The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-03

intA iNf NtilNNHl HNh american
league miliionaires made their money
In baseball. and The Federal icarue
milliOnaires will spend theirs in 0aso-
ball.
Bob Fltzslmmons is training his
~i9S-poUnd son., HOB, Jr.. as n White
Hope. lie says young Bob can lick
any OF the present hopes" right now.
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Battling Terry, a Newcastle, Pa,
lightweight "spndcr.' says he Was
his fights by hypnotism IL much as
his punch. lie says he looks EN- M
the eye and they fail In any round he
wants. Mebbo 80. hut one of these
days Terry Will meet someone who
viii play "a hook TO the Jaw against
the look In the eye And that guy
VIII put the not Ia ~hypdotism
McGraw has been working his play
ers hard at stunts to develop their
wind. Probably wants to have them
In shape to blow about the fourth
straight pcnnant.
Now aud again one Is reminded that
there often arises Il snag 'twiNt the
rag and the bras.
We are Inclined 10 feel a bit sickish
over the name In which the Beau
mont, tTcxas.l officials have plastercd
McGraw with apologies after slam
ming indefinite suspension n a fine
on Pat Newman FOR punching he
Giant manager. Accounts all agree
that Newman hit McGraw for me
thing the latter said on the coaching
line. and McGraw's well-known rowdy
instincts In the language line makes
Il highly PROBABLY that ne got was
coming 10 him. II Il wasn't coming ~
him Tor what ne said Ia Newman he
had u coming FOR things he's said in
other places. The National league OIL
ncials found Il necessary 10 warn him
two years ago that he had reached
the limit and would be driven from
the game Il ne didn't learn TO button
his IN. No sort OF rOwdyism is to be
condOned. and II was perhaps right
enough TO line and suspend the Beau
mont In the interest OF stern
discipline. but abicct apologies to Nc
Graw, coupled with an eager message
on the punishment melted out to New
man. looks too much l X trucking
for the sake OF certain material ad-
vantages that come from Giant train
ing trims IN Texas. And that trucking
Is quite wasted. The minute McGraw
decides he sn't getting more out OF
Texas than Texas gets out OF the club,
he'll give Texas the go-by-quick.
The race track In the world
will be In Juarcz, neXt season, accord
ing to the ambitious plans Of the Of
nCials OF the Juarez Racing %associA-
ton. who plan GO spend something
lick 100000 In improvements.
The Igfs-isi4 racing season nt
juarcz which has Just closed was IN
unparalleled success, despite the fact
that the country was In the throcS OF
civil war and that much hghtinE u
disorder took place around Juarez.
The regular racing season OF 100 days
was extended 20 i25 days. because OF
the demands made by the racing pub
lie. and during the last Jew weeks 81
she extended season, the purses were
larger than they had been at any time
during the meet.
II Delmar Baker does not become a
member OF Detroit's catching stan ms
season ID will he The hrst time IN DIS
career that tho boy failed 10 max"
good. He has never drawn "A blue
envelope which II somewhat OF a rec
ord in base ball. Baker was never
traded or sold by q club 10 which ne
belonged. that Is, sold or TRADED 10
any club OF equal strength or "a clup
in some league classified below the
one In which he played. proving ti.at
MS services were always satisfactory
HIs has been q steady climb from
amateurs and corner lots to the ma
iors.
John L. sullivan says that Jack
Johnson will be dethroned as cham
pinn when he meets Frank Moran IN
paris In June. He however
that Moran must hammer away al the
champions mid-scction II he expects
20 win.
Mark Hall, the Detroit pitcher, r.
being taught the change Of pace by
Jean Dubuc, recognized master OF that
delivery. Mark h setting Il down pat
and will be able TO take advantage ~
IL when the season opens
Mordecai Brown. manager Of the
81. Louis Fcderals. Is Of the opinion
that a pitcher should do his share of
hitting. In ADDITION 20 mound duty.
In his DAY Brown was one of the most
dangerous pinch hitters In the game,
and many games were won hy ms
Timely hits. as well as by pitching
prowess-
Johnny Kilbane, just of the SICK
list, has two matches IN tue hN"t = y
ture, one with Gene belmont, April o.
and the second with Frankly balN'
April 10.
The Chicago Fedcrals' lineup as
practically decided upon includes
three left handed outneiders. believed
20 be "A new record TO- baseball
Rig league openings are highly I'M
partant events, but they don't give
anV liant al the sure-enough dope on
The finish. Looking over
the major league openings Tor the last
ten years. one finds that the Pirates
uho In this time have wen only