El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-27
CACT US LEAGUE DOPE
ByM. Nj.
Walker

Evers furnished the front page picture
and Fullerton the copy. 1t is brim full
of baseball information. Ball players,
especially bush leaguers, being under
paid individuals, the story CT the game
as told by Fullerton ct al has been
started on the rounds of the players.
Each one will be given an opportunity
to read the book from cover to cover
including the diagrams which are in
cluded in the volume. In return each
player has been requested TO attach his
signature TO the fly leaf. thereby MAX
ng fine collection Of negotiable paper.
A Cincinnati baseball writer handed
our left handed friend Wingo Anderson
left handed compliment in a recent
issue of his paper. Here is the way it
reads:
Wingo Anderson, the young Texas
pitcher who has been in the Reds
camp for many weeks, but who has not
shown much ability so far, went into
the game today against the Boston
Doves and succeeded in striking out
two of the three batters who faced him
that inning. Two men were on bases
when he took hold and a small hit
brought ope OF them home Then An
derson brhtled up And famed those
other two as easily as could be
imagined.
Wingo is bound to remain here and
that he will probably use him in the
game tomorrow.
TT isn't fair to suppose that this
warm blooded youngster can come up
here and make good right off the bat"
said Griffith. HE has to get settled in
both weather and his new surroundings.
Then watch him. I'll bet my hat
against million dollars that he'll make
as good as even George Suggs is at the
present time"
With Flick gone out of the infield
and the place yet untitled, this talk
about taking three straight from Bisbee
does not listen as loud as it did the
first of the week. With Bisbee going
the way that club did at Cananea
Dalrymples Reds will be hard 10 head
off for any Of the games. Yet with
Bodies, Gray and Gill in condition, the
pitching staff should help out and land
at least two Of the three games, includ-
ing the Sunday struggle.
Cananea plus $50 rooters from the
Sonora camp will go TO Douglas Sun
day for a game with the Demons
Cananea is not as cock sure about land
ing a the top Of the percentage column
as she was several weeks ago and after
that four cornered defeat by Bisbee the
copper diggers are wondering what the
harvest is going to be. Cananea will
play Saturday, Sunday and Monday at
Douglas.
Heine Mag, who played third for
Douglas during the fair tournament
here is now with Dallas of the Texas
league.
Before being drafted by Los Angeles,
Gill, the new Ell PasO pitcher, was with
Pittsburg, Kas.-wherever Pittsburg
Kas-, happens to be.
One of FulIerton's score book pages
as reproduced in his Touching Second"
resembles trial balance in a Chinese
bank.
The Cub following in Ell Paso is
happy The Chicago Nationals are up
on top and the joy of Messrs. Lomax,
Schwartz (Sam), Morrow and the other
Chicago bugs is boundless.
Wright, of East Liverpool. Ohio. may
be the next man to play short for Ell
PasO Wright has been wired to and
will reach here in time for the trip
to Bisbeee next week if he agrees to
join the club. For the Bisbee series
here Hewitt will be shifted from third
to short. McCarty taken from right
field to play third and Gray and Hill
viii be utilized in right field.