The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-09-14

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By Morris Miller.

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nxrr ear,- fsra,,,sa1I deal comes the in
s.,~rv,sfs,,, tba4 saver-a, oY Mcfzraw.s
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49,. ,,,,+ 49, a,.5 frsev,d~ ~ <srandaI,
=, a., forgot .f.1,er,,~e,ve<z as T., ,xtrflxe
xFfsrzraw causing his nose Il, bleed
(.randa1I is very popular WITH, his
4Aa1nmates Nrafhevson and Msrtkle
beIng 1bis narttca1lar croY,iex. McCraw
had been reDrovtna his team for late
hours and few other things ne seems
Graw gave out the statement that he
considered himself very fortunate in
making the trade because he was get
s.nr a mighty good catcher IN Eek
change for = pitcher who was all worn
out and never was much good any
way. At this point several OF Cram
dalPs good friends advanced upon
Muggsy, striking harn upon the nose
and elsewhere. Cooler heads inter
fered before there was general fight
and the players aH returned to their
hote1 together. There have been sew
eral versions &c the fray, but this one
seems the most popular.
the American association Pftctler
ComEtcc< OF the Indianapolis team
went IN the other tay TO bw1a the nrst
game OF q uouole-neaner ana 1ost' even
fnougn ne pftcneo q peAcn OF = Same
Quite feW costly errors py ms team
mates gave the opposition the concesr.
Comstock knew he could beat the MIN
neapohs team though, and 90 m order
TO prove It he went IN and pdfcned nne
second game and won with score OF
IL to I, allowing but four hits. Very
fair, indeed!
Fans down New York way are be-
ginning to think that maybe McC7raw
isn't so sure of copying the pennalt as
might sppear. At any rate M1ggsy
particularly since Chief Meyers has
been ailing with an INJURY to his hand
and has been ont Of the ararne for sew
eral days. So Ma1xxsy rot busy and
made deal with the ST. Louis Car
5inals for Larry MrT can. the old Cincv
backstop, giving ta1ean Otis CrandaiI In
exchange Mclean has been catching
good ban for the Cardinals and should
strengthen the Giants IL ne makes an
effort to behave
Maurice Mclaughlin. orr U. 3. ten
mis- hero. NAV bring ahn,,T frs daca
dence of orr national tennis T% has
been shown that fp,a r,e-asant f9,v Tn~-
aish PLAYERS are MT az Clever al r>rItsah
stars of other DAYS and All for tf,e rea,-
son that they have an tried 10 adopr
the style of phayfux nnade famous by
the Doherty brotheru. the tennis won
lers of several years agc. The meth
SUIT as were oniy Wen su.teo 70 tneir
v~1 psFsonaA .iAos.s OF pay ana tne
0e.Sai.pe i1llee w osaseI f,ticons 20 I'LL
ale we aSoIlsI1E ssy.e nIse sAsn "a
$50 - o.lst :. lys 49,
- 500 1Ns7 -. 1s-.sn q
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an s.v,a tb4,,,- s,s,,,as t4,~s,s .-sx..a
to- $3.50. - = &C., = $1,000 -
aresant IS son,srv:,,n tba zarsa NM
T.a,,p.g,ltr orve~ : rio r,sr+ ~ f,ts +sv,,,,.
success r., his rar,ar,ral,la zar-va ,v.h,r-l,
A. nracttcaIlv irnnoss,r,le ia RETURN n
other RESPECTS he il not 40 brilliant
He PLAYS n hard game however
smashing the ball with great force on
every stroke. Being quite an athlete
aside from tennis he IL able to sue
coed with this. Other young American
players however are emuIating Nc
Langhltn and smashing the ball with
might and main in an effort to copy
his style. II is a difficult matter to
avoid faults when playing such game
though and the chances are that II the
Young American PLAYERS persist in
eae.r present IDEAS Uner game WIZ
suiier'
Those Englishmen who have been
we use IN reporting our baseball
sanes snouio no" become confusea
80 ..als 49, -, sas'
i'@so Aou1iu elsm oue. use JUST
as much sang IN reporting their
cricket games rs We DO IN writing up |