Evening star., 1915-06-27

Chattanooga in the Southern Associa ton
Sporting Editor Star:
Kindly answer in pink sheet of Sun
day. June -, 1915: What Is Speakers
age? AN ARDENT FAN.
Speaker is thirty-four years old.
Sporting Editor Star:
Will YOU please decide the following
bet in the pink sheet Sunday: A bets
4 that the winning team in the game
June II would make as many runs in
two innings as the losing team made
In the entire game The winning team
on that day scored in one inning only.
ho wins: T. +. L.
\ wins.
sporting Editor star:
Please inform me through the sun
day paper the amount of money re-
ceived by both losers and winners in
| the world series OF 1914, between
Philadelphia Americans and Boston
Nationals? NJ. q EANET.
The players share for the four games
was sl21.s990S. The Boston players
divided s.3,l39.45, each player receiv
ing s2.s12.2s The Athletics share was
siS,.59, each player receiving s2,o%l .65.
Sporting Editor Star:
Please publish in the pink sheet in
tomorrow paper the answer to the
following How many bases is the
batter allowed ii ne hits for a clean
single and the shortstop throws mis-
F.. glove hitting the ball while in the
air +. : Ii.
Three.
/ Sporting Editor Star:
Kindly advise me whicn !'hiladel-
: ptiia team. Athletics or Phillies, VIII
entertain visitors in Philadelphia, Mon
day, July ., 1915. Also name OF visit
I ing club. Viii look for answer IN In
Thank YOU. Me.
/ THE Philadelphia National Ieagu.
team viii nave the New York Giants
as opponents July >. a, Pnilids pliia,
/ Sporting Editor star
/ fs bet That six hits can Il. made in
one inning and no score. & say :
! L can't be dom
| FIRST two men single. lhird hits
/ safely, ard runner - out al The plate.
! Neat man singles, and another run
uer = out at the plate Next batter
] singles. hlling the bases Mkt batter
! Eits runner with batted haA runner is
! out. bur halter gels hlt
Sporting Editor star
| ~ No one on ta~e no one out.
! Batter has rwo sttikes. lie misses the
} nest haiI and so does the catcher
: Catcher throws ball 10 trst ia 50 man
/ no DOS not touch first base. Bats
! man walks toward hon., ttt stlll re
mains IL base ln- First haseinan
! returns ball 10 pitcher ana adtsnI.1l4 Il
! rI.us 10 nrst ahead o. bal nlp'f-
/ declared him out. Was i:- zig ht"
/ -, Batter hits nom- run Nnet. ue
/ ounds third, coacncr pats Aln, o. IN"
/ back inp!re declares nam ~ as
h- rIGAt. ( NJ
( AZ, tmpir. was wrong TAe bats
/. man nas .ntitI.d to hgst DaS. and
the play should have b-'n scored as
an error for the first has.'Gat.
! t2, According 10 tn. lttt.f Of lin.
( rul. rh- umpire TtGHl Ma Ioi
I league unap.res DO not entur.. u as
: -tiirtIs as That, Int HaJor l-atst.-
/ co.,ch.rs are not - rntnus astIc.
sporting f:dstnr star
While !. Was - mrs. base 4 mad.
!. clean hi 10 lcft field \ tagged
second bas" AND started for third base
but seeing n. "ollld not make third
returned 10 second which was then
occupied hy r. The bah was IieIded
and thrown 10 FIRST base. but IN the
uIeartltne y returned 10 iifst safely
The ump.r. called a out because Il
claiming y forced \ out while second
base was occupied. Please advise
| Which man ls out AMkDST.
There is nothing to indicate that either
man Was out. The umpire was wrong
In ruling that y forced A ont.
Sporting Editor Sta:
| There - a runner on second base and
he is leading off the base. The center
| fielder comes in and receives the
I throw from the pitcher and tags the
| runner Is ne out not?
| J. KNIGHT
Certainly ne is out
| Sporting Editor Star:
Please publish in your next Sunday )
column for inquisitive fans whether the
1 Washington team ever won pennant
since the club has existed. Kindly give
league and date Of pennant II won
G. r
II has never happened.
Jack Ryder in the Cincinnati En-