Evening star., 1901-05-04
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Judge" Cullum. who was the champion
rooter Tor the New York team in it's hal
cyon days and later rooted for the Brook
iyns, died in Brooklyn the other day.
Sandwfch-man Tydings is on the trip to
Washington. acting as Manager McGraw's
valet During the game he sells Schmidt )
DOCK. Tydings Is much elated at having
shaken Admiral Dewey's hand on Monday
afternoon.-Baltimore News.
III. when Walter Clarkson of Harvard
strikes out sixteen men In a game and
hits, his work Is criticised as ordinary
and ragged" what kind of game will
he nave to pitch to be given credit of
good work?
not seem to make the managers of the
TWO Chicago clubs dislike each other
PRESIDENT Hart attended the opening game
OF the American League club, and Com
kkey returned the compliment the other
DAY by driving to the league grounds with
his team in tally-ho
Inc hght between the American and Ma
tional Leagues is growing more bitter each
cay When the Cleveland and Cincinnati
teams met in Chicago, IL was learned the
National League managers had been or
dered TO stay away from hotels at which
American teams We're stopping Mcphee
TOOK the Cincfs out of a certain Chica go
motel tha minute he found the CIev.lanis
We're under the same roof.
Hplre cantlilion is not infailibIe and the
prayers We're continually nagging at him
Wheu he apparently misjudged strikes
Creiger cut into the argument at q wrn,,p,
time In the fourth inning, and as = ras,,I1
was notified that s. fine would Just about
fit his case
Nothing has been said about the Boston
aggregation that would place il in the
chronic ktckers class but Collins and his
men did more protesting yesterday than
was heard from McGraw and the Orioles
during their entire four games in this
city. Mis-
There is no gainsaying the fact that Col
Inns is the king pin of third basemen. be-
ing beautiful fielder, a terrific hitter and
IN the very hrst class q base runner
Coughlln Is his equal a fielder, but
lacks the clever Bostoniau's batting eye
But the Senators third baseman is only
coming, and he may yet share honors
with the king.
Many of the spectators are protesting
against the terrific din kept up through
out the game by the yenders Of lemonade
and peanuts in the grand stand, and it
seems as. though the same business could
be done with less noise.
The artistic scoring box on the roof of
the grand stand was completed this morn
ing. and the scribes will probably move
INTO their new quarters this afternoon. 1t
is Manager Mannings intention to devote
the box entirely to those who are COM
PEELED to keep track of the game and
loungers will be rigidly excluded.
The DetroitS also won yesterday, and
the Wolverines maintain their hold on the
first position In the championship race.
Washington is close up. having a clear
lead in the second position.
Pitcher Waddell was transferred by the
Pittsburg management to the Chicago Ma
tional League Club yesterday. The Pirates
have been anxious to get rid Of the But
Ter county boy, who started out a couple of
years ago looking like a winner. 1t is be-
lieVed that he may yet become q star.
Wadden's chief fault is that he is liable
to be very erratic