Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-20
WOMEN TAKE UP BOXING RED CRANE DAY VICTORY FOR
TEPEE TATTLERS

Red" Crane is some popular boy.
He is also a real short stop.
The Good Will band handed up
some popular airs that made a big
hit.
Cranes surprise caused him to lose
ms nerve for while. When he set
tied down, his work was sensation.
Railroad fans cannot be excelled for
enthusiasm. Their efforts yesterday
put whole lot of life into the game.
Mayor John X. Royal also received
a bunch of flowers. Clarence Back
after the game.
Aragon. the Cuban, is some hitter
for Richmond. .,
Il. E. Woodhall, sporting writer on
the Richmond Evening Journal, one
or the best-known baseball authorities
south of the Mason and Dixon line, is
here for q few days.
Manager Jack Dunn has secured the
services of Ralph Cram. former Bos-
ton University star.
Nose" Funk. There is but one,
was cheer leader for the Crane boos-
ters yesterday. He had the crowd
| laughing.
Moves hand is improving slowly.
This boy still plays with much difficult
~, as the injury, a bad bruise, is on
his playing hand.
SchlachJ is some pitcher. He is a
youngster and is showing improved
form daily.
Callahan had an easy day in CEN
ter.
Jimmy" was busy boy in the
Witter was using his whip to an ad-
vantage yesterday.
Hecklnger had his eye on second
yesterday and there were no bases
| stolen.
Cottrell does not have much speed.
| but he can hook them over in fine
style. He is a sensitive youngster,
and because the umpire crossed him,
he lost ou5.
The Harrisburg players, many of
whom belong to the Brooklyn Ma
tionals, are pulling hard for that club
to win the National League pennant.
The local players give Jack Coombs,
the former Athletic pitcher the credit
for bringing the Dodgers up in the
race. The Harrisburg boys say that
Coombs taught them more baseball on
the training trip than they ever learn
ed before and that he is responsible
for the development OF the Brooklyn
pitchers.
Dave Shean, the manager of the
Providence club which plays here
during the latter half of the week will
be welcomed on Saturday by many of
his Williamsport friends. Shean play
ed with the Williamsport club when
it was Tri-State pennant winner
Red Crane certainly got great
send-off from his friends and his play
ing while showing a little stage fright
proves what practically every Interna-
tional League leader has said:
There's some classy kid that is sure to
go up and stick"
I'VE like Harrisburg and we're GO
ing to work our heads off to make a
great record on the. road and try to
land the International League pen
nant for this city," is the way one of
the Harrisburg players expressed him
self last night.
Harrisburg will have a chance to
see Joe Oescheger, the Providence
southpaw who pitched the no-hit, no.
run game against Montreal last We'd
nesday during the latter half of the
week. The Phillies to whom Oesche-
ger belongs are already talking of re-
calling him to help out in the fight
for the National League pennant.
Pitcher Goodbred of the Indians is
big enough to go through nine in
nings of hard pitching and the big
fellow just needs a little more spirit
out there on the hill to win almost
every game he starts