The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-01
SEYMOUR IS
PERSISTENT
He's DIGGING McGraw's
Steps.
PAYING HIS OWN WAY
Practieing With the Team Every
Day.
A. Keeping sha Upper Lip a.d II
n Believed That He WIN Fin
ally BE Refnstated.

Just whether the pugnacious Mr..
seymour loves McGraw. the Great
White Way or his meal ticket best. IL
argue out. AT any rate he seems 10
Johnny Bulis-doift know when 10
take take The ; count Z the foliowing
Globe puts that situation In rather
composite state:
You certainly have to hand 1t to Cy
to the Giants in the face Of McGraw's
protracted snub. As an adherent Cy
has mustard plaster looking like .
creased plank. He simply won't quit.
and his logged perseverance may win
him McGraw's forgiveness, before the
fhs suspended athlete put ON a uni
the Giants w az DALLAS n s ssTSs of
" after the game Rs hiksd i 70 the raii-
read Ws s,s station and bought ticket for
had to roll out at o'closk this morn ane
Ing and go to a hotel, while the other
clal sleeper aud slumbered until 8
o'clock this morning.
The first familiar face Manager Nc
G aouss , %s, . tis morning m BOIsSy
wore sheepish grin. McQraw says he
does pot recognize Cy officially. and
Seymour says that he - going to make
expense, paying ali hotel bills and
railroad fares. out of his own pocket.
He viii practice with the team before
doyn saTs n Sa w Sns nssp IN
sion has cost him quite a sum.
He paid his own hotel bills at Mar
lin and Dallas and his fare from Mar
stunt. he will make It cost him several
hundred dollars for his crack at La
than. Cy Is keeping stin upper lip.
his ontbresR Il penitencs counts sxsr sif fcs
anything, he surely ought to be re-
warded with Reinstatement. In the
mean while. It's peculiar and UNI
The first stop Of McGraw's tourists.
made at Joe McGinnity's home town
early this morning, recalled the fact
into McAiester scarcely able to o walk
on account OF fever and could not APP
pear before his fellow townsmen This
spring. the Iron Man cannot leave the
Newark team long enough to make the
trip here. Mrs. McGinnity and her
daughter called at the Busby House
this morning and renewed old acquaint-
Wiibert Robinson and Arthur Hell
will remain with the colts while Me-
GRAY pilots the main squad to Little
Rock The squad win be reunited
game with Yale.
The chances are that double-head-
er win be arranged for the first day
at home, the same as last year. In
order to show or his youngsters Nc
Graw will divide them into two teams,
and play Beven-inniRg curtain-raiser
to the game between the regulars and
Yale.
Every member of the squad win be
brought into New York next week.
but within the next few days arrange
ments Will be made to place about
seven Of the youngsters who cannot be
carried. Indianapolis probably Will
get outfelders Heller and Cocash, and
possibly Pitcher Knepper. John Gam
zei has spoken for 1nfielder George
simmons. and the Brooklyn slugger Is
likely to begin the season either at sec
ond base or short for Rochester. Nc
Graw 10 Cancels good friend and has
already helped him out by donating
Pitcher Beecher and 1nfielder McDon-
aid. Camel has the Rochester team
down at Lexington. KY. and when the
Giants stop in Louisville next Friday
he will-meet McGraw and arrange for
the transfer OF Simmons.