El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-22

MAJ not Et4Hd4h l-4at Gcllpoc-
lfl failure 10 meet willard on the
sound Of the two first gongs made Il
appear that Jack had stood him ".
but that this impression was '-nitt"
igated a few seconds later2
CAN 1OU RECALLs
1SSO-George Gibson. catcher OF the
Pittsburgh Pirates, born in London,
Ont
1SS9@Joe 1Iulvey. Phulies, made
four singles and a triple off Tim
heefe OF New York
ISS3-McPhee. smith, Vaughn and
Sullivan, Cincinnati, made a triple
play against St Louis
1Sss-New York defeated Pitts
burgh 10 in Is innings, Amos Rusie
pitching against Frank Killen-
1S99-Clarence Beaumont. Pitts
burgh. made six hits and six runs in
a game with the Phillies at Pitts
burgh- Wiley Platt was the pitcher.
1900-Cleveland and Chicago played
10 inning tie; score 30
1904-Wa shingtoa and Detroit
played IS inning runless draw. the
pitchers being Hatten and killian-
1S05-Henley OF the Athletics
pitched a nohit game against St
Is0s-PhilIies. in a six inning game
against Cincinnati. did not have an
assist
1sO7-Larry Doyle played his first
game in the. National league with the
Giants against Chicago. He gave the
do with the ball after stopping Hoff-
mans grounder.
1s09-crover Cleveland Alexander
Of Phillies. then with Galesburg,
pitched a no hit game against Canton.
1s1o-CleveIaud and the Athletics
played a Is inning IL tie. Falkenb burg
pitching against Bender
I910-Phillipnee, Pittsburgh. made
a home run with the bases full off
Miller OF Brooklyn.
IslI-Martin 0'Toole. pitcher. was
purchased by the Pittsburgh club
from the st. Paul club Of the Ameri-
can association for S2e.500
1911-The lightest batting game Of
the season in the National lea que
cinnatis- The Cincinnatis got one hit
off Rucker and the Brooklyns got
two off Smith. a total Of only three
bases BROOKLYN won 10.
GRANT DENIES 1T.
George Washington Grant owner
OF the Boston Braves. denied the
widely circulated report that his club.
at the end OF the season. might be
transferred 20 Toronto.
we ere going 10 have Z winning
&
Grant. and we never have thought
II getting out Of Boston The Braves
have improved steadily. and with one
or two new players they soon viii
be~in 10 interest the Boston fans.
"Ped Smith win be assirred to the
outfield IS a REGULAR and viii Increase
our hating STRENGTH We have Sc
cured a rood third basarnan in
Poecl-el and orr pitchers are begin
ming 10 rNn'e through. Just say for
ne that Boston will stav IN the Ma
;ionai league for all time"
Washington has Su@ IN a young
bird bv the name ~ Menoskey. which
Is a TORCH name for the box scores.
hut thu chen Is she devil with the
hat. The fi-st time he went M
against the Y@nkee pitchers in the
recent series those suvs must have
thought he was ne-1rs@y.
Cv Young.
who at enc tine enioved a certain
,elehr'tv in the National and Araeri-
IN LEAGUES. He was horn ~ Colur-,-
nia Faiis. Ne. on Iulv y. 1875 Young
started life Pc living NJ. hut he start
when sny twirler who had Tounz for
a re"- name automatically became
-Cr." frs+ rs arv player na-~ed O'Saif1
TAD Tin" wished on him for a nick
name. Yong ut his nrofe~sionai
start in 1908 with the Concord cluh I
Boston Nationa1s. ra remained in tho
Bean Citv until 1873. when Re was
turned over - the Pirates n 1919 I
e landed in Nfnnea nofis hit tha foi- /
owing wear he returned - the bi<
e@ ~ue circles with the Write S0x |
With whom he rounded out his career /
under the TENT