New-York tribune., 1920-02-23
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u playe-unnamed, Of course
be backled betting
baseball The who have started this whispering
ostenatousy virtuous Pecksnf
when that made the that he about
to discharge duty which he owed to society.
II the players guilty (Which not
verchased but merely pered) thing do would be to
gamblers part
the matter Of dcpnng baseball players do not
cpned for minor oen while player with big batting average
and drawing the box office with murder
player always mpsramental and un
reasonable. for
do>not whisper anybody out of
and get with it, they anybody out OF
big all that
is coming to them and perhaps shade
But baseball player has the right private citizen to
te himself against being tried and condemned by nnundo court
Of justice would hold that Consequently the magnates ought
while before they get tangled another lawsuit the backsn
the second organized baseball declared
Moreover the public certain that the baseball
whole competent to such those that started
the whspngs Some Of the estmabe and others
are not
The Magnates and the Fans
THAT magnates
the do not trust tho public recall that
club? It's property please
He will right through the bottom Of the
Baseball semipubic institution The stand the
criticism whether the like it not The club
baseball
fall the willing
at all hearings concerning baseball but the mudd majority usually
prevail.
The handling Of baseball enough
the which Of the
bunch OF gents begin whisper behind doors the in
ference that they get with something
ference often right If the expect
them when they distressed they have take the fans their
fdence and keep them there
The magnate piles his worries for himself It's
the Of the
unless the cards gummed.
Ne,o Blood Is Needed
BOUT week from to-day the the South Southwest
will be all mussed with players getting ready
promises be the most that baseball
The hodou gradually deciding back Of
them have received for the though optimistic by
nature willing to gamble that this will be lively A the
have arranged the prices Of admission
disadvantage Of the
1t be hoped that Of the marvels last into the regular
playing for faces
in the last few Cornelius McGcuddy only
willing his time
probably because Mr. McGcuddy has plenty
Let hope that the develops
Young Frank Frsche young men Of
sde fact they have
been living the gamo of other days. but
always The for blood and then blood
Battling Nelson
pieces that have heard for some time
is that Battling Nelson the lightweight Champion has in
heted small fortune The last time the
he was far from despite the fact that fairly h
bankrol when fighting just getting bv as
the saying is, but he complained
When Battling Nelson champion prosperous be a}vv
surrounded by ock of the ring game
They outed him into foolish investments quite his
money In FACT the Battrs bankro beating than
the Bate benes The bano was
aattene about simultaneously Bater he was rather
lonely and pathetic figure there al
never much Of boxer To me
always seemed triumph OF matter mind
OF things But he his best and he
had stout heart ropes hope that the Bale
keep now He realized the bitterness % h @ ;
his
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the biography pzagter without learning in the
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