El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-25


.374 clip and Hartman is little ahead
with 1916. Hartman was ShortStop for
the Panthers in 1908.
Bradford and CARRIER of the Calves
ton team, who have been on the sick
! list, are again back in the lineup.
McLain an outfielder with a good
record, has been signed by the Cal
weston team
Robert Gilks, former manager of the
| Sand Crabs. is making good with the
/ Cleveland Maps as a scout. He is pick
| ing up a number of likely young play
ers.
Fred Tenney. veteran first baseman.
will probably act as scout for Brooklyn
! during the rest of the season.
Stovan, who has just joined the Fort
] Worth Partners, is making a record as
a swat artist.
Karger, the former Texas twirler for
several years with Houston, is making
good this season with a vengeance. He
recently won a thinning game with De-
troit, going the entire route. For two
years he had a bad slump.
Mathewson tops the National league
pitchers He has II victories and two
defeats 70 his credit.
Wild Bill Donovan puts in his spare
time in scouting for the Tigers. They
are very anxious for two more new
pitcher s
Second baseman Graham of the Jack
son team Of the Cotton States league,
has been purchased by the ST. Louis
Browns for $1,000. He will report at
the end of the season.
Hargis, the new Outfielder of the
Giants who came from Cripple Creek,
is now showing up in the games In
the first game he played he got two
hits out of four times up. He looks
like The goods"
purse of $4,000 has been hung up
foItthe Houston team if they win the
i;uIEing. The team has got to go
fasi er gait than they are at present
&c 'hey Will never win it.
Rule Evans, pitcher for Dallas, is
showing class He is a good finger
He has won II games and lost II.
John Brewster, released by Fort
Worth has been signed by Waco. He
will take Harbison's place at short, the
latter being Ill with fever. Stovall takes
8rewster's place in the outfield for the
Painters.
The Waco team has been dubbed the
Wanderers since it was decided TO
play no more games on the home lot
this season.
Charlie Moran's wife is recovering
from her illness and he will join the
Giants within a few days. His absence
has been felt by the team
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Truesdale accepted Is chances without
an error and Newman had "a without
an error. Newnam's feat is a record
for nine-inning game Both are form
er Texas league players, but now with
the St. Louis Browns.
The addition of Sam Stovall to the
Fort Worth team gives that aggrega-
tion the best hitting outfield in the
league. Dallas has the best fielding
n11f TolI Stnyon
will outhit Storch, Thebo and Jackson.
Kane for Houston is still doing bril-
liant work. He recently won a closely
contested game with pinch hit
And thus dotn the Texas league play
ers in the major league continue in
the lime light. The Sporting World
says: Brooklyn has a number of
youngsters who promise to shine in the
fast set with a little more experience.
Tony Smith, Daubert, Wheat and Dali
ton are a most promising combination
Tony Smith at short is not bigger than
a stick of gum in stature, but in field
ing he is a giant. Fast as lightning
and a thinker" Wheat and Smith grad
uated from the Texas league.
Pitcher Sutor, who pitched sensation
al ball with the Austin team in the
Texas league for several years, has
been released by Louisville to Omaha
He has not had a good season this
year.
The one-run hoodoo is following the
Pirates as closely as tramp
follows a free lunch sign. That team
has been defeated Oftener in that man |
ner than all of the other teams in the |
leagu combined.
Benny Myers, the ex- Dallas outfield- |
er; is warming the bench result !
of a batting slump. He is playing with !
Newark in the Eastern league.