New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-08

the season. DLf INC Nus coil' - ''
wronE time. while the errors. which are
always 10 be expected, seem 10 bob UP al
tho most opportune times for their op-
ponents Eight hits and seven bases on
balls veete-da, net'sl only two runs
unn. nine nit, and siN passes tn" dsv
before v.-s productive of 10 same num-
her OF TALES
Although Nztnev son vas found for NJ
teen hits tho Pirates wore abb 20 tally
only fvo runs and then they had the help
~ three costly errors and we're forced TO
conrive a. 2 double steal 20 turn the
trick
Tn. Chicago cubs have been unable 20
hold the suT pace With which they
started N. Eastern campaign. and they
have proated very r;tle b. the reverses
a. the Polo Grounds Young RiIey was
too much for them YESTERDAY
Nayor Gayror mas cousented % attend
the ceremonies OF penuant raising az
the oig stadium on next Monday The 50.
Louis Cardinals viil be the opponents Of
tne champions.
The Boston Braves hammered Benton
FOR twelve hits yesterday, ave % these
being collected b. sveeney. The south
paw Won hts game. hoVever.
Christi MathaV.on. who represented
t7c Giants al tho meeting hold SUNDAY i0
Dave Tultz Office 20 discuss the fo-rns-
ton Of PLAYERS protective association
had the folioulng 10 say yesterday.
We zart n get th~ players together
~ that they car speak A. a body and
not az individuals There are nsny ques-
lions arising that need A. expression
from the PLAYERS The owners are yell
organized and 7 think tho major.tt of
them are in favor OF the players getting
together Understand however. the base
baI. fraternity as yet mas not been or
ganired We heldsa meeting and elected
Dave Fultz a. temporary president II
is UP 70 the PLAYERS 20 ratity this action
II they DO no, want an organization they
won't have on.
As stated r. our Hrst draft % = con
s,itu,ior. the object % the fraternity Is
20 further the interests OF baseball as r.
sport. and that covers the whole s:tus-
ton Naturally. the question Of con
tracts. o. rather fhe observation OF them
vi. b. AT importar, feature OF the or
saniLatlon. but this all Dc Of benefit %
the rnagnates AZ rel az player We
want t. force players 20 live ~ 20 their
contracts as vel as the managers. and
the PLAYERS would Ike 70 have means
% freeing themselves OF Objectionable
men who are sometimes "a reflection on
the profession o. ball playing as a whole
Jim Thorp~ winner o. the pentath.on
and decAthlon q, Stockholm. and A. y
Richards. winner o. the high jump. ar
rived here yesterday on the steamer
Oceanic
George Waited. third oasemar ~ the
Jacksonville. CLUB o. the South Atlsntc
League. has been sold 70 the - LOUIS
Cardinals fo- 3 pl 10 vii report az
tn end o. the season.
worth and Watkins. vno have been
......4. this season ror the Youngg,ow1
,.. ,. ~ the central League. have beer
sold 20 IN, Boston Red Fox
TED Eas-erly. tho Cleveland catcher.
has been sold 20 the Chicago White SoI.
tie Joined the Maps IN 1850 coming from
Tho Paciac Coas, League whore he maize
q great reputation as catcher and bat
ter
Hugh.e Jennings yesterday slgnsl
contract 20 continue his services as man
age- Of the Detroit Tigers for the next
two years His salary IS said 20 be the
highest paid 10 any MANAGE IN the
American League.
Kent. tho young Brooklyn pitcher hai
been released 10 the Toronto club o. the
international League
A baseball college is n be established
somewhere IN the South next fall. X
plans nov being made are completed
The Idea 20 % eliminate a large part OF
the expense OF spring training trips and
~ the same time furnish trained mate
rial TO- managers % tho major league
clubs 20 take 20 their spring camps.
Clubs which have a number OF new play
srs NAV send them 20 college where
sacf recruit VIII BE- taught individually
b. former star
Charles Carr, manager OF the Kansas
city team OF the American Association,
will be the proprietor OF the institution.
and owners OF all major league clubs will
be invited 20 contribute and 10 take part
iu it, benefits.
The stewards Of the JOCKEY Club have
approved the appointment Of James Mil
ton as starter at the meeting OF the Har-
ford Agricultural and Breeders Associa-
ton OF Hayre de Grace. Maryland
The n-st annual field day OF the New
York branch OF the Overseas Club the
international organization OF Englishmen
will take place to-day al the grounds Of
the New York Veterans Cricketers' Asso-
citation, at Manor Field. Csstleton -Four
Corners. Staten Island
Far RockaVay seems 20 De the favor1te
training spot for many boxers Carey
Phelan. featherwelght champion OF Har-
lem. who will meet Young Sheppard
in the star bout OF ten rounds al the
Olympic A. c. Tomorrow evtning will nm
ish training there to-day. He Is in fins
condition and is confident OF victory by
the knockout route. Sheppard. who is
preparing himself at Sea Gate, displays
like confidence.
After vainly trying 10 secure a match
weights. Jack Britton. OF Chicago. ad-