The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1909-06-10
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The Quakers have been in hard
luck for some time, rain and cold
weather being the worst foe.
Kitty Bransfield is out Of the game
with q broken shoulder. McQuil-
.lian is back but is far from being
we'll. Titus has failed to hit for
the last five games.
The Boston Red Sox have also
surprised the natives. There Is
not a single veteran twirler on
Lakes staff. Speaker is still do
ing some fine hitting. Harry
Lord is out of the game, Niles
taking his place. The Sox will
soon be home and their boosters
are awaiting them with open arms.
Poor old Doves. Back in the
same old place. Bowerman,s Birds
lost four straight to his old pal,
Rogers band from Old St. Looie.
Bad Bill Dahlen has been benched
for Indifferent playing. Chappelle
goes to Cincy by the waiver route.
Pres. Dewey is securing the WOODS
and bushes for players.
The Highlandersyare doing fine
work on their western trip. Keel
er is laid up with the charley,
horse. Laporte is playing second
as he never played before. Hemp
hill is working in center garden
The young twirlers are showing
good class and with Glade and
Chesbro to help out the Yanks are
no E. z. mark.
President Ebbetts of the Trolley
dodgers is wearing a Sunny jim
depression over the Dodgers good
showing. It's been many moons
since Brooklyn fans had the pleas
ure of giving the Giant bugs the
skyscraper stare. Ed. Lennoz
continues to clout for 40. Jordan
| is still covering first like rea
balltosser.
The Giants are gradually round
ling into 1908 form. Mathewsor
has proved to the fans he can. still
deliver the articles. Murray hal
struck his stride in making base
hits regularly. McGraw is bacl
on the coach line to help glnge
up the colts. It's up to Brush ant
McGraw whether Donlin Gomez
back or not.
i Look at Connie Mack and hi
colt band leading the johnson
League. The Athletics have gon'
through the Tigers, Sox, Brown
and Cleveland like Kansas cy
: clone. Ira Thomas is back stop
ping like a Criger. The twirler
, are all there and then some. "Cal
they go the limit?" is the ques
ton.
The Cubs are making quite
noise in the East. At PhiIly tn
Chance tribe copied three out G
four. At Boston it was all Cubs
All eyes are turned toward tn
Pirate Cub clash few days hence
1Lundgren and Slagle have accep
ed offers from the Eastern League
S Rumors say Ell. Ruelbach will b
}. traded to Brooklyn.
: The Sox are still making no hit
\ and less runs. Bill Burns the e,
a National received his at his initi'
n appearance as a Sox. Commy
braves failed to cross the pan IL
thirty nine rounds in the Athleti
e series. Pitcher Owen was sold
I, Toledo. Purtell is filling Atz
r place at second. The vetera
. Geo. Davis is all in, down and on
SO the reports say.
D.. The Red bunch under the WIZ
= of Foxey Griff are far from Twin
Iup 10 expectations on their cas-
= ern voyage. Rabbit Higgins hi
It been benched and Egan put {
D, second. Downey received fro
l. the Cubs in the spring has su
; ceeded Mowery at short. Crit
keeping the wires hot looking I
% corners. Cantwell, the Georg
70 town College twirler and Castleto
j. the Atlanta sidewheeler, have
ported to the Red Chief.