Evening journal., 1921-08-17
UNION CHATTER
BY 'DUTCH. "

Regular old-time style again
Union, IL; Emmanuel, 5.
Remember last time Immanuel?
The real star in this game was
stump carlin. oh. boy. they were
three catches any big Lacquer would
be proud OF.
Pop" Sweeney also made one of
those flying put outs. Can't show
Pop" up, can you?
"Mack" Mccall takes the cake for
throwing men out from the outfield.
Made two assists from No. position.
Not so bad, eh7
'Tnky" Sutton caught his usual
good game and accounted for a pair
of hits. One was a double. Pretty
good days work.
Jester was going in fine shape un-
III his side began to give him a little
trouble. Tough luck, Jess. we feel
that you would have held them sort
of low.
Hoffecker, a new man, pitched a
good game and looks sort of promis-
ing. Keep it up. "Hoff." old man.
! Buddy" sfirl'rh ~ -or
finger, was given a chance on the
mourf n ID. rfrtl
the Highland boys at his mercy.
Buddy" sent one away on a strike
out, and guess who it was? Our old
friend "Emmie" Maxwell. We are
ready to back the statement that
Buddy" Is the best 14-year-old
pitcher in Wilmington.
ffQtsIIofff Croce otfro COuar
some ground around second. Juice
Carter seems to have short well in
hand. Looks like a good switch.
McCaulley and the bird" played
the old hot corner and initial sack in
great style. as they always do.
Rail" smashed out three hits too.
Last week seems to have been full
of baseball miracles. The following
are a few of them:
Sunday Star downs Union;
Phnlies win double-header;
Watson pitches and wins a double
header;
First Central trims Scott;
Eleventh Ward, 5; Parkside, O;
Babe" Ruth beats out a BUNT.
What's the matter with baseball?
We hope that by the first of mex
year the great Wilmington dailie;
will have finished carrying the STAR
account of its win over us last Fri
day. Get down a while, Star. and le
us drive.
McCaulley-Hey. bird, guess wha
. I saw yesterday?
r DARRELL don't know, what die
you see?
Neutrality-suspicious. I looke'
at.
s Everybody-Hal Hal
/ Darrell-Columbu got jailed 70
/ telling that to the Indians.
2 At $50 Saturdany night, Pop
r Sweeney, "Fewclothes" and BULLET
, were seen on Market street in Pops
: Maxwell and still dressed in thei
baseball uniforms. Now come, fel
: lows. let us know where you wer
and get us in on It.
E Brothers Gibbons and Pippin ar
fixing up a tent and a couple of CAM
5 cots. What's up, going camping?
- ALBERT" was in swimming Sunda'
, and he went over, feet first, in abou
, eight inches Of water. He is nov
e nursing a very badly sprained foo
. and most likely VIII be out OF IN
g game for week. Maybe yo
I wouldn't be here If you had gon
q over head first.
While talking over our winter &C
II tivities. Some oor So
T. can count McCaulley out; he stays 1
j. all winter and come out on grounu
hog day. and then ~"7e~7llv ~oo
; back until Easter" Can't blame yol
= Fred.
u We will give a minstrel show som
IS time in October and take it from m
It will be some show. Let's get righ
r down to business, fellows.
n Friday night we play the big game
Is Union VS.. Wilmington All STAR
d Eighteenth and Van Buren. TIL
" Stars won't get off so lucky this tim'
n Last night we were TO have playe
d the fast Sun oil team, but it wa
postponed on account Of the Press
IF Aberfoyle girls game.
n, At the Lext meeting OF the A. A
d arrangements will be made for ou
,r fan activities Evcr
ID urged to attend. other importaI
T. business will be brought up also.