Evening journal., 1912-04-06
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Junior schedule out.
Opener on May 4. Good luck, Eddie
Jack Townsend will try the come
back game.
New Chicks will bunk in George
Gillespie's hotel More bunk.
High school starts today.
Some fair this year.
After that Jack McGowan incident
NC thought Chester was done with us,
but now the Chicks have some sort of
frame-up for the same bunch on
April ID Everybody out to see the
melee. Remember the date
Can't We have some pushmobile en-
tries2
some mon just dotc on getting into
trouble. A Michigan man has signed as
umpire with two ball leagues.
All tho amateurs out today.
One of the big question marks hang
ing over the Red SoN is: VIII Buck
OBrion make good? If he does jim
McAloer may be plotting pennant
contender by July 4.
Armory boxing, April 16, remember
Small admission
II was Bobby Belts who struck I'D
Tucker out while tho Imperial Yam
igan bases were loaded.
Just seven men knocked out home
runs with the bases full last season.
jackson. Cobb. Olsen. Cunningham,
McInnes. Hartzoll and Laporte we're
the cleanup kids
Why not make box score OF the
Mexican revolution? It would make
good reading.
Hugh Jennings manager of the
Detroit Tigers. in talk with Cornell
men said no college man should 20
into baseball unless he can be sure of
a $4,000 salary Jennings said that In
ton years man loses his speed and
then he has to fall back on his bank
account " he hasn't good salary he
finds he hasn't any money and has no
means of earning a livelihood
Each day the starting time grows
nearer
President Comiskoy lof the White
Sox says that his team will train in
san Francisco in 1915, during the
Panama exhibition, and also next year
and tho year afterf According to an
-noppec1rgnt the .ttam will travel in a
solid hotel train with every accommo-
daiion for 100 people exposition year.
An members VIII live on the train.
Lest YOU forget Scmis. All-Wil-
mineton or Juniors will not meet to-
night
When it becomes necessary. advis-
able or oNpediont to inform ball
player that he must work this season
for less than he got last, or to purge
his budding intellect of the foolish
notion that he should get more, the
orthodox way of easing It across 10
him. We suppose. is TO allow him 10
nurse his illusions and bask in the
Hdulatlon OF his fellow townsmen all
winter and then hand the cruel truth
IN the form of a contract in one fell
smash in the spring when Il is toe
late for him to cinch the job which
he might have obtained in the Gus,
tom house.
Highland and New Castle still keel
the anvil chorus working overtime
Ono can't judge ball player b.
The way he wears his uniform. Bea
this in mind, Tommy Dougheriy.
"I1l take chance on Nap Ruckc
FOR $4,000" said President Ward O
Boston to President Ebbots of Brook
iyn. you're not taking any chance
HI All ttlIQ INhNiot kuNhtl 10 Ah
best pitcher in the business and yo
can't have him AZ any figure" Thu
ende,h the incident.
Once upon a time there was an ol
ranizaiton known as the Columbia
League.
Navin field is to he the name of d.
troits big new ball grounds, rate
by baseball magnates as one Of III
most magnificent I'm the country TIL;
IS If William c. Yawkey, pars ownC
of the Tigers. has his way. Mr.. Yav
KEY says "Navin put Detroit on th
baseball map. Il has been his game
moss and his brains that made poss
HE this field. He took the joke clu
The Week in
A. W. Walker OF Hockessin, hi
rurchasod through the local agency