Evening journal., 1912-03-15
FRONT AND Union, REMEMBERi

Get your season tickets early.
Dave Zearfoss and Kid Reeves will
be only spectators.
Amusements tonight-Knights and
Hermits bowl at Pierce's.
Also that West Philadel-
phia Y. NJ. c. A. speed game.
Many a Chick recruit will pass the
judgment Of scribes and critics in
May only to draw a Semi-League sem
tence in June.
There are two departments OF ball
club" announces an exchange-"the
offense and the defense-batting and
base running-felding and pitching"
These two departments are supposed
TO constitute tue bulk Of play. but in
our humble, haphazard opinion they
are less than so per cent OF the game.
Doc Morgan says he does not care
very much about the north or the
south pole. What he is waiting for is
for the weather 10 get so he can use a
FISHING pole.
There's only one thing that viii
drive me back to the game" said
Clark jokingly to one of the recruits,
f'and that's to show some people how
first base ought 10 be handled"
The twenty handsomest sporting
men in town:
Ed Tucker.%
ED will name the other nineteen
later.
At least 81 per cent OF a clubs
strength rests with the manager in
charge of the squad. A first division
leader can carry a second division
club deep into the fight while a sec
ond division mogul will wreck any
team in the game.
When one is displeased says Profess
Bor Scott, one has cold feet. How
about being ahead a hatful Of blues
in a poker game?
Easter slogan for girls: "My hats
5n the window
A new general has been discovered.
In addition to general nuisance. gen.
eral debility. general JOY and general
cussedness. there has been proposed
general plant. The birth Of the
new general was caused by the union
of exercise and sore legs Of baseball
players
Speaking Of Jack McGowan-but we
shant today.
The 81 Louis brewer who thought
for a few weeks that he was willing
10 back a Columbian league team has
pulled out And you can't blame him.
Neisen will soon have the league all
20 himself.
Why all this talk about prophesying
pennant winners? In six months we
will know.
Bobby Wallace says the Browns
will make the other seven teams in
the American League hustle this year
The Browns always do. at this time
of year
A feature this year will be ladies'
day. which has been made possible
by the new rule in the Tri-State. One
on which all Of the female fans will
be admitted free Of charge. Wednes-
day is the day here.
dupont athletic boys are on the
hump.
Since arriving at Marlin McGraw
has been reducing the weight acquired
by him during the of-season by work
Ing out in the box and at first base.
imperial smoker Off There's a rea-
son.
One good thing about the bad wealth
er down South-it delays the newt
able pruning time and gives some Of
she youngsters q few more days C
bask in the limelight
Trenton has a pitcher named
Shears. He ought to cut some ice. OF
ncer!
McGraw has unearthed a pitching
phenomenon who is said to be pear
despite his name of Pfeifer Fulen
wider. It is said he has a slow bal
which spells this nomenclature
A Chick recruit asked Pete CassidI
FOR tryout and 500 advance none.
IN the same breath. II nerve count
he ought to land a regular berth.
There is an abundance of good voca
talent among the Imperials. an'
guests at headquarters are getting th'
benefit of it. Raymond Mccall, Chris
". White. Reilly. Cole, Fairchilds
ONeil and Fennimore are all goo6
eingers and nearly every night joir
their voices in Irish melodies and rag
time selections. They never lack large
and appreciative audiences.
Charley Welsh says the only wa,
the amateurs can win the boss job OF
Imperial is for them to toss him of
bridge.
viii Prince Mousley please pay Z
mucn needed visit to the All-Wilming
ton PRESIDENT
Harold Harvey is in Molasses TowI
writing Wing" stuff for the Item
Harold ought to make good after hi
diversified experience as coach of vii
mington Military Academy. Art Schoo
and Textile football teams; manage
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