New-York tribune., 1919-09-08

Johnson because
vanity BE-
oned the players He assumed that the baseball
interested the strutting rawlings old gentleman than
blushing
pared to the "All Highest" of Organized Baseball.
Rupert refused
compromise nep
developments shown
methods his primary
Of the battle to oust Johnson. is merely incident
The political inside of baseball always larceny stuff
muterngs magnates bored
the fans time and again The magnaes the background but
the does know his place With the
powers more base
ball and less maudlin magnates which consummaon devou
wished.
May Be Third League
NLEss octopus there
than possibility chat there will be third big The
behind the fight money o
upon project they knowledge
Of the Johnson methods in trying crush opposition which
knowledge of baseball success
And they will have the baseball fans behind
1t Johnson who talk into
baseball making sport People beginning
dstrus organized baseball being manipulated to-day.
The itself clean has kept
why the of baseball should just
as the game sef The who have thrown down
Johnson will fight until they
will start league
Commission Nears Chaaeinr
as is as so' time as to reform baseball from he The
frequently discussed rehabilitation of She National
ruling body baseball should be year
man OF the National Commission should be who
any club or in league AS the commission
nope 10 have the confidence Of the There
there
People who baseball particularly interested
entertained by their days beverages were much
better than they want ow
particular interest of good
ball. This members of he com.
body
eesed decisions baseball reorganization of The
commission is delayed the worse it will be for baseball
Naenotes Sfuyt Pyofseeri:sg
vHY that l1agnates are 50 utterly
bereft Of thought that reason advanced by
Charles Ebhets for raising the at Brooklyn
% 'e "e"oes' 'ogc advanced BY magnate Ebbes declared
wider than those at any other ball park
Now Garry Hermann,
demanding pavd in nine games
instead of the traditional The Hermann
eongate the series and collect the extra oates
is that people that The park is too small
TO accommodate them ALL AS worlds sold for the
series 1t is hard to see how this will let in
1t is the of the made Mr. Hermann
turn phanropist with such fearful ociud might
deprived OF the pleasure of seeing the worlds series
was one of those shosighted magaes
sisted that the schedule of the down Now that
sees the interest in baseball he
series and get further profits and enthusiasm
he questioned at the start of the
AS chairman Commission and coan;nna+or with
Ban johnson there Hermann will pct the extra games
and the extra gates That proof that the National Com
needs reforming Baseball club
' anu '"ee Is no excuse Tor this late hour proheerng.
Interests in Boxing Vanes
~ ena JACK Dempsey has been offered something s175OOo
to box Georges French At that rate
sey- willard bout should 20 % he gate receipts of the Denp
not what Rckard the promoter
one OF the shewdest in the would make anything
] q ID OF lon up on the bout He barely The
III professional
present ~ sN N'"N -
Inc 1act That Beckett the Enghman
american hight heavyweight that the English boxer
Mt antagonist for Dempsey Beckett seventeen rounds put
e american and McGooy evidently trained on something
stronger than the local beer for he for skating on his
" 's" court Road week or two previous the bout.
That One-Horse Race
DISTINCT novelty introduced at the Remon p Prak
Week III 'ne form OF onehorse Evidently racing
hs from rush of According to those who know racing
RECEIVING heavier patronage has been since rau
" recover from the shock of the betting bill But the
OF racing should on the loyalty of the
lon0"ng few exhibitions and there will be
cloeQ 1allng OFT in and interest