Evening journal., 1912-02-01
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Let's Get
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r. L. Beatty of Columbia, is inn
proving so rapidly in throwing the
discus that Martin Sheridan has al
ready picked him as his most danger
GUS rival at the Stockholm Olympics,
although he has a very wholesome
respect for jim Duncan and others.
This Round Robin business Jars us.
Many followers OF the game expect
to see the Phillies make a fine show,
ing this year. Doom is certainly well
fortified with twirling material They
are Alexander, Moore, Chalmers.
Shultz. Curtis, Seaton. Rasmussen,
Kutz. Masters. Hall. Ward, Scanlou.
Brennan, Hunt and Oldham. The
latter three are southpaws.
DUPONT club athletes Some enter
tainers.
If New York state insists on tax
on baseball it Will mean that the ma
tional conmish will have to cut the
supply of bubble water at the annual ]
meetings.
Oh, for the good old baseball time
Eh!
An Eastern man laughed himself TO
death at a moving picture show. Must
have been watching a film Of the late
lamented worlds series.
We couldn't be present. George
Gillespie withdrew his invitation at
the last minute.
Quite unusual. isn't it, to have four
brothers in one family sterling ath-
letic performers? New York boasts
of this record in speaking of Jack,
Bob. Harold and George Eller. each
holding a record in his favorite stunt
BrOwnson boys were in a jam yes
terday but they won't stay there.
Take notice. Defiance.
Every now and then when all else
is dull in the winter. league some
gracious soul insists that the baseball
last season. But il wasn't. II re-
minds one of the social sally Of Mrs.
O'Shaughnessy, who remarked to Mrs.
Lafferty: Good marnin', an how be
We this mornin'? Not that ! give a
rap. but it opens the way for con-
versation."
Portlock and Fry have received
contracts but they have lined up with
the hold-outs and this is the first time
that pair has tried that game.
IT, owing to a dispute over a game
of checkers. the party of the first part
slaps the party O the second part on
the wrist we are asked to decide
whether checkers is to be considered
a game of personal contact.
Tobe Willis League still picks the
Chicks to win.
Now that Devlin has signed up with
the Giants. it would be a good scheme
to get busy and see Just how much
McGraw asks for this players ser
vices. He would look pretty good on
third for Kings men.
II a man can't be headed away from
! risky baseball investment let him
be separated from his coin. for II is
written that somebody and his
guineas are easily parted.
Speaking Of the terms offered him
by the new league Harry Steinfeldt
remarked that If they wanted ball
players they must pay more than $50
a month. He did not say this was the
amount offered him. but left the i'm
preston that they aren't any too free
to pay big prices.
Actually now, why don't you walk
more? II will make you eat better
and sleep better. Il is one of the best
exercises there is. Go 10 it. Don't
walk alone. however. take along some
good companion. You will enjoy it
more.
The announcement is made that
the Chicago Cubs are going TO have
the grandest ball park in the world.
Now if they can only get a team to
match it!
Now that Jackson has signed sup
pose we will have to get busy.
There are only three players IN the
American League that have been
there since 1901. These men are La
joie, Sullivan and Plank. and all three
are good ones at the present time.
We cheerfully deny the reference
that Joe Taggart is a has been. We
should have said he was a never
wuzzer.
Right at present the athletes who
jump from the big leagues to the
Columbia circuit are taking quite a
leap as hurdles go-and in the dark
too.
We slip, we slide.
We grope. We glide.
Beneath the falling icebergs
But-summer' near
Cheer up, Pete dear.
We we're threatened with awful
things If We printed this line
More slidin.