12 THE WASHINGTON TBIES WEDNESDAY WED DA Y JTXE 8 1910 1910Clevelands tornqyeIa11dS
Clevelands qyeIa11dS Winning Streak Seriously Threatens Washingtons Hold on Sixth Place
LOSING SECOND GAME GAMEENDANGERS GA1 GAMECleveland E EENDANGERS
ENDANGERS POSITION POSITIONCleveland POSITIONCleveland POSITIONLOSING
Cleveland In a Spurt and Rapidly Crawling Up lJpWash lJpWashington 4pWashington Wash Washington ¬
ington Hopes for Ainsm iths Early Appearance AppearanceHow
How Detroit Von WonBy
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By B THOMAS S RICE
All AI the startled startled mouths mout of the seven sevenfold l aeveafold fVeIIfol4 ¬
fold Nile Af took frtehtr frikht did they whenthey when whenthey whenthey
they beheld the light coadnK < < We bet betthey betthey betthhw
they etimbed a tree t when Wacbimrton Wacbimrtontook Waahhittontook
took took three 9ouoe au < out of four from Tom Detroit De Detroit DetJ ¬
troit tJ tt in this city cityWo ci ciWo cityWe
Wo wh w h to draW iHtiRrol H llful but neces necessary necessary necessary ¬
sary attention att ntlOil to the fact that in thexeneral the tbexeneral thexeDe1
xeneral rout and revel of horrid revenue revenueby nlVemeby revengeby
by the Western teams upon the East Eastin EastIn EastIn
in the return invasion Cleveland has hassneaked hassneaked hassneaked
sneaked up until it is only thirtyfour thirtyfournotnUt thirtyfourtJOfnts thirtyfourtaints
taints behind Washington This T1 s must mustnot mustnot mustnot
not be thus It Is cruel at this thl approach approachof t aC4 aC4of
of the hot weather to have to think of ofbattling orbatUlnJ ofbattling
battling to retain ab sixth th place when a amere amere emere
mere t ten n dave ago we were spending xpendlnimany JlpendllUCmany spendingmany
many precious mlnut minutes ncurin fl urinfs out how howwe boWWe howwe
we could break into the first divldonCloveiands division divisionClevelands dlvil O OClovelands
Clevelands pitchers have braced up up at azthe atthe atthe
the time our batters have fallen down downand downand downand
and baseball buf all histor hlstot4 has seen stranger strangerthinm etrancertHn atrangerthings
things tHn than it would be tor us to be bepulled b bnulled benulled
nulled oft our perch Dert h before the Nationals Nationalscet
Jet home again acainThat againThat n nThat
That will III occasion no particular alarm alarmif
if Washington strikes its stride t but the thefans theaM thefans
fans aM here have bed weak teams so ton tonthat long IonItthat longthat
that it must be confessed they become becomefearful becomefeart becomefearfta
fearful feart i on rather rat r sli slight ht provocation provocationWe
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We are using the tradesmens entrance entrancetoday entrancetoday entrancetoday
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today No o longer I r in the theCheer 4M 4MCheer 406Cheer
Cheer up and be not cast down Th ThTact TIM TIMfact Thefact
fact that we have ha VI lost two gashes Pl 1es in ina Ina ina
a row in Detroit is not half the shock shockto
to the Washington fans tll that the De Detroit Detlolt Detroit ¬
troit rooters experienced when whys the theTigers theTisers theTigers
Tigers were tere for their grand grandwalloping grandwAilophag grandwalloping
walloping or hat i the Philadelphia Philadelphiafans
fans are ar going nrough in the face of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the slump of the Athletics There The ishoperight is ishope ishoperight
hope hoperight right smart of it it Nobody expected ex expected expected ¬
pected a team like ours to go go ram rampaging rampaging rampaging ¬
paging through the Wet tearing te > rtng up upthings UPthings upthings
things by b the roots and chucking
them into the next county K Ny = > y one onegame onegame onegame
game out of three would not be a abad abad
bad showing and more than one team
has ha gone pneon on a long road trip And still stillcontinued stilicontinued stillcontinued I
continued u i > play ball although it itwon itwon itson
won only a quarter of its games In a awearing awearing awearing
wearing tour tourBesides tourBe tourBesIdes
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Besides Be t4lea strong rumors are afloat afloattiiat aftoattieat afloathat
hat Uw kibosh is going to be put on
Sam Sa Berger at the Jeffries camp So Sowhy Sowhy Sowhy
why despair despairJoe despairToe despairJoe
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Joe Hovlik going to Lawrence LawrenceMassin LawrenceMass
Mass Massin 11 jn the New England League in inexchange Inexehaap inexchange
exchange for Catcher Ainsmitb in instead Intitead Instead ¬
stead of going to Peoria for f r which whichplace wblchplace whichplace
place place he was U originally destined destinedmigt destinedmi5ht destinedmight
might not be a bad deal for Law Lawrence Law1enc Lawrence ¬
rence even if it does need eed Ainsmlth
Hovlik is a youngster with large largepossibilities largelJoiblllties largepossibilities
possibilities of Improvemep and already al already already ¬
ready has a spitball that is I remark remarkable remarka remarkable ¬
able a tile considering the fact that he I
taught himself how to use it Under
the coaching of a man like Jimmy
Banning ho should develop into a se serious eer e erious ¬
r rious oous proposition for the major majorKuns
leagues l Kuns etL He is as strong as an oxand ox oxand oxand
and an exceptionally willing worker
Ainsmlth is I a big bl card in Lawrence Lawrencetirely
but i is said by Mike Kahoe Kab to be en
tirely too fast for that company and
the New England League fans prob probably probably probably ¬
ably would not raise such a kick kickabout kickabout kickabout
about his hi going to a faster circuit circuitBowser circuitDoHr circuite circuitBewaer
e
Bowser of Flint in the South Michi Michigan Mlchigaeague llehlgan ¬
gan gaeague League Lea < < ae is the outfielder outftel er Germany
Schaefer Js 6s to look over for McAleer McAleerWith McAleervtth McAleerWith
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With Baker back at third and Barry
at short the Athletics are about due
to t take a brace They have hAi rough roughulAdding roughJJ18ddm roughsledding
JJ18ddm sledding in the West and have received receiveda I ta Ia
a kick in the percentage pereenta < < e that is making
them walk sidewise like a setter dog doggoing do dogoing doggoing < < I
going down the street Nvw York now nowhas nowhas nowiias
has a lead of fortyfour points and andthe Ad
h his more games with St Louis but butthe butthe
the Athletics forced Cleveland to go gothirteen gothirteen gothirteen
thirteen innings to win yesterday and andthey I
they only hot l t because of o errors which whichmust whichmust I
must be thrown out of the dope in con considering contidermc considertng ¬
sidering i a high class team At one on time tunathis timethis timethis
this season n the th Athletics had a lead of ofover ofOer ofover
over a hundred points and the race is Is1St i ist
st still ill so o young 7Ou that a game won or lost lostcuts lostcuts lostcuts Isl
cuts more ice now than it will later on onHence onTT
Hence H nee they have a good chance to get getback getback getback I
back into first place shortly after their theirreturn tlMllrrftum theirreturn
return Fast Paddy Livingstons ab absence absence ¬
sence nee will hurt the Athletics chances chancesat ehaneeI
at < I t this stagefor stage for he is a good catcher catcherand catchermd catcherand
and is used to working with the Athletics Ath Athht
ht Jdlct Jots star pitchers Connie Mack is ismaking ismaJrtng ismaking
making efforts to get Beckendorf Beek orf of ofDetroit ofDetroit ofDetroit
Detroit who is I not a marvel by a whole wholeJugfull wholeugtuJl wholetugfuil
Jugfull By the way thought Washing Washington ¬
ton tt > D had such p cinch on Beckendorf BeckendorfTwo BeckeBdortt BeckeBdortTwo BeckendortTwo
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Two sacrifices for Bush Kttllferji Kttllferjirecord KWlfer1rfCOJld Killiferrecord
record of three In one game will stand standThre staJMtttlDetI9fe standrutneti
ttlDetI9fe ttlDetI9feThlf rutneti ie ieThree
Three Thlf hit hits for Charley Cha Street yeaterl yeaterlday yester yesterday yesterday
day MeSH his heart hearflThe heartThe heartrh
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The rh flip flops of baseball are past un undtTBtandmr undtr undrretaedhw
dtTBtandmr dtr taadtnr The fan fans of every town towna townare
a are l e so selfcentered tcentered on their own ownteam ownteamt team teamthat
hat 1 they UNo edam s consider the curiosi curiosities c curioeiies rtost rtostdes ¬
ties on exhibition elsewhere The man manmrement mannt manru
mrement nt ement t of the th Philadelphia Nation Nationhall Nationalshas Nationals Nationalsha
ha hall been ro9t ICortfd > d from soup to nuts nutsand nutsand nutsand
and the haschail ha heil writers of The Quaker QuakerCity QuakerCity QuakerCity
City have called said management every oervthl ¬
thing thl that was not libelous but all the therome thepome therode
rome folk kn knw w what they meant Just Justas Justas
as the excitement reaches relC its height hetehtand helchtand heightand II
and some e of the very best 1K > t people in
Philadelphia Phllad I hia are about to withdraw withdrawenough witbdrawtheir withdrawtheir
their hands from rt the oubllc till IoN IoNEn longenough
En enough Wh to lend aid IiI in pinning the Down Downbreast Downand
and Out Club Iub insignia on the un uniYuhing 1ng I
breast hr of If f Horace Fogel the Phillies wm wmthree win wtnthrH winthree
three games gm In a a row the last being bel bel1tn a alti a1tn0
lti 1tn0 tronncinjr of Chicago Ch yesterday In Ina Ina Ina
a brilliant contest eont L Now what bat do you youthink youthink youthink
think the Chicago fans tn are are saying to ¬
day
Tom Brown the Washinirton umpire
is hokftnc His own te the New Ne York
State League Four umpires Ulllpt have o trait rtt
in b that NLt league leac e already this year but butone
Tom one sticks and rids fair to remain the therest there therest I
rest re of the season seasonAnother seasonAnother
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Another of those tho e reversals which
fate seems to be throwing at us in a atooea atOOellCet atooanger
tOOellCet tooea er desire oi to balance the good sooduek goodluck
luck uek the Nationals N tional na1a mad n8 at home came cameyesterday cameeatenlq caneb
b yesterday esterdof When theDetroit en Detroit won wongame the a asecond second secondgame eeeondgame secondDoc
game of the e series by 4 to to 2 m Doc DocWashington DocneltlUDc Docwhile
neltlUDc held the Tiges T rs to fO fOwbl1e iii iiiDoc
while Ws Washington h1nton made eight and andyet and yet yetlost yetlost yet yetlost
lost Tn The encouraging feature of this thisdoleful thisdoleful this thisdoleful
doleful tale of strange adventures is isthe Isthe Isthe
the pitching of the aforesaid afoft8 Jd Reisliag
When that veteran can hold the Tigerto Tigers Tigersto
to four hits he is making maklD good the vig vigorous vIgoreus vigereua ¬
orous assertions as ertlolUl of tn the 1M spring that he heis heIs heis
is not as old as people have thought thoughtbecause thOUChtbecause thoughtbecause
because be kicked up such a long fuss fussin tU88In fussIn
in the outlaw ouUa league The record against agalassthim againsthim a 1t 1t111m
him was four hits two passes a man manhit manItit manhit
hit by a Bitched ball and an error of ofjudgment ofjudcment ofmen
judgment The chronicle of bile htedeeds good gooddeeds OOd OOdd
deeds d included two outs two twoand ai aiand as It8 It8and
and a sa MeIMce rmce hit Thats t a prettyshowing pretty good goodshowing podsbewiB >
sbewiB showing for r the doctor doctorwork doctorDoc doctorDoc
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Doc Ge Gensler ler cqutizued tbecI 0 the noble noltleo noblework
work o k by making two hitx hitxVTS bit bitWfcBbinffton bltW
WfcBbinffton W VTS lqtOl1 scored hi the first t in innir innw innirr
nir nirr > oti u Unglabs UDC1 single McBrWes McBrWessacrifice JlcBrWeIwurH It Byides Byidessat
sacrifice IwurH sat rifice > and CODrys Conr ys single slng Street Streetsincld streetslll Streetai
ai sincld slll agh d in the fifth tth moved up on R R1Ir1 Reis Reislit ts tsHrs
Hrs 1Ir1 lit > s KIorifice orifice > and tallied on Lell LeUveli Leltvelts Lellveils
veils veli cipgle pip i rle > That T was alL There ftereyrf TONrewere Therewere
were yrf other cJMUiee c a cea te score but while wMlamen wM1emen
men got to Brat OH hits tts there tIIe lol L l
lowed no more biagles blnrlas binsI to send thorn
home homeThat bOMTbat homeThat
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That temporary injury to Street that at
kept him out of the game the t e day be e ¬
fore threw a scare into Manager Mc ¬
Aleer Hence the he anxiety for Ain Ainsmlth AlnIImtth Am Amsmith ¬
smith IImtthDetroit smithDetroit j jDetroit
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Detroit did most of Its damage In a
bunch b and the principal villain was
Jim Delehanty It happened In the
fourth Inning Bush walked and andstole andstole andstole
stole Cobb hit a fleld fielders rs choice to
Relating who chose cho e wrongly wron ly for he hehe hevainly hevainly
vainly tried tr Bush at thIrd when
he could have snagged Cobb at first
Thereupon Cobb stole second Craw ¬
fords blow to Unglaub was wa so deep d
that Unglaub barely ran him out at at
first and Bush scored Cobb taklnc taklncthrew taking
third DeJehanty Delehant tripled scorinCobb scoring
Cobb Crawford droYe rove to Conroy who
threw to the plate In time to tdrive drive
Delehanty back to third but It was wasrather wasrather wasrather
rather a poor heave for Delehanty
should have been beencauSht caught between
bases ba e and exterminated Tom TomT Jonessacrified Jones Jonessacrifled ones onesaerlfted
sacrifled to Unglaub scoring Dele ¬
hanty The Tigers scored their fourth fourthand fourthand fourthand
and last run in the fifth Davy Jones Jonessingled
singled Ingl and Bush walked Cobb filed
to Milan J Jan Crawfords s whack haek wa W8
knocked down by Killifer Killifertime but not In
time to get Davy Jones at t the plate platefor tee e
Bush w was run down trying > for hOJlte hOJlteon orae oraeon etason
on the same me play playlleisUngs playRelUngs playRelalinga
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lleisUngs error of judgment was wasresponsible wasreeponatble wasresponsible
responsible for two rung as an anal analysis analysis analysts ¬
ysis shows First Cobb who scored scoredshould seoredshould scoredshould
should have been out and Delehanty Delehantyshould Delehantysbould Delehantyshould
should have been left on third when whenTom whenTom hen henTom
Tom Jones bunted to Unglaub Unglaubpro Unglaubprovldlnc Ungiaubproviding pro providing ¬
viding that with two out Tom might mightnot mightnot mightnot
not have swung WUft on the ball and made madea
a a homer or some such hit Twas Twasgreat TWItSgreat Twasgreat
great pity that the doctor should cut ¬
for so much from one lapse but he Is Isusually Isuaually isusually
usually one of the bralneist players in
the business bullin and may well 1 flayers be for forgiven forgh8D forgiven ¬
given givenHere gh8DHere givenHere
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Here are the figures flguresThe AsurosT1Ie figuresThe
The Scare ScareDetroit ScereDetroit ScoreDetroit
Detroit AB R H PO POA A E
D Jones If 4 1 2 2 1 0
Bush SB mno 2 i iDonovan 1 1 2 2 0
Donovan ef t 0 I 1 0 0 01
Cobb cf no 4 1 0 0
Crawford rf 4 4Delehanty 0 1 1 0
Delehanty SB It 3 3Moriarty 1 1 2 2 0
Moriarty Moriarty Jo no s 1 0 I 0
T Jones lb 2 2Schmidt 1 0 13 I 0
Schmidt c Co S SKillian 1 1 I 2 0
Killian p s sTotals tt I 0 oTotals
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Totals TCK 8 ST 4 4 4Washington i iWaahtnston 0 0Washington
Washington AB B R H L PO A E
Milan cf no 4 4Leliveit 1 1 0 0
Leliveit 1C s sGessler 0 1 t 0
Gessler rf 4 4Unglaub 0 2 J 1
Unglaub lb no I 1 1 M 2 i
McBride ss I t 3 1 0
Killifer Zb b S S It t 1 2 8
Conroy Jb I I 1 1 7 1 11
Street c 4 1 1 I 1Re1 2 0
Relating Re1 Iltt < < p S 1 1 2 S 1 1First 1Totals i I iI
Totals i416 I I 15 1 1Detrok i iD
D Detrok trok I 1 1 3 1 000x4 I x41
Washington 0 1 e 1 s 0 i o2 o2Threebase a
Three Threebase hitDelehanty Saertftec
laltaMcBrlde Relating Schmidt T
Jones Stolen basesBush Bu h 2 Cobb Cobb
First base on balteOff RefeH RefeHling 2 2og I Ioil
oil Killlan 2 Bit by b y plteherBy ReI Role
ling 1 L Bases Ba es on errors eITOntDetrolt Detroit 1 L
Left L t on base ba baeeeWashington e Washington I Detroit 3
Struck out oatBy By Relating 1 by Killian
L 2 D Double tIDie play plaYBuIJh Bush to Delehanty to I
T Jones Umpires Umpirea7ifeesrs Messrs Perrine Perrineand PeniMand Perrhteand
and OLoughlln Time of game ga 1 hour hourand hourand I Iand
and 35 minutes lnu Attendance41 Attendance41AMATEUR Attendance 101
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Yesterdays Yo terdays Results ResultsCapital ResultsCeDttal ResultsCasual
Capital City League L LeagueAloyslue 4tAioyu Aloysias 12 12Midway 1 1Midway lMidway
Midway 5 5Departmental 5Departmental 5Departmental
Departmental LeeguPoetofflcce League L Pestofneo 4Navy 4 4Xavy 4Xavy
Xavy XavyS NavySunday i iSunday
Sunday S nday School LeagueAnecoetla Leajroo Anacoetia
4 Lanwflcn Iaru Ien 2 2Marquette 2Marquette
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Marquette Harq tte I ISuburban Ifuu e No o r ame ameScburbn azaeSuburban
Suburban League rcueYoodbvrn Woodburn 3 3Briprhtwood 3Brl9thtwood 3Brihtwood
Briprhtwood 2 2Indepemlence 2Indepenc1ence 2Independence
Independence League LJUeSt St Martins MartinsS
S St Pauls 8 8Railroad SRailroad 8Railroad
Railroad Y M a A League LeagueSeuttiert LeacuoSeuthern Le JUQ JUQSc
Seuthern Sc > uthem 12 Station K KCommercial 50 50C CCommercial
Commercial C m rclaJL Leamie LeagueBrentanos eB Brentanos n for forfeHed fo fofelted forfeited
felted to Andrews AndrewsOlympic ADdrew8Olympic AndrewsOlympic
Olympic League LeacuTenIeYtorn Tenleytown 9 9Prospects 9Prospects 9rospects
Prospects ProspectsSouthern 50 50Sotlthern i iSouthern
Southern RaIlway Lea Le LeagueTraffic LeagueTrafficTreasurers < < rue UeTratAc UeTratAcTreesurenr Trafflc
9 Treasurers S eleven eI vm innings inningsBankers InningsP inningsPasskers
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Colored Deoartmental D Leacwe LeaOlBu LeagueBureau Bu Bureau ¬
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War and Navy 6 6Games iGames 6Games
Games Today TodayCapital TodayCa TodayCapital
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tion vs Cornell Company CompanyDepartment ComPtinyDe CompanyDepartmenrrI
Department De rtmenftl League LeaneCommhMdon LeaneCommhMdoneons Comn Commlesion Commlesionere te ion ioners
ers vs Comiisrce COtrm ree and Labor LaborSunday LaborSuWiaY LaborSunday
Sunday School League L LeagueNinth eNlnU Ninth vs vsHandine vsRamUne vsHarnliae
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Marquette League LeaguePension ePeDSlo Pension Bureau Bureauvs
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Suburban LeagueSfiver League L Silver Spring vs vsTakoma vsTakoma s sTakoma
Takoma TakomaIndependence TakomaTnde TakomaTndependence
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Union vs Nassau NassauTerminal NuTerminal NassauTerminal
Terminal Railroad d Y M C A ALeague ALealOHTrahrmeR ALeainieTrainmoa
LealOHTrahrmeR League Trainmen vs SHepitten SHepittenConmtercfri ShopnllenComntlrcln Shepia en enComnlarck1
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Berry t t Vhitmore WhitmoreBankers VhitmoreBankers VhkI CMe
Bankers LesgaeRiggs LeagM Riggs vs s Na National National National ¬
tional Citv CitvOlynpla
Olympia Leasrae L LeagueMadeira Madeira ladelI vs Tan Tanplewood Tangiewwood
plewood JlewoodSooJthern giewwoodSouthern plewoodSouthern
Southern Railway League No Nojenme
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Colored Departmental League LeaJUoI LeagueIatenor In Interior ¬
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II HOLY CROSS STAR STARGOES STARGOES STARGOES
GOES TO BOSTON BOSTONPresident BOSTONPresident BOSTONPresident
President Taylor Pays Large Wages Wagesto
to Joe Foley Vho Joins JoinsJuly Joinsjuly JoinsJuly
July 1 1WORCESTER 1WORC 1WORCESTER
WORCESTER WORC Mass > > a June SJoe 8JoeFoley SJoeFoley IJoeFoley
Foley The Holy H Crow Cre twirler who has hasbroken hasbroIteR hasbroken
broken alt recer recerde r cord e for his hl college coie e has haabeen 1taebftl hasbeen
been signed by the t Boston Americans Americansand Americansand Americansa
and a w will M wear a Rex Sox uniform by byJafr byJDIT bylady
JafrFotaor lady L LPoley 1 1Foley
Foley Is said to have hav bavebeea be befJft M given ven venttett a abetter abettor
better ttett r contract tkan was Bill Carri Carriks CarritlteR Carrifrlw
frlw ks tiw tii tlteR R Rl fl Sox Urekat backstop J who vas vasateo wasalso as asalso
also a1OIy a Hcrty Cross O II product Dr duct
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I BACK WITH THE PHILADELPHIA ATHLETICS I
BARRY AN AND BAKER BAKERCAUGHT BAKERCAUGHT
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CAUGHT ON FLY IN WORLD D OF BASEBALL
Catcher Nig Ig Clarke of Cleveland Clevelandhas Clevellldbaa Clevelandbat
has typhoid fever feverNetzel
Netzel the third th Backer ker who Cleve Cleveland Clayland ¬
land tried out last fall and released releasedto
to Spokane made a home run and andthree andthree andthree
three singles ln le in a a recent cairn cairnAndy JmeAncly gameAndy
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Andy Coakley the former Holy Cross Crosstwirler C Crosstwirler
twirler is coaching the Princeton pitcb pitcb8rS pitchera pitcbNorman
era
Norman Hill of Buffalo Bu < < alo for two years yearsfirst yeanftnJt yearsfirst
first baseman ba eman on the University of ofMichigan ofMlehi1n ofMichigan
Michigan baseball team has been elect elected electd elected ¬
ed d captain of the team teamPresident teamPre
1 1President
President Pre ktent Hedges H of 0 the Browns is isafter faUer Isafter
after John Buzick the big bl < < pitcher of ofthe orthe ofthe
the Illinois University team Buzick BuzickIs Bu ck
Is 1 said to be the best pitcher turned turnedout turnedout turnedout
out by that university unlven ty which had Lundgren Lund Lundgren Lundgren
gren Falkenberg Beebe and Pfeffer PfefferEvery PtefrerEVer PfefferEvery
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EVer Every time a good team loses Jo e a few fewgames feWe8 fewgames
games e8 some one starts a story of die dissension dlsenaton diecerision ¬
sension in the ranks This sort of a ayarn ayarn ayarn
yarn was wa set in motion a few days ago agoabout agt agtabout 8b 8babout
about the Pittsburg Pltt burg club Fred ClarkeINI Clarkeand Clarke Clarkeand
and INI all the men are emphatic in their theirdenials theirdenials theirdenials
denials denialsFor denialsFor denialsFor
For the third time this tJ season sea on Jack JackFox JackFox TackFox
Fox the wellknown w llknown professional profe elonl bas basketball ba baketbalt baaketball ¬
ketball player has signed si ned a Blngham Binghamton
ton N Y contract Fox was wureleASed signed signedreleased
1 released and resigned r in twentyfour twentyfourhours twentyfourhours twentyfourhours
hours by Manager Jack Warner Now Nowi Nowthat Nowthat
i that Warner has sold out the new own owners owners
ers have signed up Fox once more moreMinneapolis morellInneapoJIe
5 5Minneapolis
Minneapolis defeated Indianapolis and andwent andwenl andwent
went back into the lead in Sundays Sundaysgame Sundaysgame Sundaysgame
game in which five pitchers officiated in inthe Inthe inthe
the box b x by a score re of 6 to 4 Manager ManagerJoe ManagerJoe IgerToe
Joe Cantillon of o the Minneapolis team teamwas team1as teameras
was ordered from the grounds by Um Umpire Umpire Umpire ¬
pire Cueaek for disputing dl putlftg a a decision decisionS decisionThe dec decThe decl8lonThe
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The Detroit club seem to have its itschampionship Itschampionship itschampionship
championship shoes on once more and andit andIt andit
it would not be surpVising sut i l if Jennings Jenningshad J Jenningsitsd ennlnphad
had his team on toy to when the present presentlatersectional J re resent resentintersectional ent entIntersectional
Intersectional series Is completed completedConnie completedCennle complete completeConnie
Connie Mack nays an 3 5 that h he is disap disappointed dl diespnted ap appointed ¬
pointed nted that he di did < J not get et Pitcher PitcherMott De DeMott DeMoott
Mott M Msigned of Lafayette College ColJe < < e who ho has hassigned haiIlI
signed lI ed a Cleveland contract Mack says saysthat saysthat saysthat
that DeMott promised a friend that he hewould hewould hewould
would tie up with Ith the Athletics and andConnie aDdConnie andConnie
Connie thought it settled De Mott Mottmust Mottmust Iottmust
must be a very ver promising young pitch pitcher ¬
er as 8 Barn Barney to Dreyfuss also claims that thathe thatbe thathe
he agreed to become a Pirate PirateIt
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It looks as If the contest conte t this season seasonwould seaaonOuld seasonwould
would Ould be a repetition of that of efexcept 90S 1101except 90Sexcept
except that New York has been added addedas
as one of the runners up New York Yorkhowever Yorkhowever
however will finish lower than than tM Detroit Detroitand Detroitand D Dand t
and Philadelphia Stallings Has a bunch bunchof
of youngsters you ster who are liable to lag lagtrifle Ia Iatrifle a atrifle
trifle when the season really warms up upIf upIe upIf
If they the dont it will be another case casethe of ofthe oftho
the baseball dope pot being upset upsetCincinnati up upsetC upsetCincinnati et etCincinnati
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Cincinnati made a big effort to secure secureRube secureRube secureRube
Rube Benton the phenomenal young younglefthand youngJetthand younglefthand
lefthand pitcher of the Macon team ot otthe oLthe ofthe
the South Atlantic League but the theowners theowners theowners
owners of the club absolutely absolutelyto refused refusedto
to sell at this thi time Benton te 1 only onlynineteen onlynineteen onlynineteen
nineteen years old but he has already alreadycreated alr1 alr1created alreadycreated
created a great stir in the South He Heis HeIs Heis
is a big lad with Ith wonderful wonderful control for fora
a lefthander and he strikes out from fromten fromten fromten
ten to twenty men every day Just to toget toget 0 0get
get up an appetite Roger Bresnahan Bresnahanand Bresnahanand
and several other scouts for big league leaguedub IsuedUM leagueclubs
dub have been down there looking 1oo D him himover blmover himover
over but he is not for sale until the theseason Uieseason tkea80n
season a80n is over overThe Over
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The Pittabur baseball Club won the theNational tlaeNatJomd theNational
National League pennantas Pennant as 11 well as theworlds the theworlds Utewolkr
worlds championship lest year Then Thenthe Thenthe Thenhe
the Pittaburs Plttsbu baseball club was the best bestever besteverthere besteverthere
ever everthere there was so other aarregation of oftossers ort oftossers
tossers t Pera extant extant that th t could even approach approachU
It in point of excellence exCElIfOn < e So said the thefans thetalts thefans
fans This year v ar the Pittshurx Pit r club isnt isntdoine llintdetne isntdoing
doing so IO well Game after game m has hasBeen hasiHtn basbeen
Been lost and instead ln tead of showing Che Cheway be beway heway
way to the tn > other th r seven clubs In the theleague th thIWlfit1Ie theleaure
league the th locals are lighting tir keep k < eep
from being shoved into int the second divi divirlon iYS iYSIon it itnlon
rlon Ion So 0 I the fainthearted fainth 3rtetl ones have havebecome hebNome havebecome
become busy hti U y they th w have baeaa a amean saying seyfugmean sayingmean
mean tbincs they have lest their nerve nervcj
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and instead lnet c1 of accepting r the situation In toa Ina ina
a philosophical manner have lent their theirears UIeIreArs theirears
ears to xossip Jto gossipto alPto to rumors reflecting reftecti on onthe onthe onthe
the players lay lao as well U as the ntanaxe niaiuuremen niaiuuremenPhtsbvrr wn wnPtttabrrz n nPittsbcn
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Baseball as a college sport in the State Stateof Stateof
of Iowa threatens to become extinct extincttactics extinctthe extinctattar I
attar the preset season because of the
dilatory tactics of the Missouri valley vaIk valleyauthorities
authorities ties when they assembled in Des DesMotnes DMotne DesMoines I
Moines > > otne last w wsummer week latlegislate latlegislateipas to legislate on the thesummer tile8ununer thewas
summer baseball regulations ipas Nti Ntion No action actionwas actioawaa
was taken on the recommendations recomMel1da Ol18 of i iNebraska
Nebraska and as IIi a result it is not prob probable probable probable
able that the coaches hes at Ames Drake1 Drake1and Drake Drakead Drakeand
and ad Iowa will 11 attempt to develop official oftlclall oftlclallnJ officialnines i inines
nines nJ next spring Drake Drake was forced to togive togive
give up the game this spring sprl and Coach CoachCI CoachClyde i II IIgive
Clyde CI Williams has been reported to
have said that he will not allow his hismen l hismen s
men to sign up any such eligibility eligibilitypapers eligiUttypapers uty utypapers I
papers as are now thrust thru t under the thenoses theDO thenoses
noses DO 8M of the crack baseball players play at atthe
the beginning n of each collegiate season seasonLast 1IeUOIILaat seasonLast I
Last week in the American Association Associationwas i
was U a bad one for the leaders in the therace therace I Irace
race last year both Milwaukee and andLouisville andLouisville I ILouisville
Louisville taking tak1n turns in touching last lastplace lastplace i iplaee
place in the race for the 2910 bunting buntingwhile buntingwbUe buntingwhile
while the teams who proved rather rathereasy ratbereasy rathereasy
easy in 1 1101 gradually climbed to the thetoe thetop
top rung or near there at least lea t The TheMinneapolis
Minneapolis big league Ie outfit and the thefor tbeSaints theSaints
Saints from St Paul have led the way
for the other teams last week the fierce fierceas JIefteplaying fiercet
playing of theee teams making It look lookas lookas
t as though thou h the race was between th thIndianapolis them themIndianapolis
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Indianapolis fans fa are waiting ltiDS the com comm coming cornJug
m Jug of Shortstop Coffey who is due to toarrive toarrive toarrive
arrive here June 15 ISCoffey 15Cotler 15Coffey
Coffey will soon drop his h books ana anahis an anhie andhis
his baseball at Fordham College to reto re report report ¬
port to Manager 1I5er Carr Coffey CO < < ey to the thelad thelac thed
lad d wild wh is J exifecwd eCfeo cl to plug pIu up the
dike in the infield With the Boston BostonNationals BoMonNatlonallJ Boetonl BoetonlNationals
Nationals last year fresh from college collegeCoffey eoI collegeCoffey e eCott
Cott Coffey J showed aho d form that should makehim makehim make makehim
him a good gO < d man in the American As Association At8C Assi ¬
sociation sociationThe 8C si eiali4l eiali4lThe 1 tiO l lThe
The infield is not going gnln < < well at all allJtt allfast n njust
just now and it Js safe At to say y that were werethe w wereit re reUte
the it Fordham 1h > y here he would be bei bepen begiven
i given a place without delay delayFLAYS cklayFLA delayFLAYS
FLAYS FLA YS UNIVERSITIES UNIVERSITIESFOR
FOR BUYING STARS STARSPHILADELPHIA STARSPHILADELPH1 STARSPHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA June sProt Prof Ray Raymond Raymond Raymond ¬
mond M t AMen of Stanford University UniversityCalrfortia UniversityCaltfortla UJ velBlty velBltyCaUfor
Calrfortia CaUfor has arrived in the city to toattend toattomd toattend
attend several board meetings meett and to toaddress toadlJlftI8 toaddress
address the annual commencement of oftbe ofthe ofthe
the Zeiosoohie Society of the t e University Universityof
of Pennsylvania Penn tvanla on Thursday Tbun ay Dr Alden Al Alden Alden
den who graduated from Peon in 1884 1884and 1884and 1884and
and was a vanity debater and ad honor honorman honorman
man in his class has pronounced views viewson viewson viewson
on the methods pursued INJr5 d by b some of the thebig 1Mbi thebig
big bi Eastern universities uniensit i in n recruiting recruitingiren
iron from the Pacific coast particularly particularlyon
on th the north coast coastThe eoStTh coastThe
The Th practice of offering to take care careof careof
of th husky future athletic stars at atHarvard atHarvard t tHarvnrd
Harvard Yale and Brown Bro by offering offeringfree U offeringfree < < erin erinfree
free scholarships holars me and sometimes also alsoeven alsoeven
ycholarshiPean
even free board and lodging 1od eIng in addi addition a
tion tion he said id accounts nts to a t very large largeextent largeextent
extent for the swollen < representation re r fttt1on at atthese atthese atthese
these colleges coIl of California Wash WashOrtJmD WashingtonOregon Washington WashingtonOregon
Oregon and Idauo J anl There are times timeswhen timeswhen timeswhen
when I despair for Penn and almost dentore de deplore denlorE ¬
plore the S ffctellty ndIty with which hich wealthy wealthyalvmni wealth wealthahDD1 f falrmni
alvmni out there stick to their ideals idealsand Idealsar Idealsand
and ar > d refuse reof1 4 ti use anything but persua persuasive persuaif persuan ¬
sive n if yc arguments anu n oh ui new + MW men In time I Ithink Ithink Ithink
think our policy will win out but H is ishard ishard ishard
hard to see te good men snapped up in insuth inuh insuch
such uh a way now
Standings and Possibilities
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Harry Vatll assume assumed charge of the theAriel theArleI theAdel
Ariel crews at Baltimore feet Wednes Wednesday WedlMday Wednesday ¬
day returning te a position b he < < f bad held heldfor heldfor
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< Princeton win meet Lafayette on MarcFieldd Marc MarcField KarcFIeld
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tone to Easton for tile first of tbe bIg bisgauee bIgoMS biggames
games oMS to be played p1aye11IIMIer under tIN new rule ruVTbe ru ruThe ruleThe
The same with Pennsylvania is th thonly ttOII1y tt ttonly
only lamest achoanlad d to be play pIa pIafrom playaway i iaway
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The Chicago Cubs at present pre ellt hold tfca tfcaMM th31tIe tlaisle
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seeuUve e wins wt Frank Chances charges chargescopped chargEeopped chargeseopped
eopped eleven contests in a row bem bemfinally being beingfinally jn jnftDaJ17
finally halted In the afternoon tussle tussleon tuss tussoa tuss4cof
on Decoration Day by the Rajahs RajahsFour RajahsFour
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been finishing in the first division i
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getting gett1n within close range of th the Pro Pro7 Pro7dence
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