The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-06
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ihasimuch As J"ihhl eo"htu Ane tue
last time they met. We wonder what
Abe's opinion IL Of himself.
Ad Wolgaat can't fight becauso OF a
bad hand Fighting has this much IN
common with ~poker-yOU need a good
hand to win u you cant scare the
other fellow out.
ed Konetchy. h slumped to .275
year Is due for q batting revival.
Long stretches In the -. Louis ci-
mate are calculated TO taxi the gin
ger out Of the best players In the BUS
mess. Under a Pittsburg banner.
Honey should come oack 10 the $50
class.
II ne gets hold OF all the material
he has been promised. Bris Lord, the
old Athletic champ fielder, who Is
managing the Mobile club this year,
will have a whale Of a clue. He has
been promised men from the Attn
iotics. Boston Braves. Detroit Tigers
and 81. Louis Browns.
This is Lords first whirl at the
managerial end He has made a MI
with the fans, the management q
the players by the manner In which
he has gone about tnc job. Every
body predicts "a successful debut as a
pilot.
Joe yelling. who IL hailed as a
mighty promising lightweight. was
until six months ago one of he most
gentlemanly gents furnishings
clerks that ever wrapped a 50-cent
cravat around his finger or recon-
mended a certain pajama because ne
wore 'em himself. lie worked IN a
state street store in Chicago.
yelling was carefully nursed along
by his manager. kept under cover IN
III ready for the main events, and
then sprung unexpectedly. He plas-
tered Babe Piacato thicSiy with de-
feat and iabs In a eO-round SO AZ
Vernon arena the other night
one of the differences between
I short aud third. says Uncle Hughe
Fullerton, Is that II IL error Tor the
short stop and Jones singled through
smith for the third baesman.
Baby Byme il said TO be showing up
so well az second that he now ~ cN-
pected to make the Philly fans forget
Otto Knabe.
owner Taft says he hasn't found
anyone willing 60 pay his price Tor
the Cub. Might offer the club 10 a
guy named Gilmore.
Jimmy Sheckard. Of he
I Cleveland American association team,
has forbidden any of the players q"
step inside of a movie emporium.
"sheck' declares there is nothing u q
Injuries a players batting eye any
more than watching motion pictures.
He says II "A player attempted to hit a
drst ball lust after taking his eyes on
the screen the pill would bob IN every
direction and ne would miss II q
block.
G. II. Thomas. the cubs new presl-
dent, was head usher In a New fofS
theater twelve years ago.
Ray Chapman OF the Maps, who
broke his ankle recently. cannot PLAY
ball for at least two months. oiesor
; is hlling the Job and the vet II said
10 be performing with much class.
Big Jim Vaughn will be caught nA
! Jimmy Archer this year and he tx
B poets 10 be the Cubs star southpaw.
Hal Chase, in spite of the Ion
, winters rest. walks with u limp. Tn
) ankle which WAS s%prained last yea
D Is still weak.
big I'd Walsh. vino h. with th'
. White sox, says that IL his arm can
Q not stand she strain this spring n
F., viii retire.
y Wise Joe Wood and Charley Was
ner on the hospita! list the Red So
Z may find M going hard when Ga
championship race opens
Wilbert Robinson says there wi
be "a big improvement In The Dods
ers' base running. He has devote
much time to this department Of "a
same.
Hugh Jennings will carry a big sta
IA of pitchers. Dauss, Dubuc. Hall, sheI
- herd, CaVet. Covaleskie. William
schulz. Mains. Reynolds. Comzto.
ana Boehier.
m Tho Chicago White Sox estimate
thar they have Si07. 00o worth
A cripples on hand. Those out 81 q
"a running are, ia walsh, Ray schal
10 Larry Chappell. Red Kuhn, n ~
rs Kayanaugh.
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