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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-20
HIGH SCHOOL WINS
BY SINGLE POINT
Beats L. D. S. u. in Most
Thrilling Game of Season;
Race Is Close.
SALT LAKE DIVISION.
Salt Lake III. S. 81
l.. ID. S. U. 80

The Salt Lake high school basketball
team defeated the l.. D. S. l.. quintette
yesterday afternoon in the best game
ever played IN the high school gym
naslum by the remarkably close score OF
81 10 80 The winning Of this game by
the west slders will probably make 1t
necessary TO play another game TO de-
eide the championship OF the Salt Lake
division. Should another game be neces-
sary It will probably be played at the
Y. NJ. c. A. or at the University OF
Utah,
Both teams have games scheduled with
the Granite high school. Should Granite
win from the l.. D. S. L. the latter will
be out of the running and should the
Granitians win from the high school the
west siders Will also be vur Of the cham
pionship race II the GRANTEES win both
games they will be the champions.
The l.. d, S. U. will play the Granite
team tomorrow evening. High school
will meet the farmers February n. Both
games will be played in the Granite
gymnasium.
AT present the high school boys have
PLAYED five lea que games and have been
credited with four victories Their Vic
tories are two games from Grantsvllle.
one from Ora mite and The other from the
l.. d. s L. Their defeat was at The
hs nds OF the l.. D. s. U several weeks
ago The l.. D. S U. suffered their f1rst
defeat Of the season yesterday after
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-20
DATES ARE ASS|G|
FOR RACE N|EE1|
Jockey Club Steward
range Schedule and
point Officers for "
By Bud FisI

By Interna tional News Service.
NEW YORK. Feb. l9.-At a
Of the stewards OF the jockey
AT the office of the club. the
officials were appointed for the
Judges. c. II. Pe;tengill a,
Smith; clerk OF the scales, II. u
assistant TO the clerk OF the 1
Burlen, paddock and patrol jud
Hall, timer. W. II. Barretto
Mars Cassidy.
The applica ton OF the CharIc
G Racing association 10 extend
ent meeting from March > to
inclusive. was granted
The approval OF the steward
Jockey club was granted the
racing associations TO conduct r
ings:
jamestown Jockey club. Apri
fifteen days; Hartford Agric
Breeders assocjation, April is
fifteen days; Maryland jockey
to %, sixteen davs, Westchesf
association, May 26 to June ]
days. excepting third and slxt
to begin at noon on days whic
with international polo game'
Rock Racing associat tion. Jur
June 16. two days; Metropolita
club. June TO June Is,
Queens County Jockey club. II
July II (uo number OF days civ
pire CITY Racing association, .
81. fifteen da ys: Saratoga al
August ! 10 81, twenty six days;
State fair, three days between I
! and IL,
Tho appl'ca tious Of Arthur
J. Davenport, Thomas McTag
r n. Johnson for Jockeys ITce1
laid on the Ia bic and not gran
Owner and Trainer G. NJ.
whose license had been suspe1
entries refused By the Jsmestov
cluo. appeared before the stew
motion. duly seconded. the suFp
Johnson's trainers license ~as
aud associations ra cling under I
dlctiou Of the Jockey club werc
10 refuse all further entries OF
!. w. HedricE appeared be
stewards as 10 viola ton OF
OF the rules Of racing as TO SELL
Mr.. Hedrick vas wa rned that q
ton Of the rules of racing as
races. either expressed or !mplI|
be severely dealt with.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-20
FAMOUS TRAINING
QUARTERS DESTR

San FRANCISCO Feb. i3-Ths old
Crolr8 gardens. Alameda, Cal. across
hnre. probably tho vorl1g oust- -Eur'
place for famous pUglllsts. II being
70 make way for modern bus,less ST
Champions trained al Croils as
1889 Tommy Warren and Mike
Ithaca giant. we're among the trst
themselves for fights there.
Bob Flt1simmons, Jack Dempsey. 1a'
tho trio OF star ncsro boEsrs. ]oe Can
colt aud George Dixon. also worked
portant contents ~ the old pavilion.
Thnu camo Jrmca J. Corhett 10 pre-
oat,le here with J,mcS j. Jotirles, th
biggest crowd that ever Witnessed 4 pi
San Francisco Peter lackson also Y
for his losing fight with Joifrles. ~
OTHERS known n Crolfs we're the
KID Carter. Terry MoGovcru and Osf
tho Australian boxers. George D5vec
Crcedon, and the Caiitornians. Jimmi'
Eddie nanlor.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-20
SALT LAKE BOYS SET
NEW RIFLE RECORD
High School Team Makes
Highest Score in National
Matches.

Tho Salt Lake high school rifle team broke
the record OF the Public High School league of The
National Rifle association yesterday afternoon in
Its match with tho Baltimore Polytechnic in5ii-
tute- The 8core a75 which is two points
more than tina, made bv the Desiring high school
ot Portland Me-, scver,l weeks ago. when Deer
ing also broke record. This is the highest score
over nnde hy high rchcol shooting team and tho
instructors o. tho Iocnl shooters highly ciNtcd
over the showing OF tho team are also the
younG record holders.
The team is tied for second place. Next
week Salt Lake will shoot the Morria high school
and another record ls predicted. Morris 81
tied With Salt Lakc for second place.
Earl Evin now holds tho record for tho high
est mark ever made, with n OF 1eS. The
previous record Ie1 which was shot ,hree
times by high school boys Ewin also equaied
Spcar'a record OF perfect in standing
Ew!n was tho only boz 10 shoot = perfect
Earl Meus shot 81 GtandinR and 90 prone for
u total Of LAG. Roland Spears and Waiter Bar
retto were tied for third place. with q total OF
let.
The record of tho boys who shot the nve nigh
nat ,er,na ta fnlfn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-20
BOISE AND SALT LAKE
BOWLERS TO COMPETE,
First of Telegraph Matches Will Be
Played Tonight. Fifteen
Games Total

Tonight Salt Lako will bowl Boro Idaho in a
,elegrsphio match. Tho games Will start Mt .
o'clock the Windaor ALLOYS. After each game
tho totals VIII DC toiesrobhcd to soiBo. There
viii bo fifteen games rolled in all throc each
night.
Tho mex, series will be rolled Monday night.
Tho following team elected b. ballot by
the Salt Lake bowlcrs 20 represent this city:
J. ". IIanes. George ". panley. ]. NJ. Burt. J.
C. Honaser and VIII j. Quinn.
Tho BoiSs bowicrs ]. wymon. Or Titus
George McKInley. c. Scott and W. J. Stole.
Last night In tho city league the Busnes, Men
beat tho Nationals and tho Utah -DXles defeated
tho Miues-smoltcr ho0'ors. Tonight the General
Electrlcs and Utah Power Light play. There
will also DO o gamo bctwcon the Bennett Paint 4
Ga,s and tho Paris millinery. Lagt nights
scores:
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Start With Rush.

Yesterdays game started with a rush
and after few minutes OF PLAY the Salt
Lake team committed a foul and Smith
shot neat basket from the foul line.
siders took the ball in the tossup and
after a few passes scored the first field
ha sket. Sddoway threw pretty bas-
ket After this hoop was made the
Salt Lake high school supporters gave
a grand exhibition OF cheering The
score then stood 2 TO in favor OF the
west siders.
Grant shot the first basket for The
l.. D. s. L. He made four baskets OF
the six made by the l.. y, 3 L. In the
initial half. After ten minutes Of play
Stanley Johnson Was laid out and ap-
peared TO he in bad shape. Time was
taken out and after ten minutes john
son returned and was given lusty cheers.
His return to the game put extra night
into the west sders and from that point
to the end they were in tho lead
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By International News Service.

By International News Service.
CHICAGO. Feb. l9.-The Federal leaS-
uers weIc active toGat. During tnr
morning OuS CraHdai or the Giants aud
Gorver Hartley. former Giant, but nov
a Cincinnati Fed as well AZ Artie Hof-
man one time famous as Cub. called
n hes douarters. The FIRST two did not
sign but IIo!mans name was affixed
10 contract during the afternoon and
he Was awarded TO the Brooklyn cluD.
II. q Ward the millionaire owner OF
the BROOKLYN club, was here during the
DAY and while he did not nave much u
ray. he WAS very enthusiastic in what
lie did say. He declares that Brooklyn
Will have the best that money can buy
and added that he did not see now TriS
Speaker could refuse the offer that he
would make him. Ward saws he viii
tackle Speaker shortly after he lands in
New York, March g. with the world
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-20
Touchard and Rosenbaum Win.

NEW YORK Fob. I9.-G. P. Touchard and Dr.
william RoFeDbaum tbn!c placeB in tho fuul
round ot the national Indoor lawn tennis cham
pionship binglcD hers today Toucha-d. the play
Ing through champion, defeated r. 81 Phillips.
7-5. e-s. whllo Or. Rosenbaum won from 4. II.
Lovlbond. 3-s. s-2. Ga.
In the doubles Touchard and ". n ,Cragln. Jr..
gained the remIfinel round By defeating b NJ.
Phillips and ]. NJ. steinaeher. tho lsttor the
Cornell veteran. 5-4 60
Tho somlnnnlg IN the doubles Will be played
tomorrow. Alexander and Pell getting into ac-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-20
Osborne and Mccormick Win.

posToS. Feb. &c. q. Osborne aud n F
Mccormick OF Chicago their matches today
in the national amateur racquet championship
competition. Osborne By scores OF 1915. l5-s
15-l0 1871. defeated c. G. Poll OF Now York by
whom he beaten IN the gold racquet contest
a. Tuxedo recently. Mccormick from ~
". Cabot OF BoSton. 1910. li-l7. B-t bio Law
renee Waterbury OF New York, present nttinnn;
champion defeated c. c. Pike OF Chicago. i5-5
1913. i6-l2. y. NJ ByerI OF Pit,sbuTg dcr,ulted
20 c. HutchluB OF Bonton
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-20
Steel Mast for Defender.

BOSTON Feb. 1a-work has been started on
steel mast for the Yacht being built by tho
George Lawley Sons corporation for A. g.
Cochran candidate for a defense OF tho
Americas cup. Tho mast viii he stopped I'M
modiatoy after the sloop iF launched and Il y.
expected that tho frst trials viii DO medn with
thls Another mast OF hollow Wooden constructlon
Il 10 he built and viii replace the steel maEt In
case they should prove unsatisfactory.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-20
Games for Athletics.

PHILADELPHIA. Fob. i9.-Thc schedule OF the
P"iiadelDhin American league baseball CLUB for
mo spring training trip announced by MAE
tser Mack tonight. Eighteen games havo boon
1ehednlee for tno regulars. Including two con-
i"sts with the University OF PeuBsylvanla hero
March 30 and 81 While in Florida they VIII play
six games With The Chicago Cubs and ono with
INC 81. Louis NtaionalH. Several games will
he piaNcd on tho trip norhward Tgonty -nIno
games huvn been arranged for tho ''Yanlgars.''
who expect 10 leave for Jacksonville Tho train
Ing grounds. next TUesdny. The regulars will ar
rlyo ~ JaoksonNllls about Nnrch
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Players Are Hurt.

After Johnson's return to the game
Smith OF the J.. d. 8. L. Was injured.
Time was again taken out, but for the
rest Of the contest Smith did not play his
usual strong game. Olson. captain of
the l.. D. s. u. also was slightly in
iured in this half.
In tho first half Johnson was high
man on the field baskets. with FIVE to
his credit Siddoway threw Two and
Spencer and Goodrich each one. Siddo-
way threw three fouls out OF five
chances. For the T.. y. S. L. Grant was
the best point maker. He threw four
field baskets. Smith threw two field
baskets and four from the foul line. The
score at the end OF the first half was
81 to 16.
The wonderful comeback of the l.. D.
s. u. did not rrighten the high school
boys and they played all the harder. The
high school forwards were playing we'll
and often beat the l.. D. s. Il. guards
to the ball. Siddoway and Kerr of the
high school guarded the l.. D. s. U. for
wards in grand style. Grant was the
only forward TO score A basket in this
half,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-20
Art Hoffman Signs With Feds;
After Crandall and Hartley
Brooklyn Owner in New League Also Declares He
Will Snare iris Speaker; Joe Tinker
Gets Catcher Block

Ee injured his arm in the latter part OF
1872. however. and last season fell off
in his b9 tting.
Manager Frank Chance. before letting
Cree go 10 the minors. lried to trade
FOR. him, hut none OF tho other major
league teams would pUi in a claim for
his services
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-20
shugl-ue Shades Dundee,

WATERBURY,. Conn, Feb. 19-Joe
shugrle of Jersey city shaded Johnny
Dundee Of New York In a fast twelve
round contest tonight. Snugrue's ability
10 punish Dundee Al close quarters gave
him the slight advantage. They are
IIphtwriChte
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-20
BRADFORD NINE WILL
HAVE STAR PLAYERS

The Bradford baseball team will have a stronger
lineup this year than the OF tho preceding
season. according TO Manager Murphy Several OF
the from the 1913 nioe WILL bo with tho team
this year. including Ern Roscoe. the young star
second s,eher; Underwood. shoItstop; A, Hsnson.
10 tho left garden and B. Murphy. In right
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-20
For Amateur League.

CHICAGO Fob. la.-At least eighteen cities will
be rrspresenied al meeting here tomorrow for
Tho purpose OF organizing tho National Amateur
BASEBALL Association OF tho United sites. Tho
meeting VIII bc In response 10 u call issued by
tho Chicago Amateur BssbsH eaguo and II Is
planned to organize The amateur associations OF
tho country Into body slmnr 10 thoss OF tho
major leagues.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-20
Giants Of for Texas.

NEW YORK Feb. ls-rho first squad Of Ne-
for Marlin. Texas ehsre thc Giants ,raininr
camp Is located. Catcher Larry Mclean wnE the
only regular In tho party Additional members OF
the team VIII 6c picked up ou route
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-20
Stoyall Optimistic.

KANSAS CITY Feb. 1o.-Gcorec Stoy,iI man
'sci Of itc Kansas Cty Fcdcrsl league baseball
rIuhi arrived lode from his home in I.as An
goles woeIe IL" nrs been spending the winter
have put In Two months in siEnlng players
tor mo Federal league" he said. Twenty men
nave aluScd their names 10 contracts"
stoynll said no expected add two more big
league players TO his Sqund before March O. on
which date ne Will teke his Wichita Falls
TeNas ior spring trimming
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-20

CHICAGO, Feb. 1o.-''I have
submitted my proposal TO them; If
il is accepted I will Join the Fed
erals. asserted Jake Stahl to-
night after long conforencc with
the Federal league officials,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-20
GLOBE TROTTERS DO
PARIS IN HIGH STYLE
By DAMON RUNYON.

Special Cal bic TO the Tribune.
PARIS. Feb. 19.---John j. McGraw. the
little Napoleon OF baseball today paid
bis respects to the tomb of the ma
whose name the Giant chief made famous
in America. this same being Monsieur
Bonaparte the deceased promoter Of the
Federal OUTLAW league OF his time
NJ Bonaparte probably felt highly hon
.ored. though he did not say So After
giving the coop where the great trouble
CONTINUED on Page Elevenl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-20
Snowy" Baker in Chicago.

CHICAGO. Tno. Ia-R"sinnId y Baker Tho
Australian boxing promoter. reached Chicago to-
day in mis- quest for BOXERS 10 make tour OF his
counI~. He expects TO remain here several da.s
before Leaving for New York. Among Tho fighters
whom ne hes arranged 10 take is FscE"y Mcfar-
md
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-20
Banquet for Tourists.

FAFls. Feb. la.-Th" members of In. visiting
Amerl'sn baseball teams Tere tho guests OF honor
s' a luncheon today al which Embassador Herrick
and number OF French persons prominent In
a'h'etic7 aud Political circlea In Psr!o were
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-20
DeIehanty for Buffalo.

Ley iILAND. OHIO, FEB. 1?.-Jancs
pclchaGiy. former Detroit second baScman.
and last season with the Minnca polls
american association team, says he has
signed With the Federal league. lie cN-
pccis TO play with tho Buffalo team
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-20
CoffeY Knocks Out Ross.

NEW YORK Fob. le.-Jm Coffey. tho Dublin
gunt." Knocked out Tony Boss o! Lancaster. Pa.
with right hook TO the law In the sixth round OF
tcp-round match here tonight. Coffcy weighed
100 pounds. Ross 20i.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-20
Clinton in Association.

BURLINGTON, L., Fob. is.-Clinton, Ia was
admitted 10 the Central R.scbell association 1t
the Sprclal meeting OF the league direcorp held
hefe todhT. Clinton succeeds Monmouth. III.
nhrsnailioTn and Rock Island oontcrdcre for
inc place made vacant hy the withdrawal Of Ko-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-20
Spectacular Shooting.

Spencer OF the high school threw three
long and spectacular shots from the
center OF the floor Goodrich threw one
and Siddoway also had one TO his credit
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-20
sddowav throw four baskets from The

foul line. Grant and Williams threw one
apiece and Smith threw four smith
threw eight baskets from the foul line.
The star of the day was Lawrence
Spencer. the little forward of the hugh
school who festured with his basket
shooting I'm the second half. spencer
played a great defensive game and had
little trouble slipping from his guard
Stanley Johnson. center of The nigh
school, also played great game. After
he was laid out he came back and PLAYED
even harder game than before: lie shot
six baskets, three of them difficult,
Roy SIddoway played his usually
strong and aggressive game and starred
with his good guarding, Siddoway is
captain of the team and much OF the
credit for its good showing is due TO
him. He made three field baskets and
did good work from the foul line. Good
rich left forward. had hard luck IN
shooting, but succeeded IN scoring two
from the field. Both were pretty baskets,
Steve Kerr's work at right guard was the
main defensive feature Of the game.
Grant Is Star.
The star for the r. D. S. L. was Left
Forward Grant. He scored ten points
and PLAYED well on the defensive. Smith
and CIawson were not in the best Of
shape and did not shoot ba skets in reSu-
lar form,
Homer uoisington and Tommy Fitz-
patrick were the officials and did good
work Fred Bennion was tlmeSeepcr.
The lineup:
l.. D. s. L. Salt Lake.
Grant. ...,........,. IT. ..>... Goodrich
Cla wson, ..... =. -. Spencer
Smith. h..,..,.-e-.~..c.... Johnson
Williams. ..........lg.. .. ,..Slddowsy
Olson, ,..s...,.,- .rg Olson
The crowd was one of the largest OF
the season at the west side and was
profitable to the athletic association.
Martin Mulvey led the cheering of the
high school
The second teams played a prellmi-
nary game and the l.. y e, t. won by
the score OF 20 to 13. The game was
fast and we'll played Holt and Donkin
starred for the west slders and Papworth
played well for the winners. Tommy
Fitzpatrick was the referee
additional Sporting News on Page III
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-20
Federals Talk Business With
These Three Big League Stars

Left top-Chicz Hartley: bottom,
Otis Crandall; right, Artie Holman.
Holman signed yesterday with the Feds
and will be assigned to Brooklyn. 1t
is fairly certain that Hartley and
Crandall will accept terms with the
new league within day or two,
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PROSPECTS ARE c.
FOR BIG AUTO !
n.nn.tinnal New. Service.

b. international News Service
Los ANGELES. Fob. ia.-"Unlsss y
sitIons ar, bad up TO 4 p. u. Friday
bill. cup reces wifi be held as aenedu
urIf.y." was tho statement this
Leon T. Shelter, chairman or tne
race committee. after q conference
Monica race officials.
Sbcttler declared she course was un
tho heavy rains OF the past tew dsy
weather permitting. tho cup raoo ="
A Iigbt min IL falling tonight.
speed practice Will probably ho rezu
cou-ac tomorrow. Several OF tho late
cIua,nz do Palma. hsvo been handic&]
nbiIity 10 try out uioir cars and tne
of practice hos been allowed them
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Kodak Pictures Ftnishe
Mail us your films. Salt La
Supply Co., 159 Main street.
photo dealers, tAoEett
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Are After Stahl.

Conferences which Indicated that Jake
Stahi former Boston American club
manager. might undertake the leadership
of the BrpoSlyn Fcderajs. had not ended
in an agreement tonight. Robert Il,
Ward. president OF the Brooklyn club.
Stah and Gilmore spent most OF the day
together. but no announcement was made
when the trio seps ted FOR the night.
Gilmore Indicated that the discussion
would he resumed tomorrow.
Hoffman Was member OF the cubs
during the Frank Chance regime, He
was among the leaders in batting. aud
Chance often classed him among his most
relis bic outiielders Pittsbure farmed
him 30 the Nashville club OF tho South
crn association last year
jimmy Block. who caught for The
White SoX during a part OF the 1917
season and who was later turned over
10 Milwaukee. was signed by Tinker for
the local Federal club during the dsy.
lie will be carried As second string
catcher and pinch hitter on the local
Fe1erols.
President Gilmore said today tina lie
expected Catcher Eilfer 10 play with
the Chicago Federals He declares that
the younester was sort Of up In the
air as he put II, but that he firmly
believed that ne would decide tha he
bcinrged IN Tinlcr'S
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Speaker Holds Of.

ROsTON. Feb 19-Efforts OF Manager
Callahan Of the Chicago Americans TO
have Iris Speaker sign contract with
the Boston Americans foT next season
have been unsuccessful. according TO a
cabiesram received from Paris today by
President Lannin of the Rcd SioX.
Callahan wsE empowered 10 sign
Speaker 10 foresiaIl advances by the
Federal lea gue agents hut Speaker told
Callahan, the cableeram said, that he
would not sign with the Boston club
or With the Federals until after his return
from the uoyld Iou-
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Pitcher for Red SoX.

BOSTON. Feb. IA. Rankin johnson,
pitcher with the Svrscus@ team OF the
New York State league, signed with the
Boston American league club today.
Johnson's record last season was twenty
games Ton and seven lost lie began
professional bs seball In Texas I'm 1908.
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Cree for Baltimore.

NEW YORK. Feb 1s-"Birdie" Cree
was released tooay BY the New York
several years one OF the hardest hit
ding outielders In the major ea2ues
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The record of tho boys who shot the five hiGh-
al gcorea IA as folIowa

The five boys OF the remainder OF mo team shot