Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-23
PLAYERS FEEL
MISTAKES MORE
lHH4H HUH n I".UH
Than MANAGERS
en- eHRIsTY MATAEwsoN.

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which may hang the pennant or the
worlds championship. AS the Giants
have taken part in four worlds Sc
ries since / have been with them and
also were the coatenders in one league
race which was the most exciting aud
most closely contested in the history
OF the game. am in a position %
supply some brief accounts or the
attitude OF the players at big mo-
ments, both in victory and defeat.
Big leaguers at times of defeat sci
dom bawl out a fellow for mistakes.
Rather they try to protect him. and
the, supposed jealousy that exists In
the profession Is mostly In the mag
nation OF fans and writer's. McGraw
is popularity believed 10 tear into the
team when il loses. He seldom does
this unless he feels that the defeat
was the result of stupidness- lie can
not tolerate that, and YOU cant blame
him. Only after one game Of the
last worlds series did Mac assem-
Bile the players in the clubhouse and
tax his vocabulary for terms to ex.
press himself adequately about the
way the game had been played.
McGraw Seldom chides.
This was following the first con-
tasf when ba faIt that Marnnartl had
done some uoor nitchine In not work.
ing on the batters better according
~ the wav ne had heer,- instrucfesi
to Mitch 10 certain man Ia told MAJ
anarl ~sosin NO uncertain words and
he also pointed ont so some OF the
other plavers his opinions Of the mis-.
lfskos they had made As n riiie man.
Earers realize Mat the plaver OF today.
however feels badly enough over his
own .tnisf,lsea and that ! bavsling ont
win moi do him any particular good.
,rba nrasenf hiy la,,p,,s,. 4. = half NAV
ar Nv nrnfession and he IL IN the buei.
ness rs make his wing and sue.
cess out Of il. When he fans out in
a pinch he feels worse about II than
the manager does.
The longest walk IN the worm
said Larry DOYLE one day after ne
had struck out and hung MS 0at away
from him In burst o. temper,
from the plate back to the bench AFTER
tanning
All Dali players VIII agree Win Aill.
They know, as soon as they turn from
the plate on the tnlrd strike tnat the
crowd Is going 70 howl, anu they also
reailze that the looks OF the PAYERS
/ on the nench are not g0Ahg 20 1e Fe.y
| kindly, atnougn tneyl VIII ptppeply
say ncthing. The bail player WHO mas
Just Tanned always goes % We va
ter cooler ~ the corner o. tne Oe-tn
/ lor drink before sitting down. IDS
gives him chance to pc busy TOT
minute. and he ferNentiy hopes the
/ next pas!er VIII make M " sv, ~
lhlng sWhlie ne Is staining 0sel tne
/ drink SO lhat ms lalhths viii nes -
] peTnaps laaea from the i.fnus ~ -, tl.s
IelloWs before ne faces bnenl. l ls \
ne genefaliy snuggles aoWn ~ the en-
/ OF tne Dench ne 1s just ashalneu "
| nlmseA pain ashamed.
Good Fltehipn in 1872.
! There was more phenomenal pitch
ling in the season Of 1912 than any
lother. veal. II was then that Rube.
/ Marqhard complied his record or nine
i teen straight victories, while both
DOE" Wood Of the Boston Red Sox
and waiter johnson 81 Wasnlns1on.
ran up records LOT CONSECUTIVE wins
tnaL almost ptl NOT quies eqeaieu w
noe mafquaro mags nls Is 49,
nrst. put ne qia NOT oisplay any nAs g.
feeilng When the otner Two ~. :.
swinging lhroush lneir E,llh. az
streaks VI course, ne na.u s aaly ~, ny
NOT want 20 see ms Isco se s9a ..ss,,
pun never heafu MN nlahs : ~. .s.l'a ~, 3.
fwhich used U pe common ~. " ,hs ..n D,e
league circles At suen u,,'s an ~.
lhey - pssn,ns Ia 49, 800 :, ts,s