El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-22

and things. as well as something Of
what he thinks, -.e ought to knock EN-
out Of their seats.
Speaking of umpires. which we do
as inoffensively as possible, Bill KLEIN,
the National league motion man, was
wandering Up and down Broadway with
81 600 in his possession and glad grin
on his frOnuspiece-
It seems that the National commits
sion intended paving Klein SIX
O'Laughlin. Bill Rigler and Billy
Evans $3.50 each for their work IN the
worlds series, but after duly consld-
ering the fact every one Of the FAMOUS
gladiatOrs escaped from Boston and
the Polo grounds without once being
taxed with larceny, arson or murder
by the players or fans, the commission
tackled $3.50 to each mans salary Inc
commission viii never miss the money
out Of its bit from the series, ana the
umpires can display 1t TO their grand
children as proof that once upon a time
the world treated them with kindness
WcGraYv Not an Umpire Batter.
The umpires are singing the praises
Of John McGraW, VINO was 50 DuSy re-
| Gently trying to win world s cham-
pionship without the consent Of some
| of his PLAYERS that he wholly over
looked the presence Of the platoon or
arbitra tors The American league
/ representatives must have expected
| him to bite his initials in them, judy
/ ing from their intense surprise not
/ knowing that McGraw long ago gave
| all umpires up as hopeless.
Hes the gamest loser ever saw,
said one of the American leaguers.
| There's no one in his class IN that
I respect"
| The Giants will soon dispense to their
| various homes. Josh DeVore, who leII
| Boston announcing that he intended
/ leaning off the Brooklyn bridge as soon
| as possible changed his mind on reach-
] ing New York and VIII wait until ne
| spends his $4,000 josh VIII pIODaDlS
] Lr1rrrA to or znT re-
mote western place, out among the ouI-
/ faIo and the indians
Herzog to Study at Cornell.
/ Charley HerzOg. who shares with
1 MathewsOn the honors Of the series, so
/ far as the Giants are concerned VIII
| take course IN aSrlcuItuIe up AZ ~
/ nell. Charles is interested IN perfect
/ ing q rindless cantalOupe for his farm
/ at Ridgeley Md. Leon Ames is going
I TO Warren. Ohio, where $500 IS con-
/ sidered some means, but he will return
| later to 90 to Cuba with an all-star
4 baseball team being organized Dy BIZ
! RigIer the umpire who IS the ottlclal
/ groundkeeper Of the baseball yard IN
| Several other Giants may take this
| trip. including Charles NJ. Tesreau, the
/ bear collector, although Charles IS 1lrsl
| going home to Perryville, No, to snow
| the home folks some Of that yeIlow
/ backed city money which ne has picked
up around here.
| Otis Crandan viii, OF course go to
| Wadina. Ind, for a winter IN Waolna
without Otis would be a dreary social
| season, indeed.
Fred Snodgrass and Arthur Shafer
| will probably go to their homes IN Los
] Angeles. Grover Cleveland Hartley VIII
! just naturally knock en- dead IN Us
| good Ind, when he shows up with ms
Broadway apparel; while Fred Merkle
Z will resume bowling and legal pursuits
I around Toledo Ohio. Bowling IS tIeu
I winter dish Arthur Fletcher h1Der-
mates in Collinsville. III, and Arthur
Wilson gives Bloomington, IL, strong
play.
Chief Meyers is tearing for the
shadow of Mount RubideauX, at River
side. Cal, where he is investing IN q
grove of orange trees. Larry Doyle
expects to remain right here IN New
York, where he can buy better gaso-
line for his new auto than ne could
secure in Breese, III Jack Murray mas
already vanished. Jack loses himself
in the winter somewhere aroullu
1t is the judgment Of baseball men
that Fred SnOdgrass's .muft in the TENN
inning Of the last game at Boston
Z while very costly, is being greatly
, / magnified and that, as a matter OF
downright fact, the Giants have only
themselves, as q team. to blame Tor mol
I winning the series without having 10
/ play eight games at all
Those who have been suggesting tnaI
1 Snodgrass's error may drive him OIL the
I Giants evidently don't know AcC4raW'
I and forget his attitude in similar
| case of the long ago. The Giants losI
/ that series not on the individual boots
( of any one man, but on comOlneG
/ chances. and they are offering no
! excuses