Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-25
BASEBALL CHATTER.

If the annual baseball series be- tween Harvard and Yale is tie the old game will be played on Ebbetts Field, Brooklyn, June 2l.
 It looks as if the team that Hugh Duffy has placed in Portland will be able t0 do its share in making a hot race in New England League.
 From all accounts Chance Day" at Chicago, May 17. in honor of the former Cubs boss, will be the last word in the welcome to our soap fac tory" thing.
 Evidently the Newport News Vir. gnia League team intends to open the regular season some time at a later date. They lost the filst ten games of the season.
 If the National League schedule al- lowed the Cubs to play the Reds ev- cry day, Johnny Eyers would still ne sad. because he is unable to play against the Highlanders.
 Prof. E. M. Lewis, acting president of the Massachusetts Agricultural Col lege is a former major league pitch CT. He was member of the Boston champions of '97 and '9S.
 Outhelder Ham, recently puTchas- cd by the Boston Braves from Buffalo is showing the real Fig league stuff. His batting and fielding has been quite a help to the Braves.
 The Detroit pitchers have been forced to live a miserable life on the field of battle this season. Even Mons. Dubuc has been slammed and likewise walloped to a fare thee-wel.
 As a comeback" Otis Clymer, ol the Cubs, is a whale. He is hitting and fielding with the best of them.
 Jim Sott's vacation last season mus have been the right dope. Jim is pitching in wondrous fashion for the White Sox
 Winning A ftheir first 15 games has placed Jack Hendricks Denver Grizzlies away out in front in the Western League race.
 Now that Catcher Johnny Kling has joined Cincinnati, Manager Tinker believes that his Reds will be heard from soon.
 Now the New York fans are roast. ing Hal Chase. They claim that Hal has not been doing his very best for Frank Chance.
 Manager "Wild Bill" Donovan, of the Providence team, has gathered nifty bunch of ball tossers for the International league campaign.
 King Cole, the former Cub pitcher, now twirling for the Colum- bus team, won the first three games he pitched in the American associa ton.
 Spike sherman is finding tough picking his first season as a manager. His Virginia (AIinn.l team got baa start in the new Northern League.
 The new Georgia-Alabama League with clubs in Anniston, Tslladega. La Grange, Newman, Gadsden and Ope iika. take the place of the old South eastern league.
 Even # they do try to get away with that protected game" wrinkle nov and then, the Phillies are playing ex- celIent ball and will bear watching
 Miller Higgins has the Cardinals up on their toes and fighting every inch of the way The Cards are liable to cause the Giants. Cubs and Pirates heaps trouble before the curtain tails.
 The way Bill Dahlenfs iSuperbas have been performing of late, shows that William intends to worry Ma tionai league teams not little before the pennaat is won.
 That costly pebble of Fred Snod, grass in the worlds series last Fall must have caused Fred to brace up a bit. He is playing great ball for the Giants this season.
 The work of the Boston Braves kid battery. Pitcher James and Catch CT Whaling, is delight to one George Staliings The former Northwestern league stars have shown regular bis league stuff.
 Catcher George Gibson, of the Pr rates, wearing a plaster cast on his broken side has gone to his home near London, Ont. George will be ou, of the game for a couple Of months al least.
 Duffy Lewis was the only member of the Red Sox to take part ia every game the Red Sex played in 1912, and up to the time he turned his ankle, he has played in every exhi- bition and regular league combat this yesT.
 II is probable that Harry Hooper. oi liam H. Dietzman, McNeal Arizona