The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-19
THREE NATIONALS
TO GET TICKETS
Unglaub, Groom, and Kill.
fer Will Walk Plank.
McALEER ANNOUNCES PLANS
Washington Manager Says Trio VIII
Not Make Good and Must GO-JOhn-
son to he Worked as Emergency
TYVirler Next senHOn-Other Gossfp
of the Baseball World.
BY WILLIAM PEET.

BY WILLIAM PEET.
Philadelphia. Oct 1S-Manager Jimmy
McAIeer. Of the Nationals. was here TO
witness the first game OF the big series.
but left late last night for Youngstown.
Ohio, where no Will Join party OF friends
for a hunting trip through the wllds of
Minnesota. Manager Jim would not dis
close all Of his plans for next year, but
stated that at least three OF the present
members Of the club would be among the
missing when the opening gun for 1911
sounued. The players in question are
Bob Unglaub. Bob Groom, and Wade
Killer. Both Unglaub and Groom viii
be traded or sold before It comes time
| for spring practice. Killfer VIII likely
report with the boys. but unless ne
shows more hitting ability is doomed
! for the minors.
Unglaub is decidedly "in bad" with the
club management. and McAleer has de-
cided 10 turn him loose. Bob Groom VIII
never be a success at home The fans
do not take 10 him, and instead OF en-
cOuragement, the best he gets Is the
worst of it-hoots and jeers followed by
cries OF take him out" are IN evidence
whenever the lanky finger gets into a
hole,
McAleer viii also work Walter Johnson
differently next year than he has been
handled before. IN addition 10 Johnson s
twirling in his regular turn. he will be
saved for every possible emergency. and
showed into the box during the closing
chapters OF all close games. when the
twirler who started shows signs OF blow
ing up. Johnson is big and strong enough
IL
IT, or course. this means that John
son is 10 get a big increase In salary.
This, too, Will be forthcoming
More Washingtonians were in evidence
at the game to-day. The following we'll
known District fans were recognized; A.
@. Bishop. " =. Garrison. II. B. Tulloch,
Charles Weaver Clarence Dodge. Z. s
Wolfe, George McGlue. Or. Leonard and
Miss Leonard. Ben Woodruff. Arthur
Plant. Charles Williams, Joe Milens,
James Gallagher. Charles Scheror. Irving
Howard Michael Moran. Burroughs
Waters, James Shea, Florence d. Nc
Aulffe. Charles Conner, F. ". Mullett
F., G.. DAZZLE. William McIntire. George
McGTee Thomas Kelliher. Mike Long.
William Neuland, Raymond Lloyd Charles
Tanner. Frank Hurley, Thomas I. Dom
nelly. c. Mireon Thomas. Charles BiondL
William Neumyer. Charles Johnson,
Frank Emo. and Harry Emo.
Jack Coornbs pitched one or tho poorest
games OF ball to-day since the 1910 season
opened. and yet he was able 70 get away
with IL because the men behind him batted
Three Fingered Brown all over the lot.
Coombs gave nine passes to first and his
famous "sinker BALI was not in evil
dence He complained after the game
that he simply could not get his drop
curve breaking right
Under such conditions II Is truly re-
markable that the Athletics were able 20
win. and now the most ardent Cub sup
porters among the newspaper men arc
forced 10 admit that Connie Mack 5
bunch has been grossly moderated.
That the Athletics win win the cham
piOnship seems a fOregOne conclusion. as
Bender Will certainly be sent back during
one Of the games IN Chicago. and II
Coombs tW!rls again he should show q
flash Of his real form. On the other
hand. as Frank Chance, the Cubs mana
ger, has launched his two best cards IN
overall and Brown. his other pitchers
should be the easiest kind OF picking for
the Mack crowd.
left Broad street station at SIS o'clock
tonight carrying the National Commits
sion. the Athletics, the Chicago Cubs
the baseball writers. and such OF the
Philadelphia fans as wish 10 see the
third ana fourth games OF the world s
series in Chicago. They will arrive in
Chicago between l and . o'clock to-mor-
row afternoon.
The first section was made up OF the
National Commission and party. umpires.
Athletics, Eastern newspaper men, and
Philadelphia rooters. The second sec
ton included the Chicago team, Chi
cago newspaper men. Western fans, and
also Garry Hermann. president Of the
Cincinnati club, and party, who have Sc
cured the observation car.
These arrangements were completed al
a meeting Of the National Commission
this morning.