The Brinkley argus., 1910-06-10

l copyright on It's ScheQRle. II Al rear
 ney, budding minor league president.
 can't wear bells, he'll stay at home
 Al got all riled up when Tom Lynch 1 beat him to the idea of keeping staff l photogs from interfering with the progress of the national pastime, but
 he didn't let Lynch's scoop deter him 1 from his noble purpose. Al issued pronunciamento to his faithful staff of umps and among the first instructions is a short but forcible sentence bar. ring picture makers from the immedi. ate scene of conflict. President Bur ton of the Northern association sprung something new on his circuit when he took Uncle Sam into his confidence in notwithstanding. As the games are copyrighted with "all rights reserved" what will happen to the harassed cor respondent when he gives out the score without permission?
 The death of Patrick Gillespie at his home in Carbondale, Pa, recalls the days when this once famous outfielder of the New York Giants was idolized by the baseball enthusiasts of Gotham. Columns have been written i'll the New York newspapers telling of the ex- ploits of this celebrated star player of the Giants who in the sos was the hero of the Polo grounds, and whose wonderful batting won the pennant for New York in 1SS8 On that occasion MT Gillespie was borne triumphantly from the field on the shoulders of his enthusiastic admirers. The fame of his work on the diamond was nation wide in those days, and no player was in greater demand while he was in the zenith of his powers. After his day declined as a star player, he retired from the game altogether. He had many tempting offers from minor leagues, and could have secured good salary with them, but he would never condeseend to play in them. Having achieved glory as a star, he scorned to become satellite, and re- tired to his home in Carbondale. where he went to work in the mines. He will be remembered as one of the great baseball players of the country.
 "The Giants should win the Nation al league pennant," says Sam Crane. ] "McGraw has the best pitching staff. Mathewson should be able to win 25 games this season, Raymond 20, Wiltse 15, Ames 15, Marquard Is, Drucke 10 and Crandall 10. That makes a total of 110-the exact num- Der of games it took the Pirates to win the National league championship last year. Yes, but what will Pitts. burg and Chicago be doing all that time? Certainly not losing four straight to the St. Louis Cardinals. They are raising big stir in the South Atlantic league because of the
 'nofarming" rule. This year it is against the rules of the league to use player who is not the absolute prop erty of the club with which he is iden. ' tified. Under such system it is i'm
 possible for team to secure aid from club in another league.
 Grant, Magee and Bransfeld of the
 Phillies pulled off the second triple
 steal ever seen at Cincinnati Grant
 saw that Rowan was wasting lot of time winding up and made a daring
 dash for home. He beat Rowan's
 throw and. of course, the other two
 Quakers moved up base each.
 Tyrus Cobb doesn't hit in the east h In, ba ha .
 and only" struck out twice at New
 York in one game and did not hit the
 ball outside the diamond in three
 other attempts.