Evening journal., 1908-07-02
GLIMPSES FROM
The SUB-CELLAR
Gossip From the Various
Teams on the Tri-State
Circuit

The Reading club at present is going a
fast clip and the Tigers will have their
work cut out for them there-Trenton
True American.
August Hermann. owner of the Gin
cinnah club. says his club will exercise
its option on Egan, Harrisburg's second
baseman. at the close of the season.
With Harry Gleason at third base
George Magoon can go back to second
and the club will be stronger.-Trenton
True American.
Aschenbach is funny while he is coach
ing but after being ordered from the field
yesterday he became tiresome by trying
to get Umpire Walkers nerve.-Harris-
burg Patriot.
Kopeman. Of Johnstowp, made his first
error of the season, dropping an easy
throw from Richards in the eighth inning
Koepman did not catch his usual star
game and kept throwing dirt around back
OF the plate causing the dust to get in 'ne
Harrisburg batters' eyes at times.-Hsr-
risburg Patriot.
The Lancaster club protested Saturdays
game claiming that Umpire Finneran
was compelled to call Egan safe because
a crowd of 500 Harrisburg rooters had
crowded onto the field before the Harris
burg runner had crossed the home plate
Wonder what kind of glasses they wpfe
or what kind of stuff they smoke to see
such things OF course. the protest will not
be sustained by President Carpenter
Harrisburg Patriot.
Wolverton continues to be a menace 10
Opposing Observation-Disclosures News
Perhaps Lancaster was justified in its
assault on Finneran.-Wrliamspo News.
The Champs outfeld is the fastest in
THE league. barring none.-williamsport
News
u Finneran's work was bad all week here
land there are many fans who win so to
,see no more baseball when he works.
II is about time Lancaster protested
against some bum umpiring Had they al.
owed Saturdays affair TO 90 by unnot.ce1
tl.en they deserve TO get it the remainder
.of the season.-Lancaster News.
Deininger is doing about all Of Altoonas s
ilitting.-Altoona Gazette.
Wilmington fans are a little sore be-
cause of the "caning" Of Mcfarland
Altoona Gazette.
If First Baseman Pfyl Of Altoona could
nit as he can field he would be ssme
bumpkins.-Trenton Times.
Cree is hitting the ball like a relentless
ate Tor Williamsports II they teach that
Iort of hitting in college better send all
pail players for course.-Altoona News.
Aschenback squealed like a punctu-ed
porker about Sam Adams roofing. .-Tren-
on exchange. That's a way Ash" has;
wants to be the whole circus or nothing.
The record continues TO grow. The
Champions have won seventeen out Of
he last twenty-one games played
Nilliamsport Gazette.
With six yhigb-priced pitchers, in ad-
ition to other high-prced men, Har-
isburg is now considerably over tbs
alary limit.-Williamsport Gazette.
Joe Bean has resigned the manage
aent Of the Jersey City team and has
ieen succeeded by McCann. who man
ged the Paterson Unions.
Reading has made Williamsport a
n cry tempting offer to transfer the
& rourth of July games to Reading. Az
sr considering the matter the directors
q ecided to decline the offer and give
& le people of Williamsport the holiday
ames. If the people do not turn out
A nd give the team big crowd on the
n ourth other offers for good dates may
II 7t be refused.
n They hadn't ought to allow a man TO
Itch with such a name as Covaleski.-
q renton Times.
81 Only consolation is that Wilmington
losing as often as We do.-Trenton
fl ines.
4 Manager Carney doubts whether
4 troebel will be able to play again this
~ ason.-Trento1 Times.
a Harrisburg is not going to take any
iances. Two more pitchers have
zen added to the staff.-Trenton
& ines