The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-27
lN THE WORLD OF SPORT.
perhaps a mineral water bath. Then what
appetltes the men do havei

=, perhaps mineral water bath. Then what
4 appetltes the men do havei
i Captain pahicns Chicago regulars ana
colts are tired Of waycross. Ca They
recognigo that Il has the climate. and that
Is the only point they will conc9de' They
1 are AFRAID or being famed by the slow going
in the sandy hail grounds, and they long
/ Tor tho quality ot food that towns mora
used 10 entertaining viatorS can supply
i These objections have been presented 70
4 Manager Buhs, and the team mus also sent
d telegram TO President Hart. The play
eis are Inslstent on the point that they are
| not rafaing objections because oil personal
i discomfort aioiiu. They argue that they
Gun moi De responsible for iltcif pluyins
/ ability under the present arrangement No
answer from President hart has been re-
cciyed.
The number OF striking players OF the
Baltimore club has been reduced TO five.
Catcher Bill Clarke came to the conclusion
| that the wlsest thing for him TO do was 10
| report to iianlon at Macon, Ca, Tor prac-
| tice. Haulon Is wrothy at ~ strikers.
ard "a determined TO deal severely with
! the stubborn bali players. He sent tcic.
| gram 10 Clarke thae the club was Without
/ Il CHttItl anu lhal IL itI AlI lot lNDolA III
| once another catcher Scsiid be signed and
| be paid ont OF Claises salary. This SET
| Bill TO thinking, and he wired Hanion that
he would lenye Baltimore at once. and did
| so. Billy Earl Is the catcher that Han
Ion intended signing liohinaon viii also
leave this week. his wife having recovered
from her illness. The other strikers are
still holding out, and say that they Will
stay out all summer II Hanlon refuses 10
meet their demands keeler and Jennings
were the originotors of the strike
Manager Frank Seloo and part OF the
Boston baseball team have gone to Green's
boro. where they will begin preparation.
for the scoson's work. The party consisted
of Captain Hugh Duffy Bergen, Sullivan
Rransfield aud Bcmis. several others will
Join tho team IN New York aud some will
be at Greensboro when the Boston party
reaches there. Word was received from
Jimmy Collins from Buffalo that he had
just forwarded his signed contract ant
would start for tho South at once.
George Decker of the Chicago League
club has announced his Intention of leav
| ing the team for the purpose of becoming
manager Of Tho Omaha team OF the Western
/ league
class Il league in Texas has pail
President Young for protection, In thi.
class II organization are these cities: Den
ihon sherman. Bonham, Mckinney. Texer.
kama and Paris. Ed Green, The millionaire
Texas nabOb and son OF Hctty Green, 1.
one OF tha hackers OF the class II Texn,
: league. Mr.. Green Is the richest basobal
fan on oarth.--Washington Post.
''Mlllipnnt-e MI Cvn., 80. iont.aI
eral indcnondcnt teams in Teyos aurtn,
no 700, f,,o
'"'" ""' nv !" les"i" VIZ
phlohg the players IN the Lone star STATE
the Texnns f,ns ssys Erpio t,oase al,
Green WAS relIine nc about tho rirst and
last game If hull he ,mn,rea which chou.
that h. eould havc .hono 40 ,n ,rd,oa,,,
Landler ma A.nll ne n ,,IIrnad ,,,,,,,,,.,, M
game tonk nlncs M W,liton,s nr,1,an WI
iamston, Moss when Mr. c,nnn ,,, w..
Williams student. Amherst Nae ,,n"d -,
aeainst Williams on3 ,tvaIr, ,,,o, 49, ,,,,,,'
as ope of Winnie Mercor'a LoctJ, ,oci,tt,n
ana n big wad of money Wa, ,y,,,,.raI ~,
the same In tho nirtb ,nnins r. V s. W.
was tod ara nyn ,,,nrn ,e,,,,'t 80,
PLAYED without n ecore an eitbsr sido M
A,nl,orst ,,ntTrs ti,rrota,o' t ~, ~
Nb elrren frnm HE eyts,n,,c a. S,s.' ", ~
| lprurlp ion nFprstahtfl In $50 nnv am al la
hnt Wniens viii me w,I,' "''S '.u ~ ~
thrcntcned tn trend on Grnrn,s ai,,,r ~ H.,
tnlit mir In fevor of A,,,hnrst att,, ~ .i ie
eleventh win n tic score f,rc,,, rali,t ,"s :,
bnli and nnan sn.cci, ,ta, ,'o,' .
liza thIs. ~ dcn', No., 49, 'Sl Sun. l,nh
Ing hlnoa snlt o,,,, th,s ""s 20 ~.
rn1v ,hina rou 1o ",n S" ,,t au9 tns
hotber is In rni, Ms car,o .r,nti !, " si-
MAI, i.,iod H., VA, 1917 ~ u,,, ~ LOT
ron,or, ~, wy o. ,a'au "t'i'"n9
r,ared Mr. ,;roSn NV, tho @"' ny ~,
Of ola sni ,,ft on ,,at Az 49, Mas v,Ulsu
nino mn,n,a hrt e.. - IL ,,''.
final and ,a ,se",.d Nm ME- We
''N w NN'"l''N N'''' no ii'e '"'"VN
az sce n,u r.,ngo r.,,,s,a 81 ,o,,,,, ,n,,
'e' '''N'e" w '"P'''" '"'
Cons lhHtS because blll has too many
flllies--l heg pGIdou--soubrette TO over
zoe" writes nnd Cl,ri,o h., ,ro,, uro,,,,
Amos Rusle larded lin tnrnnil,sa tnrnnra
loostcrdom Win ens,,sh emhonno,nt ~
admit OF Arles scaling ne 90 nn,,n.Is VIM
he stepned on thn scales In costume =, m
Adam ana Eve M I'al,a,roo5 h,,h housn
Tho entire roster ~ E,yinn,. "a ST,