El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-10

San Antonio. Tex. July 1O---The
,art;ne of the ways between manager
Malonev and owner Gardner OF the Da1-
las team. seems TO have arrived DIS
cot1ra ged at the reverses OF the teaIh'
xFaIonev has rendered his resignation
T+ has been accepted Maloney, hoWeN-
or will remain in charge OF the tea.ii
until a suitable successor can De louHu'
The position was offered to Dred cav
ender and Charlie Moran both mem
berr of the team, but they refused II
In the meantime Dallas is making an
effort 10 strengthen. That veteran OF
the Texas diamond. Alexander mas
hen signed. Outfielder Corbin has al
80 been purchased from the Atlanta
team. He was tried out by washington
this spring but was rot fast enough ioI
+bat foam and was sold to the Soutn-
ern league. Pitcher Veheyen OF the
university Of Michigan, said 10 De
star has also Joined the team he Is
2 spitball artist and pitched lWo-Hi'
game against Harvard in a college con-
80 0staan who was secured in ex-
change for Mag, has also joined 'ho
team
Miller. the young collegian who was
cant 70 Fort Worth by Connie Mack OF
the Philadelphia Athletics, has been re-
tIrned RI the Oakland club Miller did
NOT look good enough for Fort worth
at the present gait and he was let go
Herbert Brady, who was knocked ur,-
conscious with pitched ball "hlIe
s.S---i,o An the Galveston-Houston
cone il now pronounced out OF danger
Eo~-a tfne his condition was consid-
e-ad serious. 1t was thought that his
skull was fractured but examination
shows that IL was not. He is the 1irst
haseu1an of the Galveston team ana
his loss is e serious matter to the team
of +hfs time. Pitcher Morton, the hard
hitter is substituting at first pase
during Brady's Illness morton Is
voung. lively and is said to be an all
around player. being as good an IN
fielder as he is a pitcher
Elmer Coyle of the Fort Worth team
grows better with age. HIS fielding
around first base this year is one OF
the sensations Of the league.
Garrett Bush is being welcomed
hack tn Texas with the statement that
he is the best umpire the Texas league
ever had.
president Allen is back on the JOB.
He has been north boosting Tor the
annual convention Of the association
of professional baseball clubs OF Amer
lea which will meet in san ANTOINE
in November. There is every indica-
Goodwin, the pitcher who came 70
San Antonio from the Southern league
and who has won every game he has
twirIed so far, has had two trials II
the major leagues. One with Pitts
burg and the other with Washington
Probably the classiest player IN the
Texas league is Jack Johnson, Dali
las boy who is playing the outfielo
for the San Antonio team His first
professional experience was with Waco
last year He looked SO good that he
was purchased by McGraw of the New
York Giants. Not making good in that
fast company, he was turned over to
San Antonio for more seasoning. He
viii be given another tryout with New
York N the spring. He has an agree
ment with the San Antonio team that
he is TO receive a bonus OF 5000 if M
hits over 240 for the season. His av-
erage is now web over 800. He is
probably the league leader with the
stick.
Dallas has only three men hitting as
much as 400. They are Kellerman
whose average is 81; Forsythe, Gil
and Mcdonald. .s07. The latter, ar