Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-20
Base Ball Notes.

The New YOrkS make their last appear
anee of the season tomorrow against the
Senators
Manager Griffith certainly worked hard
on the coaching line yesterday, but his
team was lucky to win.
Manager Donovan did some clever playing
on third in the seventh when O'Neill tried
the bluff steal of second. He pulled a
throw from CAMEL, and o. NeiH landed safe
ly on second. but Hill struck out.
Albert Edward Orth, unexpectedly, re-
ported to Manager Griffith last evening at
the Ebbitt, but it will be some time be-
Fore he resumes pitching.
Catcher McManus. once senator unner
the Wagners, has also reported to Manager
Griffith to help out Mcclure since kleinoW
was injured in Philadelphia.
Barry Mccormick will probably join the
Senate at st. Louis next Saturday. Second
Baseman Mullin going back to the Ath-
letics Mullin has done very well with
the Senators. and will prove a valuable ;id-
dition to Connie Mack's band next sea-
son.
The calling of games at o'clock worked
to a charm yesterday, and everybody ap-
peared pleased at the change. The crowd
was very good one for Monday, and all
the fans got home In plenty time for
warm dinner.
Thursday afternoon the Senators will stop
over at Harrisburg, Pa, for a game with
the Independents of that city, and great
crowd will assuredfy witness the contests,
as little Joe Cassidy was with this outfit
last season Joe was the best shOrtstop IN
Pennsylvania last season, and by sensa-
tional work became the idol of the Harris
burg fans"
The crowd at yesterdays game made The
New Workers feel good, as they cheered
Justify when five runs went up for the
Athletics in the game at Boston. The
local fans" want to see the Hfghlanders
fha x-e.f S<1I,s
hard for the Senators to beat them yester-
day That's base baH.N
The Cleveland owners should give Laioie
charge of the team next season. and fad
out what is in the Big fellow. If he can't
make good as manager send him down
to Washington, and we will try to put
up with his faults as a leader, but use him
as drawing card.
Dave Fultz. who is studying to be law
yer, will enter New York University this
fall and help coach the foot ball team Of
that institution. He has received some
iattering offers from other colleges, but
does not wish to take too much work upon
his shoulders. s' fte
Ex-President freedman of the New
1orks Is at the head of the company that
is to build the Pennsylvania railroads. 500
sees very few ball games and takes little
interest in base ball, being too busy with
more important matters.
That offer of mine to give $25 GEO for
l"o <1AicFfCdIi League stars was no IDLE
dream" says President Herman of the
Cincinnati club. 1.-THE money is here, wait
Ing for the right parties. All they have
to do Is to deliver the goods, and the coin
Is theirs The Cincinnati club wants the
best team 1t can possibly get together, and
1t realizes that there is no better invest
ment, and no better way to get the PLAYING
results than by putting out money for the
right sort of men" Well, Parent and Brad
ley would be cheap for Cincinnati at 500 600
A Milwaukee telegram says: Manager
Joe Cantlllon of the Milwaukee American
Association base ball team received a let
ter tonight from Vice President Somers
OF the cleveland Americans, asking him If
he would confer with the Cleveland own
ers on the acceptance of the MANAGEMENT
OF the Cleveland team next year Can
tliion says he viii do nothing now, but will
meet Somers in Chicago after the season
closes He Is strongly inclined to remain
In Milwaukee unless the Cleveland offer
is too tempting to refuse"
In Cleveland they think Jaioia NAV he
mage manager as well as captain