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THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL SUNDAY. APRIL 25. 1909.
Complete Summary of the Latest Sporting Events and Gossip of the World
THE RESCUE OF THE
OFFERS SHALFER SUIT TO
CHANGE HIS BATTING FORM
Swing at Ball.
Him man Scbaefer, captain of tha
Titers hue m arañil opportunlt) if
win a $76 mu "f clth foi lllln ' 11
iiitn season, without having !" ahow
ana I concerned eauraij "iw
German's atyla at bitting., MmiriWa
ni results
MciiMWfi (a wont to take a 'nil
i-alllg (ill Hi' ball III awOI'ta 111 II"!1
iter It and i" eM? Nttta lb tb
wu at baas Mta aa paoult Onca
in a while ba i Induced to shorten
It Is swing, ami to ineel .mil chop ll
the imii Oflatrall) iba fonaenuene
in Improved oBoMatl) until a H
lapses into iii" "id ways Tnla spring
Jnvntnca offered hint th Mil "r
inih.'h if few would atan to bat, and
won iii continue h ; ti i i k la In full
gannon, as canchad to do ay in
manager, tba laitei being confldenl
thai, by stepping Into tbu ball, and
labial u abortanad awing, the captain
would get hlghfi in in' averages, fui
himself besides getting on tha baai
much Bioic often, foi II' i; " " I "I tb
if U 111
Th ufffi wan accepted by tha
It am captain, who has bean f m l t f n I
HiUn far, ami who h,o looked fII up
ni UM plai" rm ii man wha la only
lust in i .m int in ).i gam,
li innkai a grai dual or difference
in in taani non often Bchabfat anta
mi riifi inn. Hi i on of thi bi st
baa' runnern in (ha Innffut ami ha
la one of tba n iiici i atol player
In llic i .nuil n wh' li mi Iii llir ni l'
upport unity, un iln pitcher la llbbli to
gi iiiio ii bul through paying loo
lunch attention lo tbi runner, attd thus
tu he farced eiinei to sin k tna bgil
mar in in nlk ,i mull
'iii in- i madman on those baaa
this yciM" ' inld Bi bsafei 1 1 1 other
,i.n i n mu wild han i gal "U and
keep tboaa pitchers and Saldan woi
t lad muí nondei lag
tu "in .in
and rolls
II sh
i I
m
I
mid I II be ill shape ti, lakp pari In I
bad lurk. The Oemiail Is Jusl w i iih !
lug Into slut ne afi' i hi- long iv "it
muí he promlaci '" i"' nisi us good a!
ball pl.ivet j he hie- bPeii ili.'se lin-tj
two lien na to seasons
PALATIAL BALL YARD OPENED
DaiK of Phesrieiprna Athlet
In the Country Will
Persons.
Half million itoilul Shli..
PloiH.leitdiiu uhlcb
workmen bava been imav
'
:s Finest
I
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FAMK
fPORTJNG
Gossm
imiv mil
i in an '
i 'hlcago clnb
i winter Kveri
l oi .1 ui tu i
maj not pin
.il all Mils Seaaoti Poor
married this sptin. gnd
lust
more fsslt
younger social set lien
of last season Rvers i
l the cliise
EloutlCéd i hut !
who thoimhl Jubntn
and it
I'Ubi will
her second
look" no u Ihougli th
i.. palled upon to And in
baseman for the ronvlni
Hill
ot $"" I,, a
fall of I89Í
J." U ' lell . niailil
Cleveland am
and '" s i
Inn, I ho
HO W Pill l"W II 4,
I retí i le- i n
n I be gam it r,. had k
leadme Hut. i h alternan In
!y lipped
I after tin
othr a ell knows
bit iiip ir..l it 1
sM ilip
i
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SHRUBB DEFEATS ST.
YVES IN FIFTEEN
MILE EVENT
Unes Himself breat
(amost Middle DÍ8-
in. Morning Journal Bm1aJ laee4 U'lra
run i
II' in
win-ii eight mile
ihrubb had h lead
lag) (wo mill's si Jfvea made inn
frenchman
lis l"'-i iliiti
mlil not male
I In. uMl ball
i ui stn
I Vis vv. nt ..Il
n hb ii si n i ii him
short patter
I'rllHi.'l IliN gri
faster
liiwi r- 1
Khrubb
,i lead
i ..lu ll
In Hi lap I
i- ut In I
Ills lost I
I If II
rte!.
JIM JEFFRIES SPEAKS.
ii ie icelia o In
( liroiilcle
I 'en net
: vn.l ihe s. niite sal an. I ii.aive.
I At th.- . I'ltl" Is In burled,
(Teddy' heading for tin lungle
j ii, I Is sllelil. III. u'e or less.
M 111" tall, se. ma Dttat a whisper
sni.e the ehamp of champí
let I
la lln .1 tlty year
Til, Weill. I listen
lili mi. I
Itni th. lr aprecbea wnn I impress '
J. in us' aieeeh and he "aid "T" 'j
I AYERS DECLINE PLACE
IN RUSH I F Afi! IF 1 F AM i
Pi
.1 it, 1U1 ag" Sex. I
..1,1 " Wetrn
i n. " ne o ..te Bader,
1 " 1 1 renueati
I'N'.II "I Hie W"St
,t Tip
n Pague i., suapend 'hp player ecl I opoi ran waa onaa nmi. a u tw ni
hat giv'ii He in mini atonday lOlatoH ll Ihi finish of an exciting game
,,"tt or gel Ho black mark. n H' Chevx Chas.' link this ait. r-
.ay j noon A fun 1 saiae was played In vhieh
ilglii lo- Billa rtl hmnmiiniil the ,0. - 1 ... and Vice President Bhei
n.vv y .11 i, j . - 1 1 11 Wright i man oppoaed Ceneral Clarence I: Kd
' mu 1 1. hi. m a, ni ib amateur nil ! wards and captain Archibald Butt,
ar.l rnamameai ..t Ih. 1 1, del fetratu lis forwier winning
ih 1..Í1, ,1,1. al.-, 1 In 1. I. Mlal oli 4b
MM la I'ii;iI,-i KilU I ol. -Ion. in
In- gaad lb' w.-sleiner's third I tan Dleyo Cal.. April ;'4 Tin 1
i ' gbd v iciorx in ii.. touraaaaettl WtWatanaon, an Knglish "remittance
' - r- - 1 man." aras killed lo re by a Maw fr. m
l-l ol r.'iOPl a ek. 1 M Karl II "pknis
I leant, la what ! ( ti.iby ought ,n,, ., , , ,. .,lks 1,
. . in weight -a voura? It ,
a r,., wnn e ,
v.. 1 li . listo
-am gaining st
h anil bowal
ul- I
ly
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WESTERN LEAGUERS
OPEN SEASON
T
i
j
'nnitpfi StroilPPI '
I
Year; Piospectsi
Than Last
Good Foi I
ill
igiu clnb hint'
Vlchlts ara t )
six. Tobaba n ml
new cltlea admit
n association
It ia almost
i the romp
ible to r. i a Hi
trength "i il
i"X"
, h i iiit ion season
iii porta fron
that thla yeai
ub Indicate
I be faater
Weati i n
T lav
malMeaguea
i by ni. big
ii line tip mi
on lili the
ngthened
ii"i iinlv i
ills.,, piayi
m iii. i undi
flint ilny
atrongeat club H ha bad sin
eblo .is admitted to the leagui
I'u-
S
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nave oeen nun linai .1 ny tin. ciui
I trams In tin- N.it .i ! i nil .Mil
1' .'K Ul'S
I Denver will ..is., have a .-t
, ti am than it did lust year. An
! i" infifid. two ne catche
new pluthera an. i a new manai
addition to all nut two Of hist
playera matte no tin- Denver roi
doubt b
l, Hit tai
m Moines
igthenad b
v playera
1 1 r
ill liuht hard
NOTES
Mi
r I mu
the puljllr in .
1 be i ii ' 1 1 ii i n g hi
".rounda.
1 "l I' t'in. t he
.iten. I
h
mlturle ft i.
"all ili it, in IwpVpi
Imsn't cii Mile it.
Ill 'll IT, íti
that h,
form1! ly
ii,
i r
Itlili
1 1
Utthnti
Minnei.it. i paaaed a bill allowing
Sunday ball lictweei! the It. nil s ni' i
bad '1 p. in The fans are now li".iiiii
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M. ubi. ix ataPlttburg .
icceaaful "i all he youni
St (kPaaon Will he I"' a
the must
HURSDAY
gueatlon Mark finished second hut
d that Hetz .g or the aiantalwaa dlaquallfied for rouah rldlne
i it is
if tie Wli
I Op win1
Klim; i
i partm
iring April and May that II II
in h a.- a man's life i-- u orth tn fl
i rentage
if
Barry, with tin cijnts
is now with Milwaukee
. beat h . un 1 hiring
lining I
leaglli
ar. er Harry .ia eii ..n ni-.i .
teama than am other man mi record. I
Boat on, Philadelphia
Icago, i 'in, 'inn, iii. si
lie ,it Amerl an leagU.
In th" way hp moves alumt the fli Id
ami In polnl of phyabiue Clyde Kn4 .
th" Highlunderr new left fielder, U .1
ringer" for liig Kd Williams,. n of the
.id rh ' g" h.inipi'uis under Pop
Mison Kngb is a heavyweight, bin
l.i can g. : over the greuiut at ,1 rapid
rate and an play in any position. Hi
st, in, Is up t.Miiessly at the plat arel
look as It he might develop Int.. .1
i reinen, I.-,,- hitler. Williamson w-igii-fo
.'mi pounds when he played short-
atOP for Clsj ago, hot h w is hyltt '!.
nis teei .m i , nvered a world "t It 1
Clahh) wins Willi KmM'koat.
New 1 o leans, l.n.. April .'4 Jimmy
Ttnbby "t '"imago, hi i.te.i .1 knockoui
. er UI 1 u Griffith of I'ne 1t1n.it 1 hi th
rmirth round tonight GrltM Hi w a
n poof . "tul i f i.m
4
It. 'lb 1 ins w reatllng Waieti.
4
. .I K
if
at ft
'ii- t.i
d Jim
Louis 111 a uiestllng mateh
nhrhi L rnnii'ii.. deti
Oalvln .. tin span!-final
lull Makes I.immI al Goat
ahtngton, f v.. April :4 Pr.
- ,.,. , lhai iho men had nwarrel .1
A .,,,,.,. ,,r ,)lliri,,. . ,. ,
pnxiiisi ii" waa
i
rest' d
tJ 1" phoaoaraph given war ah-
solute. y free May 1. by The
Futrella Kurnitura Co. j
GIANTS HAVE STAR CATCHER
ndun Meyers Is Fine Batsman and
Has Good Arm.
.lnliii Meyers, the ful I blooded ludían
catcher of tba (Hants, promises to be
one of the mom plct ttresn.iie flgutes cn
'bi diamond during, tbii aanaon. Ho
already Ih !be talk of ihe players on
arroiint of bin remarkable ability aa a
bluer lip Ih ibe heaviest man in III'-
biialnaaa. Méyara Hp the banm ai
I'M pOUnda, and il la all mild flenh Hi
ia over iii feet tan.
Meyers was born near Rlraritda,
Cal., anil Is a full blooded Miaaion In
dian iii' Wlonga to tna Cuchilla tribn.
He :ivs thare are M,000 of tbam out
tbar. inn b' eacapod. Mayari basan
playlni baaaball for money when he
was quite voiiiiK, anil when be wenl 10
Dartmouth college later on he was not I
Blile to play 00 thO college leatn on
account of bis having been ;i profen' i
atonal Mr atlll atoara hia Dartmonih
aventar,
Mayan' Ural bit as a ball player was
in i lie Trlatate IciiK'ie lie Mien wt'iii
J njittt Mont. Later be joined the
i (tt. 'a"' "'am of the American naaocia- j
I tlon. I.asl season bis bauiiiK average
j Was 190, bUl he bit over ,380 several
''n"'s
Mayeri Mas a wonderful arm. and
during tba training work at Mnrlln be
! has i brown mu many a runner gl tec
lrt tie is l''' year) old.
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RACING RESULTS AT
I PIMBLICO AND LEXINGTON
Kington, Ky.. April J4 Firs
-Inaugural daah, i"yearoida and
nil. five anil one-hajf furlong:
I Sandllla w"ii. Dainty fiaiiii' sit.-
Black Mary third. Time
Pour furlonga, purn
Oalaah aecond, .n
ix furlonga;
Merrlc
k' Mar
E. 'I'.
íli
1 1 third rim. 1:
I fourth race
Wlntergreen s.-.-i
f ! Tim- -1:42 I -j.
I
third '
I
Turfl
Faxey I
.ardafl
''''" j
Fifth ra. . K
M ,i ry I bird. Time II : 4!l '
sixth raci .Mil" and t.
Debar won, Malediction
i dere third, Time I 4:
l!i aulla al Pimltoo.
o, mu.. April 2i. -Flral
in longai sou won, Kaunti
mr Hannah third Tlmi
furlongs Font
Clementa third
ings: Bad River
. ....... jt
won, Buxton aei ond,
Time - I IÍ1,
Third raei Six fur
wop, Beaueoup aeiji
' Sl.l I 'i.iwii,
I third. Time J :'i 4 -r, .
fourth race Inaugural st
pl(
Cnaae, WOOUI two miles. Ilrandpa won.
Ktonomi' second, Tarn pico third. Time
2:41.
Fifth ra The Baltimore hundi
cap. six furlona-8: John Carnee tir.si
rung not sen. mi. noity Mpanker ihinl.
1:1
Sixth race Countrj club prlae, mile
I na rorty yarda; statesman won,
h-'iiiy see i. chapnntuc third, Time
'venth race
won: Takahl
HIGH SCHOOL WORSTS THE
THIRD WARD AGGREGATION
Boy Prom the Grammar Grade v
Match lot- lads ivoni ihe Higher
III"! It lltloll.
defeated the Tlnr.i w.
it Traction park by the ..
wneiming score or zn to "
The Third Wind boya were unabli
to do anything w ith Hawthorne'e .1.
llverj throughout the game while lln
High school lada pounded the hall All
iver the Int. Taylor, pitcher lot th.
riilrd Ward team, waa given vers
ragged auppoii atnl the result was
never In doubt after the first Inning
This is the aocond meeting of the
two teams the Tbird Warders having
defeated the High s hoi early In the
season by the score of x to 7.
N'pxt Saturday a game is scheduled
between th.- High sen. ml ami the In
dian School teams and a week later
the High sch. ml lioys will .l.nirn.y
down t" Socorro to try 1 onctuaiona
with the Sc hool of Alines team, which
they defeated but .Saturday.
Itatterles of yesterday's gano
High School Hawthorne ami Coop
er Third WardTaylor and Kieke
KNui ki I'
Is n man who can't see ..d m unv
P. rson' or thing. It s .1 halut caused I
hy a disordered liver If you find that
you are beginning to we t hmH
throttgh hlup ape. taelps. trpat your
hver Iu a good cleaning out p... ess
With Mallard. llerliine. A sure- ture
tot constipation, dyspepsia, indiges
tion. Itch headache, biliousness all
liver, stomach and how el troubles.
For sale by J. H. O'RIelly Co.
iioranil.. Defeats Mantener.
New Hare, com April .'4. 1-
rnndo Pletrl won easily Irani Matt
m.i "uey. the fifteen mite t i e tadaa
at Ravtn Rock, leading t. tin rm-
ish by a ap and a Bjaarler His time
was 1.14:40 while thai of Malones
ure bsosagw
' Yen must not iiilerruj.i 1
am speaking Ktln I
'ln. tlial'H the only ti
int. inipt you. mamma "
Stai. smari
r I eat,
i
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I
Piafcanli n..i
i
v"ur.
Pravonad ataña er Ton
ib. p .Kin' ,it niy lit.
T..mr
(line up
v "' "" I' ln i til!
bo,l u gs.lnap m
-Chi. ago Tribum
ih 11 wai if seme-
in a f
NEW MANAGER
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jiiinmi iiiiiiBwMiiiiiiii 1-LTTji.i. iiMimtnnammimmtMtmmmmmmfM - ' "" ww i
"Billy" Sullivan, who succeeds Fielder Jones as manager of the Chica
go White Sox. has been the star catcher for that team aince 1901 He
was purchased by Comiskey from the Boston National League club Bos
ton got him from Columbus. O. He began his baseball career at Dubuqut.
la. Sullivan has been regarded generally by baseball experts as one of the
greatest backstops in the business. Last year he led the American league
catchers with a fielding average of .985. In his batting, however, he fell
short of his previous records. His average for the season was only .191.
He has. however, always been relied on as a pinch hitter.
i SULLIVAN CHOSEN LEADER
OF CHICAGO WHITE SOX.
Popular Catcher of American League
Team Selected as Manager to
Succeed Jones.
cn, herVtlinTB IrlMNtorjii rraa
"Billy," Sullivan, win command tna
Chicago White Sox of Hie American
league. BUCCdtng P4eldr Jones, ae ihe south, and ihe Tozam aie awak
oording to an announeeuient made ening to the de-si t alii 1 it y of having
the other ila by Charles A. Comin- bgaabalj vlaltora us an gdVOrtiaing me
key. owner of tha club. Tha olBclalldium for ihelr state, in coniequeora
notifloation of tba appolutmant waa of this, ihe buainoai men's associ-
un surprise to the catcher, because lions are putting out extra effintsto
ht. has been acting manager of the! induce this year's visitors to return,
Sox regular aquad on ihe spring and others lo come In, and the liotel
training trip atnl knew ibal he would
succeed Fielder Jones if Ihe laller
I would mu rotura to the team. Jonea
I wrote to President roniisk-v a few
1 ila.vK ago bis final refusal to play ball
tins year
"I tboUfbl that there might he a
chance for Jones to return to Ihe
team," said Comlakey, "but when I
received his Dual word I notified Sul
I . . ... ...
va II.. it ... u.,iii , . inille.i'.'l' lis
vear"
Sullivan Is n native of Wilconaln
I and bis earthly career began in the
I (own of Oakland in that state on Feb,
1st. I87.ri. His tamil moved to Por!
Atkinson, and while attending tha
high school there Sully itgrted his
development as a diamond tur as
member of the school nine His de
sire waa to slnne as an InMelder. and
he played shortstop until an accident
left bis team withoui a catcher one
dav. Without any previous experl
anea Sullivan was pm m to eaten, and
found it was his natural position.
His work behind the bal for Hint
high school team attracted Ihe alten
tlon of the local town learn s man
ager. and be a made its regular
catcher Afterward he caught tor the
Independent team in Bdgewater, .Wis.
Hp to 1S9T Sullivan was unheard of
eppt in bis own
if Wisconsin.
iniillon now
But. in thai yea
manager of the Washington team.
siniii',1 Hip vonnesier for Hie liiihuime
elub. of which Joe then whs manager.
'anlillon ihil not
9P Sullh an lone: 1
' for In llie following year, IS!8
. was drafted to the Columbus Club of
the then Western league, ami when
' thai franchise was transferred to 1
Orauil Rapids Sullian WOnl along I
with II. At the close of Hie following j
ypar vullivan was sni.i tn the Boston I
olub of Hip National league He
caagh' a few gamps there in ihe fall I
of ins" and was with that team dur-
I,... 1I.IWI U'lien 11", u ,- l.w.b.
h.'i. u.iinn.i ',,.i ' '
i-..,s in tout Sim.,,.., ... ,
the first men Comlskpy went after I
Hs unt anil secured his servicH hut1
won his layaH) ami all otara, kan
lot tfllinrllic. WiTP IIIIIW',1 ,lnnn Ar
iua the war ueriod.
Since he heeanip a major leaguer
i Sullivan has caught a total Ol 153
... ,..i u, ,h L
1 baa eanahl MS sames an :',,J, ,.r
ore than IM I sesson wi.ph he
be. anip a meinha-r of the Rrt..,. Vu
initial, in Hip fall of lxc 1..
... il4f,,, ,1. ,v
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His record sun
then
nene ave ,; , JJJ
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Proposes Baseball Union.
Walter Kasi. a tinnier Akton man
ager, ptoposps a ha I p:,ne.s niiion
Kasi's plan, however. )R diffprpnt
froia ihe usual union kffj He would
not have saiains rearalgbaa. 11,.
wnuld organlae , ia.".. , ,,,,,,,.v,
ferenees with club nwrn-rs and man
agers In 1011ns of law.
Kast would bavp H scale of
meutt for he diffp."t,t rlasssa Hp
jaMMllfl hlTli llllVMru fat as1.n ta sbai
J month, liass c $? ,"H U
A t4 class A A 15 mal.,, l-a...; .'
i.. ,1
A plaver would g," t .1.1 ,.,
'.... t asa 1 . wotih of
1 pa "i .- ui uia-s. ne aj s
Kast arertoafca ,,np pajiat--taal
nd r,v" do not ni.
Ba- Kant a utwyai t,0a. .
Brebabb the nhsjiafuia.
OF THE WHITE SOX.
TEXAS GROWING POPULAR
AS A TRAINING GROUND.
Detroit, Washington and St. Louil
i Americans, and New York N.
tionals May Return Next Year.
-? m0mW. t.T1lfogn-H
as a raining Quanars tor uan u-aiu.
j more than any one oilier aectloii of
man, acting wtui ihem. are ukiug nit
I eiai paint, lo make Ihe sojourns of the
I baaeballiata plaaaanl affairs.
! H la probable that all four lernas
'bal trained iu Texas will be luck
" x' .vr"' mougn uetroti is about
I 'he only one thHi at prevent seems
j fully satisfied to aland pat on a re
petition of its i0! ariangemenU.
I Hn Anioulo aulted Jenningh and .
I I.; . m m, . . .
'in null lejieci . iptr lili viv.
anee was ou the skinned diaaMBa,
I w"h its newly bulll base paths Tlie
1 latter wilt he trodden down hy
season or play, and a grass i nfleid (
I wi ne iittiii mis fall, by an experti
I 1,1 H' Un Theu everything will
lovely.
ai srn xora uiaata may return to
- I Marlin, though McCttiw is said m
'aviir Uajlas somewhat for vaiioui
reaaOBO. Por one. there ara goutl
i hotel aecommodai ions, and tba ilia
niand is ihe best iu Texas. CantlUOt
wl" return to the state, but ma) satfl
I from Qalveaton. McAleer haan't said
i h
or not he will make llwmun
bis training quartan in 1909. He re
gauls the town as one of the lies! In
Texas This spring the team was both
ered somewhat hy a wind Hint ble
nearly every day. aDd hampered luofi
by a bad inhcld. Ii waa hard aDd
M"" ,nH mneiaeri couldn't be
I iivon all or the work that they need
d' '"''""sp of ihe danger from bsd
bnimding halls and of injur to
1 ll ir a,lkl''s in moving fast on the
" unugeious neirt. Ihis. howevef.
can he
in "died
I -'inimy Collins thinks bis Minn
I apolla team la the faateat minoi teagu
. he ha" ever spen
MinneapollH claims the
,-u" l"r 'n be minor leagues in HaPP
. """
Prank . I Kgan member of It Pofi
han' rallee baseball team of !"
JT "il to'"' member of the
( incinnati club in .lune. lie is ssii
' '"' " irn'ing pitcher
I , P'Mn '-"J"1' manager of m
'eveUnd team, plana to go through
' ",, eaaun wiihont a left hander
his pitching staff
"Calliope" Miller, who has ju
"Calllnn. " im.r i, . , died
' aught for Pittsbarg for
m
had a voice like a fog horn, sad
! ways was a card on the coacblBI
The Pueblo club of the Western
league has purchased I'jtehet Martin
Walsh from the White Sox
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