McDonald's thumb was struck in such
a way that the ligaments were strain
ed and, it is feared the injury may af
fect his work in the shot put in the
competition at Antwerp.
EX -DIAMOND STAR DEAD.
Fall River, Mass. Francis J. Fen
nelly, famous thirty years ago as
shortstop of the' Cincinnati and the
Philadelphia Athletics baseball teams
died suddenly here. He was four
times elected to the Massachusetts
Legislature.
The following card is slated to be
fought at the Armory A. A. of Jersey
City on Monday night: Ralph Brady
vs. Billy DeFoe, Harvey Bright vs.
Eddie Fletcher, and Johnny Curtln
vs. Frankie Fay.
Bud Dempsey, who has fought In
this city several times, scored a
knockout over Young Koss of Syracuse.
McINNIS AND HOYT
JUMP SOX, REEORT
HarJ Maggert, mixed up in the
gambling episode with Hal Chase in
the Pacific Coast League, was a
former Springfield outfielder. He
worked under Dan O'Xeil, who is now
president of the Eastern.
Ed Stauffer got two hits in New
Haven yesterday. One of them was
for two bases, while the other was a
single.
Cy Morgan won his ninth con
secutive victory for Springfield at
Plttsfield yesterday. He gave up 10
scattered hits and struck out nine
men.
For disputing a decision Manager
Mack and Catcher Redman of the
Worcester club were banished from
the Albany field yesterday. Dameron
the Albany first baseman, sustained' a
sprained thumb in the third inning.
The Rosebuds are looking for a
game in Hartford for Saturday.
Seven clubs are said to be after
the services of Eddie Goebel, prom
ising and youthful infielder of the
Springfield Hampdens.
Ruth's best efforts in the game at
Chicago yesterday was a single in the
opening inning.
