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1901, was not weakened at; all. - This, : on paper at least, : makes IPittsburg: a ~ sure PEACE TALK..... pennant winner next s season, and conse- STARTS quently AGAIN detracts - from the jjattractiveness NEVER WILL of the race for the flag On the other | hand; > several - teams that finished behind Chica- TERRY TAKE CHANCES END OF WESTERN go in 1901 have been strengthened until j they seem to be. about as formielablle as i, _, WAR REPORTED IN Comislcey's champions. and there doe-.** : Terry McGovern says every time he a* SIGHT not seem to be a really -weak team in the fights it's going to be a case of two list. " *.-."_ :. ."\u25a0..\u25a0'-\u25a0"•.\u25a0.. months of . hard training. ; Theatrical \u25a0* • IMMOM It was a bad mistake for National fame is to be cast, to the winds in the fa LIBRARYBUILDING WABASHA league club owners to permit their best campaign that '-the former champion GBBONSSEVENTH & players to be taken 1 away from them has planned. - • j STORY AN IMPROBABLE DREAM for the comparatively small difference "1 -pass up this idea about being a in salary that would have kept them. great actor,", says Terry. . "After this i " McFarland, Delehanty, Flick, Orth, Wol- Mansfield guys Duggleby. Douglass, I'll"let Richard and them j Settlement of Deal Said to Hinge verton. Cross, Town- fihgt out the heavyweight champion- send and Donohue were worth as much ship among themselves. 1 let-up on try- Ownership of Omaha Club to the .Phillies as they possibly can be to ing to get into the 'Romeo and Juliet* Il'ponj_ —American to Get -Mil- to the/fißßshington team, to which five of class after this. What I-am going to •Sapping the^jifinTiber have gone. In New York land is in the the fighting line. See?" waukee Park. th^situation was even more marked, for His. first defeat has done the redoubt- the^limax a winning team in that city is -a tremen- able Terry more good than a score of dous money maker, while there is little victories. He realizes that the way to TO ALL ST. in a loser. In spite of this fact, the best retain a championship is to meet good PAUL SUIT SALES. MILWAUKEE, Feb. I.—Present indica- players Freedman ; had on his pay roll tions point an - men and keep up to date. No fighter to early settlement of the have been allowed to -go to other teams. can go on for months, not to say managers willing many Unquestionablythe most extraordinary row between the American association the of which were to years, matching his skill against men of clothing opportunity ever offered in St. winter styles pay higher Paul. New of stnctlv and the Western league, and a division them salaries. inferior class -? without underestimating hi^h-grade, fine.y finished, of territory will make The National league club owners, al- opponent perfect fitting Men s-Suits, worth $,8, $20, $22 and all the which both engaged may his when he at last meets a $25, included in our Bides equally satisfied and end the war though in a, wrangle'that man In his own class. The work that result in the disruption of the organiza- little ex-champion has in- •which threatened to injure both organ- tion, although the laid out that Ik hardly probable, dicates that he will be prepared to fight izations and make the disagreement a are now fact anything costly magnates. awake to the that without short of Jim Jeffries next time affair to the The set- good ball players they might as well get he goes into the ring. : tlement of the deal hinges upon the own- out of the business, and have set about McGovern'ls still one of the most won- ership of the Omaha club, it is said, and it to secure the best young players that derful fighters who ever resined a shoe. It the Western league will withdraw from can be secured. His strength is as great as ; it ever . .Kansas City Omaha will be given to the was and today he is as good a man as Manning crowd, and the American as- he was when he whipped Palmer, Dixon j and other crack fighters. : sociation will establish a team in Louis- dissipates. ; McGovern never He exer- ville under the ownership of Arden Buell, STORY ABOUT FREEDMAN cises regularly. He is of the right age • of Berlin and Aid. Corcoran, of Milwau- to be at his best. - "** ' ; kee. The agreement, so it la said, will "Terrible Terry" has all the attri- I also provide for the transfer of the lease DUCKY HOLMES HAS POOR OPINION* butes of a successful fighter. He is strong, quick game, recupera- ! of Milwaukee park to the association OF NEW YORK MAGNATE, as a flash, I -magnates here, which will prevent the tive from the effects of a blow almost in- league breaking stantly; scientific and above all is without | National from in if It doubt the most in wants to. Ducky Holmes in a reminiscent mood aggressive fighter the told some characteristic stories of ring today. Secretary Havenor, Freed- "fighting fighters of the Milwaukee man and the ways he has of treating ball The- face" of other is .club, last night said he was not aware players. Says Ducky: an impassive mask compared to that of • that any deal of that kind was pending, "The year joined Terry McGovern when he is in the ring, before I the New and to • and President Quin stated that every- York team Jimmy Stafford was playing anxious finish his man and get left field, one home to dinner and Jerry Jr. Many men thing pertaining to the circuit was in and day in Chicago he who might have made a fair, showing the hands of the circuit committee, which made a home ana won a tight game against for the Giants. Freedman was tickled McGovern have lost their nerve ;Is composed of Hickey, Watkins and to when they have been confronted with the The death and that night went out and almost Terry's Tebeau. members of the committee bought a $25 diamond pin presented maniacal glare of blue are now together in Louisville, Tebeau and eyes in the moment of his Bersarker rage. • it to Jimmy. Of course Jimmy was all In fact, Terry came j having joined Hickey and Watkins yes- swelled up on himself and thought he to regard that as a terday. mag- thing. kind of patent appliance of his own for The American association was the whole , the undoing cf his rival pugilists, playing \u25a0 and nates have so far , found it impossible then with New York, made a seemed much put out at Hartford when . to bet with Stafford that the pin would have the street which divides their cost Young Corbett dared to respond with a ' park at Omaha closed by the council in him twice as much as it was worth grin. . --; prepare grounds before the trip was over. Jimmy took In action the Brooklyn terror never • time to the for play- the bet. The-next*- day he was caught ing, and there is no likelihood of their napping on rest's. . He rushes from the start and first, and that night he had a never lets up a moment until the finish j being able to do so. At the same time fine plastered on by Freedman. next comes. day The Lately he has been fighting wide ' Rourke, the holder of the Omaha frari- he missed a thrown ball and was open, as Fitz did when he lost the cham- . chise and players, is obdurate and has soaked $25 more. He called the bet off pionship to Jeffries, seeming contented . declined to sell to the association men with Tiernan for he was afraid he would to risk having to take a dangerous blow owe Freedman money when he got back landing quick ,' except at an exorbitant figure, and the to New for the sake of a knock- American York. out. After this he will probably go back j association, practically with- "I was in Freedman's office day old In regard. players, grounds the to his style this No one out and to play on in before I left New York that season, and accused him of fighting unprotected when l the Nebraska city, is tied hand and foot he offered me a contract for the next he met Frank Erne. so long as it persists in trying to break year, calling for the same salary that No fighter of his weight has any ad- In there. I had been getting in 1897. I told him vantage over McGovern in regard to to come again but he wouldn't listen and strength. He is built on the symmetrical said I could sign that or nothing. I lines of a Greek athlete. And the an- left and went home, and the first thing cient sculptors of Greece more got got knew Every I when I home was an envelope about a physically perfect man than mod- . Suit modish in make-every Suit perfect in flt-and fully up to the standard of the leading mailed the same night I left New York, ern modelers ever dreamed of. The merchant tailor*. KELLY HAS SIGNED BEAN calling lit- with a contract in it for $50 a tle scrappper's arms, legs and body are month less than I had drawn the year perfectly proportioned to get the greatest NEW STYLES JUST RECEIVED. before, together with the threat that if all-around strength possible in a man of OF ST. PAIL TEAM SE- I didn't sign It I couldn't play anywhere. his weight. There is not a faulty point CURES FAST . I sent it back to Andy and told him in his build. His legs are strong enough I would play in a trolley car league in to carry him through any battle. His the West before I would play for him at body is well protected by muscles, and Ellis second, Grace third. Time, 1:30. anxious a figure. Fifth selling, [ to meet Yale. Yale had a track up of the Detroit If the St. Paul baseball team of the such hi:-, arms and shoulders carry punching race, six furlongs Lake contest with California three years ago. I team this year as fol- "But by the year I was traded to power at as great Fonso won, By George second, Frank— lows: , Bulah and McAlister; I 1902 season is not a world beater in the next least as that of any B If these two colleges meet it will be , ; ' American association class it will not Baltimore, and there the first time we man in his class. third. Time, LIS*.. about the middle of May. Seivers, Mulling, Miller and ! be the fault of Manager Mike Kelly, the played in New York the climax of my fgjinter Notes from Yeager; first base, Dillon; second base*: [ man sent out by George E. Lennon with troubles with Freedman came. Freedman Gleason; third base, Casey; shortstop, ! instructions to secure for this - city the and a friend of his, named. I think, WILL REMAIN WITH BOSTON. LAWSON ISSUES CHALLENGE. Elberfield; left field, Harley; center field, • wealthy Jhe Mills. Barrett; right Manager. ' best team possible. Kelly has followed Schneider, a New Yorker, were fan field, Holmes. : | instructions, and the player-manager has on the upper deck of the New York grand YANKEES BEST SKATERS Somers Will Continue Interested In Dwyer is confident of winning first place ; been working hard. He now has a list of stand, and when I came to bat Schneider The Terrible Swede Will Skate A_y with his team this year. .- \u25a0 yell Management of Bean Eaters. The League ' players for his president, and Mr. Len- commenced to at me. Once before Professional in the World. Klttr__*eof the Boston club, Boston American team , I was playing has Manager \u25a0> hon is satisfied with the list. when for Freedman I had CANADIANS DECISIVELY BEATEN CLEVELAND, Ohio, Feb. 1. Charles who was with Nichols when he signed selected Hanlon's old • President Lennon was in Chicago Fri- been fined $25 for striking out while at- W. Somers refuses to confirm the— report CHICAGO. Feb. -John Lawson, «f Shannon,said that Dale stamping grounds— Ga.- for day tempting to , day AT VERONA LAKE. Chicago, better known as the Gear should be training this spring. The players ! and visited * President Hart of the and this I did the that he has retired from baseball. He Swede, Terrible kicked out of the Players' association will i Chicago league team, the same thing. Someone yelled, either to talk, he has issued a challenge to skate arrive there on March 25 for a stay of National but declines but hints that could any professional because he tried to uphold the rights of , St. Paul magnate denies that he was after Freedman or Schneider, 'You lobster, say. a good deal. Today he said he would in the world in a five players against scheming of three weeks, playing exhibtion games ! why you were of NEW YORK, Feb. I.—Americans team, to fifty-mile can the the Pat with various college ' players. Kelly Is hunting players for that's fired out the heavily scored remain with the Boston during the contest. Lawson' fur- Powers. Kittridge has been kicked southern teams. j , the St. Paul team, and New York team.' over the Canadians today in the coming season, from ap- nish unlimited backing. He holds tha is willing to coach the Mr. Lennon is finals of the skating races but his talk it about from one club to another so much ! willingto wait for Kelly's list. "That made me mad and I walked to- championship pears he will not be active in the man- world's skating record for fifty miles-—S that must imagine is Washington and Jefferson College base- t between Canada and the hours and second's—having he that It due ball team, according Pittsburg ' The St. Paul club owner received a ward the stand and told Freedman a few United States agement of the team. 12 shattered everyone. He should be the last to speak to dis- telegram from Manager Kelly yesterday things that possibly do not appear in so- at Verona Lake. The competition, which When asked confirm the report of hi*-* all amateur and professional records for patches. i ciety began Friday, was concluded by to that of Gear In that manner, as Gear Is a informing him that Shortstop Joe Bean novels, and then walked out to left skating retirement, Mr. Somers said: "Yes. I distance. friend to players now Roney Viox, who has left Marlon, of • signed field. a off the finals of the half mile and mile my Lawson also holds better the than the Western to join Colum- has been for the St. Paul team. In minute Freedman was out have sold a certain portion of hold- the twentv-four- Association, \; . was cf the stand and out en the field. Walk- events, which had been run in heats on j hour bicycle record—s2B Pat Powers will ever be. bus, In the American Association, is put- Bean the fastest infielder in the previous day, ings in the Boston American league club miles and 628 Carsey Eastern league season ing up to Lynch, who was umpiring, the while the three-mile ! to Killilea, and he will hereafter be yards— at Los Angeles, Cal., insists that the venture ting in a quiet winter at Reading, Ohio. last and was were Mr. and of new grounds in York city \ claimed by Boston at the close of the Freedman demanded that I be put off the and ten-mile races the additional associated with me in the control of the recognized by the N. C. A. New He is a brickmaker, and, after enjoy- , grounds. Lynch a attractions. Peter Sinnirud and Morris is his own, and that he has had no deal- ing a season hunting, season. He is fast enough for big league is hot-headed Irish- team." ings Spalding of went to work j company, many man and wouldn't stand any Wood divided the honors,, the former with the faction of the at his trade. Roney but he has been for years for inter- winning the Further than this Mr. Somers would LYNCH PICKS HIS TEAM. National league. But just the will play short for a personal friend of Manager Kelly. He ference, with his rights and something half-mile and ten-mile not talk, saying that he might be able how far Jack Grim's Capitalists. 1 to play under Kelly, like the following dialogue took place: events, while Wood captured the one and to give news new promoter expects to arrange for the A Syracuse reporter Jimmy wanted and for that three-mile contests. out some of interest to the playing of Sunday games, in of asked Co!- • reason signed a " 'I want that man put off the grounds general jpublic a few days.* and Notre Dame Captain Prepares .-»_\u25a0 the face lins the extent of his wealth and got St. Paul contract. The Canadian got three thirds, only in -Time t the present law against it, he to before the game goes on,' says Freed- but time again last summer he had to neglect the fails this reply: "They have had me quoted | man. one second, A, E. Pilke, of Montreal, get- his personal business in this city and de- Baseball Season. explain satisfactorily. at all sums, but to tell you the truCh,* " 'And who are you?' quoth Lynch. 'I ting that place in the half-mile event. vote his time to baseball in Boston. NOTRE DAME, Ind., Feb. I.—Capt. Roy Thomas', who is at Youngstown, not one of them has been correct. Most I want you The ice was in poor condition. Sum- hold,of Lynch training Ohio, Spalding my money property. ' to understand that I am the maries: When he took the Boston fran- started his baseball table doesn't think it in the of Is in I own *t MANNING master of this field while the game is on chise last year it 'was with the under- tonight. Five of last year's team were repertoire of jobs to put out A. Freed- pretty good paying set of flats In Buf- GETS WEIMER and I don't take orders from you or Half-mile, final heat—Won by Peter given places. are man, falo. I don't know their now, no Pilke, standing that he be allowed to sell out They O'Neill, catcher: either In a limited round or a fin- real value one else.' Sinnirud, Verona; A. E. Montreal, te parties suitable to league at the Higgins and Hogan, ; ish fight. He quoted as declaring: but at the outside my entire fortune , second; G. Portage, the Lynch, is 'And I would have you know.' says Bellefeuille, Rat close of the season. He wished to be shortstop, and Farley, right field. A "Spalding might be able to freeze out is not more than $30,000, and I have been JAKE, THE (I(i\IOIAKi:n. SIC. t,S T'leedman," 'that I am the owner of these third. Time, 1:25 2-5. Cleveland the greater part of time, final weeding out team Brush, never Freedman. playing ball for ten years." On mile, final heat—Won by in the of the will take but Freedman WITH WESTERS LEAGUE g.-ounds, and what I says goes.' Mora but as he had his heart in the expansion place next week. Lynch will reserve fif- is worth $b',000,000, and is stubborn, And, TEAM. " 'Does it?' asked Lynch. 'Maybe it Wood, Verona; F. R.. Saver. New York his believe, A. C, second; M. Bellefeuille, Por- movement he sold out Cleveland in- teen men to make up the 'varsity for I would not dispose of his New does with the ground!t_eper, but it Rat terests and backed the Boston team. the year. ..*••.. York club at any price." BAN THROUGH THE POINTS. KANSAS CITY, Feb. doesn't with me, so off the grounds and tage, third. Time, 3:07 1-5. It known that if he could purchase Coach Butler 1.-Pitcher Jake game by Wood, Ve- is has discovered a new mile The Baltimore baseball club is the de- elmer, of the Kansas City let the go on.' Three miles—Won Morris a part of %he Cleveland club he would runner in Corbett, i Mal.j •season, team last play rona; Peter Sinnirud, Verona, second; . of the Cumberland, fendant in a suit. A Mr. McAllister, a Several Nushka Club Curlers has cast his lot with the West- "But Freedman refused to with W. remain In baseball as an active member. V\is., high school, a freshman who has painter, is the plaintiff, and he is trying ern league by signing with me in the game, so Lynch finally for- Caldwell. Montreal, third. Time, 10:19 4-5. a good record Fair Scores. James Man- by of 4:43. - to collect a balance alleged to be due foi ning. Weimer pitched splendidly for feited the game to us, and later Freed- Ten miles—Won Peter Sinnirud, Ve- painting points game $1,000, rona; Morris Wood. Verona, second; the stands for the club on the In the at the Nushka rink Tebeau last season. Manning offered man was fined but his fine was F. ELLISON CHANGED HIS MIND. HICKEY DENIES STORY. yesterday, the following scores were him a considerable in offer remitted. I was suspended, but R. Sayer, New York A. C, third. Time, York road. increase salary. 37:041-5. Amos Ruse has decided give up made: President Packard has secured Parker got cut an injunction and continued play- Owner Discovered That the to the 27, Wilson, ing, The results of the championship Horse profession of ditch digging with the hope Emerson Hadley 25,"Evan Rees Dr. the old Kansas City backstop. and the next time I was in New five American Association President McLaren 32, Jack Ordway 26, " Dr. now on York got an ovation, events give Sinnirud first in the half mile, Public Knew a Good Thing. of again breaking into -\u25a0•. baseball. The Wilson is the coast. He had while Freedman Says Omaha Will planning Grieves 30, A. B. Van Bergen 25, Dr. signed with Beall, when the was nearly five miles and ten miles, and Wood first I.—Charley El- Be in Circuit. former great twirler is to get a but Minne- mobbed." in one MEMPHIS. Term., Feb. goes Welch 23, Theodore Griggs 27, Charles apolis man was at the mile and three miles. The Friday -night from Or- ST. JOSE Mo., berth in the California league, and ousted the Kansas got only second lison arrived' New Feb. 1-President to next •—.\u25a0- Barlow 28. City meeting, he sent back the Canadians in the entire his trio of .Hjckey, of the American the coast month. In cup two advance series—Pilke in the haii mile. leans and ordered horses. Ban association in says the Gordon series games money. Battle, Bard of Avon and The Unknown, an interview today stated positively that . The New York Sun that Spalding were played as follows: W. Mitchell, W. car in which they his league had no intention of abandon- will soon convince the public that he has E. L. Munn, Gordon, unloaded from - the ing Omaha and taking not 'bluffing his controversy J. Driscoll. C. W. COLLEGE BALL PLAYERS were placed ready for shipment to New- up Louisville in- been in skip, 12; W. S. Timberlake, H. P. Boyle, Orleans. Ellison said that he intended to stead. This statement was made in reply with the Freedman baseball faction. J. N. Hill, H. P. Clark, snip, 8. Dr. Ap- NO CONFLICT OF DATES pull off a "good thing," but that before to a Milwaukee dispatch to the effect Startling developments are expected In pleby, A. S. Mason, E. N. Smith, Dr. C. THE UNIVERSITIES ARE BECOMING ICE QUEEN WILL SKATE leaving New' Orleans he found out th.it that such a change was in contemplation/ the near future. ** L. Grieves, skip, 15; C. L. Blood, G. C. Kit John FEEDERS FOR LEAGUES. the public was as familiar with the work . Bransfleld and Zenzius, A. D. Driscoll, skip, 8. . of his horses as he was himself, there- STILL WAITING FOR RAISE. Anderson are among - those who are ex- * Two practice games resulted: J. B. NATIONAL AND AMERICAN OFFI- WOMAN SKATER TO GIVE EX HI 111- fore he has abandoned the Crescent City pected to play in an indoor ball league Emerson, Evan Rees, R. H. Dunbar, trip and were to th;-ir Jack is at skip. 19; Murray, Barlow,. CIALS TO COMPARE SCHEDULES. -The influence of the influx of profes- TION AT CENTRAL RINK. . his horses led back which Sharrot organizing Wor- W. J. Charles stalls here. J, Big League Umpires Are Looking cester, Mass. A. B. Van Bergen, skip, 3. H. M. sional men is being felt more and more Ellison says he is $20,000 looser on the Boston follow Agnew, Dr. Welch, C. W. Griggs, skip, CHICAGO, clashing trip tcok the for More Money. fans who the American Kennedy, Feb. I.—A of dates each year in baseball. The colleges are Miss Minnie Cummlngs, better known as 'Frisco which he during league procession are . expecting great 7; R. S. Dr. J. D. Paxton, J. between the American and the National holidays. •- \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0, Feb. I.—There are N. Kirby, skip, 1L becoming give \u25a0i_ CHICAGO. year „\u25a0 Queen," \u25a0 leagues large feeders for the profes- the "Ice will an exhibition -- - no new things of Dineen this summer. Last —i ... -.....- baseball in all probability will be of figure skating at Central rink, developments in the muddle. The Billypitched some of the best ball in the — avoided season. recent meet- sional leagues, the high salaries offered the MANAGER SELEE TO REPORT. star in business, NORTHERN CIRCUIT RACES. this At the being Wabasha street and College avenue, next men the namely, Cantil- old league, but was decidedly unlucky. It ing between A. G. Spalding, the disputed a great temptation to those who Thursday evening. lion, Sheridan, Emslie anl O'Day, are as predicted that Jimmy will president of the league, Miss Oummings is yet is Collins get National and have ability in the national game, and without doubt the most graceful woman unsigned. Neither the American nor the best work out of him. Pan Johnson, head of the American or- the of players now names Make-Up of Hart's Team Will Be the National league can DETROIT, Mich., Feb. I.—At a meet- ganization, fixing roster includes skater in the world, and her reputation afford to start of Kansas City ing the Highland directors' the of schedules for the of doctors, professors, lawyers even a grace- Week. the season without the Charlie Nichols the of Park club \u25a0two leagues was a principal and is national one. She is a strong, Announced Next - services of these club has signed Frank Shannon, who today, after a conference with the man- topic of dis- clergymen. As brains count in baseball, ful skater, and on most fig- men, for the patrons of the game wouid shortstop cussion. It is asserted that both the high the intricate CHICAGO, "Feb. 1. , the? not iDlayed .* for the Indiananolls agement of the Douglas Park club, of men. of education are bound to have ures, where great effort is required, ac- Orphans,— will report stand for Incompetent umpires when team several years ago. He a following were magnates agreed to fix the dates so as great game. briliantly. | new manager of the the fact is known Is clever Louisville, the dates de* a influence on the quits herself early next week, that men of the repu- player, a light hitter. upon for the northern not to conflict with each other. Up to years ago few men j to President Hart here tation and standing of Cantillion, little but cided district: The is near magnates about five had I when the announcement of the Sheri- Manager Shettsline of the Philadelphia Fort Erie, 10 to July 23, inclusive. time when the of deserted their professions to enter base- formal dan, Emslie and O'Dav are ready and June the leagues will have to settle down and Winners at Oakland. -make-up of the West side ball team for willingto work, provided National league team has made up his Highland Park (Detroit), July 26 to Aug. ball. \u25a0- they are arrange dates for the respective clubs in this year will made. ed offer- pitching staff for next season. TTe'says 23. inclusive. , "Orator Jim SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 1.-Oakland, - fair salaries. Voohes, 27, the league. The conflict of the dates be- Harry Taylor clear; President Hart stated yesterday -that it will be composed of White, Windsor, Aug. 26 to Sept. inclusive. O'Rourke and were a trio weather track fast. nearly if not quite and Iberg. Douglas Park (Louisville, Ky.), Oct. 2 tween the two organizations last season legal profession race, mil., | the list of players was Big Money Offered Lipton, Felix to either, and for that entered the after First half a two-year-olds, complete and had already -been given out Courtney, a young player in the Cali- to Oct. 25, inclusive. was not profitable this finishing purse—Durazzo, 100, O'Connor,' to 5, ; reason alone the magnates are anxious their baseball careers and are 2 i piece-meal through the press, but that NEW. YORK. Feb. I.—C. W." Post of fornia league, is the latest acquisition to The following stakes have been re- now prosperous attorneys. Catcher Bush- won; Adirondack, 110, Bulman, 4 to 1, entirely Battle Creek, Mich., has - a league is nounced, will close on to arrange their schedules to prevent a ong became a second; Honiton, 107, I the playing end of the game was submitted the Boston National team. He entries for which dentist, Pitcher McJames J. Woods, 8 to 1, novel proposition to \u25a0 repetition of the trouble. a physcian in the hands of Selee and that -he would Sir Thomas Lipton, slated to play in the outfield or as utility Feb. 22: and Billy Sunday a clergy- third. Time, :49. S: all regarding the designed to further test the of man. : Highland Trial Derby,--for • man, but these. a*re Second race, mile I leave announcements merits - Park— exceptions. These one and a quarter, players to the new manager. Shamrock 11. and Columbia in competi- is glad that Collins in- three-year-olds, value $1,000, one mile and men spent a part of their salaries -_nd hurdle, purse— Lee, 137, 'J. Mur- | tion and to similarly try cut yachts sluing him He an stake, for two- gave up 10 to 1, Loyal Over thirty men are under contract to ing call- tends in the outfield. eighth; the Detroit \ most of their spare time to phy, won; S, 137, Boynton, of for and defending the America's cup he will increase his batting year-olds, $1,000, five furlongs; the High- ;'\u25a0 study, so as fit 4 to 1, vcond; Bonitary. ! play with the Orphans, including all plan thinks that BREWER STOGKCONIPANY to themselves for after 325, Mat tor, 3 to last year's team, with the exception of The as outlined in a etter-.f orward- figures materially this season. land Park stakes, for three-year-olds and I life, and the fact that all are prospering 1, third. Time. 2:25. ed to Sir provided says: regards my furlongs; race, three-quarters Green, Hartsel and Hughes. The most Thomas for an ex- "As own upwards, $1,000, six the Oakland now should be an example for all other Third of a mile, of change of crews and a race for a cup club Washington, can only say this handicap, three-year-olds and " up-, players to emulate, selling— 119, L. 4 to 1, "of the recruits, with the exception - In I for ' HAVE since the life of a Jackson,. Bob Lowe, are youngsters untried in fast which Mr. Post offered to donate to be much; I am in the market for a couple of wards, $1,000, one mile. MILWAUKEE SPORTSMEN SE- baseball player, athletically speaking, is won; Black Dick. 119, J. Woods, 15 to 1, known as the Yachtman's cup. Mr things now Derby, for second; Mount, company, but when the weakened condi- Post strong players, but as look Fort Erie—The Canadian CURED CONTROL OF TEAM. necessarily very short. Shell 101, Burns 2 to 1 league offered _ Sir Thomas $10,000 for a up in this three-year-olds, $2,000, cne mile and a,' are players third. Time, 1:14. tion of the other National clubs of chart *"*"* the Senators will line order: There many today who art* is long Shamrock 11. Pitchers, Carrick, Orth. Lee quarter; the Hamilton stake, selling, fovi: either professional now are study- Fourth race, one mile* and 100 yards, considered it seems that from the - Townsend. three-year-olds, men or handicap—Lapidus, list of candidates a nine can be selected and Patton; catchers, Donohue and W. $1,000, seven furlongs; tha CHICAGO, Feb. President Ban John- ing for some of the professions. 104, J. Dalv, 2 to 3, Manager .Sharsig Dead. Clark; base, Carv; second base, Wol- Buffalo stake, for two-year-olds, $1,000, son, the league, Powers, popular of the won; Giaylleld, 103, Birkenruth, 34 to 1. that will at least make a record better first i of American returned the catcher Ath- year. PHILADELPHIA, verton; third base, Coughlin; shortstop, four and a half furlongs; the Iroquois from St. Louis yesterday and announced letic club, is now a- full-fledged physi- second; La. Goleta, 108, Ransom, 2 to 1, than that of last -Feb. I.—William $1,000, f After reporting to President Hart, Man- Sharsig, business . manager of the Phila- Ely; left field, Delehanty; right field, stake, for two-year-olds, five fui> I that he had perfected the organization cian, having received his degree of M. D. third. Time, 1:47. delphia league Ryan, center field, , Keister. lon a cunpany which will own and last week from a medical college Fifth race, one mile and a sixteenth, ager Selee will go to Hot Springs for a American baseball club, and '— - : I of stock in In- selling, Adam short rest. Lowe is likely to accompany died at his home here tadav. aged forty- cago Tribune. ;' operate the new club to be located In diana. Pitcher Newton, of the Brooklyn Andrew stakes—x Sweet four years. ""Prince Blazes Lands Bis* Stake. metropolis. club, graduted Tooth, 97, 7 10, the new manager to the Arkansas wa- Mr. Sharsig had been in ill Unless the poor old National league i the Missouri as a physician last year. Birkenruth, to won- xP'uul Doyle over two year?, together mighty Lewis, Clifford, 106, Burns, 7 to 10, second; tering place, and it is possible that health for and about four magnates get quick and NEW ORLEANS, Feb. Nutt's skill-- "The club has not been incorporated as Pitcher of the Boston American Mac- will join them months ago his ailment became the public that they intend to play riding gave Prince the verdict j yet," Johnson, a league club, is a graduate of a divinity gyle, 99, Ransch, 15. to 1, third. Time, 3:17 and one or two others critical. show ful Blazes said "but it will be in Sixth race, there for a little preliminary work be- The greater portion of Mr. Sharsig' 'ife ball this season, an the star minor leag- by a head in the Merchants' handicap, 1 r Sew days, and as soon as the papers are school in Massachusetts, and is now a one mile and on eighth, sell- was devoted to baseball, 1883, them. winner, this after- •regularly clergyman. ing—Herculean, 109, Burns, 7 5, won; fore the real training begins at Cham- and in when uers they have signed will desert worth $1,920 to the j filed the work of building the plant and ordained Rev. Lewis to paign. the Athletic club, of the American asso- Already several* of these high-el noon. The stewards were so dissatisfied | '-•{preparing for the coming season will be- has just accepted a professorship in a Artilla, 104, Birkenruth, _"*_ to 1, second; won Picador, 107, OConnor, to 1, ciation, the championship, he was youngsters have revoked their contracts with Handicapper's performance in the \ ': gin and be pu_hed with all possible speed. New England college, and announces his 8 third. Time, •manager of that league that they to permanent 1:54. NO CHANCE IN KENTUCKY. team. with the Natonal and signed new fifth race decided refuse his \ ' .-Ralph Orthwcin will be the president of retirement from the diamond. with either the American or entry in the future. Weather rainy; | N club. is a young sportsman Sam Leever, the crack pitcher of the contracts heavy. the He who Reporter's * Basket Bail a Rough Game. minor league. clubs.—Cleveland Leader. track »i well and favorably known in his Pittsburg club, is a school teacher, as is _ National Whist. - is native Gear, Big Fights Are Not Wanted by Cit- NEW Instead of weakening the American as- First race, selling, one mile Dr. Carry, | IClly of St. Louis. He has plenty of Dale pitcher of last season's Wash- The high score at the National Report- HAVEN. Conn., Feb. 1.-Injuries 101, Lyne. 15 to 1, won; St. David, 103, 1 money, and, more, ington club and now studying er Whist night Louisville. have compelled Yale s basketball team to sociation cause, the Kansas City meet- i what is is an enthus- law. Hugh club last was made by izens of : all games the Western, league gave new Blake, 9 to 10, second; Carlovingian, 97, of my opinion, Jennings, of the Phillies, Templeman and Strong, 4% cancel its for one week No ing of Time, J iastic lover baseball. Irf graduate average. with above NEW YORK, Feb. 1. According to more games will be played strength to the Hickeyites and proved to Hope, 15 to 1, third. 1:48%. -••he will prove a strong addition to the will from the Cornell law school Following is the aeore* — not till Feb. 15" Second race, four furlongs Plan- I league." within another year, and expects to hang North and South— . , citizens of Louisville will Fully as many Yale athletes have been the baseball public that the American as- I ranks of the American ' have an opportunity to witness a battle laid up by as firmly to et, 108, Coburn, 5 to 2, won; Lady. Match- i out his shingle as a lawyer at once. An- E-enzer and Welters basketball by football the sociation was too entrenched be Landry, Royal Strong .155! . between Jeffries and Sharkey. Hurst present season. > dislodged by the Western league and less, 105,": 10 to 1, second; other Philadelphia club first; baseman and Templeman .' .".157 < would be use Deceiver, 108, Dominick, 1, third. who from game practice .. said yesterday: ''What the the National association forces.— 16 to retired the Ives and Corfe I \u25a0 to ...... 14-5 j; of trying te bring. a fight "there? Time, :52%. : v . • law is William Gockle, who is now a Hart and Murray off such Indoor Meet Arranged. bus Dispatch. race, furlongs—Lennep, . prosperous attorney .'.'..'...... 159 i The first thing some citizen would be following significant . Third six 102-. at Wilkesbarre.,, ARBOR, Mich.; Dreyfuss made the ! Gormley, to 1, won; Pigeon Post, 105, BEST PLAYERS LOST Total |j writing letters to the governor of Ken- ANN Feb. I.—Cornell remark to Ren Mulford: "If the courts 4 610 ! protesting against the sport. Fights has agreed to contest with Michigan here Landry, 8 to l.second; If You Dare, 96, Average, 152%. in an indoor meet March decide that no election has taken place T. Dean, 16 1, third. Time, 1:17. East and West— '*."---.- j like the one between McGovern and Sul- on 15. There then there will be nothing but to re- to are big enough, and many people will be nine events, and each university Fourth race. Merchants' handicap, one NATIONAL LEAGUE STARS ARE Morey and Hajieck •.'.""...." 157 livan to men. sume balloting, and I do not say that Blazes, 100, STREETER IN THE CAME Koempel | enjoy them better than heavyweight con- is limited thirteen Pittsburg mile and a sixteenth—Prince , WITH THE, and Francois : .....160 .- Manager Baird goes to Chicago tomor- will in that case continue to INutt, to won; Jessie Jarboe, 95, Lou- ROW AMERICAN. Nelson and Brouillett ... tests. There, seems to be a prejudice - vote for A. G. Spalding.". 6 1. .. 161 against men in row to meet Wisconsin's manager to ar- den, 20 1, second; Henry of Fransta- j Francois and Deggendorf battles between big that' game to Time, ... ..".160 r. , range for a football for next fall. C. D. White declares that it is not the mar, 99, J. Miller, 6 to 1, third. CHICAGO, Feb. I.—According to Cant section." % a ... of Spalding to attempt A glance over the make-up of teams George Wellington Streeter, - intention to 1:53. .-\u25a0"* .-'" ."_-- ' there is likely Total ...... ^.. : ..633 York, mile—Jerryi. mo far secured by the various clubs in to a - ...... :. ..Weeding* Process Continues. place |rival clubs in New . Boston, Fifth race, selling. one big organizations be baseball park in the District of : Average, 1593,_. ADDRESS CHALLENGE TO YALE. Cincinnati St. Louis In Hunt, 106, Dominick, to 1, won; the two baseball I Lake Michigan. Streeter ~" and case the 5 El brings to light the wisdom of A. G. yesterday con- Favorites Beaten at Charleston. CHARLESTON, S. C, Feb. 1. The Brush-Freedmanfour refuse to:get into Ghor, 105, .Lyne,-7. to 1, second; Strang- fided \u25a0 the fact that negotiations to this weeding-out "process -of alleged wrong- and reform the old eight-club 4 to 1, Time, » Spalding's advice to the warring members end had been in progress Directors of University; of Califor- line - cir- est, 106, Coburn, third. for time CHARLESTON. S. C, Feb. I.—Only doers ; The one on cuit. was in , city yesterday.. of the National league: "Sign the best He refused to say persons some won one stili continues here. White the 1:46. players you lay on what had talk- favorite at the Exposition track nia Ask for Dual Meet. whom the ax fell today- was J. R. Hand, He is Spalding's representative. " race, six furlongs—Sand Flea, 93, can hands at. once ed with him on the subject, but this afternon. Weather -threatening- horses,* was • Sixth ; , ,The American league owners, by declared '-_, who," with his ruled off the "I have no desire to be drawn into the W. Waldo, 18 to 5, won; Prowl. 98, J.. . club they -represented a baseball league of track fast.- Results: ...- "NEW HAVEN.. Conn.. Feb. I.—ln an- track." ; stewards claim Hand formed controversy," usual Keating* ; taking advantage of the feeling of un- consequence, it First selling, swer *to a from ": Cant. The" is the preface to Miller,- 3 to 1, second; James P. is considered possible race* .five and a half f--- 'letters- Charles a clique and-"fixed" many races. They the " screeds that the - different National 93, Earle, 20 to 1, third. Time, 1:18%. j.certainty existing among the National that ; men who may have contemplated --longs—Tril by;Nelson --.yon, Suttee Gould, ; president of the. Yale Track as- plan was to money J - : leaguers, were secor-r charge that the bet League imagnates are now sending out. who looking forward to getting either a Western league or a Sadie Southwell-third. Time, 1:13. sociation," to the University- of-.Califorma :.- pool rooms throughout the ;•_'\u25a0" McGovern Trains at Cincinnati. some such Internal wrangle as athletic, managers •in various: Following which they, proceed to gouge has sln-»e franchise in Chicago Second lace, six and a half furlongs- about the jjprobability country. .-\u25a0..-_.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ' "'\u25a0_-".\u25a0' : I—Terry MeG *. actually occurred, easily . . their fellow magnates and rip open- great CINCINNATI, Feb. outbid them in may have talked the matter over Good Night won, Agnes Claire of a dual .track; meet between the: two '--• ' the scramble with second wide seams. -\u0084 These * call for replies, the crn will train In this city for his coming**; ! for the mo-Jt desirable the "governor of the District of Lake Ohio King third.-Time, 1:34. . r universities' here and one in,Cal - Tale's New Manager. players on the market, says Cm;- Michigan." However, challenge jut first sentence of 1which usually runs- on fight with Dave Sullivan at Louisville. the r both those leagues Third race, handicap, mile and an fornia—a has been; receiv- Harris, who in this city; -; cinnati Enquirer. Philadelphia, * Chicago as eighth, Along by California**"* HAVEN, Conn., Feb. 1. The this wise: "I sincerely hope that this Feb. 22. Sam is New have abandoned a possibility five hurdles— Kin-? ed Cant. Gould from.the NEW — " " —Washington quarters at \ York. Brooklyn and St. teams suf- in circuits, Capt. won, .over second; meet, some t me fore Yale FootbaJ4>;a*soelauon-tonight elected* will end the discussion." today, engaged Norwood Ini» \ Louis their and if Streeter -A* -Bride Negoneie - trTird. for a she June. ' would arrive; fered most at the hands of the hustling has bait park he will probably have, to lime, 2:10. .. ..Today Capt." Gould stated he "could Allen Fox. Detroit, Mich., as i its Post. ; ,;;/' and stated Ithat McGovern a . not JOS^^fmanager ensuing Manager; per tomorrow, and. go Into tranrngjat: j American league managers, while Pitts- form a league of his own or join forces Fourth 1 race, 7-selling, gentlemen riders,^ -.saviwnether.Yale-would ac.eot the c"i d- president and" for the "'- Dw of the Detroit: Americ- here burr, the team that won the pennant in witllAndy Freedman and John T. Brush. „ix and a half furlongs - Stuttgart won, lenge.but likely she would. California is year. '\u25a0-_".- ' an League turn announces the make- once. ... \- :