The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-13
Sporting N otes

Wabash railroad league team Will
play In 81. Thomas Saturday
Jim J.nries mny second Biny PapKe
in the iatter's night with Joe Thomas.
sam Langford and Al. Kaufman may
be matched for a battle on the Pacilc
coast soon.
The Boston Americans have four men
VINO are hitting over .3OO-Lord, Lewis,
Hooper and Speaker.
Clarke Grishth q. I'm the market for
third baseman. Hans Lobert has not
been playing good ball
Joe McGinnity's Newark team II set
ting the pace I'm the Eastern league,
and making the going very fast.
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when Connie Mack let Jimmy walsh
get away from him, he lost live one.
This lad is knocking the boards of the
fence at Baltimore
On July Is. 1906, Harry Davis played
first base for Pittsburg against the
Giants. He's the Harry Davis who Is
still playing with the Athletics
Business Manager Bobby Quinn OF
Columbus. o.. protested the Louisville
pitchers box to President Ccivtngton.
He declared II too high and poorly
constructed.
Jack Quinn. the Hixhlnnders' pitch
the george george Muiin type. He had Single
and double in three times up against
Washington. last week.
Roach, secured from the Lancaster
Tri-State team by the New York High
landers, continues to play great ball at
shortstop. IL is likely that Stallings
will keep him on the job regularly
Birdie Cree says that .'roots' schultx,
whom the Yankees will get from the
| Uni ~ pannaXlVania IL he DAYS
professional ball. Is some pitcher
Big Chief stafiings L. OF the oPinlon
that Connie Mack has a better chance
for the flag than Hughie Jennings. lie
believes that unless the Athletics are
collared pretty quickly, they Will
spread-eagie the heId'
Fred Clarke has picked out Camp
bell. one OF his recruits, to take the
latter slows ND tTsfie.
Frank Roth, veteran catcher, who
has probably made more trips into the
big leagues from Glass A teams than
any other player. is now the official
scout of the Cincinnati club.
jack Flynn, who tenrs on home run
and wins for the Pirates whenever the
latter are behind against the CUBS, Is
a collegian who played hrst base At
McAleer, down at washington, u
having all kinds OF troubles with ms
pitchers. IL he ever gets pitching
stan the Nationals stand chance to
cut figure in the race.
Hemphill IN playing grand bail Tor
the New oYrk Yankees. His batting
and fielding Is feature OF about every
game the Highlanders play.
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Neal Hall, Nap shortstoP, who made
triple play unassisted last year, ~
said TO be slated for release. BAH NIT
like a house afire In the spring practice
games but he only made one hit In ~
attempts after the season began.
Manager Charles Carr OF the Indian
apolis club is the loser by tl,ssl.29 on
account OF a petition In bankruptcy
filed by Robert s. May OF Columbus, y.
Nav Is a clerk and some time ago got
carr to sign Joint note with him Tor
tina tamount. Mays liabilities were
a. $40 10 and his assets nothing.
.Dutch" KIawitter, purchased from
Shreveport by John McGraw last fall
has been turned over TO Baltimore
Klawitter Is good pitcher and a
crackertack all-around bali tosser;
with Shreveport last year he played
every position on the team. includinB
catching. in his repertoire.