Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-04

The only. dope overlooked by the
:T"At'e seribGlers OF baseball news
broken shocstrlngs, getting no less
imam seven, three on the nome grounds
and four on foreign fields. 'ry Cobb
.'G noth leagues IN chewing gum, mas
fic1ttu& ! - full sticks OF tutti frutti
70 100 - sticks OF pepsin chcwcd by
tauS Wagner. Tvs nearest rival The
ninE their hands in the dirt. while
FRED Nolntiz used larger safety pins
IN. MS Siding pads than any other
prayer IN the game to-day.
Branch hickey believes tina, he has
landed prize for the 81. Louis Browns
IN Louis crowley, the crack pitcher OF
the Cleveland White Autos. a strong
ainatgur ball team. Crowley is u sin
twcntY-two years old. lie is u right
handler, ana has made brilliant record
IN " eSiern amateur championship
During tho past season Crowley
hIitchJt9 thirtE,tive games and lost two.
the score being to :. In 1--WE consecu,
Two games against the best teams in
NE HiGveiand Amateur Association he
double-hcadcr he scored two complete
Shutouts.
Crowley is not strictly an amateur.
tiapldS, Kalamazoo and AIuskcgon clubs
nut subsequently, he was declared n
rec agent and became :. resident OF
Joe Rici<crt. Bob Pcndcr and Red
N'ttnr have been named as umpiroS i'm
inc New Orleans Winter Lcaguc. which
VIII omen it's season November :. Mat
S'c;tn is president of the league, and
u. /! k@ines secretary. Six clubs make
Captain Huston. owner OF tho Yam
kc,S' cNpec,s 10 leave New York in Il
I - h,r in
tend the meeting OF the National AS
SoTi!! ti. r., OF Minor Leagmmes.
my ne can aI n4,. no, h'ye ~ the PLAYERS
does not expect to buy ANYTHING INF
postcards and food and the other arti-
, G..e.' Tor which u tourist spends money.
However, ne wants 10 bccom ito' aS
! luHIntcd with the minor league mag
mates, so that they viii remember him
Hons ,'om NG"r WhfGn they have few phe-
CSaptain Huston never has seen either
iair nor Il Western bush league club
9wn"r He Will be greatly astouishcd
by both.
so Ihe Tygers: TOO, arc thinking of
c!si"n VIII not be reached for some
I mins. n r!pi,, il, is expected that Jen-
Fan clubs have been "a triiic lGa,,v Of
inns CITY IN the past. but from All nc
counts II has Quictcd down in the past
Harry Sparrow's ono objection IA
Yea u, RIA, IS q training camp lies in
INC TACT that il doesn't offer as many
diIiGS"htntS as Savannah. 4 ucrli-
EihIc detail. surely. to a club win stx
SouinpaWS, Cy Pich and King cole ON
us roster.
Inc Federal League owners will bo,d
thtir annual meeting in lndianapolis
on November 9. 1t is reported that az,
tHpit VII! he made TO Dust lanes 4
I!iMor" as president of the league and
also mat tn. league will appoint az,
lNN"St-1tiug committee and arm INC
iH1inhtrS with p.riScopcs They will
pc instructed TO look over the ,rcncbns
ia search o. white flag.
Home Run Baker viii return 10 the
Emin@ MeXt season. 30 we hear any
hurra.s from American League pitcb.
tfs Nay, nary II hurrah
In National League circles tho tin &c
ont that August Hermann Will remain
CHAIRMAN OF tn" National Comnlissior
whether the Cincinnati club is sold or
-"i. fbrthcrm"rc, il Is said that Herr
.A'hii stands an excellent chance Of
.'ih"lHlnE president Of Tia" Reds cv.r
J.! purchasers for tho FlciScnrnau,,s
STOCK are discovered II.rrnfnun H.
extremely popular with the leaders nS
"iEHhlZ"d baseball who do not yyjei,
!. see nm rciir. from the game Hem
Ha.t sun - trying 10 buy ont IN.
rouse "iHhuns with somebody clsc's