The Washington herald., 1907-05-10
CAUGHT ON THE FLY.
So - a battlng fest.


Schlahy and Hughes got -baggers.
Brooklyn did not lose yesterday-rain
prevented.
Even break for the Eastern division IN
the West yesterday.
Altzer was the only man who failed 10
get at least one hit
Nil and Ganley saw the ball coming, so
did Wallace and Niles.
Old Cy' Young denies the allegation
and his pitching bears him out
BIZ Carrick. the old Washington twirler,
is pitching good ball for Newark
Twenty-six games have already been
postponed in the National League.
All of the Eastern teams got a good start
in their first invasion of the West
Comlskey brought Roy Patterson out
yesterday and he BANKED the Athletics.
The Pennsylvania freshmen, who defeat
ed the -HiEh-SchoOl team Saturday.
trimmed the Columbia freshmen Wednes-
day by TO ?.
At Kansas City the other day Louisville
won game by piling up eleven runs in
the last three innings
Cleveland is anxious 70 land Deschon,
one of the best pitchers ever developed at
Cornell Deschou is a Nicaraguan.
Jim Morgan, the former Georgetown
player, has joined Montreal Morgan put
in the winter IN the Harvard Law School
If the Atlantic outlaw league IS to be a
go the teams Will have 10 put up "A far
better article of ball, as the fans are al
ready dissatisfied.
Lajoie is not yet within speaking dis
tance of the 800 class. but King Larry can
be depended upon TO come with rush as
soon as the warm weather sets in.
Bobby Wallace is playing as fine an ar
tiCie Of ball for St Louis this spring as
he ever has. Last year Wallace seemed TO
be slipping, but he has come around
nicely.
Tom Brown. of this city. has certainly
made proud record as coach at the Uni
versity of Virginia. His team has won
twenty-one games, lost only three, and
tied one
Ban johnson has issued an edfct that
men on the coaching lines must keep
quiet until a runner gets on The bases.
The jumps are having considerable diff
Guilty in enforcing the new law.
Jack Kleinow has been doing such good
work with the stick That Clarke Griffith
has been having him catch all Of the
games for the Yankees. Mcclure. Thomas.
tAt-A Ak4NtNNg 't4N bNAA-S A-E4H III ANetA VIC
Thus far Kittredge's Montreal team has
been a disappointment Early in the year
it appeared as though the team ought TO
walk home with the Eastern League
bunting. but as vet the outnt has not
shown much class.
Hughey Jennings says his Detroit club
may be outplayed many times this season.
but never outgamed. Their fine fighting
spirit has already won several games for
the Tigers.
That the old feeling between the Pitts
burg Pirates and the New York Giants
has not died out was evident on Wednes-
day Hardly had the game. begun when
Bresnahan and Leach started a nagging
match, which continued until the players
were warned by Umpire O'Day
Good judges who have seen games in
the American Association this season
opine that Columbus has team which
could make a strong bid for the top OF
the second division in either of the major
leagues. Judging by its work thus far Co
lumbus certainly has something on one
or two of the major league outfits
Five Minneapolis players have been
members of major league champion ag-
gregations Freeman played with Boston
when the Hubites trimmed Pittsburg for
the title. MeTtes was with the New York
Giants two years ago. and Towne. Dun
don. and O'Neill helped the White Sox last
season.
Manager McCIoskey. of the St. Louis
Cardinals. arises 10 make the following
statement: 'sWe have the team, all right,
and viii be making the other fellows
glue their eyes on as before the season is
much older I am following Hanlon in
getting rid of the old boys. I now have
only four on the pay roll who started the
1905 season with me-"