Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1914-06-18
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All teams look alike to Walter John

All teams look alike to Walter John
son.
The Cardinals are weak before left
handlers again this year.
The Feds are bears at producing
that one-to-nothing brand of ball.
Some of the baseball magnates are
now litigating over 300 per cent.
The Fort Worth club has signed
Catcher Bill Rapp, late of Sioux City.
Baseball managers want fresh re-
cruits. he self-con!dent, noisy kind.
Otis Crandall of ct. Louis. and Karl
Crandall, of Indianapolis, are brothers.
Johnny Evers is beginning to hit the
ball and will strike his natural gait
soon.
81. Louis papers say llldt Lee Ma
gees real name is Leopold Hunsch-
meyer.
A Washington paper refers to Cleve-
land as the suburbs of the American
league"
Tinker to Evers to Chance: How
much income tax did you fellows have
to pay?"
says that his league doesn't need any
more players
According to the Kansas City critics
George Stoyall has assembled band
Of demon stickers.
Mike Doolan is making plays In Bal,
timore which recall the shortstopping
Of IIughey Jennings,
Say, isn't it about time for the Bos,
ton arrangement to make its annual
change or managers!
Jack Coombs, the Athletics iron
man, is going to assist Ira Thomas in
coaching the pitchers.
Sam Crawford and Ty Cobb both
are working steadily with the Tigers
and are hitting the ball.
Mordecai Brown to date is d much
more successful manager in the Feds
than his old pal, Joe Tinker.
Sh0rtstop Corhan OF san Francisco
made four hits IN four times up OFF
Pitchers peet and Saiveson Of Port
land.
How would yol like to be an umpire
and have TO announce Mr.. Oeschger OF
the Philles as the pitcher Of bat
terry?
The st. Paul club has arranged to
secure Shortstop Dee Walsh from the
ST. Louis American club in the near
future
Third baseman Kelley, star or the
Yale team, will in all probability be.
come a professional when the college
term ends
The Haverford club has signed
Pitcher James crawley, an eighteen.
year old southpaw, hailing from Suf'
tield Conn,
Connie Mack Is growing extremely
radical in his remarks. He says; Il
wouldn't be surprised II we won an
utnsr aenNant."
George Walsh, who playeQ football
and baseball at Fordham college, is
tryipg % W,n 4 place in the outiield
OF the Superpas
What cinch Charles Herzog is 60
ing to have this season. All he has to
do is to talk" an inferior ball team
into the pennaht.
This is the life" cnucKie lpr Fed
eral eague hackers, as they recall the
direful predictions of the organized
baseball masratbs
Manager Bill Carrigan of the Red
sox, like jint McAleer, ranks Iris
Speaker as the greatest bali player III
the world, not even barring Tyrus
Cobb.
St. Louis is vel stpcteG 18th Mil.
lers. The Feds Of that community
have W. Miller and the Mats Jack
Miller, Charles Miller and Miller
Huggins.
St Louis scribes say that Riil James,
now with the Browns, has come back"
with flying colors James made two
efforts with the Maps and was sent
back as q .alnlre each time.
The New York Sun well says: I'm
giving the winning records of the
American league pitchers foot note
sbpuid show how many times the
pitcher in question drew Mater John
son for his opponent
"Caruso' Beck is going SO handsome.
ly at chicago's first base that he