The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-18

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Reds We're last year. Quit your kid
ding Joseph.
Cap. Magee OF the Phillies and
Recruit Cy Marshal, twirler, came
20 blows the other sday. Sherwood
Nottingham got the worst OF q.
Mother evil Of the Fed league. Re.
cruits didn't used To buffet captains
around Now they have a haven to
jump to.
The dopsters who were condoling
with the Phillics and the Yanks on
the tuughncss Of their opening dates
seem 10 have picked up the wrong
parties 20 symputhize with.
A recruit who turns up loaded
shouldn't he surprises ~ ne Is fired.
Echoes Of the old city war were
revived when Doc White chortled
slnfully after winning from Lefty
Leifield in a Coast league game.
Chips Of the ancient Chi feud Fly
far.
Scout Donovan OF tho Boston
Americans says he expects the De-
truits to make a strong showing In
h pennant rnca This shows Dono-
van Is a good scout. lie can see.
without half trying. That they have
"a few regular bali players on the De
troit team.
Sugden. ne former catcher, Is
scouting for the -. Louis Americans.
Pcckinpaugh. the former Cleveland
player. Be- showing up strongly at
shortstop FOR the New York Ameri-
cans.
Harry Niles. formerly utility man
for the Boston Americans, is now
playing third base for indianapolis.
Manager Robinson of the Brooklyn
Nationals, plans to carry ElbeIfeld as
a pinch hitter.
Manager Huggins of the 81. Louis
Nationals has "a young catcher nam
ed Roche of whom he expects much
this summer.
Manager I%lcrzog Of the Cincinnati
Nationals. figures that the Boston
Nationals will surely win a place In
the first division this summer.
Manager Chance - the New York
Americans estimates his team as so
per cent stronger today than Il was
when Il finished the season In 1913.
Manager Huggins OF the 81. Louis
Nationals expects Catcher Wingo will
be among the best catchers in the
National league this summer.
ban Johnson a the Athletics
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ger Of a Aaokian repeat In Washing
ton and Boston. They agree with Ban
In Washington and Boston.
Future baseball dope IL likely to in.
clude something like this; Among
the stars Manager Hawkins expects "a
develop this seaso is y. Harold
Bo0kwallOper. Last season with IN,
Yankakee club of the Three J leasu,
Rookie won seven suits, recovering
three players and $4,000 in iudg-
ments. He was reversed but once
! end his only wenkness-is in quo "a
rantos."
Mixed battles, In which one Of th'
pugilists Is a white man, the other q
black. are the sort of scraps best liked
by the French boxing public, accord
ing 10 Frank Moran. This style NJ
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United States States since the noter'
ious affair al Reno. but the man VIII,
Is To take o. shot at Jack Johnson f0l
the title says that the Frcnchmcn ar,
strong for this type Of bout.
Johnny Patrick was In Roswell th'
other dag. We don't know Johnny
but we are Interested In reading abou
him when they give him this cordia
greeting-Which The same Is extracted
bodily from the Roswell News:
Johnny Patrick arrived in Roswell
!, yesterday. He at one began claim
ing that he will nght the winner %
the Herrick-Gordon fight in Roswell
at "a later date. Patrick's talk cir
in town one hour Promoter Free
i. Sloan had heard of what patrio4 hat
said. Last evening Promoter SloaI
stated to n Morning News reporte.
that Patrick viii never take part al
one Of the principals of q boxing con
test as long as he is promoting here
Mr.. sloan further said that Patricl
was recently Knocked out by Joe Her
rick at Deming. y. NJ, in six roun Il
Of q scheduled ten round contest an,
the only time Patrick touched Herricl
was when they shook hands just be
ginning the contest. That Is sufiicicn
proof hat Patrick has not right what
ever TO toe the scratch with such boy
as are nov appearing before the loca
fans
II anybody sees John with a pal
Of boxing gloves on, call the police.
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