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BEFORE Jury As;'!i:jI||:;::
PROBE REOPENg
MCGraw, Gleason, Jennings
ToneyeKauft, Fletcher, Due
buc and 0'Neill viii Tes-
tify--Will Tell of Deals.

CHICAGO, Oct. Resumption OK
the investigation into alleged "fix-
ing" OF major league baseball games
today thought several more baseball
notaples before the grand jurys which
was lrelieved as a special body 10
conclude the baseball hearings after
its regular sessions ended last week.
Only uEttters pertaining to baseball
will be considered by the jurors.
Manager McGraw, Of the New Y0rk
Giants Manager Gleason OF the
Chicago White sox. and Manassr
Jennings, of the Detroit Tigers, were
scheduled to appear today, and 9TH
ers who have already arrived to tes-
tify or are expected soon, are Fred
Toney a69 outfielder Benny Kauff.
OF McGraws club. Jean Dubuc
former Giant pitcher. also was ex-
pected to testify today. Shortstop
Arthur Fletcher. of the Phillies, fofT,-
erly with the Giants. and Tip
O'Nenl. former presideat OF the West
ern league, and now IN the business
office OF the White Sox. Will be other
witnesses.
Eddie Collins Of the White Sox.
and Ray Schalk, catcher, VIII De
called later Assistant states Attor-
ney Replogle said, to discuss tecfl-
nical baseball and show now =
seemingly slight error might have y
deciding effect on the result Of ~
game ~
McGraw men, 1t was said, are ex-f
pected TO tell OF alleged attempts
by Hal Chase and Heine Ztmmeruali
TO induce them to throw games lNs
the National league. M JOB
Duhuc was in conference with Am
sistant States Attorneys LlghtlqkkH
and0 Replogle Yesterday, and Tas
said 10 have given them informatlpis
that corroborated "Rube' Benf0As
testimony that the 1919 world Hrs
ries was fixed" for Cinclnnau oisl5
win. pubuc said he and Silly kNrnfn
Giant pitcher, had heard rumoF4 Iq8k
ltte series was 70 be "thrown 81
| that Burns han gotaa 70 CinE39n B n
and then wired him g get eiiw 6listi
cinnau.s do Y7avs
Testify coneerning alleged dNhphesfx Z
Lannon's players during the igR1aHlass ri
SON. Reports that the ii4h9$ -
worlds series. which ,o<1aiAib n qafs
were t'flxed,a however, wctP HdEi9B Fl
10 be untrue in telegram M fsfhl6ukaD
New York authorities yeyte H4u'Ry
states Attorney HoyHflsdP PI1fS eTff
members of the Whit9,I
however. have charged THAT dt1e1T1
former teammates. whoej ejfeTfT Siis s
bended when indictmeDtNnwfS sl3a.h
turned against them, "th0fgI g9Hle
on the last Eastern triB itpI 81 qsEJIa
insure Cleveiand,s Y3nHtp G, ,nok1sI
American league pennaHh aniT .H r
President Heydler. o5BhesI Itkkff oflnk
league, and President e4phDB9n .ssfakI
the American league. lfAEfo@ xpeffa5fs
before the grand jury s9A9 e6tsIdr >
worlds series has ended;s2nitaam adj
Col T. L. Huston and JaAAh 15abnJ
pert, owners of the NeM HpFk A6qekiE
lean league club. and AgEy .!9raVfss
OF the Boston AmericanBosre1fp EnssEflI
to Chicago for a co9fefen enS9aoF VI
Charles A. Comiskey, gwnefr of 3f1za
White Sox, and other tbaSeR9 u dqk
ficials. in connection wit]ytpe1@ @a4k1
| hing scandal. IL was learned tQARX4
The meeting will be held wthss ahisF-
noon. nmoo fNsIEM
The four magnateS renFfssntT 6a8
American league minority whlG GhrhsH1
I'll peace was declared &tothe sleafss
meeting last spring. opRassasI If5EfS51l
dent Ban Johnson. ba9tllcrfuQo
Frazee recently proposAd tha6as5n
cry club owner in the leaglifNif ~
lComiskey player to replA9ff bhe 69eR
suspended following the-Hetufn ot
true bills charging them with an-
eepting bribes to throw tms 1sI4
worlds series. NWNN
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