The evening world., 1905-07-18
H~IGHLANDERS TO HAVE
YOUNG AND NEW BLOOD
By Z sANGREE.
Z (0peciai 10 Tho Evening worldly

By Z
(speciai 10 The Evening world,
CLEVELAND. O., July 1.-THE re-
juvenation Of the HiEhianders began in
earnest yesterday, when Griffth signed
two nav players from the outlaw
league Of Pennsylvania One 10 0oods.
q ieft-handed pitcher from the john
stcwn club: the other Boomer. an In
nsider from the Harrisburg team.
CRIT selected these lads on recon-
mendations Of several reliable friends
who have had an opportunity to see
them work. He II % anxious to bolster
Up New York. ana do It quickly. that
he y now in communicative with the
clubs relative 70. having the men JOIN
In Chicago.
II the inielder oan get away. he will
be put on first base. and Mr.. Goode
need not wait long Cor Chance to
spread his wings. Goode has been WIN
ming right along, and h outlaw
league includes some clever batsmen.
Bonner II primarily q second base
man, but a hold down any sort Of a
Job inside.
whether or M these new Highland
ers will displaco any veterans Grit
does not soy. He Is very cagey, but
certain members of the team are a
little nervous.
1t is no news that Griffith intends
gathering q younger generation for
next year.. He believes in young men.
Grifith figures that Kleinow. Chase,
Yeager, Conroy, Hogg. E,berfeld and
Keeler give him the proper nucleus to
effect this. The latter two, while old
stagers. are. Of course. more valuable
than newer OF younger men.
keeler's Only Muh.
Speaking of Keeler. 1t vas funny to
hear the expressions yesterday when
he INJURED q ny in left field. The old
| est fans here declared they had never
seen him do the like. Any other
fielder in America would not have
elected this general remark. Keeler
himself was amazed, and for the rest
Of the game did not smile. He de-
ciined to excuse himself on the score
OF a bad sun, though that was the
reason.
Bay let in two runs Saturday
from the same cause.
Keeler's nun was nearly as costly.
1t happened in the fourth inning. off
Turner. first man UP. Willie ran about
fifteen steps and set himself Tor the
oatch-a moderately high fly. The
oficial scorer had already marked
''out." and the reporters were flashing
the same over the wires. The hall
only fell o short distance, and was
not hurt.
Turner reached second on the mum,
and scored on Cars long single in
right. Carr got second on the throw
home, and from there he chased all
| the way home on a wonderful error
| of Conroy. who dropped an easy fly
near the pitchers box from vinson.
No sun this time-simply q rank mum.
Jack Powell relieved Hogs after the
latter had twirled one and cne-third
innings. The porcine william was
too xiou to beat Cleveland. AS he
came on the field Bernhard n sew
eral other Blues made a significant
gesture at the neck, meaning in base
bail pantomin1p that Hogg was a
gutter,
Hosg Had Passes.
TIL go In there and knock the
heads off a couple" promised William.
and he did keep them lodging, but
ut the same time kept passing. He
filed the bases finally, with one out.
and then Powell asked to &c In. the
boilermaker was good, strong and
keen for work. He retired the side
without a score and pitched clever
enough ball to win, but those TWO
errors broke up the game. Cleve-
land got another run in the fifth by
a pass, a sacrifice and Q single. In the
eighth they earned q run, when Carr
doubled and scored on Buelow's hit.
For New York Jimmy Williams
raped out a double in the seventh
and was cored by Fultz. David. by
the way, played a sciItilatlng Jane,
working some fine catches and rnn-
niug bases like a wild man. On Sun
day night Dave made ms aeout a. az
of go In the Y. NJ. c. 4. Hall. the
subject being ''Quitters." and the
papers to-day gave him a column send
Dave compared life TO a game OF
bali, and told how lots OF the profess
SIGNALS nave Il yellow streak, When
then don't hit they get drunk and Zee
bad. Dave said the only thing To do
is 10 grin ana bear adverslty, Their
come back all the stronger. It's nc
use to sass the umpire, but keel
going around the bases, Just The
same. Fultz was quite at home or
the platform. and never made a break
There il hardly a chance that ~
will play another year, n Gr.fhtf
has his eyes on several men In cas-
Dave quits. In fact. the Highland
ers Of next year will ave man rev
i faces. Cleveland is not playing re-
now. She has had to do her best I,
4 beat New York. and. In the hlmbl'
opinion of the writer. the Giants cal
: beat Cleveland n series. The High
ianders. however. to Il a beiiey
: that the Athletics viii win ont IN III
American Lcs.ue race. and thai viii
: them NcGraw would have me battl
a M his life.