Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-04-24
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George Davis, who knows what
is to manage a ball team in De,
Moines, has written from New Yorl
to Frank Isbell, Offering him bes
wishes for season. 4
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Doc Warren Gill concluded to pla!
ball another year, and has forsake1
his business in Kansas City to joir
the Minneapolis team, much to Jot
Cantillon's relief. 49,.
Frank Mcdowell, former team mat,
of Eddie Collins on the Columbia uni
versity team, was released by Man
ager John MoGraw when the Gian,s
broke training camp. ...
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Tom OHara, last year with Albany
In the New York State league and
now scout for the New York Amer
leans. Will coach the Manhattan col
lege bal team this spring.
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The Blue Grass league, so far as
known. is the first officially desle.
nate an umpire day" according to the
ideas Of Biddy Bishop, as endorsed by
the National association
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Catcher Danny Shea has reconsid.
cred his determination to quit the
game and has reported to Seattle.
With De voght and Wally on the job,
he may have to hustle to stay in.
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Lou Bauer, who was with Birming.
ham and Nashville In 1910. will be
back in the Southern league this
year. He has signed with Montgom.
cry. He was out of the game last
year.
Owner Grayson of Louisville
planned to send Pitcher Snyder to
Winchester In the Blue Grass league,
but = after his good work against
BROOKLYN in practice game he may
be retained. :
Minneapolis has taken Frank Della.
hanty from st. Paul through the
waiver process. Delahanty performed
10 good style for the Saints last year.
but could not agree on salary this
spring. ,.a.+-.
Catcher Tub Spencer, who was 80.
cured from the Philadelphia Nation.
Nd BY Louisville, has been Indefinitely
owing to the fact that he
showed NO inclination to get into con.
tition. q :Esr -.'...'
With Chick Aubrey sick and Tony
Walsh I doubtful quantity, Manager
Kelley Of the st. Paul team thinks
Del Howard will make him safe and
q sure they can come to terms and
get along we'll.
A story was in circulation that the
Memphis club expected to trade Pitch.
'r Cecil Ferguson, formerly Of Boston,
o the Cubs for Harry Molntire. There
vas found to be no foundation for the
yarn.
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The Virginia State league opened
is season on April 1S and vii close
September II. Opening games were
Petersburg at Richmond, Danville in
Newport News, Roanoke in Lynchburg
Ind Portsmouth in Norfolk.
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President Cline OF the lllinois&Mis.
'ouri league announces his staff of
lmpires as follows: Peter Shea, De.
roit, Mich; George Malvern, Morris.
H.; Patrick Fry, Terre Haute, Ind,
md J. H. Farrell, Moberly, Mo.
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The Burlington team Of the Central
association, which had been training
It Belleville, ILL.,, and planned to work
nut On the grounds of the St. Louis
Browns later, yielded to the weather
md set out for Joplin.
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Larry Schlafly manager of Jersey
?ity, who already owns an interest in
he Troy club of the New York State
eague, recently sought to buy the
canton club of the Central league, but
he present owners refused to sell.
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Training" has ended at Augusta,
md it IL lucky, says a Boston writer
hat Cy Young and Hub Purdue got
a some preliminary work at Hot
brings or there would not be a pitch
r in the bunch of Braves fit to 60
I've innings.