The Washington times., 1910-03-14

ILL.,. In the Three 7 League that season
and pitched thity-Seven games He
won about enty-three. Pittsburg
bought him al the end of the season
and he was taken 10 Hot Springs. Ark.
in the spring Of 1896. Barney Dreyfuss
looked him over and thought twenty
three Was about right FOR him and he
returned 10 the minOrs-tO Milwaukee.
This 1905 season was a big event IN the
ne OF our hero Joe Cauuliou was the
Milwaukee manager. and uursed him
along bE pitching him Bon ffty-siN games.
OF which ne won about half. before the
schedule was completed. That was eX-
actly one-third Of an l6s-Eame schedule.
but not all. He was bought outright ~
Boston In the same year, and pitched
SIX games for John T. Taylor. winning
three a trifie Of siNty-two games IN
one year was not a little pitching as
Sncn things 20 nowadays If practice
makes perfect, he should have made
thriSty MatGeWSOn take 20 the bush
When 1907 rolled around. r. r. Oberlin
was 4 big figure I'm the spring jottinEs
from the Boston training camp. Later
he became a cipher IN the calculations
OF The Boston mauager-heg pardon. Of
John T. Taylor He began bv making
ord To was four straight beatiugs
In 2 row bv the score Of 8 20 Z Many
Boston rOoter let his beans grow
cold and neglected the sacred cod while
ne made remarks about that COinci-
dcn0e- ITuo, he won a couple Of games
sfierward, but the man who interferes
with the bean and cod is doomed in
boston For his siTs he was kept on
the bench until july. when Washington
Eot him on a waiver. He did a .ot OF
ValFerinE himself on the slab for Wash
y Eton, and IT was not recessa y 20
wave the bloody shirt I'm Congress 20
keep his effi-y out Of Statuarv Hall
Gets Rheumatism.
With the year 1898 began the treat
ment which sh0Tld lead TO the forms-
ton of the society we have suggested.
and whose subscriptions would be such
a help 10 the treasurer. He went TO
Galveston with the Washington SQUAD.
but was shunted 20 Minneapolis. where
Mike Cantllon rei-ns supreme lu the
n0x office and % the hencS As much
cannot be sal, OF the bf.u players.
hearts-even a -UffraEette could beat
Nike % the reiEning job there. Frank
4 plieheG thlrty-three games for the
Milers that year winning sixteen. then
got rheumatism in the arm. THAT Dr0b-
ably prevented him from breaking his
continuous performance mark Of lgls.
In July he was sold back 20 Wash
Last season our hero had the dis
tiUsuished honor of being carried an
winter ON a major league clubs paw
roll. and the miserable fat. 20 be ioIted
back 20 Minneapolis without even going
10 Galveston Instead, he trained with
Minneapolis in that great Southern win
ter resort, DcS MoineS Iowa. This sug-
ReSts the time the Providence X L
team came south 10 train at Washing
ton, while the Washington club went
south 10 Charlottesville. Va. Verify.
there are other odd angles in baseball
besides the slant In Charley Murphy S
mind
The arrival of Oberlin in Washington
Is becoming as much Of a July inSiiu-
tI0u ae the Increased casualties on a
safe and sane Fourth He pitched thir-
teen games for Minneapolis and was
stuug by the hoOdOo once more. for his
rheumatism returued-does jhat r
stand for Theumarism?-ar after deco