The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-27
CHASE SUCCEEDS STALLINGS
PRESIDENT FARRELL RI HHES
4 FINAL DECISION.
EuEhlanders' Craek First Baseman IN
onerated Of the Charges Lodged
Against Him DcpSscd Manager TeIis
the story Of IOhnson's AnlmOslty.

Hal CHASE. peerless first bassman. 10 tho
manager OF the HighlanderS. wee beoTge
! StallinEs. deposed. President Prank j
Farrell made this formal announcement
Yesterday afternoon AZ the end OF a three
hours conference with StAllings al the clubs
offices. 80 Fifth avenue Mr. FARRELL ar
rived here from cleveland late SUNDAY
afternoon and decided TO postpone action
until yesterday morning Just what oc-
CURED az the private oonfAb could not be-
learned. hut when Stallings had left the ofiCe
The clubs chief owner said
Mr. Stallinsa has resigned from the
management Of the team and shall notify
captain chase that he Is permanently IN
charge Of the HiEhlandef- with absolute
authority. The charges lodged aga,n~'
tha-e by Stallings have been Investigated
thoroughly and have been shown - b"
unfounded That II all there IL to 49,
stsllinGs and have parted the hos ~
friends and there IL no hard feeling
The elevation Of chase 20 the manage
men' u the team IL not an experiment lie
Il great PLAYER and think he vill make -
splendid leader ito j. on excellent terms
with the other players. who have accepted
hIs Apo ntment most faVorahiy Results
count for much and I believe thai under
I has the Highlanders will go on improving
until maybe neat year they will win the
American League chant tonship Stallng-
Will AIRY my hes' shes I'h hlm " hrrey-r
he goes lie has been repIa, I'D SIMPLY toe
,aY-a of a combination NJ circumstances
do not care to say anything remarked
Sfllhngs am oui Of the club and ChaSa
= The new manager That - all the fans
want 10 know. ~ what's the use 81 talking
any urthe-'' Stallings seems 10 rhink
p nat he will be prevented by President John
oh from occurring anot her managerial berth
IN either Of the big leagues lie blame-
Johnson for his pre-en' plight and last night
he consented 10 tell the real ,aus' Of John
sOn anmosity
/ Vas playing right field and managing
the De'roits IN The American league IN
, anne close game with rho VIM" SOY
Ia Chicago he SOY we're mas Ius q hard
hsht for the pcnnan' In "a, fam"
a critical point. but The umpire j"~ an
tIllon. said ! trapped the ball and called
/ rushed 20 Inc plate 20 explain 'he play.
whom CAntillon called me- niger hat
was an tnsul, wouldn't stand FOR. 90
vas a row on me Held aad Iohn.un vho
was present notified me- then and there
that he drive me out of baseball ~a~
not At the time and probably ~Ad sone
was a statement thai Johnson wanted "a"
umrlres in the American league - favor
I ions With their owner 'omIskev Re
cause Of thai break johnson de- def 80
GET me. and he's been after my scalp ever
since lhs story mat I tried to sell o.
Detrpr 20 The National League = antrim"
and merely a subt~rfuge
thase tho new MANAGER - con. eI"i 80
no the best rr-t ha-smaH 10 ne gam"
He Vas di-'overcd in california hy Denny
I Ong a well known baseball man, who Vas
then acting a. an agent 81 The New YORK
Americans In lgos after Elherfeld had
,lcoe@ded Griffith a. mauageT ~ 'he HtgH-
lAnder- chase suddenly packed his grip
and loft for the coast. where 10 I'4' 81
.tN q h. Of -
a,r which Was due 20 personal .#aTrrl
with E!herfsd thH-s vas de' Jared inc .iri-
bic nv the Nationa, Commission. hU' le
Vas rsinzta'ed In the spring 81 ino0 and
vas also heavily fined chase has PLAYED
,sns 'ional ball fhts wear 30 'hs' he charge
hat he lay down Orcasioned much sur