Major League Club Owners Urge State Laws to Prohibit Betting on Baseball Games Would Magnates Reorganize, You'll Have to Hand It to the Wife : : bybriggs: Hagen-Barnes And Abolish Old Commission Again Humble Ban Johnson and Five of His Club Owners Fail to British Stars Attend Meeting; Twelve-Club League Will Be American '"Pro"f, Golfers Started if Absentees Do Not Aceept Plan Trounce Vardc/ii and Ray by 5 Up and 4 to Flay CHICAGO, Oct. 18..ReprcsentatiA'es of every National League base¬ ball club and three American League clubs to-night went on record as From £ ' some other something wrong putt for a one under v. city. and to winning 4, par. form The committee was instructed to place instructed clean it up. Barnes liad the best medal score for to Fie-- draft a plan class under the head of "Baseball has lacked a head of the morning, 73, while Hagen ing." .ere they felony the betting on baseball and the that type for years. It needs it now through with 72 in the afternoon, to efforts of cambiéis to win a of touch the he corrupt players. worse than ever. Therefore, it is special prize $100 for The committee was composed of Al¬ round. Vardon and Ray, each with 151 our to a fred Austrian, A. D. Lasker and Charles object appoint big man to for the thirty-six holes, divided a spe Comiskey, of Chicago; ,T. C. Jones, of lead the new commission." cial prize of $100. No. 923 ur Fall St. Louis; Barney Dreyfuss, of Pitts¬ To-day's victory assures practically . burgh, and Colonel Huppert, of New ¡the Americans of the weight union suit made York. pering with it becomes an offense pun¬ best-ball internati ishable with some degree cf match series. Hagen an with The owners adopted two other resolu¬ severity Barnes have won four out of five raglan Fits tions. One by state laws. An effort will be made, contests urged the eniictment in it is said, to push legislation this win- played with the British si like a glove. every state of a law it a They lost the first that making felony ter in order that the season of 1921 New struggle, to bel on a ball game, or to <>fTer or under London last July, but havi take a bribe in connection w-lth base¬ may open auspicious circum¬ won four in a row at a( ball. The stances. Sunset Hollywood, Thorou second pledged the support President Johnson Hills, at Fairview and h' rt '.ill of the to the grand jury and of the American to-day. leather s any subsequent prosecution of baseball League favors a Federal law regulat- INDIVIDUAL SCORES and crooks. ing gambling on the games and the cor- MORNING ROUND boys.no Johnson, Among Absentees ruption of players. This, however, it Par, out. 4 4 5- 3 4 3 3 4 .' pa was out some of the Hagen, out. 367343445 The absence of Han and five pointed by mag- Barnea. out. 5 5 r> 3 4 3 3 ."¦ Johnson would be difficult of nut.. 4 club owners of the American League nates, accomplish- Vardon, 5 'i b 4 6 3 P was in ment and would probably be out of the Ray, out. 544463446 Rogers 'l'preted as a direct snub, but Par, In. I 4 5 3 5 3 4 4 4 the other three decided to scope of the Federal government, in lUi-^n. in. go ahead that such 144352445 7 4 Broadway Broî them and offer them an op- offenses in no way concern Barnes, in. 4 4 6 3 5 3 i 4. 16 : at 13th St. interstate matters. Vardon, in. 4 4 4 :i 4 .". i i 5 I .' .in in the plans liter. Ray, In. C >nv ¡nient those at 464343644 '. 76 ong present to-day's President John Heydler of the Na- AFTERNOON ROUND Broadway C F fth meeting were John Heydler, president tional League, appreciates the work Ave. National G. AV. that Hm-i-n. out. 446444 3 4! at Warren at League; Grant: is being done by the Cook County Barnes, out.... 7 .". 5 .; "> 3 3 6 12 n; William Baker and L. C. Rush ta-rand jury, and he is here to do all he Vardon, out_ 5 4 5 3 4 3 3 5 Philadelphia; Barney Dreyfuss, Pitts- V.n to help it, but at the same time ¡Five Knockouts Raj out. 5 6 5 :: 5 I i 5 4 J. C. Jones. Sam Breadon and wants to make preparations to handle Herman to Tackle Hagen, In. 4 i 4 :. Branch Rickey, St. A, Stone- the Bat ties, in. 55634 3 444 Louis;-C. baseball situation after the grand In Is Vardon in. 4 5 5 4 6 ham, John McGraw and Colonels Hus- jury announces its findings and is dis¬ Amateur Bou Ray, in. 5 4 5 3 5 4- ¦:; and Ruppert, New York; Garry missed. dross in Harlem BEST-BALL SCORES Herrmann, Cincinnati; Charles Ebbets and Commission TVTusf Have Tower At Paulist A. C. Ml IRNIÑG Rt i|Ml Harry Frazee, Boston "It is This IliiRen nn;.s lachusetts, New York, Pennsyl- club owners of the minors. The finals will be Held to-morrow Through the Morning Cate? Eastern Lioiiash but to the as .lie has beejj, eating strong of late League pennant for 1920 was Ja I, Pi vi Ohio, .'.! issouri and Illinois. It give game a sport the night. insists is in awarded to the Now rry ention to attention it requires. It is the and that the belt securely formally Hav have the ow-crs of opinion Joe and Lew will settle their club at a of the mem the stites that baseball is a in- Can't you ¡rod me back again place. meeting league six apply to the virtually public little difference in the fifte_n-round bers here this afternoon. Johnnj I :.o, s vi ral to draft stitution, belongs to the people, and International Schooner Down legislatures laws gov- the path of gold, semi-final. There also be several Dan oí wa ! <>:' > ( for that reason needs to be will O'Neil, Springfield, ;il roi rning gambling and corruption as ap- safeguarded Where between local elected president of the a d to by a tribunal with the power to in- Race Plans the yellow sunlight drifts preliminaries boys. league for baseball. struct the Arranged -«-. term of five years and was n an ! ic magnates believe the league presidents and club GLOUCESTER, Mass., Oct. 18.- "Give As in da ¡/s of old? increase in givi sport's fail owners on subjects that tend to us good sea salary. O'Neil also will act will remain in jeopardy until tarn- tho injure weather-and we'll make Where the is Dobie as secretary, and C. P. of game. the international cup races look like a sky morning blue, Seeking Revenge Lane, Bridj _33_aratsr_?SEs. port, was reelocted treasurer. It was pink tea," said the Gloucester fisher¬ And, the road along, For Last Year's Defeat announced that men when came in the eight clubs in the they from the hanks Every bird in every tree N. Oct. IS..The league this year would make late to-day to prepare a welcome for ITHACA, Y., early the race New the Nova Scotia Is singing you a song? season games out o( the way and a again next season. York who p,r< Simmons«, Á. C. fishermen, total l'-'S in three contests The schedule committee of Star, due in Gloucester to-morrow to com¬ points announced that next plete arrangements for the race be¬ having been credited to their account, year's schedule would call tween the Can't you take me the Cornell's eleven set itself to for 140 games, the season a Will Run American schooner Esper¬ by hand, to-day week later than closing Only for anto and the Canadian challenger Delà- me the task of taking revenge on Colgate this yea)'. The open:n<; Syracuse Leading afar, date was wanna. for what here iast fall, when given as April 29 an Back across happened closine- as No one in Gloucester knew the vanished >/ca> s the Maroon played rings around the September 19. Mondays wi to-nigh to tune of _l 0. be idle for most of the clubs. Olympic Team Member just how many Canadians would conn Where the sliadows bar? Ithacans the to for the conference, but the local fisher and A week's hard work was outlined to and Athletic men asked Only yon I to go the Coach Dobie this after¬ X-Connlry Record Program Mayor Charles B. Brown, ai players by Laughlin Whips Latzo chairman of the committee on arrange Where I, undcfiled, noon, including special scrimmages to PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 18. K. O. IDEMONT Holder in Line for Title Far Next Four Months i.-jnts, to spore :îfà nains in look out on strengthen the defense. Although the Loughlin, the visitors showinf May life again attack is the Bethlehem, Pa., outpo what a Gloucester welcomi coming along splendidly, Steve Latzo, Hazleton, in an a modish was. As a little child? Ithacans are an unwary bunch, and round bout eighl Zephqr-u) Masters An here to-night. Frankie By Jack Nov. announcement to-night commis Dobie fears a surprise attack from the Rice, Baltimore, knocked out John of the New Arcanum at sioned Captain .Martin L. Colgate outfit. New (¡orgie Simmons, York 20..Royal games 13th tain and Welch, cap For I'll tell you, Brown, York, in the first round A. C. and a member of the 1920 Amer¬ Regimental Armory, Brook¬ part owner of the auxiliar; Toddle-Legs, with a right cross to the jaw. schooner as Team ican who lyn. Thelma, skipper of th¡ Near the sunset gleams, Leliigh Confident Olympic team, shattered his 21.Yorkville A. C. road York- Esperanto in the race. Four BETHLEHEM, Pa. Oct. 18.."Wash¬ own record in tho run, well captains And the dusk of coming night Leonard Defeats winning intercol¬ ville. known as the "best skippers o ington and Jefferson next" is the wax Tillman the coast," were AKRON, Ohio, Oct. 18.. Leon¬ legiate crosscountry run at Syracuse 28.Long Island A. C. walk, Brook¬ named as member Drifts upon my dreams; cry heard around tho campus at Le- the Benny of her crew of and and, the recent suc¬ ard, lightweight champion, out¬ Saturday, has left the local club. In lyn. amateur twenty-five, a fe\ Yet I would not mind the road high, inspired by pointed Dec. yachtsmen were mentioned a cesses, Coach Keady will a confi¬ Johnny Tillman, the St. Paul the futur- Simmons will represent Syr¬ possible Where the shadows pilot in a additions. welterweight, ten-round bout . acuse 1.Newark A. C. games, 1st Regi¬ wait, dent squad to Washington next Satur¬ The here COLLAR, University exclusively. ment At the conference to-morrow the I had but one Phil the to-nifiht. men entered the c The ni w record ¡older seems headed Armory, Newark. col fishermen lo If more day day. Douglas, big fullback, at catchweights. for the 4.Elizabeth Council, K. of C, expect to ask the Ca the who for the past two weeks was on the %bbszs&t-:.' intercollegiate 'cross-country nadian challengers for a series of Through Morning Gate. side lines an title and ai present no serious ob- (names. 23d Regiment Ar¬ races. thre nursing injury, reported The date of the it \va for and. was sen*- appear in his path. McDermott, mory, Brooklyn. said, also will be meeting, practice to-day of Corar!!, ran a close second to Sim¬ 4.13th Regiment games, Brook¬ decided. Proving Their Title throufh a long single drill. mons the An other day, and under Moak- lyn. incident far off the beaten path took place last season when a ley's c >a :hing might d ^velop into a real 11.Morningside A. C. games, 13th Gets Offers ..mall contender, but Simmons's experience Regiment Armory. Jennings college, almost unknown in a football way, meeting but one or two gives him the edge. Jan. From Two Clubs strong opponents, yet registered two members upon the Consensus All- 1.Hollywood Inn road race, Yon- Major American eleven. " " Frank Zuna has not looked at his kers. SCRANTON, Pa.. Oct. 1«. Hughej MONEY "OAISÏNG SALE Jennings, late manager of the This is ANOTHER CARLOAD OF KIliST running shoes since his return from 8.Greater New York Masonic ! Tigers, who returned Detroit college Centre.habitat, Danville, Ky..and the two all-stars QUALITY Frank is still a here de- "Perfection" Antwerp. nursing games, 13th Regiment Ar¬ nied reports that he is to to-night, were quarterback McMillin and center rush Weaver. Non-skid Tires grouch against the world in general mory. New York manage the Your Last hancc to Buy These High Grado and the team Americans next year. On Saturday this same and l'ormurlj Guaranteed. 0,000 Miles Tire. Olympic officials in par¬ 15.Oceola games, 7t!\ Regiment tioned as to his Ques- college these two stars, among others, ticular because of his to start plans, Mr. Jennings will forth into 2 for the Price of 1 inability Armory. j said step the whiter glare of inspection Viz: At in the big mai athon. 22.Brooklyn Masonic games, 13th by facing Harvard in ,f''' 50% RfKluctlon on ..- Hoi The A. "It ia very hard to state the stadium. Brooklyn A., which has fur- Regiment, Brooklyn. at this time what definitely hed the '.. it three Metropolitan 27.W'ilco A. A. games. just Trty plan.« might It will bo a rasping test.not for develop, but it is a certainty thai only Harvard, but for McMillin, 'cross-country champions, expects Mel 29.Brooklyn College games, 14th have not quit baseball for Weaver and ('entre in Schaeffer to take the classic this year. Regiment Armory. that the good, an« general. Mel will be supported by Al Feb. coming season will in all prob¬ Few leading critics had the chance to pee Centre Eddie Fleischer, ability find me back on play last year. On Muller, Rüssel Joke!, Frank Rud¬ 5.106th Post, American Legion, league diamond.-." the majoi Saturday they will swarm to the stadium from dy and several other ovcr-the-river har¬ games, 23d Regiment Ar¬ many centers where the riers. Jennings said he has lu en thirst for football information and mory. managt of offered th< football thrills is almost as keen as 8.Millrose A. A. games, Madison rship two major league clubs the thirst for a The second of the season's inter- one in the American and the other vanishing beverage a trifle stouter than the lacteal fluid Square (¡arden. the ii which ur tilled scholastic runs will be National. gentle Bossie brews. M_i! lera same il u cross-country 22.13th ¦'¦ ""0 - ¦¦¦ held Post, American Legion, First O. i. !i¡.. Mile Gui rai ill t-i Saturday morning over the Poly games, 13th Ar¬ All in all, it will be an Prep course, Dyker Regiment quite occasion. Quite. "Kokomo" Non-skid Tires, 33 1-3 Off .'¦'"' Heights, Brooklyn, mory. Mo e 100 athletes from sixteen 15.John Wanamaker Murphy's Gelding Wins ALL OTHER," S1ZBS IN schools affiliated with the P, S. A. L. Institute Football Officials I'RÚl'I.RTION will in the and games, Madison Square Gar¬ Feature Paee and More than one Red Tubes, all sizes, 50% Off of to compete race, by virtue den. Oct. $2,50( capable football official has had just at the (Savings $1.05 $10.05) df its showing last week the Stuyve- ATLANTA, 18..The o complaint is the Lakewood track openlríg treatment he has received from certain -*-*7^2_?***__S»-f aant team favored for first honors. tinal week here to-day of th coaches, players and graduates in Entire him after a few fifteen-mile on of Grand Circuit the course or certain irHi stock, without reservation.im¬ jaunts suited racing re of, after, hard games. * Zuna's went back on the steel deck of the naw famous U. S. in four hotly underpinning three and contested racei There has been in many quarters a lack of (£o.5o \s'. ported and domestic soft felt hats and tr_msport Princess Matoika. pacing one trotting. Joh courtesy and a lack of $0& up Ul Henry, '¡"nom:-.- \V. Murphy's hay gelc fair play. ing, took the 2:05 pace The velours.the first mid-season sale of soft Walter Brnttiii, who until the feature of (purse $2,500 football official has had one of the hardest irr1 iinin recently the afternoon, in assignments known hats in has been stepping: over the hurdles for The 2:12 pace went to Captain Mac' sport. And his way isn't made any easier GLOVES the history of these scores. the Knights of St. Anthony, left last a brown horse, in by entirely too many dis¬ L week the straight heats, whi! gruntled losers who use him as the alibi for their for the Dutch West Indio.-;. Brat- third pacing event, for the 2:. defeat. $ù& up tin expects to spend about two class, was won Nellie $5, $5.50 and $6 hats.... $3.95 years mare by S., a bii How About $100,000 Auto Stock in Java. He took his running togs owned by C. G. English, of Rom it, Nassau? Supply and with him, but fears they may be mis¬ Ga., und piloted by George Stiles, 190:;.Princeton, 6. $7, $7.50 $S hats_ $5.95 (TONKERS * Ml'. VKKNON) taken a took four H; Yale, for winter outfit. heats to decide the race. E.y.WiiiisCo.- 85 Chambers St. and the trot, open to the 2:01) 1911.Princeton, 6; Yale, 11. near llntj $9 $10 hats. $7.45 TODAY class, Years. Telephone Worth 36.4 Colorado, driven by Cox, won ta 1919.Princeton, 13; Yale, (3. to A dispatch from Paris states that inir the first am! third heats. by $12 $15 hats. $9.95 Tîie Embassy Handicap Maurice Delivart, a French athlete, Authorized Exchange Dealers to "with a fast cinder trnck for his effort," Pratt Now (The first seven years are the NEW & USED $16 $25 hats. .$14.95 created a now world's record Football Coach hardest.) .The Claremont for 500 ANN ARBOR, Mich., Oct. 13..Dor- Once every eight years the (Prices do not include tax) meters. Wonder where this chap was rill Pratt, Yankee second Tiger during the recent Olympic games. gan his duties baseman, be¬ Wins a game from the Hill here to-day as assistant Bulldog of Yale; The Park Purse football couch at the of Once every eight years old Nassau Glidden Motor & und .'« other Excellent Contests. Michigan. Pratt, in University Supply Co. FIRST RACE VI' 8:30 P. M. Four classes of amateur boxing will the commenting on Knows the joy of the 239 West S8th St. be contested at the situation, said he was amazed at Victory Trail. One Special line? Train* leave Grand City Athletic. Club the luxuries the football «oor E»«. of Hrondwaj. Weber-
Major League Club Owners Urge State Laws to Prohibit Betting on Baseball Games
