The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-09
NeuO Dodger Manager
Ready To-Day to Pay
$4,000 for a ShOrtstOp

w 0sVOs VOVOH
lie and Otto are At loggerheads 10 un-
founded. They were together several
times trying 60 fgure out q deal IN
which both OF them would be benefited.
Funny thing about that Red-Phillie
deal II that tho man VINO figures NJ
the star In little Heinie Orch. The
Reds haven't 20 much objection to
trading OF Tinker, but 0roh has made
big hist IN Redland ana out there the
fans expect him to b one Of the
games greatest Stafs. And. think Of
It, less than . year ago McGraw throw
him ~ extra measure In a trade by
which Arthur Fcomme was brought to
the Giantsi
At that. Mc0raw always safd that ne
expected things Of Groh and that no
didn't think Il fair TO keep him on the
bench whers ne couldn't get Q chance
to play regularly.
Noio that the deal for the Bos.
ton Americans has gone through,
Joe Ldnntn, the real estate mil.
Nonntre. 10 very happy mon.
His Iife's ambition has been re-
aIizcd. Mr.. Ldnnfn scds around
Nth the gang all day and proved
himself a good fellop. He nei.
ther drinks nor smokes, but. at
all fimes. Is sotIhn1 to buy.
loud cheers.)
A bombaheN wa thrown into the
ranks OF tho Baseball Players Frater-
nifty yesterday. when Il became known
that the worlds champion Athletics a.
body had practically deserted the or
Ganisation in It's struggle 10 obtain nu-
merou~ concessions from the major and
minor leagues. n Wa learned that the
Athletics, all Of whom are members Of
TIE fraternity. had refused point hianl,
to subscribe thasf names to the list Of
seventeen donna nds drafted by David L.
Fuitz. President Of the fraternity.
JACK KniGht. rho elongated second
sacker OF me Yankees. Wa sold TO To
ledo OF the American Association
knight last year. was rescued from
Jersey CITY after Chase had been dis.
posed OF to Chicago. williams sup
planted him at f,rst base and Zehder. In
| turn. relieved Jack Mt second when the
tall schoolboy failed to display the form
that made him tho terror Of the Inter.
national League
Jim Carney and George Stailings an
acting mighty mysterious like. and there
| u . grapevine rumor that they are rus,
shout to slip up on aome club ana yanh
! on a thiri baseman. They have set out
! some decoys In ina way Of a proposition
for Herzog. hut so far John Foster has
refused to fall. The Braves. by the
way. are going to play on the American
League grounds IN Boston next season
and expect to make quito a bunch o.
dough. But they must have . thirt
baseman.
Ono OF the first arrivals At the pow
WOW was Cy Seymour. and the old out
fielder has his lightning rod up read,
to b. struck by . nash Of good forum,
at any minute. Cy says he In ready [,
begin pinch hitting for any club that car
use an occasional cleanup wallop.
All Of the out-of-town delegates, VII,
ARRIVED early. spent part Of the da,
doing their Christmas shopping. Robb,
says II the gang showed the SHINE judr
ment In picking out ball players tina
they did In selecting gifts tho leag,,
would never be able to start anothe
season.
Up TO the present no ytch mdo.
nate has suggested a dinner 10
the gang. but the camp follo,cers
are keeping a close eye on nv.
Ldnntn, the neto member. There
" no telling ,ohere II Will break
out.
> Joe Kel'ey has a suggestion for IN
. Waldorf bar that promises to be a bi
. money saver. 'If they would onl
make these checks OF ceiluloid instea
. of cardboard" says Joe. there wouldn
be ore eaten during the week"
= bAl Risler the umpire who does
: little groundkeepinE In Cuba on N
8 side, has just returned from Hnyan
y and has much praise for Paimero. n
Il new pitcher for the Giants. He "a,
= Palmero has excellent control for a lie
handler and seems to have n natur,
n GIT or figuring out batters' weakness,
v on short acquaintance, Rigler is al,
y strong for Rom nofY. the inneldcr tn.
q BROOKLYN has be. after.
George Stallings arne IN from b
X farm at Haddock. IA, with a brar
N now dArkey story which he told
N every party that graced tho inahogan
This being family paper It's too b,
wc can't print II, but Il went go
= Just the same.
10 JohnnU Erers Is ono OF the
~ bidders for Joe Tinker. but rhen
- he heard about Garry Herrmaa's
10 price Of $4,000 II suddenly oc-
II. CURED to him that he and Joe
~ once had q foiIswo 0vt.