The sun., 1905-12-16
IN THE SPORTING WORLD,
DREYFtSS GLOATS OIER THE
DISCONFITI RE or BRISH.
Says Pulliam's Defeat Would Have Been
severe BLOW TO thH National League
Brooklyn Wisely Secures Pat DohG'
ynn--,JOChey cub SIN after 'Smilh.'

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Rarnov Drevrrss ,hn urcsideni ,r tho
pit,shrrc ,r,h ia ci,,oL u,,,r ii l, rn,I1,.tiou
of Harry pnllio,r io ihn urr.ld.,,rr of tho
National 1oayu, Dr,,r,. bn- NOT ceased
falling or ,,o nrr,.r ,,ud ,ns,,nlpr lac sad
that puUiau,'s surrasa v,u. a severe deGaat
for HON nr,.b and II,,r,rn,r Il do not
srcak tn Hr,ah ny,rr, nr buaiuo4- sa.d
the little pttshurrer. and | -rall always
Pulliam showed conrlnsiveIN no" h'''"
power Brush has In baseball i"s' now eve"
though he owns tl" WoriN chNbollS'
Whil" had SON" dil'"r"n''H WIN i""'d''
realized, that h" had been honest IN nus ''''-
vlctlons and that under h'' fNh' WI" '''.'e
mas prospcred. When Il" i'"h W." p'''r' ','e
leagu" was heavily ~ d"o' anu we v'''9
bad comparatively t"" piaNerS' hut s'n'e
Then all Indebtedness mas o'"h '"lp'A wv.
and to-day W" haf" 'h' hi'en'rs' s'i W
prospects. 10 have 'Urh'h 'N'''htn "o"n
vou'f haze been poor huS0''SS no'''F d''i
that was why mhlor"f "' 'h' 'H''s 9'"''
DN MIN.
., In passing turthei stringent resPl'''o"-
for order pn Ia" ball u"'d, 'n" NH''"aal hehE'e
has only followed m" "sIai custom 'h"' ''HS
prevailed in thai orGdnITo'I"h l'r ''a"N
wears IN 10" WINTER 'h' 'haE"H'fN "'' 'a'
for clean nall. bht IN IN" summer nloS' "'
them support their players 10 f'otous N'chS
against the decisions OF inc unplrss ap-
pointed b" the president lne American
League, on the other hand has been strohs
advocate ot clean sport from its INCEPTION
and President johnson "orI mas always
heen Ia" III mus matter. 'ohhS"" mas heNSi
plerntod interference with hS umpire s'a''
and for that rehson tho lndH"s 81 play nave
had tho nerve to enforce III" rules no Hat'",
hFNV gf 3
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In signing Pat Donovan to manage the
Brooklvn team next wear Ehhots and Mcdi-
Gus il would srcm have made clever move.
Donovan has not been active since he re-
signed the mann cement Of the Washington
club the vcar before last but h" has been
looking for lust such an opening as he Brook
lyn club has provided fc the club will let him
have free hand Donovan can le expected
TO drvclop team of fast Youngsters In the
course of Ilr rs he is "A competent iud 60 OF
Talent and il a hustler himself At one time
Donovan was ono of the hest pInyers IN tho
holders IN the rr"'casion' as W'l' ms sAli'lul
h,'''r' ~" mas hal '""ch experience III Tue
ole leagues ana ms ""rN WIN 'he " n "'ns-
IONS "h"'r adverse 'ITcunS'ah''s' S"'''Hr
I" 'h"S' no" "N'S'ihE III "oN'En' was so
Goon mat many were SURPRISED "heh lie
severe" nus te'a'iof7 WIN 'ha' 'i"o. l'ono-
Va" 'du""I u' 'N"'''"' 10 ln"N''' " l''ei
IN s!hsIe seasoh on' WIN 'h' 'Ha''f,a'
III manu- u" WIN Pr"uaoN /" ",""S S'o"N'
eu'hE'h'h'hE '"e dI"'r'h' Pos'l,"nS "'en-
ever ne can IRON the promising MINOR league
nater'ai aNd'iao'e' h"' at me Ha"' '''llr TUE
r''h W''l nav" I" Puf up some money "heh-
N'' ~ u'M ''a"ah'' u'''l7 u '"N ',n"'e'
ioI "'n'"' ho',"' 'h""''h' s"ppol' 'lo pase-
p"'l "hd"aE''' h'M'N', ''Nr' ne may oe'
can nope ~ suc'ecu iISnt o'' Tue ree'
Beginning with the schedule meeting In
February the American League VIII prooably
hold all further business sessions in this city
instead Of going 10 Chicago for the fall con-
ference. II has been eTroneouSlS stated that
President johnson cannot remove the leagues
headquarters from Chicago. inasmnch as the
constitution stipulates that al any time he
can change his regular place of business TO
any other city in tho circuit, In time it Is
hoped that johnson will locate permanently
here. whore the American League needs his
constant presence. The National League
mas an advantage l" 'n'N ''sp''''
In ruling OF the men Identified with the
ringing" of Mcnamara as The Fiddler at
Morris Park in the fall OF 1904. the Jockey
Club stewards have simply followed their old
policy of hunting for guilt until suspected
rulprit5 have been convicted. Ever since the
horse Mcnamara ran as The Fiddler. and
the men who engineered the trick took a for
tune from the poolrooms and also from the
hookmakers, the Pinkertons have been work.
ine steadily on the case, although the racing
public had forgotten it. The last link in the
hahn Of evidence. il ia said. developed when
the horse Frockman was. painted Gnd entered
IN an overnight race .ths, fall at Jamaica as
Cataract II is understood that the Jockey
Club learned that the men who'we behind
this unsuccessful coup were the same who
handled The Fiddler. hence the ruling which
bars thcm from the turf for life But there
Chicago who SO far has baffed the attempts
of the Pinkertons to run him down, but who