Evening journal., 1912-11-12
INTERNATIONALS
TO HAVE NEW
MANAGERS

lures have been played in the col
umns of International League papers
for several weeks aud the curtain
roofs up on the season of 1913 there
Will be at least three new managers
in charge OF Barrow league clubs,
and Of the eight leaders only three
pilots will be veterans who have sail
ed the stormy seas OF baseball around
the International Lague orbit long
enough to be called 'grizzled old
salts
First Of all, there will be a new
skipper in Tigerville, and a concen-
sus of opinion has IL that Harry
Smith is running straight, place and
show md on the pole. There is one
other possibility whose names has
been whispered of late. but little inn
portance is attached to the story that
Roger Bresnahan, a former battery
mate OF Joe McGinnlty, may succeed
the Iron Man.
AT Buffalo there is another yacan-
cy with Hughey Duffy and Bill ely
mer as the candidates for the Job.
Duffy needs no Introduction to fans,
having managed the Providence Club
after leaving the Phllies and leaving
Sox. Last year he led the Milwaukee
Club. Clymer is we'll known among
miuor leaguers az one of the best
managers outside of the big show.
With Columbus he won so many PEN
nants that the American Association
Club was glad 10 get rid of him when
he went TO Wilkesbarre. and he has
now won a couple of pennants in a
row in the fast New York State
League
Another guess brings in the name
of a man who has not been men
toned for the vacancy left by George
tallings-namely. James Murray
veteran center fielder OF the Bsons
and cloutsmith par excellence. Stall
ings believes In rewarding faithful
services. and Stallings' judgment viii
carry weight with the Bnffalo mag
mates II he says Jimmy deserve a
trial
At Providence, Bill Donovan is
practically a new leader The same
applies TO Kitty Bransheld at Mon
treal. These two men will lead their
respective teams at the outset of a
season for the first time next spring
They will have full charge of remod-
cling their outfits and will be held
responsible for the showing of the
Grays and Royals, respectively, in
stead OF winding up with another
managers layout as they did last
year.
The Jersey City skeeters will have
a new manager next year. That
seems certain from the direction in
which the wind has been blowing
since the middle Of the season. Il
is known that Manager Larry Schla-
| hy has made arrangements to go
elsewhere. and the Jersey City own
ers did not seem TO be satisfied with
the showing Larry made after getting
away to a good start No successor
has even been mentioned.
Perhaups II would not be a bad
guess TO name Catcher Bill Carrigan
as Schlahys successor II waivers
can be obtained on the Red Sox back
stop. Carrigan is beginning to slip
as a big league catcher as was evil
denced when he was henched i'm the
crucial games of the worlds series
TO make way for Cady Carrigan has
a reputation as a brany backstop and
willing worker He Is furthermore
by no means new in this league as
he helped to win a pennant for Tor
onto in 1907 This may sound like
a pipe dream. and. in fact, is only a
conjecture but putting two and two
together Il can readily be seen that
the relationship between the Boston
and Jersey City clubs Is very close
Janvrin is slated TO succeed Stahl at
first base for the Red SoN, a move
that experts count a good one Stahl
will run the team from the bench.
and as Boston as three clever catch
ers in Cady Nunamaker and Thomas.
Carrigan can be spared.
Another reason for this superstition
devolves around the fstic encounter
in which Wood and Cady clashed with
lO'Brien and Carrigan during the
Worlds series OBrien is slated "a
go 10 the White SoX i'm order to avoid
further trouble in the Boston club,
and there naturally must be some
bad blood between Carrigan and Cady
and Wood