The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-26

plete in every detail, and was one OF the
greatest ever saw l feel that the
coming event VIII be a hummer. ! can
not help but feel pleased at such an un-
usual honor 10 bestOw officially on a
ball team"
Manager Mack added that he feared
he would be unable 20 attend However.
John Shibe. treasurer Of the club stated
slider his previous plans and be on hand.
II Is understood that Mack intends 10
marry IN q short time and spend his
honeymoon on trip 10 Europe.
For the last time officially this season
Mack's players met yesterday afternoon
out at Shibe Park and received their
. SpollS reaped from the worlds series
games. Each player was given his
slice OF the melon without prominence.
Members Of the team and substitutes
shared alike. Besides receiving a check
for S2.O62, the MaCkmen were hailed with
the heartiest OF congratulations from
their leader Those who shared In the
worlds series profits were Davis, Ben
der. Coombs. Morgan. livingston
Krause, Atkins, Thomas, Collins, Lapp.
McInnls, Baker. Derrick, Strunk, Hart
sci. Oldring, Lord, Barry. HaUser. DOnO-
hue, Murphy Dy CERT. and Plank.
Players Sign for Winter
The members of the house Of Mack
are busy planning their winter voca-
tons Manager Mack and Eddie Col
Inns are TO be married soon. Collins is
to marry Miss Mabel Harriet Doane. Of
Clifton Heights, on November 3. and his
worlds series cash Will probably help TO
buy a new home. He Will spend the
winter doing newspaper work. After a
hunting and fishing trip. Harry Davis
viii also breaE into the limelight as a
newspaper guy" Ben Houser Will hunt
the wild animals fqr while and then
kill time until the next baseball curtain
is lifted. Ira Thomas, Topsey HartseI
and Amos Strunk are others Of the team
who win winter here. Jack Lapp will
get busy tinkering with electric wires
and other things as an electrician.
Cy Morgan has polished up a lot Of
jokes and will take the initiative on
the stage. Jimmy DyRert viii keep in
trim for another year by playing ball
az his home in New Orleans. Danny
Murphy viii retire TO a secluded spot
at Norwich, Conn. ''Rube" Oldring will
winter in New York. Eddie Plank will
help TO take in the pumpkins and watch
the cows on his farm, near Gettysburg,
Adams county. Pa Harry Krause will
take his family to the Pacific coast
for the winter
JACK AIhluS Will TX Up MS pool and
bowling alleys at gainesville, Ohio.
Big CHER Bender is going TO sink his
earnings, but will continue in the lime
light this winter breaking blue rocks
at the shooting traps. John Coombs
viii stock I'D his Maine farm Gland
Derrick has caught on TO a job in his
home town, Clayton, Ga. Paddy Liv-
ingston counts on sinking his roll in
real estate and will tackle a job in
Cleveland, Ohio his home town
''Ty' Cobb. who did special duty dur
! ing the worlds series writing the ac-
counts Of the games for The Phila-
delphia Press" and his wife and Ty-
rus. IT.. viii leave today for Atlanta
Ga, his home town. Cobb and his fam
ily will make the trip by automobile
The champion batsman is an. enthusiast
tic mOtorist and during the winter
months viii compete in several automo-
bile races at Savannah.
And baseball viii slumber for a little
while.