The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-09-17


played summer ball in the Attieboros. the
faculty turned him down. Now Carney
will play professionally and pay his tut
ton at some medical school.
Tom Burns has found the going hard In
Springfield. II seems strange. yet It's
true. that there isn't longer headed
leader i'm the league than Tom. II
wouldn't surprise anyone II Poneyviile
was dropped from the circuit next sea-
son. Manager Burns wouldn't object TO
managerial interests in another city.
Charlie Kuhns. the Syracuse inhelder
and former Worcesterite. Is wading waist
deep in trouble. Charlie thumped out
fielder Brown Saturday and Brownie
head went against post. Kuhns stayed
I'm the game but Brown went TO his motel
When Manager Brckenberger meets
Kuhns there'll be a couple minutes OF
rough house. Buck declares that kunns
handled the truth carclessly when ne
quoted Buck 10 Manager kittredge OF
worcester as saying that Worcester iaio
down 10 Providence. 'Kuhns wore
Worcester uniform unit he outgrew
the regulation cap. ChArlie keeps his
batting average figured on the back OF his
meal ticket.
Rochester has barely look In. Buck
enbereer will have TO hire an ofnce boy
to book dates. Northen New York teams.
Buffalo especially. would like series OF
games.
The Outcasts that Manager Leonard In
caring for will not visit Syracuse again
this season Games scheduled for the
home grounds last were transferred 10
Worcester and Providence. and this week
Schenectady will be the home of the tall
enders.
The Toronto Telegram Is responsible
for the following
A chan who is not a fan. rather the
opposite. suggested recently that the
Toronto ball team should be composed OF
nothing but Canadians. Canucks had
made good in the states. why not over
here? Well. any Canadian player who
went to the states and made good Is be-
ing held under reserve. and there wouldn't
be a ghost OF a chance OF them coming
10 Toronto. with a team composed OF
Canadians at present in the Dominion.
Toronto would make a beauteous showing
in the Eastern league. They would be
further down the league than poor old
Syracuse No. the thing Is not at all
feasible.
William j. Dyer OF Worcester. was
elected captain of the Holy Cross college
baseball team yesterday. Dyer has been
at short for three seasons. He was re-
Gently discharged from St vincents hos
pital where he was treated for injuries
in n Brown-Holy Cross game.
Hans Wagner. the Pittsburg outhelder.
leads the big league In batting. Hans
has an average OF .3ei.
People who consider baseball players
men whose brains are not developed to
correspond proportionately with athletic
ability, should be silenced. Manager
Kittredge of Worcester. becomes a stu
dent at the close OF the league season.
His wife formerly Fitchburs school
teacher leads, Malachi through the mys-
teres OF foreign languages.
There may be breach In the eastern
end OF the league circuit next season.
New Haven is thought to he ripe for fast
er than State league company. II Jimmy
Canavan's team gets in. Springfield Is
doomed to die. The Grape already hangs
from the latch on the gate of Springfields
baseball grounds
That transfer OF games in the Eastern
league Is bad busness.--Boston Herald.
Manager Leonard of Syracuse, thinks
so. One hundred paid admissions In the
last game Of the season at Worcester In
certainly bad business.
The Rafaroo