Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-04
BASEBALL NOTES.


 Since the season of 1905 no less than forty-nine men have managed clnbs in the American and National leagues. Some of these men have drifted from one club to another in the same circut, and have occasional iy transferred their operations to the other league. The clubs, the managers and the order of their succession fol- low:
 National Leasue-New York, John Graw. Chicago, Frank Selee, Frank Chance; Pittsburg. Fred Clarke; Phil adelrhia, Charley Zimmer. Hugh Duffy, Billy Murray, Charley Dooin; St. Louis. Patsy Donovan, Charley Nichols, Jimmy Purge, John Me i t9~sScy Roger Bresnahan Gin vianati, Joe Kelly. Ned Hanlor, John GanzeI Clark Griffith, Hank ODay; Brooklyn, Ned Hanlon, Patsy Donovan, Harry Lumley, Bill Dahlen; Boston, Al BuckbeEb berger, Fred Ten ney, Joe Kelly, Frank Bowerman, Harry Smith, Fred Lake, Fred Ten ney, John kling.
 American Leasue-Philadelp Connie Mack; Detroit, Ed Barrows, Bill Armour, George Stalliugs, Hugh Jennings: Cleveland. Bill Armodr Nap Lajoie, Jim Mcclure. George Stovall, George Davis; Boston, Jimmy Collins, Chick Stahl. Bob Unglaub. George Huff, Jim Mcclure, Fred Lake, Patsy Donovan. Jake Stahl: Chicago, Clark Griffith, Jimmy Callahan, Field CT Jones. Billy Sullivan, Hugh Duffy, Jimmy Callahan; New York, Clark Griffith, Norman Elberfeld, George Stallings. Hal Chase, Harry Wolver ton; Washington, Tom Leftus. Jake Stahl, Joe Cantillon, Jim McAleer. Clark Griffith; St. Louis, Jim McAleer, Jack O'Connor Rhody Wallace. President Warl of the Boston Ma tionals will perhaps take his Braves to Bermuda for 1913 training.
 According to reports from the Washington training camp Pitcher Tom Hughes injured hand is as sood as ever.
 Manager Hank O'Day, of the Gin cinnati team. has decided to cut ou' Sunday exhibition games for the Reds while in the east this season.
 Steinfeldt or Smith will play third base for the St. Louis Cardinals h case Mike Mowery fails to report. Mike is holding out for more coin.
 Manager McGraw, of the Giants, says that there is no chance for any of his new man, even the pitchers, to make the first string outfit on the team this year.
 The girls of Los Angeles are willing tC elect Manager Hen Berry to any office he desires, since Hen announced that ladies will be admitted free to the Los Angeles park, every day eX- cept Saturday and Sunday.
 Runner has it that Hank Perry. now with the Detroit Tigers, will be sent back 10 the Providence club. Perry headed the International League in batting last year and was considered one of the finds Of the season.
 A new pitcher Lefty Kellogg. has joined the Pittsburgh Pirates. Kellogg is six feet three inches tall and Luilt in proportion, weighing now POS pounds. He has been pitching in the Panama Canal zone for about a year and a half
 During the recent damp spell the youngsters with the Cubs. with noth- ing to do till tomorrow, rolled SC many cigarettes, according to Man ager Chance, that he was compelled to NaAi 'heit' AH' NNi'~ allows the veterans to do as they please. but the infants have 10 be have
 Buffalo has made the White Sox an offer for Lena" Blackburne, but if he goes out of the big league the chances are that lie will land with Hugh Duny's Milwaukee team. IIlack- burpe cost the White SoY Sll,0OO tyo years ago. but has never been able c catch the step with the Comiskey
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