The sun., 1919-08-14
HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
IN ALL SPHERES OF SPORT
ny DANIEL.
oopyrs0ht. 1919. bv the Sun

Copyright 1919 Nv the Sun Printing IN Publishing Association
IvERs happenings which punctusted the double header between the
Giants and the Reds at the Polo Grounds yesterday we liked to see,
and others we were not at all enthusiastic about For ons thing, We
not care a lick about the little exhibition of pop bottle throwing INDUCED
by a few Of our frenzed fans toward the end of the first game This
demonstration by hresponshies aimed at the Cincinnati dusout- very nearly
with the e'T Reputation az . fo m spo n m sdapd w sssna t he baseball %ss a' followers ss S~ n o New
un the go in Cincinnati and St. Louis, but New York wants none of It
York wants, tn" o Ia ta't to % ar%' St Tn wants %n Z to S .se them nr w win ' onnly by fair
% rs. ,h II tn sn other t fellows S. win, am; sns win fairly, .i New York ia fans "a srs rS TSSs
lead. : { another Earring note in ysstsrdays proceedings The Giant.
to be in the old time series with the Cubs. There were thousands of
reasons best known to themselves. rooted their heads of for the Reds
not ike the h' united a%'% rootins front to ~nS ssS the s e%Gts'S had d been accustomed
al aln s4: s:'' Of their ''"n'"' battles Of past years. and the Giants felt the
S S%s 1 up to '9 sSs sf nsDs'C Of sa e N we tho ouTs1 thy would u i be- able S't tic mt muster Ter
old Giants Giants used. used to play asains. the Cubs MCran,s men ~. were Eu . their their
made 'G the m0 st Of Of t ie'S N s~" york Sa 'm wasta Gss'a and were 70 en- entitled led to cI both de Gs,
ssIssss q, Y. !; 10 ;,ss% !; S !: !. :: !. +: d la E I. :: d : ave; ;S sas,: :s; ss,; e. nj;
bad @,1 in the sa,iy part Of the second game when Chase Douglas and Baird si1
chances in that direction: Douglas. who is a slow fielder, va at fault and
' not mov SWb s ps af oe amns n ana tO Dls nm whe Re ispss m apa ne sa ar oreak oS
than n at t sSS S Sns ei' se.ts saS Giants ut b saSs nssy sS.m ar to e' rs%y 'a aussIy 's ad yea st
Sesr d. 20 no sac smn-. They :. "a n. STs sM IL Reds Re s,n n ron on ~ srsa s " enS "S
owners Of Yankees Relentless in Their Pursuit Of johnson.
Ban Johnson certainly started things with the wrong men. Col Rup-
ssrt and Col Huston appear set to, IN a relentless e. pursuit %r ..a of the s president aia Mt
ONCE they win succeed in making things thoroushGy UNPLEASANT an torid
johnson the humiliation o hi life. Tor h vim have t 60 before a referee
american sa.atss League !, which RUPERT a ? It. a s%,1 Huston mn, may wso to know a1sT ,.n Their %
The cleveland club and with divers deveoDmsnt. which led U to his published
testimony would make very interesting hearing m it is a pity that it win
for FOE 0J Johnson 1s'i in a a f snsneai 1"U way sG he is re re. trained from mAD using NJ AMERICAN American
League e. funds funds IT. to .. defend en- his, cas- % and will anr have . to tp pay his ds lawyers wye sn 0t
with the Departure of the Yankees for Detroit last evening the ln,uno;
Ja % e' the %'s sup SPS 0% coaPs % Of s' Ss~ y York as nd lsV valid d only SdP n tths s ia
, u IA s s"ss no %. Ha 4' sas SUSPENSION 4r ss a% Of %aS. - ths New s' york or 'e sfsS win %Si Sa1s
. . plea : g 'f fe q a i s1nns%s u it ' ms g m to e's shs S%s IN s Stsn p S Rss' c S"I4
However, IT is quite likely that the Board of Directors win find to-day
that it has the power to set aside Johnson's decision and put Mays back