|
Canal Dover Argus, May 19, 1897
MILLERS DISAPPOINTING IN THEIR FIRST MONTH
Only Four Wins In First Twenty-Five Contests
Manager Pace In Search For Better Players
CANAL DOVER--Even the most dedicated rooters are having a tough time supporting the Canal Dover nine this spring, as their record--four wins and twenty-one losses so far--have landed them squarely at the bottom of the Township League standings.
"The base ball lovers of our city deserve better," said Millers manager Vincent Pace. "If the players we have on the roster now are not going to give Canal Dover a winner, then we shall have to find some who will."
One player with whom Pace is pleased is young pitcher Charlie Callahan. He owns exactly half the team's victories, against five losses. Callahan has suffered some "hard luck," as his earned run average of 2.64 should yield a better record than he has achieved so far...
Last edited by Big Six; 03-21-2009 at 08:12 PM.
|