The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-06

What's the answer stailings is
sttll u fine manager HIS talent Is
Improved. His people ara fighting
aud hustling. he has added q brainy
fielder In overland yet here he Is
wen into young June damned back
into the cellar as tightly a. the worst
noston club In history ever was
There may DC some rchuttni 20 ms
weird mystery. but n there h. a FAR
kcener brain than our mus; shoot
In the reply. We haven't oven the
ssenc of an inhiing-not to say tie
scintiila of an idea In reply.
on three occasions when Boston
ard Washington nave met this year
Johnson has pitched agairh John
son. and t.'ice a curious thing oc-
CURED: \ Johnson won.
Analysing the available figures ono
finds that the major leagues have
had the best of IL In the war with
the Feds. They lead by ten iniunc-
tions and fourteen damage suits.
when the American league rule
makers convene again the practice
Of sliding into first base ON close
plays will be stopped resident John
SON is opposed to this way Of trying
20 beat out hits 10 he iufield. He
snys that sliding into the bag is CON
msing and In many cas-, The um-
pires are deceived There viii ,c a
rule that a PLAYER who slides 60 nrst
base is automatically put out
Though it is O Incorporated an
their contracts. President Britton. ol
the ~. Louis National league club,
has agreed to give his players bonus
es amounting TO 10 per cent of their
| salaries II the team finishes nfth'
H. per cent if Il finishes fourth, and
20 pei cent IL it lands one-tNu-tilrce
n thu pcnuaut race The inducemept
b. calculated to prevent raids by the
Federals.
Connie Mack said a year ago that
his uncC-fumuus outnelier. DANA
Murphy, had become useless 0eCauac
he couldn't run When Murphy sign
cd with the Bruokteds Mucs seemed
amused and he predicted that the
ctemn would soon break down. hu
Murphy is playing regularly hitting
the bali and speeding around the
bases as wcll as ever
"a Is "a singular fact that most u
mot all uf the Eu~rupcan-boru play
ers in the biz leagues are punched
on the roster Of the cubs. Mollwitl
was born In Germany, Bresnuhau ln
Tyrce. ireland. and Archer in Dublin.
I HN-u. un. UHLHHA 80 HLHUHaam horn.
players I'm the leagues when the Gu
bans and Canadians are counted, but
ycr9 few Of European origin.
BIN Sweeney Is doiag his level best
to Hll Johnny Evers' shoes at second
base upon the Chicago Cubs, not oniy
n fielding. but In scrappiucss as we'll
Evers. ia his palmiest days az Ct
%scrapper, never Knocked az Opponent
cold upon the ball field, the trich
that Bnl sweeney played upo Lee
Magee OF the Cardinals.
After much experimenting. Man
ager HANK D'Day has finally decide,
lthat Red corridor b. the proper inat
10 play shOrt for tho Cubs. Corridor
has more pepper than uny six otheI
players on the team. according 10
Chicago writer.
with an opposing team trying Sum
sort at compound stealing device
something calculated 10 stimulate ,
! befuddle the wits Of the fielding side
there Is nobody keener at knoW! ~.
That 60 do with the bail and doin.
> Il than J.. Evcrs.
catcher Fritz Non Kolnitz Of Gin
clnnati. Who is going to be tdrnC
into an o|utfielder. has been sent I
confer field by Manager Herzog .
I place OF Johnny Bates, la order
have another right-handsd nitter .
the lineup.
Napoleon Isaioie may have Goa
some OF his speed, says a Clevoian
critic. but he's still worth tho prlc
of admission 10 watch him pisk u
u ground ball
Every manager in tho America
league used 90 save his lefthandci
Tor Detroit. but the Tigers have bee
ma respecters OF %southpaws this 81
5 son.
~. as stated. every one Of the All
ietics has his savings invested In re-
estate, the Giants must have contril
utod "a corner lot or two.
B.. PhCasnnts OF Dlnercnt Brecd.
For sale, and eggs fer naichin
= from the Golden Pheasant. the ~
yer Pheasant the Reeves the =
Hot, Lady Amherst. Chinese Rli
Neck; these birds DO well In Ne
Mexico climate. their plumage
beautiful Colored pictures Of q