Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-23

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Aircr viii retain Patsy Donovan ~
manager of the Rcd Son 10 Be- Nc
Al,'r.t Intention Go tJtu over IN,
management or the CLUB To- another
aud aCi iu DO, capacity ut Dhiri exc
ruty' ui the boston t'nms destiny
exclusively. This means that new
manager VIII b., appointed tor IA,
Washington club. now directed l.,
McAlr,r
Although MrNlrDr has not vet de-
yid'd uu the policy of his club with
respect 90 its management those who
hay, been close 10 th, former st.
Louis Browns header say he Viii
make chang, no she management CT
thu He'd son
According Co co., gossips iu st
Louis Bob Hedge early put himsclr
ou record for Wallace. bat the mis-
cradle showing of IA, club this season
bias made the. cry for new manager
heard on every hand Wallace is q
good baseball man. bnt facts are con-.
N.uy.ug and thea are against the pros
'ut Browns leader st. Louis has
had the most disastrous season in tts
history TN, Browns have PLAYED Tho
White Sex 20 games and have man
aged To- win only four
Complaints against a., manage
m,ut of UaI Char. ui jhD New YORK
iiishIundors were heard ou every
haud when the whit, ~uN last visited
the metropolis
That George Stalhnss pilotrd TIA,
Yankees 60 second place near the
Philadelphia Athletics. tho worlds
champions has not been forgotten.
The Highlander fans applaud Chasc
for his wonderful frats In covering
lirst base. but they are almost uunEi-
NOUS in their hostility 30 him as o.
manager. Critics of Ia. game In New
/ Nork p,l mt 10 the fact that the High
land"rs have had good pitching STAFF
l aud good ficldiup Rud batting aud "a
classy hackstop. set they are having
i trouble remaining IN IN, first diyi-
Isiou
| lu cleveland thor, is presented one
'"i ia" most peculiar COMPLICATIONS iu
I tho American league u is generals
understood that Harr Davis ct the
| Athletics is To- Dee the N1ps manager
| iu 1919. According e. recent reports
the contract was signed some time
| ag". At the time Davis rs said "a
nav" attached his slguatur, 90 tho
| contract the Nups looked the part 81
hopeless second division PLAYERS.
lu such bad plight did tn, team
| uppptr that Jimmy Mcclure handed
! iu his resignation AZ manager George
| StuNull became temporary manager oi
the desperate Sap ana from that
day th, cleveland club has PLAYED
| ball like q champion team. n has
| gone through two long winning
str,uks, and in each ease was huostrd
/ %! giving terrific b,tungs 10 IA,
White SuN. From sixth place under
! Mcclure the Naps have advanced u
! third place under tho pilotagc of Sto.
wall
Cleveland bugs ar, demanding that
| Stovali Dee made manager I'm 1912
They THINK hc has earned 'h, nlac,
ana they feel sure that The Maps will
nr pcnnant contender in talg u
their own Dear GrorS, Is the Ill
rector ot the playing end ui the team
THIS has put the Cleveland manage.
Wcut la an embarrassing position
Things will not be Just right In all
! prohU hility with StoNall on the bench
ANA the Maps losing under Davis. Di
/ course. Davis has no intention of les.
| ing ana there Is "A possibility that
| one nt the managcrltss clubs viii So
cure the services uf Stovall 49, leader
u Davis takes the helm of the Clcvo-
land team