The San Francisco call., 1910-07-19
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Even Harry Woter, whose fall from grace
after a wonderful start had the fans up in the
air and bowling for change is getting back
again. Since the teams returns from the road
the former Red Sox has been getting his hits
right along. He squeezed in three of them re.
Gently and there have been only couple of
games since the retreat from Philadelphia in
which he did not get one or more
Dalton Brooklyn's young player, was the first
player this season to make five hits in d nine
inning game. Hummel Of the same team made
FIVE hits in a game, but the contest lasted II
innings.
There should be some hope for the pitchers
who are wondering if they serving their
second time earth now that Jake Weimer.
former Chicago. Cincinnati and New York twirler,
is back on the slab He was be shooting them
Standards next Sunday.
Kitty Bransfeld, the Philadelphia first base
man, made a record of runs scored and driven in
a game that may not be equaled for years. In
got five hits, two of them triples and not only
scored three runs himself, but drove IN eight
others. Kitty's hitting alone gave Philadelphia
IL runs.
Inc one week Beck of Boston has made four
home runs.
The trouble between Lake and Herzog in the
Boston team is not surprising. Herzog Is dis
b ye 10 y tf bsn he
the youngsters over to the Doves in the spring
along. with young Collins Boston gave Becker
for the pair and got the worst of the deal by
a long shot. Herzog is laboring under the i'm
preston that he can pilot big league clubs as
trial in Beantown at the expense OF Fred Lake.
To date it looks if Lake has the LOCO per-
centage mark.
Harry Gaspar of the Reds is photographer.
SO is Bill Sweeney of the Doves and a corker
among the kodak clickers. Bill sells patent
medicines in the winter at Newport, KY, and
has got away with it thus far.
Joe Grimm. the so called Roman with the iron
jaw, writes. to let his friends In this city know
Johnson won't stop him n in Is rounds. Grimm lH
arrived recently from Paris. Grimm IS sincere,
but he had better. go back to Italy.
Moe Allen fighter who fought Bobby Moore
In the semifnal at the Lehigh club in New York,
says that he was to receive $40 for boxing 10
rounds. When the boys came together Allen
claims he gave Moore several hard jabs with
his right in the first round, and in one of these
rallies he broke his hand He continued until
the third round. when he could not endure the
pain any longer, and asked to have the bout
stopped When he claimed his fee the manage
ment refused to pay Ahe full amount. claiming
that the bout did not go the full number Of
rounds.
Germany Schaefer is playing better ball right
now than he has at any time since Joining the
Washington team. Not only Is he fielding well,
but his hitting is good and clean
ROCHESTER,, N Y, July 1s.-The Baltimore
eastern league team has sold Pitcher Lefty
Russell to the Philadelphia American league
team for S12, 900. Russell will finish the eastern
season with Baltimore.
NEW ORLEANS. July 1s-The death here
last night of ]. Parker Harrison removed well
known turfman. He was secretary treasurer of
the Crescent City jockey club when racing was
legislated out of Louisiana.
PARIS, July 1s.-Frank J. Gould's Jarret-
crres won the Prix Dolma Baghtche of $1,000
for year oids, distance five fIrlongs, which
was run at Maisons- -Lafftte today. In the Prix
d'Orgemont of $780, selling event, distance
six furlongs Nash Turns Ably finished second.
NEW YORK, July 1s.-"Parson" Davies,
formerly prominent figure in the world of
sport, who has been in i'll health for some years,
is critically i'll today at Coney island, having
recently suffered a stroke of paralysis. Davies
came here from New Orleans a month ago. Da-
vies was manager of Peter Jackson when that
black giant at his best.
ATLANTA. Ca. July 1S.-The Georgia senate
today passed bill prohibiting the exhibition
anywhere within the state of moving pictures of
prize fights between members of different races.