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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-09
kETCHEL s|GNS
FIGHT FANS SAY
IT'S A MISTAKE
$4,000 Now on Deposit as
Stanley's Share--Lang.
lford's Ready.

SAN FRANCISCO, July e.-Articles
were signed last night for a finish fight
between Stanley Ketchel and Sam
Langford at Ely, Nevada, on Labor
Day.
According to the announcement, $780,
900 is now on depositgas Ketchel's share
Of the purse, win, lose or draw. Lang
floyd is to get $4,000.
NEW YORK. July 9.-News that Stan
ley Ketchel had been signed 10 fight Sam
Langfofd at Ely, New. on Labor Day
proved Il big surprise to New York sport
ing men and a great disappointment TO
Ketchel's Eastern friends. Although the
10000 guaranteed to the Montana pugilist
win. lose or draw, might be IL great temp
tation to almost any fighter. IL Is argued
that ketchels engagement to meet Jack
johnson for the heavyweight champion
ship of the world In October should lave
precluded such a fight as that planned
with Langford.
Dlsmissing the very strong belief which
has prevailed since the Papke fight Mon.
day that Langford can whip Ketchel, thu
latter's friends believe that to stand an,
show with Johnson he must take a Ions
rest In which he must put on much weight
and then train actively only a few weeks
before the Johnson fight. II Ketchel
should whip Langford sporting men doubl
that after such n fight as Langford Is sure
to give him he will be able to make an.
Kind OF q showing against Johnson.
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IN THE BOXING WORLD

~" Ha
The regulars are beginning to dope out
the winners OF next Monday nights ban
tam fights, and the general opinion is that
Wagner. and McGovein will fight 1t out.
thinks his cleverness will win for him.
Goldman knows that this will be the last
chance to increase his batting average,
and Terry's kid brother will ave TO be
right TO get home first.
Leach Cross and Dick Hyland for ten
rounds. THIS may be the card at the
Faifmont Club on July 30. Dick has been
ofiered the match, and not having my
thing in sight ca the Coast he will prob-
ably accept. If they meet, Cross. regard
less of his Coast def@at, viii 50 into the
ring a f~avorite.
Many New York promoters say boxing
will be on tne boom III The fali, and not Il
few are locking for buildings tiat will seat
j large crowd. a runcr is a1uund that a
Dig cub Is 10 open at Coney island in The
pear future thar will rival anything OF lis
kind in the Last.
Tonight at the Dry Dock Club of Rock
away Johnny Doial and Marry Rowan
VIII fight ten rounds in u return In..cn.
They boxed O few weeks ago aud statts,h
The sporting fraternity u that section Wi(l
a rafting bout that went tue limit. Joe
Cain says this one will be just as good.
Don't ebe absent.
Charley Goldman has an cffer to mset
George kitson ut New Orleans OH Jui5 ~.
but will only accep. the match IL fle
club puts 1t back two weeks. C1a:iey
wants to finish McGovepn Monday night
fist.
On next Friday night Bert Reyes and
Johnny Mario will be the big enc csc at
the F'airmont Club. and Jimmy Johnson
thinks the two local favorites will draw
a swell houss. Mario has been working
every day for the pas. two weeks, gest.ny
back into shape, and keyes is never found
lacking when Il comes to condition. 1t
should be "a great batting rally.
Terry McGovern, former b-antamws.ght
Champion was arrested yesterday at
Fourth avenue and Eighteenth street.
Brooklyn, by Policeman Hackett, OF the
Filth avenue station, his wife alleging that
he is irresponsible. She SAYS thai he has
been acting queerle and has absented him
self from home for several days. In the
Fifth avenue court he was held for ex
animation.
Young Coroett is full OF confidence for
his coming light With trayne. and declares
that he will win back his old champion
Ship.
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BR0ADS TO PLAY
HARR|GANs SUNDAY
At W|EDENMAYER
Intercity League Game Expected
to Draw Good Crowd-Sher=
iff Strengthens Team.

The Broad A. C. and the Harrigan
Association team will clash in an In
tercity League game at Wiedenmayer's
Park Sunday. This should prove an
interesting game. as Sheriff Harrigan
has been busy the last week or so
fortifying the many heretofore weak
spots of the team, a fact proven last
Sunday when the team bearing his
name decisively defeated the strong
Elk B. B. c., of Elizabeth, on the Har-
rigan Oval. The Breads will also have
a strong team In the field, as they are
striving to reach first place. The game
will be called at 3 o'clock.
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West END WOULD
PLAY FOREST HILL
TO HELP BABIES
Manager Stall Ready to Engage
in Game for Benefit of
STARS Fund.

The challenge of the Forest Hi
Club of the County hague for a game
of baseball with any other league 70.
the beneft OF the STARS Free Ice and
Cutting Fund has been accepted by NJ
J. Stab. manager Of the West En1
Club, of the Original Intercity Leagu4
Mr.. Stall would be pleased TO NEE.
Mr.. Pendergast, manager of the Foresi
Hill Club. at this Office ct n tim
that suits the convenience OF the after
a good game may be expected /
those two clubs meet and Doth team
are composed of excellent ball players
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WESTON ON HOME STRETCH.

CISCO, Cal, July e.-Edward Payson
Weston arrived here shortly after mid
night after a walk Of sixty-three miles.
After resting until { a. m. he left through
the snow sheds toward the Sacramento
valley. Weston was feeling In the best
of spirits and announced that he expected
to reach Sacramento Saturday afternoon
and San Francisco the following Tues
Gay. In his course own the slope of the
Sierras he expects to follow the railroad
most OF the way.
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RIVAL Y. M. c. A. TEAMS.

The first team and the Reserves of the
Newark Y. M. c. A. will play a game of
ball at Watsessing Oval tomorrow after
noon for the championship of the Newark
Association. This game is causing lots of
interest among the Y. M. C. A. boys, es-
pecialiy with the members of the Reserve
team. As both teams are playing fine ball
a good game is looked for. Manager W.
A.. Riddle. Of the Reserves. will pitch for
his team, while Walsh or Gilroy will throw
them over for the first team. Stephens
and Reh will do the catching.
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the league. There are many chances
tina these men will be returned vic
torious in most of the games yet to be
played. McGraw, therefore, has iaore
than an equal chance to get away with
the majority of these games. ] &c not
think that the Cubs are going to be
troublesome this year to the Giants ON
the Eastern trip. so after the Pittsburs
series shall have been completed New
York will have nothing to do but to
fatten up on the weaker teams. How
ever, McGraw had better keep has men
In the winning spirit while the weaker
teams are around, for his aggregation
las the tendency to beat the big fell
lows and lose most unexpectedly TO the
mo accounts"
& July s, 1909.
Dear Editor-In view of the consistent
riding of jackie Clarke since he reached
tip-top form, and in fairness such as Is
think it only justice to the regular patrons
of the Velodrome to cease the continual
rantng about teaming whenever Clarke
Il :sce TSs 1ot sad g sselcS credit ap gasre t this Is
morning. and this protest silnnly voices
the feelings Of many who. Ike myself
but, above. all. believe in the spirit. of
tfair play You are guessing at what
happens at the Velodrome or your re-
pporters are as much off color as the e
You will give this space In the STAR,
rour reporters are not off. You must be
of yourself If you> cannot see Fogler pull
Clarke. It's no disgrace for Clarke,
though. Do not get excited, J. H. SEAL
The interest of every baseball fnnisis
centred on New York city just now await.
ing the outcome Of the present series of
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WESTWARD HO GOLF
TOURNEY IS NOW ON,

CHICAGO. July SIN the Westward
Ho golf tournament being played here the
following qualified for match play, this
first round Of which was played yesterday
afternoon: Paul Hunter defeated DIR. w
e. Code, 5 UP and 4; r.. r Gallagher. jr.
defeated D. t. Magill, 2 up and /; A
Seckel defeated r. r. Gates. :. up and 2
r. b. Martin defeated r. O.. Ainsiee. I ur
I up and 5: r. Gardner defeated r. Rock.
wood, 5 up and Z: M. A. Carroll defeated
6. 8. Smith. 4 up and 8. and c. y. Vans
defeated G. H. Lindsay. 2 up and l..
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AUTOS MAKE 1867
MILES In NINE DAYS.

NEW YORK, July s.-The Chicago
party, which left the Illinois Athletic
Gu on June q in two automobiles, has
arrived liere after a remarkably pleasant
trip. Carl J. Stein was the head of the
party. Deducting n four-day stop at De-
side trip at Saratoga. they made the 1.5el
miles In nine days. Some days they made
more than go miles. The farther East
they came the better they found the roads,
After Il week in New York they will re-
turn to Chicago in the same machines.
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The close race between four OF the six
clubs in the Pacific Coast League has given
the game a big boom In that part of tne
country.
A number of baseball fans and others
well DIP In the game look for the Pirates
to have an hwful slump. Judging by the
better than an even break Will on the
road. The lead they have now will be a
hard one to overcome.
Some of the brewers are having trouble
in getting their favorite brand of the stuff
that made Milwaukee famous and keeping
McCloskey from getting next. 1t is said
that Robinson, Hostet.er, Manske aud
Wacker have each contributed so to the
Look ut that guy initiating Chase" said
the New York bteachers. as Jiggs Dono-
hue brought of a couple of fancy plays.
Out IN Chicago, where Jiggs performed so
long, they thought IL Is a case OF Chase
initiating Donohue.
Down in -Williamsport, Pa. they don't
mention the words hard luck without
mentionihg the name of BIZ Coughlin.
5 1t ftelLssthat the former Tiger captain has
been running in a tougher streak OF luck
tfan any other minor league manager.
{ Heinie Berger. OF the Cleveland club. has
something on the BAH this season that TIT
batters. in the American League can't
understand. He has made seventy eight
men fan In nine games, d remarkable
record. Berger has n spitball which Is
causing as much trouble to hit as the ont
delivered by Ed. Walsh.
There is really no comparison between
Crawford and Cobb az hitters. Craw-
ford's base hits are always clean cut and
hard. and it seems not 10 make the slight
est difference to him who Is pitching. Cobb
may have q better batting average at the
end Of the year as a result OF his ability
to beat out infield hits. but when il comes
to good, hard. clean hitting Crawford is
his master.
Manager Griffith has decided 70 stand pat
with his present outfiel !-Bcscher. Cakes
and Mitchell.
Manager Armour. Of the Toledo team,
says he will spend $3),G0 to have a, win
ner. II he Is wise he can buy two or
three times as good as he has got now
with that nnonnt. Armours always were
noted as dealers in beat.
No club IN either Of the major lengues
appears to be SO fortunate in having pitch
ers who eau stand up to the plate and hit
The ban as the Athletics. Many gam :
have been won by the White Elephants
ti.is season because Of the fact that tn.
pitcher cracked cut a base hit.
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ROSEyILLES' TWO GAMES.

Manager Flynn has booked two teams
for Saturday and Sunday at the Roseville
The visitors will have Ulrich in the box.
with Smith at the receiving end. Sunday
the Rosevifles and the ArIn9rys will meet
In the second game. The first went 20 the
ArInorys. The AIBiorys are great favor
ites at the oval. The Armorys viii have
Heron TO do the pitching.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

AT New Britain-New Britain, 10; Bridge
port, Z.
At MISUNDERSTANDING, 10; Spring
field, G..
Haven. Z.
Al Observation-Disclosures, 9: Hart
ford, 2 nineteen innings; game called at
darkness).
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BILL MACKAY
TO PULLIAM BY SUTTON.

Umpire Bill Mack2y, who has been doing
the best work in the Atlantic League since
its organization. has been recommended
by Larry Sutton. of this citv. to .Presi-
dent Pulliam through C. II. Ebbets. of the
-qnIO uiiSooIS
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Wo0nSIDE VS.. NEWARK E. c.

Tomorrow afternoon on the Summer
Woodside A. C. and the Newark r. C. will
play. A close contest is looked for, as
both are fast teams. The battery for the
Newark F. c. Will be B. Kull II w.
kuf1. The home battery will be Duguid
end Coeyman and Hoag.
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EASTERN LEAGUE
-. DROPS

George Merritt got away with another
game Yesterday. The Birds got but seven
hits from him.
six chances all told. He's up to his old
tricks.
Moeller made another homer" yester-
day.
BY the ..erractlcitiesT of Dec Newton
other win yesterday.
No umpire in Toronto yesterday. Teams
could get along better without some OF
the Powers arbitration. at that. We DION |
hear Of any riots up in Canada.
Dummy. Tayler has a anne arm. Too
| bad, Dummy
wally Woods, the Eastern League all
around man. Is doing we'll at short for
! the Bisops.
! Knnck, the Bisons' new second-sacker
j tertay: Alb. H. Q. 4. u;
for the Herd. He had two out of four,
one OF the bingles being a tvo-sacker-
Columbus is disguised with the pitching
| OF Upp and Nelson and not fully Satisfied
with that Of Millisan, either. Bobby
| Quinn started out on Wednesday to get a
| high-class ~right-hander or two somewhere
by some means.
Beulow is considered the lucky catcher
in Montreal. Every time he works the
team wins.
one is the most consistent hitter on
| the Beavers lineup; he generally rakes
In five hits a week, says a Montreal
paper.
'Kricheil. coming down in the car. asked
the conductor for a transfer In the best
| of Partisan. and the rest OF the team
tainted says the same paper. wonder
what Krichell's up to now.
In the last of the tenth, kaluh Savidge
| got down on his knees and prayed Tor
| Corcoran to do something. Results told
Jimmy Jones is almost getting into
| JOHNNY Keily's class for stealing home
only he hasn't accomplished 1t as yet.
! He's going 10 continue trying. though
Hubert Cushing. one Of the Toronto
directors. is spending some time In New
York and Philadelphia looking up a neE
twirler.
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the 1863 Newark team, as they fight ell
the harder after being stung onc or
twice. Just what the trouble with
Flater is nobody gems to know. In
practise at home. John showed every
thing. speed, curves n the splitter.
but when n or two Grays got on the
bases yesterday he was many miles up
in The air. and either couldn't locate
tie plate or else put il right over In
the groove" and had It slammed all
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.


PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the fol-
lowing proposed ordinances passed a second
reading and were ordered 10 q third and final
reading at a meeting OF the Hoard OF Street
and Water Commissioners held July /, 1905:
An ordinance TO provide fof the construction
DIVISION PLACE,
between Centre street and Division cougt.
An ordinance 10 provide for the construction
OF a sewer In
NICHOLS STREET
bet ~een van Buren, street and Tyler street
An ordinance to provide for the construction
wooDSlDE PLACE
between Summer avenue and Arlington avenue
4. r. EGGERS
WIN. e GREATHEAD.
jys-5t Clerk Of the Board.
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the fol-
owing ordinance has been passed by the
Board of Street and Water Commissioners All !
approved by the Mayor OF the City OF Newark.
and pursuant to Chapter So OF ths State laws
Of 1863. is herewith published by title:
An ordinance to provide for the vacation OF
RUSYOS AVENUE.
from South Orange sVsnle 10 the ncrtherly line
OF Cameron street; from the southerly line o;
Ganerca street 10 the northerl. line of a -
foot alley. from The Southerly line &C a is-foot
treal the soutberly line OF Liable street south
sriy for . distance of about 10s feet.
4. T. EGGRRs.
President OF the Hoard OF Street ans Water
YIN e eREATHEAD.
CLERK o. the Board.
JACOB H~AussLINe.
5ys-a Mayor.
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The ST. Joseph A. C.. OF East Rlther.orl.
n fsst-ciass NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mine. has the
| following dates open Tor games, TO he
played on Saturday and Sunday afternoons
nu opponents grounds: July u. u. "a ana
-. Address w. J. Doyle, 125 Park aysn Z,
East rutherford.
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The skeetere. in losing Mcconnell and
Forte have received q solar .plexus blow.
IL the Ryan ,ea. should lie called OF II
would me,u good night for our ae ga
b9rs. Il ~iil he hard Ia lind ts. ssen
easy u iilsts as Russell and BIZ
George" Fefd IN part:culaf being 4 reatis
fine pitcher.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

Al Lynn-Brockton, u; Lynn. 8.
At Lowell-Lowell. 4. Hayerhill. J..
At Fall River-Worcester, Z; Fall River, 2.
AT New Bedford-New Bedford-Law-
renee; rain.
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NEW YoRK STATE LEAGUE.

At Observation-Disclosures, 10; Syracuse. ..
, At Utica-Scranton, 5: Utica, g. :
At Albany-Albany. 10: Elmira. 2.
At Troy-Binghamton, s: Troy, 4.
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II II rains at Montreal and Jersey City
today, preventing the games there, and ~
the Tigers should beat Providence. there
would be q four-tsam tie for second place,
the percentage of each team being 800
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Yesterdays Results.
Elizabeth. 9; Pottsville. s.
Allentown, 3; Mt. Carmel, ..
Sudbury, s; Easton. 4.
Reading, 4: Shamokin, 8.
Games Today.
Elizabeth at Allentown.
Shamokin at Easton.
Mt. Carmel ut Read NJ Il
Pottsyil!e at Sunhury.
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SPEEDWAY DRIVING CLUB
TO MEET TONIGHT.

The Gentlemen's Speedway Driving Club
Of New Jersey will hold a meeting tonight
at the Speedway Club
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No umpire in Toronto yesterday. Teams
| could get along better without some. OF
the Powers arbitration, at that. We didn
hear of any riots up in Canada.
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A~MEnirAN ASSOCIATION.

Al ST. Paui-St. Pagl, .: Milwaukee. i.
AZ. Observation-Disclosures City, G: Minne-
apoiis. .
Al Observation-Disclosures. 2: Louisville. 0.
At Observation-Disclosures ?; Column
bus. o..
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TaI-srsTE

Al Johnssown-York. 4; johnston n, S.;
York. 2; YOUNGSTOWN. g.
AT Altoona-Lancaster, 3: Altoona. g,
Lancaster. 3. Altoona, O..
AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., u Williams
port. 2.
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EASTERN LEAGUE RECORD.

Yesterdays Results.
Frcyideace. 10: Newarl.. 8.
Jersey City. Z; Baltimore, j.
Rochester. 6: Toronto. !
Montreal. ?; Buffalo. /.
Games oday.
Newsrk at Providence.
Rochester ut Toronto.
Raiiimore At Jersey CITY.
Buffalo ut Montreal.
Games Tomorrow.
Newark at Providence.
Rochester at Toronto e games,.
Baltimore at Jersey City.
Buffalo NJ Montreal.
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Some of the Brewers are having trouble
in getting their ~favorite brand of the stuff
that made Milwaukee famous and keeping
McC,ioskey from getting next. 1t is said
that Robinson, Hostet.er, Manske aud
Wacker have each contributed So to the
Gibbs fine fund.
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A number of baseball fans and others
well Up In the game look for the Pirates
to have an hwful slump. Judging by the
way the Pirates are going they will get
better than an even break while on the
road. The lead they have now will be a
hard one to overcome.
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GIANTS DRAW The FIRST
BLOOD FROM The PIRATES
Red Murray's Triple Breaks Up Game in First
lnning--Eyes OF Country on the Teams.
New York Is Baseball Mad.
WR p ELL, the Giants had the first blood of the cam
a Wv paign. The martial music of the Pirate funeral

wv p ELL, the Giants had the first blood of the cam
w sa,sa. The martial mart i. music NJ Of the r. Pirate s,t funeral EZRA
even in the first s kirmish lowered the colors of their
friends from the S mokp City. The wallop by Red
Murray, the shad e of Mike Donlin, delivered in the very
first inning, sent over two runs, and little OHara's fly
scored him. All the Giants had to do was to add two
runs more and the victory was theirs without doubt.
The Pirates only 8 cored one run from Southpaw Witse.
The final chapter in the story Of the game brought forth
the score, 81.
Fred Clarke, Wagner, Leach q Co. left the Poo
Grounds sore" cl can through. Wagner was particularly
vexed because aft er a lapse of several days he found q
pitcher who was not ready to pass" him at the slight
est provocation. He had two hits for the day, but they
awaited nothing to wards victory. John Millers double In
the ninth was a g God starter. but Wiltse had the rest OF
the team on his h lip ard they couldn't send UP the rally
flag.
The eyes of t he country are upon this series. Tas
in the minds OF the fans Is whether the Giants can
the Pirates.
us of opinion now that such will be the case. inasnnuch
with the first ga me. McGraw has Matthewson, Kay
and then Nittse "A gain to pit against the flying leaders pf
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How Today's Games May Affect
Standing in Three Baseball Leagues
NATIONAL LEAGUE RECORD.

Yesterdays Rexr,ts.
New York. D; Pittsburg. !.
Chicago, s. Philadelphia, .
Boston, 10; ST. Louis. 6,
Cincinnati, s: Broohlya. $.
Gnmcs To-day.
Pittsbure at New York q games.
Cincinnati Mt Brooklyn.
Chicago al Philadelphia.
st. Louis az Boston.
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Yesterdays Results.
Philadelphia. s; Detroit. /.
st. Louis. ); Chicago. l.
St. Louis. L: Chicago. 0.
Cleveland. 9: Washington, :
Games Today.
New York at st. Louis.
Philadelphia ct Detroit.
Washington at Cleveland.
Boston at Chicago.
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fhe sale of Russell Blackhprn 10 the
White Sex came al = time when Il was
supposedly certain that sPitt-bHrs bad
,eaded hin. They xsfe after him. rat
Comlskey saw Dreyfuss one better On
every otter the Dacc1ieer owner made and
thus secured the crnck shortstop. Just
what the price paid was nobody seems TO
know, but Blackburn Was worth IL. be-
sides the c:.sh. Duffy sor two players. III
inielder and an outfieIder. tae last OF
whom viii report here immediately. 1t
ID thought tina Welday Is one Of the White
Sox TO figure In the trade.
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Look at that guy initiating Chase said
the New York bfeachers. as Jiggs Dono-
hue brought of n couple of fancy plays.
Out IN Chicago. where Jiggs performed so
long, they thought II Is a case OF Chase
initiating Donohue.
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BY the .erracticitiesf OF Doc Newton
the Hustlers managed to squeeze in an
other win yesterday.