Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-04

II to II. and in the 10Th the Indians made
-four and Louisville tWo. the fual fGufeS
being 10 to IA in favor OF the Indians.
indianapolis made. >. hits to - for Louis
VILE. There We're three. doubles, six trip
les and two home runs.
''Fi"lder Jones is 4 young manager.
says the Chicago Chronlclr.' He was CIV
en- the place in III. middle of the Sc:lsci..
last year, when TIL" team. was down II,
the ruck. He brought il up until 1t was
a factor iOr ptnnant honors until tn" last
few games OF the season. This year, h'
has pushed the team ahead from til,
start. When his players Were winning he
pr.tiS. Il them. When they w"r" down he
la6or"d harder and pulled them up tlmr
after time"
PROM the nature Of his rpsition,' ar
slcS Catcher Sullivan Of Chicago.
barkstop is the onr To figure most prom
nently m All plays. hccauS'. he is th'' only
one facing the rest Of The team. and
everyone looks to him for a signal as t.
what is coming off Most of the ratcher's
work can't be- seen by the spectators
When al mtric:,t" play Is made that re-
moves Il dangerous base runner 1T crit
cal rioment the catcher has had Il big
hand IN it, but not All OF the crowd real
iZt that.
Manager Mack has tV" men who ar.
fit to BATH. any day against the best
pitchers that can be- put forth. ThcS" an.
" .ddcll and Plank, says the Washington
Star. Both are in grand condition an,
ne team tf:t l";ttS tll'th ms Il i''itti''i
| in its cap We'll worth h"lStins q. Coax
| ley h;iG also done good work, this year
hut Henley has been It failure and Bend
~ u Disappointment If rlthtr one , ct ~
| latter pair ST get ""in.: right Mack
nea will Ice right in the r..nnlnt race witt
| Il vengeance.
SO Joe curbctt IS through with base
bali" unused Umpire Hank" O'pay :
lew days ago. Well, in his retlrrmt..
| baseball loses tn. best man that "N"I
| curved Il ball. Nv" umpir"d many .
game, ;ind was pitcher myself. but I've
corlctt served mp when h" was P' rf"rIn
ing in tn" N.tt,"nal League. When cor
| h.tt began in Eiltim"r,' l." was a mt
ne never depended upon that lie wa
| wholly and SOLELY a "trNrd-bIll pitcher
and always relied upon his wide *lint*.
Ned IIunl"n still considers 10" McGin
nifty one of III" best pitchers III the bust
nes:,. lie also :till thinks that baltimore
hat the greatest team that mas e:rr play
! ed the :..iE,r when Baltimore was win
| ming tenants. 'Mrt;innity is .rra
pitcher. said IIanlrn III" other day, be
cause from the mi.llt" tn" bell rings H.
knows; iIISt what h. = out there f"i. H.
| uses his head every n,inu'r he's in tn
game. and he has :. reason for every mov'
he makes. Thine:; nay not always tur,
out as he plnrf them, but ne knows jus
| what he is Ibout.
| Rob Dunbar in Boston Journal | hav.
no sympathy with indifferent bail players
| or thoe. who do not take car" 81 th-n.
| selves: but. when | know men are try
| ing their level best. l feel that Il knocl
| is Il-timrd. Cons. rNltiNe, yet truthful
criticism. has made. pooi baseball in thi:
| CITY. | have heard men wis. in baseball
| experience assert this Tact time an'
IaSain. tirlm:;il:iW WIS very much AT SEA
yesterday. but it is prutallr that he has II
times more staff in him than any of tina
thowling mob onu tn" first base bleacher:
that roasted him so unmercifllly.