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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
/ PILOTS MAKE GREAT TEAM
Barrow Leagues Eight Leaders Would Have
Brought $4,000 in Major Leagues
Ten Years Ago if Placed on Sale.

A few years ago the above lineup,
composed Of international League
leaders for the coming season, would
have brought $50, 0O0-a conservative
estimate-if these eight players were
placed on sale. Scarcely four years
ago -"Wnd Bill" Donovan was win
ming pennants for the Detroit team
and romping through the American
League like a prairie fire on ram
page At that time Detroit would not
have allowed Bill to get away for
less than a snug young fortune-in
the neigh borhood of eight or ten thou
sand dollars. Bill is still a good
pitcher, and being a manager, will
have the advantage of working when
he pleases, which will always be, OF
course, when he is feeling, at his best.
1t was this simple little reason which
enabled Joe McGinnity to get away
with so many games last season. Joe
did not work the local pitching stan
In turn because when he felt right ne
would Jump into rthe box regardless
OF the regular routine.
With Harry Smith receiving Dono-
van, the International League mama
.gerialline-up would have an sclentn-
Batting pair of battery workers. Harry
is right now a better ball-player than
any other manager in the league, and
has several active years as a diamond
performer in front of him. We hope
that Harry will prove just as far
ahead of his rival leaders in man
agerial wisdom.
The International. League is well
stocked with managers who were for
merly first basemen. John Camel, of
course, deserves first mention because
he has been the most successful man
ager but in his day Kitty Brnnsfieid
was regarded as a better all around
performer than Jawn. The Rochester
leader would be entitled to manage
the "all -mana gerial outfit If such an
aggregation could be gotten together.
Bill Clymer showed nifty hand at
first and third bases, too, and also
In the outfield. Bill is the unknown
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{ There We're two villains on the
Giant team during the world series
in the opinion of the New York fans.
One of them was Arthur Fletcher
and the other Fred Snodgrass. Snod-
grass, one of the williams, was re-
warded with raise in his 1918 con-
tract. The other one. Fletcher, is
told that Arthur Shafer will cover
shortstop for the Giants next season.
The only sane reason we can see
for Chances desire to have the nick
name "Yanks" cut out in referring
to the New York Americans is the
desire of the Peerless Leader to ad-
vertise his orange ranch out in Glen
dora. Cal How would "orangemen"
or Native Sons" sound, friend
Frank?
Then, again. maybe Chance, coming
from the coast, would like to retain
some of that bear stuff on the Yanks
new nomenclature. How about
Grizzly Bears?"
Johnny Evers may be a little bit
out of kilter at times. IN the thinking
department if reports are true, but
some of his moves do not indicate
the slightest vacuum in his sky par
lor a list of the men Evers wants
to acquire in trades and by pur-
chase would read pretty much like
a National League all-star lineup.
He was turned down yesterday by
Manager Miller Higgins, of the st.
Louis Club. Evers wanted Sallee and
Konetchy. He also wants Earl Moore.
of the Phillies. and Al Mattern, of
the Montreal team. An offer for
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NORTHEASTERN LEAGUE
ELECTS ITS OFFICERS

MANCHESTER, n. H., Jan. "a
The holders of FIVE franchises In the
new Northeastern Baseball League
organized here last night by eleoting
George w. Mills, of Portland, Me-,
president.
The cities represented were st.
John. n B.: Manchester, Bangor.
Me-: Portland, Me-. and Gloucester,
Mass. A message from William
M,aIarky, of Fitchburg. Mass, stated
that he would try to secure franchises
for. Fitchburg, Mass; Salem, Mass
and Concord,-.N n. II. Lewiston, Me,
was also mentioned for the proposed
circuit. James T. Manning, of Bing-
hamton, n Y, represented Manches-
ter. and Joseph Page. of Bangor,
represented st. John, n. B.
The league, is listed as class 0 or
ganization by the National Assoeia :
ton of Baseball Clubs.
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New Minor League Waiver
Routine to Be Enforced

CINCINNATI. Jan. "a. - The Ma
t.onal Baseball Commission yesterday
set aside the release of Player Wants
by the Chicago National League Club
TO the New Orleans Club, holding il
to be illegal Wants was drafted from
Birmingham.
The commission also issued a no.
tice to major league clubs putting an
Interpretation on that part of sthe
national agreement relative to the
release of drafted players. It says
that when a major league club de-
sires to release a drafted player on
whom II has secured interieague
waivers it must notify only the sec
rotary Of the National Association,
the president Of the league from
which the player was drafted and
the National Commission.
If the player is claimed by the
club from which he was drafted or
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4 CLEVELAND, o., Jan. 24.-Robert
Mclean. of the Illinois A. c.. and r..
wheeler, of the Montreal A. c.,
again divided honors in the interna-
tional amateur indoor skating cham
pionship races last night. But for a
foul. which disqualified him, Mclean
might have made a clean sweep of
the three events. Wheeler was de-
clared winner of the one-third mile
race because Mclean attempted to
get the inside track. Time for this
race was 1916 w. Gunderson, of the
Illinois A. c., was given second place.
Mclean won both the one-quarter
mile and the three-quarter mile races
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any other club in the National Assoc
citation, the secretary of that assoc
citation will notify the club which
drafted the player. the league from
which he was drafted and the COM
mission within ten days after he has
received notice, providing it is after
February ;.
This is five days after the time Ma
tional Association clubs are permit
ted to file claims for drafted major
league players. If no National Assoc
citation club claims the player then
the releasing club may do with him
what IL deems best. A major league
club is required to enter into con
tract with its drafted players.
When a National Association club
claims the player a check for him
must be forthcoming to the National
Association within five days. and this
will be forwarded through proper
channels to the releasing club.
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RIVERS GETS TO
FATHER s BEDSIDE
AS DEATH COMES

Los ANGELES. Jan. 24.-Andrew
Ybarra, father of Joe Rivers, the
well-known local boxer. is dead of
tuberculosis of the stomach at the
French Hospital, where he has been
lingering for some time. Joe, who re-
Gently won a popular decision over
Leach Cross, in New York, made
fast trip across the continent, arriv-
ing just in time to be at the bedside
of his father. His father had fought
off death determinedly so that he
could see Joe before the end. and was
greatly pleased when the fighter
reached his side.
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Of the capa bilites Of students with
regard to making the track team.
The students, he said. are as rule
willing to participate in the long-run
tryouts.
In all there will be eight races.
starting at 1 O'Clock and lasting until
6 O'Clock. fWentY-four cups will be
awarded. one 10 each of the three
men finishing flrst. second and third
IN each event
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Foul Costs Mclean Sweep
in Title Skating Matches

in 81 3-5 and 2:06, respectively. F.
Robson, of Toronto, finished second
in the quarter-mile. and Wheeler sec
ond in the three-quarter mile. Rob-
son. holder of the 220-yard amateur
skating championship. title, failed in
trial to lower his record of Is seconds
making the distance in 20 seconds.
Mclean clipped three-fifths of
second off the record of 38 LIS sec
onds for the one-quarter-mile made
by himself at st. Paul earlier in the
season. Robson broke the sixty-yard
dash record of 1-5 seconds made
by Harry Seis, of New York, in 1885.
by making that distance in s s-5 Sec
ondS
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BENNETT CLIMBS
INTO THIRD PLACE

In the amateur handicap 1872 balk-
line billiard tournament match last
night at Cranes Essex Billiard Hall
C. H. Bennett. with a handicap of so
points, defeated E. o. Fisher, whose
handicap was 90 points, by score of
200 to 1873. Benefits high runs were
10, Il. 10. for an average of 1868.
Fishers high runs were %, 10, 1s. for
an average of 1853 The schedule
for next week is: Monday, Reid vs..
Naughright; Tuesday, Burberry vs.
Goldberg. and Wednesday, Unger vs.
Fisher. The standing OF the players
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M'LEAN SIGNS TO
PLAY WITH CARDS

CINCINNATI o. Jan. 24-John
larry Mclean. the erstwhile Gin
einnati catcher, signed a contract
here yesterday with the St. Louis
National League team for next
season.
Manager Miller Higgins. of the St
Louis Nationals, held a conference
with President Charles w. Murphy, Of
the Chicago Nationals. but announced
at its conclusion that there was Moth
ing doing in the way Of trades. Il
have said before and reiterate tina t
neither Konetchy or Sallee are for
sale. Murphy wanted these two men. -
said Higgins
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dead, so far as baseball news IS con-
eerned. Without a manager signed
up and no news of players signing
contracts, the Skeeter fan has to look
elsewhere for his baseball news Won
der what s the matter with friend
Lil1is?
Outfielder Smaller has been turned
over to Providence by Detroit. Jen-
nings says that Louden will be re-
tanned for another season. and Bill
Donovan is disappointed.
Capt. BIZ Sweeney, of the Boston
Braves, is one of the expert Texas
league hitters in the big leagues. His
speciality has been to place his hits
Just out of the reach of the infield
and about half way to the outfield
Clyde Milan, of the Washington
Senators, is one of the big league
players who believes the Red Sox
are through as champions. Milan
thinks the Athletics are to be the
strongest competitors of the sena-
tors next season.
Thomas Robinson. a Chicago boy.
last year a member of the Indianap-
oils club. is to be given a trial with
the St Louis Browns this season.
There are five baseball leagues in
Honolulu and none of these organiza-
tions speak the same language. There
is an American League. a Hawaiian
League, Portuguese League, Japa-
nese League and a Chinese Ieagu
When all five are under way the Isl
and has the Tower of Babel backed
off the boards.
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BALTUSROL SHOOTING

A cup for the best score made by
a gunner at twenty-five birds will be
presented at the trapshooting tour
ney of the Baltusrol CLUB at Bal
tusroi Golf Club grounds tomorrow.
Cups for the season will be offered
to the best average. score and scratch
player There will be a championship
cup and prize for each shoot on Sat
urdays and holidays. A team will
be chosen probably tomorrow. which
will meet other clubs in the State in
match events.
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BoTHNER MAKES EUROPEAN
WRESTLER FAIL DiSMALEY

NEW YORK, Jan. 24.-Henry Irs-
linger,, middleweight and light. heavy
weight champion wrestler of Europe,
and holder of the Lonsdale belt, failed
to throw George Bothner, of this city,
in a handicap match here last night.
Under the articles Irslinger agreed to
throw Bothner three times within an
hour, catch-as-oatch-can style. He
did not succeed in throwing the local
man once in that time, and Bothner
was the aggressor at the end. Both
ner weighed 152 pounds; Irslinger
1897.
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UNGER OVERCOMES
A BIG HANDICAP

F. A. Unger. with a handicap Of 10
points, defeated Charles Himmel-
berger, who was allowed S. points,
in a Metropolitan billiard tournament
match, by a score of 200 to 17s, at the
Metropolitan Academy last night
Unger averaged 43-23 and made runs
OF is, Is and a. HimmeIberger S
average was . %. with runs Of Il
and IL. Tonight Charles s. Beldon,
from scratch, will play F. y. Nc
Dermitt, jr.. VINO is handicapped so
points
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MantIer Is Down to Meet
Young CardelI at Troxier''

Willie Mantler. the crack Jersey
City bantam, will meet Young Car
deli. of Montclair, in the main four
round bout at the Central Institute
Monday night. Mantler is under the
of Billy Ambry, VINO
will resume his charges with. Banty
Lewis on the latter's return from Eu-
rope shortly. Ambry says Mantler
is clever and a goot hitter, so some
lively doings are looked for.
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CLARK GOES TO TROY

YORK. Pa. Jan. 24.-"Jimmy'
Clark, right fielder and mainstay of
the York Tri-State Club last season,
has been sold by Manager George
W. Heckert to the Troy club, of the
New York State League. In ex-
change for Clark. York will receive a
money consideration and Tangman,
a shortstop. Clark hit in the 300
class last season. For about two
weeks at the end of the year he was
out of the game with a dislocated
ankle
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Mattress May Be Manager

SYRACUSE. n. Y, Jan. 24.-Ac-
cording to remark by Manager Fred
Burschel yesterday, it is not likely
that Natty Mattress. the fast little
shortstop of last years team, Will be
seen in the uniform of 1913 Star.
He has an offer to lead club in
the Canadian League.
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CHICAGO STUDENTS COMPELLED TO RUN A MILE TODAY
AS A MEANS OF FOSTERING LONG DISTANCE RUNNING

CHICAGO, jan 24-Every man
student at the University of Chicago
Will be compelled to run at least
one mile on the gymnasium track to-
day if he is physically able to do So
This is a part Of a plan decided on
some time ago to develop long-d.s-
lance runners, a field in which the
athletic department at the university
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DE NERI TOO FAST

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 24.-De
Neri's splendid defensive work at
Nonpareil Hall last night was far too
much for Jasper, and the downtown
ers wriggled into dangerously close
proximity to the league leaders,
Reading. The Pretzels cope with
Graystock at Cooper Battalion Hall
tonight, and il the Greys can turn
the trick De Neri will be almost even
with the Berks county five. The
score last night was 20 TO %.
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MURPHY HAS RELAPSE

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. EFT was
reported yesterday by Manager West
Frazier, of the track team of the
University of Pennsylvania, that he
had received a letter from Mike Muir
ply, the veteran trainer, from Thorn
asvlile, Ga, stating that he had suf-
fered relapse and was not in as
good condition as he was the last
time he wrote Mr.. Frazier, some
three weeks ago.
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EASY FOR EDDIE MoY

ALLENTOWN. Pa, Jan. 24-Edd.e
Moy, the local featherweight. easily
defeated Oscar Williams, of New Or
leans, in a ten-ronnd bout at the
Keystone Club last night. Williams
was in bad shape at the end of the
tenth session. Martin Candle, of this
city. beat Eddie Graham, of Reading,
in the sixth round of the semi-wind-
up. Young Wilson, of Philadelphia,
fought a six-round draw with Young
Dugan, of South Bethlehem, In the
opening preliminary.
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COLONIES GET INFIELDER

BATTLE CREEK. Mich, Jan. "a
Edward Weinberg. first baseman Of
the Battle Creek club Of the South
Michigan League. was yesterday sold
TO the Louisville American Assocla-
ton team. He batted 1893 last sea-
SON
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FRED sNoDGRAss SIGNS

Los ANGELES, Jan. 24-Fred
Snodgrass, centrefielder of the New
York Nationals, whose muff of fly
ball in the deciding game of the worlds
series last fall was a large factor in
losing the pennant for his team, has
again signed contract to play with
Manager McGraw. Snodgrass says his
contract gives him substantial in
crease over last years salary.
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READING TRIMS YORK

YORK, Pa. Jan 24.-In the hard
est fought basketball game seen on
the Local floor this season the Read
ing Eastern League quintet defeated
York by the score Of u TO 8.
The visitors exeelled in passing.
The gaue became rough at times and
many penalties We're called on Read
ing
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cALMER DEFEATS JONES

ST. LOUIS. Jan. 24.-E. Y. Calmer.
of st. Louis. defeated F. Jones. of
Philadelphia, 30 to 40 in the national
billiard three-cnsh.on league tourna-
ment here last night The visitors
high run was and Gamers l. The
game went 104 innings.
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HAYES BEATS GINTY

SCRANTON, Pa, Jan. 24.-Grover
Hayes, the Philadelphia lightweight,
defeated Tommy Ginty in six rounds
of spirited boxing here last night.
Hayes was in fine form and proved
entirely too clever for the local man.
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HEINEMAN AND LAVELLE
TEAMS ARE VICTORIOUS

Two Essex County Switchboard
League matches We're decided last
night. The Heinemans just managed
to get three out of five games from
the Shines on the latter's boards,
while the Hayes team, rolling over
Lavalles' boards, lost the odd game
OF five to the homesters.
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FOURTEEN RIDERS
HOLDING STEADY
PACE IN 6-DAY RACE

DIES MONIES, Jan. 24.-seven
teams were still in the race at the
end Of the third days riding Of the
six-day bicycle race here. George
Cameron resumed riding swathed in
bandages and splints. Frank Kava-
nagh, Of Newark, \. J.. who is teamed
with Al Diefenbacher. won the final
sprint The riders have gone 313 miles
and ] lap to date.
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MIDDIES ELECT oILcHRIsT

= ANNAPOLIS, Md, Jan. PAX. p.
Gichrist, of Missouri, was elected
captain of the Naval Academy foot.
ball team yesterday Gilchrist has
been a member of the team for three
seasons. his position last year being
right end.
p. j. Rodes declined reelection.
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has been particularly deficient for
several years.
In order that there may be no ex-
cuse from the students for the failure
to appear for the runs, regular calls
thenie work in the gymnasium viii
be set aside for the day.
Coach Page said last night that he
is sure the tryouts will afford an ex-
cellent opportunity to get an idea
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M'INTIRE GETS A CHANCE

CHICAGO. Jan. 24-Harry MeIntire.
formerly of the Chicago American
League Baseball Club. will go South
with the Cincinnati club on its spring
training trip. II he shows he is IN
good condition he viii be placed on
the Cincinnati payroll regularly.
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SHUGRUE'S CHANCE

When Young Shugrue meets Leach
Cross in Madison Square Garden on
the evening of January 20 the ques-
ton as to whether or not Shugrue Is
entitled to be placed in direct line
for the lightweight championship is
likely to be threshed out.
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Daley and Rogers Draw

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. Jan. "a
frankie Daley. of Latrobe. and
Mickey Rodgers, of Pittsburgh
fought a rafting ten-round bout here
last night.
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4 n
BOWLING TONIGHT

! THE STAR HE Adj PIN
z TOURNAMENT 20 rne
: NighD-About twelve teams
under the management of cas-
u per Hook. on the Iroquois al
: leys.
+ Jun o R ATHLETIC
Z LEAGUE-East Orange at
: Newark Bay.
EASTERN LEAGUE-Tren-
: ton at Jersey City.
+ SUBURBAN LEAGUE-Bay
i View at Newark Turner's, Elks
: at Kruger.
: BELLEVILLE FRATERNAL
/ LEAGUE-Royal Arcanum VS..
!. Odd Fellows. Sons of Veterans
: VS.. Elks, on Belleville Clubs
Z alleys
! PRUDENTIAL LEAGUE
+ Filing VS.. Investigation No. =.
Division d VS.. Cashiers, on the
: Weingarth & Whatton alleys
: ORANGE CHURCH LEAGUE
3 Mum VS.. Hawthorne. South
5 Orange VS.. Trinity. on
! Sehmidts Alpha alleys. Or
ange.
: PYTHIAN LEAGUE-olive
: Branch VS.. American. No 35
{. VS.. Apex, on the Tuxedo al
: legs.
1 n E W A r X CHURCH
8 LEAGUE-Bethany VS.. Wee
+ quahic, Second VS.. Memorial. Z
I on the Eureka alleys.
: WHITE PALACE TOURNA-
: MENT-Tielsch Trio, Tuxedo.
6 Eclipse, on the White Palace
: alleys.
{ KRAEMER TOURNAMENT
: West Side. Angler, Strollers,
: on Kraemer's alleys.
EAST END TOURNAMENT
! B. & s.. East End. lie elise,
: on the East End alleys.
{ JEWELERS. LEAGUE-Ha-
: gerstrom & Chapman, Carter
: Howe, Krementz, on Clark's
/ Empire alleys.
5. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
: TOURNAMENT-Star vs.. Co
iuubuS &tdDs ut 4NtA 81 n -
( Newark VS.. Elizabeth. at Eliza
Z beth.
{ COMMERCIAL l.EAGUE-
Straus VS.. Weingarten. on
: Weingarth & Whatton's alleys.
d IOC E SAN UNION
! LEAGUE-St. COLUMBIA at T.
A. B. S., Bloomfield at st.
Charles.
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College Nine May Tour Cuba

PHILADELPHIA. Jan 24-Penn's
baseball team has received an offer
from a club in Havana. Cuba. 70
make a tour Of the island at the close
of the college. next June.
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Havre de Grace Racing Dates

The spring racing meet at the
Havre de Grace race track will be
held from April is to May l.
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Himmelberger also holds the rec
ord for high run, which is 81.