New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-26
ARTHUR DEVL|N HEARS
CALL TO THE minors
Former Third Baseman of the
Giants Released to Rochester
by Boston Braves.
TINCUP OWNS OIL LANDS
New Indian Pitcher of Phillies
Said To Be Richest Player in
Baseball-Will Probably
Become an Outfielder.

Arthur Devlin, considered the best Il i
baseman in the game when he was guard
ing the far station for McGraw at the
Polo Grounds, has heard the call 10 he
minors and Will follow the trail OF Cy
Seymour and Mike Donln. Notice Of his
release 10 the Rochester team OF the
International League was served on him
by the Boston Braves yesterday. right
after the game with Pittsburgh. VIII n
Arthur had distinguished himself by co l.
ing up 10 the bat as a pinch hitter In le
ninth inning and popping we'll pla. d
drive to right field which brought in Z
run that tied the score.
Devliu was with the Giants In 1905 VIII n
they won the worlds championship d
played with New York regularly for SCI ~
years. being released to Boston in p g
spring Of 1872 He has been able TO a |
as we'll as ever Turing the past seas
but his hitting has fallen off so bar
that Stallings mas had little use for h
except as a substitute.
Ben lineup, the Cherokee Indiar ,
pitcher recently signed by the Phillies,
said to be the richest player in baseball,
II not better off financially than some c'
the club owners themselves. When Ben
becomes of age next April he will rece'
title TO 400 acres OF oil lands In Oklahoi I
which the United States government IL
holding in trust for him. The Income he
will derive from this source amounts TO
about so go a year, according TO reports
Ben also has a $4,000 bank account laid
aside. The Phllies are counting on MS
delivering fine assortment or oasepaii
goods next season. Doom has MN IN
tow and It IS said that the Indian mas
run 100 yards in 10 seconds in oaseoah
uniform at the park in Philadelphia,
while showing great form with the bat.
II is doubtful whether he develops into
a pitcher. as Doom hopes TO turn his
speed and batting 20 account by making
an outfeder out Of him.
Howard Camnitz has been in Pitts
burgh for the last few days making
prepare tons to take up his abode IN
Philadelphia He accepts the trade In
good spirit.
"Its baseball business. you know TO
be transferred" he said yesterday. ono
must expect it, I'm not discouraged;
lust A little broken up to leave old asso-
ciates. never worked for a man more
fair than Clarke. and have been too long
I'm baseball not to know that Doom is
the same kind OF a manager
Clarence Walker, the star outneider %
the Kansas City club OF the American
Association. has been traded 10 the 81
Louis Browns for Mack Allison, inc
pitcher; Compton. the outfeider' ana
Brief. the utility infielder. Walker viii
Join the Browns at once.
Red" Donohue, a star pitcher In tho
bic leagues a dozen years ago. died a.
his home in Philadelphia yesterday. no
was with the Phillies from 1897 to
1902. when he entered the American
League and played successfully Win 81
Louis. Cleveland and Detroit
NcCarty. the Newark catcher, ana
Pfeffcr. a pitcher from Grand haplus'
reported 10 the Brooklyn Superoas yes
terday
Jimmy Callahan. manager or the Chi'
caro White SOx. has been indefinitely
SUSPENDED by Ban Johnson as result
Of an alteration with McGreevey. tho
umpire in the game between the White
Sox and Athletics on Saturday. Heine
Zimmerman. the third baseman OF tho
Cubs. has also been set down FOR mis-
demeanor on Saturday his antics IN de'
riding Rigler at the Polo Grounds nav.
ing been met with suspension. lie VIII
not appear in the series at Brooklyn.
Faber, a pitcher of the Des Moine'
club of the Western League, has been
purchased by the White Sox. He is o's
right handler and will report IN 'n'
spring.
Al Palette. the star right fielder OF III.
Providence club of the lnternauohai
League. and Onslaw. the first haseman
of the same club have been sold TO me
Detroit Tigers. They will report to-day
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.
Albany. S: Wilkes Barre. !.
Binghamton, :; Syracuse, tnrso. IN
Binghamton. |: Syracuse, tsecoho''
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