The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-21

hart. Cooley will continue in the drug
business. Boles will complete his
studies in the Washburn law school
and will work in a law office on the
side. Davis will become night yard
master of the Missouri Pacific. The
| others will probably go to their differ
ent homes. Eddie Brennan lives in St.
Louis and will live at home during the
winter. Big Jack Halla also lives in
! ST Louis and will spend the winter at
home. Olson will return to his home
IN Savonberg, Kan, where he will work
in his fathers general merchandise
store. Ragan will go to Kansas City,
medical course in a Kansas City school.
Runkel will read Blackstone by the
family hearth in Milwaukee. Wis.
Siekmeyer lives in Dubuque, Iowa,
during the winter. Burt Jones has
already gone to his home in Golden,
Colo: Roy Arnold is a bookkeeper
and has had great deal of experience
in clerical work. He lives in Superior,
Wis, but is undecided as to whether to
return home or not. He has a good
chance to work in the Santa Fe offices.
Bunton lives near Sedalia, Mo-. and
will probably spend the winter at
home. Most of the players will report
again next season, although Davis.
Halla, Olson and Bunton have been
sold to Louisville. Cooley says that it
has been paid in the neighborhood of
thousand dollars apiece for the four
men.
In addition to the local players, Red
Downs of Detroit and Clarence Cole of
the Springfield team will winter here
where both men have positions. Red
Downs will work in the Santa Fe Of
fees and Cole will work for a commits
sion house.
Daily Oklahoman: Warren Gill and
Pitcher Bandy, two of the stars of the
local team during the season now
closing, have been given their releases
by the local management, effective
September %, and are free to sign
with any club that they desire for
next year. 1t is probable, however,
that they will both be back with the
local club next year.
Gill will leave the team after the
last game in Joplin and will visit rel
atives in Kansas for a short time af-
ter which he will enter a dental col
lege in Kansas City. Bandy will re-
turn here and will work at his trade
that of a telephone lineman, during
the winter.
Oklahoma News: Minneapolis
would like to have catcher Jack Hen
ry. However, he has not been draft
ed yet. Henry would have no trouble
in making good in the bigger league
for he is without question the best all
around receiver in this league.
have been abandoned. Guarantees
enough could not be secured to guar
antee any expenses and the players
did not look with much favor upon a
transforming tour.
Oklahoma News: Pres. Hostetuler
of the Hutchinson team has made ov-
ertures to the local management to
settle Bandys trouble there with Nc
InniS for $50. The Hutchinson man
says that the costs in the case so far
will reach that amount and the au-
thorities have agreed to dismiss 1t If
the costs are paid. The main reason
they would like to have it settled is
to pay back a constable the fare he
spent making the trip to Topeka af-
ter Bandy three weeks ago when his
zeal resulted in failure.
Oklahoma Times Journal: Second
Baseman Jack Love of the local base
to Bartlesville, his former home,
where he signed Edward White. out
fielder of the pennant winning team
in the OAK league for the Nets next
season. White will report at the open
ing of the spring practice. He has
been hitting the ball at a .307 clip
throughout the summer, is fast on the
bases and a good outfelder. Love will
Robert Bandy who did not accom-
pany the locals on the trip to Joplin
and wichita, went to Ell Reno last
night where he will twirl for the FL
Reno team today against the Ponca
City team. Clarence Nelson is pitch
ing for Ponca City now.
In the absence of a professional
game at the local park tomorrow the
Midgets and Eagles will play for the
amateur championship of Topeka
Each side has won one game and the
rubber will be the game tomorrow
Robinson will pitch for the Mfdgets
and Groom for the Eagles. The game
ought to be a good one.
Joplin tried out a new southpaw
against Oklahoma City yesterday and
he won his game. The pitcher was
Decanier who pitched against topeka
a year ago this spring when the indie
pendence team played here.
MacInnis pitched for Hutchinson
against Springfield yesterday but lost
his game Those who have seen Mac
work recently, say that he is regain
ing his arm.
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