Evening journal., 1913-05-26

Mr.. Lewellyn started for Atlantic
City but didn't get far. Pooray and
Ritter got in when 1t was too late to
save the game.
The club is at Trenton today and
will hang over tomorrow the games
having been transferred.
The Chicks come home on Wednes-
dday to open a six days session. At
lantic. City is the first victim.
Watching the Scoreboard.
Jackson and Ryan each contributed
three hits to the Nap victory over
Chicago One of Jackson's was
double. Benz and Smith couldn't
stop the Maps after Russell has been
knocked out by a pitched ball
Stovall used II men in his at
tempt to bring the Browns in a win
ner in the second game against
Detroit, but couldn't break their habit
of dropping the first game of each
series
The Wilmington League got in
only two games, and they were some
class.
Parkside- Highland devoted seventy
eight minutes to the prettiest play
ing that has been seen on these lots
for a long time.
Five hits apiece is some pitching.
Southgaite and Bill Crouch were
the mound artists, and we're in splen-
did form.
Tommy Dougherty again failed to
cop. He played good game at that.
Tommy expects much aid from the
High School after the school boys
finish their studies Fidence sticks to
Hillside while it is in the dumps. eX-
pecting il yet to make a great show
ing.
Bancroft is putting up a nice ar
ticle of ball Cunningham lead the
hitting for the boys against Hillside
"Reb" Russell. prize recruit Of the
White Sox pitching corps, was order
ed to undergo medical examination
when the SoX and Maps arrived in
! Cleveland from Chicago today. Man
ager Callahan feared that the injury
to Russell when he was hit in the
head by pitched ball in the sixth in
ming of Yesterdays game may have
been more serious than the recruit
thought.
After repeated attempts to arrange
some sort of a trade to strengthen
the Yankees. Manager Frank Chance
has finally put through a deal where
by Roger Peckinpaugh, inhelder o
the Maps, will go TO the New Yorl
club in exchange for Jack Lelivel
and William Stump. Lelivelt is al
outhelder and Stump an inhelder
Peckinpaugh will be played at shor
by Chance.
Allan Russell who is leading tn
Tri-State Leagues pitchers, sufferei
his first defeat OF the season Satur
day when the Allentown Club bea
him, to /. Lefty Russell, his broth
er. covered first for Allentown AM
, played a prominent part in Allan
downfall. Allan has won seven game
, and lost one to date. which gives hin
a clear lead to the pitching honors.
: The offerings Of Pitcher Steel
didn't look any better than scrap iroi
= to the Cubs and the Cardinals wer
. whipped before they fairly got start
cd. Eyers got four hits in five time
up.
II had been a long time since th
Reds beat Babe Adams, but they turn
: ed the trick yesterday, despite tn
fact that the Pirates pitcher he'll
them to five hits. A triple by Bate
T. and Bescher's sacrifice fiy brought i
one run, which was enough.
= The race over the circuit is draw
j. ing closer as the season progressed
Y A grand fight is being made for pos
/. tions between York, Allentown, Hai
r. risburg and Trenton. Allentown an
d Trenton are playing even, while bot
G are but a game behind York. TIL
i White Roses. by losing the Thursda
l. contest with Wilmington. dropped II
d to third place and are headed by Hai
= risburg. with but a single game apar
Wilmington got the jump on III
st other teams from the start and
holding the top undisputed with
= good margin.
J. Fans over the circuit are anxioI
'e to see what the Atlantic City tea
IS will do after it begins playing game
on the Jersey resort diamond. Mar
II of the games lost by the Buds" Al
Oh classed with the hard luck" kin
NJ Castle has a TRIBE Of players that CO
Is hit some. and his hustlers never gi'
" up until the last man is out An i
stance Of this spirit was given by Il
u, Buds" In Harrisburg recently. WHIT
ol the Senators scored seven runs at Il
u outset, but the "Ruds" went right a
o- ter the Capital City twirlers and IL
7r the score in the middle of the gan
at 10 to 10.
Many fans would appreciate an O
- der from President Carpenter. Of Il