The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-30
CURRENT SPORTING GOSSIP
NAL CHASE SAYS THE HIGH
LANDERS ARE LOYAL.
Declares That staliings Made False
Charge Didn't Sock tho Manage
ment. hut win do His Best to Make
Good HemphiIi's Talk About Team.

NnArRe9-Atluu"N SrrA WV Hsaaae"-
ment. hut win do His Best to Make
Good HemphiIl's Talk About Team.
The HIghIanders arrived homo from
their last Western trip of the season yes'er-
day and some OF them went TO the Polo
Grounds in the afternoon TO look over the
Giants and Reds. Hal Chase. who has
succeeded George StAllings az manager
Of the hillmen. was not inclined to discuss
the recent controversy in tho club beyond
saying
The charges made against me werc
absolutely untrue. | never lay down
In my life and every baseball player on tho
team will bear me- out. The players are
with me heart and soul too. They showed
plenty Of loyalty and eaTne~ine-s IN De
trou, where We won three straight game-
Our team - harmonious and there i no
longer any III feeling caused by abuse
heaped upon the men from the bench. l
didn't seek the management. but as long
a. Mr. Farrell has appointed mo | viii do
my level hest TO make good. We sre going
to hang on to second place and will be ~
prime shape for tho games with Ia" Giants
Several leading members Of the team.
who did no, care to have their names men
toned. told THE SUN man that he appoint
ment Of Chase was the best possible move
under the circumstances. Charley Hemp
hill. the utfielder. was willing to lie quoted.
however.
-stAlIingr made many blunders and also
played favorites said Hemphhl Ht-
abuse of the PLAYERS on the bench Was
outrageous. He was outclas-ed nv Chase
and others in a knowledge Of the fine points
OF team play and his removal was the hs-'
thing that could have happened II 'ha~s
had been manager All season we would
have been right on top of the Athletics.
The hilltop players say chase showed
what he j. made 81 when h" took Quinn
out Of the box IN the last game with De
trut lie nd not wait too lone bur sub
siifIied Vaughn at precisely thu proper
moment. II the pitching department had
been handled this way all season. >av h"
players who will talk. numerous defeats
would have been avoided. IN" Highland
er- begin a series of four games With rho
Nazhrngton- here to-day ami the iin-
Will have chance 20 500 for th"m-'l'"-
how chase runs tho team. The triple We
tory scored IN Detroit was a good test 81
his ability to lead. but the fans want To +
SEIZURE more evidence TO prove that he =
the right man in the right place.
After the series with the Washington
who by the way are playing fast hall. the
Highlanders go over to Philadelphia Tor
ihree games with the Athletics. after Nhirh
they will return here week from to-mor-
row for a double header with he Bo-t On.
Red Sox which will vind up IN" American
League season. The Giants begin their
last series Of four games IN Boston to-day
Next "Wednesday IL an open date for Nj
Graw's men. who will play Brooklyn 100
Harlem on Thursday and Friday. then gu
over 20 Washington Park for the mat game
~ the series on SATURDAY. October The
Giants have three games 10 play with the
Philadelphias here. including a post pOued
contest ny arranging a douhl" header
for October 10 and bringing forward the
- ~ nEF .laF Mng Pa
can begin the prOposed series with the
Highlanders ON October - or ~.
such airy perSiHage A. that INDUCED
IN ny MCt'raW and oVais-kie A. the Polo
Grounds on Medn"-daN, while possibly
amusing 10 som" 81 the SPECTATORS Ma =
violation OF the rules which mpir" John
stone apparently overlooked II m" gam"
10 believe That that %rr,'6" unwiliinsna...L
to TAX" Convale-kIe on m" mound would
have met with the approval Of the He'd
fans baseball patron. pay To ,ee skilled .
PLAYING. not a hurle-'lu"
connie Mack doesn't intend 80 allow
the champion Athletics To- hecotn. -taIc
betwsen he end "i the \meriCan L"aEu"
s~rie-. a period ~ -four or ~" days n.
will probably arBngc To ulay a couple !
another at home Nth an ali star team. 80
With well Oiled machinrr,
This will he -heavvveight night ~ rhc
National sporting Clue m West for''-
ar" cnl"red m IN" -"mi-nnAl bout "f IN
rounds Tom ny"Ihy. giant. will cross
sran. While IN Tho chief event of zen round.
l"r Jeann"'t. ana Morris Harms will ~,
Ia settle an old -cor~ Tom o'Rourke has
matched Young SAMMY Smith, the clever
Philadelphia boNer and Wilt. Berchar
to meet at this club a ~~ek from tonight
Pal Moore and Owen Moran will meet
again newt Tuesday night IN Bo-'on VA
battle IN PhilAdeiphia Wrdnesdav avcpiny
bids far 10 be Of NOR" than passing interest
NeS lorker~ who saw ~" -cr4p IN Quaker.
have been disaaafed fo S foaI,ns and IhT ihni
the action Of the referee IN permitting
peculiar proceedinf They declared tha,
Moran showed better nghting ability than
and ra,,IeSsaded when und.T f,iii h Nsad-
way. The bout IN Boston D. expected 10
siNe better line on the respective merits
Of these Young pugilisi-
Miles Mcleod. q feet : inohe. tall and
Weighing 22i pounds, has arrived IA thicsgu
announcement that he wants - flght JacA
lohE-on. loo ChOyn-ki. Who has looked
a great hshtar Mia saw. i he hS. h ,a.H
boNing since he was ~ YEAR old. but thst
doesn't mean much u. Will ne tired ou,
-oon ia a bout with some second rat-r
lin smith. the W-siche=tsr marlborough.
I has begun training again The Fatrtnout
\. t'is trying 10 induce the Dixie Kid 10
| meet him az an early date.
According TO several friends Eddip pugan
ne Jockey recently ASKED hl- employer,
| contract - that he could go to Iurop.
Tor nsN, years csmnaign Mr ii"lmcnt
services would be needed On the New Nork
tracks newt season and thai hs would h.,
ASKED Ia sign another contract bT4ERn
/ therefor" Will ride ~ one ~ The wInt.r
tracks. probably IaCks'uN lie and Will
! remain m this ""uutrv until further ofd.r-
Lucien ~ Applebv. veil hnovn an m.
Z tuH. u seriously ~ ~ hi- home ~ the city
NT. Applehy has ~ ned and raced many
hor-a- and has al-p been ~, nnanrI.l
hacker 81 several leading Iook uaksrs
We vas always hslieN 81 to be- InteressaI