Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-26

Toledo has SIX jumpers In the Tri-$hate
trap
President O'Bsien'a nsw unDire, big
Riir' Seiitvsn. h managing q theater at
AahsMr. n. T.. and vim sOsa marry an
heiresa.
The national commission haa refused the
elaim Of Pitcher Barry a9.anat the Boston
Aznsrioans for SALARY alleged b be due.
Tia Chaeaeo white 6ox and 1uaton Amer
ieana have cancslsd THAR Toashs spring ex-
ktnftton Gamaa Tia Gahs and Napoleons
win shaw thef0.
II Gene Deaaeut can ees his release from
Tarouko - has . chance to aucceed Jimmy
Burhe a. manager az tie Kansaa City club
Danny Murphy. the Athlettes' second
.aek ma. areppea into nesae 81 re n, s s,-
nors concernine himself BY afnHtng his sig
nature to Q 1eof contract. So
Frank Jude, tho nttfe 70 -s3Gin who has
bus is setting type In a Minneapolis print.
ing office. Jude Is a printer, having learned
that trade at Carlisle school. Now watch
the typos root for the Indian.
Ungiaubs contract with the Wiiliamsport
ex-Outlaw League club. And it doesn't call
for 81. 500 a season. either! -.
In the batting averages for 1905 compared
with those of 1908 Hal Chase advanced
from thirty-sixth to third place, and Inn
proved his percentage by seventy five points
As the boys on the bleachers would say.
That's going some"
Frank Corridor SHOULD be welcomed back
in the National This ever reminds the I'M
dersigned of Frank Selee's comment on
that man. Selee said that Corridor was
there artistically. but had one defect At
some stage Of close game he would grow
careless
silk OLoughlin writes Emperor Tom"
Connolly that he il an expert on care of
furnaces. Married life with Mrs. SILK No.
2 seems to be very congenial. but Francisco
L. must sift the cinders after producing the
coal. Tough lines for q senator-that-w would
be-at-Albany. N. Y.
outhelder Mccabs Of W VIE who
Conn, club to the Providence Eastern
League club. has been notified that the lat
ter has traded him to the Worcester, Mass,
team. of which Jesse Burkett Is the man
ager.
Secretary Locke met Robert Ganley at
the National Association meeting The
globe trotter declared that he was sorry to
leave the old league, but then he would do
Ganley and the Washington manager are
comrades from way-back days--P1ttsburg
Press.
William NJ Connolly, owner of the Will
minRton team in the Tri-State League. has
announced that he has signed Harry X.
Hoch, q pitcher who was with the OIL City
team last year. and Charles Clancy, who
pitched in the Eastern League last year.
He also ia negotiating with the Rochester
team for the release of Catcher Steelman
to Wilmington.
About the time that e'Cy'' Seymour was
doing pitching stunts for Arthur Irwin.
who then managed the Polo ground forces,
the question as to who "discovered' the err
ratio southpaw was being discussed. Larry
Fassett, one Of the Polo ground regular
rooters. It was claimed. unearthed "Cx"
up near CohOes. When asked to confirm
that report Seymour at that time indi9-
nantly denied 1t and said: Nobody disoov
cred me: I discovered myself"
Fred Beebe the tall and effective pitcher
who was trade to st. Louis for Jack Tay-
lor, IL much delighted over q 5000 con-
tract sent him by the Robisens. He says
he was splendidly treated at st. Louis. and
il more than satisfied to 60 back there.
Beebe has the contract to coach the untver-
sfty Of Indian boys-a contract which, Il
was enormously announced, had been given
Carl Lundgren. ------ -