Evening journal., 1912-03-02

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"sixty-tvo days more said the
Chick fan as he crawlcd out OF the
hay this morning. The Outlaw fan
p couldn't fix his day.
Wilmington chaps are not at
, all alarmed over the semi strength.
! The minors" will have another fast
team to bump the semi champs again
this year.
Prince Mousley did not deserve
such a hard throw down.
Pete Cassidy says il isn't necessary
for him to go 10 Marlin Springs.
Some OF those boys at Marlin Springs
will come 10 Pete.
Cy Young is writing a book OF his
career. in other words. history OF
the game Of baseball.
Did you ever see anybody kicking
Allen Moore's dawg around?
Charles Webb Murphy catches 'em
comm and going In the summer
E they fiji his ball park, in the winter
they pack his theaters. The Pier
pont Morgan OF baseball is now ne
gotiating for the purchase Of the
state Of Iowa 10 turn it into an OUT
ing resort for Chicago shut-ins.
y Joe Farman Is requested to call az
- this office at 730 o'clock tonight.
Ty Cobb edition OF the baseball
magazine had one flaw. II didn't
have a picture OF the Georgian at the
= age OF 3.
ID So now they are trying to swar
Bill Crouch for Knopf Who's looney
now?
60 Realizing that they are going "a
=; finish last anyway. and that II would
~ be waste Of money to go South
- - the Browns are going to train in ST.
"a Looey. They might 80 still further
" and not incur the expense OF signing
m players and paying them salaries.
. II Charley Welsh is ever appointed
g. chief Of the Wilmington weather
10 bureau this city would get nothing
20 but trade winds.
a Bob Bescher batted only ,275 last
43 season while Ty Cobb hit .420, vel
50 Bescher stole within four OF as many
"a bags as the Georgia Peach. All oI
~ which proves that the Cincinnati out
fielder is some terror on tho bags.
GU Until that stuff about the United
~ States League came out the other day
,,tit had been understood that deal wa'
40 pending 10 exchange the league fol
'sS batch OF old almanacs.
,,ooo Joe" Tinker. the great infelder o
''SSS the Chicago Cubs. Is slated to hol'
iSS down third base this seaon owing 4
l5S the death Of Jimmy" Doyle. who's
is7 loss has been a severe blow to Man
400 ager Chance.
4O5
37S Y. NJ. c. A. on the outside.
ssS Ail-wilmington tonight
1913
3s3 Jack Lynch ought to sign Joe Tat
1888 CART. the "armless wonder" and the
200 trGae him TO Imperial as pitcher.
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To listen TO the heated chat,
which circulates through the atm'
sphere OF our fair city one wouldn
"a, think that the big show viii lnot opc
for eight weeks.
usb Everybody seems to be kicking n
United States League houn' aroui
My too.
The time when every club in q
nra country looms up as a championsh
Ter possibility is close at hand. Perhal
within the next few weeks the Rec
ace will be rated even higher than
present.
en- Columbia League has announce
avs its schedule. 10 opens in May an
7nishes in the Court Of Appeals.
not So far as any available record
show the creates. batting feat eve
accomplished in a league baseba
en- game is that Of William Bottenu
who set a record Of eighteen tots
bases i'm a contest between the But
OF falo and Wilkesbarre clubs of th
ing Eastern League Four home run
and a double we're his contribute
ell to that games clubbing and his tots
Of sacks is one better than that {
any other player known TO fame.
~ And now comes the season whe
+ ~ about 90 per cent. Of the youngsteI
ass In baseball will get more publicit
lvnn than they ever had before or eve
nish. will get again. Most OF them wi
rs carry the clippings back home
rown show TO posterity.
. Foy
ECKER Doc Gerald Dougherty is boostir
nway things up at Goldey College for a IA
esley ball team this season.
k .;
Dies Emp Ryan of ST. Johns fame. W
seen at the All-wiimington fair vi
sgilL Jack MCGOWAN.