The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-02-22
SPORTING ITEMS

The national board of minor N"seH9N
leagues completed its three days s">-
sion in New York Friday, having d...
posed of a total of forty eases. The
eases disposed of by the minor ioagu"
board include the following:
A. d. Slaytcr was awarded to Galveston:
Robert Tarlcton to Baton Rouge; frluN
Judge to Toledo: GeorG" Frickir - Jack
son, Miss: and Louis polacrow 10 Scyan-
ton. Pa.
The petition of the Jackson Miss club
to have Belle and Schactfcr declared incl
gibc was denied. The charges a-ainS +.
J. RamsicE, manager of the Augusta 'tab
club. were dismissed. III" petition Of Roy
Il. Gin to be released from tn" Fort Nc"i'
Qau) club was denied.
The petition of the Interstate laa-u" T."
be advanced 10 Class WAS denied because
the circuit did not have the necessary as
gr"g&tc populations
W. d. CASTOR was awarded to Now az.
4. L"ighty. claimed hy winnipeg an!
bloomington. H.. was not awarded ~
ri her club, but was declared free agent;
The applications of Manager FriSbie ani
Player wilkes to be released from the Bur
linlton Qat club were granted Waiter
Salin was awarded to Temple, Tex. and II.
H. King to Mont gOmcry, Ala.
The petition Of the Virginia State lca=u"
to be advanced to Glass was granted
The case of J. Prick, who was claimed ly
Indianapolis, Wichita. Seattle and Okla
rcll. as we're the following cases. The re
quest of l.. Wilkinson to be released from
Joplin, the claim of Mobile to Edward
Walker drafted 10y Jacksonville. aud IN"
claim of Rochester and Norwich Conn, 20
Mclean.
The Stovall family would become as
famous in baseball as the Delehanty
bunch if there were only more of the
boys. There are only three boys in the
family and they are all making good in
professional baseball. Jess is one of the
best known pitchers that ever wore
Seattle uniform. He will pitch next sea
son for the Detroit team in the Amer
lean league, having been bought from
Minneapolis. George is also known but
not so we'll as Jess. After playing
around in the brush in Iowa for awhile
he was grabbed by Cleveland in the
American league and put on first base.
George is still awkward. but the fact
that he can hold his own in the swat
ting line with such singers as Lajoie,
Bradley and Flick insures him berth
in the big league. Sam is the baby of
the flock and he is making good rs an
outtielder for Dallas in the Texas
league.
Walter Lginger of the Milwaukee,
Athletic club would like to take Bob
Moha, who recently defeated Eddie Tan
eel in m amateur bout ut the club. ~
San Francisco to take part in the \. \.
L. championship boxing matches The
| club may be asked to send Mr.. Ligineer
and Mona to the coast, but the Young
man has not yet decided whether he VIII
go or not. as it means considerable Of a
| loss to him.
! 4 sensation was sprung in state sport
ing circles at Iowa City. Ia. last week
when the entire baseball team of the
State University of Iowa. acknowledged
] to be the fastest university team in the
west, Informed Coach Chalmers that
they would refuse To sign eligibility pa
| pers and stated that all Of them had dur
/ ing the last summer played professional
1 ball.
Willie Lewis outponted Andy Nc
,iarly in their three-round bout at New
| FORK. The boys agreed to break clean.
| and the result WIS pretty exhibition
OF fast boxing on the part Of Lewis.
\ special from Grand Rapids. Mich.
says: Jack Dougherty Of Milwaukee
and Dick Fitzpatrick Of Chicoro will
| meet IN 4 teli-ronnd hont in this city
! March y. The lighters will weigh in AZ
/ Us pounds NJ } o'clo"' end fight for Il
J guaranteed purse Of 5000.