The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-09
CURRENT SPORTING GOSSIP
SALE Of BOsTON NATIONALS
ron Sf3O.OOO IS PENDING.
John p. Harris Ready to isansi O,rr Con-
trea To linb syndicate Fernird b,
William. Hepburn Russr'ts Deal Way
go Through Before NrNt Monday.


" sllh"n 'an h" rais~'i h"t""-n now
ana some time tomorrow afternoon 'he
BOSTON National League cIhb VIII "hanse
. Ownership. THIS l. the pro" asked py
'"hh u Harris "i fht>hhts i"f 'he s""ui.'
OF hIH holdings. when. l. said, Ih'''a@
: % per cent. Of III" capital STOCK ihs dear
NHu r"s'h-i sh'h H'ase Ecs'"''i' 'ns,
,""t" seemed 1" "" u" u"up' .ha' ~ ".uu
u" N"''e-@iulIS '"uhp'et"u oe'"'" 'he "'s'
, "' new "e"S anu ma w" nov "Nn',s.
, ~ ~ W "o" "'-"' "'"' ny
. "h""hh h"Pou'n "">N"l. AZ P"-eh'
"""v''' H'"' "'"'4 W W
=" Wv" Ns'a, 'ssue NV" ~ '''e "''e'"A
VI" : Hr''' ~ w" ''',r' "'rs'h
~, 81" "' ,r,' n"rn yer.
Wv" "''''e, VI ''''N '''S anu n"H'"h' re Was
@u "p u, - ",Ah 'er'"fuAN '" give
'e ',' 'H'"'N "i vac u"si now Pehu'he.
""' nv u"''S'e" 'na' u" hAd Pt""'tse'i 10 say
"'nS l"I p""""a'"h 'hH' YET "" al
. '"A' u" n'h more IMAM W" 'hAf"-
W >".S w IN" ho-ton cum and hah h"en
""'''u director hn, no refused to dis
. us "" p'"'"S~d sale oi th' clnb 10 ho>ton
- """s~ WAS learned from othsr
"."'. however. that Mr. En-seIl l. after
IN" boston cub and - slated To become tn.
ne" president OF ~. ia which event every
"'ehp' VIII ne made '" pr"Ntd" a winning
team regardless of eNpcn-" The club viii
%" o"n-d ahd controlled IN Boston tor the
mrs! time sine" the famous triumNirat.
~oden. Billings and Conant. sold on, to IN.
poN"ys. who admitted they were helped
financially by friends Of Rsrney Drsytuss,
ln'IidinG John y Harris. John Norm.
! Fitt-burg- Director OF Public safety. and
John h Tenor. Governor-clect Of Penn
@ylvanna
"''~t.riU that IN. B,-ton club owns tue
old South End ground. bu, that u
fb.sr. l.Nl.
On tho property for four years 40 per cent
/ The Boston Cua va~ Offered t. a we'll /
known Iammauy politician more than a
wear ago for s"iIWp Harris making the .
proposition hut a prompt refusal ,.a- the |,
outcome Harris and his associate, a r. now /
ready to sell for sllnuo
II the club - sold II - IN Icrstnoi that "A .
deal will he rn,de with .Iohn TAYLOR. prc-,-
d"nt VI the po-ton american League club. I
hy which the Iuvmrr Doves viii Illy in .
future ~ the now Rel 80, stadium and .
that the oil south End grnun. j. will b. -nlI
ro--ihly =" N. N"v YORK N-w Haven AMI
Hartford Tal!rol l. which has been A n Niou.
to -ccur" III" property Tor many wear.
Although fr.I Lake has -ixnrl a con
tr,rr ,o ,r,n,rr ,b. k,-,o, N.to,aI- a.,
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~. ~ 80 .. - ~'' '"'' WI '''N-'H IN
'h,rr" -. ,h' veteran r--. I"nn~y. vh"..
-'"c'. IN m" "luh wa recently purchase by
IN" strong Ant''sthr =" what * known
l. th.r.i,,e h.nrn- ir,,,, lar III. r,,h ,
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'lnh Nil t." a result -! IN. "rrl-i - ~h On
M hc'u earn" ! on .Nten-iN-lN n mo Icrn
tr'n-
Nh' ~ '". 'n'" ~ Promote 4
10 he. ~, hI-u' is-,4" y thur, league
"a Lar a. ,
among ia. Inv I,s.h,II MAJ, Ib.,... go,
nat b" his h"i~'"l IN" white RAG ~
though I let, NJ. said ~" ""cks ago TIA, he
h,I -.:nc nr;.onal nere.ra.nrs involving
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'''''' '' =" """' '."h'"N t'"r~
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+ MN, -, =,
m,,or ie,s,e ...nt. h.|. Asn, ,a,- Nv
Fletcher movements and according Tn
their rcnorr. the promoter has los, rr,c-
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only the first foul can he Ca!l.t A rr,kr :,
ln-I.ad III IN. FIRST two the argumsn, hstns n
that under he. present rtIl. the pitcher has
an tnlnsH-, advantage over the bsrSu,an
tru'h"r proposed change tn. INCREASE 81
-frtk.. rom thrN.. to four leaving the Cnlle.l
ba = - hey ar" Ma ,.ayar. have beer q
.nI-ry,.vci aud a ria,,lrtv n them "a
hat The pitchers fa'' secured the Vhtp
hand To- such u degree. that thc game. in
many ra-"S are lacktIx IN exciting lr,,- g.
l.ut- ~" "ric!al battIug Fv.ragsa re- m
,rr,u-r that tn. hitting was No, nearly - q
heavy Last -..a-Dn a. i, wE- ton wears ago u
h.
nls-- q p.aC.uaEer Iu'sryrn.s 'her, III
NAV h- .sr,u.!~ frt..tiou hgrw zen tv,, hIs Vi
AT l~tic clubs that promote professional 4,
hUNIng ia rhts &C." TrouhI. has been hrry- n
ng for some Tin mt u va~ not until vr~t.r- !,
iay that open POSSIBILITIES seemed imminent :
tempt Of ore club 10 break ~, a match that -
Ia, been PARTIALLY arranged bv me other :,
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