The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-06-27

success. Tor he has turned out Nichols,
Barry, Barr. Oldrine, Plank. Bender.
Dygert, Krause and coombs, first get
ting them from the minors. ,
pended little on Former BIZ league players.
bransield came from Pittsburg. while
Moore was onoe with Cleveland. Billy
Murray took him. however. after he had
gone back 10 q minor league. Knabe,
Doolan, Dooin, Magec, Titnst Osborn,
Moren, McQuillen, Covaleske, Richie and
Philadeiphia oluh. Another cam q ssli-
development 10 the Qnoinnahs. Griffith
got Fromme In Q deal with st. Louis, hut
most OF the other players have been
brought ont AZ major leeguers By the club
itself, among them Mclean. Egan, Hug
gins, Downey. Qakes, pasksrt, Besoher.
$itohsh. Roth. caEnpsssl es:rsr. E"t m:
Chicago Nationals had Lobert once for .
The cleveland dub got hold Of LAjoie.
bradley and Flick in the raid on the Ma
tional League. Bali ZONES from the
New York Americans. while Goode- was
once with that club. Young was bought
from the Boston Americans. Tsik; n
and Bemis and Hinohman had big league
experience before casting their fortunes
with Cleveland. The club therefore has
not done q great deal Of developing OF
young players. However. It has brought
out some good players with the aid OF
the minor leagues, such as Stoyall, Iur-
ner, joss. Liebhardt. Clarke. Berger
Bill Donovan, Dayy Jones, Mortarty,
Crawford and Mcintyre were major
league players Of varying lenEths OF
time before they went to Detroit. The
only Cobb was that teams Owl dsvelop-
ment and Dutch Sohsefer virtually 90.
Bush vas had by purchase from Indian
apolis. Mulin. who leads the American
the Detroit banner, and tho club has
brought into the major league ranks
Killian. Summers. WilIet. Stanage. Beok-
endorf. O'Ieary. Suggs and Works.
Comiskey has done Q good deal Of swap
ping and buying : Q sst together his cam.
Parent. Doughsrty and Hahn and White.
Isbell and Sullivan have been With him
aim ost from the first. Davis was landed
In the war roundup. P'utell 10 a
youngster OF his own development. He
got Atz from tho Southern League and
under him Walsh. Smith. Scott. Owens.
Sutor, Welday and Fiene have come to The
front. ,.
Clever deals have marked the upbuild-
ing OF the Chicago Nationals. Steinfeldt:
Shsokard, Overall. Howard, Moran and
Brown were recruited by bargains with
rival clubs, Manager Chance as q major
Lacquer always has been a Cub; likewise
Tinker, Evers, Zimmerman, Holman.
Schultz. Pfester, King, Kroh and Ha&er-
man. Archer and Stanley have had q
little big league experience with other
clubs.
While n st. Louis team has been de:
pending largely on deals and seasoned
players the other has gone In extensively
Tor young players. VeteSans on AcAleer's
team who had played In the big leagues
before and some obtained BY trades are
Wallace, Williams. Ferris. Hoffman. Cn-
ger. Powell, Howell. Waddoll and Dineen.
Tom Jones Ia another veteran. Stone.
Hartseil. Stephens, Petty. Bailey and
Sohweitzer are OF the few that st. Louis
may be said to have brought out itself.
In the Cardinal roster youngsters OF the
clubs own discovery are more numerouA-
They include Konetohy, ByIne., Charles.
shaw, Bliss. sallee. More, Rhodes. Eliis,
Delehanty and Evans. Evans was With
McGnw a while. but was returned to
the minors before playing a game. Bree-
nahan, whom Q three ooTnered deal took
to St. Louis. got his principal schooling
in New York, az did Gilbert. Lush was
with the Phillies before St. Louis got
hold Of him. and Beebe with Chicago.
Hulswitt played with the Phillies at one
time. and Phelps with Pittsburg.
Winning ball teams, it will be seen,
aren't made from q collection OF seasoned
cracks, nor yet from q collection OF am
bilious youngsters. Given the compe-
tent manager and It's the happy medium
that counts.