The evening world. Newspaper, August 5, 1913, Page 9

TENNIS CHAMPION | HOME TO-MORROW GLOSE BATTLE FOR SECOND = PLACE IN AMERICAN LEAGUE ey w “Pear Teams Have Chance to Be Runner Up in .. the Pennant Struggle, Washington Being the Favorite—McGraw Hints at a Big ;. Trade That Will Strengthen Highlanders ’ for Next Season. ‘ By John J. McGraw, # Manager of the Giants. “a ‘T« battle for second place in the American League fe even better than that in the National for the same position. There are four teams with a chance of finishing second, althaugh I prefer Washington, The NEWS OF Naps, White Sox and Red Sox all have a look in. Tho Senators seem to bo travelling bett jan any of the rest of the contenders for second place right now. Cleve- land is hanging on, but the Naps have some hard series ito play in the Hast yet. Boston Washington and Phila- delphia are all going to put up stiff fights against Cleve- land. The games between the Senators and the Naps ufd be interesting because the final allotment of second place may «e- pend Upon the result of these. It is the crucial series in sight on the hori- gon of either league now. Griffith looks as if he had the edge on the pitch- aig for these games, with Johnson and Boehling to shoot at the Cleveland eam. He will probably work Johnson two games in this series, The hot “Weather in Washington will also bother the Gievsland Club more than the rs, because they are used to it. @Chance is going to swing a big trade| would tempt the other teams, He ts « ee soon to strengthen up the High-| terror for trying, though, and within al ni ders. It does not look to me as if] year or two he will have a club that New Y¥ Kk Americans would be able] will take some of these other teams, place this year, but} which ure walking over the Yankees been handicapped by the} now, out and weat them to a stift batter, no material to trade that! — (Copyright, 1013, by Jobo J, McGraw.) oe. < peat WPhance Decides Not to Make Any Changes in the Lineup Just “ Now. * By Bozeman Bulger. "T expected shift in the Yank line-up will not take place to-day. The I rethforcements are here and the bench fs altve with talent, but as long as e“he invaders can be shot down in three games out of four Frank Chanee teks he will worry along wth the present combination. Wiliams, the big first @aneman trom Galveston, ts ready to take up his job at first base so that Knight @B move over to second, but right now Roy Hartzell is too valuable to, be lifted @ut of the infield. Then, again, it wouldn't do to move Jack, His fielding Is a Qs part of the defense and his faithful willow 1s knocking In most of the High: “fanéer runs. “No,” said Chance last night, “1 think I'll jet ‘er set for a while.” : ; H NION. THE PASBING OF TM Fitseut a limp, got on e Yank uniform and betook @imeelf to the bench yesterday, but will not de allowed to take a leading part for @ week. The operation on his foot was a complete success, and Rollie says he @All be able to play regularly for the rest of the season. His return to the Polo @edunds was as big a surprise to Chance as to the spectators, After all it may be that Williams will not get an early chance to show his q@orth at first. If Zclder ls ready by Monday next he will probably start in at gecond and relieve Hartzell, who may be moved to the outfield or kept on the Wench a9 0 pinch hitter. Chance realizes the advantage of having Zelder in the game, but he does not fecl like benching elther Midkiff or Peckinpaugh. ANYWAY, IT'S WORTH WHILE EXPERIMENTING. et‘out games get shot apart in the near future this young man will have ample opportunity to rhow his samples, All we know about him ts that he a bear fw Butte. As to performances on the big team, we will have to wait and see, @eats on Broadway, Still, here's hoping. TO OUR CITY, TY. eee Nove his worth as a drawing card Ty Cobb threw in an added & attraction vestercay that will prodadly double the crowd to-day. Fis muff of P »paugh's fly in the seventh gave us real joy. Instead ® of retiring the » Ty opened the way for a fratling of Tiger pitchers and before the dust settled five runs had crossed the plate and the “old ball game was ours. efhen, to prove himself temperamental, Tyrus walked right over to the be.ch, wicked fp his choice bat and smashed it Into splinters over the concrete a Pecause he had driven a hot uM straight into Jack Knight's hands. ‘There's témperament for you. If he mis: fly ball to-day Ty says he’s going to throw Bis ‘glove and shoot at it. z TING FOR THE ARMY. tn areritc and former trainer for the Giants, has just fa contract to handle the football team at West Point. His work there with the ending of the baseball season. “I ought to be able to report ‘Oct..10," said Harry, “unless the Tigers get into the world’s series." Get Yfiat dog trom under the table. pifhere 1s still considerable curiosity to Phow just what Donte Bush sala to ; O'Loughlin to be ousted from the same in euch @ hurry. At that it might peeled information, as it is doubtful If we could print It. t o4 gentleman out there um- ‘on the bases was none other than Sheridan, who resigned several If Yo 5 ago to go in the undertaking bual- but wae hauled back by Ban John- Wish A. son, ‘This is Sheridan's first visit of the season and he is just as good as ever. Ball players claim that Jack Sheridan is “pest umpire on base decisions that (Be game has ever known. | Gafir, the official announcer, within an inch of spoiling what ‘ut to be one of the smile Land , ef the year. Silk O'Loughlin, | igeeeciog after waiting thirty min- tes, had told Saf to announce that the game was off, Just as Harry got the megaphone to his lips Silk changed hie mind and knocked it out of his hands before Safir could pronounce the YF vid of them any \ easier than by'using ff Plerce’s {Corn Plasters|' Go to your druggist, give fatal words, That isn't all Silk did, hima dimefor 6 plastets, told nounce See Shas an “Dosbuck LJ put them on and your corns are gone— (2 Baer, Bot Saran | wa or res apptationa il remove there, came all the way tq see Heinie | the most stubborn corn you ever had, Schuls perform, but had to go away | Relieves ly. disappointed, The Captain saya Schulz! If these convenient ttle” wafer-like will yet make one of the star pitchers | plasters donot do just as we say, the drug: of the league. “Yes,” he said, Gist will give you your money back. fot @ fellow named Adams ‘Mf you connet get them in your neighberboed iene, one had better NSiiremnen an. seneenna th a is Sramme here. The three events de-| Andre Grapperon, the European cham- clfed were won in straight heats, with-| pion. ‘To-morrow night. will withers the out much of a contest at any stage. first of @ series of matches betwe The best time of the day was made| East and West, Paul Lambert of the eecond heat of the 2.08 pace, in| !and and Henri St, Yves being the atart- which Cabel, without urging, stepped |¢'s In the first match, Another feature the mile in 2.05%. In each heat of| Will be a handicap of six miles when this event, Dr. Burns Jr.. took a good | isn Une feld thn lene ane ec wil lead at the etart and held’it for half @ mile or more, Then Cabel came from Directum behind, passed the leader and wi abeut ete fake, on! After a long rest Directum Club, Phin’ © Phe other new arrival is Cooney, a big pitcher from Butte, Mont. And if any! Many a Joke has gone well in Passaic that wouldn't knock them out of their |” makes this EVERYBODY'S OPPORTUNITY, choice in these LOWEST PRICES, whether yeu co pea eret ce tual In aolid galvanized food compart- Mary pedestal base, with four ment; braes trimmings and lock; centre carved ele ELV INGE circulation ; absolutely a ; . 7 ed te Sat qi NUING & CABARE) vUv YaN, ta te REE HS a: _8EEB EVENING WORLD, TUEODAY, AUGUST 5, 1913, ALL BRANCHES OF SPORT STRANGER COULDN’ GOT A GuY % GET MBER FLIG (WANT Nou tet eels pe Deda DI THis (5 THE First Aneall ii bo WENT GB SEE AND ZH Y Now TELL. 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