White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-30

conner and with the proper coaching
will be able to go up to fast COM
pany. Leo Dripps should be able to
land an outfield position and his
younger brother will try cut for the
backstopping job. AS a whole last
years champs look sweet and
should make 1t three straight wins.
"Old Reliable has a host of young
sters to look over and some of them
will makes good, but he will be
without the services of Dillon who
left last week for Vancouver where
he will try and catch in the North
west league.
Jack REILLY who is going to try
and pull the Clerks up the ladder a
notch or two is having his troubles.
So far the only material he has in
sight is Ginter, Larson, Smith, Hol-
gate and Kinnear. He has picked
up a third basemen who was with
the international smelter team at
Tooele last year and tipped OFF as a
good hitter. Jack is begging for a
back stop. two outfielders and a
pitcher and says he has got TO have
them if the pencil pushers are to be
in the going.
Jimmy Boggs has a likely looking
bunch in his Shopmen to pick a win
ner from. With the addition of Nc
Croskey and Ray Workman who were
with the Flat team last year he will
not have to IVORY over a third base
nan and a catcher. Walker, Tip
O'Neill and Adelman look like a
safe bet in the outfield as all three
are fast and a nifty trio of hitters.
Hefey who from the Hawk
eye state Is touted as some second
baseman and is going TO do his best
to take the job away from Patter-
son, last years manager. But II
Pat duplicates his 1912 batting aver
age he will be a hard man TO beat
out. The Shopmen have several new
corners who have good past records
and should they develop the Reds
will be in the fighting from the
jump. Deering is the only twirler
signed at present whom they have
any line on and it is up TO Manager
Boggs TO rustic another one. Steve
Kennoy, who urprised every one
last year by his clever catching is ex-
pected TO return with Griffith and
Beatty.
George Cameron is keeping mum
about MS Smeltermen but wants
to lay odds that they won't
finish in the ditch this year, Among
the new corners on the smelter end
are four or five new men who are
ball payers and should they come up
to expectations and with the addition
of a gilt-edge battery and two out
felders the boys from the north end
should make a better showing than
they did last year. The draft on
May 1st should help them at least
fifty per cent and they should be
able TO grab one or two good men.
President Watson Is going to
make an effort to purchase four
complete sets of new uniforms.
which will help the appearances of
the teams immensely and with the
playing field fixed up in good order
it makes everything look rosy for a
successful season,
Season opens May 18th and closes
Sept. 10th with 50 games scheduled.
Following is the complete 1913
playing schedule:
Sunday, May II, Mill vs.. Shops.
Tuesday, May 10, Office vs.. smelter.
Thursday, May Is. Office VS.. Shops.
Sunday. May Is, Mill VS.. Smelter.
Tuesday. May 20, Mill VS.. Office.
Thursday May %. Shops VS.. smelter.
Sunday, May rs, Shops VS.. Mill.
Tuesday. 81, Office VS.. Shelter.
Thursday, May 20. Office VS.. Shops.
Sunday. June /, Mill VS.. Shelter.
Tuesday, June 3, Mill VS.. Office.
Thursday. June 5, Shops VS.. Smelter.
Sunday, June s. open.
Tuesday. June 10. Shops VS.. Mill.
Thursday, June ~, Office VS.. Smelter
Sunday, June Is, Office vs.. Shops.
Tuesday. June II, Mill VS.. Smelter.
Thursday, June 10, Mill VS.. Office.
Sunday. June %, Shops VS.. smelter.
Tuesday, June "a, Shops VS.. Mill.
Thursday. June 26, Office VS.. Smelter
Sunday, June 20, open.
Tuesday, July l, Office VS.. Shops.
Thursday. July 3, Mill VS.. Shelter.
Sunday. July 6, Mill VS.. Office.
Tuesday, July s, Shops VS., smelter.