The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-04

cured y best man out thcfe ia thlH
big right-hnndcr.
II a guy named sullivan or Muir
ply ever gets a job on the Clncin-
natl team. let us NOV about It.
Scandaious past Of flcinic zim-
norman Of the cubs has come to
light. He was a professional golfer
at a metropolitan club before he
gained fame on the diamond.
This explains why ne Is such n
pest To umpires. He cusses them
the way ne heard buffers address
the ball
Jimmy Niox 81 the Pirates Is show
inr NO such certainty on ground balls
as ne showed last rear. He Is go far
ahead OF the other Pirates In error
making Una there seems little
chance - his being overtakon.
Jimmy secs the error Of his ways,
bat u doesn't seem to do any good.
Electricians hnve been prcparing
Ehhets field. where dis9urt the
brooklyn cN-Superhas, for nightly
vaudeville and moving pictures. Even
pa. The circus Is to go on niEht and
day. Charlie is "A glutton for pun
ishmcnt.
a Kelly No. 3 Is To join the Pirates.
lie Is Herbert Kelly. a pitcher. and
when 0t Notrc Dance a football play
or, He was a tackle there. and
Clarke hopes he will plug up a few
holes In the Pittsburgh line.
Jim Kelley Of the Pirates says his
right name Is rot Taggart, as report
cd. but Jim Kelley,
And T. Roosevelt says his right
name is not Doc Cook. as report1L
but r. Roosevelt.
Having hurt his hands three times,
Arthur Fletcher ought To- be immune
from now on. First was a broken
finger, then a pu0ed paw from land
ing on Pat Newman IN Houston. then
"a bone bruiac from "a collision IN 81.
Louis.
We copied the preceding from
Sporting Life. and don't know OK
aotiy what Arthur bumped In 81.
Louis, hut guess Il was mis- head.
fIeine Groh. formerly OF the Gi-
ants. has been playing n great game
for Cincinnati. and II doing "a much
as anyone "a win games for the
Reds. u makes McGraw sick every
time ne thinks OF the deal in which
he let this player go.
James r.. Ganney ana George stall
lngs are ombing the sticks for out
ielders, To his weak picket line the
his Chicf attributes tho sorry show
ing Of his team 60 date. With
Charles Deal In harness s%taillngs
thinks hc has tho best infiold IN the
league but he Is forced TO admit that
his outiioid Is below par.
Nap Tucker went 10 Bonesotter
Reese after his poor showing In tho
west, ana ~reioined the Brooklyn team
with the assurance OF Reese hat all
his ailments had been cured. Reese
found fuckers backbone out of
place. a few I'gamenis twisted, an
'infN ihItiut ana MS tnmac ana
throat twisted. outside Of these
things there was nothing the matter
with Nan,
President TeneT OF the National
league has advised all clubs 10 em-
ploy a megaphone man 10
the batteries and changes IN the line
up. This instruction II due "a the
sensolcss practice OF hoOting az the
umpire when making announce
ments, especially when the judge of
play has incurred tbs d%isploasure of
the bugs by Swing "A close decision
against The home team. II O. not r.
positive order. hut clubs are urged 90
pvt an official ON their
payrolls, with a voice and a mega
phone zig enough 10 overcome and
drown out the howis Of M disturb-
cra.
Might be a good idea 60 got an
extra announcer to drown "A the
noise made BY the Federal league.
That's the worst diaturber We can re-
call.