Evening journal., 1916-07-11

THE EVENING
have such thoughts. What shall do?
love her very much O. S. NJ. /
Your parents are right; yOu have
not known each other long enough
don't rush things, hasty marriages
prove fatal.
Some towns are as proud OF pub
lie library as II it was a winning base
ball team.
Now that Jimmy Taylor has started
slugging. Il wouldn't surprise us
bit TO hear of McElroy rough-housing
few games.
Roland Johnson discovered Finn in
the brush surrounding Middletown,
and the pitching landmark immed-
lately hurled four winners. Johnson
Is a grand old scout
Yesterdays hero: Elmer Smith.
Cleveland, who, pinch-hitting for
Klepfer. lifted the ball into the stand
for home run, giving the Indians
the game and putting them within a
game and one-half from the top.
"Yon can't have t." said the Ma
iional Commission to the Brooklyn
club, referring to s75.293.S1 the
Dodgers wanted from the Newark In
ternationaIa
The Boston Red Hose went score
less for eighteen consecutive in
nings the White Sox grabbing both
ends OF the double bill.
There is an eight-club baseball
league in England now. II Is made
up of teams from Canadian regiments
and Americans living in London. No
stops for tea.
Fred Merltle, Of the Giants. and
Leslie Nunamaker OF the Yankees
each tried verbal correctives for "um-
pires eye" and each was soon on
his sulphurous way to the club
house.
Philadelphia won while Brooklyn
lost and now the Dodgers hold the
lead by but three and a half games.
One Cub reached third in the game
with the Braves, but that was all
! the others stopping at second, first
or not starting az all Frank Allen
did II, holding them to four hits.
Rain saved the Athletics another
trimming.
The alliterative twins schauer
and Schupp we're hammered and hit
at will by the Pirates. who took the
contest from the Giants to /.
Rube Oldring. former Athletic star
who helped win four American
League pennants for Connie Mack
will sign with the New York Yankees
this afternoon and will be In right
field before the end OF the week
Oldring obtained his unconditional
release from Mack on July l. and
since that time has been on his farm
In Philadelphia. He declares he viii
retire from baseball at the end q
the season.
Unless the storm comes harde
than It is now. Brownson is higl
enough not TO get wet feet.
Frank Dunn looks like a four
time winner in HIS summer appare
But the best part of IL he is nj
fusher. he wins. How about II
Prince7
Glenn. one OF Princes utility pitch
ers. worked the indicator Can
blame that on Eddie.
Dunn says they were lucky to ge
a run. Better cut the grass the mex
time, Frank.
Bob Cunningham got his initiation
at Union Park. Bob didn't have 4
, so had until the eight inning
The Union Park crowd was not az
large as on the previous week
There's a reason.
Maybe Lefty" Finn and Dump
Greenwell will bring Eastlake ant
Eden up.
Newport's scorer was overcome b,
the heat and went to sleep after tn
game. Hence, no score.
Someone will break that Churcl
p League tie next week. The leader
' play each other.
j Lutz was the hero OF Saturday
a games. He came back with the odd
against him.
How would Hackett and Eddi
look out there next Saturday? Per
J haps two would please.
= The story at Front and Unio
o would have been different II Micke
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