The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-06

New York and ppsaihitit for
pairn work seem TO take IN much of the
thoughts and conversations of BiIIy and
Ma sunday AZ Ma said. when telsng
of Billy's comuaratlyoly humble begin
nings in the Middle West. Billy's work
"bas prnu,, and ,rnNn until he IL called
further and further East"
.woctd Like 10 90 20 New work.,
sure, ia IKE I" :" 20 Wv '"Ih'
salI hl'ly when 'he question dlre't a,"u'
NeW '"rk 'n'npalen was pu, 10 MN,
put ". maven heen INV tii'r'' anu
we only .o where wer. invited
=, w. hcN'r SEEK i'vi,a'lons, proke ~
va VINO " =" eh'hus'as,," over Tue Work
'''t "i''h va anu Day "c aiNiis
S',hu'"hcouSE' anu we never s'fu OUT
ADVANCE hneh OF "hythIhs IKE 'nat.
Ana you Il h'Ne y" ror over wnoie
Guy "ocN' ch''neo IN b,iy WIN WISH
lui s"'ie' 10 natl"ie tne cro""s 'ha'
"ouiu come 10 near me preach.
IKE 10 ko 10 new fork because
New fork people are 40 enerseuc, 30
nun Oh pep ineres oeiegation com
ing over rom nrookiyn on ihursoay 10
So ,ne "uou' toihs o
WY n you nNve 'mT nav, wi"ns' IN
't'r"p'''' W" SUBWAY, 'ha' ueie-
s'.'vn "''"'hs 'rof'' I'e'e'aho on Ihurs-
gay
guess 'hats rshI Ma sad Billy
ScINlcnIhs MS runHheu INN locks. nes'
You're rieht-+orne or John ID. Hockefel-
Ter people from Cleveland
ieii 'iesc young men, "a apout 'he
tlme
ldsten--Iet me tell II said Billy
bit irritabiy, request BILLY feels called
upon to make now and then when Pas
ana MAS enthusiasm cause them 70 try
simultaneously to tell happenings In
their many years OF work together. Pa.
as usual. won out for the time being
and did most Of the telling. hut Ma al
ways Is hsuratively speaking on tho
''pompt" side of the show shop and sug-
gests new things for Billy TO relate as
his breath temporarily weakens.
Anybody who thinks that in his boy
hood days he ran after fly bali must
be mistaken, for Billy said this evening
that he practically invented the running
catch in the outfie,d.
81 was the first to run after a fly
ball he said. white talking af,out his
many exploits this evening. BEFORE [
started IL. II hall was batted out be-
hind the fielder he wouldn't run back
to catch IL but lust l.s IL drop on the
field. And / started running up on short
yies too. I'd Jump over bitches and
.yerytbine and catch them
And do you know how I LEARNED
10 run 80 fast? When I was a how I
knew "A man who owned some ana
trotters When no xanted 10 show -
their speed ia grab his hor.ea hy That
names ar brides and run them alonv
They'd 90, NV s,rida ana "a run ,ha,n
Off their feat IA r,,n along r,i,h ,hos.
fast trotters for"
Listen. Ma "a run along with
those fast trotters and I'd never take
a breath Tor a hundred
va would still nave his wind
and
listen ia never take breath Tor
huhuren YARDS used 10 run away
from the fastest sprinters around. I
% osat FREQ ftener-keeps saloon In
hieaso no"-aho FREQ was considered
e"e Ias,es. runner IN tne league. was
a zen nat man ran Soo yards IN
.u .,,. iou' eeous ohoe OF nose team
pu.',i,s earI anu
',u ,he .art wedSheu aoout i'Voo
uu. ~
Tn .hir,, 80 s.snra. "u. oVv poun1s
W.. ~ sous' o"ys' rasI, en-
yea pysg.s -, ~, e,, e asa."s,
s,s i'''' "t,een iee',
uas 1, my ha-. o.. h,,, . anu
af,e.r Zoo, 4" '"' 'e'' nun
Many ma,x WAN. ,o,-,.s,
xars n.-,orr,., h,, p,,,'' ".ns.
into de,au. aho,,, VI. 80 u" "Su.
athletic days IVA ~ ~. an
things he ha. accom,,lsh., 80 ~