Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-06
STANDARDS, CRACK
JOLIET OUTFIT, 70
Clash WITH OTTAWA
DuNNs MEN KEYED TO HIGH
PITCH FOR PENDING BATTLE
At NORTH SIDE LorE-ENEMY
HARo HITTING AGGREGATION,

Another great game, one that will
settle long disputed rivalry, and
one that will bear the marks OF one
OF the severest duels ever staged on
the local lot, IN scheduled for tomor.
row afternoon when Manager Zines
prison city lads enter into combat
with. the Cubs.
This game with the Joliet Stand
ards, is expected to be superior 70
anyye staged, as far as thrills and
excitement are concerned. Trouble
between the two teams has been brew
ing for considerable time, in fact,
since the season opened. and the
game tomorrow is expected to be a
boiled victory for the local stars
Dunn's men started away In Whirl.
wilma fashion at the start OF the sea
son and after the Cubs had recorded
several victories, Dunn attempted to
hook up with Zines "stone crlshers." |
Zine, however, succeeded In stalling |
the local mentor until about two
weeks ago, when Dunn got down to
brass tacks and talked real baseball |
pubihtSS W lIt JOlltl zine
consented TO play the locals. but at
thee same time he breads the Otta-
vans, because of the fast game they
have been playing. The rivalry be.
tween the two teams first originated
when Zine first fatty refused to play
the locals. Since then 1t has arisen
to a high pitch and oh. what bat
tie there will be when the two teams
meet.
Should nothing intervene or any ,
changes be made, Tom Mcclure. and ,
Jimmy Lynch will oppose each other
on the slab. and the battle between I
the two mounders will be a real duel |
MCGUIRE has been going at top rate
speed all season and has defeated a
some Of the fastest teams in the coun- \
tryg including the fast Fairbanks
Morse club of Beloit, Wis, which suf. a
fered a 10 to defeat at the hands of f
the prison city players two weeks "
ago. Previous to that game the Be- a
loit aggregation administered two de- b.
feats to the Standards. Besides Nc G
CURE. the Standards have several IN
other slabmen OF equal ability
The Standards are also composed s,
of hard hitting players. Jacobs, SEN F
sational catcher Tor tho Standards, p;
is an..eyceptionally heavy hitter. Last &c
year when playing against the locals la
he got, several extra base drives. one
Of which was a three base hit. This er
season he is reported as doing just til
is good and his heavy hitting is de-
pended Upon, very much by Manager, ia
Jgfa"HJNHNt LINZ IT vi
Paderni, said TO be the fastest and
,leverest second baseman around this he
heck of the woods, is also a heavy ia
waiter as is Bei1nele. center fielder. I
swanson, Shields and Wright, also ST.
Weld wicked stick and they plan II
m numbering Lynch's curves and 4
'tfer offerings.
But despite the fact that Zines 3:
Tub is very clever outfit and that
ley have defeated the Fairbanks in
lorse and other fast clubs, Manager Ne
'unn and other members of the as.
ocfation seem quite confident that Sis
ne local club will pick the berries Pa
oniorrow afternoon. After losing
vo straight games, for the first time Do
ais season, members of the Cubs
cam are of the opinion there is to
g, a sudden change and that Joliet
IN be- the victim. For two weeks
he Cubs have dickered along with
ut opening their battering drive as het
ley usually have been doing. The Eg
anne will be called at o'clock as us.
al. Following are the lineups: At