The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-14
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National League Magnates Supposed to Be Coming
Around to Herrmann's Views = Great Craving
For manipulating at Hand

!, club for forfeIting game at the Polo
Grounds last season 1t Is thought Inat
Fogel together and effect a compromise
that will be satisfactory 10 both parties.
The last conversation between the
Philadelphia clubs president and the de-
posed manager was without result j ne
PhiIlies. in all likelihood, VIII not be
heavily stung for having forfeited a
game.
President Frank J. Farrell. OF the
HighlandeTs. VIII start this afternoon
for Chicago to attend the American
Leagues schedule meeting there and
before returning to New York VIII 90 %
Grand Island, NeD-. and interview F'res
Glade to see If the pitcher viii not con
descend to play with the Hiiltoppers ms
year.
Il IS only question Of time when all
the major league clubs viii have peT-TIla-
nent training camps Connie Mack or
the Athletics. is figuring on having MS
White Elephants set into condltlCn tIIsI
this year in Rockingham, N g, ana TYilt
buy a big tract Of and there Rocking
ham IS a town Of about 200 inhabitants
Occasionally. scribes have TO Deruse
the Out-of-tOWn newspapers 10 ger tAT
news about players Of their nome ctu3S-
The public prints of Chicago FeJaH lhe
I Information that Arthur L. Kay Lliy!lQ-
better known as Bugs has signed MS
contract with the Giants and viii oc-
Cupy "A front seat on the water wagon
ali year long. Philadelphia newspapers
report the signing by the tilgilla az &C. -
OF a t-ird baseman named savage WHO
T. a student at Villa Nova
New Workers have heard OF SAVAGE,
and so have the members OF me Va
tiOn4l Commission He signed with the
FfChIauders last summer while stiil IN
college. and also signed with the " aJeT-
bury club. II IS doubtful that Savage
ever viii play with the HlShlanoel >
When they signed him Il was with me
intention OF turning him over to Hart
ford in part payment for Wanner- Ae-
COrdiuZ 10 the villa Nova cores oilii-
ent Of the Philadelphia Record, savage
will not accompany the HlgnianGeIs
South, as he viii not be graduated until
June. but will join them on July I say
age is 10 assist Fred Crolius, VINO Is a
sort OF scout for the Nightmares. ia
Goa hing the Pennsylvania coileglans
this spring
The name Of the play in which Mike
Dor in now Is appearing IS "A certain
Party" At its first performance In
Amsterdam on Saturday nlght tommy
E.vers, Of the Cubs and George v llLse-
Of the Giants. sat IA a box and ll... ap-
Evers, like ChristV MatheSsou, has
qualified as an author John. Of TOY,
has written a book entitled How 70
PLAY Inside Ball" Zoe Cantilon, former
ordered one million copies OF IL.
on the ST. Louis American League
club this season viii be FIVE players VINO
either were born IN the Mound city
o. have made their homes there lcr
some time. The quintet OF native sons
consists Of Jakey- Abstc1n. Waiter De
vov. Frank .TrueSdale. Gus HetlinE- and
Jack O'COnnor. Dewey and AbStelu have
been playing soccer football during the
of season.
Tom Mccarthy No. .. WIN looked Ike
q great pitcher for n short time when
he was with the Boston Nationals IN
1875 is 10 be with Indianapolis next sea
son. and again Will have the pleasure
Of being associated with his old back
stop Frank BOWerman- Mccarthy s
first job In the National League was
with PlttsbUrE- Fred Clarke let him go
to the Reaueaters because the Pirate
chief does not approve OF rwirIers who
use the moist delivery