The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-06
His Parting
Words
to the
Baseball
Fans.

~HARLES W. MURPHY OF West
side Park. Chicago. 10 going 70
~ leave baseball In this country hat
on its back while hs takes . two months
vacation In Europe. The strain OF Keep. |
Ing the Cubs up In tho race had been
too much for the Chicago maEnats
After boa riding the Kaiser Wilhelm %
day Mr.. Murphy admitted that he was
on for Q two months automobile trip
through Europe simply to forget base
tall. During that time he wasn't going
20 give q single thought 70 the dia-
mond game. and WOO bs to any one who
preached the subject to him.
An interview Nothing doing on that
line Chubby Charles confessed he
knsv uothins-about baseball Mr..
Murphy frankly said that he dropped
ali his baseball knowledge when leav-
Ing the Windy City. and he didn't care
70 recover Il The natty little president
was sorry no couldn't be more obliging.
but al that time he had to look after
seversi trunks he Wss taking with him.
TRADE WINDS ARE IN SEASON
At THIS TIME.
Say. Mr.. Murphy. how about that
| kSktOe
At tho departing ngufs.
That question brought the Cub owne!
seook sttil That Zimmerman DEAL"
arsr,ed Chubby Charles. don't you
know that this 10 the time OF the
year whom tralss are pulled on
in the papsrsf Why. trade wlnds are
. blowing In ssvry city right now. But
. He ME Zimmerman 10 a good man. !
wouldn't trade him for Mc9raw and all
his ball players. I hope that remark
, goes back to Chicago"
Mr.. Murphy. quickly warming up 10
his favorits topic. OCEAN forgot about
his promise not TO grant an interview
. and forgot his trunks ~ he discussed
: some interesting baseball subjsctA
How does the Chicago club stand "a
. 1.-THE re.slscsioo Of President Lynchr' VA
q asked.
. II never divuige league poiicaeo bofort
. the annual meeting" answered the Cut
v boss "Mr. Harry Alderman. Q large
q stakeholder. Will repr ssent the club q
!. 1.-The forthcoming meeting and ! DON
|. know how hs'n vote"
|. PREDICTS SUCCESSFUL IRiI
" FOR GLOBE rRoTTeRe.
"Mr. Murphy. do you think the worlt
trip OF the 0iants and White Sox VIII b
y Q successY"
. YES" came the quick rstort- 1T vii
"a % q great success Both teams hav
!" Encountered very severe weather on
. West, but I believe that their journe!
y will reap big rewards. II 10 . might.
hns stunt 70 show the forsignsrs how
Uncle Sam plays his national game,
- and Charles Webb emphasized his re
" mark with . wide sweep Of his RICH
larm. indicnt ne how the two home team
90 would make . triumphai Journey OF tn
IN world
70 what about Johnny Evsrs a. mana
Z. ger OF the Cubsr" next asked the re
60 porters.
er what about Johnny Evsrs Of N
u CubsT' slowly drawied tho Chicago mas
~ nate and the interrosator. not knowing
~ dropped that line Of questioning.
40 whats your team goany 70 DO nsx
- ssasonf"
play very strong BASEBALL 0miNngi
replied Mr.. Murphy.
why didn't the Cubs DO bsttsr In IN
post senes with the White 6oxr' ~
next asked tho jovial president
20 Say. you must excuse me now" can
rk the prompt answer. ~ have to look afts
on those trunks" and Mr.. Charles Web
Nv Murphy OF Chicago backed away 70 o,
anime his luggage.
= NEEDS REST AFTER eTRENuou
II CAMPAIGN IN AeEeALL.
According to Mr., Murphy. the Job
} running Q big league team. especial
one with championship ASPIRATIONS, isn
sinscure The Chicaso owner four
the duties % axscting this yeAr that
the end Of the playinS season he simp
had 10 have diversion from the worrl,
Of not finishing hrst and from the mi
chief that several !nsurrsctos on
team supplied To ease HE mind
a.. these troublesome matters Charles We,
H Murphy decided to take Q two month
auto trtp through Germany. Enyias
and France and no started on al
- for that purpose.
= that no was going TO buy . trunkfui
Waistooats IN London. something N
- would surpass his previous efforts
y ~ Ina ~ ~ 10 wsHIl sus1iss 4