The evening world. Newspaper, August 11, 1904, Page 11

WHAT HAS BECOME OF DEVLIN? ASK THE FANS Third Baseman of the Giants Has Iyot Bean : Seen on the Diamond tor Many a Day, and He Is Missed at the Bat. ‘What hks become of Arthur Deviin? could go into the game and do well He Is One of the Best Flelders in the Business and a Sprinter of Rare Speed George Browne the Giants’ right- fi is one of the fastest men play- ball in this country, He is also one O€ the most fleet-footed runners in the profession, being able to run one hundred yards: tn less than 11 seconds. ‘That question happens to be agitating rowel to take the place of the reguiar| Besides being a wonderful sprinter, fandom just now. ‘The third baseman of the Giants, who became one of the popular idols by rea- on of Tis fast work in the field and his Joke in the National League, I was em- ployed to obtain results, So far I have done tairty well Dena Giving Satisfaction. “Jack Dunn is covering third base to ry qatisfaction, and at the stick he is doing his share toward the winning of @ames. It has been part of my polloy to have players on the reserve list who Beare BALL PLAYERS ‘Wortd-wilt: publish every-day in the Sporting Bdition | ‘ork Fr. ©, would lke to first class sem!-protes- members of the team. It just so hap- T have been fortunate in this {a no position on the nine fll with substitutes who i gf bes tS 33 iz asked frequently why | lin, & star outfielder, lertes, Bresnahan and can take care of any- comes thelr way in the further territory, and are handy men at the bat. But a turned ankle in the out- i zeF fie? f é game, when I seoured Mike, thought that I would put him in to play at onge, It might have been 4 popular move, The fan knows Doalln, and would like to sce him play. “But I-have three out-felders who are doing their work to my satisfaction, Tf any one of them is hurt or goes bad, Lbave Donlin, Then I will play him, Team Work Wanted. “To my bia agpoge of the game, an paéividual ts not important, oaly a Sitter out when he js ba send in orret man, I have t omen in t the ninth part of t standing the importance ‘hat popularly attaches to a pitcher, “Individual work has won ball games. & timely hit, a daring slide to a base, he cool head in the ag | that Paed th | 4 payer out of a hole, has turned ¢ rtunes of battle, a roposition, during a Ww pave ¢ combination t Brilliant create applau: but it i che r ot grind that adds up the bi fourteen years, on our own grounds, and a 0 good al ‘around catcher would like to yi some strong Brooklyn team that Cuntere, igi By to uetecke ‘ormerl) Crescent F.C. Address fiaome tfong and 6 ‘Day | ter ie, Hinrich, No, 8 Dodworth street, Peter \t bare would like to “g ¢ with al |. church teams to ¥ ive; altar boys 4 Cunneen, No 106 jay teams eleven jates ope! \wieh Arrow B. B.C. will old, Have few A Bi. and P. Juniors would like to fr. games with teams averaging ‘eleven to oe years of ago < ds. The team ha tt, 1b; Hanniga: et challenges ‘West One Hun- it, ety. k, ‘Twenty- -third street and Ly ek ue, the Seminoles de- the Armitage A. C. by, the fol- score HE ae ee Heriee—biyers and Danser, ‘The Ciiffords, one of the strongest amateur teams in the city, would like to bP yo games with stromg out-of- oeering, suitable, Noa rents, ‘addres F. 1, No, atree! Srveaty: aR Giozemont F.C bw aad ns e089, ® seore ot 3 to 508 iu @ line-up is as fol- la jrimed, i; @ ef; Smith, rf; Bb; Bohraner, tb; Kienley, 1b; Casey, #8; Ruess, p, and May 1a, F. C. claims to ha’ the Neptune F. C. of ‘% to 0. The Neptunes ¢ | the Trvings, but ae Reobeamoda odate them with a ir hd wish, For gan Delaney, No. 139 eed street, city. y Club Junfors defeated te Lint idgets by a score of lt to eee y innings 632000381 —" 4301201102 would Ike to arrange cams averaging ten to Address Joseph Baroch, t Sixth street, city. kford B. B. C, would like to rs it a few good all-around pisy- Sees! 0 live in Harlem. Would like to games with teams avera) to fourteen years. Addres: No. i Bast One Hundred and East defeated the @ willing gam ad. Wes i Cc. zone like to poly persons Sunday gt No. en ave acs hb to B. Al Bast Kighth sree ‘he Jefferson F. rut, the Uto- F. C. by a score of 9 to crack’ second baseman dintibe a Babe ich ony pe povtegnes team in or Ladage, No, 133 . East Seventh stree wood battery would like to join a team svgrasing, from fifteen to oo in the nelghbor- South Brooklyn, Address + No, 2 Seventh the tie Juniors defeated y of 3 arrange Junters |b, score ik wing nine to would to p as follows: Bracke, second base; C. F. Reimer, ‘pitcher; Stahibits, third eld; Gotiesman, 'ghartman, centre field @ played on our grounds in Greenpoint, ixth street arg Warren F. C. challenges all teams jing nine to twelve years. Games played on our ul We would mn Address J.P. Kiev, Bs FH ress irvin, iter etreet, Tay. > Labor | 4 “Tanthropological exhibit. "| racer by the aboriginal Indian tribes Two ‘ii-arouna players wanted HA ba & Vacancy for Sperittoy and lett . Call any evening betwee: id Albrecht, No. 110 Bedford street, horse Christopher. ‘The Melvin B. B, C. would Ii ames with uniforme: es eee ais Mast j|outflelders averaging § John Bacher, nth At Yorkville Field Sunday, es cba Falcon A 90000 ty] Powhattan A. 00000110 0-8 Ratteries—J. Quinn and Mahoney; L. Pierce and Greene. The Belmores would like to arrange j-| games with teams ay me gs from fit. teen to sixteen y t game is with the Lenox Juniors in Central Park, Aug 13, Address, Michael Walsh, No. 221 BBst Sixty- te J street, City, ‘On Sunday, Aug. 7, the Crescent Scrub A. C. defeated the Hartford A, C., of Long island cit , by @ score of 6 to 2. The featur “this game were the double plays made by the Crescent Scrubs. Joseph W. Rettig did the wire Ing for Crescent Scrubs. Score by in- nings Crescent Scrubs 11-8108 | Hartford EesbealT EA A REL Cc. 43 SAVAGE TABS + TAS EXPOSITION MEET ST. LOUIS, Aug. 11.—A two day's ath- letic meet was begun on the Stadium to- day, solely participated in by the many savage tribes from all parte of the world, which constitute the Exposition's The meet drew a large crowd, ‘The pigmies from Africa were the last to consent to take part. interpreters they were informed that money prises would be given, but not until they were assured that water- melons would also be added to the prise list was thelr consent to take part in the meet obtained The events comprised hockey, and foot racing by the Cocopa Indiana, archery by the hairy Alnus of Japan, tree climbing and mud throwing by the African pigmies, bolo throwing from horseback by Patagonians, and sack LABOR DAY GAMES. The apnual Labor Day plenic and games of the Brooklyn A. C. will be held the club grounds, Monteverde's Grand Street Park, Maspeth, L. L, Sept. 6 The events, which are open to all armateur athletes, whether belonging to an atoletic clb or not, and which will be run under A. A. U. rules, follow: Johnson avenues. | ° Through their Cu football | 4, Browne is also @ sure man en long file, low line drives, a beautiful (thrower and @ great man at stealing vases, His great baserunning bas been veaponsible for many runs which the Glante have secured in games this year, Browne i certainly playing wonder ful ball for MoGraw’s outfit and hit- ting the ball harder than he has been for many seasons at this time of the faster In getting down to first bage than he ever was. This has been proved And ass bunter Browne, without ques- tion, is one of the most scientific that ever atepped to @ plate. He seems to ar just when @nd where to drop the Browne was originally @ Washington boy, and first played professional ball with Lynchburg, which also produced Dan McGann, Ai Orth and other celeb, rities, He then went to Montreal, and from there to Philadelphia. He puts his whole heart in the game, plays for the team's average, not his own, goes for everything. and this year has the ne ry confidence that he lacked mason to put him at the top of ‘4 ori t ‘his position in 2 pone baseball HERBMANK WIL BE RE-ELECTED CINCINNATI, Ohlo, Aug. U. ~ Ban Johnsom and Garry Herrmann held an important conference regarding base- ball matter: Attorney John Bruce, secretary of the National Baseball Commission, was present at the conference, Matters for the meet- ing of the commission in this city on Sept 1 were arranged. Lively doings &re expected on the claim question, and Herrmann Johnson decided to get a fame nting their leagues on the commission. Hermann Is to be re- shetes president and Bruce secretary. regard to henge all conflicting aratts will be settled by drawing lots. Tebeau, owner of tha Louis ville and Denver clubs, mad % BS ition for Pe pire’ lub, aia i ek soc left this att ecmplete t i a NEWPORT POLO OPENS MONDAY NEWPORT, Aug. 1.—The Newport polo season, which opens on Monday, promises to be the most brililant In years, There are three series of cups to be played for—the Newport, West- chester and Brenton Reef. Play for the Newport will begin on Monday, and the 4m jn the series are Rockaway, Wes'. chester First, Myopia Second, Country lub cf Westchester and Westchester on will team: booters, Rockawa: Country Club of ter, ‘he drawings for “the Brenton Reef cup Will be made go as to suit the con- venience of the teams eS SS LONG AUTO AUN COMES TO AN END ST. LOUIS, Aug. 1l.—The New York autolsts are enjoying themselves at the Fair, The great automobile tour from New York, Boston and other clues along the line of route has ended in the World's Fair City, Scores of automobiles crossed the great Eads Bridge, and in triumphant protession entered the portals of the Great White tter two weeks of constant rid- er roads Cs were alternately . and Indifferent, a, of the worst roads encountered ‘on the tour were met with about thirty miles trom this city, Heavy rains vis- section yesterday and this and the highways were nub werous to both ma- an of the fitty- ton, that started rons wy ring! eld Inished the tour successfully, ther than tl twenty miles of bad road that came right within sight of the goal point, the course from Springfield to this clty was ali that could be desired, mene the cars struck the sticky mud, hey cut mil sorts of capers, Vem I ane to the wheel and dodgt dite! There were a number livlons due to the bad roads, but with one exception they were of fittle con- sequence. B, Clifford Swinehart came into hard collision with another ma- chine, and his auto was temporarily put out of the run: anne er about ‘automoblitats ot ¢ origina! touring. party who finish: the tour, Twenty df those who trav. fats 10-yard dash (handicap), T-yard dash |elied over the hundreds of miles be- (novice), 33-yard run (handicap), 0- Yard run Meee gene ‘§0-yard run (han- dicap), 80-yard (novice) and putting pond shot (pangiony). he en- ill close Aug. 31 ith John A. No. 34 Bedford avenue, Dieges & Clust, No. % John street, New York, — TO BACK WEIL, : uddie Bird, better known as “White vt Harlem, who {8 looking after the Interests of Jack Well, a crack ban- tam of Hariem, wants to back his ie gina iit Rast aE has tween their homes and this city were women, pales 2 Paarl RYAN TRAINING FOR BURDICK BOUT, Billy Ryan, of Brooklyn, is training hard for his fifteen-round bout with Johnny Burdick, Young Corbett's spar. ring partner. They meet at 122 pounds at 3 o'clock for a side bet and gate in Betvate, a alg phy State on Friday, ase. feels confident of win- vin Canlnaatl vee CURLEY WOULD FIGHT. “Kia” Curley, PIANOS AND ORGANS, Within Everybody’s Means The eleven styles of pianos offered by Bloomingdale Brothers the clever New York Y a, AUGUWITH: 1 : OF DIAMOND, RING X—BROWNE, GIANTS OUTFIELDER eather-welght ave or “Kid Loo f Elizabeth, N. 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No botter planos are manufactured, and matohad elsewhere, them in coustruction, tone or quality a , from $100 to $200 above Built to Last a Lifetime by skilled plano builders, and every plano is fully guaranteed in every ur price, y plano we sell was particular for a term of ten years, We |! pianos ob as close a margin of profit as possible, and our facilities mean that you at once save all middieman's prot buyin wants to meet Tommy e of Tony Bender, fore the Manhat« d each at Ita price cannot be Anos which do not begin to compare with fered by dealers every day ENDURANCE RACE FOR OARSMEN TO TRY FOR NON-STOP Arrangements have been completed for the non- hep automobile rua ia New wey. Si New York, who will have a co drivera and observers, will undertake to break the non-stop world's rene | | made recently, Mr. Bowman and party will use e| four-cylinder = Clement-Bayard = ma- china, the same make of machine that | was used in making the English record. | The start will be trom the West End, Long Branch Automobile Show, next Monday morning at 10 o'clock, and the terminals of the run wlll be Spring at cach terminal, night charge of Stiendanta™ seit cal Col, Albert A. Pope yesterda, | sented & handsome cup aa the baking joral parade fc Secoray a Me dermonin i tee Seg, Many other notable ang good roa | present during Among the entries for th; a eel yesterday Ne 9 B, N. ‘hanley f Newark, + Who will drive ) the famous world's rec ord machine for- n hy owned by W. K. Vanderbilt, jr, Tho Matheson Motor Car Company’ en- their fast racer, and Joe Tracey. & well-known metropolitan driver, who ai 40 Well In Plorida laat wipter, will a fee sient 5m Teter will ‘drive Lake, entered his machi ae, and, a Ptelenvam from William Wal Boston, completed his entry, Lake and West End. The four drivers, who will alternat In order to take some sleep, will keep the engine running night and day until record js broken or the machine ; and the observers will b a- | in Hor byte] be end of te Foupe, nel Spri e a other necessaries will te on vied 1, of enn ag eatenineine gO items, ‘The American League te having its] Polo Grounds yesterday. Zimmer ups and downs, And that is the thing 5, hang to help out Carpenter ta the that makes an Interesting fight for the | [66 of play, Carpanter looked re- pennant. boys have taken @ tumble Chicago now leads. — tention, of Pittsburg, 6 with his eyes and te | at nt play, Two days In the we 4 Dhyatcian permits him to watch a wane, the other a darkened room. 2” "¢ 1 confined to Fp Rand way, siniling Bert Wolfe te pitching god for th tors. Grithy rays sald Wilber sae; & Kod , Orth Meher, but he traded him tor In the National League It {9 different. — The Giants have @ cinch on the rag.! The dangerous stick w slugging Clevelands: does” acim boowt them to the top, at that, After all, felding has someth winning ball gamen © '® 40 with Grimth's from first place. Only one game separates the first and secoud, with Boston, the champions, very close up. It looks like a see-saw all the while. the to Only the most untoward kind of a slump can beat them out And there certatnly does not seem chance for that to happen with the kind of ball they are playing Jake Beckloy puts one in min time ball player who wore th ok mustache and tlited his hat over hia left ear lke "Mose, the Firemen talk k to @ minor no.” Particularly with MoGraw at the belm. e wae # gioval ba —_ Lajole sa. Pittsburg !s trying hard to make Cleveland, good the boast that they would eventu- ally land. Thoy are coming, but the distance Is too far now, league, but He will stick to Tr Clark Crifih hat his way “st_ O'Loyghlin would—dat {t is @ harrow. ing thought LUTHER TAYLOR, UMPIRE. Luther Taylor, the famous deat-mute pitoher of the League, wil! act as umpire at the Pro- tectory Grounds, Van Nest. on Sun- dav next, when the Emeralds of that Place cross bats with the crack All- Juban team, The latter nine do all thelr coaching in Spanis: which makes quite a hit and considerable noise, but thelr chattering will be lost & Taylor, jess responses to any kicks regist against lis decision: bento Although there was no game at the BIG PARADE Ot CYCLISTS HERE Many cycliete of both sexes are rolling for the big Metropolitan Cycltat Reunton and Parade, which ts to be held on Aug. 2, the start being at the Fifty-ninth street Circle and the finish Jat Coney Island, No elntry tee te, required and each participant ts to re- ceive @ souvenir of the ride These reunions have proved immense- ly popular in Boston, Detroit, Indian- apolis, Cleveland and many other cities, and from present indieations the parade ext week will eclipse anything of the present year. 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