The evening world., 1913-12-18
zoe Tinker Says He Is Willing
1 to Agree to Cast His Lot in
Brooklyn Next Season.

~ disturb ne peace end 10Y Of ou.
- 0ulstids. This tims Joe Tinker
- "a the warpath. and the uphsavai u
esea,fng out In . new place Reticsnoe
y . good thing In ito way, but the
"fettlnt' csases 10 be good business,
seoordins to Jos's wAy Of thinking,
waco II begins TO look like The vacancy
lsN by the absence Of ten thousand
cold pl,rnks.
rss, indeed. the former RED manager
y aow willing to talk freely n not
nvsnt'y about his ultimate Intentions.
Unta Josephus heard that ths Rsds
were going to back out OF the Brooklyn
tanSls without turning loose that $4,000
oonAe Il was hard for him to make up
NE mind whether he wanted TO 20 TO
bfookyn or not-awfli hard.
Now, listen to our friend Joe:
Il can't Gee whore the CincinnaSt
stockholders have a right to rspudiate
q deal made between Mr. Hermann
and Mr.. Ebbets. The deal was made
In absolutely good faith, and have
Just received a letter from Mr.. pbbets
swing me of'icial notification. I djd
say that preferred Chicago or Pittp.
burgli. but. remember. was SIN con.
sidering Brooklyn. In my opinion tha
leaEie Will see that the agreement 10
carried out"
AZ any rate. II 1t wasn't Il would be
no hitting way to treat Joseph. There
Is nothing like a $4,000 bonus to smoke
. oaH player out. As man TO man,
Mnst is your opinion as to what Joo
Will do X Garry Hermann gives him
flash at that big check? DO Won
think he will acquire a sudden fond
mess for tho city OF Brooklyn ana its
people?
When Charlie Ebbets heard OF this
latest sQuawk this cat-that.a t.ate.the,
canary smile grew broader than aver
The history-inaking squire Of Fiatbush
now knows where he stands. Jos
Tinker IL willing to take the tump. ana
the Cincinnati directors will have "a.
Yes. ana those Red disturbev win hava
to pay the freight.
When the trouble first broke out, Mr..
IDoeas' considerably disturbed, com.
10 IN Baltimore. Robby's reply va: vsrv
satisfactory and also very typical a.
the old coach.
You've got the goods. Charley. Let
them do the worrying" was the .xtent
OF Roooy's observations. and thar n ius,
about the dope.
As to turning loose another p,avsr "a
the Reds, the new Brooklyn manager
says 'No" with . capital "N." He needs
AL thst are now on the payroll. ana
meyns more. Robby intends to bresk
sn'o y the 1irst division. no matter what
II may cost Mr.. Ebbets and the Nc.
Ksevers. and. unlike the unfortun ata
him. WV"
The dyedin-the>t1ooi 1ans of
Neso York. notsOifhstondtno Kid
lin0 assurances In the ne,cs.
papers, are getting mighty ncr.
tous about this TjIIv Shater
bmsfness. THlys past record as
fcmpernmentdl athlete is perv
mach d0dtnst him. and the fons
are ready to beIiere any despatch
sent ost OF L0s Angeles. epen
though Etey take other things
sswt out Of thdt burg oith grain
Of s0tt. Los Angeles and Nffs-
0xr0h kdVe the reputation an.on0
bGse0du people Of havsn1 started
Ssor tctld ramors than oil the
rest Of the cfties combined. gttU,
seheN II contcs to vpheaptm1,
those ambitious scrtbes AoVs
N0thtn0 On Tillv.
Charlie HsFzog has hurried on to Gin.
cdnnati. tAit rust what he 10 expected to
accomplish IN tho dead Of winter 10 q
little difficult Of com prchension. There
10 no telling what q Cincinnati board
Of directors will do. however. and It
may be that they expect Charlie TO step
right In and settle the Tinker matter
with Ebbets. II he does It right they
may let him remain az manager unit,
the playing season begins. After that
any Of them can DO it-and proba bly,
win.
Am IN receipt Of 4 complaining letter
from Fred Tenney. . well-knOwn shoe
mAnufa cturer. Mr.. Tenney. who. Il 10