The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26

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Beovns has teen aa9na0 Or n. 81 +
presume dat the &C. soIe Wiii Spetl
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Lave crese . GeN eno q ths 01sotsst
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playing ball b fast ee0Daay Ter IL IaGl
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tean: H. bsothse. 49, CtoaI one q
the best backetoo0 q hls 6ay. s0gun0
Lave. A9oe Cs6se u.sd - eeaeS Cay
Tom Ramsey. The famous 0euthD0W pitch
w.ishcs PS .i.deipSia Ieesoe club. 1her.
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rhompSon. "a DeIehanty. Larry IA3o6e,
J:,a Clements and Elmer Flick were all
n,i;ing a:ound IA Lave Travelled all the
At Phiisdsiphi. Lave developed into .
.reai :ntleider. and 0Doo became recognized
a one q the bese third bsseusen In the
son. ana The Phiisdsipiia msnsSemens ~
e s 6 Louis; crO.s Rssyed vish Won dsr
"a the tean- He wss sks only arrt-eis:s
player on the team. When the American
League was organised Gross Joined Nack'o
Philsdelphia team. and has played there
This il . chicago critics idea q two
t.aIe. made s& the recent National League
Take OF your bonnsts to good old Ar
tESr Soden. but do not ~ anything to the
poNce ~ any q the aushos1ties heaf about
arise 3 iury ana order the S.soa. when
SsS,,a4 ssS sn,ns e e Ssne..Sls % e,a sens.emsS
Muiphy-isnt II time 70 removs the hal
and yat abstain from calling the detective
bureau: Rieht IN the bread iiSht Of day.
sns s,d ..:S IN Xex , h1 sas :; -, wnss ~, sSasn
e.: to Charlie Murphy FOR Jeck O'NeiIl ana
JAks Pfe6er. Traded Vie Willis. pitcher.
70 To-. barnsy nreyfvss for Del Howard. Dayy
sacred hickories. but tsn't that enough to
make Grand Central Pete and Hungry Joe
turn over In their graves? Isn't that
ard so.dbrick workers turn purple. curl up
ahd die? Fine work. hne work
Umpire elk OIoughl'n thinks " Young
about tie best pitcher to umpire for he
says: ~ you miss Q strike or Young h.
, wont tear ar Your head 81. He may say. :!
,no"ssi ri, 'hss rat, vas s 0v.r but that .i be all
even-ten,pered man you ever saw. and I
think this accounts . Great deal for his long
satesf; Ar e.. He is never frsstin: and f1minE.
.!ition. The longer ne pitches the better
he seems 10 work. In the winter time hc
cats wood Oh his farm In Ohio. and hunts
occasionally. When he comes hack 10
tine damon: In the spring he IL hard as
nails and the pi ,;ure OF good healsh. 4
man Ike Young is great credit to tie
profession.
Jack Hend:fcks manager ~ the Spring
field. O.. Central League team, who once
Upon 4 time was \ Giant. Will give Amos I
Rus!e . thorough try-ort next seas0n. /;
Hendricks thinks Rusie will Be Q big draw :
i-a card. " lis arm proves no good
i.enCr:cks figures on playing the big fel-
Tvs. On first bare because he can hit t,,., Q
bail. Here's mere power to tho greatest b
pitcher the game ever produced.
President Garry Hermann has called a !
nesting OF all the Cincicnati's players tn !
,- Leld ~ that city on January I. Tho /
caucus wsli be presided over by Manager
Ss1 Hanlon. The object Of the meeting /
Is TO have lIanion get in touch with his |
From Prfnceton comes the report that
Doc Hil!ebrani viii not be engaged 10
Zach the Tigers either IN baseball or
'Oothall next season. This vii make II
-asier for Jake 0tahl 20 sign Hillo6rond
or the Washington team.