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] 'S'-- I Fourteen Clubs in A. F. A. YANKS SLAUGHTER HUGHES Cup- Tie for Next Year “LONG TOM” CPORTING M ■ AMERICAN LEAGUE Fourteen clubs have already entered the N. Beveridge, of Kearny, and former 1 *> President John W. X* PeJ W. L. PC. GOSSIP American Football Association cup tie Lone, honorary president. 1 1 .. 26 9 .... 16 18 .471 The tie Chicago ^Detroit The list in- clubs for the cup competition 17 .4:8 competition for next fall. Boston ... 2112 636 Cleveland.. 14 have till September 10 to enter. The fol- Phlln.15 16 .481 York. 12 19 .357 cludes several prominent elevens in the New lowing have already applied: West Hud- Wash'gt u 16 18 .471 St. Louis.. 10 23 313 I This was announced at the au- Fast. sons. Jersey A. C., Howard and Bui* Yesterday’s Results. A. the nual meeting of the A. F. at loughs, of Pawtucket; J. and P. Coates, New York, 10; Washington. 5. if his crown would be taken r Continental Hotel Saturday night. The of Pawtucket; Farr Alapaca P. C„ of Philadelphia. 12; Boston, 6. Sam Llchtenheln la no poor business looks as St. Ivouls at Cleveland; rain. from deal. away from him. The new contender for s Item was the auditor’s Holyoke, Mats.; Wlssinomlng. of Phila- man. judging that Gandlll ..ost important Cincinnati of Victor P. Games Today. Besides those Ackers, the honor Is McDonald, of the •“'port, which allowed tlic association had delphia; Hungers, Paterson; promising players. Washington at New York. Becker and he must haTe Beds. Manager Hank O'Day has called a on hand of $366.36. Thirteen C., of Philadelphia; Wiiberforce, of Pat# Cunningham, balance at Boston. re- Philadelphia In cash ,n the for he ou him to pinch hit In four games clubs attended. John Loue, of Kearny, erson; Bronx United, of New York; gathered some deal, Detroit at St. Louis. 16 18. Always Mc- la known to have a sum cently—May 10, 11, and > and Andrew M. Brown, of Yonkers, were Brooklyn F. C., of Brooklyn; Clan Chicago at Cleveland. refused huge of McDonald delivered. On May 10 he batted and on a ballot Donalds, of Brooklyn; Pork City F. C„ for bis flrst-aackor. | nominated as presidents, NSW and Ausonia F. of YORK, May 28.-The Highland- for Fromme and singled; May 11 he batted v taken the latter was declared president Bridgeport. Conn., C„ era made it four straight over Washing Jimmy Kelly, manager of Patsy Kline, for Caspar and tripled; May, 16 lie batted for the season of 1912-1913. The other Ansonin, Conn. ton here yesterday. Caldwell, who ha? tbe local featherweight, haa a quartet for Keef and singled, and May 18 he officers elected were as follows. Vice- The A. F. A. has sent In Its application U1D j lost his straight games, won his flrsl of matches booked for the Newarker. for Caspar and doubted. Tint Alexander Frazer, of Kearny; to tho International Federation at Stock- butted president, of In but will gnme df the season. Score: R.II.E At the Eleventh Ward Club, lu Morris McDonald a nice batting average treasurer. Harry Craig, of Paterson; re- holm, Sweden, recognition, gives Washington .0 10003000—5 8 Bloomfield this to- which is Duncan Carswell, of not be acted upon until the meeting the Park, avenue, city, .1000, good enough. cording secretary, Now York .1 0020403 x-10 11 ( morrow night, Patsy will face Joe corresponding secretary, Andrew lost of next month. Batteries—Hughes and Heury; Cald- Orange; On at well and Sweeney. Sfcugrue. next Tuesdny night, Billy Gibson, formerly of the Fairmont A St. Nicholas A. C., New York, Kline Clnb. lias been installed 28.—Three Red Sox CURLiV Athletic oiflcially BOSTON. May ^AT% will mix It with Frankie Burns, of Jer- fffCOMO as matchmaker for the Madison Square were ns for the Athletics pitchers pie WAC A JCftCAH on 17 he will take in sey City, while June Garden Athletic Association. United States yesterday afternoon, and a 12 to 6 vic- League on Young Julian at Syracuse. A bout tory landed the champions In third place. Britt will between Kline and Young matched Pierce, into "Buck” O’Brien and southwest of Gc “Alt" Dunn has Young t Trouble Now They sloughed Up in the corner take place at Baltimore during con- of the Germsuitown feattierweight, against Plenty knocked him galley west In loss than many, about forty years back, Arma.id vention week. at the -- three hatted Collins around li'.s Eddie Morion for twenty rounds, Innings, Ray Schuhl opened eyes. An effort Is made to have Kline being Stadium. He has also mntchsd for a while, and then stood off and Who is Armand Schuhl. and why the Liverpool NEW YORK, May 28—The scheduled the Chicago meu were so disappointed meet Johnny Kllbune, the world's feuth- of Pierce against Ledroux. the French feath the that they pasted Hugh Bedlent to their hearts' S. W. corner Germany? Easy. return match New' York and Chicago with meagre gate rocelpts erwolght champion, in a gome between off four niece tallies in The of Alsace- erwelght, and Digger Stnnley. refused to and went back to Nle- content, sawing ‘‘imperial territory” week. was not play the following in the United States League a Lorraine that of the sen’s Hotel, demanding funds. It Is also the ninth and putting the fear of Sox occupies portion afternoon anil It looked out of their minds. The kaiser's domain, and Armand Schuhl— from lios that played yesterday said that a number of players left the rally absolutely Kurtz, of this city, has two hard It is reported Angeles to Young the local club would score: R.H.E. well, he has anglicised Ills moniker has a fight of last night as though club. Mr. Nlesen said, however, that the matches on for this week. Tonight at Tom McCarey arranged 0 0 4 0 1 0 0— 6 8 1 Jack Curley, habitat, Chicago. He ia the Vernon drop out of the league. Chicago team would proceed with Its Boston .0 1 Brown's gymnasium. New York, he will twenty rounds at open-air Athletics .113 0 12 004-1217 1 an and, from the scheduled Alsatian, getting away arena for the afternoon of July 27 between According to William Nlesen, proprie- trip West to play the regular Batteries—O'Brien. R. Collins. Bedlent take on Joe Stein In the main ten-round vernacular, used to work the Alleinamn- and Joe Jeanette. The men 16 of Ills games. Representatives of the New and Nunainaker and Cnrrignn; Plonk, bout. Three other Newark boys will ap- 8am Langford tor of the Chicago Club, play- dialect. Brown. Bender and Thomas. nlan have both to be In Los Angeles the Bronx oval at the York Club admitted there was little like- pear at the same club. Irish Mahon will agreed era were ou never took to being here. Curley kindly S. but few of the New lihood of further games THOUGHT meet Young I.eroy, the only lad who has by Joly scheduled hour, cooped up in Germany, and so left his lEFFHAtV and there being President W. A. Whitman, of the him son? »»«sr ever disposed of the clever Irish. Kid York players appeared, NATIONAL LEAGUE for the Statue of Liberty. bout for Jack Johnson. This a birthplace AflilTT Another ^ the club dually left the league.^ who was here today, issued Lenox will have It out with Young Olson, few spectators, He did all manner of things and peo- .Mi. time In tbp courts of law, whore John- other versions, the call for a meeting of the league at W.L.Pc.1 W.L. Pc. while Young Herman will box Y'oung field. According to after passing the Inspectors, to at home. New York 2.7 6 806 3t. Louis.. 17 21 .447 ple, New son la getting to feel perfectly York were on band, but Pittsburgh Sunday. DeBoiae. At tbe Fairmont Club, New players Cincinnati 23 13 .639|Phila. 13 17 .433 satisfy n healthy appetite. From wash .1. of New York, said to be Kurtz will meet K. Cumlsky, _ Pittsburg. 16 15 .51613oston. 13 22 .371 a a York, Saturday night _ ing dishes,-being waiter, barkeeper Jack's former trainer and secretary, Is ■-hlcago... 16 17 .4851 Brooklyn.. 9 21 .300 Erne Zanders, of Chicago, while Mahon and owning his own drum, he hopped He that while rid- Results. (be plaintiff. alleges Yesterday's as a will fight Young Lustlg. into the fight game poor ‘‘prelim” In Johnson's car when the pugilist New Yorl\, 6; Brooklyn. 2. iug boxer. York in 1916 COLLEGE St. Louis. 6; Pittsburg, 3. of the Louisville Colonels was iu vaudeville In New CHINESE THINK WESTERN and he Dode Crlss, 1. This didn't get Jack publicity to Chicago. 4: Cincinnati, the St. Louis Browns, he was thrown to the street, owing House- and formerly of Philadelphia. 5; Boston. 4. hooked up with Promoter Lou and that lie for some time the of bit- Johnson’s reckless drlvtng, Boston. 3: Philadelphia, 0. The to Curley was king pinch man. money appealed wort h ters in the baseball universe. Now It sustained $3,000 of injuries. TEAMS SUPERIOR TO THE EASTERN Games Today. and he sawed wood. Just as his thought New York at Brooklyn. focused the McGovem-Gang “fake” was Boston at. Philadelphia. AftOUN* «>«• TWO Y«ARf the received its quietus Lio TH» *OOS,AN-L.ON Cincinnati at Chicago, pulled and game CU*te> hers of ttao baseball nine are members Robert C.
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    Issue # 139 NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA MAY, 2006 Streaky Zephyrs Scuffle In Season’s First Month By Bill Catalanello The season is only a month old as I write this, but already since opening day, the New Orleans Zephyrs have had a 7-game winning streak and an 11-game losing streak. Photo courtesy Jay Gauthreaux Photo courtesy S. Derby Gisclair Lenny Yochim George Strickland 4 Inducted into New Orleans Pro Baseball Hall of Fame By Bill Catalanello The New Orleans Professional Baseball Hall of Fame welcomed four new members for 2006. George Strickland – A former major league infielder, he had a solid, ten-year career with the Pittsburgh Pirates and Cleveland Indians. The smooth-fielding Strickland played shortstop on manager Al Lopez’ 1954 Cleveland club that won 111 games on the way to the A.L. pennant. Throughout his career, he was Photo by Eugene Witek able to play all infield positions. After his playing Zephyrs reliever Travis Hughes career, Strickland stayed in baseball as a coach, as That 11-game losing streak was a franchise worst. a manager, and as a scout. George is a native New After the seven-game winning streak put their record Orleanian (S. J. Peters High School) and long-time at 7–1, the Zs lost 15 of their next 18 games, including resident of the city. a distastrous 0-8 homestand to end the month of April. Lenny Yochim – Former lefthanded pitcher and long- time scout in the Pittsburgh Pirates organization, he Those who have attended the early-season games remains very active in the local baseball community.