Evening journal., 1910-04-22
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William Buchanan. captain;
Lewis Massey. John Icigenda. George
pyle. Adam r. Woerner. Harvey Kranz,
Joe Briscoe, Ernest Fashion, William
j. Murine, Jr.. Samuel Cox. Ollie
Karnz. George Davis, George Dough-
erty
Orioles Daniel J. Flaherty. captain;
Joseph r. Farmar William b. Sweeney,
Albert Hetherington. Cyril Satterhed,
j. G.. Jackson. Jr. Frank Bradford. Will
liam sharp. Jr.. John w. Hogan, James
A. FLYNN. Bernard Flynn.
Ashley-Fred Mennstiehl, captain,
Dawson Arts. Archibald Stewart. Will
lard $. Clifford NJ Grachy, H. L.
George, Ir.. George A. Clifford. S. G.
Anderson. Charles r. Linthum. j. r.
McGonigal, Rollin Davis. J. c. Foulke,
Theodore B Murch. Leroy E. Work,
William G. Wnthrup.
Penn-Harvey S. Hall, captain; Mark
Scott. Walter S. Oliver. William Har-
ley. f. d. Wcrkheiser. Paul T.. Middle
ton. Edward Ratlidge, George w Char
les t. II. Seaman, j. r. Long. Edward
Surlith
Parkside-Wlliam G Walthers. cap
tain. Fred II. Smith. w. y. Stoops. w.
S. Pullock. Arthur Elliott, u. McCor-
mick Candy w Smith. NJ. Birmingham
George II Smith. Roy E. Elliott, E
Forrest Booth, Frank ORourSe, Earl
c. McVey Charles NJ Wtntrup.
I'm conenction with the season OPEN
ing this advice is given.
TO play baseball, good, hard, clean,
earnest baseball, 10 play the game for
the love of the sport is the first OBJ
iect. The winning of games, the
league races and prizes are all very
nice. but these are second consider
ations Play the game In a good, fair
way and win If possible, but, by all
means. play win or lose. Therefore
managers are told TO have their teams
always ready To play. If the oppos-
ing team. in your opinion. has players
who are ringers" is, players not
signed do not refuse TO play the game
II YOU do not play you have no chance
of winning. That is "a good thing tc
remember II Is only by playing that
a team has a chance to win
No protests will be considered if made
by. a team that refused TO play be-
cause the grounds were not good
enough. because the ball was not tc
over age. because a player or two may
not. in the managers opinion, have
been signed or any other reason. Play
the game first and then make youi
protest. II is necessary 10 have some
rules. 50 that every one. managers anC
players. may he treated alike. II there
were no rules. il would he hard 10 Civ,
fair and square deals TO everyone
Therefore there must be rules and AL
should read them.
Play to Win, But Win Fairly
There is one thing that win not b,
found in the list Of rules and to whcl
the attention Of every player and every
manager is called and that is regard
| ing the conduct of teams upon th'
/ field. Rowdy and dirty ball playinl
must not be tolerated. The baseball
| field is not the place for fighting. Fight
ing is not ball playing and no team
may expect TO achieve success 10y fight
ing Good ball players have no tim
TO fight. and those who fight nevc
have time To learn 10 play baseball.
So, cut out lighting and rough an
rowdy ball playing and YOU win be th
gamer in the long run. Teams or play
ers guilty Of playing rough and dirt
baseball viii be dealt with accordingly
Visiting teams must be given fair treat
| ment and il is the duty Of the HON
team to see that the spectators ais
| give the visitors good treatment