El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-26
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outside Of tackle for good. consistent
gains. The rest Of our backs are big
weighed only 15S last fall, now scales
around 1S5, and is as hard a line
plunger as we've had at Princeton il
Mons Iohg TINE. CLICK Is a good man
better than the average on interior
ences and is big help to Baker. And
OFT our me IN If If it ever settles down e
going to be one of our best"
Leading Games.
here are the leading games scheds
uled for Saturday, November 1st:
:. Harvard VS. Cornell, at Soldiers
Dartmouth vs.. Amherst. at Amherst
Yale vs.. Penn State, at Philadelphia
Princeton vs. Holy Cross, at Prince
Brown vs.. Vermont, at Providence.
michigan vs. Syracuse, at Ann ArboE
TUFTS vs.. "Aggies," at Tufts oval
Carlisle VS.. Georgetown, at Wash
West Point vs.. Notre Dame. at West
annapolis vs.. Lehigh. at Annapolis
wesleyan vs. Rutgers, at New
Brunswick, y. J.
Lafayette vs.. Ursinus. at Easton.
Boston College vs.. worcester Tech
Swarthmore vs.. Johns Hopkins. al
Bowdoin VS., Bates, at Lewiston.
An interesting development Of tn.
Dig league meeting this winter will be
the action Of the Baseball PLAYERS
Fraternity in making demands for
changes IN players contracts which
VIII give the men greater liberty OF
action MathewsOn sums I'D one in.
Justice which he thinks should bt
remedled. That IS, that the contract
should be as binding on the club as
II IS on the player. His claim is thai
II player signs to play for q season
or two seasons at a certain salary
he plays baseball somewhere. If he is
released after starting to fulfill this
contract. says Matty, the releasing club
should be compelled to paw the differ.
ence between the contract figures and
me salary paid by the club that takes
MIN for period covering the life OF
the oringinal contract.
Suppose a PLAYER SIGNS for two
years at $500 a season" SAYS Mattv
and he becomes a star the first sea
son. He cannot demand any more
good salary and falls down to the ex.
tent that he is released to the minors
MS original employers should be held
to their CONTRACT with him. This il
one thing that our organization will
demand and get sooner or later" Theirs
seems TO be nothing revolutionary OF
unfair in this proposition.
II seems to be certain that Bill Dab
len will not manage the BrookIvng
next season The fans love a winner
and have little use for loser. The
the BroOklynS made this wear
was not bad, and doubtless the fans
would have been satisfied il the team
had not made that early squirt which
excited hopes deemed never to be real.
lied. It is understood that Jake pau.
bert is to succeed to the burden OF
trying to make a first division team
IF the Dodgers.
For the first time in his life Connie
Mack became excited after the final
game with the Giants last Saturday,
says president Farrell, OF the New
FORKS He remained sitting on the
'ench for a long time after his PLAYERS
lad left the field, while a crowd Of
friends waited for him. Connie was
.fraid they'd try to carry him off on
heir shoulders and he begged the
special policemen to save him Finally
le started to walk to the clubhouse
lie caught sight of me and grabbed
ne like a drowning man Don't LEI
I'm pick me up he cried, as the DO
icemen closed in on US. He SURELY
vas the most excited man ever saw.
ut as soon as he reached a place OF
afety he cooled down and was the
anne old Connie. Probably I'd be iusf
5 excited under similar circum-
tances."