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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-12-17

Major R. P. Palmer went to
Fort Leavenworth, Kansas,
this morning for several days on
business.
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when you need Coal, Feed, Meal
or Feed Of any kind. Jos. L.
Long.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-24
MAJORS GIVE RELEASES
UNC0ND|T|0NALLY TO TEN
Player Limit Has Cut Big Cash in
Resources of Several
Towns
FEDERALs ARE RESPONSIBLE
Big Leagues Cannot Get Players
Without Paying Steep Price, and
Cannot Scll-Aiany Ball Players
to BE Out OF Work This Season.

Since Connie Mack started the craze
by putting the unconditional skids
under Chief Bender. Eddie Plank and
Jack Coombs last fall. no fewer than
ten worthy workmcn of the diamond
have been released outright. Ercsua-
SS.wecney. Eddie Stack and Charley
Smith: while New York cut the strings
OK: on Mike pGrltn. Pittsburgh gave
unconditional because he failed TO re-
port last october. The SoX released
sullivan without strings.
How different, y few years ago
Mordccai Brown, than whom no greater
curvtst eyer sealed the pitching peak
the minors. despite his protest Grown
was sent 10 Louisville. but was rescued
by his old tcan!matc. Joe Tinker then
manager of the Reds.
Browns off,nse consisted. so he ad-
mitted. Of Il clash with his employer
Charles !.h webb Mmrphy., whom he told
was his demand for So 600 n year. when
Bresnahan offered him only $4,000
Rut the fact that these men received
their unconditional release Is attributed
solely to the Federal League and the
effect the INVASION has had on the class
AA minors.
If 1T were the mind of either Mack
or Bresnahan TO trade any OF the seven
players they already have uncondition-
ally released 70 minor League, they
n ..i;a,i would 3" to the American
But none of these teams in these cir
cults has enough money to buy or pay
10 men like Bender, Plank, Leach. Swcc-
ncy ct al, so the major clubs are forced
to give the players their. outright re-
lease. /
More to he Dropped.
Many more ball players will be un-
conditionally released before May 10
If the minors just sit tight and await
developments, they Will be able to re-
ceivc all the players they want for
nothing. The reason is obvious: The
National League must stay within tho
twenty -one-mnn limit, and to avoid rulo
;ionaily release many of It's men. pro-
vidins the class AA clubs don't come
forward with bids. McCiraw. for In
stance. has upwards of twenty five
players to fire Ills dealings in the past
have been largely with the lntcrna-
tional League. especially Montreal.
The International League is fnan-
cially busted and Mctiraw'S market
place is closed. lie can't keep the play
ers because of league rule. He can't
sell them because there are no takers
SO what can the poor man do?
Schuyler Bri,ton. at Huggin's re-
quest, last year paid S2.700. the waiver
price. for Joe .Riggcrt. If he gets $500
for Riggert he should jump at the
5000. besides the games Joe already
has kicked into the IL" column.
And IL is just this state of affairs
which makes tn" baseball war expcn-
Sivc. me majors cannot get Il player
without p2YinE steep price for him,
while they cannot sell one for Confcd-
crate money. But. at that. there will
summer than ever in the history of the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-24
HOW|TzER QU|NT GETS
CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHY
Artillcrymcn Arc Presented With
Silver Cup az Winners OF City
Basketball IIOnOrs.
SPIDER GAME IS POSTPONED
COllcgians VIII Meet MiIitiamcn nj
Armory To-Morrow Night-How-
tiers Play Iynciburg Five on It's
Floor on Saturday Night.

Following the regular drill OF the
battery last night. the Richmond How
itacr basketball team was presented
with the city championship cup award
ed by the Richmond Amateur Athletic
Fedora ton. Tho presentation address
was made by Captain William NJ NY
crs. who thanked the men for the cx-
ccllcnt showing made by the Uuint dur
ing the season when the team only
dropped one game out Of nine played
to determine the city championship.
The cup iS - handsome silver one
standing twenty inches high. and hav-
Ing n large border OF laurel leaves
around the tor The cup bears the fol-
lowing inscription:
"Richmond IIowitzers Basketball
City Champions"
Althoush III" championship season Is
pions in amateur ranks. have yet to
meet the Richmond College Spiders In
a series ana on Saturday night viii
came in the state cham pionship series
r." colicrians viii not face the artil-
The. game will 10" staged tomorrow
night night Instead; Both teams are IN frst-
u. ght. aud wish TO be primed for il. ,'
Spiders Going Fast.
Coach Frank Dobson has tho Spiders
snow the miii,iamen a few tricks Rs.t Car %
planning to open UP some new ones on
The collcTians. The Howitzcrs will be-
kin the ryamc with the regular linc-up
consi sting OF Bell and Lawrence. for
wards: Mctrllf. centre. and McCurdv,
Rowe and rclvcv. guards.
on Saturday night the IIowitzers will
meet tn" LyuchburE Y. NJ. G. a AZ
Lvnch burg The Hill City 1uint has
already taken the artilcryncn into
camp once this season. and revenge Ia
sought by them. While tho Howitzera
arc away from home. Richmond Col
"a nj vel IN
what promises 10 he tho most import
an; game OF tho Eastern Virginia In
ltrrcollc giate Association. the cham
pionship hinring on tho result.
In the game Tomorrow night collie
giate and 4. T. rules will both he
used. Either Hughes or IIarEroves will
oi"ciatc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-24
LOCAL Y. M. H. A. TEAM
LOSES TO FAST VISITORS
score TX Heavy Against ibnwitZ's
tulht but Members Play Good
tnnic-l)nncr Follows.

The Richmond Young Mems Hebrew
association quint lost TO the Iyuchburg
y Dung Mems Hebrew Association team
~ = MtH-piaEed game OF basketball at
INC HOWlt2.rSS .i.ErmonY on Monday
night Dy the +~ro.. OF 20 10 / The
score hardly tells the story, for the
But The visitors Gagged The ball IRE.
qnently in hoth halves. and the points
OF the locn j. followed fouls
INC tpplomdn brothers starred for
the visitors, While :. Schccr and i.ciha-
Wit PLACED Wei Tor the locals The
ioc4I team rs under the supervision OF
y ItelnawitH, who is physical director
oi he local Young Mems Hebrew AS
tocitIoa team Moses Gilman is man
GEcr
Tho winning team was composed OF
the iollowiu% members. Joseph ana Isl
cor 'rpl"man. Joseph Cicinian, Frank
eoorcr. Abe i:ich"lpaum. Louis Lovctt
ana Louis Eulmau
y large crowd attended the game. and
dance followed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-24
NORTHERN TR|P IS STILL
GOING BAD FOR GENERALS
Washington and Lee Quint Con-
tinues To Lose, Dropping Game
to Swarthmorc.
Star Center Of Lexington Five Brings
Down Wrath of Officials for Rough
Work-SoutlcrncrS Play Erratic
Game throughout.

SWARTllMORE, PA. February ca
The Swarthmore College team con-
tinucd its winnin; streak to-day by
defeating Washington and Lee by the
score of 81 to % The Southcrncrs
many times on personal fouls which
caused their star centre TO hc put out
OF the game in the first half, which
crippled their attack.
Captain rwinlng and Donnolly were
easily the stars for Swarthmorc. The
former Gagged three field goals ana
thirteen out Of twcnty-onc attempts
Gagged four goals from the field. The
superior training Of the Swarthmore
i've told, and Coach Griffin put in the
entire second team near the end. when
he saw they had tho visitors on the
run
Eddie White. the star forward OF tho
Garnet team WAS forced to retire near
the close OF the first half. being injured
bandagcd him up and hopes to have
him in shape for Friday night against
Lafayette.
The lineup:
Swarihmorc. Position " T.,
TWininG right forward. .Zaiss
Whitc.... left forward. .Sealy
Sprout. centre ...... Miles
Harry. right guard. -. .Puroth
Summary--Ficld goals: Twining, z:
fer /: Zaias. 3 SeoIy, j. rnro Hh"9+ +:
YOUNG. :; Foul GOALS: Twining, 10 out
lions: DIN for onnclly. onne!ly for
White Aidcrf"r for Oiin, Ainsworth for
Aid"rferg. Amcs for Twining, Spack-
man i3r .Sprout. Boughton for Spack-
Miles, Dingwall for Bailey. Referee:
DIR. Yates, Niagara University
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-24
DARING SPORT WILL BE
REVIVED THIS SUMMER
iiany Race Tracks to Feature
Stccplccllasing During 1915
Campaign.
RYAN MA KES PURCHASES
Some Wonderful Cross Country Run
ncrs May he Seen on Virginia
State Fair Track Next October.
Buying Horses i'm Europe Now.

Tho activities Of the owners OF
stceplochascrs about Long Island. Vir-
Sinia and Maryland indicate there will
hc a big step forward in the cross
country sport tn" coming season. 1t
is not unlikely that several new own
"rs VIII SPRING up from the hunting
set. In fact there are three Phla-
I"lphians whose colors may be seen for
The first time on New York courses.
Charles Mathcr. The addition OF these
mon t" the ranks Of owners of jumpers
VIII do much to stimulate the interest
in the Cross-coun,ry sport
Where these sporismcn are going
to gather mp stables is rather a hard
matter To solve Just now. as good jump
crs are not on the market in any great
numbers. hut there are some horses
for sale which might h.. developed, and
it is 2rcsuiaed they will he extracted
Toned and Joseph wi ,H teT and and Arc ii
In" owner OF tho good jumper. Blank
"nhurE, Philadelphia will he we'll rep
resented.
Thomas Fortune Ryan, who owns
the Oak Ridge farm. is said TO have
purchased II couple of horses in Ire
land for cross country PURPOSES, two
TO his farm recently which bore the
carmarks Of stceplcchascrs. If such
is the case, then Mr.. Ryan is break
IDENTIFY is going the right way about
the business by importing material
which is liable to give the sport an
lions with the local article
Get Irish nrcd Hunters.
MIR Ryan is not the only one who
has gone abroad for horses, according
10 rumor. Ambrose Clark has picked
up three or four Irish bred hunters.
$" 1t is claimed which he is school
ing across country and which he may
be preparing for the hunt meetings
and cross c"untry events at the fash
ionablc courses on Long Island. Among
others in the Long Island set who arc
having Sonc jumpers trained Is w.
X. toc who has ordered Election Bet
over tho obstacles. With Mr.. Coc are
David Stephenson. Tho latter has had
newcomer in w. II. Carter who is will
ing To buy three or fcrr good jumping
propositions.
SO encouraging does the cross-coun
meetings held in ;hr cast, which in
cludc i5ruoklne. N:rginIa. Maryland,
Pennsylvania and New York. the Cnitou
Hunts Association is at work on n
serial st"cp,cchasc much like the serial
hat races OF the last two years, which
afforded such good sport. The plan Is
to allow the subscribers to the fund
to name four horses each. with ;hr
privilege "f starting any one OF tho
quartet in any race to which they ar"
eligible. tho started not to be named
until the hour of going to the post
Such y novelty looks sure to provide
rare. GOOD SPORT with constantly chang
ing fields and good purses The plan
and from the association on who's.
tracks the races are TO he run, each
TO add an equal amount to the stakes.
so that the value of the purses will he
10 stakes lcsscncd very materially to
the horse owner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-24

HAVANA, CUBA, February So
Jack johnson. the heavyweight cham
pion OF the world. to-day announced
that he may not 20 to JuarcZ, Mexico.
At all. The big negro received Il cable
gram this afternoon from Vera Cruz.
CarranZa's headquarters. that the
First Chief of the Republic" is plan
ming to turn him over to tho United
States government the minute he steps
on Mexican soil.
II understand that Mister" Car
rama Is going to grab me if | try to
land IN Mexico" said Johnson. II re-
ccivcd n cable from u friend of mine
in Mexico advising me to keep away
as Mister Carranza intends to make
4 hit with the United states by turning
he can get hold of me.
We'll. then won't leave Havana. If
they want me to fight Willard they'll
pretty good place. and | am thinking
of becoming a citizen of this country.
And the fight game here looks good
TO me.
I'm going to spar ut Mr.. HIGGINS
newly organized national sporting club
tomorrow. Mr.. KlcEin wants me to
fight Sam McNcy here on April and |
will probably sign articles for this
battle in the next few days.
II shall visit the Secretary of state
tomorrow and ask him for informa-
ton regarding the necessary steps to
become Il Cuban citizen.
Il looked over home houses here
to-day and found two that would make
ideal homes for me. one is In Vedado,
and the other is Mariana Beach.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-24
JUAREZ RESULTS

First race : one mile = Florence
a hrirh' no id MGlrswGrtmi to !, TO &
tM"tt). to |, even ana . to -, second :
Avocado. 9S tBczanson), 90 to |. s
to To third. Time, $40. Wheat,
lie cad Mandadero. Rcy and Coos, also
ran.
Sccond-hvc AMI oncihalf furiongs-
To-, !, and to .. first: Anccstors). lOG
ond; Doc Allen. los tsmalD. 3 to /,
even. 60 >, third. Time, 1906 %
IiliN, Fcrrona, Bat Masterson. Winifred
-, Visible and orha Smile. also ran
IThiirdmones milr-Thomas Hare. 95
Noiaday, lo5 Hiccl, : to l. to l.
TO ;, second: Lado Mint. 103 (Mott'
l. ',d TO l. I, 10, Il > to l; third, Time.
SUGAR Lump. q. W. kcnnon. Swcdc sam.
Lady Young. Lchigh, Zinkand ami
Einckm2tc. also ran.
oS r t'!i,ar, aurlongs-, Minorioso.
FLORENCE Roberts. rs or. Hcnry), to
J.. 10 ., and out, second: Injury, Ill
.rI,ia % t" :, to 10 and out. third.
and Charmeusc also ran
IDA finacck. 90 Dezanson). 20 to l..
10 to l.. first; Kenneth. 10
:ck Davis. 1l3 Molcsworth). 10 To-
J. TO and = to |, third. Time. :OG 35.
iaJarorita. silver Tone. Yuba. Safra-
iofa, rye White, Ruvoco Wild Irish.
senator James and Martha Mac, also
,SS d,s,l,.ne. milc-Firs, star, 1l2
hrsi; Ansustus Heinze. 100 (AIott). 6
10 ], 70 and even. second; Orblcu-
ana i, to l. Third. Time. /: 40. Cordic
sue Bears, also ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-24

'-NNNKTOTE, MNSS-, FobrWnry "a
charley RriCflcy IiarvHrd's famous
foothaller has felt the sting OF defeat
Tor the first time I'm Harvard activities
!" was thrown for a heavy loss when
ne connected I'm the trials for the Har-
ward debating team. The tonic was AN
Increased army and navy. Brlcklcy.
ow"vgr. declared that h" Is coming
back for more ut TIA. second trials
winch are slated for next week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-24
willard StopS Training.

Ell l'ASO. TENAS. February 23-
Promoters of the proposed fight be-
tween Jack johnson and Jess willard
II JuarcZ; to-day refused to divulgc
.Iohnson'S whereabouts. 1t Is consid-
cred probable, however, that johnson
has sailed from Havana for some McXi-
can ports. possibly NanZanillc. reported
about to fall into Villas hands.
1T is understood that General Car
rama has ordered that Johnson be
prevented from entering his lines
on the ground that he is IA fugitive
Willard to-day stated that he would
discontinue training until johnson ap-
pearcd AT Juarcz for the bout which
Il, II also was announced that Tho
bout would not take placsc for at
least week after the arrival of John
son.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-24
Army sound Rcpnrtx.

WEST Joint, y. V, February ga
Preliminary work for the Army base
ball team was begun to-day, when a
big squad {! men reported to Coach
Samuoi strand and cadet Mcrrillatt
tn" latter the captain of the Army nine
The Army las a schedule OF twenty
one gamos. The annual game with the
Navy Will TAX" plac. here May ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-24
JACK JOHNSON ANXIOUS
TO MAKE CUBA HIS HOME
Big Black Decides That Havana or,
fers Better Attractions Than
CarranZu.
WANTS JESS BROUGHT THERE
Promoter Wants to Match Negro
Pngilist With Sam McVey-Wil-
lard Camp Refuses to Discuss
Whereabouts of Johnson.
Fight Called OF

HAVANA. CUBA, February -
The .ynck .i0hnSOn-IcSS Willard fight,
scheduled for Juarc1, Mexico, ON
March q, was mt II o'clock Tonight
officially declared on.
In an exclusive interview lust be
fore midnight, Johnson declared he
will not take - chance on landing ON
Mexican soil, Touring that Currnnzu
Will either hold him for ransom ar
furn him over to the American au-
thoritfcS in nm effort to rc-cStnb1lsh
favorable diplomatic relations with
Wash nStOn.
'if Jack Curlcy, who was to pro-
mote the championship fight nt
JuarrZ. transfers the bnttlc to IIu-
vnnn we cnn box there" declared
Johnson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-24
W0LGAST REPORTS MAKE
HIM SLIGHT FAVORlTE
Michigan Lightweight Seems to Have
Edge ON Lcnrh Cross In BOut
Friday.

NEW YORK. February o3-Thc fav-
orable reports on Adj WolGasts condi-
ton have made the Michigan light
weight slight favoritc over Leach
Cross for their bout at the Garden on
Friday night.
After n fvc-mile run through Central
Park to-day Wolgast worked for n full
hour at the gymnasium, winding up
Andrews. and q two-round wrestling
go. Tomorrow Cross will wind up his
hard work After his workout to-day
Cross weighed 1874 pounds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-24
EaZ1G5i Pollard

When the prep school season OPENS
next month the Cadets will he under
the leadership of Il player who IL he
ginning his third year an the team.
Pollard. in addition to his fielding
ability. IL one Of the Understanding
rncn in the league. He hn,. annually
made ~ place on both the foothuil, bnsc-
ball and basketball teams of the local
military school.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-24

ii.oE COLLEGE. y. &, February o.
-. IN u iaSt. snappy game Elon defeated
F.! ne strong Durham Young Mems Chris
van Association quint here Tonight
uhc score being l3 TO IS, in E.lon's favor
! ne Satnc was no walkovcr. the hck
n"ihE win f.lon. As usual, McCaulcy'
lion centre. pitched his team ia
ldrtcr victory by safely landing what
seemed TO the onlookcrs as Il super
Huous hummer OF free cnanccs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-24
WATERBURY TAKES SECOND
ROUND OF TENNIS MATCH

NEW YORK. February 23.-In one Of
me best matches ever played at uIc
Eew ORR RACQUET and Tennis Club.
+. Waterbury to-day defeated q ~
tecksch"r IN the second round OF alny
tor the national amateur racquet cham
Elohshin. Both ar" members OF the
nome ciub the scores. l6-l5. 1919
b-16. 1870. 1876
In the other matches stanley 6
etort!fner. Now York. defeated his club
Enate Greenville Clark in three straight
kameh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-24
nillou SION. ,to,v,rJ

NF.W NbItI\, trbrunrN 2I.-Juck DIE
;on. OF lndiamapolis outfought Johnny
Howard. OF Rayonuc, y. j., in a ten
round bout in brooklyn tonight. Dill
on dropped his opponent in tho sew
enth WITH right TO the jaw. The
weights: Dillon, l15; Howard l67 -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-24
Yuir \ppoInt. Co,ch

- MN II NNt.N, CONN, February ga
"!uGre" lonelnupcr was tonight an
a"unc"d coach OF the Yale football
rush line fer next fan. y two-days'
conicrcNcc hctwccn Captain Wilson, of
Yale: Captain CLICK. of Princeton. ana
Captain Mahan, OF the Harvard clcvcnS.
closed Tonight. No decision was
reached,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-24
Harvard WINS Hockey TItlc.

NEW HAVEN. CONN, February ca
Harvard cleaned UP the Yale series and
the American intcrCOiiCgiatc hockey
ChhmpirnSh!p Tonight by defeating
Yale 10 l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-24
RICHMOND "HELLO" BOYS
DOWN NORFOLK BOWLERS

TIL" Richmond Hello" bows ended
mn IN" series with Norfolk last night
ON III" Palace runs in thcir special
two Hnwce and Wed IN Tho third.
Williams did the best work for Rich
m9nd whi!" NlHtCncr was high main for
Norfolk. Tho final games viii be
rolled on tn" Palace runs on March s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-24
,.nchburg viii plny uonnokc.

lNNCHHuRG, VA. February 23-
t.lEh school viii play the l.ynchburc
mich Srnool here on Friday afternoon.
ular schedule of the locals. ana the rc-
mainder OF tn" games will lac in the
series for the state prep school cham
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-24
Petersburg Amateur. ory,,,x.

FRIENDS of amateur baseball in Pc
tcrshurE met last Night in the Red
Mems Han and organized Il six-club
league. D;t"ii AlcNander was elected
president. and Il: G. Jones. secretary
treasurer. committee to frame rules
!'tli ~ laws was appointed to report
ON Friday night, Applications for
lranchiScS were received made by
Charles X. Myers. for Chester; ". Is
Taylor and a Johnson. for Petersburg:
BENJAMIN Tatty. for Swift Creek; c. r
taison, for Ettrick. and II. j. Walthall,
Mutoaca.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-24
Nlnnrc L. M-inunr

, T'HII.NNALFNIA. Fchruary 23.-Wil-
lie Moore, local lightweight. defeated
Freddy Ncll", Of Boston. In the main 20
at Tho Olympia last night. The bout
wen: six rounds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-24

CHICAGO, FchruNry 23.-Mnnagcr
Hendricks, OF the indianapolis Amcri-
can Association club. has put In bids
for two members of the Chicago Ma
uonals. ana President Thomas prom
!s"d he could have them if Manager
i.rcSnahan would consent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-24

'IITVNGD, IcNruary 23---WlliiNm J.
I'.ilN) sullivan. veteran catcher OF the
thIcaro Americans, who recently was
released, to-day de-
c!dcG 10 apply to President Ban John
son for position as an umpire in the
NlMcrIcAn lcAEMe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-24
W'nnId Conch l,or,,nrJ.

Judge iioHcliingcr. an Old Vale foot
bar! star. wants To coach Nalc's limo
next year Several conferences have
been held. hat no terms have been ar
ranged, the athletic department an
nOuuCcd to- DAY
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Brief Wire Sports
I.rnycs Hnyc S,wucd An

RHSTON, February 23.--.amcs r.
Ganncy. president OF the world cham
pion Boston club, OF the National
League, said that with the receipt to-
day ri the contract OF Catcher Bert
Whaling. the clue had the signature OF
every member.
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Princeton starts Practice.

PRINCETON. y. j.. February ga
Nearly hfty candidates, including seven
of last years varsity re-
spomd to-day to tho first call for the
Princeton h"scball team.
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Time was when the local Y NJ c. A.
turned out some pretty nifty bask ctball
teams, but lately something seems TO
have happened. II is to be hoped that
this excellent gymnasium will again be
aNAilAhlc for the growing Mintcr snort