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MAINSTAYS OF BOSTON NATIONAL LEAGUE TEAM.
(BY JACK VEIOOK. International Nfw
Sports Editor.)
The Boston Braves have somewhat
of a reputation as a fightiu' ball club.
The Braves are tighten on the field
of plaj". nd in this year's campaign
they may be counted upon to make a
hot fight for the rag.
But whatever may be said of those
Braves, one thing stands out as an tin
usual feature:
They have more temperament and
nervous energy anchored around sec
ond base than any club In the two big
leagues.
With the veteran Johnny Ever on
second and that little pepper box.
Walter Maranville. at short, it can be
truthfully said that there Is more en
ergy and fighting spirit to the square
Inch represented by these Joint guard
ians of the keystone cushion than any
other club can boast of.
Evers is entering upon his sixteenth
year in baseball, and he hopes to make
191" one of the best seasons of his
long career. Nervous temperament on
the field of play is a characteristic of
Evers, and eo doubt his high-strung
nerves have helped to keep him in the
game this long, although last sean a
areakdown threatened to put an end
to his career.
Maranville is a little cyclone of ener
gy. He is the ranking shortstopper of
IS MOST WONDERFUL PLAYER
That Is Opinion of Manaoer Fielder
Jones Who Wat Inclined to Be
little Sisler at First.
Manager Fielder Jones of the St
Ixuis Hn.wtis is out with a declara
tion that he never will ne George Sis-
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George Sisler.
ler In the pitcher's box again. After
pitching Sixler firii that his shoulder
muscles tighten up for several days,
throwing hiiu off his batting stride.
Sisler Is a wonderful pitcher, but he
is more valuable to the Browns as a
batter. Jones, who was inclined to
lrf-little Sisler wben he first took hold
of the Browns, now Imils the collegian
as the most wonderful player he ever
saw. "Greater in some respects than
Cobb." says J.nes, -and before the
i year ends likely to replace Cobb as the
Best Ever."
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Morton Rounds Into Shape.
Guy Morton, star hurler of the In
diana staff In 1915, and who injured his
arm last summer. Is once more In treat
form, according to report. This meana
mnrh to Lee FohL Dossibly a pennant
a Joe Woods and Tria Speaker are
his lonmie when it comes to all-aroum.
ability, and like Evers he will fight foi i
a point at the drop of a hat on the ueia
of play.
if Pvr ha a pood season his pres
ence in the Braves lineup day In and
day out will mean much to Boston. It
n-in alcn mean much to Maranville, ror
with Evers on second the little Rabbit
is said to play a snappier brand of ball
because they work together with ma
chine-like preciseness.
Eturing the winter Evers attended
the National league meeting, and at
that time he looked to be in good
hith He said he had high hopes of
a banner year, and if he succeeds In
keeping his health all season he may
make this his last year in the majors.
C. Evers is the las, of the grand old
Cub infield. He stands alone as a land
mark of one of the greatest infield com
binations ever got together, for Tinker.
Chance and Steinfeldt have passed.
Evers and Frank Schulte are the
only members of the Cub champions
of 190S who played in the memorable
game in w hich Fred Merkle pulled his
famous boner in New York by forget
ting to touch second. Evers' presence
of mind in that game marked him as a
brainy player and today there Is no
smarter man In baseball than the little
Trojan.
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The average youngster in the big
leagues is about one to a club.
They used to call them "another T
Cobb." Now it's "another George Sis
ler."
The Newark International league
team hereafter will be known as the
Bears.
Fielder Jones thinks he has an iron
man in George I'ennington. a recruit
hurler.
Sam Rice. Senator outfielder. Is be
Ing made over into a first-sacker bj
Manager Griffith.
Matty doesn't want to pitch for Cln
cinnati. He hates to see himself go
ing back that far.
Take away George Sisler and Rogei
Harnjsby and the two St. Louis teams
would have to quit.
Difference between Carl Sawyer and
some other ball players la that Car!
Is funny on purpose-
When Benny Kaoff Is bitting be
julia ordering bats and orders an
other new suit of clothes.
Warren Adams, Pittsburgh's new
first baseman. Is a lad of distinguished
South Carolina connections.
Reds and Cardinals would still be
playing off the tie for last place If they
were in the Class A Billiard league.
The Athletics hac bats, balls, uni
forms, masks, gloves, a ball park, and
everything. Just like a regular big
league club.
Christy Mathewson's idea. It Is re
ported. Is to take a slice out of the
Reds' pay envelopes for the time they
are all at sea.
Baseball pitch era win tudy hypno
tism, which will enable them to throw
the umpires Into a trance so they will
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THE languorous charm of the
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The Ukulele has a pleasing grace of
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It it easy to learn. Its price include! an.
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Hawaiian Steel Guitar
Every chord struck upon thii typicaHy rep
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