The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-07

| Punch that Is entirely lacking in tho
washington club. IL 1t comes to q
| measure OF offensive prowess. the odds
are on Mack, while Washington must
| aeVeiop an even better defense than tho
senators have shown up to date IL tho
nag is to be planted in the nations
| capital.
suck HcrzoE io upsettinG every tra-
dition of the National League. He Is
topping over q time-honored and life
saving occurrence. Here it is mid juno,
ana the Reds have forgotten to start
mo backward glide. Here it is thus
lar advanced in the season and Gin
cihhatl Is very decently housed i'm sec
Cno pace. right on the heels Of tho
Eiants. Herzog has taken theN worst
| looking pail club In the older league.
ms, oulit it into machine OF more
man ordinary force. with fight and
cash. and is actually making Il bid for
hrst place Not even Garry Hermann
| VIII nave the nerve to can Herzou ff
ne keeps up his good work. Shades
rianion, Griffith. oDay. Tinker ana etc.
| rise and shout e'S's
al OF which appears to nut q ycrv
pV'i'Nc quietus upon those who rail
u. machine play. Frank Chance found
ms greatest successes when the CuhY
tit p,.yihs as Il unit, with method i'm
eneir attack and In their defense: Nc
Hraw mas had his measure of success.
ana ~ Ii all attributable to tho ma,
eniheiike precision of his team: Connie
,,a,,i mas grown from ball PLAYER To
because of his ability tn
make each working part OF hia c,,,t
III INTO Its proper groove. ana 49,.
I ~ ioiiowing the lines laid down nv, NJ
Hraw and followed BY every sncoa.,
nMi manager in any circuit toedav
u naphnzard days OF baseball aro
past. The time is here when The ar 40
1
uiIec'eo' but must be conservcd nm,
=, .'"s. pe applied Just when and whore
-. WIN ne most effective always viii,
the eye upon the morrow. "'''
mere may be nothing in a name a,
some would make believe;
For instance. T. r. Cobb.
"ofhe dub named Jones might r,.o -,
iame' or giant fortune leave
FROM out the burly mob.
Du' one thing sure as fate IL aeon
u,.,, Mniie iamping DER the score
without the name OF cobh
=" games the Tigers won ,-.
,r,, anu iowly was their roar
iii Cobb got on the tob
or w men brings to mind that in m.
,ir or yesterday Tyrus r'a. mo
,' IN a couple of the Tiger 80,
Out paved the way for tt.e third. '"S'
4
case ne e decision In the Chief johnson
50 Whereby the Indian is enintno',
from playing baseball I'm mo coiheu
mus save as member of ~ ~,
.IAnah club. from which ho i,
E.1 .o'h George Stovalls Kansas or,
oncn comes pretty near TO set,IInI,
once and for all the lcpali,.
ten-day release clause ia OF the
nuseoaii players contracts T,
upoh this clause that the oph, WIS
80, ny the Feds. and the tudt,e.
dacid ~ dissolve the Injunction is
decided victory for O. n Is
. mere Is the right of o,
h ne attack this time will probah, anu
.u upon the reserve cInu.n -
.onlIaci. together with the to- IN, me
60. on; The weakness of Tho -.
arc No, a IN me fact that their skjr,a
e NOT altogether clean. In "nr,s
every decision rendered III. nearly
80" particular pains to st,tn n"a
I,p.,u"feu Il case of the not calls ie
| NJ -. oi"ck. Just one fact stares ,n no
sa,,,h,, ihagnates In the face: w. 81
Pu"poies with a lot OF dirtv "a; Ahese
ing Haunted in the face NJ ~ ."eh pc
! are doing the game no good puoiic
pieted treasures are beginninc ~ , ae
| their sorry tale 70 tell
n we read: An unrecorded triple play
In game up in Canada Tho %
Vas Vas from Lightning to Thunder -
,nin' IL Is further stated thai tina
pay was fast and furious. ''
Joe Benz. of the White sox 10 ,o,,,
ing for boy baby to adont r,, 'ooh
stipulation Is that It have strona, III.
Joe is probably looking to To do.
"hen he can say, like father like son
70 when honest men and" etc, brings
10 nihd two headlines in two ne ti,s
metropolitan dailies They nro. ..E,, e
iish Poloists Not Impressive. ',,,
r, hour Better Than Last yoar.,
, axe your choice. fond reader thev mr..
Doth reliable journals. arc
WINE me Ritchie is not to fight Freddi.
Weish' and again the critics dt.oara
Soiie are or the opinion that Ritc,,ic
D L cked out OF the fight, and other thae
Meish and his manager wanted n a.
10 ,i' 100 mucn debating. Ritchie
- the champion. and 1t is customar''
Tor the champion to have the saw 49, ~,
NHai matters before fight o.
ssNhpathies are with Richie. beoor.a
we know him to be as game a 1o1 n
o'er stepped into roped arena. wiz
mead full OF good business .a,," WI
Weii as arms that can deliver tho Le Us
TO any of the would-be chamns - -.
| the limelight. no" IN
The objection to tennis tournevs
from the standpoint of the stewards In
popular clubs where such tournevs 90
held, is that there is no nineteentb bo,a
TO play The nineteenth hold is vastly
more profitable than all of the tennis
matches ever arranged. Likewise Some
wonderful golf has been produced at
the nineteenth hole
1t is said in high circles that tho
zeal whereby McGraw is to get Heinis
zimmerman from the Cubs has about
Deeh contaminated. If true. there will
De no stopping the Giants, ana Mo.
Graw's fourth pennant is almost oar
tain: Further. his chances to win tho
world championship will be materIaII,,
frightened by the hard hitting C!nb
~. zimmerman Is New Yorker, living
up In the Bronx. and has always wants.
10 appear In the uniform Of his hon,a
club. The deal is said to include M