Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-06
BASE BALL NOTES.

Kitson viii face his old team mates to-
day.
The Nationals are about due for a double
header in Detroit but 1t Is sure thing that
Stahl won't play 1t II he can prevent 1t.
Jack Carr. the Northeast Washington boy.
has been playing fine game at short for
Indianapolis and hitting around the 800
mark
Manager Stahl will probably stand pat
for some time In the matter OF In and out
f1elders. One good pitcher would come In
handy just now to stir up Tom Hughes. but
where oh. where. can one be had?
Old Mig. Norcum. who left Washington
with Jakey Atz about six years ago. has
been doing some tall batting in the South
ern League this season.
Perhaps Walter Burnham Of Newark Is
not tickled that he secured Pitcher Carrick
of Fall River He has Just completed the
second payment on that player.
II the Pirates take the entire series from
the Boston Nationals the Beanies will have
eQualed the awful record made by the
Americans of that city in the way OF
straight defeats.
The Redlegs appear to feel perfectly at
home in seventh place. Here's where Char
icy Ebbetts gets chance to smile at Ned
Hanlon's expense
Another college pitcher gone wrong after
Joining the big league. Reulbach of the
ENGAGES who was the sensation last fall
Is mark for the batsmen up to date.
Catcner rom Doran. one of the Detroit
Base Ball Clubs extra men, has been sold
70 the Toronto Eastern League team and
mas Joined Manager Barrows' club
II looks as ii Cincinnati had made a bad
D Dreak 10 release the young left-hander.
Druhot. who has been doing nothing but
ffne work since he was allowed to 60
PRESIDENT Charles F. Carpenter of the Tri-
seate League has suspended Chick Hartley
OF Lancaster for three days and imposed
fine of S13 on him for his assault on Short
stop owens of New York at Lancaster Mon
DAY. Manager Heckert has protested the
game because Owens was benched He
Claims that Owens made no attempt to re-
taiiate when Hartley assaulted the short
stop, and that Owens. therefore should not
have been put out of the game
Harley, formerly of the Boston Nationals,
IS putting up fine game for Atlanta and
shut out Little Rock the other day. to o.
The Southern League has several discards
OF the locals, including Roy Hale. who
came from California to join Boston; Red"
FISHER, who is the crack pitcher of the
Shreveport team. which is making a great
fight for first place, and Herley.-Boston
Herald
Paul Radford and King Kelley have
been released by Manager Frank j. Leonard
of Lynn 1t Is understood that weak hit
ting IS the cause. Radford had been pro-
fessional ball player for the past twenty
i've years. His home at the present time is
In Hyde Park.
The scribe who studiously seeks to put
the stigma of syndicatism on the American
League. because its executive goes to the
aid of a club which has protraeted slump
stamps himself as silly or servile. The in
terests of no other club will be sacrificed
to build up the Boston club nor has Presi-
dent Johnson the authority to shift players
between teams to suit himself. Every club
in the American League Is operated under
home ownership and not one share of stock
is controlled by party interested in any
other club in the organization. Those who
cry syndicate ball in futile effort to
arouse animosIty against the American
make no reference to the ownership OF the
Philadelphia and New York clubs of the
National League.-St. Louis Sporting News.