The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-25

Bili Carrigan. manager OF the Red
SoX. has ordered the athletes under
him TO cut out the midday meal dur
ing training season. Bill Gleason. as
aistant manager OF the White SOx,
tries to keep Comiskey's hirelings
from eating lunch all through the
season. Lille II Just one darn thing
after another. Here are those pas
timers who start To draw Standard
OH incomes. and the brutal manage
ment won't let EN- enjoy emOonpoint.
govt or anything else that makes
wealth worth having.
Rube Morton. Of the Cleveland
American association team. l. said to
be the guy who has the only. original.
si~mon-pure control. They do say as
how RUDE once killed 20 squirrels
with ~ one lie used two stones
TO XIII the biggest squirrel.
Hank" Mathewson II a member OF
the pitching stan OF a New England
League club. Hank has a brother
named Christy who sometimes pitches
for the New York Nationals.
Mordecai Brown. pilot OF the 81.
Louis Feds, siys McGraw saved so
players TO the National league during
Fed raid by promising to arrange
trades 10 bring ZEN TO New York,
where they could count on a cut into
World Series money, stage and movie
engagements and literary contracts.
Humph. Wed almost fan FOR that
ourself.
Ice Magce Is said To have missed a
chance 10 get $4,000 for one seasons
work when he refused to sign with
the ST. Louis Feds and stuck TO the
Cardinals. Lee Mcgee at $4,000
sounds like getting a beer on a cham
payne order.
King Lear. the former Princeton
pitcher, who Is with Herzog's Reds. -
said to be remarkably clever at slid
| ing TO base. We like to see young
men succeed. wherefore we hope that
Mr.. Lear's obit, will not cad as fol-
lows. AS a pitcher he IL BEST remem-
bered for the way Ia which he slid
to base"
Chicago baseball writers seem in
| clincd TO believe that Tafts refusal to
sell Cubs means that the supposed di-
vorce OF Murphy from cub affairs
was phoney. Getting rid OF Chubby
is sort OF n OF those things that
seem too good TO be true.
The American league boasts OF ave
kid ratchers They are steve ONeil
Of the Maps. Wally Schang Of the
Athletics. Ray Schalk OF the White
| Sox. Tex Gibson OF the Tigers and
Walter Mayer Of the White SoX.
smoky" Joe Woods brother. Pete.
has been released by the Lowell CLUB
OF the New England league. Pete
couldn't make good.
Baker, Ore. Is In the newly formed
| Tri-State league club in the north
vest. The word went the rounds that
players were wanted, and n day last
week seventy-nye 1all players applied
In person TO Manager clifford. lie
got his team all rlght.
Catcher Jack Bliss. who toured the
world With the White SoS, Is the
property OF the VeAice team In the
Coast league. He was with ST. Louis
last year.
Manager Griffith of the Nationals Is
well satisfied with recent showing
made by his club. The eAn!hltion OF
| control displayed BY the hurlers at "a
-. A. Iii. a.a.frF.NWn IrkU
let the twirlers shoot swift as ias'
as they desired, but limited the speed
on the curves.
Il IL getting 10 be customary that
brothers should play on he same
team. Manager Stailings will try oul
Fred Tyler. "A catcher whu is a
brother Of Lefty Tyler, the Braves
southpaw hurler. Boston will have
the only battery In the league com
posed Of brothers, should he make
goOd.
The Duke OF Manchester l. n OF
the most ardent OF fans. He rareiJ
misses a game at the Polo groundi
when he Is IN q York.
Jim Delehanty II u Of four OF tn
famous Detroit teaa OF 1907 20 jolt
the Federals.
John Brodle Williams, the Tigers
Hawaiian pitcher, had a pair o
shoes on his feet until he was II
years old.
Fans may learn something OF an
value of Tinker IN relation 20 iohnnl
Eyers BY Watching the work Of Mar
awhile with Fighting John In Bos
ton this year.
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