Anson Strings Hoppe to Play Fabrique Dodger Shortstop, Who Is Playing Sensational Ml as a Big «Leaguer WithOldtime For Red Cross Ball Players At Elks' Club _ Declares Rusie, Ewing and Cutler and Cochran Show Lange Three Best Men Grand Format 18.2 Bill¬ Game Has Known iards at Daly's There are hut a few of till nl/*»'.,- "jch as u»ed what was tkes !! V called a "tooth protector" e h le play;, > baseball and when concrete ttasJ» I and rnore-t.han-a-mil!lon-do!!ar battts'l Satu prr'n* were not even creamed of, »v» he benefit of t less n realify. That *vas \n the doy «f to a111 i ap Anson, better known as "f««» a liberal fund. The aifa.r will be under n:ie ef the daddies of baseball. .- com Anton tells many :r**ere«fmg tterh« Howard o' his ba«eba!l career, "f'iod baatLe «vas played twenty years before ^ a m hand by tl I Nstisar -, Pren¬ League. !. «Tí," sad Ar;«*,n, while,, was "But of eoern ons by ill til. '-r-rr- were not SO mt«- 'i ork, chain- ball player to be had. Vet with tk» Lards. prese t wealth of material in the au . league« «Here are comparatively §* Jacob Schaefer, «>;" Chicago, * In my opinie« balk- Wagner and l.ajoie, though *hey a* growing old, possesH more natural ttàt than ii « of to-dsy, and the possible e\cept;o,i of Ty Cobb SB« Tria game b« :.« e< :i leagues Develop Fast. "When the sport was first «irit-iastti test H will iigurc. let were developed :'a*ter thai «s almost Both. . a ill conc'.uii. i'1*;.. impossible U ( liarle* get more than a few high class ran by foi «ach team. So it was necessary u " ho has no till in with men who were called plir. rival h ers. but really were nothing mor<. thi* ho«l carrier« an .- greatest of them ail. "Rusie had as much speed as John¬ son, better control an«l the fastest i'ersri'.-- who attended thi curve ball 1 e\er saw," said Anson. "H« V\ ochran and vas physically the superior of Johnson elker Mathewaon and Alexander, and *u Albert G. t utler, :.'. Maurice Daly's, on built like Jeff Tesreau, of the Gianti Monday. Tuesday and Wednetdaj There was no limit to his endurant» bt illiant performar "Tu.: Keefe, who was with the tj Monday back in 1988, was also a master. H» night was amor..- -itchers to perfeet i« known as 'change of pace.' Yet -. eraged 3-'. other stars who van lt>5. . Sutler my ich ran all a*" well as the tpeti- .. pitch. with l'.. ai , . followed , be be catcher I n«r ssw pi«; .he r« gh« f?. rom Kv who caught for t>« on the Buck ing, which effected a >unl Giants when they won the world« «¦trokr. On Tuesday night the differ-j in is**« and I8tt. 1 ha»« :. favor of championship never to this day seen hu sqea Cochran, who had one more inning of the New York Yss- -. ni.d aven little Walter«, | rr.e of As en the pre- kee«, reminds Ewing*! throwiaj Cutlet to bases R,I<1 in Class Himself in f-ut ¦ 18 Lange by d with 125. "n the final "Ewing was a quick thinker sad t d 29, and was natural born leader. Bill l^nge, «*.«* to 1 .. hran mad« Famous English played for me when I had chargstf tit* li Chicago National League club, «sains resulted in an class by himself as an out: elder. V.» unfinished iun of 273, obtained by Oarsmen Give was a better outfielder than Cobb «: hair Speaker and a phenomenal thrower. sed one year he stole 108 bases. Willis»! Lives on Front son, Lenge, Pfeffer aid Your Uncle ail ble. After havii could throw a ball 130 yards. It wel a maid : control of the spheres he mad« in 187" that I won throwing he made a long drive. with Jack Remson is Hartford with« oin at Daly's was phenomenal.; record of 127 yi.rds -I inches." days he made four aver- C. E. Stewart, Henley Star, When asked about the umpire trot¬ Fordham Star óles in the various leagues Anson said: run«, of 229, 273 and 301. One of Victims in the "The umpire system was bad in mí not cham- time, a« it. is now, and. furthermort, :: II woi Answers Call European War always will be bad. The b.g lesfu*« ought to have umpire chief« whtcduld travel about the circuits as insoectori Fra- To the Colors and report on the poor work of tk* "«Id hold« ntinuoua i ecket billiM ri London. May B. Tho names of sev¬ officials or go into the minor leagutiis ihan*i ill «lefet eral famoua oarsmen appear in the lat- search of new men. A man of Matktr»- issued of killed an«! son's ability, for instance, should U wei wounded in action on the Western in such a capacity. But the« Buffalo, during the rig May on front. engaged 21. 1 ". Ohio, has made H 1.1.- Frank Treanor, Centre Among then is that "f Captain lome very capable umpires. Bill* for 'he match. Buffalo is C. K. Stewart, died of wounds, who was of the American League, in ay in the Evans, Taberski to play Football Team, Enlists Brasenose College, Oxford, eight cpinion. :-¦ the best of the modern crop Without of the at Henley In In the old days John Gaffney was tut a i hall an net play in the Sergeant F W. Clark, wound.-.I. star ump fearless, square and cteet Here Navy ihn Marlow Rowing Club oarsman who the rules. John Kelly, tt* rowel student of or the title held b> in the eight at Henley in 191.1 tras i good eld judge, even if he did labei sad I'M and ex-captain of the Marlow e« once." '" lion Frai r. Treanor, centre on I he Lieutei anl A. D. Fleet, an 1st" -1^0 the of the "Sunday Better K*. gel of ham University eleven, enlisted in secretary ?" was i. ba« been killed in action. He "llnv about I! I'.y Sunday tap third of four brothers to asked. first mfi Maroon football i OUgh war, the fourth being Dr. \ H "Bill- - a better evangelist that both branches the old Scottish captain, »»ho h'oyed "He wi« i harlea P. England in 1901, the fastett runner that ever drew et' ngninsl Ire¬ on tb mpany, Treai or, v ho weigh- 150 pounds, was land m 1801-'02 and against Wales in .I «hoe when we played replied had :> per- the lightest centre in the Fust list sea- lOOl-W. Chicago team, but he didn't s)*ne> >- in ttealát a con¬ Although shy on beef, he was Captain 6. L Jackson, killed, was in exercice the best judgment tinuo fourteen balls ttiett and most th« Harrow School bases. was an excellent outfields ' aggret- cricke! eiere He lnfluets» would be pocketed in the i".nal frames si*e members of the team. i 1911. 101_ and ISIS, being captain in antl a t'air lutter and his and the football management has stopped j the last year and in the football eleven among the <'h*cago players was geei position« of thi ball adding games to the schedule, and the| in 191 J. He also represented his gchoo' Anson honestly believes that heces» lid he mart a at in the teams to-iV and the cu< lit« will be announced within week. racquets 1912 ami 191 .i. Another manage some of big tf that they could be replaced for the re- All the games will depend on the con¬ fi.motis Ilnrrow cricketer hits fallen in as well as anybody, and stated thst sumption of play on the second and tinuance of hostilities. Lieutenant J. If. Ramsov, who died of would gladly return to the fold to tal« th-rd night«. the Fordham athletic au- wounds. "Baseball .» the continuous Although the reins upon request. »Id To this definition of thorities have not announced their; Lieutenant Colonel £ W. Hermon. my firs-, love and I'll stick to th« game f the principals fay next year, it is thought that who has been killed in action, to the end," he said. .o match would agree played game a ip the Maroon athletes Will be seen in for Oxford against Cambridge at polo ..pete at blockt of 150 no objec- few if any intercollegiate contests. In- in 1899 and won many prize*, for rid- to games will be encouraged. mg and lumping at tourna- Committee Named ments. military ¡-rounds caused a postponement Lieutenant P. (¡. Jenkins, one Cricket Eleven Berlin Does Fast yesterday of the Amherat-Fordham ten¬ of the 'amous golfing brothers, has aNo Pick nis match. The Fordham Prep-St. made the hir- sacrifice. He was runner- Time for the Derby James baseball game was called up in the Irish open amateur champion¬ .1. íairmaii of the generti : he «ame eaaon, ship in 1912. committee in charge of the Ked Cre* -1- The ** Berlin, .1 S. seventeenth Scottish internatioal benefit cricket match to be played K-ighy footballer to fall « Staten I»!»"1* candidate. to A. Captain T the grounds of the Bailey Attempt Neleon. He obtairted hia "HIinT' a» lis Club, at Livingst«* rday at Douglas Oxford and for Crick« "Comeback" in Race played Scotland airain«' on Memorial Day, yesterday appointe» n time thai Lngland in is:»»t. Major and N** d t he the old Harry Well« F. F. Kill v. of the New York rack. He covered New Infielder Makes from I'ppingbam boy who wa« can- Cricket Aatociation; Geort* W inl Id C. Hail'*., who won the ten- Robbie's Good Start; tain ot the Park Diftr"** the mi!«- in 1:41 Î-5. The Quarter wat Rossljrn Club, has been Shaw, of the Metropolitan loi ¦! championship for the wounded a second time. Captain H .1 Cricket and Albert !.. «-**''. tteppe :49 and New Athletic Club in will la League, 15. York 1910, ,(.ray, killed, the well known Suss«) of the \ an < ortlandt Park (-'r,**tV the Uli attempt a come-back in the handicap cricketer and A number of horsemen it Ten Years in Minors County golfer. League, at members of a sub-con""-1'' pronounced run of the Before Chance Came ve ,.'.d a half mile Osanam Played elevH .ee t0 tuck the All-New York the best performance of any Derb] < lub No. .!, which ttartt from the club- Pimlico matrt d'datc t 245 Baal 15-d Street, thi« after¬ Results i is to play in the test houae, SA« i: Ctsta ta: toe to Halifax team. noon. Thi little runner retired short- In I,averti Fabrique, who is proving tweeii major and minor league base« number of years' seasoning in fast vice for the Grays, and during the it the Cup i" ball. I the difference is minor . Faculty to Play 'Varsity iriumph, owing accept« one of the leading aensationa of the think greatest company before they are ready three campaigns continued to improve ¦on which took hini out of in Next comes speed. It for the National or American circuits. in and all-round use¬ I Ifa«' ..tul National championship race, pitching. hitting general Miss Mayo-Smith ulty tow i League that everybody in the big show Nu'.«'. Fabrique has had that necessary fulness. Last season Fabrique hit for Harri i Hall three months B Manag'1! Wilhert Üobinson of the is one -chou During the last belie fast. A fellow can't fumble sutfi'i-.ni; from any .315. Shines in Chess Pi«-! raining with the 'croas eoun-¡ champion Brooklyn Dodgers and then gel his nian like ii" can in wound to hia pride. The nickname "Bunny" was lir^t ap¬ pounced \ ti> team of the winged loo« Club and haa secured the mieaing link of an the sticks. I've been enough to "Fur year' he has been tired with to when he vent to the will ed for thi otherwise strong Infield chain. lucky plied Fabrique «ii'l up. of .*.,.. game giving points of advice to hit pretty well so far, but I real ambition to gel into the big show.! .Jackson in 1009. It has stuck to him .rabella Mayo-Smith, '. idemic ,,o\ u nu rs of the If Fabrique can continue to the end seen the to ..ver nithed her «cheduit th" mb« tquad. haren't the beat of major league N*OW that has come since. He'd .' bat of the .season the has set «o opportunity scarcely recogniz» »»urnsaws departí litar) training The attracted a field of pace he pitching vet. I can imagine what HI l im after he haa matured he will not the name Lavern now. But or the annual championship talions. to inr. he to aa ¡» "Bunny" of >«" .er 250 starten, and. according ¡a likely prov« great be up when summer weathei tint the chance is '" of the Women's Chess Club against likely forget anything I.avern all the same to him so long .1 , *.* ii...n»m to the aa Bancroft ha« « ,, Krank Koran, coach of the help Dodgers thaw oui retei in arms I think that the end as he can 111 -, ,. M«ral«n. York with a total of eleven games to pitching implies. before make good for the Dodgers. Pimlico Entries boi -. 'he race w ill be the ben the Phillies and Maranville to, >.f «ea«on will earn r>is If "'">¦*<-'. ami throe loat, thereby getting ****? the like thia illua- Teammates Bis; Help the Fabrique anybody thinks this shortstop can¬ 3 rsamUaW\ I,eld Over twenty-five Bravea. Fabrique, among the giea*. snort«tops o' didate will fail, he can plr.ee, below Mr». Natalie .N.xdotff. *¦*? « a «hon place twenty- *!.¦ will lu represented. triou« pair, i» ahortafep, and "Mr. Robin«.in has been .l a odd good last week won the Raines trophy 'or itiaiiv ha< been one very good game." wagers by journeying to F.b- iT,;,r yeara the crying to me w-is of 1'J'a in fact, all teammates Fabrique born of French par¬ bcts Field. ¦ a, total points. my - - - . weakneai c'~ - a» C.C. N. Y. 1918 Wins Brooklyn have helped me all thev could. I in- ent.« at Clinton. Mich., in 1889. He a> B? Of Bancroft Type tei be very boat esrni d ocal reputation in th«; Parade to Columbia Freshies Do Baseball Title Fabrique la of the Bancroft type, morning pra«tice, and hope by hav¬ early ''«*"« «is shortstop for the Clintor Olympic Util* A i ght, hut rangy build, He ing the Brooklyn pitchers pitch to me High «School nine. In 1908 he secured Chesin-e» with all have to hia first with Feature Big Games Battle with Th'- !w Of C. C. N. V. won in jio«-.issed of an «".cillent pair of they keep my !\mps profes«ional engagement i'.ii uni hack nu. iM.i.i,., -anra-DM hard« and a accurate arm. He ill trim. Por years I've longed for just the Teeumseh, Mich., club of the South » ? he in'.erclass br.sketball tournament strong, a** is a ease this that confronts me. l.i*ai*ue. This club the year Columbia University freihmen h ita scor¬ élever fielder, Rom«,- with equal oppoitunity Michigan The Aral annual track and field cham- . »« of 'he college classes, quintet had to s'.«',',. »>._, ». in a chess tournament. *.**! to either and of that If I do rot make with Brook¬ before sold Fred Merkle Me¬ ». ' competing *¦ and no di side, possessed good ». -" ing four victories suffering it not be dra»« pionship games of the Athletic Associa¬ I will their attention for the h. hapry faculty of being able to pe>; ac¬ lyn, will because of indiffer¬ engage KOPWa**J from almost ence to I'm out to .a Sloaa Rise tion of Private Schools *'ill be held at T.m« n two or three weeks. Having The senior class, 1917, sustained curately any posi.">:) my opportunities. IT, Trtu, Twin su twii »,.''. r E. * become the best short¬ three wins so faV. ?".""'i one reverse, and that at the Such clever judges as John .1. Mctiraw, make good, to The ri«" of Brooklyn's shortstop was the Horace Mann Field a» Fieldston, straight tess only « in the If I fail, it will be to be on the high the Houlihan. hinson and seh oombe stop game. slow. He was soon ca«t West '-'46th The ¦¦¦ o. lowski appears of champions. painfully Street, Bronx, on BOXt 17*0. , ; I. Katehen. of Manhattan, was the shin¬ predict a brilliant future fur tin« because I'm fooled in m-, «elf. and that adrift by T»" umseh, and finished the to ultimate victory. S-**¡«M formerly the real s'uff isn't there. I'm Saturday afternoon. Seventeen private I"-.,.' Or « lapp and K. Warden follow, in I IV I'. ing star «if the City College tourna- 'iijirp man. lie is not exactly fOUBg ready sossu". «:' ]'.">" with a semi-pro. team aa ball jjo. but that fact i» In to do my best." of Cold" Mer. Mich. The high .chools are now enrolled in mem- order named players following The to date follows: hia favor, if anything. For Fabrique Few major league players break into van»- Fabrique »vas back in the South ¡bership of this organization. It is standing u y has been able hia rune of so ». i» 1 through years the charmed circle for the Irst time Michigan League again, this fme with their desire to ente/ their strongest larraulm.«.! : t S A «':«.*-..< I ri C. C. N. Y.-Stevens j.i'.t. ilnl! to «t'idv the one late in life as did Fubrirue. "Bunny." the Jackson, Mich., club. track and field teams in this Kat.i.ni.1 1 Waid'n * T. . initial THF. MfTit. HANTS' patrol. Me haa never played any as he is knovn. is approaeh- Fabrique p'ayrd 'hree seasons in meet, in of HAM.,. Al Meet Called Off familiarly I'n. anticipation winning the but the short field aoi ing his twenty-eighth birthday. But ¡l Fort Wajne, of the championship. A large !i«t of events Island Show "If make« «.» that fact has neither the Centre] his Long Dog practice perfect.*1 discouraged League, purchased release .-ire scheduled, among which are event, Kennel < lab .".** \ K '.' V Bteveni annual track "I should he .-.ii'* te do fair- player nor lu« nasairiate- from Jackson "Bunny" played in Lor» for novices, juniors and «eniors in UJ | I . Fabrique. to be held at Gravcsend ra««tm«** was to have been held yes- Is will in my pr-'«ent surrounding«. "rahriqoe," says Kobinson, "is bet- Wavnc fot two vears, through 191-and both track and field. .10. *"* m the I.rmaohn l'»e had nine years to study my job. ter off, I believe, to have COI 1911 An '- Brooklyn. Wednesday, May I. City College Olympic parade and patriotic the -**¦''''' . iXk was cancelled to W#| irse, I am tit'- from satisfied tha' late. Often young are dis- Bill Donovan, then of the «¡.»mor.stratinn from pre«. :u ndications, be Br***. Stadium, owing players manager will precede the game«, this The <*m\ .d'¬ I have made good. I'll make Rood (ouraged ¡tnd ruined for life by being Pravideace club of the International after which the entir« .' show of popular club. < assemblage w'li which a number il. | -. was to have met the thci^-h. ;f nustling and application »ailed too soon to the big league». It bought Fabrique from Fort in ti. mittee, comprise« League, join singing national an- -, .. . team breaks the'r to he sent in fall of .'. a well known kennel owners and I1J 'Bui > end Harris ha-chall e0i;rage back Wayne the ISM.1. Fabrique them. Thf five big schools which hold ." in_ i*"e"BJ*" Ualfae 'a Tr. ha*, the of «?**«¦ I ('©liefe a*~«i Broader ( h'ld« the Han "Yea s.«-, thi« my Aral trial in into the hru«l'. But how «if?, n do you i «am r for the futuie membership in this league are laal^^^^^^^^^H hearty support ~ sa** -e*. *. . pennant Poly their effort to >«Viail >ester«!a\. but Ihoes ath- majoi company, «ml l must soafea a youai i .all manager of ie Tankaae. The |a«t I'rep. St. lohn'« Pnp. Barrar«!. Horace rftaÄ Ievery member in tntl wi re also called off. i.« a errat deal of difference be- VcCv acid j:h. Host of t h «" ni lequnc a three »casons Fabrique did valiant set- Mann and 2ä ixteenth annual thJe*»*,ui* Adeljihi Acadcai¿. .Hark »uto. Iceatful «vent.