The evening world. Newspaper, July 22, 1904, Page 9

‘Valuable Man to Team and Only Real All. Round Player New York Nationals Have on the Roll. Roger Bresnahan, who plays centre @arden for the Glants, ia the only real all-around player that Johnny McGra has on his team, Besides being able play any position in the outfield, he oan also pitch well, catch off the bat and play any spot on the infleld that Me Graw calls on him to cover, Bresnahan began his career as a twirler and continued pitching until one Gay while he was a member of the Baltimete team Robinson was taken sick and Bresnahan asked for the,privi- lege of taking “Robb! place, Bres- @ahan made good right away, and asa result he was assigned that position, which he has always filled until shortly after the begining of the present sea- eon, when McGraw called on him to take McCormick's place in centre field. McGraw had come to the conclusion that Roger, while able to cover the third sack well, was a better man for the outfleld, and sent him to that posl- tion, putting Devlin on third base. Bresnahan is a conscientious worker, B great hitter, a sure man on long files and a good base runner. He showed conclusively last season that he {s one of the greatest hitters In the profession. While a member of the Giants last season he played in only U1 games and made 112 safe hits, and (ed the Giants in hitting for the season with a batting average of 30. He finished fifth in batting honors for the year, being five points behind Wagner who led the National Leaguo with an @verage of 285 per cent. At the beginning of the present sea- gon Bresnahan was unabdle to get going mith the stick and his batting average ‘was very low. Since the Giants started on thelr present Western trip Bresna- han took @ big brace in his hitting, so Much #o that he is hitting better since the team has been on the road than any other player on the team, If Bresnahan can keep up his great slugging it ts only 4 question of 4 few weeks before be will be leading the Giants in hitting. Bresnahan was born in Toledo, oe fe ls twenty-seven years of He fan his professional career My the Interstate League as a pitcher, In 1899 ho was with the Washington club, In 1900 he was in the Western League. Bresnahan went to Balt!more jn 1901 Qs 4 pitcher, The team was short a ¢atoher and Bresnahan was tried be- hind the bat, He-wmede a success of it, and was in 191 and 192 one of tho best catchers jn Hy American League He came to New York last July is Ing average last season . In the American Li tonal, OFF THE BAT. No, there is no truth In the rumor that John 7. and Ban B. pistols and coftee, pave Sanes It's only a due! according to the code wordo, McGraw Is on the firing line, for John T, McGraw used to shoot ‘em pretty straight, But Ban is something of an peiaown quantity on the sass back hing. But what does the fan think? He's jo be heard from, and he's some bumpkins, weather has cost the club a fine sum of money, Mention of the fact that the Brooklyn foam needed an outfielder who could hit Se out an assertion from Col. Bar- Dreyfuss that the Cy Asso- clnton wae planning to w: league clubs next number “T will tell you why Dolan, , gets such lacings from a apa} fr man in Cineimnati * Ba he man is interested in having weveral outfelders in the Aner jean sold next fall. ‘There wit! Rambo of gold ary? worked o jarry Herrmann if he is not Keeph eye open.” io Tt oertainly does look Ike a strdy diackbird in the roost when the York Nationals play six favorites, with Ahelr next-door neighbors barred, Mec- Graw has sent forth the ukase, Any American club, save the New Yorks, Mr. Fan will want a reason. A bet~ ter one than that Johnny isn’t in love with the American Presdent. What does the fan care about their personal srievances, anyway? It's baseball he's after, And where can he at down to such a feast as that dished up in a sevencourse spread by the two local teams? Chief Zimmer lat aughing! 3a beat decision. that have male “hh year was delivered at Cincinnat! the other day. Tommy Corcoran after put- If the Highlanders win out, It's the big guess that they will cross bats ball on a baserunner going to with the Glants, Brush, McGraw et] fiyonty *hty quer an yee? a al. to the contrary, notwithstanding. ba) ma! & rotten decision.’ And think of the gate, SES I replied, ‘I will make @ Wouldn't It} good now, You eneak to the open your wallet? bench,’ ” But how about t same Highland-| rank Pastorious, the you left- ore? Hf they don't get a wiggle on| handed pitcher, who President Rhbete ‘ bought Albany for deliv: ry next | spring, haa been home att L funeral ¢. a, J brother. Pastorio boon ; ae Fares 7 beers company. boy is too qmall it Ziptay. tos m t earn it ih bare tl the release of Harry McChes- the Giants can give them the Ja after alt their demands. ones Riad Crutchbund mus must soon mend their a or there will (ne be no bunting for ‘They had & golden chance in the lat- ter games at home. Boston was drop- ping down tho percentage shaft, but| ey, Might, flelder the Des Moines their runners-up tumbled with them, ball i cue, bit LJ S Re It doesn't matter why, they're not team, which is operated Hom: cd by the Worary attached to the Home- atead works of the Carueate Bteel Com- ny. Lobert, third baseman on Des olen, } lives near Pittsburg also. Ho waa tried out by Pittsburg last fall. He 2a" around his bases and a fair bats. getting there, They can't run bases Decause their best tally-tracers are all out of grease In their hin There's & story with a moral goes with this, They're in the same county as the man who was trying to get away from 4 shogun and found 4 jack replis th, Says the man to the rab- you can’t run, get out of the ‘way and let some one who can.” Will Barney Dreyfuss please sit up ‘and let us hear from him again? In the beginning of the season he wanted Col. Barney Dreyfuss claims to have the man to discover Arthur Dev- lin's weakness at the bat when a low curve given him, Barney watched the Bostons play at the Polo epee one day several weeks ago witnessed Withelm worry Deviin into three strike outs by a low curve. —so he said—to bet all kinds of sur-| “] guese Deviln did not do much dam- | ate at the Giants would not be| age with his bat against. u t the money when the final runner jittle magnate, Pitcher Pull was retired for 1! that MeGann is weak on & high curve in close to him. Chiet Zimmer intimates that the Phillies play bad ball at tines, being really carelems. No doubt there is a lot of satisfaction for Zimmer in the fact that Duffy has not made even as ond a stowing ax Zimmer did last year, with material supposed to be wenker, There js no sharp criticism of Mana- ger MeGraw In this city for his refusal to meet the American Leax’ vionshin winners in a seties Provided the Giants get t Toast from Pittsburg was written by Where is the old-time outfielder who ® run at the plate arth ed garden? Now, when a a ns home from third the tall’ hes be relayed to an infielder, Are the tay whips growing | numb? ‘The blond Browne when he is runs 80 fast trying for a fly in the Giants’ right garden that his cap always goes by the board. The absence of ihe eaves him without the r shade for his eyes, and this in- eres with his accurate judgment of fe balt's direct! But Mr. Bre gentleman of Inanite resources, "He | one man. “Local patrons have not been his bonnet on with a hatpin| stirred up over the matter. . That only goes to show you DS. ny Re can't beat that M leGraw bunch. wi to Play Ba The "Lady Brook!) as," an\ aggtega- The Pittaburg club is réeeed Oe on org tion of Gail-toners “composed entirely shad meee unique ot ore from the city actoas ba ames pve ° over amg been at = vruction TOM LEACH NOW PIRATE MANAGER Tommy Leach, the diminutive third baseman of the Pittsburg team, is now OM jacting mannger. He has succeeded Hans Wagner, who for the past four years has been assistant manager, taking charge at all times during the absence of Manager Fr larke. Clarke is con- fined to his home from tnjurtes received in the game last Friday, and in addition to that is threatened wih typhoid fever. The ohange in the management during the abserwe of Clarke came aa a great surprise It was in reality decided on after the game of yesterday, Leach had @ long conference with Dreyfuss and would not take the position until as sured that Wagner would not longer be in control under any circumstances, The kicking of Wagner, while persist- ent, has not been to the point. On Sat- urlay he made several kicks on minor mers, rit aid not butt in on de- cisions ich meant much, EVENTS ON CARD AT HARVEY GAMES Having obtalaed sanction from the A A. U., @ big programme of athletic events has been arranged for the games of the Charles J. Harvey Association, which takes place at Sulger's Harlem Park, One Hundred and Twenty- street and Second avenue, on Friday, Aug. 12. The following events are open to all amateurs, A. U. rules to govern Sixty-yard dadh, 90-yard run, 1,00-yard run, and running broad jump, all han- dt aimty-y ard vice, and dO. yard run, novice Watch will be awarded the win diamond ¢ Pin to second in vent. Entr e ‘ close with J. E. Sullivan, No. 15 Warren | street, on Aug, 9 H So CROSBY BEAT DIXON. (Bpecial to The Evening World.) OF D IIl.—ROGER BRESNAHAN, GIANTS’ OUTFIELDER. iret A Ati biel i ’ i INING, 4 P [AMOND, RING Bp at es JOHN J. RYAN WINS $40,000. eee eee ee: The Evening World will publish each day if possible the || latest pictures with biographical sketches of each of the |) |} Giants, leaders in the National League pennant race. The | | | series should form a valued collection to those interested in the national game. AMATEUR BALL PLAYERS The Bvening World will publish every day in the Sporting Edition all the news of the amateur baseball players, scores of thelr games, chal of The Evening World, Pulitser Building, New York. ha Sherkowits, i ¢. 1b; Helte hi; Woven 3b.; Fassler, a9 if, Willle Rosenblum, It; M. Lett Grossman, firat substitute; F. We second substitute, On mh Pasay, the the Atlantic i. B, te nbroge |. score of 12 to * Qhe feacure crt ‘ame was the pitching of Snyder, strik- fn out thirteen inen and giving the en hits, John Sorg, Captain, | Wee Fifty-secord street, New York arrange games with City. an Pe fourteen to fifteen yer The Rid H capa tan 8 are tn bith) and Fx eat ‘open for out-of-town teams of- om Che dnducements. ‘Sark le, ww! mney ¥ pee A you! man, eighteen yeare ) | arran | would oike tu Jom a team. Is an all-| of round player, Address A hwarta, | 3 No. 3% West Twenty-third atreet thet Star Lights would like to errenge oy mes with teams averaging eleven thirteen Ba the Mohawks of Lewis x G c. wteen r side bet. Address lchnuge, No Paddy Ryan. The winners would like to hear from teams averaging 0 to Ml y Address Maurice Ryan, No. 247 Two inflelders Pauls jibe to ee niformed team fourteen te teen yea Address Adam Spicles, N teams averaging from | second avenue, clty. The Hickory A. ©. book games with hine {9 twelve yeare old ‘The batting | teen to lxteen M. Schwinger, ears. “a 108 Avenue 8 elty 2 Clintons of the enst side would ue te ‘hear from tearns vveraging thirteen to fifteen years (or side bets of from & to $. alt expenses to tp town teams Rov rd for %, Address [), 0. Zuckerman, Sheriff street, city. The Ixton Baseball Club would like to Fear fron. uniformed teams aver- ening. Pineteen to twenty years old, roas Anthony Inrhoff.. Manager, 64 R, On Ilundred and = Sixteenth et, elty The Naval Juniors would lke to hear from a good plicher and @ few out- elders. Addresa Oscar Alexander, No. 1620 Madison avenue, city The Point BB, Club will meet the Hitchcock's Fish Mongers on July % at FP. Lohbauer’s Pelham Bay Park. OLUETT, PEABODY & CO, AKERS OF CLUETT AND HONANOH GrMTD The ex-Clovers will cross bats with the Clover 8 1 Club this Sugday, | ~ 4 Fs a9 - “Red” Ames wanted to win the worst They line up as follows: Dave Wein- PIANOS AND ORGANS, iD Goldateln, If.; Philip kind of a way yman Abramowita, rf.; t Pittsburg, especially, because the Pittsburg newspapers and Oe @ Mitthenthal, ef; Col, Dreyfuss have been poking fun|Sim Weinstein, 2b.; Isidor Weiner, ¢.; at him for weeks past, Ames comes| John Kats, p. from _Iilion, Y., the same team as tes Cresesat 2 Dr, Scanion, @ Pittsburg pitcher long| Emerald B, B. 8 since released, 1. ‘They line Re as follows: W.L. 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CORONA not ena, ORLY, PINE, mw oatr: Hook vie: $3.40 ‘shee ‘stores, you will ee < lina. 0 Douglas clisdnaeas ian aicf orang’ 3892 73 show Fart Coler Eyetete will not turn bresey. CHESTER, Pa., July 22. — steve Crosby, of Louisville, knocked out Young Gixon, Of Philadelphia, in tae fourth round at the mid-week open-air boxing show of the Lenox Rihletks Club. Dixon was badly punished about! the head and body, und was revived! with dimculty by his seconds, ; Bill, of ane es mm We ) BACK Be. a vlughe below Beaks WE sah Leave Mattery 835, 9.9), ILM AM 4 Saturdays, GIANTS AND THEIR LIVES. | lenges, &c, Address all communications to the Amateur Baseball Editor The Volunteer B. B.C. would Mike to | Fran Would ike to! for side bet | 425 West One Hundred Oregon A. ¢ 00001190 Two fielders of the Orient A. C, would years. like to finish the season with a strong Second avenue, city. , [uniformed team, fifteen to sixteen years. On Gupday, quly i lh the Pope & Address Alfred Biri baum, No, lb First B. T. he estorn i) ts avenue, city, woul i * core of 17 t6 Me Beore BY! Pye Linden A. C., of Brooklyn Mille, innings: Py Would like to book games with teams A Western A Qrijarevere $298 190234 0-MI even to twelve years, The Somer. nt AY 8.25 420 P.M remier tet, Navaho and Y. 8. H C. pre TIC LINE- M. and Battery for Premiers Salavure ‘snd ferted G. M. Geyer, Kim ey Brook: has a LINE—@.25 A. Hindcoft, lyn Hills, ARD ATR LINE 12.38 P.M. and A pitcher and ontfelder would lke to joln a strong team in Harlem, aver- the following score 2 Lang and Higgins. | 230-9 Rage eg 43415 FS oe] on duly 4 the Ragies, of Hast Thir- | The Eliteott F. ¢ would like te are | Tone ree ste ete ane aia range friendly gaa OO anae ner. |here would like to book games wit Afternoons with first-class 4eame 810%. | toamn averaging twelve to fourtee aging sixteen years. ig Lib an of age. Elk Juniors, Youn, open, Adgrese H. ©. ‘an a ot the Sacred Heart Academ erty r and ex of lower side prefe ‘The Neptune Baseball Club wieh tol fag Address How. Vaughan, No would like to ar. + PATTEN | INE) AND RACE DENTISTRY, FREE! FREE}! FREE! 5 DENTISTRY. FOR ONE WEEK ONLY rp ‘yids a we will do ell dental cn Bridges. Tn ord ice ence net LADY ATTENDANTS. :|AMERIGAN PAINLESS DENTISTS, 252 West 42d Street, ard nw Piet ae ee a ——— WHITE'S” DENTAL SURGEQ wea nase OFFICE HOV ror a RAILROADS. — RAILROAD. fon of WEST TWENTY-THIRD er Hg DESUKOSES and CORTLANDT yabrosses roseee and later d Sine keving time (from cat ts, ts flv referred, They ine up. as fol-land Fifty-eighth street Cortlandt ste ie snutes Inter than f.; Frankel Kum-| ‘The Monicas would like to ron TH we ‘|qames with teams averaging thirteen £4 # ~CHIe Art MeCormick, 105} 19 Afteen years; the Jubilee BB. Cy TP NE Nias ai, H. Adams, No-| Lakewood F.C, Elm Juniors and A v4 A P Riibeton etre street, ett Young Decatura preferred. Would also Yate ich ri go, CRN tous 0 ly defeated) like to hear from. a strong ner. |, uo) ue hatin Tn are bef per gs % to 8.) Adkiress Join A, Walsh, No. & Bast, The feature of the game was the piteh-: Eightieth atreet, : on HY NPE ing of Leo Thompson and the batting oflOlympie A. C.. 02302000 | RR iN eae "Be ‘Western RAILWAT— i GONEY 18 teen years aging fifteen to sixteen vears. A atte 1 482 West Broadway Weinshank, No. 3M West One Hundred ott ohe admission to The Juniors defeated the Act Tur and Twentieth atreet, city, Weekdaye's Mok DREAM L the frat game of Indoor baseball f0F| ong xew Beas dofented the Adiron- AS the championship of the ¥. MH. A. bY] qaciy by n score of 3 to 6. Lintterles r, Lg 0.55 ibunaaye, My os oul tng Largest Steet Sars EAR ; nice . cnly, except h| urdays ony oe ” ‘anc: . iy Gtreete cay. oH se i | tieker offices, 184 roe. ay fg Avenue i venue (corner 20th named House order 1s a4 follows: Pelt@eon, Mur | The Hickory A.C. would Ime. Beans ee Ow ths Hiotsn, daseball teams averaging fifteen ot. “aun do.; Johannes, 8b. Ad- Hickory A.C. are playing iret: pany aus Ene oie ares Pelteson, No. 32 ‘East One| class ball, haying beep defveted inly eis and “Fesidencs d r lew | once < Hunde and Nineteenth street, New | (or tty Columbus avenue and Lin: be gene reet, Van N roa ‘ab hi Sm UJ Zomphine F. C. woult Mke to 9 = from first-class catener, four. General RO, _General Pemanser | Rent. Ne (ore Central depart trom Grand Centra Station, met West fe iu qroumae Ida, tee ete bs tryhabar “fase ast od fan re speci ‘ Mi Wont Limited at. atoee Twentieth ent an iparaiogs. Lim Detroit and Chi The Lake shore o cynnatt and Mt. "4. Montreal Bapreas, fem M-Southwestern Special, Pacific Sapregs. rm Loule ree. ly. Except Sun acept Honda, saturday only. 1 cent Baku junday. 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