The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-23
+ :. = :" 3 : = : /. : s. = g = :. :
SPORTING EDITORS NOTES.


49,. :+.s:. 49,. :. :. :. :. = + + !.
The Cardinals may train with the
Maps at Alexandria next spring.
JIG McAleer is looking for a first
baseman to replace Bob Unglaub.
Bill Burns, Red Pitcher. owns a
ranch in Texas and ropes cattle in the
off season.
DIR. Harley Parker, former National
league pitcher. may buy the Grand
Rapids club
Hughey Jennings is in New orleans
after inspecting the training camp at
Monroe, La.
/ II is understood that Charley Doom
will get $500 to manage the Phil
lies this year.
John NORM, Pittsburg director OF
public safety, is doomed to succeed
President Lynch, of the National
| league.
! College football has lost none OF
its remarkable popularity. 1t matters
not what the rules are or how the
game is played.
! Charlie Eb5etts of the Brooklyn club
says he Is not fearing Fletcher at all
as he has all of his ball players sign
ed for the coming season.
! Chief Meyers has signed his contract
for 1911, but there was nothing said
about the size of his monthly checks
like there was about Mathewson.
Rube Oldring the Athletic star out
fielder, is older than is generally sup
posed He played on the same anna
\ teur team with Roy Thomas, who il
35.
Chief Bender is crack shot and
has been putting i'm most of his time
since the worlds series at the traps
in the different gun clubs around the
quaker City.
There are a great many more law
yers playing professional ball than
! is generally known. quite a number
of the big league stars are attorneys
/ in the wintertime.
The Texas league has decided on re-
naming intact for another year. There
was talk of oklahoma City and Shire
veport being dropped, but now those
two towns will stay in the league an
other year.
Capt. Harry Davis, of the Athletics
says that he does not expect TO quit
his job as first baseman next year, in
spites of all the stories that are being
circulated about his going to manage
different teams.
The general impression that Chic
Meyers is a Carlisle Indian IS errone-
Gus. He went to Dartmouth, a col.
lege which, under it's charter, mus
offer free scholarship every year tC
a certain number of Indians.
AL Orth, the curveless wonder OF the
National and American leagues FOL
fifteen years has played his last pro
fessional engagement, for he ha'
launched i'm the cigar and soda watel
business i'm Lynchburg, n. c.
Dick Cooley, who has had the Tope-
ka franchise in the Western league foi
four years, is willing to quit and take
up the stage instead of the diamond
for his. He has sold his club 60 a com
pany of business men of his city.
Roger Bresnahan is scouting around
the west i'm search of the Cardinals
crack southpaw Sailee. The eccen-
trio twirlcr disappeared after promis-
ing Roger that he would vote the pro-
hibition ticket on election day.
Everybody would be willing to take
Honus Wagner of the hands Of the
Pittsburg club. If Barney Dreyfuss
has any trouble in getting rid of the
famous shortstop, the Cincinnati club
the New York club, the Chicago club
the Philadelphia club, the Brooklyn
club and the Boston and St Louis
clubs would be willing to talk bust
ness with him.