The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-20
T OF THE DIAMOND.

Tho Giants new rrst baseman. Kelly,
throws a heavy bail. It's hard TO hold, and
maybe hat why one twisted away from
Fletcher.
an odd way. lie hunted to schauer with q
man on first. The Ruhe, In getting set foT
a throw to nrst. hsured the play prop.
most NJ "a hopeless nance by throwing Ia
second The way III. Giants managed the
play neither man could have been put out.
so Mollwit2 was entitled to a hit
Tho New York Nationals have purchased
the release " Eddie Harrison, who plays
tight field for the Dallas club. Harrison
Of 1914 and WAS LET; In Dallas, He comes
from ono 81 the Hudson River towns.
The Red sox have bought Frank ell
ho0ley, the speedy ontnelder who was
with tho Yankees: He, has been with
The New York Americans have released
BARNEY, the outdelder who was bought only
the other day from Jersey city. Every
body waived on him except the Pirates
aud he has hccn sold to Clarke for the
waiver price.
Iudgc over NJ the United States District
Court has decided that Marsans, the cuban
can play ball wherever hc likes the rest ri
this season and next. MHrSans fed from
the Rods to the 81. Louis Feds. hut was
cnloiucd This was early last year and
the crack nuttelier has been idle ever since
SOM excited Rcd. an adept In colloquia
dumping three runs over the plate in the
second inning, cNhorted his brethren In
on" breath To slam the apple the "agate'
and tho "nnion"
NIr. Ruclhach OF tho Newark Feds /. put.
ting the skids under all corners. In sue
%c"ssion h" has pitched his team TO VIC
Terriers again and Rebels.
cnckill ~ tho National League umpir.
starr, tho best gum cheWer on the circuit
except Eason and orth. sHcms 10 have No
n,wt,,uY,apF rnatA III has hnpn ValVA4 .t. 4
klcm. oDay and Eigler,
Unless tho Nauks can get I'm a mess oi
double headers in 81, Louis to-day They'll
have a postponed game or two With IN,
Browns at the Polo Grounds.
Groh dove on his face. stood on his head
sat on his launches, wriggled on his spin,
aud snapped up smoking ground hits in al
those unconventiona positions and a few
others.
Al Collamorc, who returned to the Cleye
lald fold and beat Johnson and tho othe,
Mashinstons' Was the latter clubs pc
aversion before being sent to minor leaeu,
exile lie beat the Grlnmcn three time
before.
Tho pcr'lncpt question now arises. How
soon Will the Reds crack under ;he " fu
strain Of PLAYING other than tailend hail
otto Miller. first catcher OF the Dodgers
was injured seriously at practice prior I,
Yesterdays game, \ hail battcd by Jacl
Coombs hit him below tho left eye. Mile
was sent to a sanitarlum under care OF a,
cyc specialist. II was feared AT nrst ma
Nliller's sight might he impaired, hut re-
ports on his condition last night wer,
favorable.
casey Stengcl had q perfect batting aver
agc-thrce singles and a base ON balls II
four trips TO the plato, He scored one rui
mud might have had another had he hi
the dirt In tho eighth when he tried I,
score on MCIarty's ny, Stcngel was eN
cuscd for coming In standing up, as h
has "A weak ankle,
Rucker was In quite n dilemma In tn
ninth with two on and the mighty Hcini
zimmerman at bat, The BROOKLYN gran,
stand managers advised Nap TO pas
Hcinic, Nap figured there WASN'T niue
choice between lin and Vie Safer, 50 h
| wisely took a chance on the first Of tw
] evils.