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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-12-04
MAY STOP
PLAYERS MAKING
SOFT COIN

It is anticipated that when the
American and National League mag
mates settle down in their easy chairs
at the annual meetings in New York
in December they will take some ac-
ton whereby the members of the
pennant-winning teams Will be for
hidden from either writing or giving
the use of their names for alleged ac-
counts of the worlds series.
This evil attained huge proportions
during the worlds series of this year
OF the Giants. Manager McGraw
Pitchers Mathewson Marquard and
Tesreau, Catcher Meyer and Second
Baseman Doyle appeared In The role
of expert writer's OF the eRd
SoX Bill Carrigan, Joe Wood, Heine
Wagner, Larry Gardner and Iris
Speaker we're supposed to have writ
ten daily accounts of the games.
The truth Of il is that not one of
the players mentioned wrote a line
of copy during the series. The ma
jority of the players were signed by
an cnterprising New York newspaper
man during mid-season for amounts
ranging from $500 to $1,000. Nc
Then the use OF the experts" was
peddled around among Boston and
New York papers, the paper picking
Doyle, for instance. being expected to
supply n sporting writer to write the
stories which would appear daily I'M
der Doyle's name
Sometimes the writer's would take
pains to interview the players whose
pen or typewriter he was. and really
give that players views. On other
days he would not take time, and
consequently, some bad mixups oc-
cured Fletcher, for instance, is a pet
and protege of Larry Doyle. yet Under
Doyle's name appeared a scathing
roast Of Fletcher Naturally, Doyle
was much exercised. and he got after
the man who was writing his stuff
The best he got was I'm the fu-
ture you had better tell me what play
ers you want me to keep off from
How was | to know Fletcher was one
of your pets?'
Rube Marquard also disclaimed adj
vising McGraw to take Snodgrass
and Fletcher out of the game His
secretary, however had Witnesses IL
prove that Vanguard did say Just what
he was quoted as saying. Then RubC
said, well, said that in conf.
dence and you were not supposed &C
write IT,"
During the last few worlds -eries
there has been only one player who
has actually written his stuff Thai
was Eddie Collins, OF the Athletics.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-12-04
NINE BROTHERS
ON THIS TEAM;
PLAY GREAT BALL

-he little village Of Madison Mills,
Va, near Orange Courthouse. is on
the may for reason probably unique
in Americas geographical records.
The mail attraction in Madison Mills
is the Nine Brothers baseball team. a
team composed Of nine brothers Of the
Gillum family. from Hugh, aged IA to
Willie, aged 81. T o. Gillum is the
father Of this odd family and manager
Of the teams.
The father of the nine brothers,
however is the one to whom the cred
Ia for love Of baseball in his sons should
60, for away back In 1869 the father
organized at Orange. Va, the first
team ever got to gether in that part Of
the State Father Gillum loved TO toss
the ball and sprint around tn diamond
and that love was passed down to his
sons, all of whom are robust in nina
and body
On account of the novelty of nine
brothers comprising one team a large
crowd was attracted when the Nine
Brothers played the Orange team re-
Gently. The victory went to Orange.
z to 5, but not until the members of
the Orange club recognized that they
had worthy opponents. despite the fact
that several of the Gillums had not
engaged In a game for from Z to Is
years J. n. Gillum struck out 10
batters and yielded five hits, while
Harry H. caught a fine game after 10
years out of the position, and Hugh
II. put up a splendid game at short.
The Gillums kept their opponents from
filling the basses at any stage during
the game and succeeded once them
selves in getting three men on"
The team is as follows;
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-12-04

enables him to pull off long end runs,
also. On the defence he is a good man
to back up the line Naylor. or Dea-
kyne, could throw the forward pass
and Naylor do the kicking.
The team as a whole is aggressive,
good on both defence and offence and
able to win games.
AS to a second team in this class a
team with Stetser. OF St. Johns Second
and Mclaughlin. of Elsemere, at ends
Gabriel, Of Eastlake. and Bacon, OF
New Castle H. s.. at tackles: Harring-
ton, OF the w II. s. Second. and Ian
caster, of New Castle H. s., at guards
and Booker. of Chesbrook. as center
for a line and backheld composed oil
Beeson. of Peoples Settlement. al
Quarterback; Corletto, OF w H. S. Sec
ond, and Schen. of Chesbrook. at halls
and Hutchinson, of Clayton, at full.
back. would be a good runnerup fol
the first team
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-12-04
RAASsERAIE
nlamond News and GOSSIP.

Now that the election is over, and
Horace Fogel has been eliminated
from. civilized baseball, the Tafts will
make another effort to sell the Philly
club. They're sick of the publicity
and want to make their retirement
complete.
II Murphy wrote the famous "Fogel
Interview as has been virtually
proved, why not fire Murphy out Of
the league?
Answer: Lack of nerve.
Mordecai Brown won 1888 games for
the Cubs in ten years. lost a.
The Three / League is threatening
to throw out the Terre Haute team.
This will leave the Terriers league
less.
On second thought the Connecticut
League rechristened itself the Eastern
Association instead of the Eeastern
League. Foolish. Association is an
awful word to fit into newspaper
head"
Monte Cross and Frank Leonard
want the Fall River franchise
Why?
Oh, they're making a collection
Catcher Ulrich, tried out and re-
iected by Atlanta as being too dopey
for use in this league, was wonder
in the New England League again this
year. With Lawrence he batted 81,
seventh among the regulars, and field
ed .9S1, which placed him third among
the catchers who took part in more
than so games.
The New England League ran to
short, wierd names last season. For
example: Daum, Higgs, Dee, Cav,
klett, Yell and Blum. All short and
ugly
Eppa Rixey. of the Philies, has
taken to golf and is said TO shine.
Robert L. Stevenson. Connie Mack
recruit, will coach the basketball team
this winter of the Gustavus Adolphus
College, of St. Peters. Mimi. Most
of us have heard of Robert Louis
Stevenson and Gustavus Adolphus, but
st Peters. Mimi, is a new one on us
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-12-04
DELAWARE
FIVE LOOKS
LIKE WINNER
Quint Out for First Practice
Shows Plenty Of
Pep
HIT THE SCHEDULE
AFTER XMAS WEEK

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, Del, Dec 4--Coach Nc
Avoy, Of the Delaware College Eve,
held the first SECULAR basketball prac-
lice of the year yesterday in the gym
nasium About twenty men reported
and showed up very we'll Only light
practice was INDUCED in, in order that
the men might Timber up their muscles
and get used TO handling the ball. All
the players seemed very enthusiastic,
and showed so much pep that the
coach had TO call them down for fear
OF OVERRIDING themselves at the start.
The material this year from which
to pick the college basketball team is
very good. especially in the freshman
class, which brings several men who
had big reps in prep" school Most
of these men are from Wilmington.
Daley, a star on Friends team for
several years, is almost sure of a place
on the team
Only two letter men of last years
team are back in college this year.
Cam and Sawdon both played on last
years Varsity and should repeat this
year Captain Hamel did not return
to college this year. The two men
tossed a coin for the captaincy, and
Sawdon won. OF last years substi-
tutes. Dean. McNeal, Foster, Gibney,
McCafferty and Hoch are back in har-
mess and determined to make a strong
bid for the team.
Manager Foster expects to an
nounce his schedule in few days. II
Mill include some Of the fastest
quintets in the East II is not likely
that any games viii be played before
iChristmas with the exception OF the
interclass games
Captain Sawdon. when asked about
his opinion of E1is years prospects
said: 1T Is very hard to say at pres
ent. but the new men look good. and
with all showing a proper spirit we
should put forth a winning team.
am much pleased with the large turn
cut OF candidates"
Coach McAvoy expressed himself
as being pleased with the prospects
OF a winning team
The following reported for the team:
Sawdon, 10. Foster, 49, Hoch, IA;
McNeal. IA: McCaiferty. IA; Dean,
II: Cam. 10; Gibney, IS; Wise, rs;
Grieves. Is; Weaver. Is Paynter
rs: Horty. Is; Foster. 16; Weimer
l6. Rigney, '16 Hirshman, 'l6; Daley
16; Salevan. 16; Bounds, '16.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-12-04
Camp Picks His AH-Americans

Walter Camp picking the All
American football team for the cur
rent of Golfers Weekly, distributed
his favors widely, Harvard and Yale
being the only colleges 70 get re-
peaters into the list The first eleven
selected is apparently truly represen-
tatiye of the game and Camp, in his
second and third elevens. manages
to get into the list most of the past
season stars. The Camp selections
follow:
First Eleven.
End-Felton. Harvard;
Tackle-Englehorn Dartmouth;
Guard-Pennock, Harvard;
Center-Ketcham, Yale;
Guard-Logan, Princeton;
Tackle-Butler, Wisconsin,;
End Bomeisler, Yale;
Quarter rowther, Brown:
Halfback Brickley, Harvard;
Halfback-Thorpe, Carlisle;
Fullback-Mercer. Pennsylvania;
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-12-04

Second Eleven.
Very. Penn State;
Probst. Syracuse;
Cooney, Yale;
Parmenter, Harvard;
kulp, Brown;
Tricky. Iowa;
Hoeffel, Wisconsin,;
Pazzetti, Lehigh;
Morey. Dartmouth:
Morgren, Chicago;
Wendell. Harvard;
Third Eleven.
Ashbaugh. Brown.
Shaughnessy, Minnesota.
Bennett, Dartmouth.
Bluthenthal, Princeton.
Brown, Annapolis.
Devore, West point.
Jordan, Bucknell.
Bacon. Wesleyan.
Hardage. Vanderbilt.
Baker. Princeton.
: Pumpelly, Yale.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-12-04
HIS TALK COSTS 81.

Harry P. Brown, who caused some
commotion in City Court yesterday
by persisting in talking. was fined 81
and costs by Judge Churchman today.
Brown was charged with being drunk
and disorderiy.
Horace Dunlap, charged with being
drunk and begging, was fined SO and
costs. Patrolman Edwards. who ar
rested Dunlap said the man was try
ing TO force an entrance into the
Office OF DR.. Stoddard, No. 704 Della
xRRe aFsnus
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-12-04

BY The United Press
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 4.-Louis
Alphonso Young will be captain Of
the University OF Pennsylvania foot
ball team for 1913 having just been
given that honor by his team mates.
Young is PhiladeIphian. a junior in
the engineering department and he
stands high In scholarship.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-12-04
MIDDLEWEIGHTs AWAIT GONG.

BY The United Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-With their
long hard training ended, Mike Glib
oons and Eddie McGoorty are await
ing the gong which will start them
off on their ten round bout at Madi-
son Square Garden tonight Gibbons
weighed 152 pounds today. while Nc
Goorty was at the middleweight limit
1853 pounds
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-12-04

Darwin tried for years to prove that MAN descended from the
Take away one letter Of the word Pc and add the other letters
each time producing word how changes bring about
the transformation APE MAN?
o be
SOLUTION TO ROYAL ROAD
shows how Beppo circle be div ded % sections with straight
lines The rule which solves the obem
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-12-04
ALL GOLD GOODS REDUCED
UNTIL DECEMBER 9th

20 per cent. and Is per cent dis
count. Special Christmas Sale OF
Gold Glasses. Cubberly. S27 IL Mar
ket streets
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-12-04
9S9 TALKS
What is
YOUR
FaVOrite
Cigar?

Do you smoke
first one brand and
then another. never
quite getting what
you want out of
any of them?
Then let us sug
gest that you try
the famous ESCA-
NABA, recognized
in three States as
the best smoke
made for the mon
ey. 1T you lty Lo-
canada next time
we are quite GER
tain that 1T will be
your favorite Cigar
forever afterward.
Hundreds Of men
never smoke any
thing else because
the Escanaba salts
fies them. just as IL
will satisfy you-if
you try il.
Dealers every
where &c. 81 for a
box of so.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-12-04
ITO LIB. ALL STAR FOOTBALL TEAM
Leroy B. Steele.

about the selection of an All-Delaware
eleven / Will endeavor to select q no
ID. all-star team The players on this
team would no doubt be unbeatable
by players of their own class. The
lineup
r. h., Mogan. Elsmere Jrs.
r. Il, Davis, Elsemere Jrs.
r. g., Foster. Eastlake
c., Minker, ST. Johns end
l.. G., Bernardo, w. n. S. 2nd
L. r., Swayne, W. II. S. 2nd.
L. e., Moore, Chesbrook
@, b., Naylor New Castle. n. S.
r. H. b., Ogden, Elsemere Jrs.
l.. H. B., Livermore. ST. Johns End
r. b., Deakyne, New Castle III. S.
The ends, Mogan and Moore possess
grit and ability to break up play and
get the runner behind the line They
are also good on receiving forward
passes.
At tackle, Davis and Swayne are
heady players who can open big holes
In the line for their backs and are
also stars on defence.
Foster and Bernardo would make a
good pair of guards. They are good
at backing up the center and can be
relied upon to hold their opponents
Minker at center is unbeatable He is
an aggressive football player and can
pass the ball in fine style. He is cap.
able of breaking up a play before it is
started
Naylor al quarterback is a heads
player and would be a good genera
for the teams play.
Ogden and Livermore are two hard
working halfbacks who are able &c
pick holes in the opposing line. The,
can be depended on for long gainl
around the end They are stars II
the secondary defence
Deakyne. at fullback, is a fast man
He can hit the line hard. His spee'
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-12-04
"KNOCKERSo KEEP
AHEAD IN BOX BALL

The "Never Sweats" took three box
ball games from the KNOCKERS" on
Georges Alleys No. So Market street
last night. The Knockers" still lead
by one game. The scores
eLrNOHIF I7DC
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-12-04

The Wants point to chances for
gainful buying and selling. renting
hiring and all the other essentials Of
home and business life.-Adv.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-12-04

PITCHER IRA PLANK WOUNDED.

GETTYSBURG, Dec. Ara Plank,
who has had considerable experience
as a pitcher in the New England
League and in the Tristate League.
was accidentally shot while out
hunting with a friend from Harris
burg, most of the shot lodging Just
below the eye While painfully hurt.
it is not expected to prove serious.
He is a brother of Eddie Plank. the
reliable portsider of the Athletics.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-31

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(8e5ablte Nn5eieen.)
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Qa11qener ISOLDE BEL etnem bonn bodm.

gangener @ode BEL etrem bonn bodap.
Bfarrer 3itur gebalteuen Brautamte
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Gbcrbart 1tno Gpurtn:
Sption.:

f! 8elben @tanbpunft nimmt @berbart
Der County SptionzSrage geseniiber elm?
SIT es gegen County Option ODER lit er
fir County Option?
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itimmtbeit %beanttpprten, unb er ienbit bat
es biz auf ben beutisen Sag nod nidt
a1s n0tbig era@tet, fi@ biesbe5uglid tlar
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er Elm @e9ner bon County Option lit; er
bat aber .ertldrt, baB er Elm County
Optionz@eieb unter5ei@nen tpiirbe, tpenn
Die 2egislatur Elm iol9es mnebmen
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bart's &agnez2eiter in b%enienigen
Counties, til benen @tinan1ung gu @unz
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@arnnng.

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6es 81. legislatipen Diitrifts: = Sd
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geber gegen 5as &eripreden, menn
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8efleioung Ses Mmtes er1porbene
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sdxlselopertbeilnng.

Die pom County 9 Muoitar S. g.
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County 6fe 5umme bon $334, 1862. 70,
bon ser 5e, ein5elnen Diiniften int
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Sir @epraientamt.
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