The Washington times., 1916-07-14

mai ager, mas Deen released TO hocTrs-
now seems small chance OF mis- coming
back into fast company.
Bidding has opened IN the Nar'on,i
the southpaw who hoped the Larcinsis
III. Giant. Are wiling to pay ao.w,
nat for Saliee. -t
The Brooklyn dodgers VIII give so.UU
and Pitcher Appleton for him.
Miller Huggins, the Card's marascr.
inst IT'S on getting pitcher In excnenge
and has asked McGraw Tor Kuoe
seheuer, but the Little corporal can't
saiiee is expected to be dispose OF
withiE . few days.
Ping Bodte may come back to mnjor
league baseball as an outnelder wan
the Cardinals. Miller huggins mas
agreed to purchase him or take hi-u IN
trade from Harry Wolverton's tan
Fro ncisco club. fing Is knocking nown
tho fences on the Coast.
Leo Magee Is expected to nEure In q
trade within q few weeks, bill donovan
having concluded that he former s,sr
Magte's hitting has been a great diSap-
pointment to Donovan all season and
there seems small chance 81 ma s-a =
getting any better against the pitc
With the Indians are several players
washington likes TO see, particularly
iris Speaker. Ray Chapman. Terry
Turner. and Chick Gandil. Speaker 10
he done 20 we'll in the first half Of the
campaign. and It Is largely because Of
his fine playing that the Indians have
maintained their superiority in the
! Raw Chairman. considered nv n.ny
! the hest shortstop in either major
! league. has recovered FROM his broken
ieH and Is once more setting the pace
Terry Turner Is back in the game
after short rest. and this grand old
, mnn OF the national pastime" can be
counted on to deliver the real goods
Chick Gandii Is no, hitting 800 bu,
the hits he Rets are coming at oppor-
tune moments. and ne may decide a few
Of the victories on this visit Of the
Indians to the Capital.
ers. one Of whom has had his baptism
Of fire. Gould. bouRhH last week from
Davenport. in the Three-I League
made good against the Yankees. and
| little Fellow. about the smallest in
lot Of ability.
Then. too. there = Bill Bsiley-all
nCf-
former from the wiids Of eastern Wassa.
with much to learn. He viii hardly Se
seen. unless the Grtffs 20 mad and
knock a couple Of regular pitchers on
BEFORE the President of the United
States and q pitifully small crowd OF
fans. the Griffmep carefully eased
Themselves into sixth place yesterday.
the Detroit Tigers winning. = to !. be-
cause the home boys couldn't touch
Bill James That's all.
For six innings James held the Griffs
to a single fluke bipgle by Charlie jam
ieson. Then Rippy Williams poled q
triple to right confer. In the final frame
after the heat t had o begun to weaken the
blows for their lone run.
had fate Seen With hi%' i But ts, % va:
ageinst him and so he lost. He kept his
Turnsy BARRIERS failure TO play safe
on Pep" Young's single to open the
second made that bingle triple. Baker
bounced hot one off Foster and Young
first Of his four times. Baker stole and
Witt walked. both later scoring when
Holman doubled to left center.
Charlie Jsmtssons fine running catch
Of Cobbs foul In the fifth. followed by
his doubling Of Holman at first base,
was the brightest stunt of the hot at
ternoon. Not only did Jameson show
speed, but his peg was absolutely per-
feet. Boehling relaying II to Williams.
Eduie Foster showed rare ability at
second, but Young was his equal, both
turning in fine stops and pegs.
Hsras the DOM that nuts u. IN .,x,h