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Irwin for his Chicago American league
team. He may land him.
Pitcher Ralph Miller late of Hartford.
has signed with Indianapolis.
Fred Tenney has had one-more increase
in his family-another daughter.
Second Baseman John Daniels. of Phil
adelphia, has been signed by Binghanton.
Manager Strobel of Toledo claims to
have won Pitcher Joss back from Brook
Ign.
Bobby Lowe is putting in his time
running that hotel he owns at Beaver
Falls, Pa.
Pitcher Amofe is recovering from a re-
cent operation for appendicitis at his
| home in Buffalo.
Tom LOTUS and Tim Denohue will DE
enjoyed by Washington cranks as a team
of comedians
Manager Jack Grim is busy signing a
team for the new Columbus of the Amer
lean association.
The New York club is reported as hav-
ing signed Pitcher Martin Wolfe, of the
Binghamton club.
Notre Dame college will have a base
ball eoaeh next spring. Heine Pietz will
probab bly, be chosen.
Utica has signed the deaf mute pitcher.
I4eitner, who was given a brief trial by
New York last season.
Catcher Kittridge is said to be making
a barrel of money out of his roller polo
venture at Clinton. Mass.
First Baseman Frank ,Motz is being
favoTably considered as manager OF the
Quin- Havenor Milwaukee club.
The wedding of John J. McGraw to
Miss Blanche Sindall will take place i'm
mediately after the holidays.
The board of arbitration has awarded
: Phil Nadeau, claimed by Hioneand Bing-
hamton, to the last named
1t is said that the Robinsons have ac-
quired all of Mr.. Recker's interest in the
St. Louis National league club.
Charley Carr has an offer to coach the
Lehign University baseball team and
4f1TN1 1Otn .tx-
s The engagement of Umpire Robert Car
rLthers, of the American league, is an
nourced by President Ban Johnson.
+ Manager Beebe, of the Sacramento
club, has signed Tim Flood as second
ibasenan AMI captain for the coming sea-
son.
! Jimmy cannon has practically decided
to winter in Toronto. He also says that
he will be with the Toronto club again
next year.
Roy Thomas last week resigned with
Philadelphia for two years.
Pitcher Malarkey has refused on offer
to desert the Rochester club.
Pitcher Sudhoff is reported as having
'slgTed with the new ST. Louis. club.
Hanlon has ruade an offer to jimmy
Gardner, who was with Hartford last
season.
Second Baseman Erve Beck's fate is
settled. The Cincinnati club has his
signed contract.
The Chicago National league club has
purchased First Baseman Harry O'Hagan
from Rochester
Manager Armour has completed the
Cleveland team by scooping in Catcher
Harry Benis, of Toronto.
John Anderson admits that he signed
with st. Louis Nov. %, after BROOKLYN
had asked MIN to hold eff
Pltcher Dunham says he has not signed
with the st. Louis National league Club,
but has resigned with Dayton.
Sam DUNCAN, who was so long the ter.
FOR of American lea OHIO nifcbarS eIo+ J..
Tor release by Washington.
Charley Hickman. of the New York
team, Jumped to the Boston American
league club. He signed on Monday
tselbach has bright and sunny dispo
sltion on pay days." is the way a New
ork critic disposes of the ex-Giant out
fielder
AS far as is known, Pitcher Win Mer-
Ger, the Washington favorite, has not vet
affixed his autograph to auybody's con-
tract.
Pitcher Willie Reidy of the Milwaukee
club. on Dec. 8, attached his name TO a
ST. Louis contract in the American
league.
Charley Chech. the wiscon<n univer-
sity pitcher wanted by Comiskey, has
neen signed by James Hart, of the Chi
The st. Louis American league club
has signed Pitcher w. Popp, of Little
Rock, and Second Baseman Brashear, of
Minneapolis.
oatfielder David Jones, who finished
the. season with Milwaukee, has been
sold with his consent, by Rockford to
the Chicago National league club
The New York club has signed two new
pitchers They are Roy Evans, with
providence last year, and Jack Burke
who pitched on the Atlantic City team.
Charley Comiskey is reported as saving
that he has not signed Lowe, of the Bos-
ton National league club, and has no
idea of landing Billy Keller, of the
Brooklyn team.
John T. Flournoy, the Providence out
fielder. is said to be on Ned Hanlon's
list for next season. Providence VIII nor
allow the young man to get away with
out first testing its powers
Cruel scribes are already predicting
that the heat at Wassl:.n.ssttsn will make
Ed Delehanty SO lazy he will have to
be given a cold shower bath by Tom
LOTUS before and after every game.
Pitcher Chrystal, the southpaw whom
fiifoyl secured from Albany last August,
has been notified that ClevelandSNili not
require his services next year. ChrystaI
is a promising youngster.