The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-12-16
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Manager Connie Mack will not have
the services Of Pitcher Pete Ilustiug at
the opening of the championship season
next spring. Husting is putting in his
last year at the Wisconsin university
and wishes to cnmplrtc his course in the
spring, which will keep him there until
the latter part of June. Pete has mott
fed Connie Mack Ia that effect and the
youngstcr will not hc seen in the pitch
crs' box unit! June 24-that is with the
Brewers. He will probably coach tn"
varsity baseball team III the spring and
III that way will lac in the best OF condi-
tion all the while 50 that when he joins
the Brewers he will be able To 20 into
the box from the jump. Mack would
much prefer To have him start ont with
the team in the spring. but he does not
want to prevent his completing his course
AT college. Pete Is Il NuUn@Stcr yet and
Judging from his work last year should
make 4 good pitcher for Milwaukee next
season.
Alex Burke would like to get another
chance ut Sig Hart, the Chicago bantam,
who gained the decision over him last
week Burke says he feels confident that
he can put the Chicago man ont if they
meet again. aS he considers hm u light
hitter. but very clever. Burk" will keep
on training for anything that may turn
up in the near future.
Jak" Magmcr had taste the Uthrr
night Of what a referee gets when mak-
ing close decision. He gave Pcrcrntc
the decision over Morris and the crowd
howled murder. Jake has mad" just as
much racket himself over decision
when Billy SiS>un WAS in the official role.
but he comedies now that h" may hav"
been wrong.
Charley Berry made many friends her"
by his excellent showing against Adam
! Ryan. Berry went into the contest with
| only two days notice hut hc gave 4
splendid exhibition aud deserved credit
for his work He held back considerable"
nj first. as ne did not know what he was
up against. but when he did cut loose
he held his own. Ryan Is Il clever man
aud once gained Il decision over LOudon
Campbell of Pittsburg.
4 movement is on foot at Yale Ia re
! vivc Association football and the >chcn"
has met with favor. Old varsity players
believe that the Association game, offer
| ing advantages to men VIII" are too light
| for the college game. would develop som"
splendid football material and II i also
argued that the game would be NOR" SIl;i-
! able to the majority of the UudrrgradU-
atcs as means Of physicaI exercise ~
| Th" basketball players ar" sand /" hc On
! Enthusiastically III favor of the game. aud
the chances are that ii will hc taken up
in earnest by Yale next fall.
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Prof. +. :. ZONES of the athletic hoard
| Of control Of the Minnesota State uniy"r-
/ sity has come ont tiat-fo0t"d with charges
| against the Wisconsin team football man
| ayers who. he says. are Cudcayorlug I"
: f.r
/ kicker of the Minneapolis central high
| school and perhaps one or two members
/ of the university football team. Man
| agcr Fisher Indignantly denies the report.
! = Toronto special says: Toronto may
| be represented in In" now American
/ Baseball association. Ih" I"r"nt"
| Street Railroad company applied for -
| franchise and its application. it j. ~Hid.
! has been received with favor. III" com
/ pany has secured IN option "n suitable
! grounds in the western part Of tn" clty.
! If the new association goes through To.
/ ronto will have "a team with excellent
! backing. Jack Chapman IL slated for
manager Of tho new team.
| \ di<patch 10 the New York Herald
! from Paris says that the iourual drS
! Dtbats protests against tn" projected
| prizetight between IvffrIy- and torh"tt.
| winch l. SdlN 10 l' iA'h To take pace III
! Paris next year.
| Tim Donahuc the Chicago catcher. ht~
again entered mercantile pursuits. After
! the season Tim found time heavy ON his
! hands. and this week he closed deal
/ whereby he becomes proprietor of res
! taurant and buffet at 10 Dearborn
| street.
James T. Reed. the famou~ checker
! player. formerly champion of ;h" world.
/ died ia PittShUrg from an 'Wlfpilr MT.
/ Rcd was ~ years of age and S'hgie.
/ Hoe Cans Of Baltimore defeated KID
! Ashe. colored. lightweight. with scarce
/ Iv more than an amatcUri>h experience,
| in fifteen-rouud fight at Cincinnati last
! Monday night, before thcPe0plc $ Athletic
/ club. for a purse of $500.
At benefit in Chicago given 10 Frank
! Garrard. the 0ld-timc Chicago hight
weight. Eddie Santry. the fcathcrwelght
| champion of the world. knocked ont Jack
/ O'AIalley. an aspiring lightweight ir"h'
| Baliimore. in less than n minute of what
was To- have been a siX-roWd contest.
| In the next fight Mickey" Riley Of lhii.
| adelphia was knocked out in the third
round by Clarence ForbCs,