Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-27

LAS was saying before Garvin butted
in with them cobs," quoth Pa Rourke,
whether Denver gets him, will make no
difference. to me. l am going to have a
bail team that wil--cut some didoes in the
season 1910 Ammo Domino. oh, I'm not
t-blowlng-I don}tsdo that--but. I'm just giy-
ing some of You fellows an advance tip
that the INES We rave out are coming in
loaded down with game. At that, I'm not
saying a thing against Lower, you under
stand; l ike him, he's a GOOD man and |
would be glad to have him back, but l
mean that If don't set him back I'll be
all hooked anyway" =.
Cincinnati, from whom Pa borrowed
Lower, may sell him to Buffalo and Buff
! falo may let him 20 to Denver.
These words dropped from Pas eloquent
mouth, acted like a match set to shavings
and the rest of the boys opened up. where
upon some secrets got out.
1'Well, with Jim Kane back on first base,
Billy Fox on second and Skipper BIZ at
third, l guess we won't have any infield,
eh?' Johnnie Gonding, in that
soft, sweet way of his.
John had just dropped In TO get his toes
warm. q
with us again next year?" chirped Dad
Sure raplied Gonding, "why?.'
Thought they had been Sold" rejolned
''There amt money enough in the coun-
try TO buy 'em right now" %rejoined John,
] M n0 buulllNCd bAO SES ' OVNA \ ~
who wasn't saying a word.
The news is good news and it starts the
boys to betting,
! Hollenbeck and King will both be back
with U.S. ventured Dan Butler In a burst
"Now, here. you guys cut out this tattlIng
That's your Pa, And say, they cut it,
"i'u tell YOU when the time comes who is
going to play on this team Of 1910 p%ennant
winners and you guys can make money by
not betting.
president James c. McGill of the Den
yer Base Bali club received a letter this
morning from Manager Jack Hendricks
cor firming the purchase of Third Base
man Dolan and Pitcher Jack Lower from
Cincinnati. According to his statements
EDolan Is a wonder, having led the Wis
consin league in batting and fielding last
wear, and costing the Cincinnati manage
ment $500. Lower, a former Omaha
tWirler. was allowed to come to Denver
thu ough courtesy of the Reds.
"Hendricks' letter announces the sale oil
lack lalusky to the Wilkes-Barre Pa,
Grizzly catcher win report there. The
sale Of Zalusky and the investigation OF
the record OF Tom Standard, last years
second baseman, may prevent, the con
summation-of a deal which had been en-
tered into with the Lincoln club of the
Western league for the purchase by TN
q NGDIdEhdHb Va rs D- ~
Standard. Manager Fox OF the Bryan town
team recognized in the trio a valuable SET
of players, and he was anxious to annex
1T was the intention of Manager Hen
bricks to sell all three, but he has learned
nothing but good OF Tom STANDARD, whlie
TO this heavy hitter. Halusky and Gillen are
recognized as first class mel, out becaus,
OF difficulty had by last years Denver
management with the players tney wlii be
disposed OF.
outfield. He did not make much OF a
success I'm the center garden during the
close OF last season, but with some prac-
uce in the art of judging and CATCHING
stick work will be a pig help to the
Grizzlies.
\ that seven of last years players will re-
turn. The others are Lindsey, Mag, Hart
man, Thompson, Cassidy and Olmstead
Catcher Haas and Pitcher Knobs, who !
have been dropped, 1t is sald''-Denve
Times.
Miller OF Michigan and DIR. Cook might
been rspudiateSd BY a university.
A friend OF Pierre, S, D.. thinks the Ma.
tional league is getting some unjust
criticism these days, National league q
rotten base ball and win II let go ruiz
4 the game. No matter about Ban Johnson'i
! De rSOnality, lie is running the AHeIlCdI
league on a higher level Just now thar
Murphy, Brush ct al. are running the Ma
tiOnal.
A players strike In the extension OF tbs
schedule from lA TO 1888 games Is nov
brewed about, probably not by players
however.
Mister George Tebeau is resting up and
gaining strength in Denver for his attach
ON President O'Brien OF the American as
ISOLATION, whom he has sworn 70 unseat