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DIAMOND
DIDDINGS
Some of the Stuff That is
Flying Around in the
Western League.
THE LINCOLN TEAM
LOOKS LIKE GOODS.
Much Stronger Than When the
Season Closed Last Year In
All Departments.
will begin to report and then the bugs
will be happy. Manager Sullivan
of the Antelopes is expecrcd
today. Manager Hilly Fox of the
Omaha team writes us that he expects
to report now very shortly, and other
teams in tho Western are getting
ready to get into the game. Tint
locality of covrse is mrre interested
in f'e Antelopes oi Lincoln than any
other team on account of the owner"
being former residerts of this town
and county, but being so close to
Omaha arc also very much interested
in the Omaha team. It looks a this
time as if the two Nebraska teams
were going to be the pick of the league
for the top positions, and certainly
cannot be expected with the present
outlook to get below the first division.
The weak team at present looks like
St. Joe, but it is to be hoped that
Holland will get them lined up before
the season opens, for it means a gieat
deal to the game in that city and in
cidentally in other cities of the league
to have a winner irt the Missouri town.
Holland nn(lirstfWHltf nlnvers ns well
One of Denver papers claim I m anybody and there is little doubt
Its last three weeks work opened the
eves of the base ball world when it
tied the world's record with a winnii.j.
of six shut-out games in succession!
and most of them from the strongest
teams in tho league. The opening
of the 1910 season will find them
with practically the sumc line-up,
the sale and draft only taking one
n an from them Davidson, who was
sold to the Chicago Cubs. It- is
thought at this time that he may
be returned, but should he not, the
Lincoln management have already
the option on a strong man from one
of the clubs in the big leagues. In
addition to this they have two young
fielders who were the pick of thur
respective leagues and will open the
season with the Linclon team if they
show the goods. The acquisition
of James, considered by those in a
position to know as the best all around
second baseman in the New York
state league, and which cost the Lin
coln management $950, ought to fill
up the hole in the infield. The pitch
ing department w ill be much stronger
than last season and much stronger
than at the close of the season, two
or three pitchers of class having been
s'urned. Johnnie Jones will be with
the team again, and it is the intention
of the management to not overwork
him which has been the trouble in
former years. With him taking his
regular tuin in the bcx every fifth
eanic he will be among the best
f the league. McCafferty tells me
that his shoulder is as strong as it
ever was, having given it treatment
this winter which hns put it in the
lust of shape. With McCafferty and
a good arm, there is no pitcher who
steps ito the box in the Western
League who can compare with him
for he has the noodle to go with the
rest, and that means games when
there is pood backing, and the following
table will shew that the Lineo'n team
will bo able to give its pitchers the
required backing: Following is a
list of the players whose recoius we
mvc been able to get; a signifying
the new men:
Catchers: Bulling. Fielding
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that President O'Neill intimated that
Denver was the backbone of the
Wester League. We had always
supposed that the backbone was
near the center of the body and wfts
really the Main push, but in this
case it seems that it is somewhat
displaced. If the president had said
that Denver was the "Big Toe", he
would have come nearer the truth
This kind (f weather Iwgina to
smell like baseball, and it will be
but a short time when the players
but that he will gather some good
ones before it is time for the umps to
call the roll.
As one looks closely over the line
up of the Lincoln team he cannot but
be impressed with the idea that
that team wi'l be in the running for
the flag from the start-off. It was an
acknowledged fact that the Lincoln
team at the close of the 1909 season
was one of the strongest, and con
ceded bv many as without doubt
the strongest in the Western League,
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Sullivan 223.
Nunamacher 278.
Clarke 293.
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The Larkin store is not a Lar
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Infielder8
Thomas.lb 29S... 983
James, 2b 273 951
Cockman,3b 2C3 925
Cagnier.ss 264.. 938
Owen,
Elliott,
Outfielders:. . . .
Waldron 300 991
Hogrievcr 265 1000
Davidson 295 ..9G7
Judc -. 251 952
Cobb 208 971
Washer,
Southwick,
Turpin, .
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Pitchers:..
Farthing 175 925
McGrath 214 ..981
Jones... ....183 932
McCafferty 169 950
Fox 271.. 950
Murray
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In the list of fielders it will be seen
that there is a player by the name of
Cobb. This is Paul Cobb, brother of
the great Ty Cobb, who is considered
by many the greatest player of the
present day. Paul has a record in
batting of only .208, but his playing
shows up much better than one would
be led to think by his batting average.
He was a member of fhe Fresco team
in the California state league and
participated in only 36 games, yet
in these 36 games he made 16 runs
from 27 hits, the hits being divided
into hine home runs, one three bagger,
five two baggers, four sacrifice hits
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what Simulding's record book shows,
f Paul can hit like that he may be
a pretty good man sonic day. The
other new men on the team conic
highly recommended and sonic of
tliem ought to fill in somewhere.
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