The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-18
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LINING EN- OUT

Pittsburgh wants President Tener
To- keep Umpire Rigler from Forbes
field. schuyler Britton wants the
ump kept out OF 81 Louis. n the
requests are complied with and the
thinE stops there, Bigler will hum
cheerily ana c'il Il fair enough.
We were once IN Pittsburgh and
once ia st Louis and know how Rig
Ter "a feel
Nobody wants TO be forced into
-. Louis in the summer or into Pitts
bursh az any time.
II the leagucrs have a kick ON the
height Of the pitching mound on the
Giants field, what "a howl Is due
from the tWlrlcrs who have TO work
al Hopewcll field. The knoll there Is
5000 fee higher han that ut the
Polo grounds.
Pity poor Roger Brcsnahan. lie
draws $4,000 "a year for working at
q job as tough as that OF navigator
Ia the Swiss navy.
Organized baseball must sue FOR
peace says Ward. Oh. well. Il has
been suing for pretty much every
thing else and IL may as well start
suit for that.
Kid Williams Be- now worlds cham
pion and fight fans gricyo to hear
OF his retirement
sure, I'm a athlete now says
Matt SippeL I'm trained 80 fine
/ could sing first base on a footba.
crew"
II Is no longer surprising that the
amateur standing OF the American
~ the American polo team was not
questioned.
Ben lineup d. The name Of a pitch
or on the Phillics' roster. lie isn't "a
shining me. And Ike lsamingcr sug-
gests that Il Is O little too much to
AJAX a Lineup TO be q pitcher, my
way.
Heres another of those unusual
things: They call him iiomorun
Baker, and he really makes en-.
Magec. who has been specializing
IN the outflold since 1904, has been
called inio The inner works To cover
short for Dooins Philios. He has
been making "a brilliant showing, a
surprising thing in a veteran called
upon 40 display q radical revision in
the manner OF his toll.
Lefty Russell. the $1,000 south
paw pitcher Conni. Mack had 10 let
so because of loss of class and form.
Is due to come back into fast COM
pHny as "A n~rst-sackor. He rested
FOR more than a season after his i'll
ness Of 1911 and took 10 playing
the bag, lie b. now with the Scran-
ton. Ncw York state, team, ana
scouts agree that ne IL slambang hit
ser and "a lightning fielder. During
his pitching days no was noted for
his hitting and fcetness OF foot. He
Is batting above SEQ ANA h. certain
to be yanked into tho big time.
Johnson, MatheWs0n and Fucker,
ercat pitchers an, have not been
showing much this season in the
winning column.
EN-Prosident Charley Murphy OF
Chicago Is "A constant attendant at
the Cub games. He has grown very
stout and apparently wants 10 be az
ln-conspicuous a. possible.
Third naseman Milton stock OF
the Giants IN slightly deaf. but this
does not APPEAR 20 handicap him as
much as II did Shortstop Herbert
Murphy when he was with the Phil
lies.
Since Milton stocks collision with
Catcher Snyder Of the -. Louis Car
dinals put the latter out OF the game,
Ivy Wingo has been dolng some great
stickwork. wingo has been greatly
peoved because Snyder forced him
into the background.
II II a peculiar fact that the Car
dinals are about the hardest team In
the league for Mathewson 20 beat.
and "a. Louis Is about the hardest
town In the league for the New York
Giants to win a series In.
Slim Sallee, Jack Miller. Ivy Win
so and Polly Perritt, Of the "a. Louis
Cardinals. have new contracts with
substantial raises. all because Man
aeeT Rebel Cakes, OF the Pittsfeds,
made them f~iattering offers 10 jump
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