The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-02
CURRENT SPORTING GOSSIP.
ROBTSON ON THE WARPtTH N
PITCHER TAILOR'S CiSE.
wants Charges Against His Player inveSu-
Eated-IeElslation Against Racing In
TWO states Morris Park May Receive
TwrntN-Une DayS-iaNiEne 10 Right

TwentH-one Da>S-ihNlEhe '" ''sn''
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w 49, -, .,, ,h,.,,,,. ,,r ,,r,,,l.,d
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- ~ ,i,'.,,r. , NOV, in the risht
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w., 49,, ,t', iti 49, ,,,b,r ,t,.,,,.-,,u took
- t,i. %, h.ty....r ,b. pitt.burg and
- ,'., In nj ,i,. .,,r,. l.u,.,,, m. pitts
h,,ra so, nm ths n.,ti,,,,l commission hu- no
,itt,t., r,t. ,,,,,,,i.stnp boveyer viii
1,i. ,,,,, a,ho, b,r,,,.s ,,y,it,.t Tnylor which
,",, ' h,',,, ,,,d. h, lanes IIor, Of the
,.t - ,fc ,ra,t th.t the
h.oSo N'''','''' W. n-,,,. in the nost-
p'a' ~ ~ ,oO. ~. ,h., r,,i,,,,o ,rar,-
cans Tavlor Wa attaruard traded go Robl-
co., ,l,,h he nam ID, exchange ioi O'Neil
and Brown an" d" N'' Hl'""'" va F'f 90
ul la-t season iu the National League. even
or the CHICAGO grounds although Hart
ro,iGed both H. G. pulium. president Of
- All ,.,,r,, ucrr,nnpu
me N'l""', ..'suv, 80 ,.l.,,,,,is.i,, ~
chairman OF the national '"u'u"7'''u' ".
the alleged evidence OF wrougdoiur against
no rIn,,er as Iorr AGO ns list February
Robson has oeen very pue' "' '"iouE,,
the controversy. gathering details from an
Interested persons. including TAYLOR himself.
ana ne TOW , u,,o -, vindica,ed IN the ewes
IN. ou ,.ori1 rho hoard of director.
whom they takc up this ease must prove.
, Tut" -o r poid ra,lor a sum OF money
10 throw the game between II LOUIS anu
Ptisburg on july go or the case VIII IAN IVY,
The national commission. on the other manu.
must prove tna' 49, | ,no, ,', T., ieog
ra"p w. ,'ii t',,e ,'bof he believed TO be-
a cIe7r case OF damages against Hart. who
saws he docs NOT care to testify against the
800 Nv 49,, ~ ,,,,,,ssinp n i'm botb
player before me commission, ~. III "'''
cases IL should be proven TINT Taylor "a
ceiyed brlbes. the names Of the men who did
'"' p''oi"S ""t,.' ID, ~, .,i,s,
As matter Of fact the charges maze Hg'ns' I,
result OF chagrin on th" part Of the later +
s sS ls ,o 9 series Ga from % the rival AMER
can League team in that city In tho Puts (
burg case. Hermann was he nrst pers%99 10 ,
he had done 50 he said IN an interview that Il" ,
believed Taylor TO be guilty and declared that
him for damages. This was a cue Tor Hart ,
to follow and the Chicago man promptly
after waiting in vain Tor President Pulian
70 take some action. evidently decided that
The PLAYER was entitled TO speedy iripl IN
the charges. the persons who have been
responsible for the publicity OF Thorn Wil
John Camel has failed 10 50 cure the Grand
Ranids club and will soon be ready TO sign
Win The New ork Americans whose salary
H., ,ast vear nv the way' was more than
az, .sn on Is' She sy Snrk Nationals salary iist
cas nrncticsily the same amount which
,oas 70 show that rivalry in baseball has
Ro"S 10 sn uLod to tbc advnntaee Of the
,,lrvsrs
f'''''
lack Cheshire left here for his home Mt
Conway Mass Yesterday, carrying big
Ia ~ ,dropce marcy in bis inside pocket
chesbro is typical New I'm glendrr and has
Si'lR e in in hon b,. Gnesigbborhood Cbesbro ssvs
ne was a catcher originally and could turn
hack tho base siealers at second WIN the best
was with tho Eastern League club OF Spring
field Mass lilo had developed into pitcher
~ that time and had 50 much speed that
onposine riavers were afraid OF him one
ol them was hit on the tip of his nose by IA
las inshoot and throwing down his bat,
he ran TO the bench hedaring that he would
never 60 to the plate again Vhile Chesbro
was in tho box. For this display OF rebel
aIlsrWhtd pnTreu p ,d hon se,,red bia frst
uotu ~ u =, s" aq,e,egcp,ent WIN The pnts
mhyoI l1 IL fs ba bicbes, sataried tcher In
"uI ~ i t ~ ,"' ''e"''
America 'o-u"F
- ..L ,tis.o,,ri ord 1'orreaaeo hills
hsYa Been .introd,,red in the Legislature
,,,'t,,-b NJ ,,,s.od NH L nj ra.etracs betting
~ tol of Missouri ms decided TO
snrd ~ lie General assembly in session az
e. it ,I 7p1 ooaiI ~ mo Vrsadors LAW and re-,
uuestinr the ennctfnent of n statute so strin-
look 10 Missouri as an abiding place. GOV
FoIk viii not discuss the details oil his coming
message hut enough il known TO Justify
nc statement that he will asssn in no llnccr-
lain FERNS The law which makes Missouri
= partner in the gambling business whereby
The sum Of 81. 900 il paid into the treasury
bv hookmnkers AT the racetracks annually
for the b"neHt OF the state Fair Association.
in Tennessee the state senate has already
passed 4 bill prohibiting betting at rRcetracks.
and n the measure passes lie lower house.
1t will put a stop to ing IN that state.
dolnrauor on first offence and @ ebony. with
penitcntisry penalties, thereafter. intro
duced recently In the Nebraska Legislature.
may become Inv unless majority al the
Legislators change thcir minds tnllcRc men,
students and graduates oi Nebraska nj
vAr-ity are indignant. and say That they
will he made m" laughing stock OF the nation
Rut the man who r. the author ol "a" bill says
coned pledge from the Ho.etuor that he
will not veto II IN such an event
p,,,,o.s reIoti,e 10 lIoryis parl.'s orpiic,-
. i, Inr raci,,r d,tes continue 10 b. r,rci
ir,,ed rbe l,fest /. TO m. rIscf fhnt mo
49, ,9,.b is won knosu ,oi,lop,,r.
- IL bcn,.,lv Interested i'm anotb"r ic'oi