The Daily Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 5

Evening. April 12. 1915, THE DECATUR REVIEW. Page Five Monday SPORTS DECATUR LANDS NEW SHORTSTOP Brady Secured from St. Louis, Cardinals.

COMPLETES THE -LIST Belting Asks Place--Is Not Needed. Shortstop Brady, from the Louis Cardinals, Is the latest recruit to be added to the Decatur Three- free baseball team. according to word received here Monday President of the club, J. A. Corbett.

This word came In long distance call and is about all the Information that was received. HAS SHOWN SPDED. Just what league Brady originated in Is known here. He is one of the scores of youngsters tried out by the big league teams this season. many of whom are never heard unless they spring from a league In this part of the Brady, lowever, is sald to be A who has shown speed in the trathing but is considered a little green ad yet and owing to the new rules governing player' limits on the big league teams season.

Brady was one that had to' be cut off the staff; COMPLETE LIST. Dugsan has noticed the playing of Brady since. he joined the Corbett Cardinals and has been after President to get hold of him. The word from Corbett was to the effect that Brady had signed up and that both he and McCabe, the pitcher from the Cardinals, would arrive Decatur some time Monday, This will practically complete of players to be signed up for the son or at least tor the start. BILTZ ARRIVES.

Catcher McGloom arrived in camp, Sunday. and Heinle'Biltz was expected during the day. A letter has been received from "Knut" Belting, who was on the Commodore staff two or three years ago, asking for a job. The letter will be shelved, however. Belting was only tair when he pitched here and since leaving seems to have deteriorated.

He pitched for Peterboro in the Canadian league last year, started twenty games, finished fourteen, lost ten and won tour which isn't enough to get him into Class company. al League. Peoria Star. -Phillip Poland, an perienced outfielder, residing in Boston. has accepted terms' with Peoria and will report here early next week.

That Is the latest choice morsel granted Peoria fane by Manager Hoffman of the Distillers. Poland has had three years' experience. with Providence and one with, Baltimore in the International league and last season played with Trenton in the Tri-State, batting .324 in 105 games, scoring 51 runs and stealing 37 bases. As a fielder he had 225 putouts, 17 assists and 6 errors in the 105 games for an average of .976. WILL BE COMPETITION.

The addition of Poland to the tiller list means that there will be competition in the outfield after all. Up to Poland's acquisition. but three outfielders were on the list. Hoffman, Wooley and Singleton. Hoffman' belleved that better results could be obtained by a little competition out in the garden and when Poland was found to be he immediately wired terms.

Poland was not slow in accepting them, as it was "his desire to play under Hoffman this season. PEORIA SIGNS A NEW OUTFIELDER Phitty Poland Formerly in CARDINALS WIN "ST. LOUIS TITLE St. Louis, April 5: Browns, 3. That was windup of yesterday's.

game, Cardinals, four games: Browns, 'two' games. That: Is the windup of the spring series. The Cardinals are the city champions. Doak and Weilman pitched an even game in the final contest of the series. 90 far as runs allowed by them was concerned.

Cardinals the two additional tallies. 'Wellman allowed the more hits, the freer with his passes, and the pair virtually broke even on the. number of men they. allowed to reach first. Under conditions, two fielding.

breaks which together in the sixth inning were what settled the contest. GIANTS LOSE TO RICHMOND, 4 TO 3 Spectator Hits John J. McGraw on Jaw for Remark and Police Stop' Altercation Richmond, April first squad' of the New York Giants, under the leadership of John McGraw, was defeated here Saturday afternoon by the Richmond 'Internationals, 4 to 3.: Home runs by "Big Jim" Thorpe, in the seventh, 'and. Merkle, In the eighth, were not sufficient to defeat the Hoffman Hit for a "homer" tho sixth. Thorpe also hit' for two bases.

The field was swept by a brisk wind which made the fly balls especially hard to judge, but despite this handicap, errors were few. SWATTED M'GRAW. As the crowd was leaving the grand stand, a spectator remarked to. McGraw that Richmond had a pretty. fair ball McGraw in'.

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18-Illinois College at Eureka. April 16-Sillikin at Wesleyan; Illinots College, at Bradley; Monmouth at Parsons: Naperville at. Armour: Carthage at Aledo. April 17-Knox at Macomb: Hedding at Lombard: State Normal at Lincoln. April 21-St.

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Decatur Blues and a combination of local Senators and Decatur Three-1 players Sunday afternoon at the League park, with the Blues getting the long end of the score, 9 seven innings. The game of everything that makes pcousisted national pastime. runs, hits, errors, strikeouts and such, but it wasn't played like baseball, and It didn't like baseball, because the resin wasn't boiling out of the pine hoards, and because the fans weren't sitting, In their shirt sleeves. and no' one wanted -ny ice cold pop. REDMAN PITCHES.

Travis Redman. the Maroa recruit, twirled the first four innings for the Commodores. and fared just fairly well. Warren and Schlansker pitched remaining part of the game, ren not allowing any hits in his two innings, while Schlansker was batted rather freely. It was the 'first game of the season practically all of the Yannigans, and most of them shied from: the BROWN AT.

THIRD. Shoney. and. Shulke pitched for the Blues: and most of the damage done was a while the first named working ion the slab. George Watkins, who is trying out with the Decatur club, caught part of the game of the' Senators caught the rest of it.

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H. P.O. A. E. Brown, 58, 36.

01 Watkins, c. Cryer, C. Duggan, 1b. Snyder, ct. Moran, 1b.

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Schulke, n. Totals 20 I 21 13 By innings: Commodores 00 000300 Blues 001300 SUMMARY. Stolen bases--S. Augustine. W.

Behrns, Thompson. Sacrifice hits- -Watkins, Coover. Three base hits-H. Behrns. Two base hitsHerbrig.

Double plays -Brown, unassisted: Redman to Gray. Hits off pitcher -Off Redman, 0 in Innings; off Warren, none ta two innings; off Liston, none In two Innings; off Sheney, in two innings. Bases on ballsOft Redman, off Warren, 2: off Sheney, 2. Hit by pitcher--By Warren; 1: by SchianAy pitches Sheney, -Redman. Pristed Struck -Turpin, out-By Rodman, by Liston.

2:: by Schulke, 1. Time of game Umpire-Schulte. BARNES TO PITCH AGAINST THE SOX Rowinad's Second Squad Playing at Davenport Monday, Davenport, James! Barnes. the Circleville, bandit, and Frank Wells, the expectorating telegrapher, will face the Chicago White Sox Seconds when the Yannigan section of Clarence Rowland's squad comes here today for an exhibition gume with the Blue Sox at the west end park. Meddy Boucher will be behind the willow with K.

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Mike Welday 1s expected to reach Davenport some time today. Frank "Red" Farrell, the Altoona outfielder, who has been signed, will also. put in an appearance tonight or tomorrow. It is hardly probable, however, that elther of them will be In sHape to 80. in against the Sox, but.

the boss will have Welday In uniform on the bench ready to do a bit of pinch- -hitting, ACKER AND MILLER BACK ON SQUAD Will Strengthen Millikin Track Team. Millikin track prospects took a.b1g boost last week. when Captain. Arthur Acker and Floyd Miller. both or whom announced a tow weeks ago, that they would not be out for track this year on account of college work.

appeared in and stated that they expected to compete. 'Acker. this year's track captain at the 1s a distance man some ability. He has. shown' some good speed in both the half, mile and mile runs.

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He was the first to break the tape in the high hurdle. event year but WAS disqualified for stepping his track. Clarence Cox, a speedy quarter-miler has also been showing some good form. With Miller, Cox and Acker and other good man, Millikin should be able to run, away with the event at the. atate meet this season.

Frank Houghton has also been stepping, the hurdles in good time and a Hood point maker. Gibson and Lamb are working at the Jumps and promise to' show fair form in these events. A number of the new candidates have also been show. ing up well and Coach Price hopes to be able to round out a well balancedtrack squad in time for the first meet: which will be held at Bloomington with Wesleyan on May 1. 0-- BI-STATE LEAGUE FORCES ROCKFORD Rockford, April B1-State league will operate a team in Rockford regardless of public sentiment, according to President.

Parsons, who, arrived here yesterday, to make arrangements for the transfer of the Racine, baseball club to this President Parsons endeavored to cure the baseball park 'of 'the. Rockford association, but; falling in. that, purchased options on two other sites. The decision of the BI-State league to place a team in Rackford, he said, was the result of a notice: from Secretary Farrell of the 'National Absoclation of Professional Baseball Leagues that the league must place a team in Rockford or vacate the tory. PROGRESS OF THE PENNANT RACES FEDERAL LEAGUE.

Club- Won. Lost. Pet. Chicago 1.000 Newark 1.000 Brooklyn 1.000:1 Kanens CIty .500 Pittsburgh .500 St. Baltimore Louts .000 Buffalo .000 SUNDAY'S GAMES.

St. Louts-Chicago, game postponed on account of wet grounds. Kansas City, 5-4-1; Pittsburgh, 2-10-4. Bat-Johnson and Easterly; Rogge, Le Clair and O'Connor. Open date for other clubs, TODAY'S GAMES.

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