Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-25
NEW CARDS IN SCANDAL
TO BE PLAYED THIS WEEK
prosecution will Present Evidence
Exposing New and Scnsa-
tional Details.
GEORGE GORMAN OPTIMISTIC
we Have Filled the Bases and
we VIII Send in Pinch-Hitters to
Drive in Runs" Says States AT.
tOrncy.
GEORGE GoRMAN OPTIMISTIC
lRy Associated prcss.I

'fil'AGO. July 2i.-The prosecu-
ZION IN the basebal trial win nI,y -,
'i'ai cards during the coming woor
s"''hS evidence which !; is said
'"P"Ss ntw and SENSATIONAL de-
'"liS of The reported deal Ihrn,,.h
"h'eh II is charged that eight formo-
tHitaso White son players conxniro,
WIN alleged gamblers TO throw ,ba
~ worlds series TO Ciucjn,a,t
= ''H'"S expected to COrrobora,o ,ba
mana ftpry OF Bi!l Burus nd-
hit'ed accompIice and states wines
VIII b" called to testify.
INC hEht oNar admission Of ,bo
"'""' Jury confessions or Eddie q.
.''''' 'iaude Williams and Joe Jack
V". i"r'hcr White Sox players. VIII
"r re- uih,d when court Couvcncs Ia
""r'ow with Hartley Replorio
i3Ih'.r assistant states attorney. who
H'rt't"u tho Grand jury inquiry. rrnb,.
I" continue his tcAti,nuny thar ,h.
CONCESSIONS were mad. Voluntarily.
ana mat no promises were mad. IN.
three players.
'udEe Charles 4 Macdonald. who
'!hc'v" IN" inquiry. and Harry Brig
, ,'''', iutr ma" OF the grand Jury. also
VIII testify FOR tho State. IN. ,lcf.nv.
thrM may place tho three players on
"a" stand To testify they confessed
""dcr "urcss ana because Of prn,n-
'SrS concerning immunity they claim
were mad. them
WIN tho original copies Of these
statements. the waivers of immuni,v
S"'" /" nay" b""n siGHcd ~ tn" men
aud many other valuable tloci,n.p,s
missing -stoi,n according 10 st,,...
hu"rhtN-'h" prosecution IL present.
LnF its cvidcnc" concerning the con.
LESSONS with tho iurv absent,
II Judg" Hugo Friend rules ,ha,
'h' testimony is Cuup"t"nt ay CYL
dcnc" drspit" tho lack Of original
documents, 1t viii Dc repeated before
tho jury.
r. "we haye nlea the bases. said
George German, assistant r.ato's
attorney, Who is directing the osc-
cntion. and now after tn. CON
fession matter is sct,led-Ye VIII
send Joe G"deon, former ST. Louis
player, and Billy Maharg, OF phi!a-
i"lphia. as piuch-hltters. TO drive In
the runs"
Besides corrohorating much Of
h"rns' story, Mahars VIII. according
t" tho state attorneys, prcscr, do
tails OF the case which were not
known even 10 Burns. /, was indi-
Gated tina, ne would testify that the
PLAYERS arranged TO throw the anal
game OF tho series and did not aban-
don the alleged conspiracy after the
second game, as Burns said he was
told by Chick Gandu. Sox arst base
man
Gcdoon's testimony will deal large
IS with meetings OF players ana the
alleged txers in hotc! here during
the serics.
Tho dcfcrae has score OF wiz
nesseS, who. the attorneys declare.
VIII strike out the states star wit
ncsscs M attempt viii be made TO
prove an al!bi for David Zclscr, Of
pes MOlncS, who was identified hy
Burns as man who helped direc,
the alleged conspiracy under the
name @! Bennctt
pthcr witnesses vi" testify that
some Of the players Burns said he
met In Cincinnati hotc! were az
morning practice at the time Of the
alleged meeting An attemp; also
viii be made 10 prove that Carl Cork.
OF -. Louis. was not IN Chicago at
tie time ne is reported TO have told
Harry Redmond. o: Eas; 81; Louis.
his, tina, ne was the lille red head
from st, Louis who started the whole
deal"