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Cincinnati may sport the erratic
Reuben Waddell next season. Negoti-
ations are in progress for the sale 0f
the great pitcher to Herman's band,
and the deal is considered probable.
AtteII VS.. Goodman
Abe Attell and Kid Goodman have
been matched for another boxing eX-
hibition at fifteen rounds. The battle
will be staged in Baltimore Thanks
giving night. Attell and Goodman met
in Boston recently, Able winning.
Michigan VS.. Chicago
No game scheduled for Thanksgiving
day will attract greater attention than
that between Hurry Up Yost's Michi-
gan eleven and the Eckersall-C Chicago
aggregation. The game will be played
in Chicago and the result will decide
the championship of the middle west.
Waiting for Report
Football fans throughout the country
| are breathlessly awaiting the report of
! the presidents of the Yale and Harvard
faculties regarding brutality in the
game between the rival elevens Sat-
urday. Probably their presence on the
field is responsible for Yale's small
score.
Monte AtteII Receivers
Monte Attell, who sustained an injury
to his leg during the fight with Tenny
at Goldfield, is reported as fully re-
covered and ready to enter the ring
| again. He is seeking a return engage.
ment with Tenny and it is probable
these two will be an early attraction
in Goldfeld.
German Challenges
Joe German, who fought Warren
Zubrick to a draw in a preliminary to
the Hanlon-Herrera fight, has issued
challenge to any 150-154-pounder on the
| coast and proposes side bet with
whomsoever accepts the def. If Cor
man gets a match the battle will be
fought in the north.
Tempting Ned Hanlon
Stanley Robinson, one of the owners
of the st. Louis Cardinals, has made
Ned Hanlon an offer of $4,000 year
and portion of the net receipts of
the club to manage the Mound City ag-
gregation next season. Hanlon has the
offer under consideration, but 1t is not
believed that he will accept it.
Dwyer Due Tomorrow
Starter Richard Dwyer, who will Of
ficiate at Ascot during the first half of
the season, left Nashville for Los An
park meeting Saturday and is expected
to arrive tomorrow night. Dwyer is
accounted as one of the most COM
petent starters in the country and has
fully maintained his excellent record
since last season.
Lewis Coming West
Willie Lewis, whom Joe Walcott re-
fused to meet in Detroit recently, is
coming west and wants to arrange a
match with Mike Twin Sullivan. Lewis
is claiming the welterweight cham
pionship since Walcott's default and
retirement, and announces that he con-
siders Twin the only stumbling block
in his path. The battle may be staged
in Los Angeles next month.
Hanlon May Go East
Eddie Hanlon is considering a tour
of the east and may go to Philadelphia
and accept six-round matches with the
best lightweights the east has to send
against him. Eddie would have an
easy time of it with any of them for
six rounds, and as the game has liv-
ened up a bit in Philadelphia, Boston
and Baltimore he would be kept busy
during the winter and spring
Twin and Mike Coming
Jack Twin and Mike Twin, the fight
ing twins of the Sullivan family, will
be in Los Angeles today, and Jack will
establish temporary training quarters
at the Maud junction pavilion. The
only work the big twin will attempt
will be light exercise to keep In condi-