The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20
Still QUARREL
OVER PLAYERS
Garry Hermann and Horace
Fogel Cannot Agree on Lead
ing Baseball Stars.
LIE BLANC PROVES HIS
WORTH AS A SPORTSMAN
Dartmouth Football Team Meets
With Success Because of Ex-
cellent Coaching System.
BY MANHATTAN.
BY Ieased Wira ln rhn rrihu,

BY Leased Wire TO The Tribune.
NEW YORK. Nov. 19.-There is much
hot talk because Garry Hermann. chair
man Of the National commission, has
signed some players OF the Philadelphia
National League club to an agreement to
play with his team In 1911 II is as
serted that Mr.. Herman has violated the
commandments of baseball, and that he
should be taken to task. 1t is reported
that the dispute will be arbitrated by the
Presiden. Of the league: Thomas j.
fscts OH which he substantiates his
claim to the players, Mr.. Fogel doubt
less has reasons @hy he refused 10 sane
ton the deal. On the other hand, it
would appear that Mr.. Hermann is in
possession of certain evidence which JUS
ttfes him In taking the course that he
has.
left here in bruises and patches. which
were received In fall at Belmont park.
It is not true that he intends to boycott
the United States. On the contrary. he
says:
81 intend to come over again. probably
next year j met splendid sportsmep
here. who accorded me the most cordial
treatment. ] should enjoy meeting them
again and competing in the contests"
The F'renchman refused TO express an
opinion on the award of the Statue OF
Liberty prize to Moissant.
Il wasn't there and have no way to
judge" he said, "but would like to cor
rect report that Moissant paid me
$4,000 for my Bleriot ] sold It for $4,000,
subject 10 the duty, II Moissant keeps
the machine on this side. | admire his
great daring and skill. and when he told
me he had no machine to fly for the
$4,000 prize. let him have mine TO help
him out at exactly the same ngure ! must
pay for Blerlot to replace the one l
sold +"
LIE Blanc's Career,
RIo,, ie ,I&o
try flyer of France. Until he took up
aviation he was director in the metalur-
gical laboratory, His fine physique and
will power enabled him to distinguish
debut as a passenger in a balloon flight
conducted by August Nicollesu, Soon
he BECAME famous for his, great trip
from st, Cloud. France. to the island OF
lie Blanc. being friend OF Blcriot
became interested in flying machines
He resigned his directorship in the
assistant When 'is BIeriot erN feuDded fsGiso his y
Ing school at Pau. lie Blanc became di
rector, He organized the institution
and turned out brilliant pupils. among
them Morane. Chavez and Auburn.
lie Blanc attributes his success as an
aviator in the recent Circuit dc LIST
the 4ss-mile overland flight, to his ex-
perience as balloon pilot. He says II
is absolutely necessary that aviators
should first become competent balloon
pilots in order TO understand the winds
and their changes at different levels:
10 lose all fear Of great heights, and to
learn TO recognize variations in the ma
ture OF the ground when looking from the
machine.
Dartmouth Is Successful.
The triumph OF the Dartmouth football
team over Amherst by 10 to 5 was
staggering blow to the Amherst boys.
who have always looked down on the
New Hampshire institution. Dartmouth
won In spite Of penalties that would have
discouraged a weaker team.
A word about the Dartmouth football
team fits here, The team. II is we'll to
remember. is not the product OF small
college that occasionally threatens the
top -notchers, but the result OF a system
OF coaching which has yet to be proved
inferior to any in the east. Dartmouth's s
football material is drawn not alone from
the eastern states. but from territory
that includes the middle west Despite
the fact that the college is situated way
UP in New Hampshire. It has attracted
many good men outside OF Boston and
the eastern cities. Illinois. for example
is a good Dartmouth football feeder
and there are not few New Workers.
who look back TO their college days at
Hanover, With the coaching system now
In existence, the green ought to have
and does have. high class teams. Dart
mouth has established n distinct school
of football--well founded. yet elastic
and I believe that the new rules have
had no more careful consideration any
where this wear than al Hapoyer