The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-22
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AGAINST THE CREATION
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BY HUGH W. ROBERTS

The reason for the attacks Manager Moesworth which have recently preepated is difficult to conprehend
 The Barons in third place. honorable poslhon lhey just high their strength entities them to be- II we are to believe the statements of ot the aS who seem to Hay inherent annosfy for Manager Moleswot the Ptehhg staff of the Barons than any other the league
 Then how happens 1t that the Barons wit strange tenac ity, occupying berth m the first dlVlSlonF
 If we are very fair criticism, bound to admit either that the pitching staff stronger than we surmsed or that Manager Moesworth with ordinary bunch has complished marvellous things
 It is necessary that we take fork of this road There is to be no squrmine resortng to subterfuge.
 We-that s all the fanshave always stated that pant due long the club occupies position in the first division Such occupancy indicates that the team stronger than four and therefore better than the average
 nasmuch therefore, the Barons in third place. and according the general contenon the pitching staff is weak the hitting of the ontfed is shamefuy beneath expecta ons how reconcile the attacks on Manager MoesWorh with American ideas of fair play and justice?
 There is no way of evadng the argument the Barons have suffered than their share of serious accidents each of which worked a handicap the operations of the team
 As matter of fact believe and history of teams of this other bear out that other team o the league could constantly maintained position in the first division in the face of such list of broken bones and torn fragments.
 To whom are we to give the credit? We cannot with jus tce that the private soldiers possessed of in comparable fighting spirit and deny such honor to the cap tain also
 So when the situation from every angle is viewed the son present Manager Mosworh is difficult of comprehension.
 You say that without the assistance of Rick Woodward, Manager Moesworth could not obtain player out of the major leagues.
 If this true Mr. Woodward is position realize the necency of his And not concerned in the sghesea to the manner in which players brought to Br mngham from the majors We concerned only in the proposition of their coming or failing to come
 And is quite probable that had Mr. Woodward realized any necency the part of his he would have dis charged him. Mir Woodward is pretty fair business we believe will be generally admitted and therefore is endued th that capacity which inspires to prompt action in the moment of failure
 Inasmuch Manager Molesworth will conclude the least the current manager not at the present time much question of the managerial ability lack of the part of the Baron leader of the effect such unfair attacks might have the chances of the club to make a worthy finish.
 The fire of the assaans will not result in what they might term good and probable that it will have deeerious and dscouragng effect the club and might result in serious and permanent dissention
 And in concuson though the fans contend that Manager Moesworh has managerial ability, it is daily thrust down throas unwilling though they may be to swallow that he has oumanaged far this the unbeatable Billy Smith, the fiery Otto Jordan, the shrewd B. Bernhard the willy Schwartz, and the nflammable D. Holmes and Swacna