The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-30

Earl Mack. who Is managing the
Raleigh. y. g., team ana coaching
the university team on the side, isn't
widely enthusiastic over Pop Mack's
ambition to SNAKE a violinist OF him.
He'd rather maui hofsehidc han eat
gut.
Ground was broken YESTERDAY at
Buffalo FOR the $780, 600 concrete
stands OF the Federal league News
note.
Contracts were broken some time
3 for sGO,0O0 worth OF a0-ccnt
players.
Shamrock VI. viii, as usual. be
painted green. SIR Thomas's idea 81
real color. And. Of course. Sir
Thomas viii ave Il painted a fast
color.
II want to be known as a knock
circuit" SAYS While Ritchie. Might
change his name to Booze. tina Is
known as the best little knocker-out
OF fighters extant.
John Brodie Williams OF the Tig.
crs. the Hawaiian right handler.
also the MY Hawaiian right or left
handler IN organized baseball, says
the bean ball Is no use 70 a pitcher
II tell you says John, when You
throw n bean ball at n batter you
show he has your goat. That gives
him confidence. doesn't it2 make
him think he got drop on you. What
YOU want to do IN laugh and try 10
curve Il over. hut don't ever try TO
hit him In the head; that no good
II help him; not you"
Billy PurteIrs presence In the he
troit line-up this year win save
owner Frank }. Navin some r nj
cure bills. When Purtell was with
Chicago ne cost Mr. Navin a lot OF
money getting his malta trimmed up.
AR Comiskey traded Mr.. Purtell TO
Boston aud MT. Navin continued
paying manicure bills whenever De-
troit ana Boston played.
THAT fellow Purtell would cause
me 60 nsw my finger nails all
through a game" said Navin the
other day. Every time he played
against as he would pull stuff at
/, third that either beat as or caused
The game to 60 INTO extra innings or
something like hat. l do rot know
OF any fielder who ever proved so
a-ggravaating To me as young Purtell,
We would havc won about ten more
7 games cach year he WA In the league
; before Il IL was not FOR him and the
fielding he pulled OF against us at
! third. He robbed our players of
7 hits on long drives, on hunts and on
6 flies. 20 say nothing OF %grounders ne
hauled up in left field and killed
r runs with"
Many Of the minor league clubs
= ARE advocating o peace agreement
4 with the Federnls. They have all Ia
y lose n nothing to gain by war.
= Hank GcWdy has just affixed his
q signature To a Boston contract. He
Z was dickering with the outlaws. hui
e prefers n chance with the Braves.
q Ton seaton viii remain with th'
r Chicago Reds. The new league has
satisfactorily adjusted the first in
Is ternecine strife that cropped out "a
X its confines.
l. Peaches Graham, who looked goot
two years ago ia the National league
l. and then driftod 10 the Intornationa
10 Is TO catch for 81. 10 In the Western
this season.
It's a good thing II was Doc Ges
sIer and not Germany SchReffer Stal
llinEs enIoined from talking. The en-
n forced slleuce would have prett.
nearly finished schaeffer.
Arthur Devlin expects help 10
Oakland from the Braves. A feS
years back that meant little assist
iance. indeed. But times Ia chang
ed with the advent of Stalilngs.
Jack Dillon. who. a couple OF sea
sons back, proved a merry slugger 1
the brooklyn infield. IL likely TO re
appear with wilbert Robinson. ii
was with Jersey City last year.
nc John X. Tenor denies the inter
Il view In which he was quoted az say
," ing that there Is room for "A thir
ne league. The governor should adoI
Bans policy and simply change h.
mind.
|, Despite the unfortunate cor
trcmpts that concluded that fan -
ries between the Cardinals and u
Browns a spring series VIII !
m staged between the two ciubs. II
~ Ia be under the supervision OF u
national commission
~ The Informal awarding Of u
~ Davis cup to the West Side Tenn
CLUB marks the passing Of Newpo
~ az the court capital Of the eonntr
an Australia preferred 20 play !
matches IN New York CITY.
on McGraw VIII make a runawa
ns they are saying. He hasn't been !
IN by the loss OF players. Why no
ST. shafer and Herzog are both son
TO and George Fletcher win get a Ia
start. Meantime George staliinzs
ma steadily building up a club that loo.
me good, and with George Tyler, "a res
u.s. ~ wonderful left-hander as
...t.-t... I.ure an have "A MIuul