Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-04


 tends retiring at the end of the pres ! ent season
 i Tom Mcleod the Missouri farmer and jim Cohbett's marvellous un known is on his way to Chicago where he will train under Joe Choy' niski in the hopes of pitting him against Jack Johnson. The fight will probably come ffin 1920.
 Ossie Schreckengoss, who has half of his cognomen amputated before Jack Lapp was discovered by Connie Mack, is now a full fiedged busher. The prospective American Leage pen nant winners sent Ossie to Colum- bus in the A. A.. The Senators shipped him to Louisville in the same circuit and now the Colonels have expressed him to Marion, O., which has a berth in the Ohio State League.
 The Texas State League has set aside a fund to investigate charges that efforts have been made to lead several players from the straight and narrow by means of bribing them with Broadway togs and a bunch oi kale. tI is not known whether any of the bribers aspired seat in the U. s. senate or not.
 The Texas State League has set
 Because the Cowboys drew 17 000 people at one game Kansas City threatens to start a campaign to get into one of the major circuits. Was mt so very long ago that the whole seasons attendance didn't reach 17,000 in that burg.
 George Stallings has melted the icic,es that have chung around the strong box of the New York Ameri- cans and has purchased Pitcher Caldwell from McKeesport, Pa; Pitcher Revelle, from Richmond. Va.; Backstop Kocher from Bridgeport, Conn. Thirdbaseman Elliott from McKeesport Pa; Shortstop Priest from Danville; Outfielder Bailey Bailey from Lancaster, O., and In fielder Litschi from Reading. Pa
 It's still the Buckeye Wizard and the Georgia peach in the slam col umn of the National and American leagues. Fred Snodgrass, the New York youngster, continues to lead the former and Cobb of Detroit, the latter. Snodgrass lost 9 points last week and has now a mark of .362. Magee, of the Quakers, is second with .32S; Hoffman, Chicago, third .320; ffWagner, Pittsburg. fourth, .31S; with other 300 clouters being Mclean Cincinnati, 306 and Pas kert. Cincinnati 304. Snodgrass dropper from .3S7.
 Cobb lost a half dozen ponts last week and is now registered at .371. with Lajoie, of the Maps, second with .s55. Speaker, Boston, is third with .343; Oldring, Athletics 326; Col lins Athletics. 326: Murphy, Athlet- ics, BIO; Easterly, Cleveland. 3o6; Knight, New York 305; Gardner. Boston. 301.
 Phillbi leads the National twirl- CTS with II victories and 2 defeats. Cole, Chicago is second with Twins and 3 defeats. White. of the Pir- ates. is third with four beatings out of 14 games. Bender. of the Ath- letics leads the American, with the remarkable record of having won 20 out of 23 games. Coombs, of the same team is second with 21 out Of 2s and Karger, of Boston, is third with 12 out of 16.
 Paskert, Of Cincinnati, ranks first in stolen bases; Lobert, of the same team second: and Bescher. also of the Reds third. Cobb comes first in the American; Bush, Detroit, sec ond and Zieder, Chicago, third.
 Pittsburg first, Chicago second, and Concinnati third is the way they stand in club batting in the National while in the American its Philadel phia first, Boston second and Detroit third.
 Byrne, of the Pirates, leads the | National in run citing. having SCOT ed 79 times out folio games. De wore, New York, is second and Ma gee of the Quakers is third. Cobt | has scored SS times out of IA games and leads the American, with Busf second and Speaker, of Boston, third | Snodgrass is the chief slugger am ong the leading teams and Cobt holds the same honor in the Amer can. Snodgrass' swings have netteC him IF sacks and 52 extra cush ions, while Cobb has 232 pillows witf 76 extra ones.
 Brooklyn leads the National ciul in fielding: Chicago second and Pitts burg third. In the American its Cleveland first; Philadelphia second and Detroit third
 Pittsburg leads in long hits witi New York second and Chicago third Philadelphia leads the American Boston is second and the Tiger Third.
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