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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-16
DENY DOYLE WILL
 BE SNAPPED FOR HElNIE ZIMMERMAN


 New York, Oct. 16--John B. Eos ter, secretary of the Giants, denied emphatically yesterday report that cana from Chicago to the effect that Heinie Zimmerman, the Bronx boy, was coming here next season from the Cubs in exchange for Laughing Lar 1.ys, Doyle. second basennan and cap tain of the Giants
 ..That's an old, old yarn said the secretary of the New York club yes terday. ssEsvery now and them con- tinued MT Foster, "a story is pub Ished to the effect that the Giants are about to procure Zimmerman n some player or other. As far as I Ing with the Cubs for Zimmerman or any other player on the Chicago team
 However. Manager McGraw has all ready started to remodel his team for the 1916 campaign and several inn portant trades will be made before the year is out. McGraw would like to capture Heinie from the Cubs, but it is doubtful if he would give up s.Laughing Larry in exchange for the Bronx swatter-
 Doyle, while he has slowed up con siderab1y in his fielding, isl still one of the most dangerous hitters in the National League and the unofficial figures published recently show him leading his nearest rival, Fred LHd- erus of the Phil1ies. by several points for the batting. honors of the senior organization.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-16
.PHiLA. CHAMPIONS HAVE TO DIG DOWN
 FOR INCOME TAX

Philadelphia, Pa, Oct. 16-Those members of the Philadelphia Nationals who got in for slice of the Worlds Series melon will have to give Uncle Sam piece of their cut through the operation of the Income Tax law. When they received their cheeks for something over $2.4oO they were sus- ceptfble to the law, it was pointed out yesterday. This, added to their salaries for the season, brings them within the Income Tax law, providing they are not all ready subject to it's provisions, accord ing to the ruling of the Treasury De- partment last year.
 It was contended by the lucky play CTS then that the Worlds Series money was a gratuity and was not a regular income. The department ruled otherwise, with the result that sew eraI hundred dollars paid by the fans this year to see the series will find it's way into the coffers of the Govern ment-
 A single man whose income is $3, 900 or over and a married man whose in come is $4,000 or over are subject to the tax Most all the Philadelphia players this year have incomes ex- ceeJ:ng these figures.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-16
Norman Selby
 Forty-two Tomorrow

Norman Se1by, better known to the fight fans of four continents as Kid Mccoy, may boast of being the oldest boxer in captivity. The famous Hoosier Kid will be forty-tw6 tomor- row, but since his last birthday he has taken part in several bouts. Although he no longer has the class which once made him the most feared fighter in the middleweight ranks, and the ter TOT of the heavyweights, the Kid is still able to put up a fairly interesting contest against second-raters. Mccoy fought his first ring battle nearly a quarter of a century ago. Since then he has fought considerably over a hundred bouts,. in all parts of the United States, and in Canada, England France and South America Outside of his ring work he has engaged in nearly every business there is, and has invented few new lines. and has also found time to be married more times than he can remember.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-16
St. Mary's College
 Plans To Honor It's
 Alumni in Big Series

Los Angeles, Oct. 16-st. Mary's College is preparing to welcome it's homecoming heroes.
 Marvin Nevis. graduate manager of the Oakland institution. has been in Los Angeles for a few days, and wired the school officials Immediately after the great victory of the Red Sox to kill the latter calf
 ''We are proud of Harry Hooper, Duffy Lewis. Eddie Burns, Hubert Leonard and Joe Oeschger; their work the last season is worthy of the best And we will have a, banquet for them all undergraduates and old grads, too'
 Nevis told how Dutch Leonard, con queror of the Great Alexander, ob- tained a name as a pitcher. Nevis feels eIated over his wonderful pitch ing, because he induced Leonard to enter St. Mary's. Hooper, Lewis Burns and Oeschger also received their baseball training at St. Mary's
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-16
YALE VS COLUMBIA
 RACE TO BE HELD
 ON HARBOR COURSE

New. Haven. Oct. 16.-It was an nounced yesterday that the Yale crew authorities have been unable to ob- tain permission from the New Ha- ven Water company to hold the race with Columbia on Lake Saltonstall- It will be held on the harbOr instead, on November 12, and the manage ment has arranged for two boats ac- commodating 400 spectators to fol- low the race and a boat for l, 800 to be stationed at the finish Tickets may be secured through the Yale Ticket Department.
 Charley Wiman, the new coach ar rived yesterday noon from his home in Moline, H. When interviewed he said that he had already been to the boathouse to coach a few club crews He is uncertain, however, as to just what work will be especially assigned to him. The coming of the notable No. to assist the Eli oarsmen is very gratifying to those who have the well fare of the crew at heart
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-16
"Old Doc'' Crandall,
 Now Star With
 Sloufeds, Is 27 Today

'tOId Doc" Crandall, who, with old Eddie Plank and young Dave DaVen- port, made up the stellar twirling staff of the St. Louis FederaIs this season, will be the recipient of birth day congratulations tomorrow The Doe" isn't as ancient as he seemss for he was born at Fowler, Ind, Oct 17, 1888, and so is only tWenty-seven. Otis broke into the professional ranks with Cedar Rapids, la, in the Three-E League, back in 1906 although he had previously played for money with independent clubs in his native State. Otis James didn't stay long in the Iowa city his first trip. One day hs was knocked out of the box, and the
 managed applied to him such epfthets as seemed suited to the occasion, It was only customary, and Ote shouldn't have minded it, but the language Of his chief grated on his sensitive Hoosier nerves, and he went away from there. The next season he was persuaded to rejoin the Cedar Rapids club and his work attracted the atten- ton of McGraw, who had also played with Cedar Rapids in his early career.
 Crandan holds two records as the result of his work with the Giants He got the reputation of being the most modest and unassuming baseball play CT in the history of the game and he probably warmed up more times than any other twirler. Doe was de- pended upon to give first aid to-in- jured twirlers. From the first day uf the season to the last he was alwags warming up, and when any of the regular hurlers needed help it was al ways old Doe who was given the job. Many a, time he stemmed the tic 6 of defeat and cured the enemy of it's batting madness. It is said that dur ing his whole career with the Giants Otis never visited Forty-second street and Broadway at night Harlem and the Bronx were more his style.
 Since joinng the Sloufeds aCrandaH has had a chance to show what he can do as regular, and he has made good. He owns a nee little farm in Illinois, and it is his ambition. when he quits the game. to become a coun- try squire. same as Clarks ana E8sker-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-16
HARVARD DEFENSE IS STRONGER FOR
 VIRGINIA BATTLE

Cambridge, Mass, Oct. 16.-While there was no real scrimmaging on Soldiers field yesterday afternoon for the Harvard football squad the men were drilled hard in their plays for today's game with University of Vir- ginia, because of it's 10 to victory regardede as a dangerous opponent.
 Harvard, which has been weak on defense all fall. has been subjected to. a hard weeks drill on this essential and should enter today's match con siderabIy stronger than it was a week ago.
 The team will present practically the, same rush line as that which started against Carlisle, but the back field will be much better than it was last week.. Both Mahan and King fast and effective end running back, will be in McKinlock's place.
 The Crimson's offense, with these. three men in. charge. of Quarterback Wfllcox, should be better than in the Colby, Mass, State and Carlisle games, but on the defense the prob lem is considered difficult, sas Nir- ginia is much heavier than Carlisle, which was able to gain nearly 300 yards last week by virtue of it's line attack.
 Neither Parson nor GiImon. the regular tackles, will be able to play tomorrow, but Taylor has been shift ed to centre, between Dadmuns and Cowan, and as both these guards have made great progress this week the middle line defense would show a real improvement over anything yet seen in the stadium.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-16
ANNIVERSARIES
 ioF RING BATTLES

1sOO-Harry Harris defeated Casper Leon 1n. six rounds at Chicago This was the last ring battle of the clever, game little Sicilian who for 20 years had been one of the stars of the ban tanweight division. Leon, a native of Palermo, first fought for the banta n title in 1894, when he lost to Jimmy Barry. Casper afterward fought three draws with the campion. In 1899. when Barry retired and Terry MeGovern claimed the title. Leon leontested 5ais right, but was knocked out in the 12lH round. Later he fought draw rWt5h Harry Forbes, who succeeded AEcGov- ern as champion Harry Harris. who whipped Casper in his last fight, was born in Chicago and began fighting in 1896. In 1901 Harris fought Pedlar Palmer for the world sbantanavV eight titIe'' in London, and won the decision in 15 rounds. After that Harris en- tered the theatrical business in New York. but returned to the ring for a farewell performance in 1907. when he won foul from Tommy Murphy.
 19oS-Frankfe Neil and Johnny Rsa- gan fought 2o-round draw in los An geles.
 19oe-Honey Melody defeated Joe WaIcott in Is rounds at Chelsea, Mas
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PEACE TALK IN
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Newt York, City. 16.-Though the, baseball season with it's continuation in the worlds series stands as only itself continues as a. topic of interest through the possibilities which may develop before the return of actual playing next spring. Last winter there was much of moment happening dur, ing the long period of normal inac- tivity. This was primarily due to the Federal League controversy, and this promises to hold it's place during the coming winter.
 Rumors of peace have been so plen- tif6l that they almost gain credence through repetition, but underneath the surface the baseball war appears to be no nearer settlement than when the outlaw league first established it. self. What the next few months will bring forth is probIematical.l There are those who believe that organized baseball will triumph and others who are firm in the belief that the Feds will continue to pour money into the bottomIess depth of the baseball war, until eventually the strength of the older organizations is weakened. \
 It was last January that the so- called Landis case was presented in court, and as yet there has been no decision on that. This may be hand ed down during this winter and which ever side it favors it is bound to af49 feet the present deadlock situation to a marked degree.
 The baseball players themselves have for the most part dispersed, some of them going on hunting trips and others to their homes in various parts of the country, while a few are still playing ball. Members of the Philadelphia National League team, who stayed in this city after attend ing the performance at the Hippo droIne Thursday night, will play game with the. Lincoln Giants at Olympic Field tomorrow afternoon. All of the regular players will be in the lineup against the negro team.
 In this city there is particular in- terest in the Yankees through the fact that the announcement has gone forth that there is to be new base ball mark At present there are four locations under consideration, but no definite announcement as to choice will be made for two weeks or pos sibly longer. r>
 The Federal league also promises new park in this city the home of the New York Federal league club, but there is no intiTnation as to where it win8Be 4ocated. except that the las- surance is that it will be on Manhat- tan Island.