Weekly journal-miner., 1909-10-13
Editorial Comment
PIGS IN CLOVER.

Nothing could strkingly show the superiority of the Associated Press other press associations than comparison of the reports of the initial game in the world series of baseball for the championship between the Ptsbg team generally known the Pirates, winners of the Ma tonal League pennan and the Detroit team known the Tigers winners of the American League championships
 Each year the pennant winners in these big leagues each of which supposed be of equal strength meet in series of games which is necessary record four win nngs the honor of being the baseball champions of the world Each year interest in these contests increase due to the purity and cleanliness of Americas great national game and the crowds that witness the big events evidence the interest that manifest in the outcome of the skill and strength between eighteen possibly more athletes nine of whom strive conquer the oppo siton
 Interest however is confined not alone to the immediate area All through the country eager crowds gather about the large bulletin boards hear the results and there lively scanning of the newspapers learn the details of the big games.
 It IS but natural that those interested in this event should be eagerly seeking the correct and accurate news of the contests Likewise it is surprising that dsappont ment should reign when the IS portrayed in a manner ntellgbe the partisan of those who are known ball fans
 It IS with particular pride that the Journal Miner the only paper Northern Arizona receiving Associated Press dispatches, accepts the compliments of citizens its curate, interesting and graphically descriptive reports oil the initial game of the worlds series. e
 That its evening contemporary should have bnged and bued repeatedly in its report to somewhat sangyl term, may be condoned in view of the fact that its tee graphic service IS notorousy unreliable and that ob vouSy handled this end by the profession
 Not go much into detail but mention just few instances of the report which received by imitation local newspaper up the attention has been called to the following report of the first big ball game "In the seventh, Schmidt Mulln and Jones singled and Bush walked Two on and chance the TioerS
 Now as informed by sporting editor and having ourselves the average Americans knowledge of the game, well know that when three single use the baseball term the bases all occupied Then when another walks certainly a forced home and instead of two on which have sometimes heard IS the term Of the dining for poached eggs toast the bases would still be filled So much for that ...
 Again 1t IS noted that Gibson begged out to Jones'.
 Shades Of Mike Kelly and John ClarksOn! Have they changed the style of batting in the world series of the pres ent day? Do the baers instead of using the stout and trustworthy bats catch the ball in their hands and hurl towards field? What other conclusion could be drawn the peg out for ito peg in the sporting dictionary throw and Gibson who was reported to have begged out a batter the time.
 We informed further that something happened lin the sixth canto Peace the Baltimore Beacherites of the old days Has 1t pass that the fans have given to chanting Sir Walter Scotts The Eadv of the Fake"