The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-26
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The Harvard coaches have not been
forgotten. and Bill Reid, the former
fullback and baseball captain, is lion
lied Bert Waters, the man who de-
yeloped Cults and Blagden into the
greatest pair of tackles Harvard has
had for years. is now known as "the
Walter Camp of Harvard football"
-Thiebaud Bauer, once the cham
pion wrestler of the world, has been
committed to a sanitarum in Los An
geles. Cal. Bauer has property worth
s25O,000 but he has lived a life that ls
considerably ahead of all records for
speed. and he is now physical and
mental wreck.
In a New England city where box
ing clubs have f1ourished for several
years. the CITY marshal recently be-
came an antagonist of the ring" that
was controlling bouts. On the night OF
match he called at the club and,
while the men were preparing for the
ring. the citv marshal examined the
gloves. tucked them away in his peck
cts and strobe off. For spite, one of
the men suggested a bare knuckle
fight but the other fellow was a
losers end scrapper and he couldn't
see IT..
The Boston N. l.. League club does
not appear anxious to raise the ante
for Bob loves services for 1902. ROD
ert announced several weeks ago that
it would be necessary for the Boston
club to grant an increase In salary.
Instead. the Boston directors are re-
ported to have purchased the release
of Greminger. the big Rochester third
baseman. Of whom Manager Bucl4n-
berger thinks so much.
Gilbert. the former Syracuse second
baseman. who returned to Milwaukee
last season and made a decided hit. Is
reported to be booked to play shortstop
for the Baltimore A. l.. team next sea-
SON. Philadelphia N. L. club claimed
to have Gilbert on it's list, but this Is
denied at American League headquar-
tiers.
John J. Pappalau will undoubtedly
be the next baseball coach at Holy
Cross. Pappalau not only earned the
right to be credited with superb pitch
ine ability, but he also shone as a
batsman during the past season.
Jack Wood. the gamey little Wor-
cester bantam weight scrapper, is sure
to be recognized by the Boston promot-
ers. and he is now in lire for a match.
-Lundin will meet Prof Dwyer at
Waterbury. CT, tomorrow night In a
atch-as-catch-ca match, strange
hold barred The professor made the
arrangements for the match and notl-
fed Lundin Yesterday. Dryer is GER
tainly full of business.
When Manager Armour of Cleve-
land was in Toronto last week to sign
Frank Bonner, Manager Selee of Chi
cago N. l.. club was at his heels. Ar
mG,lr talked with Bonner half an hour
before Selee did. and half an hour af-
terward Armour's show of $500 advance
money caught Bonner.
Scoops" Carey, last season first
haseman for Buffalo and, part of the
season its manager, has signed a Wash
inRton contract for 1902 Carey is the
FIRST of fielders, but may have diff
Guilty in keeping up the batting clip in
the American League, although he
swatted for .31S in the Eastern League.
President Robson Of st. Louis Ma
tional League club says that he is sure
that Wallace and Heidrick will be with
him next season. The pair win not be
in the National League unless Burkett
and several others are. "Stick together
is the motto of the dissatisfied st. Louis
stars.
in place of the game against Holy
Cross. Boston College viii meet Am
herst Aggies on the Boston American
league grounds thanksgiving Day.
The Aggies have already won from
Tufts and Holy Cross, teams that have
defeated Boston College.
The big football attraction in Wor-
cester on Thanksgiving Day is the sec
ond meeting of the year of Tufts and
Holy Cross teams. Tufts has been pre-
pairing for the opportunity to wipe out
a previous defeat, and Holy Cross is
confident Of making the win more en-
Dhatic
The Columbia-Carlisle Indian game
in New York on Thanksgiving Day will
probably draw record breaking
--owd. Columbia expects to put in its
best team. and the Indians are deter
mined to get back for last seasons de-
feat.