Evening journal., 1912-06-13

cite riot.
Two errors put Tobin in bad and
until the eighth inning the boys look
ed good to lose. But-you know the
story
We can trim those leaders. They
look alike Just now.
It was Tobin's second win over the
Hockert crowd
Tex Myers fielding stunt in that !
last spasm was tho greatest ever. Had |
II got through Tex. Trenton certainly |
would have put at least one man
across.
Tony Marhefkas friends donated
big bunch of roses. To show his ap- |
preciation Tony lined out his now |
customary single
Tobin seems to have the goods after
all. II Llewelyn can strike his speed |
this pitching staff will be some class |
Myers made a few moro Of those hot
outfeld drives but they fell among |
that crack Trenton bunch.
Mecherly, Marhefka. Fritz and Jack
son pulled off some flashy fielding.
They have used McKenna as a
hitching post in the outheld in the
/ last two games. He hasn't had a
thing to do but swat EN- out
With Johnson on the mound. Wash
ington easily made IL four straight
1 from Detroit. making thirteen straight
wins for the Senator's
While the official scorer says Mar
guard gets credit for yesterdays vic
tory. the secretary of the league has
yet to pass judgment.
Even without Tinker and thinner
man. the cantankerous Cubs made a
close fight The score was two 20 one
in favor Of the Cubs when Shster
batted for the Rube in the eighth, but
IL was 3 to when Crandall ascended
the mound
Six runs on three hits. thus the
Athletics beat the Naps who we're shut
out with three bingles by Coombs.
Dixon tossed the game away for the
Boston Braves by passing three men
and wohbling twice in the fifth in
ming. The Reds reformed and beat
the Phillies. Suggs by superb twirl-
ing, stopped his teammates slide
Daily obituary note: The Pirates
beat Brooklyn.
The Yankees gave demonstration
Of how not to play baseball and lost
to the White SoX II TO 2.
The Red Sox kept their one game
lead in the American League by grab
bing a victory from the Browns.
Bogeyman Clark Griffith is right on
the heels Of Mr. Jimmy Callahan It's
up to Cleveland 10 stop the Senators.
BY winning his thirteenth straight.
Marquard is only one game behind the
record for consecutive victories held
by Jack Chesbro
Outfielder Rafferty, last season with
Wilkes-B Barre. has replaced Chic"
Hartley. the former Tri-State player
I'm the affections OF the bugs Of San
Francisco. When Chic" first reach
ed the coast he hammered the ball
hard and the fans expected homer
from him each trip to the plate. Hart
Icy has dropped in his stick work and
the former Baron is the white haired
boy with the slapstick Those raw
winds from the ocean are troublesome
10 Hartley.
Manager Jack Manning, of the York
team has about the scrappiest bunch
of ball PLAYERS in the league. They
don't scrap hard for the game, but
they certainly enjoy scrapDing with
the umpire. AS usual it gets thom
nothing. and then York belongs last
So what's the use>
skinny" Johnson. the local short
stop, who was playing fast game for
Chester is still out Of the game with
a fractured arm.
George Silknetter, the outhelder
who was let out by manager Jackson,
is back at his old job with Dan
nougherty's Chester Club. Another
year with Dougherty's Club ought to
again land silk in the Tri-Stste
Barney Byron who used TO hold
down second station for the Whining
= ton Gas Company team is playing that
z position for the c T. A. team of the
. Chester City League.
= Jerry Lynch the star pitcher for
\ Villa Nova College, has returned
!. home from college to spend the sum
, mer months with his parents here,
I and will pitch for Manager Moore's
Highland Climb. Coach Bill slavin. Of