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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-23

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case Of Catarrh that cannot bc
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure,
r. j. CHENEY 6 co, Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned have known r j.
Cheney for the last / years and believe him
perfectly honorable In all business trausac'
tions and financially able 20 carry out any
obligation made by his firm.
WALDtNG, ktNNAN a MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists Toledo o.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucuouE
surfaces Of the system. Testimonials sent
free Price ~ cents per bottle. Sold by oil
Druggists
Take ualrs Family Pills Tor constipation.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-23

We inquire why 1t was that tn,
leading Democratic paper Of okla
homa had a special representative IN
Chickashu to ket the proceeding OF
the negro convention and why II was
that paper played up the negro resolu-
tious for two days on its front page
II may not look reasonable, but II hap
peucd nevertheless II looks like that
paper had % hunch from somewhere
rs to what knd uf resolutions were
going to he passed, doesn't it?-Chlck
Hsha Journal
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-23

Mildred Jones, Republican candidate for supcrnton-
dent of public instruction in Tulsa County is the only
woman candidate In the county Miss Jones Is Young
lady of exceptional qualifications She IS sclrmade wo-
man holds position In the Tulsa public Schools and
would bring TO the office which she ospires every qua
dcaon necessary for abundant She should
coye tremendous majority at the polls IN November
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-23

Entered in @, run. po.o@'' as s".ooa Class Matter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
PASkETPNIL:.

Judging FROM che advance eAie -
tieaeim several hundred 8tntsHta
should he present At thr broadway.
Everest BASKETBALL game % ps play.
~ IN the Queen Anne gymnasium
this evening Yesterday vas TaR
day Al tbs broadway. and hf the
sFafem every ono that ATTENDED
srhaai aad had rs cents ~As tagged
fur TIRE game Basketball naa never
before paid 81 fhs Seattle schools.
hut n All fha games are a. Nali at
tended a. shtH ono aiii BE-. ths Tea M
wfii put money in the treasury
Nut uguch r. kuawu ~ TIRE sirrnk IN
"a tne EvaFett unsntutte. a. u has
had 80 big aameA
The floor - the Qtern Anne u1us
Niii - new 10 birth the teams. -
neither can find that a. AN excuse
Tor lasfuF The game
The uanshsrs - the uraaaway
team al passsd through their fiBal
examinations successfully. 80 tie
regular men will 10 tn me game.
IRE incai team win probably linr
ur aa follows Center. C0wiey "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
Murphy Too Anxious to Bet
and Garry Hermann Got Wise

positive be would not have bet
The result was that Garry imme-
distelv packed his grip and left for
Philadelphia Evidence came from
ono man that after n was secured
the secret was out The philadol
phia club was sold
The name ~ the real owner was
plain Garry saw hard word ahead
Hermann Gets Busy.
Herman Immediately began lay
inR plaua for tho defeat ~ ward
n cost him much time and energy
ifs worked with Barney preyfuaa
and other friends but at that they
could DO no better than throw the
National league into "a deadlock and
elect compromise candidate.
Murphy tipped hlH hand because
ho just couldn't restrain himself
from the opportunity N winning "a
SUIT Of new clothes and a hat liia
greed caused hts downfall for had
Murphy not made the wager. Horr.
mann later admitted that he would
not have connected Murphya namo
with the sale ~ the Philadelphia
club aud the plans 90 elect Ward.
40 clevefiy laid. would not have been
discovered and n they had been Il
would have been too late 60 prevent
his election
Otherwise Murphy might hold the
high hand In the National league
today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

It's hard 20 ger anything on those
fellows who sell automobiles. 80. Hike
bin collectors and lanitorH. they're
fais game Tor a trial ~ wits They're
all good fellows. but The way they
Hc 10 wait iu hotel cafes and cur
tanned drinking saloons looking for
prospective purchasers. can give the
Pinks = few points on how Ga be- On
the lub In several places AZ ence all
tho time
Now. there IL IA Seattle ~ the
present time a big fellow named
Jack Cmriey who makes a noise like
q man ahead ~ Jim Jefriea' eaude-
vile venture Curiey h long GA talk
and pretty good ~ getting things
Some time ago JEFF Was talking au-
tum9hiies with curiry. and Ia the
course II conversation said that be
liked motoring and was thinking u
getting q car. asking Cufiey what
make De thought best ~
Nqw. Jack e. fond - sitting behind
the u hnei'of big Rhigxer. aud ais
praetlced eye can spot an auto man
a block off
~Ahsm. says Curley. addressing
the hotel clerk IN q Conversational
voice Jim feffriss 81 looking for q
good ear. ana he's sort 81 waiting for
No advice
Tremendous sensation among the
statesmen hiding behind curtains in
elevator shaft1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
JIMMY COFfROTH
DFPORTfD FROM
RUSSIA
Frisco Fight Promoter and
English Sporting Man
Matched With Cars
Policemen.

NEW YORK. Jan. az A Hieht ~
Jimmy cofffulh. NcEar- % the Pa
ciFie roHHi flgiic realm. and SILENT
Charley Harvey king Of EnNland'n
flHht promoter with their feet tn
snae lank 90 tho Russian frontier
frcentix greeted the eyes ~ Mas-
cows railway police. according Co
ietfefs arriving here to-day from
Bertha
0ufffeth and Harvey we're at
tempting o. enter the raars domain.
poasiblY for the pUfpoan ~ signing
up Mnhammad An reerniiY dspea0d
Persian shah. " ha % seeking the
elusive Fuuhte IN the ~ Petersburg
marta 81 trade
gnfffnth however had forgotten
tia pasapertn ~ had Harvey Pail.
Ing o. uHEs~ss q high siEn ln their
Russian Facahuiary Cuffruth and
Harvey HeFc alreted fram a train
On she frontier az suspicious ehafae-
tefs
Nhan a return traln. headed f1r
iiHriln came up. the promoters we're
nAffnfinT from the girst ease ~
cuid feet la their lives Thes RE-
turned e. tho German capital Obj
tanned their rAnapurta and Departed
u Ia hardly probable that Amhaaaa o.
DOR nnehhiii will take action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
sv TIP WRIGHT.

Any time you want 20 get up a
alice. warm argument. tell veteran
bal player that same hero ~ the
pass vas the greatest ail-afound
player the game ever saw.
Say. In about minute you viii
Be bomharsied with reasons why
your man was a dub compared %
the feilow the oid-timer has ia mind.
Unless. % course. you happen 60
name the player he believes en-
titled 20 the honor.
Bali players today 80 not get a
chance 70 work up regulations az
ail-srOund players. because they arr
not called upon 90 perform a. were
the men who helped make the game.
Teams carry enough men 20 fiil va
cancies with utility men
sftll. strange 10 say. Il q she utii-
ity man who ~ given credit nova
days Think what some II the old
timers had 20 do compared to the
easy tasks u the utility player now
Hard Work Then.
Many % the old guard look upon
Texas Jack McAilistef. who came
out u Texas with Dale Gear and the
fest u that famous crew IN the
s4s as the best all-ar0und perform
81 thu game ever saw
McAiiister was a wonder One day
he wunld be back OF the bat. and the
next on the HIN. bending as fancy ara
assortment az was ever handed 10
20 batter. Maybe on the third day
ne would b. grabbing FOUNDERS
around second or pulling down long
flies tn the ouffieid. He piayed eV-
cry position with equal ability And
he could ciOut the bali Tor further
orders.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
JACK JOHNSON is
In SERIOUS
TROUBLE

NEW YORK. Jan % Jack John
son. negro claimant 20 heavyweight
puFillsiic honora. must appear IN
court tomorrow 20 answer to an al
legged assault upon Norman Plnder
a negro. who refused 20 buy him a
bottle ~ sine.
According 20 Pinder. Johnson
came 30 a table In a cafe where he
sat with two women. pinder inyit.
I'd him 10 drink and the fighter or
defed wine
4 remember when you were glad
enough 10 drink beer with me out
Of a rusty pail" Pinder said
Then. according 20 Finders story.
the black giant struck and kicked
him Johnson was arrested and.
after spending three hours in Jail.
Was released on 81 600 bail
lnhnMon's recent actions here
have aroused much adverse com
ment. and u was predicted that n
be IL convicted tomorrow he will be
sentenced to serve term on Black
wells island.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
HESTER HAS TWO
STRINGS TO
BOW
VIII Build Arena at South
City Rather Than Have
Meteorological Mill Go
to McCarey.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Jan, -
sid Hester today evolved another
scheme FOR staging the proposed
Nelson. wolgast battle Following
the postlnS Of a deposit OF $500
for the principals, binding the
match SO far as he Is concerned. the
promoter today announced that e
the san Mateo county supervisors
refused to grant him a permit TO
hold the fight At Colma. he prob
ably will build An arena tn South
City. in San Matoo county. near the
San Francisco city limits
South City Is an Incorporated
town and As such will not be com.
PEELED 10 secure the consent Of the
supervisors 70 hold the mill II the
town trustees give their sanction.
everything viii BE- well aud good
Hester claims the South City irus,
tees already have assured him that
they will place nothing In the way
o. his plan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

How are yoi. Mr. cufsnsys :.
the fellow who wins the angirs -.
the lobby = heard . msn - 4
JEFF was looking for a rooe - :. i
be tickicd 70 death Il you'd A. !.
out any time you feel Ike h -
you're in Seattle
Why. thanks ! might tateas.
az u II have time. sayr 60
feigning great surprise. In ~
think 10 like 70 90 Tot a ntis 4
tomorrow morning
Then Jack goes round thg IA,
and calls up some sport serbs = 1
phone.
I'm going for q spin IN tie M.
ing better come along snf r
whiff u fresh air. IL the esss :,
that comes over the wirs q a. !.
overworked writer.
Yesterday Curiey did ths be,
10 one u those 1919 ~L&ifk I
Thomas cars.
And on the level. no kidalnK 4
Jack. after exposing his EystRz. u
IL the best ear Iva sszEksS
against yet Jeff really Il Ila1
Qf buying and I'm going % rae
wagon q boost
The picture was taken ssiftI
the Forestry building Al a. A
= grounds. Curiey iefs IA e
ing and a few red hot sipla !
hind him when he left Sszsk 1
last time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
roo MUCH JoAnson.

s weeks ago fhs star ran eoon picturng Johnson.
arrested speeding and
pleaded for hard
condition ID
tho possibility might turn a reality
for while he public vii speed
Violations providing
me ersns 70 man because h. son buy
ior a champion According the published u
friend In little old New
n the STORY.
reached Not long right a
hF bully Who slightly the
stuff little shmsn when little
BUYING bubbles
bully GOT insulting and then
spent time picking piecea II him off the
that's What they should DO g Jack Johnson bat unfortunately.
RS more than Sob n the
could beforehand
give him little u his rough stuff
bea Ia TIE buanesa but BE- whole
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

with hls desire % wager won't
Charles w. Murphy's chance ~
gaining control ef the National
league
Murphy came near working tho
higraat deal organized baseball ever
aaw Hn had Il carefully planned
and thn execution would have been
weu nigh perfect had be not felt
cock sure enough % offer ~ bet
h IL well known that Murphy 10
not IA gambling man That ia Muir
uhy does not take The risks OF q
gambler Whensper Murphy secs q
"aura thing" such as betting $40
even money that ~ makes "a dozen
or something Ike that. be Do willing
% put 40 hia money but otherwise
be- does not care Co
The Chicago maRnate had planned
"a splendid coup. The Fhiladelphla
club was a. chaugH hands ana MIR
phg had secured what he considered
a Hioad pipe cinch.# II looked that
way
Murphy visited Garry Hermann
nj Cincinnati Hc had just cOm-
pletod tho Philadelphia deal but
the sale was "a secret
wlu ho elected" remarked Murphy
Hlfh n broad grin.
"rU take you" replied Hermann
Garry gave the mattef little fur
Their confederation The next day
though. Murphy again came % Herr"
mann'H office,
"You know that bet we made yes
terday2" hn asked.
"rha hate
eyes the hat"
"8ure. that goes"
well Tli tell you what TN DO"
went ON Murphy "l'N bet you re-
suit Of clothes besides"
"a auit ~ clothes besides ha 70
unused Hermann
hrouaes Suspicion.
yves SIR, a suit Of clothes and
tho hat. too"
"All right" replied Hermann.
After Murphy left Herfmann's Of
flee. Garry began thinking about the
wager.
II Murphy bet on ward thon MUIR
ply must bo positive that Ward
would be- elected. Il Murphy wasn't
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

Mrkiunan. guards Tim and Grove
burke. or Seymour. forwards. R9ck
ara Robinson.
This IL tho sam team that met
and vas defeated By Adsiphis cel-
lngs iaat week Since fhat time fhs
coach has been trying 90 eliminate
SONS ~ tho rough playing that mar
rod thai contest Moat ~ the mnn,
however. have played on the football
tnasn. and every time thwy get IN a
mix un reHnrt 20 the Rriairan Tactics.
nul a. al tho reports from Everett
show that that team plays The Same
way. the same should az least be in
fereaiina FOR the spectators
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
CHASE & WAGNER
HEROIzED BY
MATTY

Hal Chase and Hans Wagner are
going 10 be heroized by Chriafy
Mnihcwgon ia tha first 81 Tho Mat
~ Books which Big Six BE- propar-
INK o. put Out under the Publishing
management ~ the " I Bodfner
company II f81 Finh avenue. THE
Giants prize Finger said yesterday
mat Dc considered these two men
the greatest In their positions that
ever held up an lnflnld
I've called my first haaeman in
me story 'iiai Case" said the Ola
King. and I guess that ought Ia
De- clear enough tn Indicate the fell
low ne mean. He starts ln aa a
pitcher and has "a fair amount Of
luck as guuthpaw specialist but
DO Do when accident sends him To-
the first sack that De- begins TO
show up with the big league stuff
Instead ~ calling the Lowell abort
stop wagner, we've named him
HaRnor ana ! hope this WIN be-
satisfactory TO Hans and bis fol-
lowers"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

Connsrs aud johnson. Who have
held the cha mpianahlp ~ thr a A
- alleys an asNasn wafr hnatnn
~ Allan ara putua1t ln Nvs.
game series this mewM They will
80 after their lost iaursis within e
fnW days.
Putnam a. sfili high average man
FOR the Seattle Athietia club tgurna
ment. with the eruiftsbia figure
~ is6
stephen 10 again ia ths Load FOR
che monthly prise. having knpe ned
esu down Tor Is dnmEie centuries
siacH shn FIRST - fna scar
fiiKh daily scores for The past week
we're Allan 40. HenR~i re ste
phen ga Churchlti- sza. Mcgfrgar
z2s. sands gf1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
mornsns Likes Ferguson.
SUPERIOR JUDGE REFEREED JEFFs FIGHT

Perhaps ne geaiess gathering q nghtss hs
saes e1r'hausse sufferers IN Los Angeles rhe affair place
city women and for the greater part being
Probably n the history
the Judge n
Jeffres and Jack
dead introduced a. man In made
hit with {.agaa
piauted Women gHaped sf
JefeA who appeared red tights Root
and tossed him kitten who
for charity that night Aurio
tell KID Herman aufiyau
Jim Jetra Jack Root Jack Jeffries
lights a NIGHTS iafar
Aurelo Herrera knocked him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
YOUR MOVE DIR. ROLLER

II seems 20 be strictly up 20 Or.
benjamin Franklin Roller. that
versatile mat worker and monolog
list Dr Roller IL great on mono.
ioguea. off the stage as well as
on. and one Of his fayorlte pieces
begins with the first person slmgu-
lar. and deals with the ability Of
said person 20 make mince meat
Of one Henry Ordeman. Now
Ordenan II hot on Rollers trail.
and has publicly challenged the
graphing modico for a return
match IN this city It's up to
Roller to DO one OF two things
meet Ordeman on the mat as man
10 man. or cat the monologue men.
toned above out Of hia repertoire.
The story Of the lRst meeting
between the two IL familiar 10 MI
Seattle fans The pair mes a. the
Grand opera house. and after
few minutes work Roller waa
taken myaterioualy III. aud Was
carried 20 his dressing room. the
match being awarded ia Drd4man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
RUDE VICkERS
TO THE MINORS

FtffiAnftsfHtA. Jan ~ ~
Ruhe- Nicksrs the hlE aisappniut.
men, ~ tha Ataieties pitching staff
Tor the last two years. has hren sent
hack 10 the minor leagues Manager
Dunn. 20 the baltimore cluh. gets The
hiE fellow from Connie Mack
baltimore has csidenily secured q
Eond man NicksrH should prove =
star In The Eastern league ne has
terrific sped and everything eiss D
pitcher needs. htit he lacked head.
work. ami Manager Mack has grown
tired ~ waiting for "Nuhe" % make
good
put me Ia tomorrow and III
knock the bats out ~ their hands.
was a favnrite expression ~ Ruhc's
when he asked for another chance.
IN almost every case u vas kuhe
that got Knocked oitt instead % the
bats. and hts downfall IL explained
hY the fact that h. wouldn't pitch
according 10 Instructions In the
minor leagues ~nuhe" has always
made a great record.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

Tue Nnneaol Eappl'F has been aornF return match
anu - especially anxious 20 have Il take place
he may how Seattle mat fans thai be Is Rollers Ordeman
willing % back ha challenge With
gate and this looks ~ though he meanth
JACK 1ufeY ~ the the
to-day IN his capacity ~
Doc combine That Roller viii Roll
number ~ matches he
ympatng TRIP TO Europe this pulling
A 'nh N aihnapous and ~ feady Jump the
ANA come 70 ha city Tor The match Under these
would De wen for Roller curieY acc
hoasht ana then perhaps laird certain
That Roller and ordeuan
money ana the ability ~ the two should
Of the beat that has bcen scheduled many a day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
STORY OF NEW
LEAGUE A FAKE

From Providence comes Il wild
yarn that "a now baseball urRanizn-
ton. to be called tho United states
league. VIII soon be launched and
that the circuit win embrace Bos-
son. Brooklyn Philadelphia, provl-
dence, Baltimore. Paterson. New
ark ana Trenton The rather anus
Ing Information ia added that three
memhera Of the Cuban Giants. 70
we'll known oolored ball club. have
been signed for tho new Providence
team A person who says his name
ia Or. q. II Lawson a. the promoter
of tho scheme Any relation TO Al
Lawson. who has failed with nu
merouH wildcat ventures of this
kindf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
MeSpORTS' ORNEQ

Jim Jeffriea has a brother about
- years II age who Is scarcely 5
feet inches tall He IL a cripple.
suffering from curvature Of the
spine Strange 10 say. he IL very
powerful and stronger than the av-
erAge man.
By the way. JEFF seems 20 think
more ~ his brother Jack than any
one else IN his family He once
made the remark. when a famous
sporting man died with whom he
had been friendly: 4 feel lusf ae
bad as II my brother Jack had
died.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

what the muchly togiss IN
amounted to
There IL sumo aei,ation "A
baseball men favorsng a. nrg
o. batting Ned Hanl0n. a wa
baseball rule maker. says ths ia
or should be put back a fao 81
foot and a half nearer the EAl
Of the diamond. and advscsfa }
abolition ~ the infieid sAcrthn
BRED Lake. manager of the Dsl
Nationals favors the reduciiz
the number 81 called halz n
four 20 three. which. IN IL -
ion. would make the pitcher ~ J
pin over the plate pfaciieais
the time. A ma arlty q Aasn
men. however. insist that ~ ~
need no tinkerinK.
John Flanagan. brother 4 ~
has won the Canadian chamYs'rs'
At throwing the hammer -
times His best effort vas ~ =
made IA Montreal three years =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

"Ruddy- uuhoiz. the Boer, was the
greatest Joke that ever hit Califor-
MIA. Ills muchiy heralded victory
over Nelson must have been started
as a josh. Hat had him half way
out IN the fourth round. The fact
that poor old Joe Cans knocked TN
hoig out a short time after the Boer
fought Nelson was sufficient TO show
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
COAST LEAGUERS
CAN'T BARN
STORM"

SAN FRANCfsCO. Jan. e.
Players ~ the San Francisco team
Of the Coast league will have their
contracts sometime next week. ac-
c0rdlug % Secretary Danny Long
today Long hopes ~ have the
agreements 10 the mali by Monday
and predicts that all "the hoVs' will
be satisfied With the figures demon
mated therein.
a call for a meeting Thursday has
been issued BY President Graham.
and IL was predicted that one OF
the subiecta for managerial diacua-
sion viii be the exclusion or other
wise 81 clause prohibiting playors
from playing barn storm" ball out
OF the playing season
The question has arisen In the
east and many clubs have incor.
p9rated o prohlbltory ciauae in the
1910 contracts Another matter FOR
confederation win be the playing
schedules. The daios have been
pretty Weil whipped into shape but
q cleaning no ia necessary before
the season opens. next March a
plan ia under way t0 have Tuesday
games in which Oakland frs Hched
uled o. play 80 home transferred ~
Ban Franciac0 and 20 give Oakland
the Thuraday and Sunday morning
games ~ the series ali others being
played En- this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

Tho seating capacity az the Phil
adeiphla National league grounds
#ill De Increased 10 10000 II the
QuakerH 10 not provide baseball
attractive enough 10 test this capa-
CITY 81 Or estimated that an out-
door hppodrOme and circus VIII
iii the bilL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

princsion'a track team win be
kept busy with dual meets win Coz
nfnhia. Cornell. Yale and Annhp-
niln
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
HERE ARE SOME
opo aEcoRos

q Heinir Berger Tea tha Amcri. I
a can league t@iFlafH in wiid
. pitches last arAHnn with ta
. cy Morgan gave the most I
. bases or baiis--i4a
= Jack Warhop htt more bat ,
. tiers than did amp other pitcher I
= 81
4 ~ Walsh and nm Burns I
= we're tied Tor the bsik record I
= with three
. Frank smith pitched iu naore
= innings than any other tsirisr I
. 16h
= Muiiln led IN strike outs with (
= lT7
= sttst sttts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
HARD JOB TO PICK THE
BEST ALL-AROUND PLAYER

McAiMstar - aalnE hackstupplnE
for the Buffalo team in the Eastern
isasur. n d aaa not Tor hta fiHsns
eiai Interests tn Buffalo. he would b.
a member nf the New Nnrk Amsri-
can icaEue team this year. Cor sea.
StaiunEs. who went from Huifain %
manage tha HiEhiandeFa declares
Texas Jack the most valuable man
20 a team he ever met w with.
Buck ewing Another.
Buck Ewing ths ola New York
catcher. @ss. tn hiss day. a wonder
az an ali-around player without q
peer ~ hackssup. hc could pitch,
play any u The bases or field And
hos be- could hit EN- on the seam.
Tim Murnana. some player before
his hair took On the silYery sheen
u now sports. insista that Charlia
Ferguson Ehoue alone a. an all
around performer Tim insists Yer
Wusuu was AZ good n pitcher as Raj
bourne. az Rps3 a backktnp a. Ewing
or Mike Kelly and as good an In
fielder a. ever lived
Mornsns Likes Ferguson.
"And I've asfsn him make plays In
an eutfieid that Willie keeier would
BE- proud ~ says Muruane 4 have
seen him pitch a n1-hit game one
DAY. coach a pitcher into a law -hit
game the next day. and a day later
ne might D. a. third and pat up
game that every ono would talk ~
for month baseball lpat the
greatest figure In iis history when
charlie FeFgusnn died
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