The Washington herald., 1906-12-18
FROST HICKMAN DEAL
Strategy Board Quickly Puts
RumOr to Sleep.
NOW A BUSY MAN
Foremost Problem 20 solve Is the
Disposition Of Former Manager
StahI-John T. Brush No. the Whole
show Noyv-HanIon a Money Maker.
PuIIiam Relieved OF One Office.

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absolutely ho'llnB OF ~
whereby NE was to become hleHioef -
/ the Minneapolis Club. which is conductsd
nv brother Of Manager CantillOa, OF the
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en- ''"n' o'''N 49,, ,.t,,,.
I'D IT'S net Du1 eve" '"'"7i ''i0
might wish 10 dispose OF the payer u'e
consent OF the other clubs in the League
would be necessary before q deal cOuti
h.. oons,,romated
ia .t., ,r,reger Can
II mas ..to,,.,oo7,,,.,,t
uiloh mas ll'e "oIi" 80 ''',
If the Nationals. lhat IS uue - w
tain extent. The local magndtes VIII Pi'Ve
"a .sreat deal of dependence in Manager
lC,,rtiuo7 brcause Of his ability and long
81, +,.,. now. reserved fhe
va I'll
Ilsht OF veto "l'lei' aug
While Canullon might II1Die up "'''-'
is not probable that ne Wuulu SiJSo any
without consulting the strategy bodId-
,r.,.os,.r fautiIIon has said nothing To
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man. 'li'i
aside
The foremost problem ior Manager ''H-
tiiloR 10 solve is the dlsposiO-"h "l 5'l ii''i
Manager StahL Ihcre are Two 'l"uFi9 ="
the market for the uraJ hdS''ii.'" ss-'
ices, but both want something lot 1iiitoS.
nothing A taii-end club IS usuaily IooAeI
upon as a Wedkling iu every respect anu
managers think that they can d-s9ose o,
any has-heen they have on theT ron anu
set the best the tail-ender mas NdIi"-
boy the ears and convinced them tlat ne
does not propose 10 oe MAR io' ''l.s
one. ne wants any P'o ~ ,atllinl, doing
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for one two or three players that are
OF no use to other clubs. and certainly
could Doe of no aid 10 the washington
club Cantiiiou has nut one utsiie 20
dispose oi sum pm. - [,---,,f.,,,l,
u'es i''I Wis" ~ g.. -.
ana pay "S q 4''-g D. - 80.
was an "u'oTi' 80. .. -
s''Ao, De1 ie wa .-..,,e ,-,s ~
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~ --.,.-I.l. 5.r,r,-,re of srabI means
ll'.,. ' .-.. g - bo,b an5er-
-on md II..kr1an have PLAYED the posi-
tian Hickman dctests the sob, and never
was much of "a first baseman al that
Anderson is too sio" in sfaspihg S.1,-a-
lions 70 maze SuysSS'i.l 81,
49, 60. b., ,,,,=.5ers5 for the nIaca
Fut there viii be- many day before the
training season. and CantlIlon undoubt-
edIy VIII solve most Of the problems be
fore the squad starts TOT leA'S 10 be' III
eoiull-oi'-
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In f.,.5 ~, 5s., bal. gr,e glir-rer-
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''S-eru ''
/ Tees ana tAls i''-he si''"iA S'i'' l'i''
Mr.. BRUSH that the National League mas
risen from "a cne-lnih ORGANIZATION U"
body governed in a wise ana oFoad-ss'se
manner Mt brush look ms uNei'i 81"
phiosop and the smile Tor WhlcH
he is famed never diminished 70 tHe eN-
tent Of one little wrinkle.
Ned Hanlon. the weii-hnoWn manager
made much more money than any one
in baseball ever did who was connected
with the managing end alone. When he
Uas the manager Of the immensely sue
cessf,,l Baltimore club of the nlnetics
the RroolzIvn reocIe were extremely
,nvjous IN secure his services. and finally
succeeded jn doing so. Hanlon was not
...t.. -..t,;-..4 ,. .,a,aear buf becqrne
,,,-sos.o7 81 , ,-o,a-~ize5 bIocl, Of tb.
--1,l- l. l. s-t4 il,,4 Ia received rs high
go, --..-.--. 49,. an t,,t Gov
oS s'-''.'
600 ,.., - a.. 800. .....,.-...t.F ,,-;tL +l,s
5-aoi.,,--, cI,,b T. cost Cincinnati 8, lot
Of money to secure him when he parted