New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-11
TIMELY BITS Of. SPORT
McGraw Lets Fullerton Go. but
Holds Tight to String.
GIANTS BEING WELDED OUT
Freddie Welsh Says Mcfarland
Must Make Lightweight
Limit for a Bout.


f..hu / NcGraw manager of the Giants,
ma begun wedding out his players to bring
the number down to twenty-five, the limit
allowed under the rules. Some surprise
VIC occasioncd however when the an
no,ncement came that clyde Fullerton had
h,cn released to the Baltimore club of the
Eastern League. under an optional agree
nent The war correspondents who have
been with tho team in the South nave pre-
sictod that Fullerton was the player most
likely 10 fan heir 10 Skaters job as second
u,iiiy in6elder. hut it turns ont that the
little Napoleon" has decided IN FAVOR OF
Manush. Of whom he mas high hopes
Fullerton and Manush have made hard
hcht to win tho coveted place in bis league
oon,nanv at tho first asking. Both have
been hitung well. with tho latter proving
slightly more consistent II anything ho'h
also have been showing skill in fielding. and
Fullerton mas marked his work hS rar"
c;cvernoss i'm picking VI hunts on the run
and Swapping the ball 10 FIRST as Arthur
pcrlin does when occasion demands. with
cut setting himself FOR the throw. In spite
- this. Manush has earned tho job 10 all
.aoearances. but Fullerton IS not lost and
vi he dragged back quickly n an emer-
Eeucy arises Nanush made q good impress
son on The fans" against Vale on Satur-
oay. by slammng out two hits for two
base each
Rustenhsvcn 2 loft handed pitcher. was
,he other PLAYER who slipped hack to the
i1,ror, vesterdav. lie wae released =" the
Sa-incfald Gul club ri the Three I
league IcGrav will keep his eve on him,
nct IN ~ rrcha biitv his chance 70 repre-
,crt New York on the diamond has been
Toss for ali time The ave can be expected
q. fan again within the next few DAYS
and many recruit Is ON tho anxious seat
Freddie Welsh the Erelish lightweight
declared yesterday that hc would force
"packe," Mcfarland into tho ring ~ the
a.hfveicht limit or compel the Chicago boy
~ admit that rr Is no Longer IN the class
Welsh IS working AT Lees gymnasium. in
rieecSer street. for his ,en-round bout at
tire National Sporting club tomorrow might
with Pal Moore. tho Philadelphia "Phan-
tom" Ito is confident Of beating Moore. but
anticipates an interesting little session with
tire clever quaker and viii he in prime con
ditiou Evidently tht members of the Ma
tonal club are Of the same opinion. as d
record number of reservations have been
made
Friends of pal" Moore say there is big
surprise in store for the Englishman.
Moore IN his recent bouts has shown great
skill and the meeting ought to be one OF
the best OF the year
Speaking further Of the Mcfarland case,
Welsh said YESTERDAY:
Mcfarland says he will meet me- at l55
rounds. but that Is not the lightweight
limit. The weight ought 10 De 1873 pounds.
All fair minded boxing critics COncede that
90 lee the right weight. and Mcfarland
ought TO make il or else box with the wei
ierweights / am going after him a. soon
dS I get through with my engagement WIN
Moore.
American League Park Will be- open 10
the fans to-day. when the second team
af tho Yankees takes the field against the
Manhattan college nine. Hanley and
Thompson will take turns in the box for
Ire ccneeians. VINO are quite strong enough
10 give iheir opponent stiff game
Admiral Schiei. catcher Of the Giants.
i> ai Annapolis Cor TWO 81 three DAYS Ia
.oacf the Navy baseball players. He went
down on sunday and vii return tonight 80
- 10 loo on hand II needcd for The opening
o. the "bi. show" al tire Pol" Grounds to-
morrow.
'hatle, NJ Daniels c5vsss another swim
rine record. not c0Eter, with The long list
aIreddy To- bis credit, Will This end in
view ne will go after IN. 23'-metre mark
90 th, New York Athletic cuo tanh at $50
o'clock this afternoon.
Stanislau, Zyszko. the massive Polish
wrestler. anil Jo, Rogers. q New York.
are in pcrte,a condition for tt,.ir match at
tho s. Nicholas Rink to-nigl % The con-
d'iious of .., -unt,-, call for the winner
To- ger $500 fal.- out 81 three. AID pn falls
only VIII couu. There will lee a. ten minute
rest aftc, each TALL Chsrlie Wuit', tie
we'll known referee. viii be- the thiNi man
iu tlc rims While this match Viil he the
! orgt entertainment Given boy the TWentieth
re1,oy, a g.. WhicD~now make t. home
at .ae = NicnG.a. Rinh. thc Attendance
VII NOT 10. limited 20 tbe members Of the
.'nt as tuc general public vii be adj
s7,t,s1
tde'e Ioss nre 9i tac leacing pit,hers "i
tho cleveland club of the American LeagU.
&. Dangerously ul with pieDisy, according
g. I'll message from Toledo If he RECEIVERS
b ,.iH uot Do IN condition to pitch FOR
severa' weeks
Ic,t-r al.a Rogers. who arc q; the IiftL
aroru. Theatre This week. did the inosi
a,pazirg things on ROLLER skates IN III *
1ioitiou ~ Ode Metropolitan Roller Rink
Fancy skater on ice were put 10 ST ame.
Charlie, NuIpny. oHnor OF ITO Ctirag,
Cabs las purchased four outfelders from
,he Louiyvillr cilh of the american Asso-
siatlor in an effort TO GOT ono acceptable
Substitute for the outposts
-F chuus Dick Nelson. the Danish fight
weight Of Ncw York. will meet J ohnns
Walt "a lightweight from Jersey CAV il
ten-rouud bout ar Browns gymnasium
Tonight TINS Niu mark the third meeting
OF the pair Honogs now rest With tn'
Jersey City lad ~ the previous bOUts M
won ov "a knockout in the third round an'
on points I'm a subsequent encounter walt:
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