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THE EVENING JOURNAL. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6. 1913 ro I r i Basketball JOURNAL’S DAILY PAGE OF SPORTS Baseball I p m Cenr'l Sports ALL THE NEWS OF THE LOCAL SPORT WORLD, Odds and Ends
Jk: T" ■ ; LAUGHING AT Willard, Who Defeated Morris, Phillies Lead the Nationals Sidelights on Local HECKERT BOOM m . Will Fight In Australia In Club Fielding This Year Sporting Talent PHILLIES FirST IN CLUB FIELDING; CHAMPION GIANTS ARE ONLY FOUURTH. York Manager Stands Little y I’D. A. E. r.r. P.B. »» o. Pet. By “Bill McGowan Philadelphia .-. 1.30 4339 20*1 21 ! 00.34 .90S 13 "j^-t. Louis'. r Chance of Getting Tri- 153 4034 20,33 219 (K)2*i . .905 15 i Pittsburgh .1.3.3 4106 IS.il 220 021.) .904 14 New 1 urk .., 4233 193K •34 State President V Big urn 0443 .901 14 The North Kart Academy basketball , It Is said that the Vandever team, 'Cincinnati ... 1.30 4110 2033 1 0422 .901 14 team will clash tonight with the Ores- | 0f the All-Wilmington League, Brnok'yn ...... ; 13; 410,3 IS!»:) 43 0241 .901 13 has m é t'hirngri ...... 4110 2004 .939 1.3 MEETING SOON TO cent fire on the floor of the former. | i!:m signed Pitcher Luts, of the St. Aloy L K Bout ou ...... 4110 2003 3 ‘ 0380 .957 11 Manager Frank Heaton, of the North sius team, for next season. “Lutz won 1 im * TALK OVER AFFAIRS m i!:ß East hoy«; i? confident his quintette will the city championship for his team ? According to the official holding aver- . you'll find him—like any cripple come out a winner. His team will be at / 1 Wilmington fins are not inclined to last season. age* <;t fclte National League for 1913, Hans only made 24 errors out of 501 tired in new uniforms, which were re f...... there is not a regular player on either*j chances. aka too seriously the Heckert boom His average is .962. John 5 ceived fron; N. Fnellenburg A Co. this “Lew” Denhy. the Wiltnlngton hoy -f.- vWalBf -, th. New V-;k or Hro.klyn clubs v.bo or the presidency of the Tri-State Hummel of the Dodgers, with a tab afternoon. The colors of the team will who Is making a big hit with Vogel's lr* -lands at the t >p of the i-uhimi) in his 0f .653 is third >ague. The York manager hae been Fletcher of the be orange and bitte. . > i", , %* • ; i4- ...... UU ,h. r,5b,„: boomed so many times that wimtat V baseball would not be winter baseball The cage fcosser* from Brandywine (jwillayB- be home for the Christmas holl- I t WP * ------1 T-'YTyst I'Mcaptain, position, conics nrtirestas among to firsthe thebaseman king I R. T.,ba Fisher, ^adu?» who8 played*î1** JP°1318b 'gameson- J8 If some such proposition from York have been practicing hard this week for __ l v- j ■ „ 1 he ranks second. \> it’.i «'percentage of Eleventh. Schafer of tie Gants, who would not come ont yearly in Decem tonight'» battle. Among the Mt. St. Mary’s College * v • Wß7 MW- Kd. Konet.-hy. the Cardinal, who ?”Tf/ed °rt ,n 16 Kam**- 18 ab80' ber to be discussed by the fireside un — football star« to receive their ”M" \ v _ ß" i* reported Uv bo slated id plav first for *u _ til the annual league meeting. By the "Bobby” Wallace, who was to have letters was "Jack" Kelly, son of - the Giants next -«.im.ii, »auks best. He aTanJ,‘f> ,lln midget Bostoi * way, it is said that President Carpenter fought at the Fnirmmint Club next John D. Kelly. Jack played a Stirling W^fT------■ -, - JO has a mark ,a'V'!.1 . _ . T ■ t hssehsll is in the bal- ton P't,pd "R*in8t Philadelphia boy». aeveral games for the Varsity team f,‘l m , Mi «*"*•—«wy ‘,,K "" thÇ wi l P hire of Tn-State baseball ia, in the bal __ season ' PWTw/|| I schedule (the extra one luring accounted feet percentage. Leach has a mark ja« .n wh« tin, « •W-'-'L d’h, local Uds thst will probably he ' ______' IjfiLlt W.AKVjF^_ . , ______-t.u by the fggt lhat the ..., #fc . „ thên talk of « new president, if on art: jjarTv n«ker *‘Kidn C?hed- ” Bucklcv who for several I Phillies played 0(1 a tin -made 15-13 Zaoh \\hcat of the Dodgers rank^ is 'nnt^and*!)!« wick’ WtlUce- Braillard «nd years hfld down an outfield position R âÇR FTR Jeßs WiUard* h«vln* gained a decl- putouts, IIS hut m«dr 26 error», ^ *97^ FYed Snodgrass of cannot afford to let^ it die out and the Gardner. There is good talent in that on the DuPont team, of the All-VVil- DAjAlIDALLAI I I slon over Carl Morris, has moved an- Huggins, l4ie (aid.mil mam .’.p'°^'r *itb ,?ib8' 8 Çf8hte«>nth: sooner a rigorou» .tart 1» made toward f#r(| A„d jf such ean be arranged it mlngton League, has surprised bis other peg forward In the heavyweight l,,ads t,,<' 'f■,'on,l baaamp" 'r,tb ',’T7' „eth Stu Lk * a -aDt8 ,B tWPD' next season a goal the better, fanning A M e ft 8enjttipn " manv fr|cnds This time Bill Is fllTH II ACT!) II » 1 P 8 Ior"ara ,n lQe ncaxyweigni Htrry ttroh) the Jormur Giant, who.was tleth. with .966. 'Red' made the about the prospect» can get nowhere un- p __ married I \ I* K I I fighting game. Willard says he will traded to tliqjdedu, stands third. Johnny n108* assists of any outfielder in the til the league representatives get to- -oien" Hackctt i« rounding up a bas- ______lli»UAND U J1JI4UIII/1/A A |g0 to Australia to fight in February. iF.ver«, manager of the .Cubs, is fifth, butines*. He threw out twenty-four g«th«r and learn from the president just ,e,trl at the Pullman esr »hop». ------Pflirnni TP AV1T i ------Cutsliaw. of the . Dodgers, is men. most of them at home, which p».-a«p.~ j.v;asrtÄ^*~~••“* •“ mat do you want StHEDUltS OUI i «•»■-«• ■«“ »«»• ss wMax. Went Carpenter gener.lly has some d0"n tMms _ n nal uu uu ”01,1 ------• Pennlyn Hall basketball team defeated ^ p,,y,e WM ^ injure4 lut. outs, the most of any outfielder In plane for next season and he usually One of the best sport« that lower tO KhOW AbOUl SpOfl? NEWARK, Del. Dec. Ö.-Delaware 1 'Vestmin*ter last ,u8ht 0,1 îhe v- M- H- lis thirteejKli. . i the organization. r I gets those plans through to completion ndawnre can boast of i, George Pratt, * College basketball and baseball tcun, A' ,la Hf,or’ b-v 8 4” to 7 s‘’or,>' . Doyle bad a ™ark of P95' haV.* ' .S’, »K Burns of the Giants fielded when the league meetings come around. manajr,r 0f the Company G team, at ------—------■’ will p|uv-t large muk>ri(\ of their came- I Ybe feature ol the game was the floor ' inf? made thfrty-one errers out of 691-we or a newcomer. He stands I Believing that this winter will prove p)PVPr He has a Une hunch of stars on snorMn» Fdltor EVENING lOIIPN'AI nt Ä Ä T Wl I »irk «I Dm * . chances. |twenty-second on the list, having exception, it is expected that the ,li uintett mi i# booking games 8p°™n* Ed,'"r BVEM.NO JCH RNAL. ‘ ^ 3.1c‘ Imxc he"" Ü e, ared I he ine un- * John Lobert of the Phillies Is In I'laycd m 1W nmei He made preaidentnc will have something interest- wjth local teams. I Kindly publish nyourpaper the j N-anagcrV Mr . fl rtv nd 'Vn ellee , ‘P'i, . . . the front rank of the third basemen, twenty-two assists. H.s average is ing to say when he calls a meeting. _ ’number of years Christy Mathewson ^ -ui«! of «.«.-h U I \ m P*nnlyn Hal1' Westminster. Arthur Devlin, who was turned loose .963 - Meckert is full of ideas and many of -phe proposed new basketball league is : bas been pitching In the big leagues. ! ^oy ... Craig...... forward ...... Lindsay | bv the. Braves, is second, although) A ill Killifer of the Philles is really them have been followed out in the Tri- creating considerable cc mment about FAN. ' , follow- ...... forward ...... Wilson only taking part in slxty-ninc games, the leader of the catchers, although State. Among the things he has advo- („„„ *inee David Snellenburg made the I Batty has been pitching consistent- ! Basketball Schedule Dare...... center Slnhba ! fharlie Herzog, who didn’t cover Bert Whaling, of Boston, tops him by eated is the present kalary limit, announeemet that he would offer a cup I J for thirteen years In the Mg, ,|llnunrv lO-Kn^uehanna Université Truss mi.n, p i imu.t itllird reg"la'ly (or tbP 2 points, the latter's mark being .999 Whether a low salarr limit is a good to (he winner of such s league. j leagues, and he ha« heen with or Pi-att Witute rt Newark 5 iijol.tonstein...... mia.d ...... R‘ ‘ ô„,es i fifth: fted Smith, of thb Dodgers Whaling only caught 77 games, while thing or not remains to be pr-ven. How _ New York Giants ever, ».It of that | j!lnuun il-Dn’xel InsWute. at \ew- Vicrtrt P^n.ilv,, ' ijall CJraVix « ^ «n«* Tlllte Shafer, of the KIHifsr worked In 120-more than any it worked out last season would be the The well kown Defiance five will enter | tinio. ark. ’ ’ Jack 7- Dare 4- 1 ictiten-tei’n I \Vr t" IG!ant8 twelfth, having played in richer backstop in the league. Killifer »ubiect of an interesting statement if the league. ’This team is composed of | — January 23—Temple UniversHv at ’minster’ Wilson ’I Strèl.hs I Fouls— e'Sh^r-one^«ames in that position. has the most assists—166- which President Carpenter cared to give it out. "Hoek" Glynn, the star slahist of the Sporting Editor EVENING JOURNAL. I Newark * P ’’ - in,,^ j.’ j i,uisa.’ >. strehl»- 1 Reli ice °ne of ,bft !iUrPrlBP8 is ,bat Meinte practically means that he threw out The York boom Is not taken ser- Rockford All-Wilmingtofi League team. Please let me know the names of all | February ll-Washington College, at '-Morris/ Substitute- - - \Vestmi.uter ; Z'mmermann. 4lie hard-hitt'ng third- that number of men who tried to steal louslv by magnates outside of that and a •daily defense man. Salmon baseball players of Jewish descent. Chertertown. Icia. k for Home- McKehvv for \\ ilson. - facker„of 11,8 ^ 18 1u»lrd from tbe bases. Grover Hartley of the Giants city and It Is a cinch that he would Shields, a nest forward: 'Joe laicey, BiBO the names of all fighters of Jew-j Fehniarv 20—Washington College at ’ __ ' 'last. He, made thirty-six errors, more is seventh on the list. Will Fischer of be opposed on all hands. It Is he- whose clever work on the wooden path , jBh descent. READER. Newark. ‘ PENNLYN THIRD ALSO WINS than anybody plse ,n this P°8i:Ion, the Dodgers eleventh. Otto MB 1er of Ueved here that Harrtaburg would has won him many admirers; "Uharley j Johnny Kling is (he holy baseball February 2.3-W illiams and Mary1 n Thiti^defe.t/f Park 4 U hv l" lookl1n,'J^°"r.,he recoTda w",„ls ^e. Dodgers twelfth. Larry McLean Lad it. Heckert has been In Trl- McDonough a brother to the notorious 1 player we know of who Ik of .lewUl) ’ (pending), at Newark. * in ^ by not surprised that every club in the(0f he Giants thirteenth. Jim Archer itati ball since the organization of "Tommy'’ McDonough, and “Kid Mt- |descent.. As to the other part of yoni February 26—ITatt In-titute, at New ,* „ 0 country Is after Joe Tinker, the de- rf Cubs fourteenth. Chtel Meyers __ . Jhe league, and the fans who re- Dullough. the recognized host foul.*bt>oG 1 qeestloa, there are Battling Levlnshv,1 York. * j n,*,- Pnr, . r P,°8rd lfd^fr ,b® Red8- be cas- ,f fhC Giants sixteenth and Arthur ILT member the league at the start m»«1 '*t '" the c'^-- The weal'(Pr* of *b' ' Phil Bloom. Abe AHell, Eddie O’Keofe, Tobnwry 2—8t. John's at Brooklyn. MoKav > forward P ^ Vulton hP.adK t lC fboo,tS,0,PS ,H'Va?r!a>Pd|.1,P Wil8°n of ‘be Giants seventeenth. 'W have, followed It consistently through land blue wiU be *be m nag |,fonng O’Leary, Leach Cross, Dnnnq March 4 Mnrvland Agricultuial Cul-xi -» »•„*, ...... forward ...... Muntv 101 games, got 223 putouts, 320 atslBlR Meyers-had 579 putoufa. He caught Its eventful exl.tence will remember of, "Curt" Diamond the former duPont , ttWf» wllllf Beecher and other* too Hege, at Newark: Pierso ...... -enter ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' Bi" hon a“d .oni,y 0madP 18 errora' Hla avcr- 316 games Thl* m*ans that the Gl- that Heckert has always heen good Academy football man. j numerous to mention. | March 11 - Philadelphia College of'i;rl ' .„.ar,i ...... V' ilU U8u ^ '9Pv , , _ „h__, !a“‘ pitchers struck out more batsmen for a boom when anybody cared toi . “ , . . , _ |Pharmacy, at Newark...... Han* Wagner, the veteran short- than any other staff. start one. A few of the rumore *bout, Manager* of the various team* °Mgp0Ttina Kdltor KVKNINO JOURNAL Mnnh 13— St. lolin’« of AnnapOli*, oil ,t ,rin{ ' ^ ...... ^ ^ ^top of tlie F iratop, is next in line, Roger Bresnahan of the Cub* and ;'Heckert. even during the 'a8> „"*«?• i^„ ™ ur8Pd bP prWnt at Kindly tej\ me'h^u?, ÏÏSrîfc# ^ , P I'irtd"^-.*'« Ponnlvn. McKay. n5 'Ä^ÄÄ' «"a"a^ of the PhH- that he was alatedtor the mans- this meeting. _ I Lean of the Giant! is. Bavebs 11 Schedule 'Tru«-. I;- Gramp. 1. ‘ Park. Muu.lv. 2. of TretkSg down as a r.- 1 W’ d,dn » participate In many fhaTSlare w^aa* mf^'uTbo^le^e' old Swedes sent up word this, „ , INTERESTED. I fl**» 'ÏÏ'V Foula-Truss. 3: Kufton, 1; VVäls, 1. fcüîf of attacks ’ of rleumntlfm. H{, «amn8^^nevertheless their averages Resident, tbaS^rould cop the pen-Corning that they would come with J ^,'‘an 'fors "P in ,hf 8,r,6 fw>< « \{.\ o St. Bobu's of ,v..n»p..li. or 1(rlor<'p *" Abraham«. „rely dOe^i't cavort about the 1n- are poor. There are six pitchers wlio have nant. no^jaP^ *hat the cost, and hellB on. , (ncl.es, _ John1; Mopkin«, at Newark., H I.I , field-anywhofy from ftrst to third perfect averages. They are Alexander rs that have slipped the — (snortlne FMItor FVgVfMn mbnvn I -',n' “ Penn-yfiunia Military College. between Delaware and Droxel, of the Phillies. Fromme of the Giants, a^HHBWTT now. It-was the ennsensu«! SomP the teams mentioned aa Bpbr/"* V,'.. ,.r’ Jf), N at < lie-tor .l^^opInloB that he was back where he bei„K «„fered In the league ar«: De- K 'd y 8t? p."rba* la 'be natio-ui.lty | Mny ,, ,,pon May 2lt Drexel Institute, ot Newaik. Rlxey of the Phillies, Crandall of ,‘ho May 23 Rutgers, at Newark. belonged—managing the York club. flanrp nelaware Hardware, North of James .1. Jeffries, former heavy-| |3 ft.-ek Kill, at Newaik. Giants, McQuIlan of the Pirates and .May 27—4 (pen. CRUISER'RACE Burk of the Cardinals*. . .. It Is also said that George M Ora- APartPmy, Chesmar, Y. M. H. A.. w?'*b* «’bumpion of the wrorlrt A so Mllv ...... ,|rid and May 39—Htevens (pending!, at New- George Tyler of the Braves, with ' hum. a Philadelphia sporting editor, Vernon, Compaoy “C* of the •R <. roas r real name. , track meet *»nd dual field arid track meet ark. 197 assists, led the league fh this re would be a candidate for the league Armorv B«imont Academy. Old BOXER TO BALTIMORE spect. Matty of the Giants made 199. presidency Graham and (arpenter « H >h, pioneers Jeftrle* I« an American. He na« — ^thirteen pufouts and three errors. are close friends and this, it Is ex- • __ horn at Carroll, Ohio. Leach Cross ! ~ I The Giants, who easily won the pen Meted, Is more barber shop baseball. mPPtlng on MondaV night ts is Louis Hallarh outside the tight ; nant. only stood fourth in team field This also has been rumored for some for g 0-rlooU, ,nd will he held I ring. ON JULY 22 BARBER SHOP BASEBALL ing. The Phillies are first, the Cardi- years. In THE EVENING JOURNAL office. | 1 ■ . . . Inals second and the Pirates third. The Sporting Editor EVENING JnyRNAL. i WHAT IS BEING DISCUSSED AROUND THE HOT SiCVES WHILE The date for the holding of the big ^lodgers are sixth. Cubs seventh and "Crow" Proud and "Joh" Knox, two (a) How many points for a touch-' ritvm ta/f wintfb nrv i Philadelphia to Baltimore cabin the BraVes last. r DUPONT OFF TO sports that piloted th* Bancroft team back? (b) How many points for 3 ' ' cruiser yacht race, by day of and 1 MEET GLENN WILLOW of the AB-Wllmlngton league last touchdown and a gbal from touch-1 1 7------— ------———— ------i around Cape Charles, has been fixed 1 ______year, are wasting no time In rounding down? ' ANXIOUS. I VI of ( levelaml*- exhibition games to Secretary Farrell, of the National As- '"Y "ednesda>- July 22. .Tat race up a fast club for next season. ".Urn" la) A touchbark doesn’t count, be played in Marclw and A;>ril have been | Bori..jon srtfino. nBiri0 .s ,:e r‘arted from the Camden ■CORD’S VITAL ,The duPont Gun Club meets the Ballentlne. the old Brow-neon star, 1* Team making fouchhack has (he right ; practically arrange«], uecording to E. S. j>|avnr pau) Smlfh h lh ,Ptr)ua „..f, Motorboat Club, off, Pyne Pojnt, and Wenn Willow Club of Roxboro. Phil- thP flrBt ,aypr 4o BiKned by the to bring ball out to 20-yard line when Barnard, iice p.rrtd.-ut of Die dub. f ' \nehie“ Assôemnon„ flol8h off lhp *iary,and Motorboat 1R adelphla this afternoon in a Ph la- tPBm for next wesson. putting Into pU). (hi Under the pre«. ab- baa jurt returned f on. Athen«, G*., Memphts cLb Ae Sî had rtened^“ ''. °" 'he PatalT° Rivpr' Tbi3 1 RESTORATIVE Selphla Trap Shooters League match. _ Pn. ra)«B a touchdown count« «G the Nrfn»' trainiua grounds I lie rt'hed- ; „ T,r h .[. 8l8n«‘d 1 decision w ;ia reached yesterday at a Restores Men’s Vitality. About forty men left early this af- -g).» ^hief Williams, the star point« and a goal from touchdown ",p Mardi 30 and 31, April 1 ..B° , J ' 1 / Î1 “ h lhe "ashing-: meeting of the regatta committee of I Price $1. At all druggists. Always ternoon to take part in the shoot: Uc2£ on thp For DuPont fesm, ' P"' * goal from toucluTown Atbnita: Vpril 3 ami 4, at club tb* American League. a„d ,he Delaware River Yacht Rao ng As- on hand at Miller Drug Go’s., 4Ö4 Tbe present standing the different t^day to say that he °nf’ „ kh.ttsnoog.; April .3. open; April « and ' ‘h<- commission ruled that he had the | aoclaUon. Market SL. Wilmington, Del. Mail Sit elube Is as follows: tB „llltn* to send the 45th Co. team ano,tin* Editor EVENING jgurnai ’• nt 1 inrinaati; April « and », at In ' *, _.to f'on,r*r‘ "''n th‘3 r'»b The' This is the first dale set for any of I order» solicited. 8. S. White, Holmesburg. P«.. AaTn.t SlymBta for a side bet n kü rrü. i,r kn„v „.rt «»iaMpoliS! April 7 and H. «econ.l squad ^cMon was based on a clause in the ! ,hp blr ra,:es for the 191 calendar, broke 946 ont of 1.00*; Highlands. aW,n8t °*y,npU _ * ■ v„ ‘i,a n „.n ^ *• -M1 10 -'•<> " L'o/um- Player’s contract which called for his The race Is of unusual importance. Edge Hill, Pa., broke 928 out of r.u .ro„nd next season •Chief" Kli?™0',j B™w" . . . bus. O.; April 12. tirrt »«. «econd squad | relhase from the Adrian club at the and the .-onfmiilee took lime 6v the 1 lime by the PROP. G. F. TLEEL S im-.lVIf •»•*• 1,000; duPont Gun Club, Wllming- _ 1 Th,,TK f0,,,8ll two ten-round no-de- at |,onglw. |>Brk, (levelaml. .close of the Michigan Association sea- | forelock !u order to clim,-h b thelh. dateHate! MBs g»4«rht.. PSM«s«..Tw, M lun'ntnm rruCu.Cim .lier ni,.ri ,,11. Frl.U. Dlnw to», Del., broke 927 out of 1,000; ^ local *portln|f man who de*erve* ° 8 °n 0,1 ** n or * i ... . t |I Kon- __ I for this important race. j ïiji '«•ts Qlt’t. SI,M L«,e„. Drtlnl, Câmden Shooting Association, Cans- much credit for his work 1* Frank o ¥^t.DÄT ,oc Tl,lk#*r nevrr will «ot out of tne • | Five positive entries have been as^ JLJ® Tpin*. 4-..I ?i«D.feDIty, t^oebma lak», OÎ4 »■ »l«.r. »I«. TV. etSXIS , den, N. J., broke 912 out of 1,000; Tr*vnnr roiirb of the OlvmniA foot- sPort
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