The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-10

Joe" Tinker was making his FIRST
trip 20 New York last spring as the
manager OF the Reds. His team was
not going good. but there was "a hght-
ing CLEAN In Tinker's eve that showed
HIS heart was In his work. ! met him
IN the hotel where the Cincinnati club
How do you like your job. Joe'T' /
1 am going to make myself like It.
ne replied. that club or mine did not
know much baseball when 1 took hold.
Lots OF them were not used 10 being
told what TO DO when they went to the
bat; but I'm teaching them the old Cub
etNle. l may not show this year. but
watch me 40 next season
And now there IS no next season FOR
Joe Tinker. He has been turned out
or the management OF the Cincinnati
Soe uld not get much OF a chance To-
snow. His pitchers went bad ON him
last year. and this was largely respon-
sibie FOR the poor finish made by the
club. Suggs. rated 20 he a star. was
not IN condition. and Tinker. having
learned his baseball under the old
strict Chance school. Was eager to
trade Suggs. over this deal no got I'm
to n tangle with the owners OF he
club, but the pitcher has finally been
let go. Tinker gave out a statement
ate last season, saying he could not
and this was a burr under the saddle
nap Tor MIR. Hermann. II Tinker had
not been 50 hot.heared he might still
ne leadlng the team. but he was al
ways a man To declare himself. even
on the ball field. know that. I've
Can't Guess who.
.Vutu nov even risk "A guess as 20
who Tinker successor viii be. The Gin
cinnatai club will soon have 70 begin 10
repeat itself nu managers n they are
changed a often in tie future as tiev
sSSNhoe DSeh IN me past because the avail
hoIe supply j. running low. Now they
are talking about old Mordecai Brown.
VINO should be able TO handle the iob m
they don't trade all the PLAYERS away
before he takes hold. Others 10 rereivs
honorable mention for the title accord
ing 10 ne coast papers. are Roger Bres-
boston, FIELDER Jones. ana 81. on. Prac-
l.ce.!y Inc only prominent name 10 be
.inltied mas been BIZ Klem's. and he
should 30 well there because he has "A
good voice and can talk loud. Therefore
A" siouId win many an
have heard from other sources be-
tdes the rev spapers that Tinker -
Very anxious Co get back into Chicago.
and that Evers will make a deal by
which Bresnah8u and Corridor viii 20
o. the Reds FOR Joe" n mis- Is IA.
case Roger viii lead the Cincinnati
syIution or tue situation for many rca~-
ons First. Murphy is paving Bresua-
han a big salary. and Roger did verv
work going 10 Jimmy Arcaer whose
holdout p~ropenslties were RESPONSIVE.
f9r the big offer 60 Rresnahan when he
- soon get this 100000 SALARY - Els
payroll. and ne would not weaken Ills
ing. betausS te stiiiI Its In ry "a 90
e., than " .om there are Few better
Murphy IN had.
Again. Murphy got in bad Ia crIraro
when he let Chance and Tinker and
Brown ami some - the other oId ~ubs
VINO had won him SO many remnants and
worlds championships. yet away from
him. The receipts from the club rait
fhis lack - popularity last summer. nv
rhy would partially restore IFS r"oof
standing with the chicago faue ana
many would 80 out 90 500 "roo" ~ rfa
old uniform again. Therefore. Nj MINI.
v stands % win hufN WAYS nv LETTING
RreEnahau 60 and getting Tinker h.eF
The loss ~ Corridor would NOT wenFar
ne Chicago team TO any great extent
IS Tinker would more than ON any gap
he might leave
There iS only one hitch IN rhe smooth
working o. the transaction can Tf--e-
and Evers patch uT their ola dfffer-
ences7 Both declare that there arc no
di~fferences between them now. that the