Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-29
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cleveland American League rluu uu
MAY of this year, saying Shat ho watts
NOT pus4,ssod 300 IA, material Geo turn
out o. viuuing tclm Gvurg, StnNal
Nas placed u temporary command
auu since then hae mad. what $50"
HruadNaNt,s would .aU huNlius
ui, &C. Is uu longer acting mouoG,r
lyt permanent manager auJ Jet be pc
spelled BOO ',aIs
T,db, StoNaU be- 90, DrrWu5han of
ib, American league Sever sonsa-
tnuN rly,er himself. although above
90. ordinary urst hJscmau go tNal
ur has Developed IL lot off raw recruits
hto a corkug good bail team and
on, that b. going tu Daus, lut of
truuhl, iu tho p,unaut Iar, before the
season 81 completed
Whom stolall was put 100 charge of
the maps u Was generally understood
that as soon AZ Horny Davis had Cine
ishcd sDhuolus young 'StafN No
luu,ss iu The art uf playing FIRST base
for the Athletics, Connie Mack would
I,t the veteran so Go Cleveland to
manage mat club
Eut stuall ba. upset al That plan.
aud t looks as though Davis viii not
bust into the major league ranks as
% manage. at least NOT Toe the pr,s-
,ut ~toyal bias given Clo,ylHnd che
tlrsf real team BE- has had line, 1905,
Whom they finished fourth to Detroit
and were only two games behind the
leader at that charley ~umcrs Be- be-
SHINING Go rpsp harvest and he Boz
$50 pleased With ~toValis work that
10 ls likely hc VIII add q sweet bonus
60 hls salary
stotHlla policy has been entirely
different from that pursued ul N
Guir". and 10 has proved o. bt th,
rEu one Mcclure worked pu the
theory that cleveland had "a chance
60 win the pouunut aud thc Maps
must win right from the start At
ans ratc D., intended Co uy untl the
last man was uut 60 win every game.
regardless ut the manipulation uf
players ht regarded necessary
Working on that system bs derrick.
od his YOUNG pitchers often iD r'-
moved Shortstup Olson from tu.
opening same oi the ~oasuu 40 a timp
when the Naps were eight runs hr-
hind. sending bon a substitute batter
inr him when thor, were tNo uut aud
nome nu The husr. lu ine' hr Vts
constantly shifting ht players, appar-
rrutE stuNiuE to hit what might
prove to be winning combination.
Stptall of course. had th, success
of 40, team ius' a~ much at heart a-
Mcclure, pUt o., believed that tho
dv4r,d results could ur srrW,d ns
adopting euuDnhat different poll
l,t
w., realized tr, n.. that oith th,
,Nrrptiou of Flkouhc,g cleveland
hrd tu drprud upon young pitcher.
.uurrr o.. knew That Poo, had 3u ont.
field which had much to learn tbuat
noldul he knew that both oi hu
oatch,rs although ".omo- backs
Worc rocruits ne knew that ho had
am experimental shurt-top
wan such q situation ne f.lt that
cleveland could not be- expected Go
start ou the rampaisu ike pcnnant
winners 81 knew % must los' a lot
of games throurh lack of corporation
nud because af bluudcrs Bat Boz tho
event 80 better team work being ac-
puircd through practice aud patience.
n, was of the opinion that th, team
which was losing fur the reasons mcn-
toned would begin GO Niu when the
PLAYERS found themselves ana became
NOR, of q baseball machine
Believing that he realized that what
br would have 60 iustill into th,
Youngsters was roundnuD, 100 them
selves and incidentally n the team as
whole Consequently ho adopted IA,
system uf leaving his young pitchers
iu the noN from start Co finish. re-
gardlcss of their lack OF control or
m,ffc,tiNru,as lu spotg.
A. Addip Joss remarked two weeks
before no. died Stoyau believed that
young pitchers career can be- in'
jurpd by being taken from the hos
upon the slightest proYoeau"n in hi
yariN trials. he was. therefore work
ing ou the plan that the sooner h'
could restore confidence among hl'
beavers the sooner the team would
win
Chicago scored seven runs aRsins
each ot the two Nap pitchers Grcgi
and Knapp vet each stuck tn the I'm
ish That hr acted wisely has brcI
demonstrated since.
Again, with olson going bad la thl
field and at the bat hc informed th'
shortstup that hc was there to stay
that no changes we're going TO bI
made in the mako-of of the inue
works AZ once Olson began 90 pla,
an improved game especially Witl
the willow. batting in pinches as wei
az when the bases were unoccupicd.
The team lacked pepper. but Sto
vall got them a'l up ON their toes an
today they inbbcf away like a lot q
poll parrots They are full of fighl
back Hp each other IKE champion
ana YOU can look FOR them Ia boz yer
much iu next years penuant race
Stuval does not believe iu mornln
practice But every man must rcpol
AZ the grounds al 80 O'Clock who
the team is az home. when they clus
ter iu the grandnstand and talk on,
MAYS stovall believes that murnlu
practice takes the players OF cdr
and that they are not in tip-tu
shape therefore in the afternoon.
Although StoNall Was never consi,