Evening journal., 1912-07-20
HStafe AfairsSamday SposOdd Sport
C.l: SsM Let's Get
OOOIL LIlS OOSSID Together
Let's Get Be and { Onov0oon%
Together ~ UAAN NOiIhIlClt
Let's Get
Together
Unlucky,

/ Unlucky!
The game should have ended 4-s
Chicks
The band and sports we're enjoyed
by the 1000 sports, but Keenan's UNI
piring put the game to the bad.
Home Run" johnson is peeved be-
cause Heckert took him to task for
not walking the straigh and narrow
and dropped out of the Trenton game
Yesterday That luck has kept John
son out of the big show.
Otto Brazell won another game yes
terday. AS he as won two since he
has been away, he'll soon be good
enough for the Chicks.
The president of the Connecticut
League comes across with an inter
view in which he says he has the best
minor league umpires in the country
The salaries there for umpiring are
not so high as in the Tri-State League.
Something wrong some place.
The conditional sale of Charley
Smell, the Reading school boy, to the
St Louis Americans. makes the rest
of the Tri-State teams jealous and
caustic comments are floating the cir
cult
It's funny what stunts umpires will
pull. keenan, declared McGeehan safe
rnrb he IL RI
and second later. declared Monroe
out at the plate when he was safe.
Keenan, thought he was evening up.
but the decision on Mcclellan lost
the game to teh Chicks.
You can wait until August 9 to get
that auto. Joy riding will be better at
that time.
The next week schedule follows
Monday and Tuesday, Lancaster; Fri
day and Saturday, York. The team
goes TO Trenton for games on We'd
nesday and Thursday
Rube got another winning under
way, but 4here were $500 Pittsburgh
fans to cheer the home victory in the
second game.
Doyle got three hits out of thre,
chances.
II Errors were in order. Detroit total.
ed IL, the White Sox Is.
Rixey, the University of Virginis
giant, shared honors with Cravath
when the Phillies shut the Cubs out
to 0. The Virginian allowed tire,
hits.
Cobb was satisfied with seven out O.
y eight times up.
70 st. Louis put ive across in the sec
N ond. Brooklyn could not overcoml
- the lead
Washington took two from ST
y Louis, leaving the latter a fghtin.
= chance for the Yanks lower berth.
Is The Yanks took 10 innings to max,
y a Cleveland defeat
The present trip of the Giants Z
the West is about on a par with tn
a first trip which the team made las
. year.
Bud Sharpes Oaklands are travel
p ing at a fast clip and will com
y pretty near winning the Pacif
y coast flag this season.
The major league scouts have
large number of New England Lea
que players marked for draft thi
y fall, at $1,000 a man.
= Thirty-one players in the Nationa
- League are hitting for 300 or bet
ter, while the American League ha
~ only twenty-one men in the selec
~ :. circle.
= In the American League, ther
~ has been just one batter who ha
driven out a circuit smash with al
the bases occupied and to Budd
Ryan, of Cleveland, goes this dis
tinction. Buddy poled the ball owe
q the fence in a game with Washing
Al ton and won for the Maps when tn
lS game was apparently lost.
IL Harry Krause, the left-hande
VI turned over to the Toledo club b
- Connie Mack. is the leading pitche
% of the American Association. II
- has pitcher eight games and wo
them all.
- The National League survivors E
III the 1899 season have narrowed dow
to Hans Wagner, Tommy Leach Ere
Clarke, Jimmy Sheckard, Fran
le' Chance, Johnny McGraw and Bi
Dahlen The American Lacquer
st who wore National League uniform
in 1899 are Nap Lajoie, Rhody Wa
nd lace. Sam Crawford. Hughey Jer
nings and Clark Grifith
Birmingham has all the earmark
- Of the winner in the Southern
though the club is by no mems to
far ahead to be overtaken by Men
phis. Mobile Chattanooga or Nc