The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-22
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Sullivan, formerly Of Holy Cross,
will be one of the Yale Law School
team ends in today's game at Cam
bridge against Harvard Law School,
Playing managers are sure to be
popular In the Eastern League next
season. The only reason for such
move is to reduce expenses which, for
several seasons, have been piling up
too high.
Fair Harvards chances seem bet
ter than they did a week ago. The
New Haven delegation is preparing to
back the Blue to the limit, however,
and odds of 10 to may be bettered on
the day Of the big game
Mike Murphy denies the story
that has been circulated regarding his
intention to leave Yale. Mike says:
st wasn't so many months ago that l
| signed five years contract with yale,
and it win be a pleasure to live up to
it."
! Jimmy Bannon is a popular and
| capable player. but the Toronto base
ball club win lose a capable manager
and a man who can get the best work
| out of a dozen or more players, If II
allows Manager Ed Barrow to go his
way.
| Tomorrow Cambridge will be In
holiday garb. The merchants, for the
| first time in the history Of the annual
encounters between Yale and Harvard
have subscribed to a decorating fund
and crimson banners will fly every
where.
University of Pennsylvania has
been forced out of the front rank or
college football teams, and it will be
several seasons before Pennsy can
hope to be recognized again as one OF
the leading football colleges in the
country
Managing Director ]. H. Callahan
of the Rochester baseball cup says
that Rochester has been a gooo pase'
hall CITY. but that he has made no
money because everything goes to the
PLAYERS. He says that Rochester VIII
have a playing manager next season.
Lee Demontreville, the former Syr-
acuse shortstop and brother of Eugene
! Demontreville of Boston N. L. clup, mas
been awarded $4,000 damages, the result
of suit against the Lakeside street
railway Company of Syracuse. De-
mont was injured in the accident OF
June 5.
The Brown-Dartmouth game has
been POSTPONED to Thanksgiving Day
when the teams will meet at ProVI-
dence. The Hanover team mas inaue s
a showing SO Tar supSiloA ~
Brown that 1t seems to be only ques-
tion of how many points Dartmouth
will score.
The baseball club thinks 1t can
Squire itself with the public by throw
ing down Ed. Barrow by securing jim
mic Bannon for the position of playing
manager. With this in view, overtures
have been made to the popular lett-
fielder, who has been asked to give a
correct imitation Of a coy English par,
maid behind the mahogany OF hotel
owned by one of the shareholders
Toronto Telegram.
Jack Menefee, the Chicago N. l..
pitcher, said recently that American
League players who signed last seas gl =
for $3.50 and $3.50 per month and played
as good ball as the stars imported from
fine National League at fabulous sala-
ries will not return to their clubs with
out a big increase. Menetee belleVes
that several American League CLUBS
will be a few players shy when report
ing time rolls around.
i F. Moran, the Chelsea cyclist.
has agreed to ride under the manage
ment of a Chelsea promoter named
Tarbox. The contract is not operative
until Jan. 1. Moran meanwhile is un-
der the management of Frank (Dutch)
waller who has notified Mr.. Tarbox
that he will back himself to ride
against Moran. Waller is evidently
displeased with his protege's decision
to seek a new manager.
During the sale of tickets to Har-
ward graduates wednesday, one fellow
in the line represented himself as the
graduate Of a certain class. Every
thing was going along smoothly until
one of the managers of the sale asked
tbe fellow his middle name. In a
flash. the fellow gave his own name,
and was trapped. He got bounced
from the line so quickly that he didn't
stop to get the 50 bill he spread out