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S T E E L NOT MANY
Joe McGinnity Famed as
the Pioneers of Much Brawn,
and He Still Takes a Turn
in the Box.
E lo n g a te d
P itc h e r
F o r th a
G ia n t. W a t Joke of N a tio n a l League
F o r T w o Season*— H a im s Z im m e r
m an o f th e Cuba A n o th e r.
Once a lemon does not necessarily
meati a player never may taverne a
representative of the nectarine class
Early conditions may lx* outgrown
That this Is the truth has la v a demon
strated In the National league, where
a powerful team could he picked from
players who were ialieled lemons al
tin* start o f their careers
F o r mound duty Mur<|tmrd o f the
Giants. Cheney und Lavender of the
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And a Little
Elbow Grease
lIA l.U
Cubs and Suggs ot the Reds might la*
choseu. Munjuurd was the prize leiu
on of the lot when he joined the Giants
and for two years following
No use
telling what he was lust season or this
But he was scarcely u lemon.
Larry Cheney was let go by two or
three clubs l»efore he Dually Isvume
Chance's most valuable hurler. As tor
Lavender, Chance would have turned
him hack had the nalloual commission
allowed him Suggs was au American
league discard before he became Cin
cinnati's most dependable pitcher.
M eyers W a t Joke Catcher.
Chief Meyers, now the leading re
ceiver of the National league and one
o f Its best batters, was a Joke catcher
during his llrst season as a Giant. He
could not throw and was a scream on
high fouls. All he could do was bat,
but Dnally he develo|*ed Into a star
behind ttie bat and so held his Job.
For first base there Is Merkle, bat
ting .333, and considered a brilliant
fielding first sacker.
Few persons
thought be would be kept by McGraw
a fte r his famous "didn’t touch second"
Incident In 1008. But McGraw did keep
him. and he has never been sorry.
Larry Doyle, field captain of the
Giants, now battin g .373. was a clum
sy second s a c k e r when he joined the
club a few y ears ago. McGraw. how
ever. had faith In him, and Doyle final
ly rounded Into the star player he Is
today. At the start his strong point
wns the m anufacture o f errors.
He
called It an off day when be did not
foozle two or three chances
H e in ie Z im m e rm a n A n o th e r.
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CHAS. MATTHEWS
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FUL
P L A Y IN G .
W AQ-
W ONDER
Wlll Hans W ag ner »ver slow
up? Althougti Ilio htirly short
stop of thè Pittsburgh rin ite »
bus Invìi pluyltlg a tiri 11 In ut game
for fourteeu yenra, thè 1912 sed
ami show» hlm iv rfo rm lng III
grvater style tinnì over
III n
doublé header lu Pittsburgh Aug
"3 W a g n e r» plnylug waa notti
big short of uiarveloua
It stoi»!
out far more promlneutly tinnì
thè Work of auy o f (he montiti
art Iste « h o figurini Iti thè doublé
bill. HI» achlev eu uiit» timi ufi
ernoon wlll com pare fdvornhly
wlth t 11 ose o f nny oue day diirlug
hi» long aud notatile career on
thè diamomi
T h e big Teutou
sta rimi nllko wlth thè hnt and Iti
thè tleld. Iti thè opeulug engage
ment In four tlme» up ho touehed
up thè New York pltehers for a
doublé limi two slugles. seorlng
tw o o f Ptttsb urg b 'a tbrini runa.
In thè aeeoud encounter he coni
pletely dista mani tilt» (lerforiU*
ance wlth u single, a doublé, a
triple nud a lumie run.
Ttils
q uartet o f hit» figurini In every
Pittsburgh run. three beltig scor-
ed tiy thè Teutou uud thè other
three etilismi homo hy Id» tlmely
ama »he» In bis ulne trip» to thè
piate he reaehed th è Giunta* two
leadlug box meli fo r aeven tilt»,
whicb totaled fourteeu hiiNe» and
scorisi tire o f Pittsburgh'» ulne
runa. On thè |uitlis he »howed
th at F uther T im e la stili a strini
ger hy steallng tw o tm»e». and In
thè tleld he gallo|nnl iilmbly ou
all »Idea o f hla posltlon. accept-
Ing fo urtivu chinuv» out o f a
|K)s»lble flfteen.
Wlthout Wag
ner thè Plratea would bave been
defentisl In thè tlr»t gam e ami
would uever bave Invìi In thè
ebaae durtng thè aecond.
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DKllitl I j I AK j i
P L A Y E R S WHO FAILED AT F IR S T i
ARE NOW STARS
Rube Murquard Is Shining Example
of Those Who E'ell Down at
Outset und Remained to
Become
Famous.
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L i l l a l iigur
ogue
m a l l r t l f 11.
t • r .
m o l illt lM ll U lrt l
on apnlrialloti
MOM EN
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U pi* idly Od* week lool
y Young was hero F t
tasking arra n g em e n t
p, take p a ri in 0 " * «*•
, h. D is tr ic t F a i r S si
l i t r i .ti II
A «1*1 1
1 luitinq Pati 1
A g i r i u l l u i a l L'u lltgi
i n i % alili», i h rg« iu
T h a t peculiar niche In baseball a f
fair* which 1» filled hy wliat are known
a» Iron
men
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occU|iai.t». I In* Iron men of noli*, real
Irmi lue», lu.ve tveu few and far in,
tw iv n
T h e terni I» npplled only to
pltehers aud Uieai.s tl.ose pltehers
« I iimii em.Mtltutlon» are sufitclently
strong to permlt theui to do more work
lu thè I m . x I Itali most tw lrlers eould
»tatui
UniiHUal enpaelty for work and
exivptloual pltehlng ahlllly are nitri
bilie» of .In* Irmi men o f Ilio molimi
Tln* llrst pk* Iter to wlioiu thè t e « )
« a » applle<l was .lue McGlnulty. and
he calile Imo It uot so nmeh hi*'iiil»e
of tln* freqiiency wlth whleti In* pltehiHl
a» hi» capili lly for doublé header» To
thl» day In* gì»*» luto tln* l«>x ofteii,
and few pili Iter» bave worn so weil.
T h e re are two nther leadlug ,*x|sv
tieni* of tln* Irmi uian I iuh I iicns
One
I» Ed W m I m I i of thè Chicago Whlte Sox.
thè most noti»l of thè ttiree. and thè
other I» J a c k Cornuti» o f thè Phlladel
PASSING
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M i l t l a i y Sa I l i o r Mini f a t i l i « . a m i Munì«
Mi g l « l t a t . Otag.ui
V e te ra n H a * F re q u e n tly T w irle d D o u
ble H e ad ere— Ed W a la h o f W h it#
So« H a . S tood W o a r and T e a r o f
Y oa ra— C o o m b . A n o th e r.
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School Year Opens Seplember 20th
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Nineteen Mlles a Second
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without a ja r , al.nck nr distu rhanea, f t
the awful »peed of our eurtii t hmuef t
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space. We wonder at such «•» i* o f nJ
l u r e 's moveincnt, and so do those w iJ
tak e Dr. K in g 's New L if e Pill». N'l
gripin g, mi dlHtrc»», ju s t thoroniJ
work tliNl brings good health and ln|
feelings. 25,* al all d ruggists.
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lift*
L home In E u g e n .
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Why 1*« IM,D>*'r
to onr Flour tvcaiis* our p u lro iis l
Cal
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nrxi
Wediwsdsy.
Se
Bread ami pastty.
It is the helpful k n
show y*“»
kind of I'loiu— half tile battle in iw. 1 w‘*
WÎLH which y o "
baking, as every Ifousewile knows
Then, again, even il it does cost a ^n,*<
Iriile more, it* quulity is vi gmal
f,.c i young
that it goes iartbef, pro,Im es more L a k e y*’u
F re e
and la'lter bread, unii that means • „ wok old
,,f C o tta g e Gl
nuuri'diuieut to all coiisutiiers
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G oodly P ro p o rtio n o f R ocont R e c ru its
H o ld in g T h e ir O w n In
F a s t C o m p a n y.
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On third base could lie placed Heins
Zimmerman, the bnttlng king of the
National league, with an avernge of
396
Not until this year was he con
sidered good enough to lie a regular
At short field Sweeney of Boston,
with a battin g mark o f 300. would fit
In
He did not look good to two or
three clubs which tried him o u t but
he Is a veritable whirlwind at the hat
for the Braves.
Outfielder Wilson of the Pirates was
In the Joke class when he broke In.
but a man who can hit .317 Is no Joke
At least two big league clubs tagged
Northern, but he Is making good with
Brooklyn and has a hatting average of
300 to prove I t
Y es; It surely pays to hang on to a
player now and then. Jo h n McGraw
got together a championship club by
being patient with Doyle. Marqunrd.
Meyers. Snodgrass, Merkle and Fletch
er.
And Connie Mack would never
have won pennants In 1910 and 1911
had be discarded Collies, B arry . Strunk
and Mclnnls on the strength o f their
first showing.
T h e new crop o f ball playera In the
m ajor leagues. Including tboae who
broke lu this y e ar or th e latter part of
¡ast year, have made a pretty respecta
ble showing In fust company, und there
la a gixHlIy crop o f thoae who are like
ty to he fixtures If uot already that.
Scouts mid m anagers deplore the great
lack o f tim ber In the buabes, und with
some o f these newcomers It may ho a
ease o f taking them or nothing. Yet
the proportion o f those who are stick
lug and making their presence fe lt Is
fairly large.
Among this number a prominent one
Is Duhuc. the Detroit pitcher, ulthough
he hml lieeu in the big leagues liefore
and 1» no tender hud lu baseball socle
ty. Another com eback who drifted to
the minors between sojourns In fast
company Is George McConnell; llku
wise Hess. Among the newer crop o f
pitchers, dug up this y ear or iHle last
year, are B ask ette. Steen. Benz. H a m
ilton. Allison, tw o or three Browns.
O'Brien, Bedlent, Houck. Peters and
Bauuignrtner, lu the American league,
and I.nvender. T e sreau . Cheney. Itlxey,
Seaton, Benton, Allen. Robinson. Willis
and Ylngllng. In the National.
Leading finds In o th er positions are
F oster and Gnndll o f the Washing
tons, both o f whom w ere In big league
company once liefore and returned to
th at company greatly Improved. Other
recent additions to the big league fam
lly are Cady o f the Red Box. Maggert
o f the Athletics, Zlnn o f the Highland
era, S te rre tt o f the
Highlanders,
Shanks o f Washington, Pecklnpaugh
o f Cleveland. W eaver o f the White
Sox. Hath o f the White Sox. Kuhn o f
the W hite Sox. Egan o f the Athletics,
Metisor o f the P irates, Groh o f the
Giants. Cutshaw o f the Brooklyn»,
Smith o f the Brooklyn», Phelan o f the
Beds, Northen o f the Brooklyn*, Mo
ran o f the B rooklyn* nnd Magee o f the
Cardinals.
Most o f them have made
good.
JOHNSON
HAS MOST
SPEED.
You C a n 't 8ee B a ll W h e n W a s h in g to n
P itc h e r Is R ig h t, 8 a ye Cobb.
Hal Chase und T y Cobb have set
tled the talk alxiut who tins the most
*I>eed between J o e Wood o f Boston and
W alter Johnson o f Washington. Cobb
says there Is no comparison.
"W h en Johnson Is right you c a n ’t
see them ," suys Ty. "A n d when you
fall to see them, why, you ca n ’t hit
them T h a t Is all there Is to I t ” Chase
shook Ills hend and said the same
thing.
Ball plnyers In the American league
are o f the opinion th a t the W ashing
ton pitcher has more speed than any
other pitcher In either league.
C a r * * r o f S c u llin g C h a m p io n D ib b lo . *
Bob Dibble o f the Don Rowing d u b '
o f Toronto Is the present am ateu r sin
gle sculling champion o f Canada. Dib
ble Is tw enty years old and tiegan hla
rowing care e r a yenr ago He won the
Junior, Interm ediate and senior scull
event* at 8t. C atharines In the annual
regatta o f the Canndlnn association,
heating Evernrd II Butler, the Argo
naut R. C. s ta r o f T oronto In the sen
ior aculls e v e n t T h e following week
Butler won the American title at P eo
ria
Dibble did not row In the latter
championship.
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Glorious News.
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JACK COOMIlS
OK
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plila Ameiicans.
C.aimhs Isn't pitch
ing a» frequently as lie did lust year,
hut his capacity for work, coupled with
his aklll as a boxmau, tided Connie
Muck ami th e Athletics over ninny a
rough spot mid pulled out many a game
in which audio other pitcher hud w ab
bled.
Coombs, tlko Walsh, could stand t>e-
ing hurled Into tho breach many a
tim e tieyond the ordinary, nud then
bis expertness ou the peak did the rest
W alsh has probably pitched lu more
g am es a y e a r for the length of time
he has been In the gam e than any
other pitcher baseball bus known. It
wns predicted half n dozen years ago
th a t the Inordinate w ear and tear
would get hlin, hut lie Is still at It and
a * effective. If not n* strong, as ever.
He Is a spit hall pitcher, too, another
tiling supposed to lie very trying, tint
he contends that with him that form
o f delivery 1* no more e x a c tin g on the
arm than any other way of pitching.
In hla llney there la and tina been
only one Walsh.
INTERNATIONAL CHESS.
comes from Dr. J . T. C u rtiss, Dwiglit,
Kan. He w r ite s : “ I not only have
cured had caaes o f eczem a in my pa
tien ts wi th E le c tric B it t e r s , hut also
cured m y self o f
the name disease.
I feel sure they wi l l
benefit
any
case o f e c z e m a . " T h is show» what
thoii»and* have proved, that E le c tr ic
B itter» is a most e ffe ctiv e blood puri
fier.
Its an e x c e ll e n t remedy for
eczema, t e t t e r , sa lt
rheum, ulcers,
boils and runningaofea. It stirnulaleH
liver, kidneys and lipwels, ex p e ls |ad-
sons, helps d ig estio n, builds up tin*
s tr e n g th .
P rice
v S a lia fa e ttu n
g unranleed hy all druggist».
U M P IR E H IL D E B R A N D H A S
NEW
W AY
TO
DUCK
B L E A C H E R F A N 8.
A new schem e for dodging the
wrath of the bleachers lias lasm
put Into effect hy Umpire G<»irge
Hildebrand o f the Const league
All the uniform tlint lie now
wears Is a cnp. E xchanging the
cap for a tuiL he appears as a
civilian.
" I t ’a this way.” said
Hildebrand.
" I f trouble should
start all 1 would m*ed to do
would tie to grab some one’s hnt.
make a quick change nnd then
Join the crowd In yelling ■Kill
the umpire!’ ”
Mr. and Mr». S . ‘
dr* i, were here from
day visiting at the »
Now t u y,,ur **
again. G e l 1 -> V "
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ties or cooking r,*qi
A
Moody wit
day.
Mr. and Mr*. 4
down from F.ugem
the m a rriag e of th
Sell or exchange anything
this store is the best place
Groom.
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S t . E u g e n e . Ure
TW Bell inf ban Second Hand Store
|. M. Morgan
T . I.. Parks, Murray ville, G a., Route
1, is in his 73rd y c a l nnd was le c e n tly
cured o f a had kiflney and bladder
trouble. He says ^ im s clf ; “ I have
HUtfcred with my |idnc*yH. My hack
ached and I wns anfioyed wi t h hlmldcr
irre g u la ritie s . I cap tru th fu lly »ay,
one Mie botti.* o f Foley Kidney P ills
cured me e n t i r e l y . ” T h e y contain no
habit form ing drugi^ New E ra Drug
Sto re .
A
during the l,1,Kt v
dairy situation.
Ren Sanford '
day. He ca rrie ,
candy and i n f o «
was making a -|
lluy your bli
Woolen Mi l l * SI
B. M. I la w le j
are down from
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IF YOU WANT TO BUY
N t w Y o rk -H a v a n a M a tch e s W ill B eg in
In G o th a m N ov. 30.
Play tn tho New York Havana I n te r
national chcaa championship tourney
will Ivgtn In New York Nov. 30. In
vitations have been aent to aeventeen
o f the world's masters tn take part.
T h e matches will he played four days
each week, nnd after every contestant
has encountered each of the others once
an adjo urnm ent wlll (»• taken until
Saturday, Jnn. 4, when tho second half
will open In Havana
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Antoine Delora. Postmaster at Gar
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when he s|s*aks oj the curative value
of Foley Kidney Pil|s. He says: "From
my own ex|H.*rienc<, I recommend Foley
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kidney trouble. My father was cured
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my nt-ightxira wefe cured hy Foley
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