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Fritz Mai-sel Says He Is Proud to Weai\ the U?W of
Wild Bill Donovan
Gold Dust Twins Do
a Little Act Again
Boston Saun Performs Just
a Shade Better than
( alifomia Sam.
GALLERY BOYS BEG
IN VAIN FOR ACTION
Smail Crowd S es Boni and
Exodus Begins Before Tenth
Pound St.irt*-.
U. ?? ?|',,l l !! \\
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and ? ? .- i.. ? at
npht.
?
? .*? perform
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For
?on Ss
did ??*
nant i
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:i left to *
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I ol
? fortj
lb? L-nn to
. s ?larlci '
? gallery
? i New York
. '
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, ?
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? ?? :*h tl.e
k thi? j
? ?? r part
. '
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p WSJ
? ingly
.. it*. -'"? i
; ? n the
?
snguid
McKay.
? ? ? It Andre floored
?
ftive An.?re hail all I
?
ta bo srltn *
ms to Andre's
ling Andre
was v He
lotike-' ? ' ce, Jimmy
ral earfnls,
* earns
tinder ?? ?if Mr.
tlei He
old trade last night
ed the Boer into the
\
? o mu- ? ? ? nn-human
punch.
He
has ? ?? hind
? crowd
ral'" The
-riding
.
i i the pro?
?ti'trr
.lack Reed had cut aim- Stanley's face to
in ? bad
??* y at ?
en ?hi?
to i-uve his
Oft"?"!;. -(?,!.
? I fans ar?
their cs I -
? ?
small. ? Gard
? :'. ! buy
made a?, to where
?
' Mndl
. appointed
? ?'
?
? of the orca
Ihe mich- ?.lull in the air sug
festS men s overcoats in winter
weights.
Revised pikes suggest reason
for buying non- l>oth for now
and next Hinter.
where does the wear come?
Jh.it s where our "Shirr" col?
lars are pure linen; 25c each.
1?! i Rfl J'l i r C03IPAXY
Bl fdway
at : ith ?St. - rrtMthSt.
Four
Broadw,.y Corners" Fifth At?
stWairen at 41st St.
Be It Ever So
Humble, Says Fritz
.monta*; t!m?.e ?? h?> * il nea-od th?
Deasi ;ui-\\ S-Sal - < arter - W hile ?.ill
pool l'un''.?-t ? c?enla? ??nt, Frilr
M.ti-,l. ol tin* Yaaka.
Whoa rrita- heard ?he ?erribif
r! nit,?*- alla.hcd In John Franklin
Baker's parchaos he decide,! ?<> re
pur? imm?diat?!? It? lind Just ?ha?
hi- status *aaa,
I rit/ had n.? rlirer?, lo gl?e o?er
llu? ropOli ?hat he ?.at? to he traded
to the W hite Bos for Joe J.irk?,?n.
"I he Yank-?," he said, "arc good
enough for me."
\\ hi n asketl ??ha? position he e*
pccted to he ?iwed in ?his ne\? sea
?on, >1ai-el replied substantially BS
follows:
"I txpeei ?o lea?e ?o??n to-night,
but ??ill meet ? ou a week from Mon?
ti.?\ on ili. . .ml apodal paaslag
through BaltlaM-ro. Vet, I think
we'll ha?e quite a ball club this
? car.''
BAT IS MIGHTIER
THAN THE MIDIRON
Ball Players Win Big Golf Pool
[ \hibition.
In the i- I .* '.f pool nt least
? ' ? M .
I'pon . f John '.'.': '.!?'- pi
moran an.l
ninkiiiir nitehcrs,
, ut i.''. ?-?'I Gardl
? ? ? nt young ?
In an lS-hole medal play round Don
.' utpoinl .1 '- .'.r*. r ,.r..l
White by th?' cour-.t of 70 m 7.-. Thll
was followed by an l^hole match play
? ? n the two ball players ben;
ip and ! to pie?
.T.r Wood were to?? a
? ?
Smilinc Bill i-i ons of the cariest "olf
? i? ? . r mann u! itl
' the si
. " : ;. ? i'. ' I ? '
'
te had only
? .
? -, ? . two
< ??ere j,\?amp,-d in flit ' r
. . rtiui Wood hni'
- ?? than eight 2s, enough to I I
fa Vardon ar.i a D, I >ro
? .-? ther.
\'. ivsn SBBouBee ?hat if
Mr. 1. ' ing un an
. y Will he
quite ? meei any other t?1"
in the world, Ds Oro sad ShoemakeT
? rod.
Columbia Coach Starts
Battery Men to Work
1 ??iikley, tif the .'o.ur -
bla ba ? ? torday
from his winter residence it Ilion, N.
Y., and forthwith called out th?
tery candidates. l?ec<.
only fourteen men. eigr.'. pitch
ers am atchers, appeared, ai
more formal call i? left open until to?
day.
A few minutes' practice was held in
the baseball cage in the gymnasium. It
tossing the sphere back and '
for the purpose ol loosening ui?
winter-bound ?houlder muscles. Georg?!
Eddie Shea, right-hander ,
.'nu Heck, the southpaw, -if la?'
? on hand, ai also won
? I.ano. tir?.t catcher, ii 11 < i A
Mo it promi ling >f
uro C C I.i? Tour and
'?? ' ? - - II, each t.f
. freshman hall.
Splinters and Cinders.
. Many athletic enthui SSts who at?
'. the farewell dinner to Ernie
the Swedi ih coach, are
proudly exhibitinta' ,t memento of the
occasion. The remembrance II a piece
of cloth, an in? th, eut fn>m
? overcoat of the genial Hjertberg.
had to fall back on a foreign
to protect him while
aboard the Oscai I!
Horace Mann .School will hoi 1
St next Monday
*.'.?? 22 ! R? gimen? Armory.
f\i i ntry list of 460 boj - has bo? n
ropr. ,- thirty-three
the 1'ast. I Ki.r !
ham. C. < . N. V-, ?'olumbiu ami Man
will star! teami in the medley
race of one and s quart er n ? -.
obtain admission t.ck
ets by applying at their school.
S'ewarV athletic faai are booming
.
held there
John I O'Hara i ail man of the
n charge.
K patl :ck, who wa?? the fll I
? S half-mile un?i?'i 1 :~>1.
n W
on the ?. lei path
? -. r be t quailed f?>r con-:-'
?. one ?ear
\ A coach romped
S ?? .r.iii-r in twenty i
the watches registering better
than l \ railroaa journey of el
? lid not proven* K
? froni attending the Hjertberg
larew? '. ! I ?
Fordham Tren. Five Wins.
Iham Piep ? team
? ? ? ? ?. : rom Ml i .
; v Academy at 11
re o 1 ? ? j ?
? ? l ordham Prep
? i ? -, foi the boms ?
I i:? the knot of s f.-ur-in- hand
?T bow j?, r.? e?j . 2 fot .
Ui.rtt.lv.alxKlv.?^'.!..!!..-., Usa
Kelly?Silenlly?It Can! Be Donc
By BRIGGS
??OOD N??-.HT. I'*
QOirsity o\J^R lo *]
Jack DOVC? S - IM*? -*j
? LOT Of Ot-0 *'
??j 'i.ts-7 ? ? ? ? .
..' . ["ft.-?/-V '?
.?i. -*?*-.-..**-**;???
'/?*/?<
--?.
9AM I kXGFORD IN
HJERTBERG SAILS
ON THE OSCAR II
Half a Hundred Friends Wave
Farewell tu Athletic Trainer.
With half a I undred friends a i
? I, Ernie Hjert bei g, the e
the Swedish truck and r i ?? ? ? ! team,
?? tclav after
noon ?m board the Oscar II. The
athletic trail i profuse m his
th.it.h- tor the kindly mann
he had been treated ?I ?
gangplank iras being
11,), Hjertberg ei
-hat he t . . ? ' ? ' .1 i in a few
is with his team of ;
athl? ?
. on board the (isonr II were
William Spengl? r, of the,
Jahn Malo ? I Rita's
t ?,-!,... . liia, at-..I
J ihn Karpinski, of the Clc
.i box?
rnf,ri?e thu
team ol box? I 'u a
s part
m -i s< of 1 imai | ? I by
newspaper.
Fast Union live Defeats
(he Quintet of Williams
e
??
bj ?i
? J... Tin'
'
.'1 the lor.-.l team led
. ? v,
. I
in the poii
came I
National Guard learns
Play Hockey To-night
Th<- ilicy of th?- N'u
ird i ' r a ekey is con?
when
?rimei
\ ? meel
Appl?
en? a1
the rie as c
Mar?
I othei
?
? ??
Greek-American A. C.
Gets Wrestling Tourney
The metropolitan wrestling e-ham
-? ere award? rht to
the Gi .-Amerii athletic Cltib, the
dates 'April 13, 11 an.)
1 *>. '1 he cham* ..:',! inclu.le
match? ea, from the 105
1_rrestl to the heavyweight
Newark's $1,000,000
Automobile Show.
First Regiment Armory,
Paaoes \?? ?mi ,i?? sj
Il \ M le n r M
February 19th to 26th
Take Cars from ]
I.KM.VI. MOOD.
Heard at the Sign
Of the Cauliflower
_By W. O. M'GEEHAN -
Te--, i, Rickard I d
pat .m the Bew
Moran : -rht H? '?' mr'"v
y( ?,..,.; would take
, - Garden ,,:'
? .- Forty Thieves
fore,
to the d.
lMmc 'Arrj Pi Uok, who was sai I
holding out for a hunk of i
'? ? i thai
Mr. Pollok, in collaboration with Jaek
I'urley. had planned to hold a ?? restlm?.
match
show night,
have been lal
impresslo
that M? irs. Polio ? srs of
? grai got the notion thai
i Richard in s coraer
and frisk him for bis il ?? b? "re giv
ing up the dato. Bui not so, ann?
Mr. Richard 'Andsome 'Arry I
arrived al the Waldorf yeaterday boar
ing the dat, 01 s si platter and
handed ?I ovei to Riel ir I ?? ? s
of i.-. Anyhow, that's
ti:<* impression that the spendthrift
i. u t.
|| learn that e\on in these
grasping days the piril of self-sac?
? il es still Bourishi i. On the other
band, it is sad to feol th.?? ons so young
s -1 :. Pollok i t.?-come
aflliet,
As aooi SldavitS are pro?
duced pi '??- .? ? ?.lity of Pol
Ink -uni Corley the Society for the Pre?
vention of Cruelty ? Tes l.;.-k;ir.l will
. ?! I hi mi ??.!" r- of the oi 1er
? keptieal
Rid ..:.:-. worn
now Ii health of Jos - Willard.
? t-olii gets better pretty
Richard will !,!'?' ahoard the
Twenl give Jess ths
ones over. Nol that * much of a
doctor, lut ho wants to look m-er that
pals and d its has
, regarding
Ml Wi!lard's ailment.
The I ? - . i h -, natura
'?'? . ? . .. . tak,
?
my o
.- ,
that il
hl] inbecoming 'nur.
ehami
? tie.
I *.. ?
v. . i i I.' ... josl three
dayi before the fight ???? th Mi I arl
? Id out. an.I things looked pretty
blue ' .'. : .. .?. si s pro
moting ths bout. But -unit* one who
? bout to conn- olf tried a
- trategy.
He went to Willard ard demSflded an
?.mptoms. "Where srs
you lick "" he tie*nan?!t !
? il on hi? bread
features in
;? plied. "It
ter."
"Isn't ti...- ' mused the dip-*
ifferiag ?he
little ??? -i is. Hs
th?
? d >? illard eag
eriy. "Well, if thai -?
"f ' like one of
? r, Jess will have
to be ma? I remain m bod
while Tes Rickard is ?.cnttering the
content? of the big pouch.
***eem? to us that there is an smazing
smoual gnoi ?rice aroun.1. I
estcrday a lady whom
in gar led si a person of
* demanded the lig
?' ths title which appears
? column.
"Why, it meaas cauliflower ear." ???
: ? ? "Yo'i know what a
..."
.- the repl'
. iliflowi r a
DOl U| ??ur that
?
?atni it appear in any
..
? ?i t IS 1? ?or ear
??en Kill Broad, who ha-, never I
posed as a literary man, knowi what a'
The Fight Log.
TO-NIGHT.
Van,l".illt A. C?Jo? Brjill.y vi. Hippy Hi
honr?.
?sa Pol? A. C ?Chnrll? Shank, IS. Youn?
N lekrv.
Eari Sen fort A. C ?Hujhay Roildan ?,.
i.lfnn.
C- Silla Nark ?,. Carry Pn>l?n.
S ATI It DAY.
... P. C.? Dutch Branut ??. Kid Taylor.
fSlfSBl A. C ? Aiirt Andar?an ??. Willie
Statan l?land Club?li-orja Lynch y?. K. 0.
Clfmonl A. C?Charrplon AI McC?y ?I. Italian
jj? Baas.
QsilSlBSfS A. C ? Mlka Smith ?,. Jo? MsNTj
:-. II ?? ha.? ! ?i, ,,'
re ?? .! I. that
i?, boul i I e lily whites and
the i- nents of the art .>f the
Marquis m Queen iberrj. < !.air?
man Frederick \". ? r i ?. ?? t?..? Boxing
Commission .lui a Patrick Henry f?,r
the Langford ?fcVey-Jeenette eom
? in, but the two upstate eeinn ?
rere obdurate. The only way
that the < olored Heavyweights' i
ran make pork chop none*" in tnia
vicinity ;.? to keep the little old league
going.
At that it might have been perfectly
safe f,,r tin' eommision to sanction the
: boul - I bei s are not many .if
tin lily whites who want to ?s'i> up
ni a,n?- Mistab Sam Laengford. And
there are ?ery fee* who can. to staiul
Bgains? that straight left of Sam
? ***s.
Th.. ? , ommission baa a mw
for the g.neral uplift
?:.,l rellnemenl of the game. The?e
will noon be promulgate*!, ami
. 11 look fonrard t., ? higher pugi
li'in that will make the shade of the
Marquis at Queensberry feel that he
ha. not labored la .
mmission w:!l ponder
i fea over the problem of
Benny Leonard had in hi.? glove
. ? :, h? m? i i'Brien at ?j ra
Edward Patterson, who manages
laj ' al ? -eras a hoi
??r a biick. Whir. . lioner Pra?
ps! ite he will examine the
there is an) -
Shamus the eon
bicner will And that it was ;.
of bi ?ckdusl
! be forced to believe that Benny
?? ed bis i mi h a ith a chunk of
n asonry.
Colonel John Reisler, known tonco
rially ai John the Barber, waa found
inniving at the aaeapa
I I I J? BBOn, who was tO
fought Sam McVey at th>? Har
\ C. laat tree? I? -.ems that the
: broke from thi ? . ist a
: to the Harlem < Hub.
aft? r him, but John?
son ?ii'l an Eliza over the lea of the
hi.rli" snd wa seei
ir.i Cos < ob, < ?mu., through a dl
srd.
defenee of Colonel Reisler, ban
mself, -.x.xs roosl eloquent
He ended with the pathetic i-uestion,
"Why ,ioi-s everybody pick on poor
.Iiihri. who Baver shaved a guy agair.st
the grain n. his life'.'" The courtro.,rr-.
resounded with cheers a?e the verdict of
"not guilty" waa brought in.
B] the Bray, < Bienal I'.*>t?ler presents
the gold belt thia evening to th?? most
.: la.l on the eanl. Charley Leon?
ard, r enny, the r!.?;i.g young
lightweight, w-;l! tiickle Kay 1:
\ S'ack a'.I Carey I'hi'lun will re?
sume a little argument they ha,l some
?
An. - tine
, Young Ts ? ? ? ? - Dutch
Bi ?? Il to-night .. .. Ath?
letic Club Ife ing Payl r, ?? ha
from ? 1er another mon
aber, ha? <i.-.-;l ,i that boxing la more
?
Brandt aha ia a Hollander, saya that
b bawl - ? ? , :
agaia :?ft?-r to-night The boys are I
really ?juarrclsorae.
BOXERS GO DOWN
LIKE TENPINS
Three Knockouts Mark
Bouts In Amateur Tour?
ney at N. Y. A. C.
Boxen fell like tenpins in the pre?
liminary rounds of the amateur toi r
nament which bogan at the Sow Y?.rk
?thletie < ? ' Of the thir?
teen bouts ?hat were held three i<
lilted kl Its, while the referee
stopped mas of the other.? before ?
producer? could come.
only bout that went the
uled three rounds was between Fred?
Hamilton, of the Union Settle
?. ai d Joe .lanuz:, an una'
performer Hamilton was the winner,
afti i -m extra round.
A total of one hundred entries was
received for the f<mr classes, and ??h in
ng time came all but thirty-aix
were on hand. Ten of the?, were
barred from competing by being over?
? eight,
lorn? - Su ran, unattached, recorded
- nockont when he di ipo ???
Jume?. Gutti - attached, in the
:t ? round of the 130-pound elass.
When Guttman ???a.? reeling !"-? |
around ths rlns ths referee
Pete K?/bb, representing the
Morningside Athletic ?'lub. fig
| the second short bout, when h
Edward ?' Gallagher, from the Union
Settlement, to tne floor in the
r< und.
William Logeman npheld ths honors
Club when he kaocked
out Prank Powers in the second round
of the IN pound das?. Logeman
proved loo experience ! a performer for
Bis rival.
Hamilton and Janussi furaiahed a
thrilling battle that had the Winged
Pool men applauding heartily. Hamil?
ton forced matters in the first and see?
sad rouods, bis clover footwork and
jabbing earning him a slight margin.
However, the rugged Jaaussl kepi his
opponent on the jump in the third
round with hard punches, and at the
end the judges ?IilagrOCO. An extra
round was ordered, and by assuming
the aggressive from ths start Hamilton
received the decision.
Lou il Sea i? Ii. competing unat
tached, violat%d the Queensbery rulei
bout with Philip Murray, of the
Young Mri ' Christ [an Aasoc
was disqualified by tbe referee,
il.a eass will be taken up by the r??.:
istration commutes or' the Metr?poli
\ lociation.
lummary follow-:
THBEE lim *.i?s i SUOaS i.nil.li??isK RATED
,::?.!-? I -
In thtnl
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? n Barf *M Ban I .? ?? A ,' .
i. '??*?.?! ii i, a r ???? i
? ? ? . . i:..? it u.? Iraq-Mil a ?
M - ... V M i A , itf
f?*?tr I l. S mdall. uitattael
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50UCY TO A?D
WISCONSIN ELEVEN
Cambridge, Mass., Feb. 17.- Ernes*. W,
Souey, end on th.? Harvard football
'."am of lui paar, said to-night that he
had agr??- : to SSSist Dr. Paul Withing
ton, a former Harvard athlete, in
coMhiag the slevea at the University
: WiseOBSlfl BSXt fall. ??? sddi d th i*
I 0 a/reement Would be signed until
? fter th.- close of the eouege vi r.
? understood that R. .->. ?" Kin-,?
I John Pot., r-;. both crimson hack
playei ? ? lost season, will
?? coaching cor\ s,
Cubs Sell an Infielder.
Chicago, Pob 17. Harry Frit;.. ,.n
1er, was sold to the Syracuse el ib
i.f ths ?eW York State League to-iiiy
by th ?"hicago National League club
Manager Tinker booked an exhibition
.'ttmij with Syracuse for June 11.
Grant Has a Hard Tussk
With Bassford in Singles
mm._
Former Indoor Champion
Is Twice Within One
Point of Defeat.
ONLY POUR LFFT IN
STRUGGLE FOR TITLE
Dr. Rosenbaum and A.*M. l.ovi
bond Defeat \V. M. Washburn
and A. S. Dabney in Doubles.
By JAMKS ONKAI.K.
There was nothing at all funny in
?he match between w-,:.<? C. Orant ami
Abraham Bassford, jr.. in the. national
indoor tennis ehampieash p, at the ?th
Regiment Amary, yesterday afternoon.
(.rant, out to win his lixtb ? tie,played
wt'h deadly .seriousness, and Beaaford,
out to win his Brat w;'h even more
earneatneae. Several rjveatlonaMa de?
, lions and other untoward I fippenirig?
put more of a strain than ever on the
, layers, ami when Grant hul won, ? I,
II ?', 8 2, ;/'.er twice having been
? b point of defeat it *j, noticed
that the two playera dl 1 not shake
hands.
Nevertheless, when the two left the
dressing room it was "Wylie" and
"Bass" who spoke to each Other.
"Let's go get a ginger ai-," invited
Wylie.
"Surest thing you know, "A;, lie," re
B , ford.
That is the effect of the game. The
Id fi lend i ware mortal ai ? i
on the ?? lurt When the du it of
liad ...'tied again to the armory floor
the ease was tattled out of court, an
ible readjustment taking place, at
A si.rt ,,f on agin, orf agin, otf
agin, on agin, Plnaigtn arrangement.
Going, going, gone ar.. most i
players In the tigl? ly drant, B,
Lindley Murray, Alrieb H. Man. jr., and
Watson M. WasM.irn are ?eft. There
:.'.??? [air? remaining in the
,!',uhli'?i anil six player? in tfi.: con?
solation ?ingles. Missing from the
doublai teams are Washburn and AI
fred 8. Dabney, respectively E
doubles champion with R. Norri W
end former holder of the same
rith Nathaniel W. Mies. The two
foil in itraighl seta yesterday before
lead) : tying of I?r. William
nbaum and Arthur M. Lovibund.
cores >i ??-?? ?; 4, B 2.
.Man p;.*. out George King, the hockey,
acrobatic, sprinting and vaudeville star,
to the tuna af 8 -'. B ?''.. Thus the
former Yale expert is bracke'tei with
Grant to flght it out in the scmi-fina:?
of the upper half They will pi?-- to?
morrow to determina which one will
mee? the winner <?'. the Murray-Wa?h?
burn match, also to-morrow The
(?rant-Man match would be run I
day, except for the ted that '/rant and
his partner, (j. Carleton Shater, are
scheauled to oppose Rosenbaua and
ond this afternoon in fhe only
ll of the day. The douhlos
t for Tue day, and the singles for
either Monday or Tuesday.
Bassford, who was expected to make
fflg figl t againat tiran-, hail his
eeond set ar. I t! re? I?
is Grant rhe bad i o? beei i ?
I ,?:.,!,'r th.1 Bra and itea
the Hartadale player's attack, pulled
If together. I.assford Wd et ?. ?)
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ui for? mate remarks from S-?***
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Il mes "fa*,?-*" Rowland,
t.:' -.?-i? Chingo White Sox, refased to
lily a Malsel Is
-.il he was or.lv SXC4 Sdod
lack of leriousness by H Id Bill Dono?
van.
"Msisel ;-. ? fine little hall player
and .?o is Jackson," ?<a.id Rowland, la?
conically.
Nevertheless, Rowland ne?d? a third
?acker. A first rate throo-cushlBB srt
? roald make the So.x almost a one
two certainty. Rowland is sweet on
former shortstop of the Los
Aageles club in th" Pacific I
League. Terry h;* .-?-?? and 'eltie
In 189 games.
"He is the best looking ?hortstop I
ssw out of the majors lost season
.??aiil Rowlaad. "I ??ill use him at third
at.I keep Weaver a* shortataop. Of If
Weaver fits in well at third and I
think he will maks the best I
baseman in the American League i
will shoot Terry in at short. Then
Klackburne is a first class utility man
in either position. ?>ur nee.i of a third
baseman has been greatly SXBggOl
a tod."
J. C. DUBB, a ( ; ' Btl a?"..r. " II
be the principal o'.?:*,er of the Cleveland
dun. according to Ban Johaaon
m agnate i could not iave ? harles i-om
ei a to th? American League E si l
offers tu ink,- over his bas,
- ??ere refused by banking friends
of ***omcrs.
"They ?vatitod Somers put ot base?
?aid an American Leaf i
thdrity yesterday. "It was the opinion
of tht? bankers that SoflSOrs's other
business interests needed his attention
more than hasehall. In other words,
that he could he successful in anything
except baseball."
Somers was, more or loss, forced to
i'eft-r to the wishes of these Clevt
hankers. It was he who ma.:?
American League financially BOI
back in the s?,,rmv days of 1990. ?
?very Americafl League director is in?
! to him.
.lohn Gal '??!. SS manager of the
Brooklyn Federals, and .Je.- .-.ug.Wn, ex
Detroit and st. Le - t, were those
at the meeting Who have been ?
into the col 1 by the baseball
(?anzell left B soft job with the R
ter club of the International l ? ig .
i,-?) to th?* Pods. He managed thai
than two month?. Thofl came
Sugdoo, veteran catcher, was attach,
to the scouting staff of ths Lou
Browns, !-.<?',.!? r Jones bas snnounc. i
previously that he will dispens- with '
tcouts this season.
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h. The Scotch ) AfWk
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