Evening star., 1907-08-15
BASE BALL NOTES.

The Nationals moved on to Chicago last
night. and although they are not scheduled,
may play postponed game with the White
SOX today.
Manager Cantillon will have a chance to
and Landlord from South Carolina today,
as they join the Nationels in Chicago.
"Tice" Madigan, the old ball player and
Mike Green, two of the Nationals stanch
supporters. are down at Atlantic City dip
ping in the briny and promenading the big
Boardwalk.
The Athletics will have nard shedding for
the remainder of the trip. They have al
ways been hoo -dOos' for the Tigers but
the White Sox and Browns generally take
their meausre.
Is there nothing sacred in base ball any
more? Cleveland critic is rapping Silk
O'Loughlin.
President Taylor received word yesterday
that Outfielder Thoney was laid ,lD with a
dislocated shoulder and will be out of the
game for some time.-Boston Globe.
An Ohio valley expert says that Charley
Comiskey would do well to look over the
talent in the Sandusky and Altoona teams
Is Harold Hangover signed up yet?
Stovall and Delehanty. having been sue
eessfully disposed of, the Cleveland fans
are now combining to knock Mig Clarke
They will have the team reduced to Lajoie
and the bat boy in a few weeks.
Pitcher Joss Of the Cleveland club has
been able to defeat every team in the league
so far with the exception Of the Athletics
This may start an interesting line Of reflec-
tion in Detroit.
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$ for home runs by home players. This
offer cost the 'iSkeeters" the game the other
day, when Halligan and Clements were both
thrown out at the plate trying to stretch
triples into home runs.
Every game pitched by Eddie Karger
shows up the blunder Pittsburg made in let
ting him CO." mourns a Smoke city chan
Forget 1t. brother: you ought to be used to
P1ttsburgs blunders by this time. They
have even the Yankees skinned at getting
rid of good men.
Manager McGraw Of the Giants wired
President Kuhn of the Nashville team Of
fering him $500 for First Baseman P Lis
ter. Lister has batting average for the
season Of .316. and nearly 900 for the past
two weeks. A price Of IS, 900 has been put
on Lister.
Charlie Roy. Steubenville's Indian pitcher
will quit base ball to take up evanselstic
Ojtbway Chippewas. on their reservation in
Minnesota. Roy Is a graduate Of the Car
Isle Indian School and has always been
opposed to Sunday ball.
John Hoey, the outfelder recently shipped
to Toronto, has been sent back to the Bos-
ton Americans by the Toronto team. as he
threw his arm out by trying to make
double play. and must undergo an opera
ton to get back into shape.
Up at the top Of column OF base ball
notes in Pittsburg Is this: "Otis Clymer
caused the defeat of the Senators the other
day by dropping fly ball" II Clymer had
hit one over the fence In the ninth and won
the game not an expert in Pittsburg would
have stirred. They are hard losers out
there.
Earl Moore. former Cleveland pitcher.
who was traded to New York for Clarkson
and Frank Delehanty some time ago, has
been loaned by New York to Jersey City of
the Eastern League. He will report to that
club at Buffalo today. Moore remains the
property of the New York club, but will
finish the season in the Eastern League
1t is reported at Detroit that the Tigers
have offered Pitchers Eubanks and Wilietts
and 81 900 In cash for Pitcher Johnny sum
mers of Indianapolis. Jennings will insist
upon the delivery of the A. A. phenom at
once.
The New Yorks played in improved form
yesterday and managed to take a close
game In Cleveland. The Detroits checked
the high-dyfng Philadelphias and pave a da