Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-14
PLAY BALL SUMMONS BIG LEAGUES FOR
 THE SEASON OF 1914
FANS THROUGHOUT THE couN. TRY WILL SEE NATIONAL
 GAME IN FULL SWING
lRv Associnted presal ]

American leagues will open the 1914 baseball season tomorrow afternoon
 The present season will mark the . thirtyninth year af play in the nc. | tional league and the fourteenth year in the American league.
 During last winter many changes | have occurred in the major leagues ! The Federal league secured from tn . elder organization a number of vet . erans and promising recruit players !
 The various clubs face the season . in the following condition: NEW YORK
 The National league pennant win. ners of 1913 present virtually the same lineup as a year ago. with the excep- tior Of IIerzog. now managing Cincin. neti. and Shafer In Mathewson, Demaree. Marquard. Tesreau and Fromme the Giants have string of clever experienced twirl- CTS with several promising recruits in reserve ! PHILADELPHIA:
 | Shot to pieces in the raids of the Federal league. the Philadelphia Ma. tional league has reformed it's lines.
 Manager Dooin has Bobby Byrne Q seasoned player, to fll Knabe's place at second and is using Ireland and Murphy, Youngsters, as shortstop. Tn pitching, Alexander and Chalmers. vet erans. will be depended upon Young pitchers include Mayor, Marshall. Os- sohger, Jacobs, Mattison and Tineup. the Indian.
 CHICAGO:
 The Cubs will start the season with a new manager, an infeld now in its combination and a pitching stan of veterans. That makeup of, the inner line of defense finds only Zimmerman in a position new to him. With Humphries, Vaughan, Cheney. I.avan- der ready to take regular turns on the club. and a reserve squad the club . is fortified with pitchers. Hargrove as n catcher of merit, makes the catch ing department look strong. with Arch or and Bresnahan in shape. PITTSBURGH:
 , The Pirate infield with Konetchy. Voex and Mowrey guarding the bags and the veteran Wagner at short, will be sas strong on the defense as of- fcnve. The veteran Gibson and Cole man anG Erene"an. rec~ui's wi' c to'
 Tn inc outdeld Carly is the only player sure or place. Mitchell and J..n Kelly are likely candidates for the other places
 McOuillan Adams O'Toole ar4 IIar- mon will be regular pitchers. MantIeh ner and Cooper. young left-handers, ! will have to show big league calibre. Much is expected of Kantlehners. { Dahll and Cohelman are expected to show improvement. Duffy and Nam maux are undeveloped. ! BOSTON:
 With a team that has been prac- tically made over since he took charge last season. Manager Stallings pre-. diets that Boston will finish at least fourth.
 The accession of Johnny Evers, crack second basemnn and manager of the 1913 Chicago Cubs and the re. sultant loss of Bill Swneeney. was the | hiOsA lfOitASiA AAAa-iHG III AnE ANaAli' Much is expected by local fans from mid-field play of Eyers and Young Maranyille Recruits will cover the other inheld positions, Schmidt at first and Deal at third.
 ! Manager Stallings has shaped his outfeld for Speed. with good batting propensities with Gilbert at center N G.sf -tr .t l..f Whaling is first string catcher, with Gowdy as second choice. The pitch CTS include Tyler, Perdue. Rudolph and Hess, with Cochran, Meikle. Crutchers and Beck as possibilities.
 BROOKLYN
 With Gilbert Robinson as manage er
 Brooklyn will have a baseball genera ] and material for fast combination. The team ls strong in battery and in
 field material. In Rucker, Reulbach
 Hagah, Wagner. Brown and Aitchison
 the Brooklyn club has six twirlori
 who should work successfully. Th' superbas have Mccarthy, Fischer
 Miller and Irwin, all dependable catch
 CTS.
 The infeld combination of Daubert
 Cutshaw, Egan and smith, with Hum mel and Elberfeld in reserve, is [
 strong lineup. The outfield is no
 SO impressive. but in Dalton, Stemge
 and Wheat, the Superbas have excel
 lent players.
 CINCINNATI:
 The Cincinnati National league thu
 season will have a new leader il I Charles Herzog. formerly of the Ney | York Giants. The probable lineup wil !. be Hobitzell, first base; Groh, seconl i base; Herzog, shortstop, captain m
 manager; Nishoff, third; Marsans, lief | field; Bates. center; Moran, right | Yingling, Johnson and Benton, pitcl
 CTS. and Clarke, catcher.
 ST LOUIS:
 The strength of the St. Louis clu