Show Y QJj 1 bry t j + rll 4 vimaf Ill r ra a n tvs National League News The Cincinnati Reds are Just great In exhibition games Harry Mclntyro Is tho hardluck pitcher of tho Brooklyn aggregation Joo Kelley announces that ho has signed to manage Cincinnati again next season Johnny Evors of tho Cubs has hit better this year than any season slnco his advent In fast company Beaumont talks of trying to master tho pitching position If Ills outfield days are over from rheumatics Jack Illtncs tho big center fielder of Cedar Rapids lately bought by St I Louis jolnod the Cardinals In Chicago Jimmy Casey of tho Cubs expects to drop out of the National League and become n minor league manager next year It Is settled that Hans Wagner will I malts tho trip to California with tho All Stars This will bo his first trip to tho coast Mr Herrmann denies that ho has asked waivers of callm on Overall Odwoll Stclnfeldt and Walker as reported re-ported In St Louis Chicago will certainly got a Jewel In Lobort tho Johnstown third baseman base-man This sterling player has tho goods in all departments Lcevcr pugnaciously maintains his position at tho top among tho twIrlers Christy Mathowson holds tho palm in tho matter ot shutout games According to Pitcher Johns Livingston Livings-ton secured from Wheeling by Cincinnati Cin-cinnati Is tho goods Ho touts Livingston Liv-ingston as a strong thrower and a heavy hitter Time seven leading batsmen of tho National League are players who have seen at least three years service In fast company Of the recruits Clymer leads tho list Apropos to Garry Herrmanns notion no-tion of a Mexican spring trip for the Reds Jim Hart of Chicago asks If Yucatan why not Hawaii tho Philippines Philip-pines or Panama The St Louis fans have not been long in shortening up Hoolskcttors name His title has been abbreviated to Holey and that Is what ho will bo known by In the future H T Payne the former Brooklyn twIrler Is now a farmer and resides at Windsor 0 but during tho past season ho pitched for the MIddlofleld team of the Geauga County League Pitcher Colly Druhot whom Ted Sullivan discovered In Belllngham Wash is a South Paw Sullivan says I ho has seen no twirler in tho Pacific Coast League who shows up better Johnny Kling of the Cubs several years ago bought a farm about three in 11 us from Kansas City for 5000 cash Recently ho was offered 18 000 for it and tho price still is going up Portsmouth Ohio friends have presented pre-sented Brldwell of Cincinnati with a gold charm and fob to go with tho to him In watch which was presented i Cincinnati by Portsmouth rooters a month ago President Dreyfuss of Plttsburg has protested tho first Philadelphia New York game of Sept 19 won by Now York because John Lush an Ineligible player batted for Pitcher Duggleby Manager Clarke of Plttsburg Is so much against the habit of mustaches for players that ho wants a tax levied on them He says ho believes tho KEEPS A GOOD PITCHER Ih I q1 G Y UY > N lFlf flhklltlf 1F1WM 1Jr Wfff J G Kennedy ono of the recent acquisitions ac-quIsItions to tho pitching staff of the Bloomington team In the Three Eye league and who accomplished the feat of holding the Dubuque champions ton to-n onehit game has been reserved for next season Ho resides In Washington Washing-ton and has been promised a berth with the Washington team by Jake Stahl after ho has had some more ex pcrlcuco with the minors public likes to see tho men appear young American League Notes Jack Warner has been of much servIce serv-Ice to Detroit Lobert of Johnstown Is playing fast ball for Chicago Lajoles doctor forbids Larry playing again this season o 0 Bill Donovans curves feel like a tOil of lead to a catcher This season Is a record breaker for Jomlskoy ns a moneymaker Umpire Sheridan wears no protector yet ho seldom gets hit by fouls Fnlkenberg has proved to bo a do Ided acquisition for the Wnshlngtons rite Washington club has returned outfielder Joe Stanley to New Orleans Pitcher Bill Dineen says there Is no truth In the report that hs arm Is permanently per-manently affected Pitcher Ezra Morgan having flushed flu-shed his time with Minneapolis will rejoin tho Browns Six men have been put out of COin CUBS MAY TRADE PITCHER rhk t i l v1 T t1 lf JfJfJPf lhlfWfl f > fJfJf l Welmer the lefthanded pitcher of the Chicago Nationals may bo traded to Cincinnati for Harry Stelnfeldt and JImmy SebrIng Welmer has not boon doIng great work for some tlmo and hero Is saId to bo a strong internal club feeling against him among tho cubs It is said ho objects strongly to going to tho reds missIon this season playing second base for Cleveland Charlie Carr and Bill Bradley will operate a sporting goods shop at l Cloveland this winter Chick Stahl lost a valuable pair oi diamond sleeve buttons on tho Dos tons last trip to Philadelphia Young Eddie Hahn of tho Highland ors has made a splendid Impression both In New York and abroad Manager Jack Stahl is playing a great game at present flrl Hug sense F tlonally and batting hard id timely 1 Pitcher Henley can obtain comfoil In knowing that Cy Young has lost sixteen games by ono run this season j Hugh Tate tho Homestead outfielder outfield-er lint been signed by the Washington club and will join the team at once I Lajolc Is In uniform once more but I II will bo content to do nothing moro W than direct his team President Noyes of Washington has ordered Hugh rate recently of tho Cumbcrlands to report nt onco to Manager Stain Bill Bradley Is quoted as saying that ho will retire after this season Nobody No-body takes that seriously least of all the Cleveland club officials Bill Wolfe of Washington Is ready q to pitch again after being laid up for six weeks with a broken rib caused by pitching a snap ball In a game President Taylor of Boston assorts that Jimmy Collins will have charge of his team again next season and will continue to play third base r 1 American Association As a rungetter Davy Jones tops all n tho players In this league Ho will boa bo-a handy man for the Tigers next year Ed Kenna of the Louisville team Is still In n Kansas City hospital Brashear and Clay have gone to their homes In Iowa and Pennsylvania Catcher Bob Drury returned to Columbus Co-lumbus after a season with the Binghamton Bing-hamton team and will start In on his q second year at Starling Medical College Col-lege Columbia closed Its season in ablaze j a-blaze of glory by blanking Louisville 1 for the fourth time In three days It established a new American Association Associa-tion record J At Grand Rapids Sept 19 Ganzolls it i Grand Rapids beat St Paul 1 to 0 Same day the St Louis Nationals beat ro t Columbus 3 to 0 Samo day Louisville Louis-ville at Mansfield 0 beat Mansfield 8tol d Major league clubs are said to be 1 considering Bill Clymcr of tho Columbus Colum-bus team for manager for next season sea-son Ho has demonstrated that ho la one of the best handlers of men that ever worked In the minors Mike Kelly manager of the Saints is one of the greatest baso ball generals gen-erals in tho minor leagues He can do moro with a green player than any i other manager as shown by the cham plonshlps ho brought to St Paul foi two years In succession I Says President OBrien All It quiet now In tho Mike Kelley caso and I dont expect that the A A magnates mag-nates will have much to do with It There may bo a stir when Lennon wants to take back his placo as chairman chair-man of the board of directors |