Evening journal., 1908-07-03
GLIMPSES FROM
THE SUB-CELLAR
Gossip From the Various
Teams on the Tri-State
Circuit

Some Of the fanatics sized up Krause'sI
curves with the result that they averred
he had new one. TIN require some more
time before it is discovered Just what kind
of ball he throws. What interested the
fans was his mode Of twirling the leather
without any revolutions as the seam was
visible from the time it left his paw unril
it pumped into the catchers mitt.-Har-
risburg Star-Independent.
Egan leads the league as champion base
stealer. He was the only Harrisburger
that accomplished the feat yesterday
Harrisburg Star-Independent.
Lancaster has threatened to quit the
league If Umpire Finneran is ever seen in
their town again. The Red Roses certain
~ took Saturdays defeat to heart.-IIar.
risburg Star-lndependent
1T was shameful the way Deal was
treated in Harrisburg. but that team
comes TO Lancaster this week again.
Lancaster Intelligencer.
Not content with rowdyism Lancaster
has now taken to threats. 1t will be in.
toresting to note what happens in the
Rose town on the Senator's next appear.
ance.-Harrisburg Star-Independent.
Wilmington may be termed the leagues
hard luck team. Hartley is out ef the
game on account Of an injury and yester.
day on Grady's return to his old position
he was spiked and will be on the bench
for some time.-Harrisburg star-Indepen-
dent.
In cutting down the pitching staff, Man
ager Heckert said this morning thot Mar
vim Bridges will probably leave the city
to-night.-Harrisburg neutrality-suspicious..
Sincock was given ragged support in his
first Tri-State game, but at that he showed
that he is a pitcher of merit.-Treuton
True ANGLICAN.
Doc Resling was so elated over win.
ming a Tri-State game that he essayed
to twirl the second contest and came
near getting away with it at that.-Tren.
ton True American.
Two near umpires. Dick Nallin and Bill
Bannon, were working on the island
grounds yesterday. Nallin is about the
poorest on balls and strikes that has
broken into the league yet, and that is
saying a great deaL-Trenton True Amer
lean.
A tail-end club gets few favors from the
umpire. Notice most Of the kicking comes
from Wilmington and Trenton. Incidental
ly We might mention that the change Of
management hasn't worked any wonders
at Wilmington.-Trento True American.
Guess some Glass A or major league
scout will not soon be snooping around
after Hoey?-Trenton Times.
Myers being added to the list seems TO
ont %.
Times.
The Altoona outheld played with horse
Shoes taking all kinds of chances and
getting away with them. In the second
game Deininger made a great one hand
running catch off Egan's bat. capturing a
line drive near the ground with his gloved
hand. Keller did a circus fling with long
drive of Zimmerman's and got away with
it.-Harrisburg Patriot.
Sincock was the star pitcher in the coll
lege ranks out West and certainly dis
PLAYED a good assortment of curves de-
spite his defeat in the opening gams.-
Harrisburg Patriot
Johnny Farrel. the Altoona leader. may
be a good field general and all that, but
he certainly is going back in the fielding
line. AS long as the drives come at him he
gets them. but in the second game he al
lowed Keller to come in from deeo center
to try for a fly ball just back OF second
base. which was clearly the second base
mans Harrisburg Patriot.
KID Gleason. the former Williamsport
shortstop. has been secured from Jersey
CITY bv Trenton and has been placed on
third base by the Tigers.-Harrisburg Pc
triot.
Jimmy Sebrlng, who has been suspended
by the Harrisburg club, has number Of
offers from ind ',ndent teams. He may
manage the IN or Clearheld teams N
an inasPsndsnd Tus and may join