The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-20
SPORTING NOTES.
The Carni-McKernan race is Off
Major TAYLOR at Taunton +oa,,.

Inc Carni-McKernan race is off.
MAJOR Taylor at Taunton TODAY.
70 and Nov. 25 ~ H.
Billy Bain's admirers are confident that
ne can trim both Hinckley and Carni
Boston base ball writer's are tbrou,ins
bouquets at F'risbee. He deserves EN-
Inc same great things are being predict
~ ~ LOT tne Carlisle Indians this fall The
team Will get It's regular medicine,
Put one match race between two local
riders has been held this year. though
there has been talk for more than enoGsh
for ten. 49, nan e''ous Il
Coach Dibblee is heavier by 90 pounds
| Inan at the close of the base ball season
Two weeks foot bah work would reverse
conditions
The Lockwood Mcnamara Lockwood
| three-cornered match race, to be held by
be corker
The big league cunning season opens
| Oct, l. All the likely youngsters who
have not been bought will be drafted or
grated then
Billy Merritt says he is free to sign with
any club That law suit against the
Kansas city management must have been
smooth.d over.
Tech and Academy elevens will open the
local foot ball season Saturday, at the
uyal. Inc game will be try-out for
young material.
Ceconi who pitched for Boston College
last season and played summer ball with
county teams, will be a candidate at Holy
Cross next spring.
It's funny what peculiar ideas amateur
riders of Webster have when they de-
mand SIS for expenses and a trophy valued
at $50 before they ride
A Bain-Hinckley match race. followed
by Baln-Carni match race, ought to be
startling wind-up of a good season s
racing for the local riders.
When the newspaper comps" get to-
gether, tomorrow, at the oval, there will
be one branch of athletic sport generously
INDUCED MISUNDERSTANDING.
The Century Cycle Club boys after de-
feating. everybody that competed against
them this year. are compelled to arrange
match races among themselves,
If you believe everything you read, you
can easily imagine that Major Taylor has
quit the track; is going to ride again and
do several other stunts of a circus per-
| former
Curley isn't having money showered on
| him for brilliant work at second base
for Chicago. Manager Tom Burns is
| quoted as saying that doc" has been a
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Hafford and Fleming of last years
Georgetown team are said to be pre-
pairing to enter Tufts. With the two
lcrack-a-jacks.i in the field, Tufts base ball
stock will soar high next season.
Manager William Murray of Providence
! has been watching Frisbee s work in Bos-
| ton this week He says that Manager
Selee made a mistake in not signing Roy
Evans, the Clam Diggers' star twirler.
The major does not take kindly to the
reports that are purported to come from
! him saying that he has quit the racing
track for the season, because of the row
at the oval at the recent bicycle meet
| held there.
Primary rudiments of the game are be-
| ing drilled into foot ball candidates at
| University of Pennsylvania. Coach
| Woodruff believes that last years defeat
| bv Harvard was due to Pennsys lack of
| knowledge of the kindergarten lessons in
| the game.
George Damon. Montrears centre
! fielder in the early season, ana subse,
| ouently released at his own request, Will
| be given a trial in the outheld by Man
| ager Selee this week George Is the
Youngest of the Damon family in the
| Eastern League.
The fall candidates for office in this
CITY will have new factor to deal with
| In the L. A. W. consulate and the AS
soclate CYClS CluUs' So ~ riders' in
ganiza3ns loong b aisg for ys some r1e' needed
reforms in the future.
algi9i sc2 When 1oa candidate fails to land
| a place on the regular team, ne drops, out
sight Pe ed9 ba PLAYER "a err and when it
laf54s the to 5Gs from Get in the
game, boys
phia. Here's a gold brick. an ~, rig anro
Springfield Union It's microse sgrrg gRaii
Ipared with the size OF the one Splits 5lf
Montreal Montreal Gazette Wait and see-spriin lls