Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-08-12

lingering, O SO regretfully on the
grounds. The score went back to 30.
as it stood at the end of the 9TH.
NorEs.
Cumberland drew long breath of
relief when Brown left "Something
had worked
Wonder who wants II tainted pennant
When Stublno Brown first arrived i'll
fruStburg the Stereotyped question for
> or days was have you seen
Brown: Because If you had it was
so; II you had not, 1t was uuso.
Since last Tuesday the situation has
changed. If You have seen Brown" it
Is nnso; if You have not, it is $50
Tuesdays mornings Ncws break
fast mc"" contained these two morsels
family SuggcStive-iu view Of what i'm
mediatcly followed:
The Cardinals will journey to Frostburg
on the 'onc-forty' ear this afternoon to
try issues with the Champions Hines or
Rccd"r Will twill for the locals whIlc
stub Brown will otliciatc in a like
capacity for Frostburg. The game promises
to he one of rare interest, and the Cardinals
are determined To land the victory if m.
yates "It propitio"S.
To-days games will likely decide who
will head tire percentage column
What had the "fates" to do with the
"viCtory?'
Rather, what had the 'fates" to do
with Brown 5 refusal to pitch:
Then there was this:
Within the next few days, two new faces
Will he seen in the Cardinal aggregation
President Young has a line ont for material
that Will greatly strengthen the team
With new faces appearing i'll the
Reds and old faces disappearing from
the Champions, 1t would seem that the
force of coincidence alone would do the
job OF landing the pennant without the
favor of the triunr goddess
BREvIrIEs.
The Baltimore Evening .Nswx of
Wednesday printed striking cartoon
of mud despatched baseball player
labeled Tainted Sport etc. For this
longitude wrong paper and several
hours late. Should have been Cumber-
land NF~S Wednesday morning.
Homecoming man, with Homecoming
bruSqueneSS, very lmpolitcly announced
to considerable grand-Stand crowd
Tuesday that keenan,, of Midland, is
one OF the most effective men in the
Cumberland team. -
If pennant We're due the champion
liar the Cumberland man who wrote
and sent Wednesday the exaggerated
dispatch to the Baltimore papers con
corning Browns exit could clam it rs
donation to his city The story was lust
the one wherewith coward would
justify nimSely; hence wholly unworthy
as news.
FOUND.
The Cumberland NrrH is entitled to
the reward of > cents posted near Iona
coming. Thursdays Issue stated
Is ""dcr>to"d that Stub Brown left
this city early Yesterday morning for Balti-
more Some local acquaintance saw the
nerVously excited twIrIcr of He is stated
to hay" SAID that more money WAS owing to
HIM 10y FroSthurg than his board bill
amounted to
OF this outside the management no.
body probably knows. But no matter
how much Frostburg owes him, Cum
berland owes him more.
PROBABILITY
Frosthurg woman can look so cold at a
Cumberland man that her eyes Will flash
fire. It, fact, rs have heart
He must be one of the two who saw
Brown.
ANYrIuNG Is TINS?
Is there not serious fault to be found
with scheme which has "PreSidcnt
of League who is also "President of a
Club, and who works for the latter
more than he does for the League?
Look at this:
1t is reported that President Young has
gone to IlttSburg to secure several new
players and that the local team is about to
he StTpnut Irnpl I'urnLnr1,,,J
What show has any team for the pen
nant other than the one who owns the
presidency twice? FroStburg, Lonacon-
ing and Piedmont, aren' you too easy ,"
1t Is dollars to cents Cumberland is
laughing at your unanimous gullibilitv.
LATER 1t is said Brown didn't 90 to
Baltimore, but to Pittsburg.
NtW LHt"r-'PreSident Young went
to Plttsburg.' What for? Or as Nick
Carson says, "QHjrn SuLr|"
TouoIT ON THE NIGGERs
Coming ont of the grand stand Thurs
day afternoon Il representative Cumber
land lady was heard to Say-"the old
nasty mountalneers coming down here
to play ball Why, I'd rather be beaten
by niggers ~
MINED METAPHOR IN .IuH TYPE
Set sail for tall timbcr-Cumberlan Ncm>.
The gentlemen who furnished the
sails should have stipulated against
voyage III an open boat into the woods.
short time ago the Cumberland
N"'rS, IN fearful tone, preferred this
..query:'
Why does Brown always pitch for Frost
burg when Cumberland plays there?
The JOURNAL couldn't say, but why,
o why and hoW was Brown induced to
quit pitching for Frostburg anywhere,
or rs John Edwards sings-"rrrry
whrrrI"
STANDING OF THE CLUHs
Following is the League standing to
date Thursday, August 10, inclusive:
If"n'N. Won. Loxt Pc, Ccnt
Cumberland. ....... ~ - $50