New-York tribune., 1911-12-19
TIMELY BITS Of SPORT
Red DOOM Likely to Manage the
PhilIieS After All.
STORY OF THE W0RDY WAR
Arthur Duffey. Picks ALI America
Athletic Team with Olympic
Games in View.

IL seems 10 be an accepted tac' j" '
delpbia that peace has been declared De-
tween Horace Fogel president OF the Fm'-
uo, scd Charley Doom. manager Of the
team last season. The story goes that 'ne
oUye branch was extended by tho her'
manager IN the way Of an explanation '"1'
the trouble began. as previously suggested
in press agent yarn. This is how II reaoS'
DooIr ana McCool forgetting their base
tell days. were ooing q vaudeville turn J"
Rochester. Business was poor Ihe poA
Office wasn't taking I'm enough 10 pay 'o'
the DOOM McCool turn. not 10 nenuon the
rest Of the bill. The press agent or the
house being bright young man. suggested
10 Doom that something mad TO be done
TO improve business, and the most likely
appearing something was TO start an I'M
aginsly row between Doom and Fogel.
Sure said Doom. Go as far as you
Ike Horace will understand it,
The press agent got busy. and within
twcnty-four hours Fogel had come back
a. the press agent story with a red NOT
reply Then Doom got hot and went back
at .Fccel Gy that time the press agent
row had become a real battle and had gone
altogether too far
DOOM recently wrote these facts 10 a
Philadelphia friend who explained the
whole ,hing 20 Fogel
Veil ny colly!" said Horace. "a thought
that redhead was in earnest. Wy didn't
he tell me vet it was only a press agent
yarn and Id a stood for it? ] thought re
was after my scalp"
With Horace satisfied with the eXplana :
uon, IL locks as if Doom and Fogel VIII
get together IN day or two at the lat
est Philadelphia fans probably will re-
ccive as n Christmas present the announce
rnent that Doom has been appointed man |
sser for next season.
Frank Farrell. owner Of the New York |
Yankees. appears to take a different view |
OF the warke resolution adopted at the |
annual meeting Of the American League !
than President johnson, who is quoted as .
saving that it was passed for its moral /
effect In discussing the resolution AR |
Farrell SAYS II is not without meaning and |
adds
The trouble between tho big leagues has |
been caused by g. ~. MurphyS utterauces. /
He has insulted our president, Pan John /
son. and Ne do not intend to stand for such |
Unwarranted behavior.
johnson has managed our league with |
keen judgment and is strictly honest in his /
eHOrtS 10 Keep lNt sport clean. lie UdS /
faithfully tried to urearth the ticket scan
dal, but has been handicapped. II the Ma
tional League men do not understand the !
meaning of our resolutions they will see a
light i'm few days We do not intend 10
allow them 10 treat our resolution with 81
lent contempt"
Mike O'Toolc brother Of the high |
priced Marty O'Toole. the pitcher has been /
sold by the Albany club of the state |
League, 70 the ST Paul club, Of the Ameri- |
can Association. Marty OToole, it will be /
remembered. cost the Pittsburgh Pirates |
$4,000, the record price in baseball.
Arthur Duney. Tho one time great
sprinter, has picked an all-America ath- !
lctic team for "The Boston Post" which Il /
is suggested would make a strong basis
around which to puid am American team
Tor the Olympic games in Stockholm.
sweden, next year It follows;
Ralph Craig. Michigan. lcO-yard dash,
Rairh craig, Michigan, 2so-yard dash,
20; &, Young; Amherst and Boston a. A.
81 y.yS " rsn shepPeirdii pa l. Irsh-American A c.
John Paul Jones, cornell one mile 4I5
N George Bonhsg.. Irish-American a. c.,
w hve-ne run, 24:5S
y Lewis Scott, South Paterson, ten-mile
r & Chisholm. Yale. l2o-yard hurdles,
J. }. Emer Irish,Amercan \. C, 22o-yard
+ Kaiscr. New York 4. c.. one-mie
+ Gr1mpfelt New York A C.. high
A. l.. Guterson Boston \. A., running
broad jump. % n. II IN.
Matt McGrath unattached, 5s-pound
Matt McGraih unattached hammer
d. +. Ahearne Chicago. hop. step and
Martin sheridan, Irish-American \. G..
discus throw, lh #. in.
o, Snedigar san Francisco, javclin
p. Mcdonald. Irlsh-American A. C., shot
put. IS It. u 81 in.
2. T. Cook, Cleveland. pole vault y It,
William Kramer Long Island A. g.,
=. Thompson, Chicago. aIl-round cham
Clarence DeMsr North Dakota \. A,
jim Thorpe, Carlisle Indian School, pen
1dthlou event.
Pistt ADAMS, New York A. c., deca-
thlcn event.
Tom Jenkins, the one-time heavyweight
champion wrestler. may act as referee Of
the handicap bOul on CHRISTMAS nlSut IN
Madison Square Garden between ZbyszkO
rnd Raice,ich Harry Pollock and the
italian champion have agreed and Jack
Jierman, manager OF the Pole is likely TO
approve to-day. Tickets for the bout will
20 on sale to-day.
Al good things are coming to iughie
Jennings manager Of the Detroit Tigers.
He was able 20 leave the hospital in Scran-
ton on sunday, where he has been confined
since his automobile accident, while yes
terday he rcjOiced over q baby daughter, !
born in the very room he has been occupy !
ine.
Harry Wolyerton. the new manager Of
the Yankees, has started for California 10
arrange his affairs before settling here IN |
the East. He will be hack about January Il. /
zoo O'Bricn. the recently appointed secre- !
tary and general manager Cf tie Giants, |
also viii be away from his desk in the ST. |
James building for a few days. He VIII |
spend the holidays az his home in NIL |
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