The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-14
COLLINS STAYS ~ BOSTON.
Efforts 10 Put Through n Deaf whereby
GrInnth Would Get Mcintyre.

CuICAGo. Dec. I3.-The annual meeting
OF the American League ended tonight with
a banquet which was given by President
Charles A. Comiskey Of the worlds champion
White Sox in honor Of President Ban b. john
son OF the American League, Every member
of the league who came on to the gathering
was present. This dinner strengthened the
reunion OF the old time friends and recent
enemies, and allexpressedt themselves as being
nIeased with the fact that they were once
more friends.
Aside from the love feast the last day of the
session was uneventful. ana none of the much
heralded trades took place. Jimmy Collins
will remain with Boston. while JAKE stahl has
not vet been placed for the coming season.
Boston IL TO keep Jimmy Collins, bat The
erst " lille manager will have TO serve in the
ranks, taking his orders from Chick Stahl.
Jimmy says there Is no one from whom he
would rather take his instructions, and Chick
says that he would rather have Collins on his
team than any other man ne could. name,
The TsylOrs, John and Gen. Charles, are
also well satisfied with the turn OF affairs and
as a result this aft session was an
other one OF reconciliation
jimmy Jackson was TINS anernoon 500 '"
were secured on eleven American Leaguers,
they being as follows: Jackson of Cleveland,
baseman, OF Detroit COakley. Schuman and
Holmes. pitchers. and Byrnes, catcher, OF
Philadelphia Jack Hayden. Oqtrelder. and
NOU N lns AEAAN . " IN ASNAA' . CbN
fielder. of st. Louis, and DIR. Newton, pitcher
OF New York. OF these. Holmes goes back 10
the South Atlantic League: Schuman to Little
Rock: Morgan to Montreal, and Andy Coakley
probably to Cincinnati.
The disposition OF Jake Stahl still remains
a mystery. Boston vents nm. and 40 DO
Cleveland and Detroit, while Comiskey would
he willing 10 place him m his outfield. Can
tilIion. however, seems TO think that Stahl
possesses the ability OF LajoIe, Wagner and
Fielder Jones all rolled into one and wants
the earth in exchange. Some oil the magnates
we're trying to put another deal through to-
dey which was this way: Stahl TO go 10 De
troit. McInty re to go to New York and O'Leary
20 Washington, New York giving up Yeager
TO Detroit and Delehanty and Doyle to Wash
ingtOn.
otInl him self does not relish the way In
whiCn he mas been handled by Mashin Il IN
and for an hour / D-day he held n heated CON
ference with Cantillon. during the progress
Of which Jake gesticuiata Id r0theT wildly
Not only does Stahl object IN the summary
fashion IN which he. was deposed, but he also
objects to being handled now a. a mere
chat Al. thinking that he should have some
thing 70 ssy about whittier he will go.
johnson and Conf 'key remained on a
friendly footing to-day, Comiakey "a wing he
was oveTjoyed that Cantillon had coayed
him back ~ Chicago 10 attend the NEE ting
A. the opening Of tO-dlv's session n vote Of
thanks TO Comiskev and the White SoN was
passed in recOynition Of their winning the
world's championship.
About the only other transaction was an
order preventing visiting players from sec1ir-
ing passes to games from any one except
through their own managers.
| The schedule committee, which vac noi