The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
BASEBALL NOTES.

/ Six Of the famous DeIehanty family OF
+ ball players were left handed.
Heinie Peitz is being spoken Of as a
+ future umpire for the National League
/ The Ohio and Pennsylvania League may
/ be enlarged 10 ten OF twelve club cir
I cult.
Charley Comiskey is being doomed as
I Anson.s successor as city clerk Of Chi
I caEo.
'DUcky'' Holmes. the ex-White Sox. is
coaching the University Of Nebraska
baseball squad
W. W Clark, who managed Norfolk
last year. has signed 10 take charge Of
the Roanoke lNa.j State League team.
Noodles Hahn. who is in the govern
ment service, plans TO cover first base for
an amateur team in Cincinnati this year.
Washington has waived claim on Joe
Bean, who was drafted at the close OF
last season Bean viii manage Jersey
City.
Fielder Jones. who is wintering on a
farm up New York state, has placed his
John Hancock on a White Sox contract
for 1897
Danny Coogan. who was tried out by
Washington several years ago. will coach
the Cornell team. COogan is a Pennsyl-
vania graduate.
President Dreyfuss. Of Pittsburg. saws
he viii exchange Clarence Beaumont TO
Washington for John Anderson and
Charley Hickman. Really?
There is nothing in the report that
Clarence Beaumont Will captain the Nil
waukee team. The very good reason is
that Pittsburg VIII not give up the former
star.
Bill Lord. who has been secured by In
cianapOlis from the Connecticut League.
Is being counted upon to force Otto Will
Jams, the former National, out of the
HOOsiers infield.
Bob CarutheTs. recently an American
League ump., viii handle the Indicator in
the Southern League. Chief thinner, the
old catcher. viii also land berth as an
arbiteT in the same league
Two Northern colleges have made Of
fers 30 Jim SprigHan, of this city. 20
coach their teams in the spring ''Sprig-'
will not have time To devote to coaching.
so he has refused 10 accept the positions.
According TO reports from Gotham
Clarke Griffith viii make Nc. changes in
the personnel Of the Yankees. with the
exception Of picking up several pitching
recruits. Grif thinks that with an even
break Of luck. his outfit is fast enough to
land the Dennant.
Candy LaChance. who was mark for
the fans around the American League cir
Guilt while he was with Boston. will be
dropped by the Providence President
Powers is dissatisfied with his work. and
is on the outlook fer a better first base
man. Indifference in his work and poor
batting brought about the big French
mans downfall in the Eastern League.
The New York Globe has picked the
following All-American team: Keeler.
New York American, and Lumley, Brook
lyn National. right field; Chase. New
York American. first base: Stone, St
Louis American, left field: Donlin. New
York National. center field: LajOie. CIeve-
land American. second base: Wagne.
Pittsburg National, shortstop; Bradley.
Cleveland American, third base: Sullivan.
Chicago American, catcher; Walsh, Chi
cago American, pitcher.
Says John l. Taylor, the Boston Amer
lean owner: We will not be the tail-end
club next season. 1 am not claiming any
pennants just yet. but with Collins back
in line. our outfield braced up. and good
utility man in Unglaub, we will keep the
other teams busy. Jimmy Barrett is said
to be all right. his knee having entirely
recovered its strength. Manager StahI
saw BuckenbeTger, Of the Rochester
team, few days ago, and the latter liz
formed Stahl that during the latter half
Of last season Barrett played as fast ball
as at any time In his career.