Arizona republican., 1920-10-23

Manager John McGraw. President Stoneham Fred Toney and Benny kauff of the New York Giants and others testified concerning the man who during his major league career was known as the prince of first base men,
 This testimony was said to show that Chase approached Abe Attell before the 1919 world series and asked him if he could raise S1OO.OOO with which to pribe the Chicago players and if he then could place large sums in bets. Attel was said to have gone to a New York gambler. who has been men toned in connection with the jury in- vestigation, and also to have ap- preached Sport" Sullivan on the prop osition. Chase, according to the testi- mony. also was said to have ap- preached Sullivan, telephoning him from the room fin New York occupied by Jean Dubuc. former Detroit pitch CT. Through tho activities of Chase and Attell. officials said the testimony showed. the deal which threw" the world series and wrecked the cham pionship club was arranged.
 Benton Present During confab
 Burns. former pitcher for the Chi cago Americans, Cincinnati Reds and Philadelphia Nationals. was brought into the deal by Chase, it was said. his work. according to state officials. be- Ing primarily to superintend the plac- Ing of bets. Dubuc testified some time ago that Chase telegraphed him the series had been fixed and "Rube'' Benton. New York National pitcher. testified he was present when the tele- gram was received. Working with these men. the testimony was said to show were Chick" Gandil and another play CT. who were said to have represented some of the Sox players fin the deal.
 The Jury also was given the name Of Joe Gedeon. second baseman for the st. Louis American league club Gedeon was said to have witnessed all of the 1919 world series games and to have been intimately associated with some of the White Sox players. He is on route from California to tes- tify. It also came out that the trip made to St. Louis after the announce nnent of the proposed reorganized base . pall league was partly to question Nedeon. Johnson, who testified today. said he talked to Gedeon by telephone. Joe Lloyd. head of the GreNt Lakes Baseball pool was one of the witnesses tesfifying today in regard Co the activi- ties or baseball pools in Chicago. He aaid he did not consider the pools as
 gambling. looking on them merely as a .""tN0h tAAARNA NNFOtAs
 The Jury will convene again Tues day when Ban Johnson has been asked Co appear again. Godeon also is ex- pncted then.
 RoTHsTElN WILL TESS UP"
 NEW YORK. Oct. 22.-Arnold Roth stein. whose name has been freQuent- " mentioned in the Chicago grand fury Inquiry of alleged irregularities in the conduct of the 1919 worlds series. said tonight he would leave this city Mon- lay for Chicago and would tell the iury all he knows about the baseball scandal.
 Rothstein said he had notified the Chicago authorities to this effect: had waived immunity and had made but one request that after his testimony he is Co be given publicly clean bill of health and freed from further connection with the affair.
 Ho said his testimony would show hlm innocent of complicity in the de- hauchery of the Chicago American team of 1919.