Show 71 1 vialIlW r II II American League Notes Ducky 1Iollue8 Is balllne well for Chicago Dick Cooley has made but ono error in fortyfour games Dundon of Chicago made but six mlsplays in fifty games Jimmy Williams has made four mis Plays in fifty games mud but one in twenty games Hilly Lush has not yet como to Clovelands terms His salary was cut only about 150 Crawford and Hlckraan have again swapped positions Crawford going back to Detroits first base Terry Turner of the Cleveland has twice had nine assists once eight twice seven and seven times six Pat llynes is batting and pitching so well for Minneapolis that his recall by St Louis Is a foregone conclusion Lajolo says the spit ball should he abolished Thats what Umpire Dwyer said to Larry a couple of sea eons ago Lajolos fielding average of 980 percent per-cent is the most remarkable perform anco of the season that of George Davis Da-vis 970 being close up Stone has batted safely for St Louis In twentysix games out of thirty thir-ty Ho has made five doubles eight triples and three homo runs Frank Owen on July 1 won a double header for the White Sox holding St Louis to seven hits Including two doubles In eighteen Innings National League News Chicago fans have finally forgotten Fred Pfeffer Johnny Evors did it Fred Mitchell has thus far performed perform-ed In five different positions for Brooklyn Maloney turned down by three major league clubs has been averag ing three steals to a game lately There Is not a man of tho entire Cincinnati sextette of pitchers who has a record of consecutive wins this season Doniln hit safely In thirteen games In succession on the Western trip and made twentyeight hits making fifteen fif-teen hits in six games Del Howard has been batting so well that Manager Fred Clarke is men are to be given trials by President Presi-dent Grlllo Western Association Kid Forney is the latest addition to the Sedalia pitching staff The Topeka Club has released third baseman Chub Hood laid up with an Injury Hip Reagan two years ago Jop lips star twirler Is doing great work In the Southern League President Shlvcly has released Urn Tilro Werner and appointed a man named Guild as his successor Big Allen Nlcljell the second best hitter lu the League last year hag been released by Sedalia At Wichita Juno 21 pitcher Gehr Ing shut Oklahoma out 1 to 0 with three hits In thirteen Innings Sodalla has a new pitcher by the name of Teaxdnle lIe is touted as a wonder President Shively found himKite Kite Guthries new pitcher Is I tho tallest mania the League He stands six feet andlive Inches In his stocking fcotThe The Sedalia Club has released the college pitcher Northcutt and has signed pitcher Page and second baseman base-man Leo Gramley Western League Henllne Is putting up a good fielding game at Omaha but Is not hitting tho ballAll All of the Western League teams with the exception of Sioux City and Denver are In a pntchcdup condition Umpire Carruthcrs has quit It is said that he has secured a Job in which there Is more money without the Incidental worry Sioux City and Denver are tho only two clubs not crippled The other teams all have men playing out of their regular positions Oscar Warden a fullblooded Indian In-dian who claims to have been a member mem-ber of the Carlisle Indian team wants a Job pitching for Omaha Pitcher Scliaiib of Denver who led tho Iowa League last season Is touted as one of the finds of tho year in Western League company Kostal of the Sioux City Club who S UfliII Vij i47 Z ffV Outfielder of the Detroit American League Club > v seeking to find a permanent place for him on the Plttsburg team Not a Cincinnati player has played through every one of the championship champion-ship games to date Nearly all have been benched at different times Cy Young No 2 says I have such control that the batters are not afraid and I dont get the benefit of tho breaks that como when a batter Jumps away from the plate Clancy now Is playing right field for tho Pittsburgs while Howard is covering cov-ering first base Howard Is said to be better on the Infield than the outfield while Clancy shines In either depart ment The St Louis Club has decided to hold on to pitcher Charlie McFarland as Manager BurKo has no confidence In either Egan or Brown and so will take no chances on being caught shorthanded American Association The Hoosiers are making a first bagman of Billy Frlel Manager Irwin of Kansas City has signed Infielder Charles of Drown university Third baseman Moiiarity of the Toledo To-ledo Club is tho best base stealer In tho Association Pitcher Craig of Minneapolis has Indianapolis Watkins been sold to having cut down his staff when Thomas joined the team as Louisville Is believed to have pick outfielder Clay He II star m ed u p everything but exercise good do can the basesand is learn Jnd ihutthe to do that lag hilly Campbell who jumped the TrlState League Is Colonels for the the sensation of that organization pitched and won twelve games He has deserting the Dexterltes since The Toledo Club has two new pitchers Lefty Geyer a Columbus south ers Masslllon pitcher named and a paw signed Both Schaefer have been was farmed out to Kcokuk will be retained by that team It had been Intended to release him in order to cut down expenses Three I League Tho latest release In this league are By Peoria Flowing Dorse Jones and Shaffer by Cedar Rapids Dahlqulsl Pitcher Bridge of Springfield on June 19 made tho season record of this league to date by striking out twelve Rock Island men In nine in nlngs Pitcher John Flshor has left the Pe orla team Ho claims ho was forced to pitch after sitting up all night In a smoking car He will try to get his release and play Independent ball Following Is the list of recent engagements en-gagements By Cedar Rapids Charles Edmiston second base Into with East St Louis and Charles Smith outfielder out-fielder from Sault Ste Marie by Po orla Lindenback outfielder from Newark 0 Warren third baseman late with Dubuque Fisher pitcher late with Indianapolis by Dubuque Rusty Owens late of Burlington by Cedar Rapids Dahlqulst pitcher Central League Umpire Rlgler has been offered a position in the American Association at a largo Increaso In salary and may accept The Springfield Club expects to be strengthened by tho addition of pitcher pitch-er Carney of St Paul and Osttcn 01 Indianapolis Dick Cooley has been released tot to-t Wayne by John Ganzel of Grand Rapids who claimed prior rights to him from Springfield He will cover second for the Champions AB soon as Wheeling can find another an-other third baseman Price will be sent to left field and Coffey will be dropped from the salary list He will probably to Terre Haute |