The Washington times., 1912-06-14

to Il now but the pennant in the Amer
lean League. II has been proven that
the Nationals recent victories have not
been the results Of accidents. They
we Washington fans ara going to night
shoulder to shoulder with Griffith to
pocket the championship"
Cliff I,ong, OF the Commercial Auto
mobile and supply Company.-"The
way the Nationals have been cleaning
up, on the Western invasion is a reve-
though we had ball club at last
Joseph NJ. stoddard. of the Cook a
Of victories looks almost too good to
he true. The new acquisitions have
Certainly made good and Griffith Is to
be congratulated on the splendid show
ing his Climbers have made"
Ted johnston, OF the Buick Motor
Company.-"When the box ofhce
the first in line. can hardly wait to
get a look at Moeller Foster, Gandil,
and the other heroes who have made
baseball history In the last few days"
Rudolph Jose. captain of the Auto.
mobile Club.--"What do | think OF
the ball club? They're the greatest
washington and nothing is too good
for them"
Louis weavcr.---"To use Colonel
Roosevelt's expression the work of our
hall club has been bully.
Royce Housh, OF the Commercial
Automobile and supply Company.-
Griffith & Company have certainly
put Washington on the baseball map.
The way those youngsters are stinging
the ball and running the bases Is
enough to set the fans wild"
w. A. EngeI.--I am proud to have
a sor connected with such ball club
as our friend Griffith is directing. They
may not win the pennant, but I believe
they will be up there all the way"
George v. worthington.-'T have
seen a few Washington ball teams, but
this one has them all stopped"
Gene HenIe,--"They are. good
enough for me. That's all l have to
say"
Ed WnIsh.-"we have been trying
to get a winner for long time and
now we have one. The officials of the
club are as happy as the other fans"
Percy Given.-'Next to seeing a
football game would rather watch
the Nationals. Grin Is a real leader
and has a real club"
Frank Walker.-"The next fellow
who asks me what think Of the Ma
tionals will be shot. We all think about
the same about them"
RaIph Lee.-"That team is there.
There's nothing else to It,"
laughing at us for a long time, but now
the laugh Is on the other fellow"
Frank McLeran.--"Maybe I won't
day."
"Chiclx" (,reen-"crif6th o,a .,A
whole team deserve unstinted praise.
They have fought their way up and
should stay there
Howard Reeside.-"The more the
better. look for the team to finish
well up in the race
Clarence DodEe.-"It's too good to
be true
RiII Johnson.-."It looks like we'll
soon be bidding for seats for the worlds
series at National Park"
Ben Minor.-"If anyone asks me
where I'm going next Tuesday I'll shoot
him."
James Sprigman.-"The club is
simply winning on It's merits"
Harry WheeIer.--"The addition Of
Gandil was the making of the whole
team"
Fred Norht;-"rhey can't win too
Marry Rapley.-"The boys are de-
serving of all the praise that can be
piled on them. That Griffith Is a
bear
James Hay. jr.-"Tll be out there
with the rest of the bugs on Tuesday,.
Tom Pence.-"That baseball team is
there. There's nothing more to say"
John Thomas. of the United Motor
Washington COmpany-"That old
phrase, the lowly Nationals has been
thrown into the discard. From now on
they will be the leaders,