The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-24

LINING EN- out
Bob Fitxsimmons aaSs While Ritchie
is "a great champion, and the best
lightweight since joe Cans.
Hot Wells. Tex. is To be the scene
Of the Detroit training camp next
spring. -sunEs
Maybe one OF the reasons Vic
Hucrta IL lacking In proper respect IN
because the Navy has been making a
bum showing both ia baseball ana
rowing lately.
How can Charley Herzog's team be
expected to do wcil2 Hasn't the en-
cinnati barehlt been a~bOilshedg
observes Ike lsamingcr: one swal-
low doesn't make a summer. but "a
couple uf victories for "a apCuud-diVis-
lot team in the nrst week OF the peu-
nant race cHn make baseball ass -
believe they are Hons
Pennsylvania defeated Yale on the
diamond The other day by WORKING ,he
squeeze play three times. This u
the chance, caustically remarks Ike
lsnminger, "fur some chan composed
entirely OF white meat and lAVendar
water 10 rise up and recall how pro-
fesslonsl methods are degrading col
leRc baseball
There b. "a chance Tor "a pennapt
rae iu the American League The
Athletics may lose the first twenty
games.
President Hrittun has taken out "a
! general accident insurance policy "a
his team tor 100000, reads "a 81.
/ Louis dispatch. Now " the Cardi-
nails win the |pennant. Mt. Britton can
claim $250,Q0O.
The Mexican navy is the Bomoar.
der Wells OF the sea.
cleveland Americans broke into the
winning column yesterday. Flushed
with victory, they We're restrained
with difficulty from rushing south Co
huti themselves ON Mexico
Maximum penalty for exploding "a
bomb Ia New York Is now twenty-five
years. This means that =. McGraw
| viii never dare sell or trade Christy
Mathewson.
Reports from the front say that al
/ tho mayors add governors have re-
covered from their sore arms. n
are ready Go ,ano their turn IN t'e
box again next April
a.. WN-.. j.. - HU-a. hin A
major league baseball player as yet,
according to the opinion OF sam
Crawford, vino went around the Worl0
with the famous Indian athlete of Ia"
Giants.
Thorpe's speed is an that commends
him. according To sam. lie Is not a
particularly good fielder n ae cam
not hit. He ls not a natural hitter al
an. but ne gives the bat a little up
ward chop as he swings at the ball IA
a way that Crawford never saw n
man do before.
Thorpe doesn't seem 10 have that
baseball Instinct that II so necessary
for tn, dig league player, says Craw-
ford. He Is q very Chesty fellow FOR
a man who has yet 10 prove that he ~
uf big league calther, Is the assertion
made by Wahoo sam
We have Vera cruz. Next thing 90
wotry about: What are We gonna 10
with III
So far John McGraw hasn't felt
justified In calling un Pat Newman TO
salute the Giants pennant of 1918.
Adolphus Knutt sends a hurried
communication urging immediate
drafting of "a regiment 81 umpires. 90
be sent to the front without guns or
benefit OF clersy.
Object To the proceeding Sluugh-
ter ~ umpires would tend tu make
Mexlcans popular, and take Interest
out of punitive campaign.
Frankie Fowser. ~ Paso's welter-
weight champion. and Bob York "i
silver city. are being considered as
probable opponents Of Hcrrick nt R9s-
we'll In the near future. contest On
a winner take all basis Is also d
consideration by Promoter Free sluaa
between HerricN ana Bart Gordon,
who the Kewauee boxer recently out
pointed.
Larry Doyle, Fred Merkle and Jen
Tesreau are three Giants who are
ready to flop TO the Fodorals, accord
inc To- President James \. Gilmore. oi
the independent circuit. II Is satd,
moreover, that Rube Marquard, the
eccentric %southpHw. approached inc
Federal president O short while ago.
and stated that hc vas ready To jump
u inducements sufficient 10 make u
worth while were offered All three
OF the foregoing Giants have asked Tor
terms. according 20 Gilmore. A RAID
ON the Giants might cut considerable
figure In the National league az TINS
staRc.
TO PROSPECTIVE
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