The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-16
Belt Again Made Manager
Sporting Views
By the Editor

by fne EQtIOy
The Champion Athletics will train
mex. spring at Savannah.
Edward j. B. Barnes, 13-year-old
! lad of Milford, Mass, is the latest
/ football victim
1t is said that the St Louis Cardi.
mails MAY tain next spring with the
Maps at Alexandria, La.
Jimmie Walsh of Boston outpointed
Sammy Keller bantem weight chanl-
pion of England, in a fast ten-round
bout last night in New York.
A report comes from st. Louis
That Red Corriden of the st. Louis
Browns. formerly third sacker for
the Indians. has been married. The
st. Louis Times takes occasion to
remark that "presumable the hand
soonest present was sent him by Ma
poleon Laioie.'
John Hellenthal has a high game
posted on the Olympia record board
When 1t comes to the bowling game.
The other day he shot 2S6. which
may ride through the season as high
game. The score was made in prac-
tlce. Ffe had ten strikes sandwiched
in between two spares.
Quincy presented its argument for
release from the Central Association
before the National Association Of
minor baseball leagues yesterday in
Chicago. Dispatches from that city
and stories contained in the morning
chicago papers spoke in brief terms
OF the matter. No decision was made
by the national body.
John M. Ward announced that he
will not be candidate for the pres
idency of the National league of
Professional Baseball clubs at the
coming election. Ward was a candi-
date last year and ran against John
A. Heydler. the vote being a dead
lock. and Thomas J. Lynch being
chosen as a compromise.
Kewanee is without manager for
next season. The man who came to
the rescue of the Boiler Makers near
the close of last season is not to con-
time in the national game, but has
decided to take up fruit farming in
Oregon. Price was rendered the Job
and yesterday he declined. Price
halls from Enid, Okla, and was
formerly with the misunderstanding
team in the Central League.
There was a bowling match in Can
ton the other day The sporting
editor of the Canton News was out on
hunting expedition, leaving the
society editor to write up the match.
In part this is what appeared: Cook
sey, on the other team, exercised
great strength and threw the ball
with much speed, and in order to
keep himself from following when
it went over the foul line, turned
his heels where his toes ought to be.
His aim was not good in the first
game, but he got better in the sub.
sequent ones. Henry CONSTANT la.
bored under difficulties, for he had
a very sore thumb, but he forgot all
about it in the third game when his
team began to have no mercy, and
Henry got his share of strikes. Mart
Goetz flung the ball we'll down the
alley before it lit, but it was generally
going right when it went to rolling,
and it looked like he was going to
make the high score of the evening
when he was about two-thrds through
the third game, but he lost out and
failed to even get the quarter that
was offered by the house for anyone
making 200. Henry Baxter appeared
the giant of the evening when he set
whirlwind pace in the second game
and ended with 203. Gentry was
! short on practice and not much was
! expected of him, as he was one of the
| last chosen. Like phlegmatic horse
he needs good deal of work to warm
1 UP on He got it in the first two
games and soon took the pole in the
| third heat and came under the wire
! at the finish in 2:09.