Gunnison Valley News | 1919-06-27 | Page 4 | Diamond Notes

NOTES Little Rock has released Pitcher Harry Coveleskie. He could not come back. The Cardinals on paper appear capable ca-pable of better ball than they have been playing. Everett Scott of the Boston Red Sox has been doing some heavy batting bat-ting of late. Umpire Murray was bombarded with cushions at Minneapolis. Better cushions cush-ions than pop bottles. When it comes to making two and three-base hits, the American league has a great advantage on the National. J. P. Austin, the veteran of the St. Louis Browns, is back on third base and leadoff man in the batting order. J. Leiter Aitcheson. a pitcher and outfielder of Maryland Agricultural college, has been sipned by the Brooklyn Brook-lyn Dodgers. S. S. Smith, the Brooklyn pitcher who recently returned from service overseas, appears to be in championship champion-ship form. E. J. PfeiTer of Brooklyn ai.d C. A. Causey of the Giants are having a great race for leading pitcher in the National league. Leslie Nunamaker was awarded $4,-500 $4,-500 for Injuries received in an automobile auto-mobile accident last December. The St. Louis catcher sued for $15,000. Although little is said about th fielding of Z. A. Terry and G. W. Cut-1 Cut-1 shaw of the Pittsburgh Nationals j they are putting up a splendid di j fensive game around second base.