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New-York tribune., 1908-07-08
SlL NEW 1. c. STOCK SUBSCRIBED.

1eao. - Gay on which the stockholders Of the
isssc-is..e Railroad Company were entitled to
sss ,rss. % The a4.o51,cr additional stock which
iedsy 1eo oy the directors recently. was yes
snoab, = "aA learned that not only the full
eaek w. 80 IiDed, but that in most cases the
tslasnf pa-a IN fun although only the first in
heylous per cent was due yesterday All
'sa s,a,.,A s,A issues OF the Illinois Central have
S-oseEr,,1r successful, and the assistance of an
: toat ,s re syndicate has never been necessary
sssis lsos.al, Those who paid the two install
~s 2ssper. a discount OF per cent on the sec
New-York tribune., 1908-07-08
HOTTEST DAY AT PINE CAMP.
Engineers Building a ''Road to Moukden,"
To Be Blown Up.

Pine Camp, N. Y. July IA thunderstorm ended
tonight the hottest day the soldiers have exper-
fenced since the camp opened. The thermometer
registered high in the COS. A blazing sun poured
its rays on the plains and only those whose duties
required 1t ventured to cross the hot sand.
The corps of engineers busily engaged in
building q railroad, 'the road to Moukden, which
will be blown up when completed. The day was
devoted to the usual battalion drill and special
problems in tactics for the artillery and field hos
pital corps.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-08
Proposals.

II owERING WATER PIPE-FORT WOOD. y Y. H.
IL July 3. 190S-SeaIed proposals, in trplicate. for
lowering pipe this post viii be received here
antiI 1913 A N. August g. 1905 and then opened IN
the right to any all bids Envelopes should Be
marked Proposals for lowering Water Pipe. and es
addressed to the undersigned G. C. BCRNELL. Consts
Or Mr.
DROPOsAI. FOR DRY GOODS: OFFICE OF ASSIST
L ant Purchasing Panama Rail Road Company
"a state street. York. July :. lS0s-seaed pro
1ssls will be received at Office until 200 NJ. July
inn 1908 furnishing the above mentioned articles
snks and fun information be obtained at this Of
ars r e NORDSIEK. Assistant Purchasing Agent
New-York tribune., 1908-07-08
TWELVE DEAD IN PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia. July /. Twelve persons were re-
ported dead from the heat here to-day George F.
Green, aged sixty-fve years. was overcome while
preparing a bath, and. falling into the water, was
drowned The maxmum temperature was 81 at the
Weather Bureau
New-York tribune., 1908-07-08
SurrOgateS' Notices.

yN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON CHARLES
i H a Surrogate of the County or New
York notice is hereby given TO all persons having
Barteis. late of the County OF
Sew YorI deceased to present with vouch-
rs thereof subscriber at his place OF transact
Greenwich Street. In the city OF
sew York on or before the 18th day OF July next
Dated New York the day OF January. 19OS
FERDINAND BARTELS Administrator. 100 Green
witch Street Borough of Manhattan. CITY OF New
York
"a Nassau Street New York
New-York tribune., 1908-07-08
NEWARK ICE DEALERS RAISE PRICES

Two deaths and many prostrations due TO heat
was yesterdays record In Newark. The mercury
reached 50 degrees at noon. Many factories closed
down owing to the heat. The wholesale ice dealers
raised the price of ice from 81 so ton to s., and
retailers shut down on selling 6-cent pieces
New-York tribune., 1908-07-08
RAILROAD LUMBER RULING STANDS

Washington July THE Interstate Commerce
Commission in decision to-day upholds the pres
ent laws enforced by the railroads requiring ship
pers of lumber on open cars to use stakes to
safe transportation.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-08
TeaNsPACIEIC MAILS.

1RNNSPNOIFTO WNIES.
nss,ipztIon and steamer Close In Nsu York
Australia Except WesD New Zealand.
Samoan Islands, Fill Islands and New
Caledonia--(Yia Vancouver and VIC
Corea, China and Philip
corea ....... ...................... July IS. $50
Tahiti and Marquesas Islands-Cvia San
Francsco)-Mariposa ...-..--.....-Au Aug ], o:SV m
New-York tribune., 1908-07-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAC
437 Sun 32 1888 Moons age 10
HIGH WATER.
A M.-sandy Hook 1:45 Gov Island 2:o5 Hell Gate g. 50
P M.Sandy Hook 239 Gov Island S:OSl Fiell Gate 4os
New-York tribune., 1908-07-08
WIRELESS REPORTS.
INCOMING STEAMERS.

The Lincoln is expected TO dock about 30
morning. The ship 100 miles east of Nantucket
Lightship at yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-08
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Net earnings II mos. s6.214.277 s6.7T4o.5 so1o4
New-York tribune., 1908-07-08
School Agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCl
.unpIes Professors Teachers, Tutors overnes5es etc
90 School and Families Apply TO
Mrs YOUNG FULTON % Union Sdusrs
New-York tribune., 1908-07-08

Brings mall
The evening world., 1908-12-09
NO HOME RULE IN OLYMPIC
GAMES OF TURE--SULLIVAN

Scrappersville when he believes himself
TO be in the right. and in this case he
has no doubt about the justice Of the
cause he has taken up. To a reporter
FOR The Evening World he said to-day
There YVES a whole lot more that hap
pened in the Olympic games which was
not covered in my annual report. When
that was written some months after the
games II looked as though We had
proven our case; that the Englishmen
who had charge OF the games =. ere
ashamed of themselves. We're I ed
that the American sport-lovtng p-olic
could be iorgtvtng even after such
shameful treatment and that Neace
clouds might cover the past. Instead.
however, they persist in contradiction
even to the extent OF calling us liars.
which seems to be the usual retort for
them when IN a hole.
Mr.. Sullivan was asked concerning the
statement that at a meeting of the
Olympic delegates in Paris in January
there was possibility that America
would be given the Olympic games for
1912 and that Ptttsburg or San Francisco
would I've the bidders.
There isn't Chinaman's chance, "
said ar. sullivan. that the games will
he given to America at this time and
particularly so when there is serious
trouble between England and America. II
The evening world., 1908-12-09

There is = lot OF human interest in the
big sir-dsy bicycle race at Madison
Square Garden. That was strongly
shown yesterday when Georget. the
Frenohmsn, was making such & gallant
EFFORT 10 keep IN the race al alone, while
his partner was on the track sick.
rp "a that time the Face fans had teen
sending IN votes IN TIE Evening Word
contest o. determine the most popaar
team for almost every team except the
French par. Geurgets great effort
, brought him tie sympathy of tie crowd,
ana vote after vote was piled into tho
ballot boxes during the morning ana
early sfIernoor, not even easing after
he was compelled 20 cave TIE track
FC8ler and Lawson and acFar.aud
and Mprsu seem 10 DE tho most popular
teaus a. present, but al tie leaders
have a ulE following The prizes ven
by The World Nul 20 two Pope Tribune
1919 model racing Bicycles, which vii De
given 60 the team that 70 voted by ths
The evening world., 1908-12-09
OTOOle and Moran Meet
In Philadelphia Ring

jim fiy ;9 wSien lakes place that evening
Phs II. a. soo~ ?. ,o S.,s s,n in s ss.
sre ot;efins, on the coisEet mans ehsnees
- % e has et sam /. desiarea II. sisps!
fRs sX h less esss fifteen s Ioaads
va Ee9s's and Nell live, the cs'Or5: ssH:s
70 meet in twelve-round bout before the
a AGy a.y q WI. ss' 10 S ssv. q oa n
q :sS az. Sstor: tn: sss,ls he 81. va:
Ne oou, 'essss b.sa es IND ~ a HHin
5Psa has d g., s0S.s
IS. assSss;ss q Ss'Sa* s sas
with each man and should have no trouble IN
ssRs s eGth 9at as sus so S'Es
H y. eliot shi nm Michigan
this city; igr we've rSuads 4 re XrnoFy
Aey Urea NJ Mu nas .,
hs G whs 'aBs ha KSsk rGsld take
would he agree to light ooiored man.
: Zen Dohsr,s; the New Haven wslts s
Tommy Murphy IN six-round bout, have
been signed up 10 meet in the, semi-nnal con-
Willie Lewis and Harry Lewis, which takes
place at New Haven on Monday night
Doherty and Sullivan will battle for ten
rounds II should be as good q nsht as the
main 60
a bout between little fellows was arranged
last night. Patsey Kline, the Newark
boxer, were the iads secured They Will
battle for six rounds q, the next stag Of the
Dry Dock a. c.. on Saturday night. Kline
Is one OF the most promising youngsters IN
the bushes He recently knocked out Jefl
o Connei In four rounds.
The evening world., 1908-12-09
A. A. u. President Says Amer
leans Are Maligned by
Englishmen.

"HE war cloud in International ath-
letic affairs which appeared in
L the eastern horizon during the
Olympic games in England in July last
has now assumed such proportions that
within a few days the mutterings of
open conflict which were heard at the
annual meeting Of the A. A. L. on Nov
ls will break forth into a declaration
likely to cause quite as much trouble
as that of IS.
In his annual report presented at the
A A L. meeting President James L.
sullivan took up few of the matters
which had caused friction between Eng
l!sh and Americans in the Olympic
games with the result that resolution
was passed that hereafter no sanction
would be given by the a. A. u. to per
NIT American athletes TO participate In
any international meet unless the plans
for such meet were first approved by a
special committee. The American body
also refused to recognize the suspension
of ]. c. Carpenter by the English AS
sociation, and these two acts were taken
to mean that athletic relations between
the two countries were severed.
Since this meeting statement given
out by the English embassy on Nov. Ii
has been printed in a number of Ameri-
can papers and later English criticisms
have been added IN which Mr.. Sullivan
| claims that some OF the statements made
| in his annual report have been contra
dicted. or, in plain terms, as he says
| They have called me d Lar"
Jim" Sullivan is scrapper from
The evening world., 1908-12-09
GISSlNG NIES 1880"
FROM GOOD FIELD.

Harry Gissing won the SS0-yard hanfi-
cap run mt the games of Company F,
Twenty-second Regiment, last night.
running the distance in 2o1 S-5, Gissins
was the scratch man and beat out /. V.
Mcdowell. who had twenty-five -ards,
and q Harris. who had thirty >, trds,
A feature OF the meet was the SaIome
race for company members, The men
started In fun company uniform. were
required to run one lap. taking on some
part OF their uniform at twenty-yard
intervals, the finish OF the lap leaving
and sweater. Then they had TO start
all over again and ger back into full
uniform. ii. E!kan proved the quickest
undrcsSer az dresser, as well aB the
hest sprintef, and won the event. his
time being 225.
Sam Leibgold defeated s. Kish and L.
Leihgold in a milo walk. each OF his op-
ponents walking half a mile, The time
vas I3S Is,
The evening world., 1908-12-09
L0ngboat Sure He viii
Beat Conqueror of Hayes

walks over the hills His running Is
done In the morning at 10 O'Clock, and
the afternoon about $50.
Neither the Indian or his manager
and hacker. Tom Flanagan. are cast
down over his recent defeat In a ten
nile event by Percy Smallwood in
Philadelphia. The Indian is not a ten
nile man and the race was lost to him
owing to the fact that he ran IN a new
pair OF shoes which were too large for
aim. AS result his feet were consid-
erably bunged up. and not wanting to
spoil his chances against Dorando. Eek
would not let Longboat punish himself.
Flanagan 10 SO confident that his pro-
| tege VIII Lead the way home for the
| famous little italian that he wants to
| bet thousand dollars that Longboat
lap.
Arrangements have been made with
Sparrow" Robertson for the construc.
| ton OF ten-lap track at the Garden
| similar TO the one over which Dorandc
and Hayes raced.
The evening world., 1908-12-09
New York Club Takes No
Part in Annual Session.
PulliaIn Reelected.
By BOzEMAN BULGER.

The National League met in deadly
session yesterday and announced. beyond
peradventure Of doubt. that the Chicago
Cubs had won the National League pen
nant! That may be q trifs late from
the way Now York looks At things. but
It's important jus. the same. The Giants
were given the place.
Aside from the awarding of the PEN
nant, Harry Pulliam was re-ele cted
president OF the league by q unanimous
vote. This was the first time that Pull
lam has been elected unanimously since
McGraw took charge of the New York
team. This condition was largely
brought about by the fact that John T.
Brush and Fred T. Knowles were alb
sent from the meeting. Viva lie Pulliam!
After the sealed session all tho men,
bers OF tho league except Tim Hurst,
Mike Rsgan and q row others Attired
themselves In marbletop clothes and
took dinner in the palm room OF the
waldorf-Astoris.
Tomorrow the National Commission
is going to pass on tho question as to
whether the Chicago club sold scalper,
tickets for the worlds sertea- They will
tiiou uoCiOe NHctHoT IL - moro au falt
for the players TO wear a strip OF braid
down their pants legs or to corinue
In the plain cloth. and the show will be
over. The American League will meet
At tho Wolcott Hotel this afternoon and
after q few pleasantries will adjourn.
Dewey Wants $4,000 for Dahlen.
There are three things In which the
baseball crowd is interested They ar,
the probable selection of Clark Gr!fitt
as manager of the Cincinnati Reds. the
possible naming OF Billy Gilbert as man
ager of the Cardinals and the sels ctior
of Dahlen as manager of the Superbss
to succeed Patsy Donovan. AL Of thes
men are we'll qualified 10 all the pos!
tons. and the move Is comparative!
easy for all except Dahlen. He is nov
with Boston. and Dovey refuses 10 re
lease him to Brooklyn except for con
siderable money in hand paid. II wa
said last night that Mr.. Doysy demand
cd $4,000 for the release OF Bad Bill"
Garry Hermann. owner Of tie dneinna,
Reds, told me laSt night that the ques ito
OF the management wss entirely up To Ciar
. Griffith, He said that h had made . prop
sltion that Griffith Dould either accept or r,
ject. MI Hermann realizes the worth
, Griffith. He kDOws that rhs "Od Fox" Ia
The evening world., 1908-12-09
English Feather Weight Will
Do Battle With Promising
American for Six Rounds.
BY JOHN POLLOCK.

MOTHER great international fight
n between little fellows will be de-
4 cided IN Philadelphia tonight
Owen Moran. the sturdy English
feather-weight. and Tommy o'Toole. of
Philadelphia. one of the best little men
we have on this side OF the water. will
De the principals. They will come to-
gether in a six-round bout before the
National A. c.. at l23 pounds, weigh in
at P. NJ. This will be their second
encounter. Moran having outpointed
, O'Toole In a six-rouno battle at the
same club nearly . year ago. Both
lads are In excellent condition for the
aght and are confident OF winning
Battling Nelson changes his mind more
than any other fighter In the business. After
having promised to Eight Freddie Welsh.
tie latter part Of next month, Nelson now
comes forward with a Statement in which
ne says that Welsh and Packey Mcfarland
VIII nave TO have IL out IN the ring before
ne VIII DECIDE who he will fight. Nelson
Knows perfectly well that there Is not a
sether. as they want too much money for
| Jimmy Walsh. tire clever I:t!s feather
s MI OF S2ston; VINO went 10 the coast
Monte Monte Attel., the California boxer. for
Frisco or the night OF Dee 81 Ths bows
WILL 'igh tho preliminary battle 10 the
The evening world., 1908-12-09
EDITED BY
ROBERT EDGREN |
DR|SCOLL PUTS
GRIFFITH AWAY
IN THE eleventh


BOSTON, Mass. Dec. 9.-After giving
the cleverest exhibition of boxing seen
in this city for many years. Jim Dris-
coll, the champion featherweight OF
England. knocked out Charley Griffin.
the Australian champion, in eleven
rounds at the Armory A. A. last night.
When they began the bout Griffin car
ried his right unusually high. TO block
Driscolrs wicked left. Finding II hard
20 break through that guard Driscoll
changed his tactics and began driving
The left to the wind and right over the
heart.
After four rounds OF this batterirs
Gritfin's guard began TO lower and
then Driscon began hooking the LETT 70
he face and jaw. ana crossing the right
20 the Jaw. In the tifth round Drisco!i
mad Grimm a bit wobbly, and when the
gong sounded Griffin was pretty badly
on For the next four rounds Driscoll
continued 10 hand ont punishment to
grimm with both hands and got few re-
turns.
Griffin as II he Intended to wind up
no bout then anG there, and he came
near doing It before the round closed.
He hit Griffin a; will, where and when
lie wanted to, and lew counters were
the best that the Australian gave in re-
turn.
In the eleventh round Driscoll sen. a
lef. hook 10 the jaw and following With
a right on the jaw, again had Griffin
sbak fling on both pius Drawing a lead
from Grim. the 'EuSlishman countered
with the lett on the jaw. and followed
with the right. sending Griffin TO the
ropes nearly done Driscoll coolly amb.ed
after him. and again sending right and
lcft TO the Jaw, put the Australian TO
the mat. The latter was up al the
count OF eight. and then Driscol re-
IL u referee
mar Grim had no chance even II he
was able 10 get up in the ten seconds.
which was dountfli, he sent Driscoll 10
his corner declaring him the winner,
The evening world., 1908-12-09

The Yale Ave will have ITS second
fling at New York basketball team to-
night when the quintet from Old Eli
stacks up against the Green and White
five Of Manhattan College. The bulldog
was rubbed the wrong way by the c. c,
y. y team last Saturday night and
Capt. Cushman is anxious 10 even up
matters ~ beating Manhattan Tonight
so that II Yale beats Fordham Saturday
the Blue can depart from New YORK
The evening world., 1908-12-09
sIosson After tne 1s.1 nae.

S"H Workers IN an probability wlU be
treaties 10 a ZIG billiard match az is bAlh
.ue ME wUter Tie veteran cue expert
Gru.gr L. season.. through tho .rlLsWlck
Ia b.. ulrr '0rVau" IHH i.susd n
c.a.- U.s f1 George sutton the tn. ll'der
~ '"algH 40 iu1 points up. s.osson'l
elu ,rr. f.. .uHs
= hereby enc ..ngs George sutton cham
pi uI fH play me- f.r tho NuTUs champion
.Hlp "a. ISL uNklno same 5Cl points ~
championship. A. y pr,of " my sincefit'
] iacloss uiy neck Tor $3.50 a. a DTsliInlnAr,
forfeit Rsspscuu4ly."
The evening world., 1908-12-09
LOUGHREY BEATS CORBETT.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. s.-"Young
Loughrey' had all the better Of his hstic
argument with Young Fred Corbett at
the Douglass A. &. last night
II was "A slashing good bout with both
boys going last, but after the first round
there vas little 10 II except L.oughrey,
who was too fast and strong for COcbett
There we're many spirited exchanges
that kept tho crowd cheering, but IN
these as well as IN the cl!nohes LoughTey
was the winner
The evening world., 1908-12-09

Tom Lonsboat, tho Indian runner,
las shifted his training quarters from
me chiffon race track In New Jersey
20 the Berkeley Oval. He will stay
here and finish his work for the match
With Doranto Pietri at Madison Square
iardsn on next Tuesday night, Dec.
70. Tom Eek. who took charge OF the
dusky athlete upon his arrlval in this
raining camp. Longboat is living out
Jerome avenue, near One Hundred and
'eventv,fifth street, and In addition TO
us track work az tbs oval takes long
The evening world., 1908-12-09
OARSMEN AT
WORK ON THE HUDSON.

The Columbia varsity was on the
water yesterday afternoon for the first
time since June. two boats being out.
Snevly and Starbuck are the only mem
bers of the 1903 varsity missing and
Coach Rice has plenty OF good material
10 I'll their places. The men will be
on the river every day as long as the
weather viii permit. after which they
will take 10 the indoor machines.
The evening world., 1908-12-09
Columbia ou,olassed a. Hockey.

Columbia University hockey Tenn was
outclHssed by the team from St kICho-
uiug w. score ~ ~ 10 0. Capt. COR
don m the ST. Nicholas team, shot n
goal IN the first minute Of rlay and
hereafter the five scored almost az
The evening world., 1908-12-09
CROWDS at Bicycle Race File
in Votes for Their FaU0rites

Evening World readers az rhe most pop
u!af one. H. tie event Of tie all teams
30 tied will De awarded similar prizes.
For Coupon See Page Two.
The evening world., 1908-12-09

ny eShe - "lHhs 70 'hhe etanos on MS
Harry Pul!am told an amusing, story in
t .s, nee q Barney psyas' ,d las; night
Pullian says the masnates had just gathered
Z, CINCINNATI 10 hear the famous case q the
failed TO touch second According 10 Pul!lam.
Barney came in very much excited.
said PulliaH,, because you are an interested
party"
no, Dfsu9 9H : s ID Ba' Rsgw Ao Ha n
Do: viii simply vote that the game be
now. Barney" replied PuIliam. and Nj.
pr.ytuss ish the room n a ss:f' \: s ;,Sn
League meeting.
in 5sAe sss. F 7s: e e'f4 5.a @ s ss
vera rs 5s:aSy SpsEFTSsad and j? sss
20 spt Pc Kin Of Eysrs, casF;ey Murphy nude
n int ntd to sent to Evers, and i, read as
Com. On to New York; vii pay all e1'
sage TO John Z. Bruce. Secretary of he
National Commission. al Cincinnati. M
Bruce replied that he aggregates ,ha c,.a ne
but that he could not stay at the hotel
on account OF other business
MrTph{ AhsSPaas wi2sd 4, ioTi Bruce
as follows. Telegram was INTENDED for
Johnny Evcrs, who lives at Albany
Johnny came later on.
Tim Murnane. John n, Ward GARY
Hermann, Francis Richter, Mike Kegan
night that Hs! Chase and t. Cobb were
the two greatest ball players OF the de
eade /, looks as II they had the right
dope.
John D. o'Brien and Pa, Powers say
hss fs fq6y may to take fhss say
10 their own business That sounds res.
sonable, doesn't III
Frank Farrell and George Sailing. wer'
around all day looking thlnGs over; II,
queer, but Griffith and Farrell did no
lunch together.
s,alitngs says his Georgia farm I. biz
ianders ought 10 have a great time dowr
There next spring
One evidenc. BRAT harmony r~isns in tn
National League was the fact that the OIL
Ebeeu, Hermann. Murpny and poyey wa
| reelected,
safety q &c players was aTouad the loob
o. ne ,Maidhorf Yesterday win a 1rt pew psten
ella ms the spike Is % constructed that
| will not hurt the player when Il 10 shove
against him by a base runner Tho mes
spike attracted ot Of aren't Il, and som
OF tho players said they would give
trial IN the spring,
George stahnF- ~ the H!ghandsrt. an
Frank Nayin, President 4 the Detroit CluS
but neither would admit that they we're tai
ing over player dtas Stal.ngs Is known
be pretty sweet on ~'Anage the catcher 81
cured boy the Tigers from Newark tsls fal
au3 may make teal with Detroit Tor him.
The evening world., 1908-12-09
Yale Meets Manhattan College
In Basketball Contest Tonight

with a majority Of games won. The con-
test will take place at La Sale Insti-
tute gymnasium. ~ preliminary game
will he played, in which the strong
Manhattan prep. team Will participate.
a gymnpslic team hns been organized 81
and R Hi.fn ' managrr as r tsP' !,
som. prnWIsin- matcrirl IT, tie squad.
re GsSr yh i, Pe'h B go uFE
me mas ueen arranged with N, -olNmbHl
syhnasts team h for , yan' g and on F. Fes
Y NJ c. 4. team ~ lr1ok' n. Sc citations
are unlcr Way Ior meet with Yale
The evening world., 1908-12-09

s,aIlings says his Georgia farm Is biz
enough FOR any ball club, and he intends
10 use II as training place. The High
lRnGers ought 10 have great time down
there next sprirR.
The evening world., 1908-12-09

One evidence phat harmony reisns in the
National League was the fact that the old
Btsr3 OF Directors, consisting Of Drsyfuss
Eboes, Hermann. Murphy and Doyey was
The evening world., 1908-12-09

Frank Farrell ard George Stallings were
around ali day looking tnings over. rs
queer, but GriHith and Farrell did no,
lunch together.
The evening world., 1908-12-09

John D. O'Brien and Pat Powers say
cine, whatever It may be They say that
ali they ASK 10 the privilege Of attending
70 their own business. That sounds rea.
sonable, doesn't III
The evening world., 1908-12-09

Some inventor with a thought for the
safety Of the players was around the lobby
OF the Waldorf yesterday with new pa tent
spike for the players shoes, The inventor
ella ma the spike Is % constructed that II
will not hurt the player when Il is shovel
against him by a base runner. Tho nsH
spike attracted d .ot Of attent! Il, and some
OF the players said they would give Il Q
trial IN the spring
The evening world., 1908-12-09
Selah! League Votes
PennQnt to the Cubs

always had a team up among the winners,
judgment.
The evening world., 1908-12-09

Tim Murnane. John n. Ward. GARY
Hermann, Francis Richter, Mike Regan
and a few other, old-umers agreed last
he two greatest ball players OF the de
cade. 1t looks as II they had the right
dope.