The evening world. Newspaper, April 15, 1912, Page 10

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MoGraw, Jennings, Clarke and Ohance|Jennings and Cha He was aguressive at all 08, will always have « team protty well upito win. He never adi fim the race, 1 look to eee good results| would not stoop to knowe the delieve he will Kulng’s management this season. ai game of baseball, @TANDING OF THE CLUBS, aft ooaie “AROULTO OF Batts, Girdoat & |ATIONAL LEAGUE, Te also es JTEROAY'S GAMES. [Se eat MRR eT istoen, GAME GOHEDULED FOR TO-DAY. Taal VENING WORLD, “0 BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK IT’S SO DIFFERENT THIS. YEAR! Y The Press Publishing Co. (The New York Worlé) 4 ‘ : tt ioe Copyright, 1918, »; AUSTRIA MAY 21 trial for one year. The one year wer to make a showing for that one that he caf be retained for the next. 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ARNHEIM | Largest Tailoring Establishment in the World. ) |x Arai. 16, 19 Pool Is Latest Form af Mild Gamblin Financial Interest Stirred Up in Many Offices and Business Which Teams Will Score é Most Runs Each Week. 3 rt i H i Fe E i gi i# fal offer you | DEMY 82. BOR athe PiMGES PRETTY HURTIG & SEAMON'S ~ Yisi if Broadway & 9 Ninth Street|* Fagot cinder tah trite Xs Making Athletics Only Classy Team That Has Displayed True Form in Opening Games. BY BOZEMAN BULGER. | HERD te a big switch in the base ball field to-day end it will be some time before the fans ef Greater New York will have a chance to see ali three teams battling in the confines of the big town at the same time. ‘The Giants hurried up to Boston last night for @ three game series which they hope will round them inte shape for the big opening at the Polo Grounds on Thuraday. The Washington club, under the lead- ership of Clark Griffith, comes to the ‘Hilltop to take @ crack at the High- landers and the Phillis are here to play et Brooklyn. In the meantime the fans of tlle coun- try are looking with pussled interest at the standing of the clubs in the big he end of the ‘week of find all of the pennant National League in the second division whise the forty, sixty and one bundred to one shots are nest- ling around the top. Just why it al- einnat! @re vewing ther strange eur roundings around the top ATHLETICS ONLY CLASS TEAM STARTING OFF WELL. have got away toe spring they were in t! Harry Wolverton has been ex unfortunate at the beginning but he fe not at all discouraged. A bad start sometimes means @ good ending. There ie one thing certain, however, and that ie that the Boston @peedboys must be reckoned with as @ contender during the coming campaign, ‘The main disappointment to Wolver- however, is that his team starts off ‘weak just where everybody thougnt it would be strong. His pitchers are not in good condition, while the res tl club appears to be holding its ow: ‘The Giants, on the other hand, have no kick coming about lack of condition. Despite the fact that they have bees deaten twice, MoGraw'’s men are in as good condition, if not better, than any clu in the feague. On the other hand, the Dodgers, who are plainly not ip tip- top condition, have stepped in and by timely hitting have copped two games. Last year they had won but one game from the Giants until the season was nearly half over. ¢ In the mean time MoGraw has been fooking out for the future, and his re- Yease of Deviin to Boston had more be- peta a] AMUSEMBNTS. DING IM "i be: Paul J. 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