The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-06-07
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Where They Play Tomorrow.
Topeka at Wichita
Pueblo at Denver
Des Moines at Sioux City
Lincoln at Omaha.
The Pueblo Chieftain advises the
management to tack on a few fines
for loafing during the game That
system was tried in Topeka in 1907
with disastrous results.
Wftherup the crack pitcher OF the
Des Moines team last season. who is
now owned by Washington. is out of
the game on account of sickness
Red Davis is back with Little Rock.
The national commission allowed a
jumpers in the California State
league. This was done to assist the
Pacific coast league in its warfare on
| the outlaw circuit. Several have
taken advantage of the chance to get
| back without a fine. Raglan has gone
| to Oakland in the Pacific coast
league, class A organization. Davis
| Will owe Finn of Little Rock a little
| sum of money to start with. He will
| probably owe him more before the
Oils, Des Moines' new catcher
comes from the Chicago City league
He Is reputed as great catcher but
a weak sticker.
Bill Belden. the Omaha castoff
| outhelder, has been sold to Terre
Haute in the Three Eye league. He
was first sold to Waterloo. Iowa. but
didn't want to go. and the deal
wasn't pressed.
RUDE James. the eccentric pitcher,
traded by Pueblo for Bonno of Lin
| coin refuses to report and the Pueblo
hox l0% 30 Sew, \,
the Lincoln team which evidently got
| Stung in the deal.
| Despite the changes in the lineup
| of the Pueblo team which are being
| made. every day. it seems likely that
Hogriever will permanently displace
| Kensel at third. and that Jehl, the
| reserve catcher. will go to the out
field. In case of an accident to
Mite Jeh1 can catch allowing Doc
Sioux City Tribune: Dissension on
a team is a bad thing. as Manager
| Hogriever, of Pueblo. is finding out.
| What he ought to do to Mr.. Galgano
is to fine him a months pay and lay
him on ice. Then tell him to get in
and pitch and quit whining.
Sioux City Tribune: Sioux City
fans have doubtless noticed that
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Topeka lineup since the team left
Pueblo. The reason is that the doc
| tor has been sold for $1,000 to man
age the Oklahoma City club of the
| Texas league. AT the time Jason was
| here he told the Tribune that Cooley
had promised to give him chance
to try out as manager at Oklahoma
City and the deal was then pending.
1t has since been closed. Jason's
last appearance In the Western
| 1I,oJ a1x
| Jason left the Topeka club the Den
yer outfit has been winning. He was
| the life of the club and his absence
| will be severely felt. T. Well. here's
1 luck, Jason! May you win a. pennant!
San Francisco Call: Forester
i pitched the best game of the season
on the home grounds. and his for
mer wildness was missing. He had
control, curves and the way he
| fans sit up and rub their eyes. AT
i times, McDonough had a hard time
holding the speed pellets sent up by
the blonde boy. Jacks work yester-
| day redeemed himself in the eyes of
all who saw him pitch. If he doesn t
/ develop into the best slab artist in
| the league before many weeks we'll
| Addie Joss hasn't anything on the
| Tiger HEAVIER Forester nelds
| his position perfectly. and best of all,
he works hard every minute. His
| ouickness keeps the opposing players
| hugging the bags all the time.
Kansas City Journal: Dick Cooley,
| manager and owner of the topeka
! team of the Western league, released
1 a. pIayer last week and he signed to
manage a Western association club.
! Now Dick, if you have any more
! players to release who are capable or
| managing a team kindly send one TO
| Kansas City.