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Manager Dalrymple. of the Bisbee
ball team, has declined an offer TO
manage the team of Clinton, Ia, which
is his home town. The offer came
through Ted Sullivan, of the Chicago
White Sox.
Tom j. LOTUS, president of the Three
l league in 1908, and a veteran baseball
player. died Saturday at his home In
Dubuque. Ia He was 81 years of age.
Edward ]. Ruelbach. of the Chicago
Nationals pitching staff, who is suffer
ing with diphtheria, is improving and
will soon be back in the game.
Sam Berger, Jeffries' manager. was
bruised in an automobile accident Sat
urday, his ma chine colIiding with a
toheh ospitaL
Buffalo, N Y has decided to hold its
dates for the Grand Circuit meeting this
year. Notwithstanding the fact that the
races were declared off last week. The
New York racing card will be an
nounced before the end of the week
Kelly has signed with Bisbee. He is
going to guard the first base Kelly
played last year with Oakland, and
formerly was with Evansville of the
Three | league. Pits. given a tryout as
to the hospital
FL Pasoans had a deep interest in
the big league players Saturday. There
was big Chief Myers. formerly or
the Ell Paso team. catching for the
Giants, and 'Christy Mathewson, who
pitched here for the fair series. and
then visited here for a long time af-
forwards, doing the sab work for the
same team Wingo Anderson OF Iasr
years FL Paso team, was pitching for
Cincinnati.
Jimmy Vaughan. of Weatherford. ex-
fireman of the Fort Worth Departments.
would have won the II inning confess
against Boston Friday, but for, errors
by Foster and Austin.
Heinie Mag was sold TO Denver two
years ago for $500 and bought back
yesterday by Dallas for $500 Joe Gard
ner lost $500 on the exchange with
Denver, while Denver made $500, be-
sides the flying Dutchman's services
for a year
Wheat. Texan, figured prominently
IN the big league opening He scored
one or the two counters for the Brook
Freddie Welsh, England's lightweight
lyn club against Philadelphia
champion. is so cock sure that he will
wallop Packy Mcfarland. of Chicago.
that he has decided to meet Young
Josephs, the British welterweight
III a title seeking DOul- w elSl
and mcfarland are TO meet before the
National Sporting club, of Boston, on
the night of May 80.
William K. Vanderbilt's horse Over
night win the Prix de Ia Jonchere, ami
his horse Measidar III ran second in
the Prix de Guiche at the Longchamps
race course Sunday.
1t is rumored that wealthy New York
ers such as Morgan, Vanderbilt and
Crocker are interested in the install
ment OF international sports. especially
with Great Britain. OF late interest has
Jagged with the exception Of chess and
Few other unathletic games. Even
me long established yacht races con-
test has almost been forgotten. 1t -
inquired that money can reinstal the in
terest
Joseph B. Mccullough, of Steuben-
vile, o., 200 pound freshman tackle
at Yale, must undergo an operation on
MS knee, injured in hard tackle.
AT the closing day of the Los Angeles
motordrome Sunday surprise was
scored when Caleb Bragg, an amateur.
driving Fiat 90. won from Barney
Oldfield in his 200 Benz The meet has
closed.