The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-05
CURRENT SPORTING GOSSIP
fOGEL WANTS ~ ERS TO NAN
sGE THE PHILtDELPBIAs
said Ia Ne Part sf Three sornrr~st heal
Engineered by Nurphy IN neas'er the
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MrGsaw VA, Hi.i foe catcher Booth.
Horace Fogrl. president of the Phila.
lelphia clIh. announces In New Orleans
that he wants Johnny Evers TO manage
the Quasprs next season. Doom has al.
ready handed In his resisnati a. manager
Of the Philadelphia because Fosel has
! refused tn sanction the big deal with Gin
cinnau, and Fogel evidently intends To
I accept Il 10 h. can secure Fvers. But ~
case Ev.rs land. IN fosel's camp IL IL pre-
! dirted that the cry Of syndicate ball"
| vail be raised again because OF the persistent
reports that e. W. Murphy ~ the Chicago
Cubs Is in some way interested In the Phiia-
! delphla club
Fogei's nne apec,ed desire 70 secure Ev-rs
- believed by baseball men to have been
] inspired and IL part nj q compromise deal
| which will involve the Phtla delphia. Gin
! cinnati and Chicago clubs. II was said yes
t.rday that Murphy would nsnd EvsrS To
! Philadelphia in exchange Tor Grant ana
! MrGuilsn who would he passed on TO min
! nv Cincinnati. the latter club 20 receive
Miner Brown and Johnny king Doom.
| IL was reported. also would bs shifted tn
| the Cubs Ia help out Archer behind the Dat.
According to th,. story now N circulation
Fogel has blocked the philadel Dhia -Ctncin-
matt deal at the beh-st of Murphy. Sho has
a chance To- beBe ~ the Cubs through August
Hermann AZ middle man. Bpt having
| riinched part OF ths transaction with ap-
parent benefit 10 his own club Clark Tri NTH.
the Reds manager. has urged Hermann
to 20 through with IL re- CARELESS Of Murphy's
demands
Ever- ~ slowly recovering from . broken
leg and may never ia able To play UP TO
his former high standard But he knows
baseball and seems ca, out for the manage
mont Of big league team, Murphy. IL 10
make radical changes in the lineup OF the
"D sd1 Inr ''' to rr aen Brown "nd King
s.n. -. p.,,,h..h 49,. -,
.ps ,srt 70 H.. CUBS .'s nh'es s would
s,ve them {. nrs, class third b.seman. In
tina, case s,e'nfeldt could b" traded To
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n, "D'n r,,s "y ,,s Gan,. nv, v.sr MrS;r,w
,sn, ,.,sin1 baseball nov aday. bu, 1, 4, |
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ready tn max" several counter propositions.
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convene in December IL Is said the engage.
5, Louis Rrowns will be Officially an /
is;ics. veteran ar.t baseman, viii sccep, |
a similar berth with the Cleveland club |
in the place OF Deacon Jim Mcclure. In |
the Eastern League Il u reported that !
the Providence and Jersey City clubs are |
an sious To secure William j. Murray a. |
manager Murray managed both Of these |
the he handler OF the Pnilsdeiphis Saiionais
because OF his sudden turn down by the !
ouasers last winter he renamed idle all
with anybody else. rrovidsnso and Jersey |
Ryan respectively did not come up TO |
expectations during the recent cAmpaisn |
president OF the Eastern League u be wants /
The Job |
The ten leading base stsaiers in the |
National League this year were a. follows: !
Iie-cher of Cincinnati, Is. Paskers, Cincin- !
Philadelphia. = Lobsrt. CINCINNATI, II: !
Devore New York. a. DOYLE. New York. II: |
= sIodsrass: New York, ,. The Red:
ou- of the ten for total OF ,s0 stolen bags
The Cincinnati club viii have ne park |
mann .s sr + x g. one ssS q The ns., n 4.
country
when Jockey Llebert was ordered on |
the jamestown track by the stewards be- |
on Thursday he infdI1,,ed che officials that |
the horse was cold and could not run |
TO his Rest form without stimulan,s.
Stable room for nearly 500 horses has !
been reserved by turfm~n who will race at |
Juarez, Mr1ico. this winter. General Man |
,erially incr ,ased eefor. the he. meeting n Is a
Will De IN line on the Opening uaN