The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-06
Eleven Mack Men
Have Left N. 7.
Giants n 1910
ONLY A DOZEN OF THE ORIGINAL WORLDS
CHAMPIONS, WHO SLAUGHTERED Hi CUB
TEAM, ARE LEFT ON THE

TEAM, r LEFT @
(By Gordon Mackay.)
He shook Off every tackler. he sped
across the sWard,
Got by the end, the tackle, too, and
bowled over husky guard.
Adown the field with lightning tread.
across the chalkmarked mall
He flew with winged feet. and then.
the dub. he dropped the bail.
Father Times X. O.
George Musical Melanger Conan
was wont to MARBLE that 1t makes a
varied. and vigorous difference what
nowhere Is this illustrated with more
appropriate trimmings than in the
great national frolic Skip back a
couple Of years. honorable buglings.
and pin your glims to the roster of
the Mackmen who dragged down the
period Of 1901.
Remember the Personnel Of that
big bunting Of worlds champs for the
crew that kicked Chance in the hair
cut and wrecked the Cubs, the demons
of w years as champions them
ScltSSs xSciilCIIioCt ltOW LIZ ShAA1tJ
strategist and his bunch Of FASTENERS
foated home to this burg. and was
bouquetted n ba%nquetted as the
first Philly team that ever kicked in
with the emblem that emblazoned
them az the heroes of all Christen-
dom? At that time the young men
who were employed by the Messrs.
Shibe, Mack. Jones and Hough num-
bered exactly twenty-three athletes
an appropriate mineral in view Of the
skidoos which have taken place since
Those heroes of the season COM
pletely tabulated were: catchers.
Lapp, Thomas Livingston. Donohue:
pitchers. Bender Plank. coombs.
Morgan. Krause. Dygert. Atkins; in
f1elders. Davis Houser, McInnis. Col
Inns. Barry, Baker Derrick; outfield.
ers. Lord. Oldring. Murphy. Strunk,
Hartzel.
Hast noticed Of late how many Of
these nimble young frolickers have
bee nable to keep themselves glued
your gray furnished cupola that Con-
ME Mack, In two small years. has al
lowed more than half Of his cham
pionship aggregation o 1910 to nit
away to fresh woods and pastures
new: Kick in and orb this. Get a
little history, and also brush the cob
webs off your thinker while you re-
call the departure of those young ar
tisans who were wont to scamper
away with the fracases up there with
in the shade Of NJ. Kilroy's palace
Of irrigation.
Where They Flew.
Lamp the backstoppers, ferinstance.
Ira Thomas and Jack Lapp still are
doing business in the same old suite.
But Patricius Livingston n likewise
Patricius Donohue. both OF these mitt-
men have packed their portmanteaus
ME shunted P. Donohue to the minors.
and he kicked around in several com-
munities in the brushes before he
sewed himself to a payroll down in
the Southern league. Paddy Living
ston resides in Cleveland. When JAS
per Davis went down there to hold
down the desk as manager. P. L. sug-
gested to the thin Hogan that II
would be e first class scheme for Pad
dy to 60 with Davis. "Huh-huh." re-
turned the cadaverous Cornelius.
there, is a splendid young catcher for
the young catchers. Ben Egan was
shared down in orioleville, and takes
the place which Paddy left empty
when he hiked clevelandward.
Pipe the pitchers next. Tonasso At
kins. otherwise known as "Nickel-in-
the-slot Edison Record" and other
playful titles. was the first victim to
have the manager swing the scythe
and separate Mr.. Atkins into two dis
tinct sections. Tommy cleaned those
the sphinx-he was so vastly differ
ent. Tommy was railroaded to Balti-
more. where Jack Dunn used him un-
til he felt that 7. A. was better off
far south. So he shipped the lad
with the kipling monaker to Atlanta.
Next on the list was the Wee spit
baller. n Jeems Dygert. Jimmy
got his wad Of the worlds series stuff,
and peripateticked to New Orleans.
where he lives. James began to take
on flesh like a Dahomey Amazon kept
the Macksters, but while he develop
ed a healthy young equator. he didn't
sem to have much left of his cum
ming. So Jim went down to Balti-
more. along with the other refugees
from the Shibe salon.
Harry Krause, the southpaw from
the land Of the native son, got fatty
degeneration Of his Pitching wing. He
was shipped to Toledo to help Topsy
Hartsel grab second place for Charlie
Somers' second best bet. Krause was
another gink VIII obegan to take on
weight and take off science. Harry
went u on the coast where they
draw the stun right from the rose
wood. One winter doing nothing but
trying to make the n ball stick in
the side pocket put SO much fat out
side Of Krause that he came back
looking like a poster for the beverage
which Is the sole excuse for Milwau-
kee.
Connie strung along with Krause
until ne saw that he didn't have the
chance Of a wax doll to be a lifeguard
in Hades. Then the tall tactician Just
soldered the can to Krause. The lat
ter was pullmaned to Toledo. Harry
Davis wanted a southpaw. after Lefty
George fell down like a bow-legged
girl at a German. Hatch sent the s..
q. s. for Harold. The latter tried
to come back. He made a jimjeffries
Of the trial. Again it was back to the
brush for Harry.
However. Heinrich twirled supernne
ball for Hartsel. He was one Of the
twirlers who kept the albino manager
up in the field during the gallop for
the gonfalon in the American asso.
citation.
G. Morgan Gets the Hook.
cyrano Morgan. who was wont to
make a hawk look like q Shetland
pony driven by the baby OF the house.
hold, was. released without any trim
mings. Morgan is Of the best
! right-handers on the soil. barring the
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