The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-01

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TWO VIEWS OF CHANCE, CUBS RESOURCE
FUL LEADER.
and goes 70 the hotel. He usually
waits till most Of the crowd is out OF
the way. He does not Ike TO be jos
tied With all his easy going style
nothing escapes him. Interviewing O..
Mack is productive Of much informa-
tion-for c. Mack. The longer you
talk TO Mack the less he tells you and
the more be fnds out from you.
Chance Likes Fighters.
Frank Chance the Cubs leader. is
Of different caliber. He ista typical
exponent Of the playing manager He
will be on first unless the aforemen-
toned dire calamity works change
I'm the color scheme. And from the
initial corner the p. L. is master
hand at driving his hurlers. ASK any
umpire who has ofiiciated on the bases
when some poor. unhappy Cub Ginger
has experienced a bad spell.
When the reins were handed over to
Chance with power to do anything
within reason 10 secure a winner for
Chicago he had 1t all figured out He
wanted and secured a lineup Of fight
ers. Where Individual stars would At
into the combination he found and Sc
cured them. When he failed to find
the right material in the bright lights
he developed the kind Of player be
needed-a fighting. hustiing individual,
such as. per example. Johnny Evers
And the result Is that every time that
Cub brigade wanders out on diamond
there are nine self confident lighting
warriors In action-the never-say-dle
kind. who must fight to win even II
they fight with themselves That is
the Chance combination.
How Their Methods Compare.
BY way of comparison OF the ef-
feetiveness OF these two combinations
one might turn back to a recent game
with st. Louis. Mack used eighteen
players IN a vain endeavor to defeat
the Browns. Connie was directing
every angle Of the play, but all his
1 baseball astuteness was not equal TO
the occasion. Chance didn't play in
the first game In the last series with
New York In fact, be didn't don a
uniform or go near the bench. Evers
was in charge and that Chance COM
hination. trailing for a little portion
OF the game, broke the Giant defense
early and came or with flying colors,
The Cubs fight all the way. and their
greatest forte seemingly is coming
from behind"
With the Cubs the brains Of the COM
bination are distributed evenly around
the diamond, with the center pin of
the same on the initial sack. able to
direct without mistake all those intri-
cate plays that crop up in inside base
ball.
The contention here Is that those
conditions give the Cubs further
edge, and a pronounced one at that,
which contention cannot be reasonably
rontradicted.
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Janss May Handle White sox In 1911.
1t is said on good authority that
Fielder Jones, who piloted the Chicago
Americans to a world championship in
1906, win be seen in Chicago uniform
next season. Jones has received an
offer from Owner Charley Comiskey
which the great center fielder could
hardly refuse. The White Sox's poor
/ showing this year led Comiskey to Of
fer Jones the enormous salary of $780,
600 and also 10 per cent Of the clubs
profits TO become playing manager.
This. the fielder figures, will net him
the round sum OF $4,000 This IS
1 probably the biggest price ever offered
! to a playing manager