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After Hittin? the High Spots Even the New
Year Is Settling Back to a Normal Pace
Harry Sinclair Not an
Angel to all the Feds
Rumor Thsit He Had ?\s
nmed All Contracts rums
Out Untrue.
STILL TALK OF HIS
BUYING THE GIANTS
John J. Mciirau Around OaKC
M<re After Belag (?:ii |X
a*. Othen Have H
* ? amor ?? hici; ran at
that :
'
'
?
?
?
I
but thei.
In : ?
?
ttr do
IT?
Kar.tu- ?
?lito will look i. ? Ka iff, 1 ?
Magee and we. .
Brooklyn Tip Tops. I h? other in. n
will hase .
clear, bill of health hu? been prven t.
them by the treaty of Cincinnati, and
?heir futur.' will depend upon th?*i*
own ability,
Harry F. Sinclair "-fill arrive in this
eity some time to-day. He was ex?
pected yesterday, but remained in St.
Louis atteending to aon ? with
Phil Ball and Otto Stiefel, th
owner? of the Brown?.
Word ar*M H from the Mound
Citf last ni| Ir. Sinclair would
come here and : Ifort to
buy the aaueb
rred that
the peace comr
until' he could hi
with tl
I
a reasonai''?' i I -
It was a? ....
?
club
through to a BUCC?
? ? ? ?? ? repeated
John J. McGraw has beer. mir-sirg fo:
several days, ?,nd for the best little
we know of. John J. has been
nuraing i " ?
able to be trow
. ? ? wobbly. !?.
ing a trip to P'.r.i hui -
more to recur?"
The work of buildir.fr up
is going alor.g. The eiroed
r, a right-handed pitcher
Northwestern I
vesterdav via ?pecial deli*rer*f Km me
WM wit* the Vancouver
while hi? record la none too la
McGraw is ?I he will ein weh.
The dream of Contain Hti
George Stalling? and a few ethei
men was rea'
game preserve in Glynn I
(?rorjria. was bought aad ?itl?? to th??
prop? - 1
It part
,
atfttlt ' ?
. - and foai
ra , abool ",4:u
I ,', \*ltll th?
exc? pt 0 acra? arh ich
?nrior. Deer, black boar,
wild turkeys, plover, grouse, snipe,
plenti ..'..
ratai rl. teems a Ith tin'
baas, ' tinp and
.
\a'.uiih!.> s
?
The **ork of r? h? old
n the estai
j
When th? Si Loais Bro
'
groum
placed in a
? ? . ' c O'.il
:
?? latter quit
? I woods and th?'
? ?tl ii>
?
?
"I'd
??'.uK" s aid .1 ?>r,? ? ' -i.e*
-, ed the ONI Roman.
"I'll u'.* i' ? ilarjr, Irai i \*iii
ne*, er sell a abare ol stock. This club
Is my life's monument.*1
"I feel just the sane **..>.'
Jones, ";intl the success c.f the Sos is a
monument to me."
Hut Comiskey refased to sell and
Joi ai BV * Later Kobert
Lee Hcoiges tr:<d to pet Jon?*s to man?
age the Browns, but Comtakey kicked
up a rampa tl ? deal. Now
key will be pow- j
to stop him.
Dick Carrol is on the reserve list of
tin Ji ' club of the Interna?
tional ' 1 will report with the
? spring tr; Keep
in trim tl ? t fli
? up in the Federal Leai II ?
Carroi ? t-thi ' ; I
? ?? ,
at large h
? eh Rickey, eral ?
.-? ? f th? Browns, would he elect
Field
?
to remark that if'
t win?
nei to S1 I from
ro i?r,d Mes ammer
in the Mound City.
'* eh is pureiy ridiculous. Base?
? ime, even with the Browns
stomed to
? to five up their !
favorite ?port of ??uck'.r-.g bulk-ts.
Miller Huggins will not allow those
outfielders ?'f the Chicago Cubs to es- ?
? | ph for Cy
:;d Good, and may find a
place for Jnck Murray. There nr<- a
.,- ..? who
may come in for COni leration.
The rumor that Roger Bresnahan
tbe Toledo Cluh of the Ameri
?tion will not i It is
pel :.nd is
II to become u club owner.
Date Set for Adjusting
Baseball Differences
Committee to Meet Next
Week?The National
Commission Just
Talks.
Cincinnati, Jan
appointed at the recent mi I
,11 peao?- c ?
pate bel
? .onal leeffui
?? 1 at a meeting of th?
? onal Con. re to
"ipoped of ?
Why shi\ ?
This is warm Winter overcoat
\. -ather.
Tiree soho! months oi it ?Jx- id
O? us. too.
Just as keen to sell you one of
our staple "regular" coats as one
of our fancier model*-.
Fact is, so many men (young
men, too) are so much more con
-ertative lhan mo'l clothim.* MM
v.ould have them, thai are take
niinite pains to have all oui i oats,
lhe plainest as well as the snuut
:n the most appioved styles
?nul fabiics.
As well as*tn the least expen?
sive materials from which good
-er vice can be expected.
Not deviating the least little
! it from our ?high standard- oi
all-wool and fast color.
ItoGBM Peet Com pan?
Broadway Broadway
at 13th St. "It.c at 34th St
Four
Broadway Corners" fifth Ave.
it Warren at 41st St.
boa-iinf .M!cy. mili?- i a i'oe<
Tmbl* Alt
ypii*? -.
lb L ..'<-. Squar?.
Ifra tonal
tu lir?,
Suppll.? "?ata tiro? .
:
ot
dent .Tame? A. Gilmore of the Federal
League, 1'.- 'ward Barrow oi
il iorti 1 League, a repn sen
Baltimore 1
of the Buffala
Feden Leagu?
?
lay vaiiou-.
? do with ?
? ei ball affairs 1
?
rmalli and other
......
and plac? I ...
?
amber,
I
? the waiver questioi a SO far as it
the I I eaguc pi
?uk^ii up, thoi gone into, '
then laid over to be decided finally
? joint committee on Wednesday,
It i- alee known that there ar,- .,
? -'Il b.
? i one war or the other at the
the joint committee other
ind the In
ternal ipute.
What the i ? are were aal di
man high in hi
?
"II is natural that there are :t num |
? ..-. are bound to con- ;
is declared bel ?
two bodiea. N'?"1' ? i details aro
of im] must
? big i n ition?.
rs? will 1 that <
the Federal ai. I
- und the waiver que?- ;
.: | -'?.-? fon '
l can say very little, bur In re?
th? waiver < eal .. I
? decided quickly after th?
: lained to all of
?
Ano1 og of th? N ?
>n will be held Up-moirow and
? - probable 'hat the ofle? i
year will bo chosen at that ?
Owner of Cubs Back
from Hunting Trip
( ircinnati, Jan. 8. Charles P. Taff
? ? elub of th.'
National League, returned to-dat from
a thr h ' I anting trip in 1
expect? ? I.
councils of baseball thut Charles
. former president of the
Chicago Fed?, will tome to this ?
' ? ' ? :
? ? i abs.
THE NEW F ALL OOtUWl
vYfTM THE OVAL BLTTTC'er.tHiXg
Wt^>?e zwirne????) V___*e9^iNaS?rsat?
WRITE FOR BOOKLET OF 18 3TYLE8
ktHTTu?J?**PiT ACXX^AACA?. mQY.H?, V.
Teaching Friend Wife to Drive
By BRIGGS
llSTfTM, Vtaj
| SMCU*,* LfAf?'J
! To DRI>/? ?<
, ?r\n AtiD Ir?' -i
1You rouLD l
A*oD Mt5< T Ml
| AT Th( I7?AIM
in Ti-ai ; ue?*li?Jts?S
Ta rt i You?
POO i OFI
THAT
r>CCeLORAToK?
,LOOK OUT !
SrtuT <?? '
? ? CjJ_ !
IT'S r> CTooO
. ?(, I HAD
T>RE6EMCe ?f
MliMD TO rClLL
?m' i w6ifoe
To Mr
pY/aJt-a DA V
I SMAVi I
roPCiCT Voor
LxT'Wtri
Personal Touches Here
and There in Boxing
_By IG0E _
Willie Lewis Fays that a riphthat:
uppercut will end the oncoming r .
Jim CofTey on oea i-.*...;. Bight whei
Jim meets Frank Moran at the Madisoi
Square Gordon.
"Moran la a natural righthaad hit
ter, and I've been trying to
upon him the importance of ??
punch victory. Il-- Btanda more lik<
Peter Jackaon than any man that
ever aeon put np B tiand. Frank isn'
a star performer with th?- left hand
There were few great r.ghthand hit
.vho could <lo much with thel
lefts. To hit hard und timely witl
? ft ia a knack that the righl
thumpers know little of. If .
Mi.ra?. in action I bar?
. he walka in with hit
?
"I' hai ii!'.'. BJI been Fr;e -
to whip that right np
He pu er in 1
but I've been trying 1
much easier it would be to drive tha
aame ! il from the aama poaitioi
? a man'.- middle. Frank L
teach, Bad be admittei
that it 'ih a tar ihortef d ' ' ? "?
man's ribs than it ?a to bia jaw. II.
- the punch on Bill Mr
.. and Bartley Ma.Men, anil the?
I :?>! i*. ??
ring partn? ? ? arned. I rank ha
punch until 11
deadlj a man'i body. I know
. ? -. will r 11 \>'r be a?.le to get
away from it Run! Well, to l"
did, I think thai Jim will run.
a i en a men hit -
i n for a ci.tint of ten, and is al
waya utile ? repeat the dooe, the fel*
|OW who i- doing the oppo ?
?ant everything that spells confidence.
< offey will never forget thoea two
cracks on the riba, to say nothing of
the punch en the jowls that tlo. red
him on bia ear. I look for u runaway
', b "ii ami Coffey -.'ill do every
irld to i*rab thai de?
I'm betl n / n
Pi than 1
dick?
The Hon. Charlea Welnert. i
ark, and the equally honorable .lames
.'.-, Nee Jay, were or?
to prance for l
the en ? f the Pion? er Sporting
Club before they dare pleaae the pa?
trons of any rua! organization ?
day. te Boxing ?'.inn,
\ n!. d ? in h a sentence. V |
tacked on a littli
. ' rilan became
ahowed the eommiai ionen I
had failed on to.m i loi ? to?
\\ ben the bou*- were et lied "'*
? the men ?aid that they were
ill very, very ill. Thia waa fe i
be merely a aubterfoge, end et
ther plea foi mercy wai not forthcom
?:ie commiaeionera three allowed
that the boys were dealing for t]
torn of the deck and Uli pinned
te them.
Ia order that the whole transaction
? come under the head of law an.'.
regulatioaa, the commiasic
invited Mei ire, Savagi
drop ? ody and tell
th? m juat ? bey were ai
tered. Thia
. dneted from
the money ?'arried by both meo
the? meet before tl a Pioi rer 1
!* ...an Joe Gana we | ? en the privi?
lege of looking up a r . ?? men to beadle
'. a fight rig dates. Short; Raymond haa
... i ? | in that eapacit) ter the
daaky warrior, but the commiaaionera
already pul n the cold,
cold ground for - I I
which conaisted in neg ?
menl |1 to Zu K .
the , Jake
n b1 the Cl? rmonl : l
. . according to (?ans Poi
...-?..-.
to figl ? r Bartfield at N'.-v Haven.
a < d the commiaaionera that
Reymond'a idea el equality
? ? ? .'.' he ??.it |S0 ai d
Raymond pocketed |2M m a retainer.
. rrj Martin, and Bro.
Rayn ond gethered in 1*260, In a mo
ment ?if unchecked enthuaiatm Ray?
raond pa d his el eat of the
pur??'.
Chairman Wenck <**onfr??ed to hi?
crapulous confreres that he area fa
rom being ? Patrick Henry or a Del
DID thmk Un ? i
" in o. a ?? .. ? , i
*.er? who had bet the^. clerical fe?t
Boxing Bouts
of the Week
TO-NIGHT.
Pali ' Allai tir Club Vonkera? R?nnle M,Xei
and Younp, Britton Kld Splnoer and Ja, a
R>an. '
a. ?ipof-tlra Club Brookl?? ?Jonen.
Dundee and PMI Bloom. C-iHe. Papp.i ,r?
a>a?l Do.l? Yojnp brad, and b.-rilrp Hurle
THURSDAY.
pion,?r Soortlnf Club?K. 0. Brown and Baet>
Usai?.
FRIDAY.
Miflua aajSJSfS Carder ?I rana Moran and Jin
Coftey.
Harlem Snortlni Club? Innovation Wall; tea j
t, ri-ruur (J bout,.
SATURDAY.
Clrrmont Athletic Club Brooklyn?Grerie Chip
and Silent Martin, Yuunp, Drla.oll and Willi?
Jone?.
-_.
down on the manly ar? of self-defence.
Weneh thought -hat if he a/era Kiven
the chance (Istie 'a
theii ears that
the hollaba the red-blooded
v. ould he aquelehed until
doomsday Its? other member of the
m luck upon his
trip, told W? ? to sei nur on the a I
sion at once.
to Knock Moran out
tl ?? ? rat tin >. ' ? ? do it
again if fJoffej ?rill take ten rounds
???ad of hit?
0 t une?; in fa? III ? round," paid
Dan Morgan peat? rdny.
"H- ! younger, itroager and lust
as hard n hirtrr in lloraa, If he will
only parle*' his punches instead of
lo it all In one round. You !
kn? a J pica] Irishman. It is I
one of ' raita of 'he racp to du It
hnd do it quickly, but with a seasoned
Moran In front of him it
will he suicide to try to rn?h things.
Let him fl?/ht Moran like he did Smith
and he'll "In arith a knockout sure.
I'm goil er on him, any?
way.
SOME SHOTS OFF
THE FIRST TEE
K. ? professional of the ?>U
ib, Brooklyn, has suo
! Brad] si profes
: Club, near
?re from Scot?
land m 1914, and until last >ear ?ras
?al well known "pros."
-. duties an Feb?
ruar :?' L
Thomas L. McNaumra, former metro?
politan open champion, arrived hero
lUei at a
?ment store in this, city yesterday.
H, of the golf depart
V pri ? ' ' ? " ' W .. ' :- rhe i
?he Philadelphiu ;md
? itles.
?. former national nrr.a- I
ti ur cl employmoat
with a Boat ; ' ' i> arm yes- j
terday to _r" in h ?.. ith Joba H.
Sullivan, jr., of Brighton, ;. ? a pel
[aoeaard I ?jasas to America
from Wal "Pi ?ko to be the '
py Bollow i loon
? r be **ith that
Doyle, formerly
lyopia Hu lai achu-1
Biles !?? i
On? " Ifi ' ? i te sab if 'he "nin?-;
courses of the ?
State ?if Washington shall hereafter be'
known a- "hasards," inasmuch ai, pro-i
hibition wan . tal .?ie
on New Year's 1
Although tbere are those who insist?
that golf is largely a stats of mind, it.
is hardly h ni.-.-. ' ,1 * h?, assertion'
thnt an ardent devotee of the royal and ]
? ? game should be classified as a
"bag." _
"Strange how Jim ha? snch s hard
time ' i Bea by 9 o'clock,
each weekday morning bal can get up
at ?'? a. in. on I play iroif. I
? ? ;
? i ' .? '? . ? . J :., tUight be
'most sr.ybody.
HARVARD FOOTBALL
SCHEDULE COMPLETE
North Carolina ami Massachus
etts Aggies Oet Open Dates.
Cambri.li ? ' - liar
vard < allege footl ? ? dole of ter
fa in. Il '?:
Th. I 21, whir?
were ben th.'
were announced rece?? ??? taker
recpeel h . I-, bj the Ui ?' North
( arulinn and the Ma \ -?
(ij.'iral ("ollere.
1 he oth? i ' ? ama whieh H
meet durir ?
???I temb. r 23, ?ire Bet? ?
ornell, Uni
??. Brown and rala
-?ni" to be played tnia v ai
? '?
Chase Not Barred
from Baseball
fhieago, Jan. S. Hal Ci I
baaemaa, who Ifft thi
Sox r. ?
P?detela, will And no bar ra
?
day that R< free to algn a
[ ?aver from ti i tie he
could c.t.
Rowland is e\ . . I re from hi.?
home m Dubuq i morrow ?
..-..r the eai n'a cumpancn with Mr
' key
_____?*
Athletics Announce
Train i ii?; Pia IS
Philedel* '
phia Ano r ?
: ? 1.- or
e.i by the A
dur ng the spring training
en opening aeriea with
i nla, at Si I
March 23, 24 and 25, tl
divided Into two teams. On?
onville, F!-., March 20 arc
? ?:. .. "ries:
' ,'.- d \->ri 1 1, nt rhattn
i, T-r>n.: April ,'1 r.nd 4, Knoxville
' md ?. A*heville, X. C.;
l Ve.; April 10
" ? .il 11 and 12, Newport
. Ya.
? i remaining In Jacksonvill
v. il! play the following games: Or
Man ten Braves; April 1, i
and 1. !'r
Jacksonville on April 6, tha
? as follows: April
Nationals, at VTeycToes,
P ledelphia Nationals, at
? . s c ; April 7. Phlladelph -i
.il-, a'. Rala ;!'. N C; April h,
?r k ehmond, Va ; April 10
Uyn
NOTHING DEFIVITE,
SAYS DR. WILLIAMS
Indianapolis. J?n 8. !'r H I. Will?
iams, the University of Minnesota
ill euch, returned te Mil i
. . aft i n .. ? ? .'.
V. hen nue*.- ? itlvo to a report
??id be head coach at 'i i I
II he 3aid:
rU? -?.*??, members of the
Y I committee requeated me to mee*.
ew York on Dee? I .her 21 and
? | ?
rtaln that
nn\- proposition ?? ae and
juallv uncertain whether if made
11 woo " " '?".
SfOTCHMAN WINS
.MARATHON RUN
Edinburgh, Scotland^ Jan. 3. The
rhell Marath a, of I f'e.-n mile-,
, by 6. Met"rea, of Scotland,
? ? bed '. ahead of
liana HMmer, of New York, second.
'?" Hoi mer :
? -ni in last year's i
tace.
HARVARD TRACK
MEN TURN OU'
-__-.
Sixty Report for First Practice
A Boom in Boxing.
I By Telepraph to The Tri I - '
Cambridge, Mass., Jan. I. Harvard
winter track season opened her?- thi
afternoOB, when Captain Bill Binghai
called out the 'varsity and frcshme
squads to the Soldiers' Field boar
track. Although more 'han sixty cor
didates reported, as many more are ea
poetad to come out to-morrow and nex
day, and as the Crimson has lost com
paral fon of its best men sine
last spring, the prospects for a tear
here are regarded as bright.
The work to-day was lig-ht for th?
trink nv'n, who were again 'n charg?
of Pi.och Donovan, who is stortirg hi.
tenth season, ?rhil? Eliery II ?'lark, ar
old 'varsity athlete, a member of th?
rirst American Olympic team in 18^8
and an all-around champion, was in
charge of th?- field event candidates
who worked in the ba?eball cajre. Clara
; slant graduate managt! of ?th?
ief e? at Harvard.
Eliery Clark has started a boom in
boxing this winter, and this afternoon
rhan twenty men reported to tne
instructors in the gymnasium. Several
of the 'varsity football m.tn, Dick
Hart . Era? it 5? uey and Ken Par?on.
, as did Waatherheed
and Whitney, two of the substitutes
Archie Roosevelt w.?s a member of the
-quad and worked out a little against
( ??arley White, the lightweight, who
most of the afternoon at Cam?
bridge. Young Roosevelt's father, ejt
svelt about thirty-five
years ago, was rated as the best boxer
In Harvard College.
TINKER FAVORS
WHALES OVER
THE OLD CUBS
in Combining Hie hams
He Picks Out Fourteen
Former Fed Player..
Chicago, Jan. ?,. Joe Tinker one
n.an who dije?, not ov.r. ?*?? up* ? -r
of the National .' I ab}
Fed? ral. Of the fifty-aiz pla er ? ?t?d
under hi? e?.rr.rr.ar.d by th<
B the Cuba end Whale
cideil to retain only to 'if
? ? . |f fourteen will be Wl sa
The name of J - ?ras
orr.i""d la the (??*???
out, but om? time .??? I i
the opinion that La d be
M '
Will tie offerer: r , . , ,.
ehaage for H< ? l ?
to be diaaati &ed ?
Red land.
In 1
fared for tele or rel?
?*.-|r r or but ?toi der of what a
r ? sed i ? ' ' H<
of tl
,
IfcConi . ' ?
Filbert Pit . "
ha? withstood the big I?
sides in rtr.e atria for
while MeConaefl oh* ?
much in fast company. 1' .
another named to go. *
course, la a bad actor, but whei
Is a wonder. Few aril] <?';.; ble *
retention of Morder?: Bi i
old veteran of bygone years
In what esteem Tinker hold? Flick
an Zwilling il appartint when
tenda to relea?? Wilbur Good -Teak
| Murray and Cy Williams Th? lait
! named la a player of exceptiona
? He Is one of the fastest m?n ?
I game, baa an arm of itoel, and eai hit
lall kinda of pitching. Tinker has ?eur*
lit te retain Frank Schulte in | rofaa**
ence to this youngster.
Joe Schultz, purchased from Brook?
| lyn last year, is MOthei la
I go. and there are fee
? than Schultz. Th II a?
; tended, but Tinker's list o: the l as
! be releaaed or traded, and t i to be
retained follow?:
Players to be held: Pltahatra ?
Vaughn, Zabel Cuba), Br
nell. Bailey, Prendergs ' a ?
Who
Inflelders -Saler, Zimmerman,
ligan, McCarthy (Cuba). D
and Tinker Whales ).
Outfielder Tubs), Flack,
Zwilling and Mann i Whal
Catchers -Archer
Fischer and Clemon (Whalee).
Players to be sold or traded: Pitch?
: ers Pierces, Humphriea,
j Douglaa. Schorr, Bobbins,
j Standr dge. Hogg Cub
?Anderson (Whalee).
Inftelders Keating, Bet : I
I Larry. Phelan, Planer
1 Farrell, Hauler, Frita We
Pechous, Weis? and Jack
Outrtled'-rs -William-.
I ley, Allison, Murray
i Wnaies).
Catchers ? Bresoahan, Hargrav?,
Wallace | Cubs)
- a
I Phillies Re-elect
Officers for Year
Philadelphia, Jan. 3.- All the j
officers of the Philadi
: League club wer-- *
! nual meeting of that or*
j to-day. Pat MonV cam.* b< re to ?r
, range with President W. F
the spring training of the Nat.onal
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