Evening journal., 1913-06-14


since those Chicks trouncings. Even
the newspapers up there talk of Har-
risburg going up" Let em go.
That jar helped the Chicks.
Kerr drew two hits and Sharp
three. One error was the total.
Harry Fritz is hitting the pill hard
er than ever He should be we'll
above 1926 this week
Allen Russell got the right start
and York was smothered. Allen let
them down with only four bingles and
drew one himself
The Chicks" victory over York
yesterday was glad news to the local
fans many of whom we're frothing at
the mouth over the sting of two de-
feats which Harrisburg administered.
Win or lose today they will be home
on Monday in first place with a nice
lead and the chances are that before
they finish their series of ten games
on local grounds they will be so far
ahead Of the senators that they will
give up.
Those who have followed the team
closely we're not in the slightest de-
gree perturbed by the defeats that
Wilmington suffered at the hand of
the Senators. Ever hear of team in
professional ball losing two games in
succession? That's all Jimmy Jack
sons team did and yet to hear some
of the fans talking about those two
games an outsider would think that
part OF the team had died and been
buried in Harrisburg the last being
the worst fate that they could possi-
bly, have had.
Have you noticed Gleichman during
the last week Two days in success
sion he has sent the Reach over the
fence for through tickets. During the
week he has touched the pill for an
average of 422 and has every pitcher
in the league shaking.
The bill Of fare for next week is:
Monday and Observation-Disclosures.
Wednesday and hursday-Trenton.
Friday and aturday-Atlantic City.
Well take Allentown, Trenton and
Buds, please.
Managers John Evers OF the Cubs
and Bill Dahlen, Of the Brooklyn
Dodgers. patched together two ball
teams today TO do battle before a
crowd Of kids at the "Orphans' Day.
celebration at the Cub Park, Chicago
this afternoon The eleven inning
battle yesterday left both armies with
many MANNED. Safer and Archer of
the Cubs and Moran and Allen Of the
Dodgers Joined the hospital lists.
The Athletics and Maps figure wild
throws Just as useful as hits when
made at opportune times. Kahler and
Land cut loose one each. The Ath-
letics confined their efforts to a shot
out of bounds by Baker and the Maps
consequently scored one less run than
the Mackmen.
The Yankees won their thirteenth
game Of the season yesterday, which
as everyone knows was Friday the
thirteenth, '1S.
Lewis was not frightened of by
the thirteen combination as he drove
in Yerkes with the winning run
against the Browns in the thirteenth
inning. Speaker figured In the bat
tie with two doubles and a triple and
Bobby Wallace, of the Browns. smash
ed out a single and two doubles.
The multitude may now rise and
say: Il told you So The Dodgers
have dropped to fourth place. Archer
| helped the Cubs out with three hits
| in as many times at bat before he was
/ forced out of the game with a dislo.
Gated finger.
Two home runs, a single and q
base on balls was enough for Ames
in the first inning against Boston.
Packard was sent to the rescue but
the start was enough 10 sew up the
game for Boston.
When a pinch hitter really con-
meets. IL is usually a matter of note
but two of them did il yesterday IN
one inning. Whitted and Hauser ap-
peared as pinch swatters in the nintl
J inning and put over the only runs
the Cardinals scored.
Chief Meyers had a big day against
the Pirates. He hit safely four timeE
in as many times at bat.
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