The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-06
CURRENT SPORTING GOSSIP
HIGHLlNDERS ItN az tRD
SHAFTS ron GEORGIA CIWP.
chase. NsirheIl. FVaH. Fisher ARsi Carrsil
Win Trainer lee Are on the WaS -
Athens Suceess % Tenn 0'nsarke's
tbeNt1G S'Iub .ls~kes Maltrr sails

This has bsen a LONG winter. has is
all over now exclaimed Hal ChaSe. the
hest ir-t haaenian in America. as he %" ked
up a heavy grip and a bulky hat nag aud
boarded the -pecial sleeping car attached
10 the - y NJ train over the PeRnsyl-
wanna Railroad yesterday. I've always
Ninier~d In california up to this year. and
when ! get into the southern sunlight In
Georgia On Monday yOu can het III b- a.
frizky a. t~o-year-Old weigh iaa
pounds nav. hut I will only have TO reduCe
To In Ia he In NV best playing fOrm. I
think the HighlaEder- will cut a big figure
thus wear az least LOOKS that wsy On
psIer'-
Chase. who will probably b@ the captain
of the team. ~A- the nrsl To appear az the
New York American lsasu. ClHb's Oface-.
a.O FIFTH avenue. Yesterday morning lie
Vas bubbling over with enthusiasm and
When President taTrell handed Assistant
Secretary bergen a big bunch of railroad
ttckets HaI's eyes fairly danc~d. pitcher
Raymond FISHER. from the Hartford Con-
usCtk ut league club. Who was said to be
the best pitcher Ia New England barring
those of the He'd SOY last year. Was another
early arrival Ne vas warmly greeted hy
the club onfcial-. In"lndinK STOUT Arthur
Irwin who mad. the deal for che young
man several hour- hefors John l. Taylor
OF the Boston Americans came along with
u fine offer to the Hartford club Taylor
was 20 snNious to get Fisher he promptly
offered FARRELL Ss.ooO cash for him. but the
Highlandsr- owner politely refused.
Di"k carroll, q hiP :"liHN Nho pitched
s,OoG hail for akron in the Ohio ami Penn
-ylNanit leAsue last season. and fttcher
FROM loe McUdnniN's New ARK "lub, also
;,how~. ~ a. headquarters, together Win
fr,.d M,;h"n "a. nsr % la. a. Ees r., 10. 20.
rrRi National League clubs, Mitchell.
a powerfully built ran. said he felt .on.
tie har' - I. ias. the HIshilndsrs' nsS
trainer. aud several new-pep-r NTiter-,
made ~ the PARTY. ShE.h NsS Increased
Others Guarded the priNais Ger ~ l'hila-
delphil ~" m-n Nill arrive NJ athens.
= day 90 tNo Msnag~r s'allnSS will have
Tarren Gss planned 30 leave here neTi
he intend 10 si.snd a week or Yea DAYS
~',r~tsry roW Davis will remain herr to
Of he Observation-Disclosures season here 9th she
Boston >r-'d BoN~ an April ~
Ia. su,.c.~s cf Tom o.Rour.e'. National
sporting club. Nhi' staged the zen round
h1'tie hrt w~~u JA'k Goodman and l~sch
ro-- FRIDAY niRht. va a leading topic
arisng -'"r,ing m"n ye-ierdsr Ns-
he nr~t real triumph Srorrt ty G'hOorke
-tnrr a. MANAGED The broadway and IenoH
law N.h"urh mcTr than :. 40 ir.inbsr-
saw rhiS boat ~ ,nufSe a al hi- fellow diry-
tors insisted thai they had lived w TO the
70. itirpmsnt- OF the Law and that not a
ticket sold NJ the door. Some 81
New Works best known 'Itiz~ns were ut
the TtT s-,ie white tire SIC anf behavior
of -. roWd showed hat good hoN lng y
Y, usrHiIr t.iTel Tbu-~ who suiovps' the
fua - ve-t-rtrv th.y hop"d No attempt
" -.rfIH i,s. NE. 10 o.. G'Epv re 10 pat or fig
ilv't'"l- ~ uUfur- sNsgts tor the rep~0n Ia
too mt'h 1o'rrt-tN might suot' thr bOvtngt
gHut' here
The Marathon 4 4 vail resume business
~ the tlsFmout Avenue Rink. hrOOklyn.
tomorrow night. he -fHr bOut beinK a
ten round lash b@'Ns~n Willie Jone-.
who kuol ked Frank" Neil Out the other
LAY and dummy Moran lorsl hoy ShO
an nu aud -taN
10, kew Waller Miller ~aIlsd for G~rmsUy
Ne-tsrdnN TO rtne Tor Baron Hens. hail
Tie weighs lsN pounds ~ pfe-eut hut 81
10. - 80 have no trouble ~ recurring to ~
-~N eral prominent turfIl~u we're al the pier
10 ~Iy good nv 10 the Oure famous rider