New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-13
SPORTS OF THE DAY HIGH SCORES AT TRAPS
Final Makeup of Brooklyn
Team in 0oUbt-KIinq on Fence.

Although no exhibition game between The
regulars and colts Of the Brooklyn team
was played ar Washington Park yesterday.
Bill Dahlen. the manager. had HIS full
squad out practising on the field for fully
two hours. No contest has been arranged
for to-day. but the players will work out
or the diamond before they leave in The
evening for Philadelphia. where they will
open the National League season to-rnor-
row. Dahlen has not decided as vet who
vil pitch the opening game. and the make
Cp ~ the team is stiI uncertain.
T. looks. however. as 4 the infeld would
be made aQ of Lennox. third: Mcmillan.
short. Hummel. second. and Jordan or Dau-
bert. first. and as II Burch. Wheat and
LUmiey would play in the outfeld.
John King. the brilliant catcher of the
chicago Cubs. who was reinstated q few
days ago. is stil playing fast and loose
with Charles Webb Murphy. a check for
sea. a fine imposed by the national com
mission. has been drawn and photographer.
hut not sent. and King alone knows when
lie vii part with the money and report for
work
The story comes from Kansas City that
the hackers OF his billiard parior are op-
POSED 40 his playing baseball. and demand
his services AZ hume. King says he has
$1,000 invested in the room and cannot af-
ford ~ take a chance Of losing IL. lie
wants more money. too. for playing. and.
altogether. is having some trouble in play
ing his cards.
The life Of a hsllpIayer in ST. Louis VIII
~ on long, sweet dream &: spectators OBJ
serve the restrictions laid down by the
officers Of the local National League club
IN a formal warning issued Yesterday.
Kissing Of PLAYERS on either team. in
sulting remarks or conduct that I'm any
vay reflects on the merits Of a player viii
be punished by immediate ejectment from
The park runs the announcement Cheer
ing. however. viii he tolerated. in fact.
permission IS formally given 70 cheer 70
maximum. even for the opposing team.
The umpire. by intlmation. viii have the
same protection as the players.
The American Association will open its
season to-day with games in Minneapolis.
ST Paul. Columbus and Toledo. President
r. u. Chiv;ngtOn VIII attend the game be-
tween the champion Louisville team a2d
Columbus.
The Cincinnati Exhibition Company. oyer-
&
tended its lease on The park property for
twenty wears The tract is 4s4 by esq feet
and the annual rental is S.J01, with privi-
lege ~ purchase az $4,000.
Chester Nourse who pitched SO well for
Brown College last wear. and later 5oined
the Boston American League team. has
been released 10 the Sacramento club Of the
California League By PAT Donovan. Of the
Boston Red Sox. He win leave Tor the
West in a few DAYS.
Word came from 81 Louis last night that
Edward J. Reulbach. the clever pitcher OF
the Chicago cubs, who is ill al his home
with diphtheria. was slightly better His
Laby girl. who is suffering from the same
disease, has had a relapse
The Phillies and Athletics will not settle
their fght for the championship Of Phils-
delphia The final game Yesterday was de-
clared OF on account Of cold weather. and
nobody cried. The Phillies must play
game with the Reading club Of the Tri-
State League to-day, and the pennant race
begins tomorrow.
A cable message from Sydney. y. s. ".
YESTERDAY said that Bin Lang. who was
defeated on Monday by Tommy Burns for
the Australian heavyweight championship.
broke bone fn hts right hand in the ninth
round.
Young OTTO and Paddy Sullivan viii meet
IN the chief bout ~ ten rounds NJ The
Sha-lev Athletic club tonight