The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-06
LINING EN- OUT

a tough bird for the opposition,
when he b. going right. b. Mr DEM
aree. OF y. y
Twenty-Five error were spilled ir
the rcccnt Phillies-Giant series. a
lot OF throwing EN- where they amt
Opposing pitcher walked Joe jack
son to get az Larry Luioie. Lajoie
lslammcd out the hit that won the
game. Now, what We want 20 know
Is, Just what Is the sense of squirmlpg
from one horn OF a dilemn just t.
impaie ones self on the other7 ... o..
Jack Berry, the Athletics shortstop.
vii, be out OF the game for more than
Two weeks as q result OF a spiking in
lictcd by Muel,er of Washington an
the recent series at Philadelphia.
The champions made that series
mcrorablc. They beat Walter Johu-
son twice. Il is about rs easy usually
10 beat Johnson twice in one series as
gloves on.
As to that last statement. We de-
sire to state that 1t goes whether you
or the needle has the gloves on.
Forlorn hope pitchers have been
proving the uhdoing Of Walter John
vol The Red soX sent A.. Johnson, q
recruit. against him IA "a recent game
under the impression that II would De
just as well not to waste one Of the
regulars. The recruit surprised every
body by outpitching his rival Con-
ME Mack. offered az WycKon. who
has been going none too well. as n
sacrifice, put he, too. overthrow the
speed king VI Washington.
Rubc Benton il doing capital SER
vice for the Reds His pitching hg-
uros cxtcntivcly In their stock of vice
tories, ne having won all three games
which ne started and held foeman tu
nine hits In twenty-siX INNINGS.
The absence of Barry will be felt
by the champs. He was hitting better
than any other Mackmau.
Among one or two other anairs. our
idea OF nothing to get wrought up
over is the series OF suits organizs 4
baseball and the Feds are bringing
against each other. II either side
collects Is cent Wen agree to sup
down the parchment upon which The
order Is written.
We still have a hay. rambling idea
that gg per cent OF the fanatics, plus
another per cent, are still merely IN
terested IN what happens on the bail
held-not In tho so-called. more or
less. courts OF Justice.
Joe Tinker thinks the ball used ~
the Feds is too lively and the man
uiacturcr has been asked 70 make It
t5 per cent more m0ribund
According 20 the Cub. schedule
booklets Hank O'Day Is the author ct
the foul strike rule. Thought 10 was
Ned Hanlon. but anyway Bin KLEIN
has just become the author OF a new
chest protector.
shirt slccved crowd saw a game 10
the west the other day. while on the
J AANhNAAN NfARffhAh NV CIV WV
Ing 10 red haunels and sealskins.
Pitchers employed by New YorS
clubs hold the major league records
Counting from 1901 onl for winning
the greatest number OF games Ia a
season. Jack Chesbro led the Yankee
to f%orty-one Victories In 1904. the
year he sprang the apitball on the
Directing opposition. n that mark
never has been beaten. Chrlsiy ..ath-
owson piloted the Giants 10 thirty
seven wins four years later and then
hung up "a National league record that
still stands.
John McGraw Is greatly impressei
with Pittsburgh's strength.
outaeIder Campbell, Cor whom the
Yanks paid the Denver club $1,000.
has been sent 60 Buffalo
ChicaEo IL ~patronizinE the Feds
strongly. but Pittsburgh and 81. Louis
are not. Buffalo Is a great city TO-
the Feds.
As long az Fred s~nodgraas keeps "
his present hatting streak Mike Doa-
an will have Go play uhe part OF as
sistant pinch hitter.
barney McGrath, one-time clerk "
the san Marcial santa re offices, Il
pitching for the Topeka Western
league club. McGrath started climb
Ing as twirler for the San Marcia.
mines. He 10 well known here. Al
the baseball tournament OF the stats
fair last year he appeared as pitcher
for silver city.
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