Evening journal., 1911-05-08
YANIGANS WALLOP
IMPERIAL "RECS"
Poor Work Of Tucker on First
Corner Throws Game
Against His Teammates

YANIGANS LEAD THE
RACE WITH WIDE MARGIN
Dick Fennimore's Imperial Club
Regulars lost to Eddie Cox's Yanigans
of the same club. by a 10 to score
in what was said to be a ball game
at Shellpot on Saturday afternoon.
The entire Yanigan squad got twenty
four hits off Joe Taggarts poor as
sortment Of benders and the Regulars,
who did not get on off safeties landed
on first through Assistant Captain
Ed fuckers miserable work at the
corner Tucker let nine balls get
away from him and struck out in
three of four times at bat Manager
Fennimore put the derrick under
Tucker after his blow up, I'm the
seventh inning and sent Ephraim in
to hold down the corner. Jay played
a fast game. Phillips played a bril-.
liant fielding game. Snitcher had the
MISFORTUNE to have his nose broken
by line drive off Harry Bakers bat.
The Yanigans now lead the Regulars
by three games. The Chicks will
play again on Saturday. Score by
innings; R.H.E.
Yanigans ....235212121-1924 0
Regulars ....1 0OOO10OO- ia
Batteries: Yanigans, p. Miller and
ONeil; Regulars, Taggart and Lord;
bases on balls. off Taggart s. OFF
Miller, /: struck out, by Miller, 9;
wild pitches. Taggart, 4; passed balls,
ONeil 8; two base hits. e. Coke, 2;
Vert, 8; Baker. 2; three base hits,
Smith; Cole. Warburton; home runs,
Phillips and O'Neil.
Side Lights on the Game.
This is a sorrowful story. but I
must do something to relieve my
feelings.
Jimmy ONer was attacked by
Charley Horse.
Because Fairchilds was busy over
at Twenty-ninth and Market streets
the Yanigans had to press Paul Young
in as bat carrier.
Manager Eddie Cox, danced. howled
chewed grass and pulled off all the
other Jennings stunts. That boy IS
some actor.
Tucker was canned after the game.
Fennimore says he can't win with
Tuck In the going. There was ru-
NOR that Tucker had been paid ID
throw the game.
Paul Miller lost his reputation aftel
tanning Tucker three times.
Walter Lord tried to short circui
on drive TO the pond and was d
clared out.
Taggart had an off day. Away of
understand.
Billy Early is some class in tn.
short garden. He took twenty-foul
chances without a skip.
Billy West went to sleep in left
field while waiting for something tC
1oiub hib way.
Fennimore ratified off a fine assort-
ment of hits and would have won for
Taggart had Tucker given support
Cole jumped the fence after a = 40.
yard run and pulled down McClure's
foul.
Warburton needed step ladder al
the first corner.
F. Cox did some wonderful playing
about the second sack.
Baker impressed not so much by
what he did as by his all-arount
qualities.
Phillips was very peevish and open
ed up a line of elaborately decorated
} talk, which he disrespectfully dedi
Gated to the umpire.
Friezliehen played sloppy in spats
but it must be remembered that h.
is young.
On Smiths jolly face was a pictur
Of grief that no artist would attemp
to paint
All Mcclure would say about tn
slaughter was: IT'S suicide"
Snitcher is hitting we'll. but hi
fielding is off. He needs more work.
May have been a bit sloppy, but
was great.
This is the time for the song O
joy and the time for the band &
play. I'm glad | went Just where
went and saw what l saw Saturday.
Ask for a