The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-10-17
Sporting Notes.

Hradlce EriclIcy and Mills ~ Haf~n
viii be on the sideiincs in the gam
against Holy Gross tomorrow
The contracts of Narquard. uei2o..
Shodgrass. Burns, Merkle and Doslc ct
the Giants have expired and the /, MT
must sign them all over again
ale has hospital list %, Il r.,
latest additions were yesterday ulc
Martin, center and Thompson. Il h.
back were hurt and viii hardly hc II
TO play in the Lehigh game tomorrow
CEenoweth continues TO feature HI,
his play with the Lehieh football
team. In the last hard practice before
1.-THE Yale game Saturday he scored tvs
/ touchdowus against the scrub
| Manager Mack OF the Nthlatiss.
while commenting on the plaFor.1a.
thcrs, was asked what he though d
RCbe Marquard ; writings. He rel .ipG
THE less | say the better. N ,,l
say is that he writes like hc ;Gtcncs.
and the public now knows what tha.
Is. The pity of il is that We haven Fl
Ilaore Nathewsous and fewer Nal.
Iqu&rds in the game.
\ new clause will be inserted n
the regular form of player : coutrao.
for the major leagues next year 1t wal
prohibit Il player from "writing o.
selling the use Of his name to nc,y,t.a
Epers or other publications durin4 ih,
lPlaying season. This i the result ii
the national commission : tr-.s.r.ic
against player-authors. which has re.
Ieelved the Endorsement OF John Me.
Graw among others.
Ralph Rose, the worlds champion ~I ;,
5puttcr, died in san Francisco yc-tersas
of typhoid fever, His great strength tad
skill could not save his big fran. lIoa
the ravages of the fever He was ~ year
old and lawyer I'm addition to his e
ords with the 1G-pound shot right Iran,
putting, Rose also held all American rec
lords with the S-pound, 12pouud l.
Ipound, 21-pound and 2S-pound wcie,.
and the worlds record with the 16-aoune
shot for right and left hand combined
This last mark he made last year en- III,
Stanford university field in the Olympic
! tryouts
Here is a case for the baseball Inv
makers when they convene after tn,
r football campaigns: The Philadclphi.
Nationals with Alexander in the fo,
, were beaten by a team of NEGROES 4
: a field in Harlem last week. Waite
johnson, who will receive $12, 300 from
, the Washington club next wears pitchc
Tor 4 semi professional team ii Brook
lyn last Sunday, the admission fee 10
= ing - cents. Other National arr
: American league players have invao
: Jed protected territory to min%lc .
: the diamond with Negroes, bloomc
:, girls and semi-pro players. until tn
. magnates have begun TO look into iii
!, IeNll. 1t is said that certain club owr
ers have been "seem before tn
d protected territory rule has bee
violated.
: George Stovall, deposcd manager Z
= the st. Louis Browns, has made 10
NAL demand for his unconditional T,
= lease and thereby hangs tale. ST,
I vail, though succeeded hy Rranc
y Hickey, was kept on the club 5 pa.
4 roll and during the postseason gam,
u with the Cardinals he appeared on L
q field in uniform. Hickey didn t rclis
8 StoVall 5 presence, it seems, and orle
~ ed him to leave the bench after t!
OF first game. StoyaIl, however. aga
! donned span2les for the secona g.
: test and there was pretty row. y nc
u the time to put on uniforms for Il
y third arrived, Stovall discovered tn
nc his locker had been broken open Al
his uniform had disappeared. II I,
cused Hickey aud the latter boldly a
mitted his guilt President Hodges III
g rowly averted fight and Stoval tht
y demanded his release to prevent Ric
ey from shipping him to the bushes.