The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-05-13


undoing Of the first sackeT-
Baseball fans" IN Denver are Pc
euliarIy fair and square lot, and de-
spite the fact that tie Grizzlies are
on top in the Western League race
they only want what is coming 20
Des MOines, Umpire Clark favored
Denver in several decfsioEs, the yer
dict finally going TO the h2me Iesliii'
IN the eighth inning Dalton OF Des
Mo1nes drove out home I'm, .tytiilS
the score. However, ~Mag1nnls
Clark called him out for hot tOucnlns
second. The fans" hOllered murder
and many other things. and were
mad lot when they left the park
Thomas J. Lynch. the new president
OF the National League. showed con-
Clusiveiy last week that ne proposes 70
rule the league with an iron hand ne
not only decided against ST. LOUIS IN
the protested games with Cincinnati
but called Roger Bresnahan, the Tnanag-
CT OF he team, TO account IN way 20
leave 10 doubt as 20 his position 1he
ARA gIment was rather severe Dut
from a distance Bresnahan appears TO
have played a puerile part
Joe Tinker. the clever. shOTtstop OF the
Chicago Cubs. IS quoted as saying tlat
his team has the strongest pitching stan
in the National League. Mofdecdi
Brown. Jen overall, Eddie Reulpach'
are good men, Z is true, but the state
rnent is questioned by the followers or
the Giants and with reason. Mathew
son. Wiltse, Ames, Marquard, and Ray
r0ond 10 saw nothing Df Drucke Gran
dali. and Dickson, maze up stan OF
pitchers that Is quite as strong as. 1T
not stronger than, tie one Chicago can
boast
I'm going 10 stick to the game as
long as there's breath left IN my BODY
Harf cd frnIa ri Z Z
baseball II can't stay with the game
IN one capacity III do II IN another IT
can't be the battery "a gong 10 Dc
one better than the batteTy-I mean the
umpire A fellow can hardly get too
antique 10 hold that jo5 down It's IKE
being a fudge or a jaiieT or a ndute or
q friend or q piece or cheeSe-Jhe oder
Won are the better. Ard even II 90
or safe. perhaps rbey'u let me sweep on
the home plate and hand the boys their
bats. pig Bill Dinee l.
One of-the big drawbacks to National
League baseball is thu -Implring- ban
JohT son springs two capable officials 70
where tEe parent body produces one
Johnson also Dounces the cellnGuenlS.
IN the National League an uinpirlc@l
apDoin tmeut is eTuivaIeT- 10 ire JOB
PuIHam'S arbitrator .INaES strung
with the winners EsynChs hireliHSS are
working in the same old way ClaI he-
a M
run wild They are also allowed 70 rul
the games Patrons Of League PARK
would glory III seeing spteucid pLuclalH
Ike D-I.sughiin. Evans. and Perlne on
~ - E-= then there's the only
Sheridan, as wei as old friend BIZ
Dinueeu. who Is reported 70 nave mace
good in his new p1Sltl01- inClSH SUI 20
b. seen in action IN g. Louis--Sl LOUIS
Times
pitcher Al Orth. o. the Indianapolis
club, has been given rs uEl'l9I. .i l-S "a
release by Manager -,slr1-- Ortiz does
1o- know where he VII plaE, but ne -
OF the opinion that he VIII iaud oeslf-
able berth and pitch winning bai 1eloIe
fne season IS much older carr had more
pitchers than ne cel5d use 90 80, ~ -, -
was the least advanced ~ his work ana
was also q hiEh-prIced man Carr Is
not looking for any one 20 take MS
-r.ra g-+H v-f1 leave for Indiana polls
81 once z saws hot weather Is al
a. needs 20 put him in the best condi-
ton Of his csreer-
MANAGER Frank Chance Is seriously
thinking 81 retiring from active NoIA
rs drsr baseman or the tnicaSo teaILi-
club, added 70 the strain OF being forced
"a cover the initial sack, IS the cause
Of his proposed stand
Whether he viii permit the idea OF
Incoming a bench manager 20 material
7za depends wholly on one JnlnE anu
one rraver-if Fred T-laEerus can make
800 CHANCES remarks. TssIdeTus has
bright oppOrrunity 20 push the leader
one Of his 1ob on first base
When the Athletics captured the 1912
Championship the clubs inheid was
Davis Murphy Monte Cross. and Lave
Cross Davis IS the only one leLl- 2oS-
cor won the next two years with La
chance Ferris Parent. and Collins La
chance Is gone Parent IS n nlle
So FT0be Ferris and Collins minor
7aacr-arE IN 1905 the Athletics won
a-ai7 with the same infield as IN ly-Z
The White Sox were <ue 1915 winners
T-f+T7 Toua hue. TSbelI. Davis, Tannehflf,
md Pnhp These have all passed OUT
but TauuehiH. who Is but SUBSTITUTE
on the Sox aggregation me lSji-1S
Tiger Tufefd was comprised OF BOSNIAN.
Srhaefer O-LyearE- and CouEhlln- All
have cone Tom Jones has RcssTIlsu s
Mace. jim Delehanty has replaced
c--F-a 1Fa~ CouElIiu has given way 10
Rro-fa--v and owen Bush oUsced
or .earv out Of the shortstop position