The evening world., 1912-06-06
If You See Anybody
Smiling To-Day You
Can Bet 1t ISM i O'Ddy

hank Opay never smiles pefore
breakfast, but he went further than
that to-day. At noon his face was still
uncracked. and just to show how he
felt about things in general he notified
the players that they would leave here
Saturday after the game and would
spend sunday In Philadelphia.
But" argued Larry Mclean. I'VE
had been looking forward to having "A
big time here on Sunday"
That's why you 10 to Philadelphia"
was the JOY killing reply.
1T will be dead over there" lamentcd
one OF the newspaper men with the
troupe.
And that makes It all the better"
concluded the reformed umpire.
That. according to the best o: author
ity. II the sum total OF Hanks morning
conversation. An early call at the En-
dlcott Hotel even found Frank Bancroft
talking with his fingers.
For purposes OF terseness and accu-
racy the causes OF the O'Day face are
given in the following table of events
during his arst appearance in New
York
Giants made 20 hits for . total
OF "a bases.
Same Giants msde . total Of az
runs.
Pitchers Fromms ana Esefe
knocked from the box.
Larry Doyle, with crippled arm,
made nvo hits ana four rams.
Second Haseman Egan put ont
OF business by bat.ed ball stirling
hin, in face.
Giants played latter part Of the
game with not only their second
but third rtring men.
Taken as whole. that ought to be
In ha s,,tt off 20
that had IDEAS of winning the pennant.
THs woT.. !. no. yet over for Hank. III, team
Nili have 10 fac Matty this af,.rnoon and tie
,sanst E ,n in Cincinnati they didn't got. a man
20 INST base Ia seven insinS. They trimmed him
in his first start.
II the close, reading fan notice. anything peculiar
@ n a' win Ss sn SS'fs 'H TIE naa o 81,
Ian was, Big ChiG Mcyer.. During al The siussin.
melee the Chief failed to get a bali ~ the nos.
lie Walked once. In his two slams he p,pped u.
| Easy chances.
After Kce'e aud Fsomm. HAD b.csn b,tt.d inc
ribbons Manager o'lay Introduced Mr., samuel
Fletcher, lac Of the Reading team Of lie United
our Art6a4 IN, he New ' YORK Fi "Si'i iselin:
friendly dsp,sci cracked his namesise Tor a singh
s'5s b 2 s,v asm Hrtna as Tvs: .p
hnt batter to face him. The United States Lsagu,
| product did much better than his veteran prsde
eessors Only nine runs were made off him.
II was pretty soft game for Crinda aud tn
Old D,ctor enjoyed hinself immensely. Dtie wa &c
into the Oyposin: tw!rltrs Tor s!If.e. two
blGsCr AMI a thr,e-hagser OFT OF tlIree tinRs M
On his fourth appearance he wN gi'sn u base Oi
balls.
| Mct;raw took advantage Of the ovelwhe,min
sc,re TO try out his new man. Robertson. The bi
l-ft-handsd Iitaher played frs, bsst instead u
SnodstsSs the last two innings AID handled hn
self well. lie not only fielie1 In clean STYLE bu
This fellow is likely 10 be another Cran1al II
can play in most any position and is na.ur.
hitter.
one Of the funniest s,rnes ever seen on q la
field IVES when Al johnson, the fan. stood W aut
acting as dfrecto. had the crowd in one end
tine stand singing sOngs for the benefit q Maaas,
O'nay who sat on the bench near by. In aliitio
10 songs show hreeches wIre mace Aai II wss
hilarious afternoon,
The same afforded little opportunity to get
zeal line on the plaS lns ability Of the Rsls as
hands were completely up IN the air. There is OF
thiag oertain, however, O'i,ay - in bal way 4
pitchers. The on.y man 10 he depended on
y Benton, KeSfe aud Fronne appear TO have 10
their punch.
Umpire Owen caused a laugh when he reach,
into Catcher Clarkes hip pocket, extracting q plI
Of tobacco and took chew. Without a let M
his Official duie. he calmly replaced the plug AZ
rhe laugh,sg went merHly on.