in the and as well gems pitch the opening game of the boys who Oss Is one of the thinks it's use might and shows what a fight Gleason city for know draft list as an essential of class 4. Zuppke says Technical_3 · 1.000 game aeries. This was started on a Mon¬ strong Dempsey. They classiest he has ever Also Had Rucker,Engle, get some en¬ to win his first big league what he went and feel as "Probably Dempsey could have vol¬ performers Central .3 1 .760 /ugiista give up trying, may put up day, April 9, and drew 6.088 people, through so seen on the and made the game. The Introduction, as sent out unteered for service, and by doing gridiron, Western .... 1 2 .333 couragement from the following: far more than the National any square-thinking fellow would Cicotte, and Cobb Play¬ from follows: opening that did what he would have been an Inspiration to men statement regarding Camp's alleged Business.1 2 .»33 Charles Hutching.·», British ama¬ Philadelphia, league championship game. Gleason Dempsey only of as was Hank at a banquet of the Illlnl thought was best." in In his walk life, prejudice 1..1SI. rn .0 3 .000 All at Once. teur champion in 1902, was over MunT Decided Mrturj. pitched well, but lost the game. 4 to 2. Oowdy, who was one of the first over Association at the University Club in ing It Spread· to · arprnllrr. TUESDAVS GAME. thirty years of age when he first "The visitors pitted their JIO.OOO Had Another Uleason. and gave honorable service In the Chicago. . Business vs. Western. against little Gleason in the First, a» you may have noticed, the another The fact tried all took up the game. He was a battery Oddly enough, the Athletics al»o Itainbow division, but that Is that Zuppke by SERIES. game here today, and even a Bill the criticism struck but now it rules his sensa¬ SCORES FOR Eddie the White Sox member of the Royal Liverpool opening had Gleason, old-time ln- Dempsey, question. to stop Oss, after deotte, at that would not have won but for flelder. who came to tho has to hit In di¬ "maiden" 24; Business. 15. was credited by had Athletics begun Carpentiere "I was in France for several months tional work In his college Tech, pitcher, recently Golf Club, which monthly a muff hy Clements. The conditions from the St. Louis Browns. It Is In¬ rection. It as a sort of de¬ con¬ Central, 20; Western. 1ß. the as the begins during hostilities, and from firsthand game had smothered Wisconsin, Billy Evans, umpire, being modal competitions scheduled. for a good game were not favorable. to note a for to show 10: 11. Both were teresting that description fense Dempsey, tending knowledge can say that Georges Car- queror of the Illlnl. and failed to halt Business, Eaatern, discoverer of Ty Cobb. The club book contains a record as the weather was cold and the of this game records the fact that that between the later Tech. 22; Central. 11. on 1905 Sally alleged "slacker and pentier, as is usual in France, accord¬ his gains, while his team teammates the Augusta this and at one grounds soft and slippery. Never¬ "Bill G'eason of the Athletics coach¬ draft and the con¬ Central, 22; Business. 18. been left of event, stage dodger" "peerless ing to military system, was a con¬ stopped "Chick" Harley, of Ohio, Idouble umpire »yt- cently returned from Europe, where ed. unstinting in their praise of Oss' playlr.g the outfield on the Augusta ing made off him. In the sixth he teni wa» tried for the Drst time. he visited as a delegate from the "I have heard well-meaning officers feats In his three big games. team. was found for a 'homer' and two Doescher, the American Association army, navy, and civilian board of and men of combat divisions In Here is what Zuppke said at the But Billy didn't tell half about that doubles, but In the remaining three umpire, rendered decision« at the boxing control. Incidentally witness¬ Franco unmercifully criticise men Illlnl banquet: 190.1 Augusta team. No minor league innings only two hits were secured by plate, while Daniels, of the National ing Carpentiere- defeat of Jo· who were serving in the service of "Illnols' greatest team was her club, especially no minor league of the Phillies. League, looked after the bases. J-tackett, says In the New York Sun: supply far, far away from active war¬ 1014 eleven, but her 1910 team was Class C classification, ever had such "Gleason was In the box for the The Phillies lost three games In if It a E,' a wealth of embryonic talent. home club, and tin» nervous¬ the before "It Is quite true that Carpentier fare. But on the other hand, her gamest. We refused Harvard barring series, Gleason. pitchinM was in the French air service, but had not been for the S O S no army contract, and in doing so In 1905 the Augusta team had Tj ness inseparable from a novice's first his second game, won the fOurth and one-game Pitchers not as a fighter. He never went into could be maintained in the front lines. we were fighting for the Middle West Cobb. the leading batsman; appearance, he did very Well. John¬ last game by a «core of S to 2. aerial conflict with the German«, and, "I am holding no brief for Demp¬ and not for Illinois. E«lille Cicotte and Nap Rucker, and ston's single and Brown's double gave After losing the opening gaia«, of is Second Baseman Engle, who IK TOURNEY a run in the second in¬ the National season to Bos¬ was Clyde AHEAD the-Bostons fire. He final team DOES league never before CENTRAL All-Amerlcan AS in fact, was under sey, but judgment "I protest the detailed for work in the mechanical passed his side of the story should chosen by Walter Camp, and I will later came to the Yanks, yet the club ning. They won the game in the sev¬ ton on the errors of his catcher, th· ir. a six-club Kid another to tl.. . lepartment of the service, and no be told and Carpentiere real war rec¬ say openly that I do not think he is finished only fourth enth, when Clarkson was sent to base lost tough game «rfoubt made himsejf useful, the same ord published. G. H. B." sincere. 1 think It is a ï.lur on West¬ league. on balls, but was retired at second on Bean Boys in the same series, bein;: Is that Behind in Race a as Dempsey did in punching rivela Alas and alack, this is getting to be ern football that Oss, of Minnesota, Manual Trainers Dispose of But the freak part of It all Bartelmes Falls Kelly's hit to Gleason. Wise made a defeated in game in which he per¬ of the Ath¬ mitted hits a ·.*«¦«* ft in a shipyard, or as Benny Leonard a tough .world for heroes! was not an All-American selection." Connie Mack, manager scratch to left; Sutton followed and only three by Western as Mt. Pleasant letics, whose team won the American For District Pocket Billiard Kelly started for home. Wood threw 3 to 1. Boston did not get a hit oft I..-.igne pennant that year, had an to Mulvey. who in turn fired it home. him after the second Inning. On his Lads Set New Total. option on anyone of the Augusta Title at Grand Central. Clements let the ball go by him and third try, on April 10, the Kid lost BOB SIMPSON NOW ASKS time to the New York MEN BAN APPEAL players. That was after Cobb had both Kelly and Wise scored. Sutton airain, this GEORGETOWNTRACK JOHNSON'S been sold to Detroit. going to third. The latter counted on Gianta. Ed Crane was his »uoeessfu: two crack left¬ pitching rival. PERMISSION TO ENTER The ease with which Tech and Having already George Kelchner today leads the Nash's out. HAVE TOUGH OPPONENT TO BE AIRED ONCE MORE Central disposed of Western and handers Ir. Plank and Waddell, Con¬ District aspirants In the pocket bil¬ "Kelly deliberately attempted to Finally Hin« a <.amr. In the title basketball «tame« nie passed up Rucker to take Holmes, balk KarsVir In the fourth, but failed. But eventually success crowned h:s ? comes from the Rastern liard championship match In progrese report University at Catholic T'nlvcrslty Is but an In¬ a right-hander, who never amounted He was declared out for interference." effort*, for on May 1, 1888, he won Court Reserves Decision in of Missouri that Bob the to In Philadelphia. at the Orand Central. his first real Hilltoppers' Relay Team to Be in Supreme Simpson, dication of the cornine; Tech-Central anything Kelly'a Running < o.· major league victory Case best hurdler in the world, has tired .struggle for premier honors. Cicotte had the best record of th In a match with Charles Bnrtelmes over the Washington club by a «core Race With Perm Crack Fliers Injunction Against victories an«' from There you have th·? story of Glea- Boss. already of his coaching job and wants Tech beated Central In the flrat three pitchers, fifteen last night Kelchner got going of 12 to 4. at Brooklyn. Big nine defeats. Rucker liad thirteei a would son's first major league defeat. It In his first season with the Phillies A. A, U. to reinstate him. He resign¬ encounter between theae team« and the start, and with gamo that with "Ooody" Gosnell out of the line¬ victories and eleven defeats. Holmes, not be denied succeeded in winning was the great base-running of Kelly, Gleason pitched 23 games and wen team will have NEW YORK, Jan. 24..Appeal of ed from that body a few weeks ago was the Joe of 791 battus. Georgetown'· relay up ycaterday made a new high point however, McOlnnlty out by 100 to (7. the Cobb of his time, which sent down opposed by Fifty-seven Its work eiit out for It on January 31 Ban Johnson, president of the Ameri¬ to become coach of the Missouri track total for the «orles against Western, the staff for ability to work, as he the Phillies for the count. He always «.arni'd runs were scored off him, giv¬ victories ni.d de- Kelchner made runs of 16. IS. 13, IS, him a of 2.48 earnciî when the team goes up to Brooklyn can league, from tho Supreme Court men. winning- 20 to 13. had thirteen twenty was willing to take a chance, and ing percentage If the is true and is fcats. He was the selected by which shows how well he collected runs take in the Brooklyn College decision granting a permanent in¬ report Simpson In the second (rame Central went player gambled on the possibility of the op per nine-inning game. to part junction against Interference in the reinstated he will be eligible to rep¬ right out In front and added three Mack. the pills. Bartelmes made runs of fielders throwing the ball l-'rom lSJtO to 1900 inclusllve t'ie meet. The Hllltoppers will meet the posing lint Mays case, was heard late yesterday resent this country in the Olympic points to Tech's high point score, Rucker then was picked up by 14, 14. and 12, but wa» not in the run¬ away to stop his mad dashes around Kid played second for tho Giants, I'enn, and there Is every likelihood by the appellate division of the Su¬ games next summer and that means just to «how how the Mt. Pleasant Brooklyn club, and for over a decade Jumped to tlie Detroit Tiger« of the ning with the new leader. the bases. wher that Yale, Columbia, Boston College, preme Court. Decision was reserved the American team should capture all lads were Improved. Tech and Cen¬ this left-hander did his bit to lift the In il· i.-.iting Bartelmes Kelchner Evidently the Bostons gave Gleaj in new American league in 1901. Princeton will In the after the whole case had been aired the hurdles. tral were sure to win yesterday a.« Superbas out of the second division, broke the tie for first to do in that in ? field¬ he played tinder George Stalling«, th' and compete five-cornered enough game the Bravea. Aftci «¡urne race. over again by the attorneys. If he la reinstated he will probably Western was without the «ervlee» of and by the time that Robby led the place, and now leads by the margin of way, as he had thirteen fielding present manager of Bos¬ their in ing two seasons with th« Kid The Hllltoppers can hardly expect compete In the Unicorn games at left forward Jcffres.« and right guard Dodgers to championship ? game. Here's how the players chances, of which he accepted Sight the Tiger«, to defeat Penn's team. Lawson Rob¬ ton, February 7, against Karl Thom¬ Altemu« and Eastern was not com¬ 1910 Rucker'· famous left arm had stand: The kid and Clements, his catcher returned to his first love, the Phila¬ for B. A. A. last to Central. Its skill and resilience. In and p.ay : i ertson hoe Maxam, Kby. Gustafson, YANKEES KEEP GOING IN son, in the games parable lost High m i.i·· eight of the nine Philadelphia delphia Nationals, 190.1, Brown, Davis, and Smith back in the year Thomson, who halls from Dart¬ Western grave Tech quite a tight W. U Run. Pet. errors. Boston also made nine en ors, seoiond for the Quakers until Otto running. As members of the relay mouth, beat him in the 45-yard dash. and produced a pretty fair brand of Kelchner. 4 1 17 .S00 for the afterno« n. Knabe displaced him In 1907. loet making eighteen team three year« ago, Maxam. Eby, TRIMMING PECK PLAYERS That was Simpson's first defeat In passing. Weakne«« In ahootlng ROCKVILLE LADS START Marks. t 1 II .750 Quite a butter-fingered session. If Not Ready To llettre. a Red and lad« Paris and Smith created world's three years. the White many Wheatley. 3 1 18 .750 any teams made eighteen errors In Despite a twenty-year romp In the ' hancea. Hutchlneon starred for the 1 Î5 .760 re-cord. Yankees are on Wallace.1 an opening game, they'd probab«y big game, the Kid was not yet resjv the Georgetown lade make a good The keeping right -ch lads with five baskets from the t 2 22 .*00 about it in If CAMPAIGNINBASKETBALL Hartelmes. ' have some harsh words to and the next four he Penn team In their winning stride. After trim¬ while Conard and Burke did quit, years pliowtng against the they Saturday COURT HALTS BECKETT'S "ior, Ereeland. 1 4 22 .200 the Introduction. played with sundry minor league will be sütlsftcd. A defeat of Boston ming the Aloysius Club.last well for Western. Peaco. 1 4 12 .200 the that night In a whirlwind game they then Rockvllle High has organised a What reminiscences of past clubs.Jersey City, Harrisburg, UMci» College will give the Hllltoppers The Central-Eastern game was a Henshaw. 0 4 24 .000 box score of Glcason's brings up. his The team will be stopped the C. IT. Freshmen in easy Mt. basketball team and will try conclu¬ first and Blnghamton. Despite forty- some consolation. ACTIVITIES WITH GLOVES romp for the Pleasant lads, who Mark« plays Wheatley on Monday Farrar, the first baseman of the six of age, Gleason in on Jan¬ fashion. Wednesday night Ingram sions with the Alexandria High five Sid years played for the mile race finished a successful week. Eastern night. No match Is booked for to¬ then wee to a pretty. pointed was defeated and last night the 29 on February 3 in its opening game. Phillies, papa 122 games for Blnghamton In 1911. uary 31. was defeated by to ? yesterday, the night. sweet voiced, black haired little Gleason then returned to his cafe formidable Peck star quint was Jan. 24..Joe C. Freshmen were trounced on John Kingdom haa been elected LONDON, Beckett, U. daughter, who answered to the name In and announced that beaten by 31 to 23. blasted hope of Great Britain for the Wednesday, and Business defeated on captain and Arlington Bennett Is Philadelphia was of "Jerry." Jerry grow up to be Gér¬ he had enough, but you Just can't EXPECTS HANK SHANKS. The «rame well played through¬ heavyweight championship, will not Tuesday. manager. Candidates for the team Mn- out nnd found the team mak¬ arc Edward CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY aldine Farrar, the famous opera keep a uniform off him. There enme visiting on Bennett, Klngrlon, Ron- MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 24.Manager fight any more until the court looks Tech's play the floor In passing · ing quite a determined stand. The was as saville, Bruñen Rlggs, Otis Pope, and ger. an offer from Comlskey to work fc . io Canllllon. of the Millers, expects Into His case. not smooth as usimi, but the Only TV» Are Aetlve. him as scout and coach, «.«id Ihe Kit! to obtain Howard Shanks from the Yankees found Catlln and Sautier in Bernard Mortimer, his manager, Tech tosser« had their eyes right on Pearl Baughman. Americans In time to form, with the rçsult that each lad the basket. EXPECTS EASY VICTORY Of the players In that opening Joyfully accepted. Soon he graduated "Washington secured an Injunction restraining Central's player« were Arthur of the and the ?. A. campaign. Shanks scored four court goals. him from any more contrnrts well drilled In floor work while game only Gleason and Irtela to assistant manager Sox, .-tart signing and MOORE GAINS EDGE. Irwin, was full In the Washington Infield la«t a breach of failed to the still are active In baseball. last season he manager. played pending contract suit they get breaks on the Catholic University basketball play¬ snd After of but i« a brilliant outfielder. baskets wer· able to make BALTIMORE, Jan. 24..Roy Moore ers are an win who later managed the Phillies thirty-two years knocking rummer, ONLY TWO GOOD ONES. for 3,000 pounds. their shots expecting easy when for for around In baseball the »nd If be rome« hero will nndoubt- count for a high percentage. was awarded tho decision over Al St- John's College arrives here for a Giants and was scout yeera professional be In left or center field. "There are only two good south¬ Shubert, of New Bedford, Masa, after the Yankees, managed the Rochester Kid was put In full charge of a great r'lly played basketball game In the new gymna¬ club. faith In Glea¬ paws in the minors," says Miller1 MORLEY JENNINGS DONE. fifteen rounds of rather disappoint¬ sium. The visitors stacked up Internat lonils last season. ball Comlskey's STAUNTON against of son was vindicated when he won the HukrIiih. the Yankee manager, "and Morley Jennings, who had a brief ÌSGOÒD. ing boxing here last night. There (îeoa-gctown a week ago and were Old Joe llornung, left fielder IN LINE. on«· of a In ELLISON them has already been grabbed trial at shortstop with the Grlffmcn Staunton Military Academy appear« wss a total lack of science In the stopped by a 40-to-4 score, being un¬ that Boston team. Is now special Ameriran league champlonahip In New his first a« Kven the loe« DETROIT, Jan Î4..Bert Elll«on. by Cleveland. Dick Nlehaus is cat!« before being sent to Minneapolis, has to have a first class team against this hount. which early developed into a able to make a singlo field goal. officer at the Polo Crourtls pear pilot. to land a regular Job at for fast company now and should bn notified "Pongo" Joe Cnntlllon that yenr. The cadets Rlehnionu slam-bang wrestling affair with now and still likes to talk about the of the World'· championship should who hopes stung Right Catholic University Is York, of the from file« append with the Tiger« this year. he* a winner for Speaker. The other is he is done as a pm'csslonal baseball lollege for a 32 to 22 acore last night. Moore doing all the forcing and really going at top form. The ltrnnklander« "good old tin vs." not take any glory or¬ once son for hi« successful handling of «Igneri his contract and Is waiting Duster Malls, with Brooklyn and player. He Is In «-barge of athletics having the edge all the way. have been displaying an Improves What changes Father Tim.» has der« to go to Macon. Ga., for train¬ now with Seattle. He |s erratic ns at a small collego in i.itu.· brand of «nd have wrought In the National League tho team In the American league Rock. floor work had team of He II in the banking business at Itube Watldcl! was and has small Ark. TOME COMES TO PLAY. their on since that day thirty-two year«, ago race, for with a boasting ili!;. eyes right the basket. out «' la. OKI... chance of getting Into the majors.·* Many high school basketball fan« TECÌI RESERVES WIN. COSCta Itloe may give hi« «econd- when that novice Cle.ison pitch il his only two real pitchers, he beat will be attracted the Tome Sch.iol- Tech's Reserves defeated Pet- a first for the Phillies. There Is «uch powerful club« as Cleveland KILBANE IN RING. by th* ¦trlng player« chance to come game Sox Woodberry Foreet game scheduled to worth A. C. five by a score of 23 to through tonight. only one 1888 survivor In tilt,' league tli«· Yankees. Tiger«, Fled and HUGGINS. ADMITS IT. MAY PLAY AT DETROIT. PUH.ADKI.PIUA, Jan. 21. bo at the "Y" the sixth win for he In Browns. Johnny ataged today. 11. making straight today, and wasn't continuously, Al. Miinro Ella« Miller lliipgins, tlie Yankee man- DKTItOlT, Jan. 24 .Plane are under Kllbane, featherweight champion, the Manual Training team. BOYS "Y" WINS GAME. namely, old Hank O'Uay, tho umpire, (¦Copyright, l»î*. by > «ircr. nrrivlng in New York, ndmlta way to have Detroit University meet meets Johnny Murray, of New York, WOLFE who In 1*88 pitched for the Wash¬ t'iat Pube Until Will «Ign for 1020 the Michigan Aggies at Navln Field at Ihe National Athletic Club here to¬ SHADES BURMAN. The Boy« Y. M. C A. team defoate,| ington Nationals nnd was caught by und will be used In right field at the October Í0. This will be their first night. Iin-'KAIA N. Y. Jan. 21.Kid DREADNAUGHTS WIN. the Olympia five by a «core of ,17 the skinny Connie Mack polo Grounds. Now. that'« settled, let'« football meeting here. Wolfe, Cleveland bantamweight, Dreadnought players, of Alexan¬ lo 7 In a contest on tho "Y" floor last (¡lesson, Mack and O'Day are the go· SITS 1ST RDI SAT MARANVILLE FAVORS IT. «haded Joe llnrman. Chicago, here dria, defeated the fajit Lyceum tea»i night. only National leaguers of 1888 who LOANS last night In a ten-round bout. by a 23 to 21 scorn last night. still are In tlje major·, and two of GIANTS GET ANOTHER. MITCHELL HAS "FLU." "Rabbit" Marsnvllle, tire lios'on gallaudetwins.it. them are In the Amerlcsn league. Braves' shortstop, Is ssM to favor a WILL PLAY IS NOW Charley Comlskey, tilrason'· em- if HORNING Jack Berrlgan, the Jersey City MILWAIKKE Jnn 2« Richie whispered lindi- that would send him TUESDAY. PEPPER OUT. «.ullaiidet College .lofonted the plover In Chli iign, then rri.inaircd nnl Il»« ilUtateMSFi hern purrlia«ert by the Mitchell, Milwaukee's crack light¬ to New York In exchange for Art. Bn«lne«« and Western nrr down for pojnld Pepper, last year's center on «troni; Rpl| " 1··? h «cor« ni played first base for the Brown· of DIAMONDS. WAlfHf<. IfWtlflV Sew York Olant« for a trial this weight boxer. Is confined to Ms home I'letrher, Larry Doyle, and s young the «Ingle game Tuesday at Catholic Western High, Is nut With the 0 G M IO -'«> :it ?? ml.ill «:-¦ nisht lin ..M Americin Association. This «pria«. here with an attack of "fio." pitcher. University In the high achool battle«. baskets at present. In a practice gsme quarte? campii·· the only major South Ead ol Highway Stlájaj