The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-03-06
Only One Thing of Interest.

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There is but one thing of interest
| in the sporting world-the arrival of
! tn Giants White Sox team Moth
ing is able to overshadow the i'm
portance of this great event in the
days news. Not even the Topping of
McGraw or Comiskey-and subsequent
coming to an end of the world-could
overshadow the arrival of the conquer
ing heroes. Of course, it is the same
old story-the players saw great
many things and learned great many
things It's what they all say.
Wants Chance to Fight. :.
Patsy Callahan wants chance to
fight all the champions. He says he
has fought Dundee an even ten rounds,
knocked out Biz Mackey and won from
beat Joe Goldberg, who knocked out
Xii Julian in the five rounds and gave
Kilbane the hardest ten he ever had.
He has also fought number of other
lightweights and has fine record.
Patsy says give him chance. And we
say so. too.
Another Fed Man.
Another minor league outfielder has
signed with the Federals. He is Harry
Cassidy, last season with Denver in
the Western. Cassidy has reported to
Chicago "for assignment"
Enemies Will play.
After several years of estrangement,
it is announced officially that the Pitts
burg Pirates and the Detroit American
league team will play a game at
Forbes Field, Pittsburg, on May IL.
1t will be the first time the teams have
met since 1909
Ban on Sport Writer'S.
Princeton's athletes will hereafter
be prohibited from writing articles on
football games for the newspapers
with captains concerning |
reforms in the sport in which they are
engaged will not be permitted. TIL
has been decreed by the board of pub
lie control and the law is as firm as |
that of the Modes and Persians.
are Training.
Both Richie and Tommy Murphy |
have begun training for their bout in
San Francisco next month. 1t is de-
clared that nothing will interfere with |
the match, which is now set for April
l7--unless Richie sErains another lig- |
ament or Murphy has rheumatism.
Developing Pair of Pitchers.
Joe Birmingham has been making
great efforts to develop two recruit
pitchers who can take the places of
~ Falkenberg and Fred Blandingff
Who jumped to the Federals, and says
hat so far he has only been able to de-
'elop training camp for hot air.
Whipping Into Shape.
Hannes Kohlemainen intends to
eep busy this spring. He is doing
is best to keep in condition for he
avs that when he is in trim he can
un a race every day. Robertson be- {
ewes that Hannes is now approach E
lg his best form The Irish-American {
zach looks to see Kohlemainen re-
erse the decision in coming battles
18th Kramer e
lill Miss Fritz.
If size counts for anything, the Maps !,
i'll not miss Fred Falkenberg, Fritz i
landing and Crum Kafar, who jumped 9,
the Federal league. All of Birm- l.
gham's pitching recruits stand six =,
ct or better. That's nothing-look al +,
e size of Dudley Criss.
nving Troubles.
Hub" Perdue is having his troubles -
is spring. Along with the uncer- :
inty about which club he belongs to
the distressing fact that he is taking m
weight faster than he can walk it a.
at the training camp. II
ght Fans Disturbed. so
at
Fight fans have had their peace of Al
nd docturhaH nv evnntc at Albany re
bill has been introduced into the leg co
AZURE for the abolition of the Fraw- ~
boxing commission. The commits vi,