The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-18
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Frank Shannon isn't of aldermanic
proportions, but he has a strong vocal
box for Il little chap and evidently
knows how to use it.
Jack Griffin says that Tufts has a
splendid gathering of baseball nota-
bles The roster furnished by Griff
certainly justifies the claim that team
that would be stumbling block for
any of the college mines could be pick
ed from the Medical-Dental department
of Tufts. go, - ..----.. ..a
--Cy Ferry, in a letter to a Wor-
cester friend, says that he intends to
work off some flesh this winter in Mer-
iden, so that he will be in shape for the
opening of the next Connecticut State
League season. Cy always was joker
but this doesn't o. If the Pittsfield
shadow should attempt to reduce his
flesh, there wouldn't be enough left for
the manager to deposit. Cy's first
months salary with
Frank Bonner has been in and out
of fast company, and, although he isn't
a youngster he can be counted upon
for several seasons of good work in
any league.
There is a stirup of officials of the
Toronto club and some of the directors
are bowling for Manager Barraw's
head. Manager Barrow is a business
like fellow and he worked wonders with
| Toronto last year. The Toronto base
ball public is with him. and a loud de-
mand for retaining him is already be-
ing raised
There is so much anxiety on the
part of the Brooklyn and Boston Ma
| tional League and the new St. Louis
American League clubs regarding John
Anderson's 1902 intentions that the
r,
stiff bids. From the players point of
| view, it is truly a case of the more
the merrier when such conditions ex-
| list.
Terry McGovern was reported to
have such weak eyes that he must re-
tire from the game, but maybe he saw
what he was doing when he signed to
meet Young Corbett at Hartford,
/ Thanksgiving Day.
| 1t is probable that Lundins next
wrestling match will be in Brockton
against Harvey Parker, the Little
Demon. Parker prefers to make
matches with strangle hold allowed,
but q match under such conditions
could not be pulled off in Worcester.
Eddie Householder. the former
Rochester outfielder, who jumped to
the Los Angeles, California, State
League team at the beginning of last
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Capg' Corhell OF worcester Academy
INTENDS 10 go TO princeton at the close
o 81, ms prep school course. The old
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Yale and Harvard will furnish all
the football gossip of the week. BY
midweek there will have been report
ed about two scores of cripples at New
Haven and nearly the same number of
injured stars at Cambridge. But on
Saturday two elevens of men who
could not be improved upon in physi-
cal condition will trot on the field at
| Cambridge
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prenaration fo,, +bo Pro,,-1 o.a isSsiA ~ ~
recent games RroIy,, bos sbo9',.a 80, -
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| Harvard have biob homes ''''4S'
1IAe FINN wen known to Wor-
oester sportihg men mas the Following
Reli apI depoteu 10 MN IN the Little
IN Hoch' Ark'' Gazette: Manager Mike
flnh, OF the Little ROCK Baseball Club,
~ noW heePlhg mouse at 1913 West
ba aIreentn street, ms nousenold goods
having arrived from Youngstown, o..