The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-22

What are you going to DOR was asked
of President Sheard this morning with ref
erence to bracing up the fast failing for
tunes OF the White Sox- What the hi
Mr.. Sheard, you were angry. Now here is
a tip from a fan in this city as. to what
you should do In the very first place,
Mr.. Sheard,'' says this patron Of the
game, why don't you hire some man who
knows bah players when he sees them if
you have not the time to go yourself, and
send MIN over the Missouri Valley league
circuit, over the Central Kansas league
circuit. the Southwestern league circuit,
and the other minor leagues in this neigh
borhood? Let him pick out and recon-
mend men he sees there. Youngsters in
'has-beens,' a few Of which you have on
your team. Then, do you know that the
Pacific National league broke up last
week, the crowd out of which you got
Jack Eenry2 There may be some more at
| home like him. Wouldn't it be worth while
to investigator"
Umpire Cuzaek, last year in this circuit,
is this summer touted as the best indicator
man IN the Three-I circuit. His work is
ranked as superfine-
There is too much talk from the players
on the bench over the Western association
circuit. This kind of bowling and cat
calling is tabooed and punishable by
tine and should be cut out. President
! Shively needs to take the matter up him
/ SER. People go out to see bail game
and not lot Of rowdy attempts to be
smart 1t may seem funny, but after a
while it gets, oh. 50 tiresome-
Umpire Owens ought to have been fined
on tuesday. Shut upP' he snarIed at
/ Tex Jones Of Guthrie when the latter
made a protest over a. decision. You are
/ not allowed to talk to me like that, re-
/ torted Jones' You bet you are not,
! yelled Dad Bennett from the sfdelines.
| you'll go on the bench in a minute,
shouted the big umpire to Bennett. That
| closed the incident. Owens ought to have
/ been reprimanded for it. A player mas ms
ArHr c1-SeF
to stand for such talk from the indicator
man.
The Pittsburg Missouri Valley league
| franchise may be sold to Fort Smith, Ark.
Same old trouble-don't draw
Sammy Norris. Joplin's crack Indian
| pitcher, is sick with fever and was left at
home on the present trip.
sedalia has a new pitcher by the name
| Of Teasdale. He is touted as Wohoei-
President shiveley found him
Pitcher Red Craig. last year with Spring
field, has been sold by Minneapolis 70 m, m
dianapolis. The big fellow made good, pus
| Watkins had Thomas returned to MN ana
the Hoosiers were shy q twlrler
,rhe,- must be having some fun in the
/ Missouri Valley. BY d score of p to 10
/ south McAlester defeated Fort Scott the
other day
It is said that Sedalia will sell big DICK
Rohu-purchaser not announced. 1l I-Lll'5
/ has joined the team again 70 pay sscollo
1 and will probably be made captain 20 sue
coed Harry Cheek
Instead of coming home with the stellar
ef5rnpionship. the White Sox returned
with the cellar championship
The -s.Cehman carp story on. Dutch
Fersch. invented by Arthur Kane, has Just
struck Wichita. The Eagle has printed II
twice
Here is another crack at the schedule:
This time it comes from the Joplin Globe:
aJffs a peculiar schedule that don't get
oklahoma City and Joplin together till
TlIne sol and the local fans are thinking
some one has blundered. Not until July
10Th will Oklahoma City visit Joplin
A blessing alike to young and old: Dr..
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