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New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
VIGNETTES

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The Nan with the hard reputation IS gen
,.r-Ilv the fellow with The easy conscience.
Don't 60 to the trouble 10 learn 10 play the
harp iust because you think It VIII come IN
handy for vcu IN the next world.
The under dog sometimes has the better
Frp
Keeping Up appearances costs more tnan
the lleCess.rles of lte.
Many Of US would have a better chance to
i,- angels when We die Il We didn't live 50 long.
While the talIor Is only the ninth part OF .
man he has taken the measure OF many =
good fellow
The good natured man Is imposed on while
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HOW LONG is FOUR MINUTES

-a,rI1icing four minutes ot hi- time. but he
t.-t that they were well invested.
st lat the foreman "t tho Jury announced
Tie termination 81 the test. TO ttery per
son N the room The 1"Ur minutes had 7etmea
1t least twloe as long. The Judge himself
af1crwa-d saId that i seemed -omethIng Ike
fifteen The ordeal had the effect upon the
iurv that the attorney had calculated 1t was
an obiect lesson. a striking eAempItlcatIon, OF
what might happen IN four minutes
Accordingly, The Jury found that the de
ferdant' engine had sufficient time IN which
70 rlre The. building and that the fIrc had ample
tlme IN which 70 get under way and create =
blaze which the men on the tram could see,
verdict for damage Was brought IN 10 the
amount Il som. tlftecn thousand dollars
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PLAYERS IN a FIGHT.
Holland and Miller Fail to Whip a
Half Dozen Cooleyites at Wichita.

Wichita, Kan, Sept. 2.-The enmity or
the Topeka and Wichita players came TO q
of the Topeka players encountered JACK
Holland and Dusty Miller Of the aer WGhif fa
team Arguments ct yaGio Is x serls F nose
VII Who We're in the crowd were Root, Cole,
Wooley. Andrews, Roach. Abbott, Bren-
nan Hollasd and Miller. Holland made
so1na disparaging remark regarding
R ROOT ability as a pitcher. Root resented
it and applied some derogatory remarks
and made an attempt to hit him. Root
lodged, but Cole came to the rescue, Colt
IS but about half as big as Holland bu u
eve and blood flew quite freely. from the
wound. This was all of the fight as Hol,
land seemed to have all he wanted and
The Topeka players were ready to quit.
Andrews left the crowd as soon as hos
tilities commenced and did not appear in
Holland. Cole nor Root were at the game
Saturday.
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C00ley's Men Win First Sunday
Game and Settle 1t.
Take the First Of a Double
Header at Hutchinson.
WICHITA'S HARD LUCK
Loses in a Fifteen Inning Con-
test to Webb City.
Joplin Won From Oklahoma and
Midgets From Enid.

Hutchinson, Kan, Sept. 21.-The
Topeka Goeleysex celebrated their in=
vasion of Hutchinson Sunday by taxi
ing the first game of double header
and cinching the Western association
remnant for 1908. The Topeka team
has always been favorite in Hutchin-
son and the fans of this city repeated
" cheered the visitors. Although the
locals lost the first game, the fans
found plenty of consolation in the fact
that Topeka had einched the pen
nant. Throughout the season, Gooley's
team has put Up a game fight under
the most distressing circumstances at
times, and every Hutchinson fan has
claimed Topeka as his second choice
for the hunting. Two thousand fans
saw the game,
to pitch the first game, The tall To-
peka boy was never in better form
than when he held the Hutchinson
team to a scratch inield hit 1t was
such scratchy hit that when the
game was over the fans eheered him
Repeatedly, as they thought he had
pulled or a no hit game. 1t was a
hitting climax to his splendid work this
season.
the Packers and who will be a Kansas
city Blue next season, opposed Hager-
man and gave a good account of him
self Until the sixth inning neither
side tailed. 1t was a great pitchers
battle, Atchison being touched up oe=
casionally but always keeping his hits
scattered But in the sixth Abbott
drew a walk stole second and scored
when Eddie Brennan got siashlng
single to center field.
Again in the seventh the Tepeka
team got a run across. Wootey SIM
sled and went to third on Davis, sim
gle scoring on Andrews long fly 20
fhTaiikill This was all the scoring
same was Weoley's hitting and Hager-
mans pitching.
The Topeka team was too elated over
winning the peRnant to offer much ef
a defense in the second game and the
Packers won quite handily by a score
of 8 to /. Barber and Root were the
opposing pitchers. Root was touched
mn with frequency, I. Olsen and Hass
each getting three safe ones.
DR.. Jason Andrews came in Tor
large share Of the applause. fWles
during the first game, he was presentea
with beautiful and expensive Neral Of
ferlnss by the fans of Hutchinson. The
doctor was too much surprised to make
a speech, although there were repeated
calls for him to crate. Efforts, it is
understood, will be made to secure
Andrews to manage the hutchinson
team again nezt season.
I.ecally the deciding games of the
season were watched with a great aeai
of interest Out at the ball park where
the games were reproduced by wire
the fans gathered In large numbers
Nearly 500 were present and eheerea
Justify as Hagerman moved down the
opposing hatteFs in the hrst game ana
pitched the Topeka team to victory and
the Dennant.
The score:
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AIoCooK FIELD IMPROVED.
Seating Capacity Enlarged by the
Erection of New Bleachers.

Lawrence, Kan, Sept, 21.-In antici-
patton of heavy attendance at the ath-
letic events of the present school year
uaIiy improving and remodeling the
Recommendations on McCook field this
summer, and this week began the
most important of all, the erection OF
new bleachers Ga the north side of the
tield that will give total seating ca
pacity of nearly 5000. In addition
to this Improvement thirty boxes are
now being built on the south side Of
the field that will seat approximately
$50 people, and with tho increased
section on the north side of the field
will give a total capacity of something
over 1000. The Improvements VIII
cost in all about $1,000 and will make
MoCook field one of the pest N the
west.
The price of tickets has been raised
this year from $500 to s3,00.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit 2, New York 1.

DSHOI6 =, NEW IOEh T.
Detroit, Sept. 21.-The champions re-
tanned the lead by winning a close
game from New York Sunday. Ross
mans single with two in the sixth
practically deciding it. Both pitchers
did coed work and Summers was given
better support than any Detroit pitch
er has had recently. I4aperte's hitting
and the very fast work of the New
York infield featured the contest.
Score by innings: RHE
Detroit ...............o0 oa02oo.2
New York.......,.....0 5000 900-1 /
Embellishments and Schmidt;
Wilson and Blair.
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fastest games OF baseball here this
season Sunday the locals defeated the
strong Santa Fe team of Topeka by a
score of 2 to o.. Robinson, for the
visitors, struck out twelve men while
the local pitchers only got seven. The
Santa Re team will meet La Junta at
Dodge City Sunday, Sept. 27th, and
play for the championship of the road.
Score by innings: Ii d:
Atehison ......... -. 90 1901 80
Batteries: Santa Fe Robinson and
Sene. Atchison-Cleburne, Morgan
and Price. ~. - -l-o -
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Eastern Football Schedules.
YALE UNIVERSITY.

=
September se-7PwesIeyan at New
Haven. 1s-,a
October S-syracuse at New Haven.
October 1o--Hely Cross at New
Haven.
October L Army at West Point.
October 24-Washington and JET
ferson at New Haven.
October S1-Massachusetts Aggies
at New Haven. 80
November Brown at New Haven.
November 14-Princeton at Prince
ton.
November 21-Harvard at New
Haven.
HARVARD UNIVERSITY.
September s0-BeWdein at Cam
bridge.
October a-University of Maine at
Cambridge.
October BATES at Cambridge.
October 10-Williams at Cambridge.
October 17-Springheld Training
school at Cambridge
October 24-Annapelis at Annapol-
October 31-Brewn at Cambridge.
November Carlisle at Cambridge.
November dartmouth at Cam
bridge.
November 21-Yale at New Haven.
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
September 3o-North Carolina at
Franklin field.
October 4-Washington and Jeffer-
son at Franklin field.
October 7-Bucknell at Franklin
field
October 11-Franklin and Marshall
at Franklin field.
october 14-Lafayette at Franklin
field.
October Gettysburg at Franklin
field.
October 2s-Swarthmore at Frank
lin field.
November 4-Carlisle Indians at
Franklin field.
November 11-stata college at
Franklin field.
November 1S-Mfchigan at Ann Ar
November 3e-oornell at Franklin
PRINCETON UNIVERSITY.
October S-Springfeld Training
school at Princeton.
October stevens institute at
Princeton.
October 10-Lafayette at Princeton.
October 14-Villa Nova at Prince
ton.
october 17-swarthmere at Prince
ton.
October 21-Ferdham at Prince
ton,
October 24-Syraeuse at Princeton.
October 31-West Peint at West
Point.
November dartmouth at New
York or Princeton.
November 14-Yale at Princeton.
CORNELL UNIVERSITY.
October S=Hamilton at Ithaca.
October 1e-Oberlin at Ithaca.
| October 17-celgate at Ithaca.
October 24-Vermont at Ithaca.
October 31-Pennsylyania state at
Ithaca.
November Amherst at Ithaca.
November 14-Ghieage at Chicago.
| November 21-TFinity at Ithaca.
November 26-PennsylYania at
| PhiIadelnhja
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TraYers Sin Champion.

Garden City. n. Y, Sept. 21.-Je-
rome D. Travers of Mentclair, II. J.,
has defended his title of national anna
teur golf champion against a field of
133 starters and he Will retain the
honor for another year, as he won out
of Morris county. n. j.. at the Garden
City club links this afternoon.
Throughout the weeks play the young
champion was in excellent shape and
played the best gelf Of his life every
day.
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webb city =, wichita 6.

Wichita, Kan, Sept. 21.-Wiehita lost
to Webb City Sunday in an interesting
of the game go all chances of tying
Topeka for the pennant. Annis was
put out of the game for sassing the
umpire.
Score by innings: RHE E.
Webb CITY o 2O201e II 3
Wichita =. 8 ! 0 0 00OOoO000-6 IL 3
Batteries = Milton, Burnum and
Cheek; Dick, speer and Armstrong.
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MossE TO HELP COACH.
Has Been selected to Aid Kennedy
Again at X. U.

Lawrence, Sept. 21.-At a meeting
Of the athletic board. Arthur St. Leger
Mosse was elected assistant coach OF
the Jayhawker football team Mosse
will come down from Leavenworth
this week and start work with Ken
nedy on the Kansas squad.
Carl Reuse. captain OF last years
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St. Louis ?, WASHINGTON I

st. Louis, Sept. 21.-Waddell struck
out II batsmen Sunday and St Louis
defeated Washington 2 to 1 in ten in
nings.
Score by innings: R.HE
St Louis .....,..... O. 0Oe010A01-2Ts
Washington ...,......0 0 0 0O0O00I s o
Batteries-WaddelI, Smith and Spen-
GER; johnson and Street.
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squad, was selected second assistant
coach and will devote most of his time
to the freshmen squad.
nj. 4. Ebright manager of athletics
at the University of Missouri, was
chosen to coach the baseball team
next spring.
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Springfield Is. Enid Z.

Springfield, Mo, Sept. H.-Loeals
won Sunday by the vacant lot score Of
10 to Z. The catching of Tex Jones and
four home runs were redeeming feat
ures of the game.
Score by innings: RHE.
Oklahoma City I'll 11e0A0e1A4 4
Joplin ...............3 0 0 00OO10 Is
Observation-Disclosures and Erloff; Ton
neman, Sheldon. Brantz and Kennedy,
Allen and Jones, Umpire-Shuster.
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chicago 1, Philadelphia O.

Chicago, Sept. 21.-Smith pitched a
np-hit, no-run game against Philadel-
phia here Sunday. Chicago winning
to 0.
Score by innings: RHE
Philadelphia ..,....., o 0 0 0 o 900 90 0 2
Batteries-smith and Sullivan; Plank
and Lapp.
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A Fight for AIcVey.

Paris. Sept. 21.-Sam McNey OF
California knocked out Harry Shear
ing of England by stiff right to the
HART in the first round of what was
scheduled to be a 20-round fight. The
match was for a purse of $4,000 and
the title of champion of Europe.
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SATURDAY GAMES.
National League.

Chicago 40, Philadelphia 20: second
game called in tenth; darkness
st. Lauis 81, Brooklyn 10.
Cincinnati 6, Boston 5.
Pittshurg 6, New York 2; ten innings
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M Discuss Footbau Rules.

Princeton, n, j.. Sept 21.-An-
nouncement has been made that the
central board OF football officials will
hold a meeting next Friday night at
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of s to 4. Fast running in the seventh
inning was the feature.
Score BY innings: R.H, z.
Springfield 10000 e4a024 3
Oklahoma City 80 0 000 / IS s 0
Batteries-Brennan and Tonneman;
Banks and Kelsey. Umpire-Schuster.
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No more worrying about that PEN
nant, it is here to stay. The locals
had a hard row to hoe at the end as
the team was crippled. 1t was great
fight throughout the season and tn
best team Won.
Topeka is the only team in the
league this season, that has failed to
display a streak of yellow. The Okla
homa City team played the. baby act
in Topeka, while the Jobbers have LAID
down great deal of the time on &C
count of personal enmity for Holland.
The attention of the sporting editor
of the Wichita Eagle is called to the
fact that the name of Topeka's right
fielder is Davis, not Wright, as ne
was repeatedly called in the Eagle
snort columns and box scores.
1t was a great game that Hagerman
pitched Sunday against Hutchinson.
But for little scratch hit which was
about as much of an error as mt nip
would have closed his career In the
western with no hit game. Rip has
been the nainstay of the Topeka team
this season and he has the honor OF
being the only pitcher to remain
throughout the season. 1t was mt
ting honor for him to pitch the deeid-
ing game.
What. has become of the man who
talked about Webb City throwing
games to wichita? The Tripietts
| chased the Jobbers for fifteen innings
Sunday and then won out, giving them
| a clear right to fifth place. Firth place
| by the way is the only position IN dls-
| pute.
Wonder how Jack Holland accounts
| for being whipped by Cole.
The Hutchinson News makes an at
tack on Outfelder McLear charging
him with loafng and throwing games
| to other teams. And still McLear Is
one of the best players on the Hutchln-
son team.
selbv.s arm is slowly coming back.
He Could have worked in the Hutehin-
son series had it been necessary.
| Cooley. who is at Paxiee, sent Ior nm
SUNDAY and he worked in an amateur
game there with Doran on the recelN-
ing line;
IF is almost unnecessary to say thar
the following is from the Okiahoild
City Times: 1t is to be hoped tnat tils
Jobbers will beat Cooley out IN llle
race for the pennant. Cooley did nee
give the Nets or the Jebbers a SQUARE
| deal and it would be just should Wien
its. Wrest the flag at the eleventh heuf-
Jav Andrews is still mighty popular
i'm Hutchinson. Twice Sunday he was
presented with floral pieces by the fans
of Hutchinson. And Jay could get ms
old lob back at most any time. A d.
rector of the Hutchinson team who was
in Toneka Saturday talked quite freely
of the situation in that town and Of
fered to bet that Andrews would pc
managing again next season. Ahe he
for sale if Hutchinson didn't employ
| the old physish.
There is moral connected with the
cinching of the pennant Sunday. ~
Won may infer, it presents a splendla
onnortnnitv for those who have sub
scribed to the pennant fund to pay up.
Neral: Send in the amount Of your
subscription to the sportir~ editor Oh
either paper.
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Allowed to Play SUNDAY Rau

Detroit, Mich, Sept. 21-Judge Bono
van, in the county circuit court, denied
an application for an Injunction to pre-
vent the Detroit and New York base
pail teams from playing game of
pasebaH here Sunday. The application
was made by persons living In the rear
Of Bennett baseball park.
Atchison 2, Santa Fe o.
Atehison, Sept, 21.-In one of the
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Webb city e-1, Hutchinson So

Hutchinson, Kan, Sept. 21.-Hutchin-
son punched hits off Burnum in the
ninth and won out in the second game,
score 2 to 1. In the morning game the
locals made costly errors and failed to
hit when hits meant runs. thereby los
ing. Score, 6 to 5.
Score by innings: R.H.E.
Webb city :e4110aRo708
Hutchinson ...........0 0 300 1 1 O-5 10 3
Batteries = Burnum, Taylor and
Cheek; Trippett, Daniels, Belltz and
Ereese.
Second game-Score ny innings: RH.E.
Webb City 601o000eI 2
Hutchinson ...........0 0 Q 0 90 0 o % :
Batteries = BuFnum and Cheek;
Wright and Hass.
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SATURDAY GAMES.
Wichita 8. Topeka 1.


Wichita, Kan, Sept H.-Wiehita
won the last game of the series with
Topeka Saturday, to l. Millsap's
stick work was the only feature of the
game. Hettling and Hendrix were
benehed for disputiRg a decision.
Score by innings: RH.E.
Topeka ................0 0 Q 0 FL
Wichita ...............2 O 0 o 0 0 So .
Observation-Disclosures, Abbott and Bren-
nan; Scott and Armstrong.
joplin 4, Enid 1.
Joplin, Mo-, Sept. 21-In an hour and
twenty minutes, the record time of the
season. joplin won the game with Enid
Saturday.
Score by innings: R.H. 3.
Joplin ...........-.-....0 2 0 l O 90 ~ IL
Batteries-MoGin and Allen; Shaner
and Harrington.
Oklahoma City 9. Springfield 4.
Springfield, Ne. Sept. 2l.-The visi-
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HUFGHTNso
sGeRE b INNINGsl

Hutchinson -.,....f....,....09 099h9pp-
Summary; Overdose hits-An-
draws. Bases on balls-0f HageF-
man 9, off Atehisen 2. Struck out
bv pitcher=HagermaR, Stefer. Sac
rifice hit=ARdrews Time=1i15. pm-
pfre-Eiuney.
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- - - CURES
800. SKIN DISEASES

when the
W
Healthy the skin but by its ad impure nature Continually
blood
blood purified of
GU sfronh
diseased nou1hed
cleof
d1s6s Ge ady Tree THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA GA
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National League.


SCORE bf 1NN4NGS-
H Hafehinson SsSSSgS "a
Summary: ThFee-base hit-Olson.
Two-base hits-Andrews, Weoley 2.
Bases on balls-Off Root 1, off Barber
1. Struck out-By Root 4, by Barber
2. Sacrifice hits-Stofer, McLear.
Fleming. Stolen bases-0lson. q,
stefer. Double plays-Barber to
Casey to Olson; Barber to Fleming to
Casey. Fime-1:06. Umpire-Fin-
ney.
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Joplin 5, Oklahoma CITY 4.

Joplin. Sept. 21.-Jenlin took the first
of the final series with Oklahoma City,
to 4, the game going ten innings
Score by innings: RHE.
Springfield oae3s2 s+LiS II 4
Enid ...................8l 200e064 Al IL s
Batteries-Bemis and Kelsey; Queis-
ser and Moves.
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New York 6. Detroit 5.
Chicago 2, Washington 2.
Cleveland 6, Washington 2.
Cleveland 6, Boston 5.
Philadelphia 2, st. Louis 0.
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the Murray Hill hotel, New York, for
the. purpose of discussing the interpre-
tatiens of the football rules for this
season. 1t is expected the meeting will
be attended by seventy-five or eighty
officials and by coaches from nearly
OF Washington, over which territory
the central board has jurisdiction
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the Following is from the Oklahoma
CITY Times: 1t is to be hoped that the
Jobbers will beat Cooley out in the
race for the pennant. Cooley did NOT
give the Nets or the Jebbers a square
deal and it would be just should WEN
itaL wrest the flag at the eleventh lloei-
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Selby's arm is slowly coming back
He could have worked in the Hutehln-
son series had it been necessary ny !,
Coo1av who is at Paxieo, sent for him
SUNDAY and he worked in an amateur
game there with Doran on the recelV-
ing line,
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No more worrying about that PEN
nant, it is here to stay. The locals
had a hard row to hoe at the end as
the team was crippled. 1t was a great
fight throughout the season and thA
best team won.
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Topeka is the only team in the
league this season, that has failed to
display a streak of yellow. The Okla
homa City team played the baby act
in Topeka, while the Jobbers have laid
down a great deal of the time on &C
count of personal enmity for Holland.
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Western
1850
Citation
GOSSIP
WHERE THEY PLAY
TOMORROW.

Topeka at Hutchinson.
Webb City at Wichita.
Enid at Springfield.
Oklahoma City at Joplin.
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JonIin 4. Enid 1.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ADDOtL ana Bren
nan; Scott and Armstrong.
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The Hutchinson News makes an at
tack on Outfelder McLear charging
him with loafing and throwing games
to other teams. And still McLear is
one of the best players on the Hutchin-
son team.
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There is moral connected WITH tHs
Won may infer, it presents a splendid
opportunity for those whe. have sub
scribed to the pennant fund to pay up
Moral: Send in the amount Of your
substitution to the sportir~ edltoF VI
aifhar nanNr.
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Oklahoma City 9. Springfield 4.
sRringfsld, Me. Sept. 21.-The visi-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-21

The attention of the sporting editor
of the wichita Eagle is called to the
fact that the name of Topeka's right
fielder is Davis. not Wright, as he
was repeatedly called in the Eagles
snort columns and box scores.