The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-07-24
BASEBALL NOTES
AND COMMENT
outhlt. but won. Is good.

Outhit, but won. Is good.
Lelivalt got his-a triple. at that.
All, ma, A different story this morningl
Krause started the trouble. Another ex-
ploded phenom,
Twice in the same place for the aspir-
ing Red Sox.
Oh. those Tigers! Just when we begin
20 figure EN- out OF 1t, they start their Old
tricks
George Moriarity. the TIGER third base
man, has stolen home three times thus far
this season
Danzig. the player let out by the Red
SoX TO Lowell, has made twenty-thres
hits In nineteen games
All National League games were called
OF on account OF rain New York and
cleveland took day or for ike reason.
SDeer, the former Washington Union.
League twirler, pitched the second game
for the Tigers and held the Sox 10 six
hits.
Three Cub pitchers won five games IN
Boston. Kroh and Pfester winning two
apiece, and Miner and Brown winning
the other
Looks Ike Germany Sehaefer viii carry
out HIS threat 20 quit the Detroit team.
kiifer is stiu on the job at second for
the Tigers.
Carrigan batted for Mcconnell in tho
second game between the Red Sox and
Tigers. The near-outlaw failed TO furnish
the goods.
Clarke Griffith was ordered from the
coaching lines by ODay for having too
much talk. which he considered offensive
to the home players.
The mighty Cobb furnished HIS bingle
in each game and turned the same into
runs Where would the Tigers be with
out the speedy Georgian
Gabby Street looms up as an additional
slugger. -Four hits in two games with
the Browns. Western atmosphere must
agree with the laxative one.
The Athletics are falling IN the Ma
tiUuals tracks al Chicago What the
White Sox are doing to the probable pen
nant winners is no less than pitiful
Marten. the Washington boy. has sure,
made hit with the fans and scribes IN
Quakertown. The former Georgetown
player is playing the game Of his life
Reulbach and Overall. OF the Cubs: Cam.
nitz, OF Pittsburg. and Fromme. Of Gin
cinnati are the only National League;
twirIers who have pitched one-hit games
this season.
Cobb, of Detroit Is the leader OF the
major leagues at stolen bases. having
swIpcd thirty-eight sacks. Hans Wagner,
OF Pitsbu-g. is second. with a total OF
twenty-four.
Neal Ball, the hero OF the triple play In
the CIeveland-Red Sox first game on Nom
day. while an in and outer with the
Highlanders. has not had a really bad
day with the Maps.
Hans Lobert. the clever Cincinnati Red
third baseman. who injured himself at
the bag on Monday. has been sent home
by Clarke Griffith II viii be a couple OF
weeks before he Is well enough to play.
Pittsburg has bought OutaeIder Vim
cent Campbell. Of the Aberdeen Wash
ington" club; Pitcher Vic Holms. Of Spo-
kaCc7~ Catcher Eddie Bridges. Of North
amptOn. Conn. and OUthelder Nike Nc
Cabe. Of New Britain. in the Connecticut
League.
II the National and American leagues
had possessed the foresight half a dozen
years ago 90 set aside an assessment Of
one mill on every dollar taken in at their
gates % provide a pension fund for faith
full servants. II would not now be neccs-
sary 10 carry blind men on their respee-
tive umpire staffs.-Chicago Tribune.
Whazzermazzerwizzercu Not a thing.
A year ago to-day they had won fOrty-s!X
and lost yhirty-three games. Compare
that with their present standing. and sea
how seriously the loss OF John Killing has
affected the worlds champions. The mat
ter with them seems 20 be located In
just nOw.-Chicago Tribune