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Evening journal., 1915-03-18
OBJ. IN Glass House
IS Throwing Stones
Controversy Over Contract
Jumping Not Con-
SiStent Now
PRESENT RAID
THE SMALLEST

In these days of spirited contro-
versy between organized ball and the
Federal League over the supposedly
objectionable crime of jumping con-
tracts, it is only necessary to bark
back Is years to learn that some Of
the most reliable figures in the forces
of organized ball today were the very
ones who did not frown at any such
proceeding at that time. The penalty
attached to deserting is heavily dwelt
upon in the present day wrangle, but,
nevertheless, many of the biggest
stars in the National and American
Leagues showed no backwardness
about leaping to the American when
il was formed.
Those who jumped the National
League and landed very safely include
John J. McGraw, now with the Giants;
Nap LajOie now with the Athletics: /:
Bobby Wallace, of the Browns: Bill
Donovan, now manager of the Yam
KEGS; Jimmy Callahan, formerly man
ager of the White Sox Jimmy Collins,
of the old Boston Americans; Bill Di-
neen, who is now an umpire: Doc
White, formerly the southpaw of the
White Sox and many others.
The present raid Of the Federals on
organized ball is not nearly so sweep
ing as the raid which weakened the
ranks of the National League in 1901 I;
1902 and 1908. In those three years
the National League lost no less than
113 of their players including the
greatest of their stars
The Brooklyn club was the heaviest
loser, % players deserting. Prominent
among the jumpers from Brooklyn
was David Fultz, the present head OF
the Players Fraternity, who was re-
called from Milwaukee during the
baseball war, but ignored the call and
jumped to the Philadelphia Athletics.
Willie Keeler was another, and so
was Fielder Jones, who is managing
the st. Louis Feds.
The Phillies suffered a severe blow
in 1902, when ED" Delehanty, Elmer
Flick, Monte Cross. Red Donahue
and "Al" Orth all made the leap.
Harry Wolverton, former manager
of the Yankees also jumped at this
time. Quite a bunch also jumped the
Giants at that time, including Mine
Grady, winnie" Mercer, ICY" Sey-
mour, and kid" Gleason. George Dav-
is. the manager also skipped out, but
/ jumped back the following year.
No less a figure than Christy Math-
ewsoh also took the jump. In May, OF
1902, Matt and Dummy Taylor. Sam
my Strang and Frank Bowerman, who
had jumped the Giants, all returned
The Yankees in the war got two ol
Pittsburgh's best players when jim
my Williams and Jack Chesbro jump
ed the Pirates
II would appear that jumping con-
tracts is no new accomplishment ol
ball players, including the best anC
the worst of them.
Evening journal., 1915-03-18
THIS A CLASSY CAME.

One of the fastest basketball games
of the local season is scheduled to take
place Saturday night at the West End
Reading Room, when the West End
team tries conclusions with the fast
Swarthmore College scrub team. The
college team has played and defeated
some of the fastest teams in the East
among them being the Swarthmore
Prep FIVE. The Swarthmore Prep
quintet, it will be remembered. de-
feated the Wilmington High School
and Wilmington Friends School by
large scores. This goes to show the
class OF ball the locals will have to ex-
hibit to stay in the running in the
fracas on Saturday night.
There will be a preliminary game
between the West End Seconds and
some other fast local team.
Evening journal., 1915-03-18
BASKETBALL
GENERAL SPORTS
By the United Press.

By the United Press.
BALTIMORE. March 1S-Baltimore
S looking for her Federals to show
he rest of Jim Gilmore's teams
something this season. They finished
we'll up in the race last year and
now the fans are clamoring for a
pennant winner. And on paper il
seems they stand a very good chance
Of having their clamorings satisfied.
Otto Knabe's crew is looking mighty
sweet.
The Baltimore pitchers stack up
favorably with any in the league bar
none and a whole lot better than
some. The inheld last season was
easily one of the best, If not the best
in the league. and IL will hold its own
IN the coming pennant flight unless
hard luck overtakes il. Otto knabes
is the pivot of the works at second,
and he has an able lieutenant in the
inimitable Mickey Doolan nhis right
The pair has stood the acid test time
and again in the old Philadelphia days
and there isn't a team in any league,
with the possible exception Of Evers
and Maranville, that has anything on
them.
Big Harry Swancina on first show
ed what he was worth last season.
He is fast. but withal steady, man
on the first corner and can pickle
the pill with steadiness. Jimmy
Walsh, who played third bag last sea-
son. may have 10 battle TO retain his
berth as a regular Guy zinn Is back
on the job, besides Kirkpatrick, and
either can be expected to put up a
battle Zinn. ii viii be remembered,
broke his leg early in the season while
training, and was out all year He was
counted nifty third baseman when
he came to the Feds from the Inter
national League. The Diamond Backs
look awfully good in tho inheld
l<nabc has a steady pitching stan
rather than a fiashy one. Chief Ben
Evening journal., 1915-03-18
FIELD MEET FOR DOGS.

The tenth annual field day meet Of
the English Setter Club, of which
there are local members and local en-
tries. will be held at Medford, n. j.,
on Friday and Saturday, April Q and
10. Live birds will be liberated. The
drawings are to be made at Indian
Chief Hotel, Thursday evening, April
s, by those present with dogs. If no
response is made to your name when
called, a member of the committee
will draw.
The first brace will start at pr as
near o'clock as possible, Friday,
April 8, with members classes. fol-
lowed by open classes. Trials will
then continue until all entries present
have been run. Meals will be served
on the ground.
Evening journal., 1915-03-18
Uncle Sans Defenders Find
Time TO Play the Old Ball Game

both pitchers. have shown up very
well. The lineup will be about as
follows: Catcher, Burke; pitchers,
johnson and Byrd: first base, White
second base, Flynn: shortstop, Nor
ris; third base, Hoover and l.. +.
Murphy; outfeld, Henry. Hicks and
Duncan; substitutes, Frietag, Cross
and Ritter.
1t is not known yet whether there
will be an outlaw" team this year,
composed of members of the Quar-
termaster Corps, Hospital Corps, and
the members Of the post non-commis-
stoned staff. The team has some good
material, consisting OF DR.. Fielden.
Dogget, Owens. Petrey, Browning,
Mccullough, Custer, Engler and Repp,
which would be a strong and formid-
able team.
The post team promises to have
some hard games on its schedule.
These games will be played at the
fort on Sundays. Arrangements are
being made with some strong outside
teams and some fast teams will be
seen at the fort this summer. AS Fort
DUPONT is the only place in the State
where Sunday ball games are played,
the games draw a number of people
from New Castle and Wilmington. It
is no unusual thing to see 500 people
at one of the Sunday games. No ad-
mission is charged as the soldiers
support the games by monthly con-
tributions to the athletic fund, which
is looked after by the athletic officer.
The line up for the team will proba-
bly, be: Burke and Repp, catchers;
Miller and Kraskey, pitchers; Rhimes,
first base; Flynn, second base; Nor
ris, shortstop; Maher, third base; out
field, Fielden, Hawkins, Murphy, Gra-
bosky and Kruitiff.
It is thought that three field meets
will be provided for in the athletic
program.
Evening journal., 1915-03-18
IT'S DAY--DAY FOR
MADELEY FIVE NOW

The speedy little West End team
Travelled to Eden Park last evening
and succeeded in vanquishing the
Madeley quintet in one OF the hardest
fought games ever played on that
floor. by a 21 to Is score. The red
and gold boys from the West Side
went into the game with the do or
die spirit" and, although somewhat
handicapped by a very small floor,
they more than held their larger op-
ponents. At the end of the first half
Madeley was leading by a 10 to 6
score. II was West Ends second VIC
tory over Madeley, they having de-
feated them at home by the over
whclming score Of 5S to 90 This we'll
earned victory also eliminates Made
ley from the State championship. II
also was West Ends eighteenth vic
tory. The lineup of last nights
game follows.
Evening journal., 1915-03-18
HANDY BASEBALL
DOPE BOOK OUT.


The baseball season for 1915 has
surely arrived, the first schedule and
rule book having made its appear
ance. 1t is The Dope Book, put out
by c. G. Sphinx and Son, st. Louis, Mo,
who are publishers of The Sporting
News. No matter what you may
wish to know, you can find it in this
little book. Not only does il contain
the schedules, rules, Casey at the
Bat" records Of last year. as well as
records of III prominent feats on the
diamond, but complete biographies of
the stars of the game, telling where
they were born. with what clubs they
have played, how they bat and throw,
etc. II you want a breezy little book
let, vest-pocket in size that you can
carry about and make any fan who
thinks he knows 1t all look as though
you had forgotten as much as he
knows, send five cents to Sphinx and
Son, st. Louis, for copy Of this book.
LOT
Evening journal., 1915-03-18
DELAWARE TRIsE LOSES

Delaware Tribe, No. was again
walloped in the Quot League last night,
this time Mattahoon Tribe, No. IL,
being the victor. Out of the last 30
games. Delaware has lost 80 games,
mostly by ] and points.
Mattahoon won by the following
scores: 2l-lS. 2l-l9, 2l-20, 2l-20. 2l-l9.
They used the following players: A.
Moore. w. Moore, Norman Turner, f..
Hoffenbecker, stanton. Delaware used
the following; Hirzel, Hess Eut and
Siedle.
Evening journal., 1915-03-18
BASEBALL MEN ACTIVE.

The p. B. & w. baseball team is
getting things under way for the
coming season when they will rep
resent Wilmington in the p. r. r.
Motive Power League, consisting OF
all grand divisions. All employees
under the master mechanic wishing
10 try for the team will please hand
their name to ]. f. Leech, secretary.
Evening journal., 1915-03-18
DIR. MITCHELL TO
AnDRESS ALPHA LODGE

Alpha Lodge, No. 25, X. of p. has
decided TO hold a series of lectures and
debates on live topics of the hour, dur
ing the coming spring months. DR..
Mitchell. president of Delaware Col
lege. will be the first speaker on next
Monday night, taking as his subject
constructive Citizenship" The lee
ture will be followed by a debate by
members of the lodge.
Evening journal., 1915-03-18

TIT1 T WTTNI "UTT
Goals from field West End. DON
nelly, a McGuigan. / +: w. Meyers, /
Curran, / 4; Madeley: Burns. /; Daw-
son. . Firth, . Foul goals-West
End. Donnolly, out of 3; J..
Meyers. 0 out of ?; McGuigan. out
of II. Referee-Davis. Friends
School. Scorers - Delaplain and
Smith.
In the preliminary the West End
seconds defeated Madeley seconds by
the score Of AZ to 13 The feature Of
the game was the playing Of Bennie
Strebb, who established a record by
scoring 13 field goals.
Evening journal., 1915-03-18

The Want Ads, better than any
thing else, point the way to true
thrift, for they show the user ways
and means of getting better positions
and securing more competent help
and renting, selling, buying and ex-
changing at a profit.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1915-03-18
BOWLING

On the Crescent alleys last night
the K. G. E. League rolled its weekly
games, Hermits defeating the Crusad-
ers and the Pilgrims defeating
Knights. The scores
Evening journal., 1915-03-18

Just think. a small two or three
line Want Ad will make your sup
posedly worthless rooms valuable TO
you.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1915-03-18

The Gas Company bowling team
Travelled to Philadelphia last night
and were defeated by the Belmont
team of the Quaker City. The scores.
GAS COMPANY.
Evening journal., 1915-03-18

The p. B. and w. bowlers also were
out. the tank shop men winning all
games from the boiler shop crew.
The scores:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-04

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-04

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-04

tie bebeuienoFs un6 i9Snite III.
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-04

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-04

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-04

Die SerIteGIuns bes GiTernen
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Der Heue GeneraIftabsebef.

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WoItte babsn ibm @elegenbeit Oebo.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-04

9as an RarS6aII 8Iiider perIiebeue
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fertigfeiten uno eigenartiger Se9ni>
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lung 1T eine SiemIi9 einfade. 2tus
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