The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-17

In the contamination OF the deal 10
trade four Ph!llies TO Cincinnati for an
equal number of Redlanders, playing in
the same positions. Charles Doom.
manager OF the team. has triumphed
over the president OF the club. Horace
Fogel. The fiery topped boss of the
team resigned when the president made
an attempt to block the trade and de-
clared that II It dld not go through. he
would not be manager In 1911. Now.
with the trade concluded. according 10
Gary Hermann, president of the Gin
cinnati club. Doom will remain He ar
ranged the deal first with the knoWl-
edge Of Fogel, for the two had been
approached almost a year ago with an
opportunity 10 swap but refused. This
fan Manager Doom. bent on giving
Philadelphia a better team in 1911,
without the trouble makers. thus insur-
ing a pennant prospect, went forth and
arranged the barter. He included Nc
Quillan and Moren. McQuillan was the
chief offender OF the last season. He
disobeyed training rules, and broke up
the stride OF the team, later returned.
and finally ended by deserving. Now
he has promised Cincinnati scribes that
he viii be good. He was dead weight
TO the Phillies. and that is the reason
he was traded by Manager Doom. In
losing Grant and Bates, the Phillies get
two good players in Paskert and Lobert
and In exchange for McQuillan and
Moren. two pitchers, one good and the
other fair, IN Beebe and Rowan To
view the trade impartially it looks like
each club has benefited itself and will
enter the 1911 race better equipped In
the climb to the pennant.
Billy Weart. the sporting editor of the
Philadelphia Telegraph, prints the fol-
lowing:
Connie Mack has been heard from.
Before taking the steamer to go 10 Italy
he sent me a letter, dated October 81,
that has just turned up. which Is really
a message to the fans. Masager Mack's
letter follows:
e. If you can without any trouble say
that owing to my going away and the
great number Of letters and kilograms of
congratulation on winning the worlds
series I will be unable to answer any OF
them, but take this means of doing so,
I will appreciate the favor very much
From my friends In California alone !
received more than 100 kilograms. am
very sorry that I cannot be with the
boys the coming week. and l certainly
appreciate all that is being done to en-
terrain them. They deserve il all. I feel
that my side partner, Harry Davis, can
look out for the managers part as we'll
as the players end Best wishes 10 all
| We sail Thursday. Am eating four meals
per day, and am really ashamed of my
self. as + have gained fully a pound
during the past week. CON- ?
President John l. Taylor. OF the Red
Sox. does things right when he starts
to- do them, and Patsey Donovan. man
ager Of the team. is the lucky chap this
time. Patsey is going to be married
soon. and John L." probably having
Connie Mack in mind, decided that Mr..
and Mrs Donovan should not be out
done by Mr.. and Mrs. McGillicuddy AS
| a result of the magnate's deliberauon.
Patsey viii receive a trip to Europe for
himself and bride
The following interview with Ty Cobb
was published in the Florida Times
Union. Of Jacksonville:
'Ty Cobb says the Detroits viii need
considerable strengthening before they
can land another pennant Had quite a