Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-06-03
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BENJAMIN Bosse has been elected
president OF the Evansville cluo IN
the Kitty league l.. B. Sissoa Will
manage the team.
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This is not the first season tlat AT
lie Latham has worked as an umpire
He once held the indicator in the
South Atlatnic league.
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Spike Shannon, the former Ne"
York-Kansas City outfielder, is now
clerking in a Kansas City hotel anu
declares he is out of baseball for good.
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Columbus is seeking the club in the
Cotton States league that was trans
ferred from New Orleans to Yazoo
City. 1t once had a franchise in the
circuit.
Irwin, the catcher used by the Phil
lies to warm up pitchers and VINO
sprung INTO fame as strike breaker
with the Detroit club, making two
two:baggers " the farce game with
the Athletics, has been signed by the
Roanoke team Of the Virginia league.
Catcher Jim LATTE, lately of the Ne"
Orleans team has also Joined Roanoke.
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His thirteenth straight defeat was
the undo;ng of Pitcher Saint of the
Greenwood team of the Cotton States
league. He got the x before he could
make it fourteen.
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Lonnie Noojin, formerly in the
South Atlantic and Southern leagues
and given a trial by Cincinnati last
spring, is playing with the Green
Vile team Of the Carolina association.
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Now they ga ythat Hank O'Day Is u
better manager than he was an UNI
pire. No doubt that is true, for &C.
cording to the fans there never was
good umpire In the history Of the
game
Harry Kelly, released by the Deca-
tur and Danville teams of the Three-1
league and later manager Of an indie
pendent team in Rock Island, has
joined the Keokuk team of the Central
association.
Stuffy McInnis has a brother in
school at Gloucester who is training
for the Athletics He is now captain
of the high scho | team plays any po-
sition, and is said to be wonder. His
nickname is Brick.
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Dom Mullaney, umpire batter and
general terror to civilized baseball, is
working out daily with the Jackson
lie team, that once he managed. He
isn't ooking for job as a player,
though. What Dom wants to be is an
umpire.
The Youngstown club of the Central
league is really sorry to see the United
States league breaking. 1t sold the
IPittsburg club of the United Sam cir
cult couple of players in Goes and
Cornelius and hoped to dispose of a
few more discards to it
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You never can tel about Russ Ford.
The other day in game in New York
he stole second clearly on Ted Easter
ly and. when the peg to second went
wild he circled the bases. This is
said to be Ford's third stolen base
since he has been in the major league.
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Hugh e. Keogh, who under the
name of HEX writes such clever sport
comment in the hCicago Tribune, has
b. en- seriously III following an oper-
alton. When he had recovered suffi-
GENTLY to ask how the White Sox
were going, his physcans sad he would
recover
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Connie Mack and Hugh Jennings got
on speaking terms during the recent
strike and then Connie spoiled the en-
tente cordial by letting himself be
quoted as saying: Jennings showed
backbone like jellyfish," or words
to that effect, in the way Hughey
handled his part.
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Dave FMltz, o1d-time big Lacquer,
now a LAWYER in New York, acted as
legal adviser for the Detroit players
who went on strike and told them a
lot OF things that his long experience
as player should have taught him
better. But probably he was talking
as lawyer merely.
Pitcher Travers. the youth who
pitched the whole game for the
nlake>shift Detroit 4eam against the
Athletics. was in bed two days after
his awful ordeal. To date no big
league club has signed him on the
showing he made. though be thinks
he might have done better had he
been given Support"
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