Evening journal., 1908-07-28
GLIMPSES FROM
THE SUB-CELLAR
Gossip From the Various
Teams in the Tri-State
Circuit

Although Manager Carney has not
yet released Hartman. indications are
that the axe viii fall soon. Perhaps
Marheflxa is being given a chance to
show at short and Looie viii be kept
until the kid really makes good in his
new position.-Trenton Times.
There are big talks" among tho
fans here as to the relative merits Of
Hartman, Marhefka, Magoon ard
Brouthers. You can set any kind Of
argument you want by dropping into
the various baseball speechmaISing
headquarters. The question of the hcu
is who shall Manager Carney can
Magoon, Hartman. Marhefka or
Brouthers ?'-Trenton Times.
In spite OF all the knocking as tS
Hartman's hitting the blond-haired
pepper" kid was clouting .241, which
is better than many Of the other Tri-
State infielders The trouble with the
fans is that they want every man to
hammer the ball at q 300 clip. If the
ball players could all 10 this then there
would be one awful veil about the
pitchers going back--TT Tenton Times.
It is announced from Harrisburg that
"Stony' McGlynn is scouting the Tri-
State and has secured options on Lam
caster, Reading and Williamsport play
ers So far as Willlamsport is con-
cerned you can put that down as a lie
1t cost Williamsport $500 to learn
that st. Louis is dishonest and that
the national board win back them ur
In their dishonesty. If st. Louis ever
gets another Williansport player by
sale you can put Il down that every
cent of the money was paid before
papers were signed or that st. Louis
has given an honest club for endorser.
Williamsport Gazette
Cree and Ward arc the only Tri-
Staters who have made a record Of
FIVE hits out of five times at bat this
year.-Williamsport Gazette.
Rumble attached Wihnington's share
Of the receipts for salary alleged tc
be due. When Wilmington released
Rumble 1t offered him what it alleged
was due but he claimed more. The
case was settled.-Willismspo Ga
zette.
Secretary Farrell, Ct the National
Association of Baseball Clubs. has
notified the Altoona baseball club ths.
Pitcher Mckinney has beer placed n
the ineligible list and cannot play for
any team other than the New York
Nationals until that club secures
waivers on the players services.-Wil.
Transport Gazette.
Judge" Sanger has pitched his last
game for Johnstown and has left the
team to go to Tacoma. Washington
where he will practice law.-Lancaster
News
Umpire Finneran was about as bad
as they make them. It's pity ar
umpire cannot see things straight OF
the bases when he Is within ffteer
feet looking right at the plays-Har
risburg Patriot.
Manager Foster was sent off tn
field at Johnstown for expressing hi
opinion of Umpire Na'lin in the fftl
inning Of the second game. Saturday
Williamsport News.
Harrisburg wins with such astonish
ing regularity at home and loses s
consistently away from home that thos
Island Park wins small sort OF rank
Winiamsport News.
Those peaches are playing a gre1
Eame.-Williamsport News.
: Williamsport turned the tables Of
, the Wilmington team on Saturday. bu
could nor get oven for that II to
; hand out of Friday.-tIarrisburg PA
J triot Cheer up. Why so sore? BE
cause we won, eh?
Z II some one will only put two or thre
! crimps into williamsport Harrisburg vii
) be able to get first place.-Harrishurg Tel
egraph.
It looks like finished fight betwee
Harrisburg and tho Billtowners.-Harris
| burg Telegraph.
? Lowry. the young catcher who joine
4 Williamsport several weeks ago, is a goo
player. He handles himself well back G
3 the batter. and is also good at whippin
to the bases.-Harrisburg Telegraph.
Hunter the first baseman obtained b
Wilmington from the Baltimore team
OF the Eastern League in exchange 70