The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-10
BUSH, THE BOY
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Giants 20 grow familiar with during
their mr.. Introduction TO the Brain.
erd. MINI, hurler. Bush was lust
Wild enough TO keep the New York
oatters guessing and his quick
OF pace and delivery was an
added handicap TO the Giants when
Al the plate. He walked four batters
and hit a fifth. but each time he ralt.
cred his nerve and the brilliant neld-
ing OF his teammates soon lifted him
back TO safety.
Victory Was Popular.
The victory OF Bush. who halls
from the same town as Chief Rem.
der. was exceedingly popular with the
AthIeuc players n the club adher.
ents. II has been Known for some
time that he had great possibilities "a
A pitcher. but until today's test his
status was simply that Of any bfg
league player. "TAllet Joe" a he has
been nicknamed because OF his great
speed broke into baseball as a mem
Der OF an amateur team I'm his homo
town. During the season OF 1910 he
I4ayed IN every position eXcept CATCH
or HIS first professional engagement
was with the Nissoula. Mont team
or the Union association. Here he
was spotted by one OF the Athletics
scouts and Joined the Mackmen IN
september. a year ago. Tonight hts
admirers are predicting for him a IN.
ture record like those achieved by
Walter Johnson. Christy M~athewson
and Cy Young
Disappointment among tho Giants
contingent over the downfall oe To-
rean WIS q keen as tho citation among
me Athletic rooters because OF Rush's
splendid work. Tho Ozark mammoth
was looked pon before todnv'a raDa
as the Giants second host card
When Mnrpuard and Crandal wo-
hnocked Of the box IN Tuesdav's
game. the loyni adharents ,t,Daa
'heir faith 70 Mathewson and Tos.
retN Tho old master AID moro ,b,r
vas expected OF him yesterday hut
l"sreau fell 1ust as heavily boforo
me Athletics vicious batting "a d,4
mo Giant twirlers IN tho onant,c
game. Fo had HIS moist bali d.lI,.
cry breaking AZ all kinds % angle
nnt ne could not control lie dirocf,o,
= Athletics batting quartet-a rc
fused 10 hit except whom tho barI was
over the plate. and then thew laid
against 8, Justify. In this lay the Sc
cret Of their success
ciouted with Regularity.
10 vigorously did they clou. 'ra
sn9"r@ that tho defeat would hava
b0come an utter rouf but FOR soDs,.
Lonal stops and throws bv DovIe
fL'fCH"r and Ierzog ~ critical sfa.as
OF The play Captain Larry Dovfa
i.aNed ~despera'elv and his stops ana
F|LEH HU Hhn a..awI 800
rlnE7 were ~ the brand that mas
made Honue Wagner name famous
Wherever baseball 's PLAYED. Eddie
collins carried on tho nol1ir~ hovo-s
Tor The Athletics. although fhora
W"rn plays made by other members
n both teams that would have l..n
considered little short 81 r~emarkabio
I'm an ordinary LEAGUE season game
Tho very fact that but ono error
was recorded tor each 'cam teetIf.a
'. rho raIihr" ~ 'hr fnl1i0~ in +ro
'h'ri came ~ tho series. including
H. If H|1 four double rlqva
The defeat ~ the Ci1r'- was a
.fr-. sou hack 'o 'ha Vow vors
U."H CONTINGENT. Tor Vafhrwror'-
.r" .f'HI v.rf rr "Wednesday had
.rr'urHr'I fl" belief that tho Va
''nraI -fs Standard bearers wore
POP continue fhH rr.H .rf POS tho Dff
'f POP IHHH- 'f s~- fans mid 90
rr 'ha polo Ground. 'rrrrfnes av.
''n'irr hF several hundred Tho 1f.
dance ~ fhn o%rarfrr ramn Tva-,
.rnf ir Grand -frrf. end l|Ioasfora
T1. occupied and crowds rafiernf 20
"-.- rn.rf rarrIf'.1 Ir fhr nrn ana
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r.'rf. fofrr.H .-- -rN-r arH ODD. rIrt
oTr"rH sow f'lH..rI. ~ s4.ar fans
VIVID roof nrnF .n fN... hands fHrraI