Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-13
DIAMOND SPARKS.

The transforming Reds returned with
each player $17O to the good.
Dode Paskert is angry at being traded
to the Phillies after good season with
the Reds.
The annual meeting of the American
League Will be held at Chicago Decem-
Der IL.
iris Speaker made but four hits off OF
Athletic pitchers during the regular sea-
son, but was the batting star in the series
between the All-Stars and Athletics.
Ned Kelley. one Of the Youngest and
cleverest of the famous kelley family OF
hall players of Scranton, Pa, has signed
a contract to play in the outfield on the
Scranton team next season.
Wifred Osborne, released by the Qua
kerS last year, looms up.aS a real wonder
in the Eastern League averages. Many
critics declare that Ozzy is big league
stuff and was fired too soon
Willie Keller earned his salary easily.
In ten times at bat he hit 800 for the
Giants.
The majority of the experts are picking
the Giants to win the 1g11 pennant. "A
Graw's men are November favorites
Friends and admirers of Pitcher ICY
Morgan of the Philadelphia world
sat down to an elaborate banquet in his
honor at Wheeling, w. Va. the other
night. Morgan's home is at Martins
Ferry, near Wheeling.
Records for the past season show that
the American League has it on the Ma
tional in three principal positions of the
game. Bender of the Athletics is the
leading pitcher. Cobb Of Detroit is the
champion batter, and Collins of the Ath-
letics is the leading base stealer.
Joe Tinker has returned to the stage.
He made his debut Monday night of last
week at Danville. Ill. On the program
his name read. Joseph Faversham Think
err, A. y. (B.) They've stood for Uncle
Joe here for twenty years: my stuff
ought not to be SO rough for one night, -
said Joe.
The decision OF Al BridweIl, shortstop of
the New York Giants. TO devote his time
this winter to pueilism will not be re-
ceived by followers of the national game
or other base ball and professional ptlgi-
lism do not mix well.-Seattle Post-Intelli-
sencer.
offered the Red pitcher who won the most
games in 1910. Suggs won twenty games
while Gaspar, who was next to him, won
only fifteen. A suit case was also offered
to the Red who had the best batting
average and to the man who scored the
most runs. The winners of these PRICES
will be announced as soon as the official
averages are out.
President Watkins of the Indianapolis
OH a mn ,And q
Fred w. Kreber as business manager to
succeed Joseph Gavin. resigned. kreber
was Gavin's assistant for several months
last season and for ten years treasurer
of the Park Theater. Rumor has 1t that
Gavin will look after the Newark. Ohio.
State club next season for the Indian
apois club.
Jack Hendricks has caught ON well at
Denver and has signed to manage the
team again. Jack went to Denver last
season after making good at Springfield
and Fort Wayne in the Central. His Den
yer club, composed of former Central
leaguers. was q success from the start
and was never out of the pennant hunt
until the last two weeks Of the season,
when the hard-hitting Sioux Indians took
the lead.
Minneapolis winning the American Asso-
citation flag in 1910 makes the fruits of
pennant victories pretty generally dis
tributed in the league. In nine seasons
the flag has flown in st. Paul, Minneapo-
lis, Louisville. Indianapolis or Columbus.
yet to win the honor. The Brewers and
Toledoans have been up close once or
twice, but Kansas City has always found
IL hard to finish In the first division.