The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-27
CHIPS FROM The DIAMOND.

President Nick" was not going TO
change his schedule. but he will have 10.
Nash is called upon to appear but once
more in New York and Nick will have
10 switch him.
Jack Doyle says he cannot account for
the weak batting of his team unless IL is
that they lose courage when the bases
are filed
Joe Quinn will lead the second base end
OF the country again. He has made one
misplay in ls games.
McGraw says that If Ban Johnson wants
better discipline. he ought to secure bet
ter umpires. Johnson's umpires proved
good enough last season and II looks as
II they Will worry through this cam
paign.
Flournoy is now the idol of the bleach
critics and justly so for his hard hitting
yesterday coupled with his good work on
the road has made them almost forget
Harry Davis.
After the third inning yesterday Hell
merl pitched fast ball and will make a
good addition TO Worcester's staff.
KlobedanZ was. well received when he
stepped TO the plate but the former Ma
tionsi Lacquer could not reach first.
Smoot misjudged Flournoy's fly I'm the
second and the speedy westerner was
able TO get two bases.
Manager Hugh Duffy says that he Is
very we'll pleased with Milwaukee. and
has already made many friends there
He thinks The city is a good ball town,
and that the club will get good support
as soon as the weather settles and the
pitchers get right
wagners stop OF Wrigleys hit and
Walters catch of Noyes fly were easily
the features of the game.
Opposition to the retention OF ~. f.
Young as president of the National
league after the reorganization. in an
other year, Is not confined TO the New
York club. 1t is said that at least two of
the western teams are outspoken for a
change. and that three will probably vote
for a new man. The principal objection
entertained against him is that he applies
himself too closely to Washington, and
does not go out on the circuit and see
what the umpres and players are doing.
Umpire Billy Nash says that Davis and
Warner Of the New Yorks used some OF
the vilest language that he had ever heard
anywhere, the two players being extreme
ly personal IN their remarks. In addition.
said Nash. Warner kicked him on the
shins until they bled. and Davis dared him
TO put him out of the game, saying that
II Nash attempted sucn thing he would
never again be permitted TO enter the
Polo grounds. Nash said he would have
protected himself with his fists had he
not feared riot. He removed Davis
from the game. nevertheless, and thereby
lost his job His only regret Is that he
did not assert his rights. And these are
National league methods.
zeke wrigley kept up constant run
ming fire Of talk yesterday. which. IL not
witty. was amusing
Fred ClarA~ and Hans Wagner OF the
Pittshurgs sat on the Providence bench
Harry Moves certainly helded well yes
terday and hit we'll az the bat. Walter,
by a remarkable running catch. robbed
him Of two-bagger. lie has won
derful arm. and whips the ball to first
with great speed.
IL will take 1000 feet Of sod 20 cover
Connie Mack's ball park I'm philadelphia.
india polls and Fort WAYNE are MAX
ing the running I'm tho Western.
Sam Mertes OF Comiskey's forces made
but four errors in 20 games at second.
Tajoie II the only slugger in the coun-
try I'm the 800 class.
Connie Mack was SO short OF players
the other day that he had 10 take OF his
coat and warm up with one OF his pitch