New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-10

nant 10 ,liuchcd for another year IL may
be- a week or ten days. perhaps longer,
before il becomes Il mathematical reaii'5,
but even the most ardent supporters Oh
the Cubs are willing TO conccde mat Al
hope t. dead. The figures show that the
Giants have twenty-four games TO play
and Ly winning twelve of them or travel
ling AZ A 90 pace, the cubs. TO beat theh'
must win twenty-three Of their t"ehty-
Eve remaining games or travei at .'-'
pace.
Dec" Sranlon, former pitcher OF inc
Rroolilvn Superbas who retired from or
gani2cd baseball rather than play Win
toe PhiIles. 10 whom nc was sofa 'd''
suring. is not finished With the game
Every afternoon. whcn his practice Allows
the time. the uir cellow can be seen Oh
,ba ,,srado Grounds Of Prospect PARK
BROOKLYN. taking a little workout scan
Ion sill wears his Brooklyn Uniform ana
takes keen delight in burning the Ola SPIT
hall over the plate in the little impromptu
games in which ne plays. He was uadeu
Ga pbiladelphia in exchange for Stack
but never reported. Several years ago
Gcanlon became member OF the out'a"
league in California. but later appiled 'of
reinstatement. which was granted
,.,, star has risen in the ranks or
tho lightweight class In the Middle west
Eddie Nelson. OF Cleveland, has been com
inc To- The front I'm the last few months
and with such rapid strides that his man
ager will bring him to this city III t,''
roar future. Nelson has met many OF '.lc
ton notch men OF his class ana recen'S
ou,boxed Jimmy Duffy. the Lochport ldu'
vino viii face Leach cross to-nlo"'r NJ
son. Ike his famous namesake VINO o"''
r,.s u,btveight champion. IS hard. az
.-sssive fighter but at the same time -
o,oyor and does little blocking with the
tip OF his chin!
Nattv MCINTYRE. not 20 long ago ra'eo
among the best outfeldors IN the couh'rs'
has lost his hold I'm fast company TIC
has been sold by the Chicago White SoN
70 the san Francisco Club, OF the ra'i'c
Coast League Mcintyre MADE name roi
himself with the Detroit Tigers ana mas
been with Chicago for two seasons MS
home is in Staten Island.
Billy Clymer, manager 81 the NhNes
Earrc team. has protested the Nah'''y VI
the second game OF double header oii
Sunday by which Utica defeated syracuse
I'm both games and clinched first place III
the New York State League pcnnant race
y.,il,.s.p arrc. II the protest IS sustained.
oiu be tied with Utica for first place
~ have received Clymer's protest by
wire. but ! will render no decision untl
I have the papers from all parties con-
.erned IN the protest The case VIII be
Judged on its merits after all have been
heard" replied President J. II. Farrell
v.hen asked about the decision on "nlch
depends the New York state League
remnant for 1912. Clymer protested that
the second game YESTERDAY vas liesai
on the ground that all postponed games
had been ed up and that Syracuse
and Utica played one more game than
scheduled.
Eddie McGoorty, the Oshkosh WIS,
middleweight, has been matched TO box
lack Harrison. the selt-styled middle
weight champion Of England, before the
Garden Athletic Club In this city on Sep
tember %. The men agreed to weigh is
hounds at o'clock on the day OF the con-
test.
Abe Attell. who IL anxious 10 win back
the featherwelght title from Johnny l\i-
bane, will take the first step in this direc-
ton when he meets Harry Thomas, OF
England. at the Garden on Friday night
The weight is l25 pounds at o'clock, FOR
tho reason that Attcll is much heavier
than last winter. when In one bout he
easily did llS pounds ring ide.
Attell is training at Johnsons road
house I'm Jerome avenue. and says he is
in fine health. lie enjoyed a long rest In
California. In Thomas. Attcll VIII meet
England's best featherwcght barring
Jem UrlscolI. Thomas too, has come
here from California, where has made
good impression against the best men OF
his weight in that part OF the country.
Attcll has not been seen bere since his
bout with Knockout Brown In Feb
ruary, as a result of which he was sus-
pended for six months by the Boxing
Commission.
jim Esmond. an nlielder, was released
BY the Cincinnati Reds yesterday TO the
Montreal cluo OF the international
League.
Leo De Tray. tho former University OF
Chicago football star. has closed a con-
tract TO coach the University of Mlssis-
sippi eleven this fan.
Alfred Goullet broke the worlds record
for ono mile In competition on a bicycle
at Sail Lake city on Sunday evening by
covering the distance in ia So.
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