The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-08-03

ton whcih occurred in a recent Indian | apolis-Toledo game:
 Come on, Perry" growlsd Center Field 1 CT Odwell, 'open your eyes.
 Say what are you trying to do. Kick yourself back into the big league?' was the warm one that Werden sent
 "Theyre asking for wavers on you and it's you for the bushes, he said to Sec ond Baseman Knabe, when the fellow bawled him out. You better get back there and play before Grillo gets next to what four-husher you are" Krueger had objected 10 a decision.
 Now. you are nice bone head. Any i body that don't know how many men are
 out and stands like dummy with the
 ball at third base while man runs down
 to first has got no business to talk to
 me. Skdoo"
 T must he awful rotten. guess I'm the worst that ever happened" This to Catcher Holmes.
 Little boy every ball I call you say is a strike and every strike you say Is a
 ball. Shut up or I'll have an amateur 1 catching in your place"
 Say, Padden." Werden told the Apostle leader in st. Paul, you can kick all you
 want to- You dead ones don't count. When
 chase a man, I'll put out some one
 who can weaken the team. Stick in. Dick.
 know you're tired. but I am not going l to put you out"
 Rockenfel of St. Paul was getting fresh with Werden That red head of yours is so hard that you couldn't get into it 1 with a knlfe,'' the uuNCire yelled at him. l George Reed has declined the manage rnent of the Mobile club in the Cotton
 States league When Reed immediately after the death of his wife and mother. received the consent of every club in the 1 league, Meridian excepted. to return to the game as an active player. after his rcent dismissal he was deeply moved He 1 figured, however. that with him manag- ing the team, some good player must be turned adrift For that reason he de- clned the mana cement. Joe Wright, first baseman, is now in charge. Prout, second baseman, Is expected to join Mobile in the immediate future. Pitcher Schmidt. re- gently obtained from Nashville, is doing nicely.
 l Accord to New Orleans exchanges Frank l is sore that Finn released Frye Beck to make a place for Dusty Miller Finn took that step because Beck was not his
 property. but the property of Frank. Frank was unable to give him a berth,
 so Beck Is out in the 'cod. cold" Frank | states that he turned Beck over to Nash vile with the understanding that he would
 be cared for during the remainder of the
 season. For that reason he waxes sore It I was simply business on the part of Finn.
 and according to John D.. the tolerance
 of friendship in business is ruinous.' 1 Said the New Orleans Times-Democrat
 after Little Rock took the last game of the last series: Keith will make a good | pitcher within another year" Just pre-
 vious to that statement. Keith handed the | Pelicans a shut-out, and allowed them but | two hits. one clean and the other | scratch. From that fact 1t looks as if | Keith was already pretty fair. | Before the eastern trip was made, the Little Rock papers thought that Keith was something wonderful When he dropped several games in the east. the Gazette said that he was a disappoint- ment. Young and tender writers should have patience, but they never do.