The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-13
THE WORLD OF SPORTS.
News from Everywhere Carefully Com
piled BY the Spy.

piled BY the spy.
It's Prof. w. r. Donovan OF Worcester
Academy now.
Entries close Saturday for the June
meeting at Dover.
Fred Dinsdales got no cinch with a
good man like Rosenberg.
Fourteen states require railroads to
carry bicycles as baggage.
The Ponies trotted fast heat yester-
day, doing the last half in record time.
In five days last week Secretary Bas-
sett of the l.. A w. received 1fA re-
newals
Why don't Powers take that man Burns
out of the gamer He's certainly incom-
petent.
John Kervick will start Marjorie, 2;17A,
in the 2:17 pace at Saugus, next week
Thursday.
Some of the sports are straining their
eyes for a sight of Ned Ten Eyck in his
single on the lake.
The classes did not fill for the races at
the Concord, N. H.. track this week and
they are declared off
For the three days race meet at sau-
gus next week, two races each with $500
purses are on the card.
Tom Mccarthy says Holy Cross will
confer the degree of A. B. on him, but
in his case it will signify 'at bat.
AT the Charter Oak meeting the week
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be run in connection with horse races.
Horton is down to tackle Springfield to-
day, and the Ponies will need search
warrants to find base hits in their sticks
The Springfield team has nothing to
brag about in its victory yesterday. Five
hits off Lampe is a beggardly allowance
Joyce of Springfield has a wonder In
Keefe. and no and Kerns viii probably
have hot argument at the New England
regatta.
Manager Donnelly retires from the
management Of Holy Cross with rec
ord which will be the standard of sub
sequent managers to follow
Springfield got five runs on only FIVE
hits. 1t isn't often team gets run a
hit unless the 10th man joins hands
Then rams come without hits.
1t would be a safe bet that George
King doesn't offer to wager even 500 on
Dinsdale now, when battle between
him and Rosenberg is surety.
Worcester, Springfield. Hartford and
Providence are making merry race of It,
and the changes in positions are likely
to be frequent during the week
The Qulnsigamond international regatta.
is the recognized blue-ribbon canoe meet
according to Wind and Water, a publica-
ton devoted TO canoe interests.
The path of Umpire Burns will be
Worcester, II he doesn't give the Wor-
cester team at least half a chance to win
It will never do for Mr. Powers, presi-
dent of the Eastern League TO send
Burns to this city again. He'll get what S
coming to him If hs ever umpires at the
oval.
The Suffolk Athletic Club would like
to play the Hillside Juniors or the Garde
d Honneur Drum Corp teams, on Swans
field. Saturday at D. m. Answer through
The Spy.
1t is whispered in Boston that the Dlns-
dale men could have had a match with
Mike Sears II they looked In the right
direction and had few dollars to do
some talking.
Holy Cross students owe something TO
the people of Worcester who support
base ball Everybody in the city wanted
TO see NJ. ]. Thompson elected, as he is
favorably known in the CITY.
It looked natural at the lake yesterday
work in their shell. The crew has great
chance to redeem itself in the senior
event at the New England regatta
Capt. Jack Brennan of the Holy Cross
ball team retired from that position of
his own volition. The writer OF verbiage
on the verbiage sheet hit 1t as near right
as they always do when he speaks of
Brenuan's displacement"
George Yeager, Boston's young catcher
of last wear, is doing quite an all-round
stunt for the Worcester team. George
took defeat much to heart when he
Joined the club, but is not worrying so
much noW-BOStOn Post. correct George
has learned that despite the fact he was
with the Beaneaters. there's no danger
OF his running away from this league.
Hes in company that can give him all
the running he wants.
Chairman Gelach OF the L. A. w. Is
getting together a list of men under sus-
pension. There will be fully 800 Of them.
Several hundred are under permanent
suspension for offenses committed in
past years. The list is the accumulation
Of 20 years Of cycle racing, and as it does
not contain the names Of those who have
been subsequently re-instatfd, Il shows
how complete has been the league control
OF racing.