The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-30

have nothing on the football authori-
ties for picking soft marks. Twenty
eight colleges want 10 play the Car
iiaie Indians. q.
George cockhiIi will zoe an addition
TO the National league's umpire STAN
this season. Cockhili was former
coach OF the Buckneil university attn
letics.
Manager John McGraT. OF the New
J York Giants, II said TO be the most
generous man In base ball. He always
4 has a nickel for the needy. His ac-
qualntances affirm that n story OF
distress will always make him dig In
to his Jeans. I'm bet he gives away
something like $4,000 a year" said a
base ball writer recently. lie deals
out dollar bills without a second
Thought. There are many persons en-
tireiy dependent on him. broken down
bah phycrs players widows and 9TH
ers. Very seldom does he fail TO
hear a story OF woe
Owing 10 the high price OF beef. we
Imagine that willard Ia worth az least
s1iS5 on the hocf
Fight fans IN Wisconsin are per-
| fectIy satisfied with the latest match
between Langford and McVcy. The
match will be held In Cuba.
JacR coomos will try a comeback
with the brooklyn Superbas. The
Colby Iron Man" signed a contract
with Ebbets.
Advices from Jefferson City bring
the information that a bill To legnlize
boging in Missouri Is being prepared.
A commission to handle the game Is
mentioned. The law contemplates
the holding Of bouts under proper
restrictions.
Jack Curlcy has arrived at ~ Paso.
Tex, to rush arrangements for the
Jack J~ohnson-Jen willard scrap.
less willard, 6 feet I inches tall,
would be high gun at any shoot tour
nament, even II he didn't hit n tar
get.
Connie Mack's son will go 20 Yale.
Connie trades him Tor the pick Of the
Lis15 nine.
II those Braves could win the uen-
nant with a so-callcd wead team last
season. what will they do now mat
Sherwood Magee Is for en- Instead oil
Ngin 'em.
Richard Kinsella, scout Of the New
York Nationals. has signed with thai
club for his year.
Only 10 spring exhibition games
have been scheduled FOR the New
York National second team,
Il il reported hat Harry Lord
former third Oaseman for the CHI
cage Americans. nay return to tha'
team This spring,
Hereafter the Cleveland AmsTicar
league baseball team Is To he called
the Indians" instead % he Maps
This change 81 due To- the fact thar
Napoleon Isioic. In whose honor they
were named the 'Naps,' Will not nc
with them next year.
According to President Ebhets.
MnnnRer Robinson will TAX no less
than ~ pitchers TO Dnytonn this year
for spring training. He will take 50
players IN all.
Bromwich. the now third -oasemor
Of the Chicago Americans, Il credited
with not having missed "A scheduled
game In the Ave years he has played
professional baseball
Tho South End grounds Of the @
ton Nationals We're. at the time they
were last used. the smallest major
league baseball park in the world
Boston won 10 championships.
Lee MaEec has announced that ne
viii play in the inHcld next summer.
lie believes that an inhcld position IL
n better point from which To manage
a team than an outheld one.
II IL expected that the W New
York teams will meet In an intercity
series next spring.
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