Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-26
SPORTS OF ADM.
.sRvnnAL rnNNANrs woN Now

SEVERAL PENNANTs WON NOW
soae Dopy Managers Have oinrh on
Flag Already.
Here's batch OF prophecies
Clark Griffith, New York: Nobody but
Doc Newton snd Elberfelds two months
absence beat US out OF the nag this wear
We can't lose out IN 1907 We'll finish
Connie" Mack, Philadelphia: yes; we
blew this campaign. But In 1907 (? Wow!
I Y hey reosn. l-ita re thes penRant away from
take command sro1nd about july Is. T rh
rest Of the race viii be gall0p That's
CA stale glass q beer with a fly in it.
Napoleon I4ajOie, Cleveland: well, were
a eha again. all right. all right. But
the third time win be the charm. have
the hitters. aelders and pitchers / also
have a great manager. Yes, sir; well I'm
Hearst wasn't elected governor Of New
York" 49,
HuEhey Jennings. Detroit: 'AIl this tidv
Detroit team has needed for the last two
years has been a swell leader They've Tot
that now. ] can see already the flag nv
ing over our grounds Wen finish iirst
Just as sure as Nick Aftrock isn't as good
looking az Harry Puiham."
Jimmy McAleer 81. Louis: Don't over
LOOK us, II you do you'll be overlooking
VIII be the candy kids throughout the 1901
scramble. Sure, Mike, wen finish first
Inst as sure sure as Jim Cronin doesn't take
Joe Cantillon and Chick" Stahi wanted
20 % pe heard from, but they were choked
Meantime eemiskey. and Chance are saw
ing wood. ~ = -,
- ~. treat hip az I would be treated my
That 5. how. Connie Mack declares he has
tanned Rube Waddell the most eccentric
And, continues MI. MeGiiicdddy in a
San Francisco interview, 81 do not have
the trouble With slWaddell that some people
feI RS ana mae one T wo Fg ass WILING
humoring that the ordinary afcgliotyer ~
base ball, thinks he, does. 1881 -. III
has his whis, just as p othsr p he19w b1 ae
Waddell Is all In the open and does. his ne
euiiar' stunts In full light OF the base bali
III you consider that this big fellow i.
pampered and spoiled by the fans and news
papers IA every city in the circuit II will
not DC haIu Tor you to see how Il happens
that he Is spoiled. But Waddell Ia far
easier 70 get along With than some other
ne goes and does IL. and offers no explains
ton either before or after The act
II would rather have a player OF the
Waddeh type than one who suiks. Now
makeup, he never suilSs, and he does NOT
instiH trouble in the ranks, some other
star players do
lust after the horses came down from
saratoga last September, says a New York
dlEpatchs superintendent Frank Clarke o.
the sIeepshead Bay course was informed
by the detectives Of the Society for the
Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals OF GER
tain horse with three legs having been
entered as a starter. IN one OF the cheap
events on the program Of the next day.
with three legA eh?" aueried Clarke IN
a half suspicious manner. Going over 70
stall No, ~ whence the entry had been
made, Clarke found there a t-year-oid son
OF Gpldhneh hobbling about on three legs
the fourth-the on fore leg-being useless
for the reason that the hoOf and hook paris
had decayed to such an extent that the
foot was just dangling. Yet the horse had
been entered az a starter. Investigation
badge horse The owner OF a horse
Registered In the stud book ana quaytered
Of admission. As It costs S a day 70 attend