The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-04-19

turned to camp and will be used in
the ouG1eld. He is almost sure of
berth If he will work.
Denver News The third basehnan
OF the Denver team got into hot wa
ter mere today when he went to the
postof mice for the mail ANY mail for
Mee?'' he inquired of the authority.
.. FOR Who?" asked that individual.
For Nee" was the patient reply. The
authority stuck his head well out of
the window. We'll, who in blazes are
you am Mee-Mee, Nee,
MEET yelled Tommie, "and I can
prove that L am Nee; now, get me my
iast. Tcmmle's epistles were handed
to him.
Lee CULLEN. the former Sioux City
third baseman, whom Manager Hen
bricks has purchased to bolster the
weak spot in the Grizzlies infield. is
one OF the premier stickers in the
Western league. His work as a batter
included forty-three two-baggers and
fourteen nome runs. He scored 1873
runs and purloined forty-five bases. AS
fielder he also showed class, with an
average of 1882 for 14O games, having
153 putouts, $50 assists and forty-fve
errors.
st. Joseph Gazette: Believing that
Charles A Comiskey, owner of the
chicago Americans, to whom he gave
Roy CoIhan and Tex Jones for $4,000
and four Class A players. has not
treated the St. Joseph club fairly,
owner Jack Holland of the Drum
mers yesterday wrote a very plain let
ter to the White Sox magnate, in
which he asked for a settlement. I'm
der the terms of the contract Comis-
key does not have to settle for Cor
han and Jones until Nav 10 and he
may force Owner Holland to wait I'M
til that time. IT feel that have not
been treated fairly said Owner Hol-
land yesterday land I have told Com
iskey so. 1 was double-crossed in
some manner last fall out of Joe
Berg, the shortstop I was to get from
Quincy, Ill, through Con1iskey. And
on this Jones and Corhan deal don't
believe have been treated right. If
both players made good I was to get
$4,000 and four Glass A players. If
they did not make good I was to get
them back. He has notified me that
he is going to keep both Corhan and
Jones, so 1 expect settlement. I
would gladly give him all the players
he has let me have and money, too, to
get Roy ana Tex back, but that is i'm
possible, because the other clubs in the
league would not waive on them"
Kansas City Star: RED Corridor,
VINO just got a taste or pig league
company, is another player on the
team who is very anxious to go up
again. Red scrambled a few eggs
when he was with st. Louis last fall
by allowing Lajoie to bunt a dozen or
so safely down his cowrath in dou-
ble-header. RED was only a child
and didn't know better. He feels that
he was sighted on account of the
Lajoie episode, and he wants to go
back next fall sure Red and Shay
had a slight argument over the salary
question this season, but it was settled
before the first game at Louisville.
eff you don't like the salary you are
receiving in the American association
get hustle on yourself and you won't
have to stick here more than one
year." was Shay's advice to the young
ster.
''Well, you can bet that 1 will hustle
myself back to Pittsburs," was Corri-
denis reply.
And 'sRed'' is hustling. too. That
young fellow is the life Of the team.
fights as hard as fom> Downie. Corri-
den continually is in the center, en-
lcouraging the pitcher, and he backs
up every play.
Corridor was formerly member of
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