The evening world., 1920-10-02

N~NH kANNNhNAA 70 NNt NWnNAn OF AuN
Yankees. and that Capt Huston and
Col jacob Rupert have Announced
their intention OF coming here for
conferences They VIII be accom-
panied ~ President E'fazeo OF the
Red Sex. a
WORLDS SERIES RECEIPTS TO
PAY TRIBUNAL.
After outlining the plan and sug-
Eostlng the selection OF the three
most prominent men that can be in
dueed 70 serve on the proposed trib-
unai. the letter sayai
The mere knowledge OF control OF
baseball by such men would Insure
that the public Interests would DO
frat served and that therefore oil ex-
istlng evils would disappear.
IT Is proposed 70 appropriate the
necessary expenses FOR this tribunal
from the Worlds Series and major
league receipts High salaries auto
,maticaily would attract men OF the
type desired
"Eyery one connected With baseball
would be absolutely under control Of
this tribunal. II an owner committed
an unethleal act the tribunal could
reprimhnd him. fine him or even re-
woke his franchise.
Likewise, Il would be empowered
TO establish a proper relationship be-
tween minor and major leagues"
\ states Attorney Hoyne and Assist
ant District Attorney Charles II. Els
ton OF Cincinnati were In conference
for nearly an hour. The Cincinnati
Prosecutor Is investigating the base
ball scandal In 20 far as II Affects
violation OF law IN his territory.
Hoyne wasted few words in ex-
pressing his ohagrin at the conduct
OF some OF his assistants handling
the baseball inquiry before the
Grand jury during his absence. He
soon had the difficulties ironed out,
and by the end OF the day II was
stated that with Mr., .Hoyne's personal
addition to the information already
before. the inauisitora the indlot-
ment OF three more ballplayerg and
two more gamblers could be expected.
Hoyne. after reviewing the high
spots in the testimony presented. said
he was convinced that conspiracy
charges would stand against the play
ers and others against whom indlct-
menta have been voted. Evidence
which Mr.. Hoyne ran across during
Naslra Ia
probably arrive In time 70 be pre-
sented TO the Grand jury on Tuesday.
when u viii resume. lie has a detec-
tive agency at work In New York.
II have evidences that several Of
the 1920 games were hNod,'" said Mr..
hoyne, "hRd have information that
the forthcoming series was TO be
liked. While 10 New York ! gath
cred together loose threads Of 1920
scandal IN baseball which would far
Burpass that OF last season. II APP
peared that The gamblers had met
with such success that they were
brazen In their views 20 pollute the
national sport Rumors OF their
crookedneas were floating from the
dOorsteps, as II we're.
And there was evidence too,
though had not sufhcient time 20
run Il down 20 a certainty. But left
numerous trusty Investigators In fae
East and am expecting them 20 com
plete the work l started
What will be the resuit7 / will not
say az this time, but / will venture
the assertion that there Is more and
bigger scandal coming In the baseball
world"
The Jurors are said 10 be giving
much attention TO the baseball pools.
regarding which little 30 far has been
said except IN Judge McDonald'H
charge 20 them. Information limiting At
a number OF Chicago politicians nigh
IN positions II aaid 10 have reached the
JUROR Indictments are considered
more than n possibility. according 10
well grounded Information.
When Mr.. Hoyne arrived In his once
he found a letter from District Attor-
new Swami Of New York. The latter
offered TO aid the Chicago investigation
IN New York n any proof OF crooked
! work N New Yofk could be discovered.
President Week OF the Cubs was
before the Jury and testified regard
ing the effett OF gambling on the line
up OF players. Veeck said be was
|, convinced there was no crooked work
: IT, the game OF Aus. 81. clyde Elliott,
motion picture man, related the re-
suits OF his unofici ] investigation In
r a. alleged thrown gamos made at
COmiakey's request and Bubstantiated
testimony previously given In the
( confessions Of the SoA players.
Witnesses scheduled 10 appear when
+ the Jurors resume arei Hughie Jen-
ninEa, manager OF the Detroita; Fred
r Toney, Benny Kauff, Jean Dubuo OF
} the Giants. and Arthur Fletcher OF
I the Phillies. Jennings Is expected "a
be on hand Tuesday to tell about
gambling on an extensive scale In De
trolt.
LonEworth Hopes 90 stop Ball