The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-12
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we're able to split with the Cleveland
Indians, so the three clubs were nose
and nose when the holidays sun set
The way things look now. il will be
some time before any club gets a big
lead and makes the flag fight one
! sided Boston might be likely to step
out in front in a hurry II IL was at
home. but the Red Sox are just start
ing long swing through the West
and cannot hope 10 do better than
: hold their own with Chicago and De
troit. which will be on their own
] grounds. by the same token the Sox
and Tigers will not get very far apart.
Tor Comiskey's men are tough birds
on the South Side park and the Tigers
are going so well that they are sure
10 have a successful stay at Navin
neld. ! do not look for any material
change in the positions OF the three
leaders for the next three weeks, or
until the eastern clubs 90 back home.
Have to Hold Boston.
Both Detroit and Chicago will have
10 hold the Bostons off for the pres
ent II they expect 10 beat the Hub
bunch 20 the flag however. II by any
chance the Red Sox can pick up some
ground and 20 into the lead before
returning home. ! am afraid that II
VIII be curtains. for nobody can peat
them consistently on the Fenway lot.
The manner IN which the Tigers
trimmed Chicago three out Of four IN
the recent series illustrates what a
team can do by fighting hard all the
time. We made up our minds be
fore that engagement started 10 battle
for every inch OF ground and we
didn't ease Up once while the Sox
were in our town. From the time we
went on the field until the last man
was out. We rode" Rowland and his
men. and ! know that we succeeded IN
getting their goats" by this method.
Jimmy Scott. the big pitcher. was 20
trssed by the line Of personal remarks
hurled az him that he couldn't per
form In his normal manner. Poor
Rowland must have been glad 20 get
out Of town. for the things we called
to him from our bench were not con
.ducive TO his mental comfort. as his
physical actions showed
II the TIGERS only could manage 20
get sore az some Of the second divi-
sion clubs and fight them as they
fought the Chicago players 10 would
help. The trouble with our club Is
that We sometimes regard our open
ents too lightly and DO not begin 20
bear down until 10 is too late Re
fore We realize what is happening. the
other fellows have taken advantage OF
our good nature 20 score 90 many
runs that when We do start, we can't
catch up For several seasons the
weaker clubs have been the ones that
have made as trouble None OF the
second division OUTFITS ls likely 70
show margin over ms in tho seasons
interclub series. but they an win
more games than they have any rignt
The way 20 win pennant is -
fatfon up az tho expense OF fnp Grip
Piles. You can't expect 90 have mucn
~ an edge over tho strong clubs. Tor
al the good ones are so we'll matched
that they viii play almost even on the
season. Therefore. sou must mako n
clean up ~ The lunch That o. how
Connie Mack won bic ponnanta There
were always a couple of clubs like
Detroit and Boston who could hold
him even or near DO. but the weak
sisters in tho second division were
lucky fo escape with their lives
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