Evening journal., 1912-04-22
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All-Wilmington starts
The boys piled up 67 hits without
breaking a bat.
Thompson proved the cleanup kid.
Parkside demonstrated again that
good base running, with few hits,
will win many a ball game.
whelan's throws we're always an
hour late.
Speakman looks like one Of the best
teams in the league.
Slomanson wants the top place re-
served for him.
You have to take off your hat to
Devenney when It comes to being a
bali player.
Freddie Lewis seems to be going
for another strikeout record. Eleven
In the first game is going some.
The changing of Booth from third
to short seems to have improved him.
Bob Hanley played the third sack
In fine form
That Bradford boy is a fast one.
Kalmbacher certainly can stretch
his legs some in running the bases
Vandever seems to be a clouting
bunch. That brand of hitting will win
every game, George.
Although Rockford was one OF the
four to get bad start, Herbert Fer
guson says the boys may be expected
to play ball when the kinks are out
Donahue poled three clean ones.
Stable ought to prove one Of the
best pitchers in the league.
p Tommy Dougherty's pets look like
Chick recruits. They didn't get any
homers, but Fidance, Kanz and Grant
tore off doubles.
That Fidance boy is Of High School
fame and is expected to make the
league short garden boys go hard TO
beat him out at his position.
Ollie Kauz played big league ball.
He got two runs, two hits, eleven outs
and two assists. With few more boys
like him Hillside would have easy
sailing.
Perhaps Riverview will have to
agree to a new rule that will let Wis
iting teams have a trife more of that
$97 that was TO be taken in at the
gate.
One thousand fans at an amateur
ball game is a pretty good attendance
That was the size of the crowd that
saw Parkside-Speakman.
Schabach. Keatley and Thompson
ought to set the league on FIRE with
their hitting.
Billy Inderlied got into the game
and played good ball,
Patterson is some hitter as well as
pitcher.
Roland Hall was somewhat disap-
pointed but believes there is hope.
Thomas. another find. stood ten men
up and got two hits. He looks like a
pitcher of more than ordinary ability.
Jack Lynch's bunch hadn't any
sympathy for Penn. the new comers.
They batted one Penn pitcher out
and made things so uncomfortable for
the second fellow that he wished he
hadn't started.
McDermott and Vernon used their
old war clubs.
Lynch and Beeson look good from
this distance. With a few more men
like them Penn will be up in the run.
ming before long.
St Aloysius held their opponent,
without hit or run. That's NOR,
high-class amateur ball Eddie Abra
hams may have to crawl now.
With Hart, Silknetter, Weeks an,
Matthews TO pick two outfielders from
Jimmy jackson Is liable to pass man
/ restless nights before the selections
are made.
The infield selections. also will b,
hard to make. Myers, Miller. Byrne
Fritz, Marhefka and Ellerholz com
prise the bunch that is trying for th'
places.
When Camden appeared with onl,
FIVE men, the Chick management an
nounced the disappointment to IN,
1000 fans present and offered to re
fund admissions but only eight mel
cashed in.
Byrne hit the ball hard for the
Chicks and picked EN- up at short II
DIG league style He shows the max
ings of a good short garden man.
The Chicks-Camden game was real
ly only batting practice between Reg
ulars and Yanigans. with the Yani
gans. having the better Of the argu
ment.
Jack Townsend looks good for
i comeback.