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Walker is a classy runner. With F..
w. Jarvis and Rector he shares the
OLYMPIC record for 100 meters. At the
Paris games. in 1900 Jarvis negotiated
the distance in 104-5 seconds, and Rec
tor and Walker equaled the record at
the London games.
After his encounter with the lesser
lights it Is Walkers intention to come
to america. Rector is of the opinion
that he can beat the South African
flyer. and there are many who back his
belief.
Walker has applied to the A. A. A. o;
England for six worlds records that he
p prT ldSos made; III They fbe are son ALREADY AFRICAN az,
100 meters, 10 Is: iN yards, n2-5; 1870
Eas ts' + rs s-S VAS 10 ei ysGidsai l MIth a 3 y 80 seconds ysaah;
for the furlong dash, which would make
that only q South African record. At one
set of games he was caught at 20 sec,
onds for the century dash, which would
have beer beyond what is generally. con-
coded to be human endurance. But the
starter had fired the pistol after the speed
merchant was off, and SO the record was,
naturally, disallowed.
II the feet South African has really
negotiated the 100 meters in 1925 seconds,
from anybody in the world. That fast
time hardly corresponds with the figures
for the furlong dash. The Issue seems 10
lie in the authenticity of the marks that
he lays claim to. and the mere fact that
they d y or may not be accepted as the
worlds amateur record does not matter
much. If Walker has the goods he would
nave us believe he possesses. then he Is
! easily the best. II he can clip two-hfths
Of a second off the Olympic record for 100
meters, he can beat any man alive at the
distance.
Running in his best form, Rector is a
mighty fast man. Two years ago he was
not considered anything. and in a day. as
1t seemed. he jumped into the front rank
of worlds %sprinters. He has not run very
has done his work appears consistent A
race between him and Walker should prove
worth going miles to see.
Whether Rector Is In condition to run
is not known, or is there any too much
light on the present condition of r. Kerr,
of Canada. whom Walker is more anxious
to meet than face Rector, but this. instead
of putting Kerr In a place ahead of Lhe
American Splinter, serves to shove him
further into the background, as Walker
seems to have his eye peeled for the easier
things. Excepting the British champion
ships. Walker has not made public any In
tentfon to meet the best man he can find.
FAN.-A base runner can steal after a
foul fly has been caught by the catcher,
just as in the case of any other caught fly
ball.--Ed.
The Junior A. A. u championships were
held at Travers Island today. All the
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EASTERN LEAGUE
-. DROPS -.

That score of 9 to 2. with all the Tigers
runs in the last two innings with Provi-
dence yesterday, looks good to everybody.
That second place again!
Johnny Kelly is still at it-that is, hit
ting the pill in the ~pinehes.
Blackburn, the $4,000 beauty, batted 500
yesterday. Pretty good, eh?
1t was phil Lewis" day at Jersey City
yesterday. and the "Skeets' won. Phil had
three inlscues.
Jimmy Slagle, Baltimore's centre field
garden guard, will celebrate his thirty-ffth
birthday tomorrow. Slagle was born July
II, 1874, at Worthwhile. Pa. land first at
tracted baseball attention in 1896.
Ryan's team is certainly going finely now.
Mailing got into the Lewis class yes
terday with three counts in the error
column.
Chapeile, the former Dove, is having a
rocky time of 1t in the Eastern.
Eddie Mcdonald is playing a good game
for Rochester at. third, while Simmons is
on the bench.
Steamer Flanagan has justified George
Smiths judgment of him ny hitting the ball
in fierce style for Buffalo.
It's expected that Krichell will be out CT
the game for some time with a split finger,
susta ined yesterday.
Hannifan played with Buffalo yesterday.
T -~-4 LA~17 ne - - af the va .taoI
with Jersey City.
An Eastern League manage whose team
Is just now gracing or disgracing a sec
ing that he would far rather have his
team in last position, lighting hard for
every game and winning solely on its
division holding its position chiefly
through luck" If the Tigers do not
brace we know who that manager may be.
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There has been a bunch OF arguments re-
garding the fast black gelding H. b. X,
SOME people going so far as to say he had
no breeding. Mr.. Kline. his owner. how
ever, has traced the horses ancestry, and
he's one OF the best bred things any man
by Suitor. a son OF B~lackwood. by The
Moor. lam. Galvano Belle, hy Galvano. n
producing son OF Gambetta Wilkes.
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LINCOLNS PLAY NEWARK
COLORED GIANTS TOMORROW

The Lincoln Baseball Club has arranged
a series OF three games with the Newark
CoIored Giants. probably the best of the
local negro teams. The first game will
be played tomorrow afternoon on the Lin
coin grounds. Mitchell and washington
will be the battery for the boys of color
in this game. Pender and McCambley
will be inSthe points for the Lincolns.
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The Independent League has three games
scheduled for tomorrow, as follows: Hold
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ADVENTURES WINS.

MARBLEHEAD. Mass. July n-The
new forty-hve footer Adventures, owned
by C. c. Rumrill, Of Boston. but sailing
from New London, Conn. won the honor
in the annual regatta of the Eastern
Yacht Club yesterday of having her name
Inscribed on the Puritan cup. the trophy
won by the famous cup defender on New
port in 1885.
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WALKER=RECTOR MATCH
TALK HAS NOW BEGUN
Americans, Doubling South Africans Figures, Be-
lieye That Virginian Sprinter Can Take For
eiener'S Measure on Proposed American Trip.
NJ e RICANS believe that W

a MERICANS believe that when r. E. Walker, the
IA famous South African sprinter, arrives In this
= u country he will find that he will stumble over
his first block" Now that the South African speed mar
vel, with the string of doubtful records behind him, has
decided to come to America, it goes without saying that
the man he will have to beat in order to make good his
opinion of himself will be Jimmy Rector, the Virginia
flyer. Whatever anyone may think Of the South Afri-
cans records, they must admit that he's the speediest
man outside of America. just now Rector holds the
same position here. He's not in the very best OF shape
lust now-that Is, he must get himself in much better con-
,dition in order to be the Rector Of old, but it's the opin-
ion of all who know him that when the time comes the
Southern nier will face the tape and beat the British
euhiect and give the "lie" to some of the records Walk
or is supposed to have hung UP. We don't care in this
country whether or not the A. A. A. of England allows
+ha records, Our estimation of the man will come from
his showing with our own Splinter or sprinters. Ever
since walkers victory in the lOO-yard dash at the
he has been cherishing the idea of coming over to
Lite Ill hollnM. At all dist ances Ill to the
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Thirty-Third D Degree
Rooter Connors lost ten
pounds in front of the
STAR office Thursday.
He saw five runs go up
for Providence.
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STANDISH WINS MICHIGAN
STATE GOLF TITLE

SAGINAW, Mich, July johannes J.
Standish. jr., OF the Detroit Country Club,
won the State championship at the golf
tournament at the Country Club links yes
terdsy afternoon by defeating James r.
Wylie. of Saginaw, the former Stste cham
pion, 4 up and 2 to play.
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Our Policy Attacked.

"Mallats toward none
and charity for all might
go in some places, but in
baseball neveri," writes
one of our readers. He
doesn't know the policy
of this paper.
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MISSION A. c. POSTS
FORFEIT FOR BIG FIGHT.

SAN FRANCISCO. July ia forfeit
of 5000 was posted last night by the Mis-
sion Athletic Club for a twenty-round
fight in san Francisco between Stanley
Ketchel and Sam Langford some time in
August. The match proposed for Ely.
New, is not regarded as a certainty.
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Two Kinds

When they say that
the batter is swinging
like a gate 1t generally
means that the pitchers
going at a fast gait"
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JEFFRIES WILL SOON
POST FORFEIT, is REPORT,

NEW YORK. July l0-Personal friends
of James j. Jeffrles have received word
from him, they say, hat as soon as his
theatrical contract terminates, on July IL,
he will post a 5000 forfeit and sign articles
for a fight with Jack Johnson.
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Tin Cans.

If some of the Tigers
do not wake up Mr.. Nc
Ginnity may continue his
donation of hats to mis-
players for first division
honors by buying and
presenting some tin cans
to them.
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R0sEyILLE VS.. M O

The Roseville A. c. has a hard propo-
sition on hand tomorrow afternoon at tbs
Oval with the Armory A. G.
Heron and Herman and Lewis and King
will be the batteries.
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some Poetry.

It's easy enough TO be
pleasant
When the home teams
coming strong;
But the fan who is
rare
Is the one who won't
swear
When everything gees
wrong.
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Who. Reilly.

Many inquiries have
come to this office about
the identity of Reilly, the
telegraph operator. Why,
he's the night manager
of the local Western
Union office, but he's a
rooter, for all that.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July 10.-Joe CALI
gan of Chicago, won a scheduled ten
round bout with Young Donahue, of Bos-
ton. here last night by being awarded the
decision on a foul In the sixth round.
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Fiend necomes eFInd.n

When a phenom bats
like a "hend' they call
him a find.
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Who Are the Fair Ones:
Inquiries have come to
the editor as to the iden-
tity of the two fair root
ers who are always near
the press box. Connors
may know.
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Hom They Get Gull,

With the pitcher serv-
ing high balls and the
batter taking q timely
punch why shouldn't
the bases get ''full??"
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RICHMOND GIANTS VS.. ALASKAs.

TIL Richmond Giants will go to Staten
Island tomorrow to cross hats with the
Alaskas. The Richmond Giants have a
few Saturdays in July open, which they
woul like to fill with teams off sring suit
able inducements.
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GETS WA WITH HIS
STRAIGHT
VICTORY.
SEMI=PR0 LEAGUES HAVE BIG
PROGRAM ON FOR TOMORROW
City, Intercity, Original Intercty, County and Independent Cir
cults Have Games on for ALI Parts of the County.

luts vs.. Burnett r. C.. at Vaux Hall Ova'
at $3.50 p. m. umpire, Davis. o. K. 3. p. Z.
VS. Davis A. G., at Parkway Oval at I
y. m umpire Martin. West Side A. {.
Vs. Alpha 3 B.. C, at Alpha Oval at g."
p. m. umpire, Leahey.
Tine standlng Of the teams Is as follows.
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That Undertake..

That Undertaken.
Somebody wants to
know who the Warren
street undertaken is. He
wears a nice diamond
stud, but he hasn't his
auto anyvmore.-Ed.
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That Young Corbett Is one of the most
popular men in the ring today was eyi-
denced by the fact that he was given the
most hearty welcome at Colma, not bur-
ring the two principals, Papke and Ketchel.
Corbett, affected by the reception, left the
ring with tears In his eyes.
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Pete o'Toole laughed at
the boys when. he didn't
buy q straw hat accord
Ing to wifely instructions.
1t rained that day on the
other straw hats.
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EASTERN LEAGUE RECORD.

Yesterdays Results.
Newark, 8; Providence, 2.
Jersey City. 2; Baltimore, l.
Rochester. II; Toronto, 8.
Toronto. 5; Rochester. 1.
Buffalo, a; Montreal. 8
al innings).
Games To-day.
Newark at Providence,
Rochester at Toronto e games).
Baltimore at Jersey City.
Buffalo mt Montreal.
Games Tomorrow.
Newark at Providence.
Baltimore at Jersey City.
Buffalo at Montreal.
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What. In n Name.

WHAT'S In n Nnmc.
If you don't believe
there's anything in a
name. just look at the
positions occupied by he
two Saint Lose, Misery
Teams" Diagram: st.
4 Louis, Missouri.
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champion, will probably meet Monte At-
tell IN the next windup card at Hammond.
Ind, July II.
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C%avanaugh and Weiner, OF the Creseent
had nine hits between them Sundas
against the South Ends, III an Origina
lntereity League game
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The Tigers. Of Yailsburg. went TO Sun
nit this afternoon and met the Y. NJ. e.
team in tile first game Of a series. Usis
and Young we're slated for the batter
work.
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On the strength Of Danny Goodman's
fine showing against Thompson if theii
tattle at Hammond. Monday, the littl.
southsider has found a loyal following
which is willing to go broke on Dannv's
dances against a lad Of his weight. Good.
L an is imp rowing with each battle.
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Spider Kelly, who was Papke's chief
second. knew that Britt and Ketchel were
betting heavy on the rounds. and there
fore told Papke to hold back and take
no chances the first part. Ketchel did
most of the heavy work up to the four
teenth, but Papke was the stronger after
that 1t was Ketchers grit n deter
that won out.
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EDITED BY
~. e.
ANSWELL
How About Baltimore,
II t..

Why don't you send A
telegram to Baltimore.
Mr.. p. II? Byron would
like it. if you wouldn't
send him there any more.
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"Knocks
Turned Into
Boosts"
Very True.

There's many a fall
"Twixt the glove ard the
ball"
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AMERICAN LEAGUE RECORD.

Ye~nterdny's HenuIfs.
New York, s: ST. Louis, 2.
Boston, 3; Chicago, l.
Philadelphia, 2; Detroit. 0.
Washington, 4; Cleveland, 8.
Games To-day.
New York at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Washington at Cleveland.
Boston It chicass.
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Schotts doing some turning around thas
days. Hes pitching one day n playin
first another.
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Jim Coyne. the hard-hitting middle
weight. and Connie Schmitt, the Brooklyn
slugger, have been. matched to box zen
rounds In the star bout at Browns Gym
nasium, In West Tw~enty-third street, on
next Tuesday evening, July 10.
In the semi-windup Johnnie Waltz, the
promising lightweight: will hook up with
Eout OF six rounds Battling Ryan will meet
Young Wiidfang, the Newark lightweight,
who has become quite q favorite with the
members. There will also be a four-round
preliminary bout and a wrestling match
between George Fisher and Lex Bersin.
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By looking at the box scores Of game
played By the Roseville A {. you'd hafdl.
recognize the old team.
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An admirer OF Papke asks Manager
Willis Britt: II Stanley Ketchel broke
one of his hands and seriously injured
the other just to ioor Billy Papke once
Ealf a second. how many hands would
he have required to secure a Knockout?
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F-s
The standing Of the teams is as follows
Won. Lost Pa
alpha y. g.. C..........I 10
Wet Side a. C........... g
l,ayis a. Coo. -......" ,
.! f12'q K. s. B. c....... 3
This team has not played a game as se
The Tigers. OF yailsburg. went TO Sun
NIT this afternoon and met the Y. NJ. e.
team in tile first game Of a series. Usis
and Young we're slated for the batter
work.
schott's doing some turning around thes
days. Hes pitching one day and playin-
first another.
Cavanaugh and Weiner. OF the creseenp
had nine hits between them Sunda.
against the South Ends, III an Origina.
intereity League game
By looking at the box scores Of game
played By the Roseville A {. you'd hafdl.
recognize the old team.
Kelley, the Tigers shortstop, Is a mar
vel to his fellow players. He was thought
to he badly used up in. Milford but twents-
four hours before he drove in the winnll-
run ia the Broad game, Sunday. Thoug.i
unconscious for three hours in Milford froI
a crack on the temple by a batted bal
which took a bad bound, be feeling 10
J. Stall, Of the West Ends, Is still bang
ing the ball.
Tommy Todd's Hamiltons are going
pretty we'll these days.
Phil Laughed is catching great hal for
Syracuse in the New York STATE League.
He's SELL N 49, terror 10 Vraglf.laa 40 -
stealers.
Grosch, the woodsides left gardener .s
o good man with the stick.
Van SAINT did some shining, in the
Tiger-Broad game Sunday by making
three hits and also making Il sensational.
catch in right field. Kelly was also there
with the willow. getting two safeties ant
knocking in the winning run in the ninth
inning.
That fellow Coughlin. Of the Brcads. Is
Su~nday-half the number collected bS his
team-and also played in brilliant style
at shortstop.
A coming player is Kastner. shortstop
Of the Bereans. of Vailsburg. He Is good
in the field. fast on the bases and hits
like a Wagner. Here is a chance for some
local team in need of . good player.
Rurtz. of the Newannex. appears to be
a good man. both at first base and with
the bat.
The HoldoutB. of the Independent
League. are somewhat shattered on ac-
count of losing the services of Stanton.
Blum and WittelL. 1t is rumored Stanton
is TO be tried ont al third by a league
team.
A meeting of the board Of governors
of the County League will be held at the
Columbia Hotel Monday evening 70 act
on the protests of the following games.
Nailsburs VS.. %Irvington and Bloomfield
VS.. Orange. The managers Of the above
teams and umpires Of both games are
! requested TO be present
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Why kcily's Drives Arc
CorkinG.
Kelly let loose some of
his bottled up energy the
other day. The result
was three "corking
drives"
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They say that JEFF has some fine booking
ahead at the English halls. Maybe he
won't quit the boards with a juicy bunch
of cush.
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HOOKS and JABS
OF THE FIGHTERS

It's a good thing for Monroe that he got
licked when he did. as he promptly fell into
a fortune as a miner.
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| Boost.


Tigers are being boost
ed"-downwards.
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6-.o1rt7

Olvmnc gam last wear he has been cnHnMHs INC "H OF cVMHB 0Vu 70
Yankee sol am beating or athletes al honoW. AT vi lAahc up 10 tne
1870 .ann. saah h a tthinks that ne beat the world. Having arrived in
e~nactns ~ onen h yves If sweden, Germany. Bohemia and Austria, breast
ing the tape at their championship mess au enh oomns " Amerna Will
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Kelley, the Tigers shortstep. il a mar
vel to his fellow players. He was thought
to he badly used up in Milford but twents
four hours before he drove in the winnla-
unconscious for three hours in Milford frol
a crack on the temple by a batted bal
which took a bad bound, he S feeling 10
bad effects.
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Fig Mackey at Springfield, Ohio, July IL.
The boys will travel twenty rounds, ac-
cording to schedule, and weigh in at IL
pounds at 8 o'clock. White is just back
cut over Young Kid Farmer, White also
claims to have decisions over Danny
Goodman.
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a coming player is Kastner. shortstop
of the Bereans. of Vailsburg. He Is good
in the field. fast on the bases and hits
like a Wagner. Here is a chance for some
local team in need OF y good player. {
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Grosch. the woodsides left gardener .s
o good man with the stick.
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That fellow Coughlin. Of the Breads. is
some ball player. He secured Two hits
the number collected bS his
team-aud also played in brilliant style
at shortstop.
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.ATIONA LEAGUE RECORD.

Y~estcrdny's Results.
Pittsburg. 8: New York, 8.
Pittshurg. 4; New York, 2.
Philadelphia, 8; Chicago, l.. -
Boston, 4; st. Louis, 8.
Cincinnati, 6: Brooklyn, 3
90 innings).
Games Today.
Pittsburg at New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Chicago. at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Boston.
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Ven SAINT did some shining ia the
Tiger-Broad game Sunday by MAKING
three hits and also making Il sensational.
catch IN right field. Kelly was also there
with the willow, getting two safeties ant
knocking in the winning run in the ninth
inning.
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Hurtz. OF the Newannex. appears to be
a good man., both at first base and with
the bat.
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Phil Laughed is catching great hal for
Syracuse in the New York STATE League.
He's still a terror to weuld-0e base
~stealers.
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]. Stall. Of the West Ends, Is still bang
ing the ball
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Tommy Todd's Hamiltons are going
pretty we'll these days.
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The Holdouts. of the Independent
are somewhat shattered on ac-
count of losing the services Of Stanton.
and Wittell. 1t is rumored Stanton
is TO be tried ont at third by a league
team.