The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-30

We ala know, however. that the
were not yet IN good spirits.
Hans Wagner has been appointed
member ~ the Pennsylvania fish
commission First official act will
b. to throw hook into Cubs, Giants,
Phillies aud Boston Braves,
when Pittsburgh meets Cincin-
natl something like this nightmare
b. liable TO curl the press wires.
"kantlehener out: Won Kolnitz. Nei-
hon Hergog. Rerghammer, Hoblitz-
ell to Won Kolnitz
Bat Lovinsky has had an opera
ton on his ears. and Ike Isaminger
SAYS he no longer has the earmarks
Of a good Fighter.
II the government would place
$1,000 tax on every game won By
Walter johnson. require S1.25 FOR
every hit made boy r. Raymond Cobb,
cali for $500 whenever Frank Baker,
CraVath and Alagcc made a home run
and collect $500 every time Johnny
E.vers and lieinc Zimmerman are
fired from the game by the Jump,
go, IA wars with Mckee Guild be sat
isfactorily financed.
n two cents were collected for
every pop ny thrown at an umpire.
and onc-half mill for every cuss
>ord hurled At the baseball weather
back east. there would be "a surplus
and the war chest that would defy
successful assault.
Jess willard knocked out DAILY.
But he can't knock out Daily nightly.
n that vent over anybOdy's head.
wen furnish a %nutcracker on appli-
cation.
johnny Waltz. who met Bat Hur-
ley recently. Is eager for more fights.
There IL no hesitation about Waltz.
Having learned that there is 10
wine In the American navy, Vic
Huerta ID no longer anxious 10 meet
IL.
II the guys who are clamoring for
war with Mexico really want to
start q fight. letem hire John Me
,Graw. JRwn knows "A namo TO call
a man hat always mak $ the other
chap fight.
In the event OF war, Giants man
tons calling on the president to draft
entire Pittsburgh club.
III President Wilson Is called upon
10 deal with Huerta a. a prisoner.
what will he do with him2" queries
an exchange. We agree With Grant
land Rice. who offers this solution
Give him a baseball put him on
third base. and instruct him TO block
Ty Cobb
The Chicago Feds have been out
drawing the Cubs right along, The
whole North Side. IN which the parl,
Is located. has formed a composite
booster club.
Bresslor is the name ~ a southpaw
OF whom ConnieMHck has hopes.
Mathewson says he figures the
Pittsburghs and the Brooklyns a.
the clubs with which the Giants viii
have to battle to grab OF the pen
nant, Z.
McGraW, too, says the Brooklyn'
look like pennant contendcrs. An,
IN this connection the Giant5s mana.
ger has an interesting comment e
make in his latest copyrighted
spiel.
Says Muggsy, the scribe: "Proba
bly, mans fans will assert hat ! en-
dorse Robinson because he helpe'
me on the Giants for several seasons
and. therefore. 1t is reflected glory
In no way Is any boost of "Robble's
glory reflected TO me, since he use
methods entirely different from tn.
ons I employ in handling men and
bali club. As l ave said before,
is Robinson's style To salye his mef
tie believes In announcement. an
he certainly gets results. He has th
Brooklyn team workin and hustlln
all the time"
The injury To several Maps whic
has kept them out OF the game an
/ severely crippled the Cleveland tear
thus far this season Is not the onl
2 reason the Maps lost most OF thei
i games, according 20 those who hay
a watched them play. Poor base run
ming and failure to use good iudE
n ment in their playing has proved d'
= astrous.
Ham Hyatt, famous pinch hitter
= the Pittsburgh Pirates. may be ser
hack OF the bat before the season
over. II he shows enough class IN thi
position. Manager Clarke has bee
trying 60 get Ham" In the gan
\, regular for a long time. but he gei
= orally has TIE different positions we
taken rare Of. Clarke thinks Hya
9 too valuable a hitter 60 keep out
= the game 80 much. aud will try
d muEe IA raffheF ouf Of him