Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-15

George Stallingss Boston Braves
are a sensible lot. None of them IN
tend to blow in their worlds series
earnings on automobiles, as the Ath-
Ietics did in 1912. with the result that
they lost the American League PEN
nant through too much Joy riding
"In assassinate the first person that
approaches me on the subject of IN
Vestment,n declared Captain Jonn
Evers. II invested all ] had a few
years ago. and lost 1t all No more
investments. My little roll goes right
into the bank-and the soundest bank
L can find"
"Going to use some OF yours honey
mooning?" Hank Gowdy was asked
1t may be recalled that Hank, the
batting hero of the series, was report
ed as about to become benedict.
mix on that honeymoon talk, re-
sponded Hank. I'm not going to get
naarried-not right away, at least.
And say, / wish you would deny
that report about me getting married
There's a couple of nice girls l KNOW
and IL they hear that I'm supposed 10
marry another girl they Will out me.
"But what are you going to do with
the money!" we asked again
well, / guess will spend five cents
of 1t buying myself a glass OF beer
It's been a long time since had any
beer--beer in training, you ltnow, but
/ cues Eve cents worth won't hurt
me now. The rest of the money goes
into the bank
Pitcher Dick Rudolph. who beat the
Athletics twice, plans TO use the
money as q part payment on pun
galow.
81 always wanted a bungalow and
now / will get one" said Rudolph.
Charles Schmidt, the huge first
| baseman, will use his money IN the
| purchase of home in Baltimore
| schmidt, who is wealthy, owns sew
eral large butcher shops In Baltimore
but SAYS he won't buy any more-at
least not with his worlds series win
nings.
Maranville to Save His.
rabbit" Meanwhile, the whiriwind
shortstop, said he is going to put his
money in the bank.
cali the other money l get hold OF
is going into the bank too" said
Maranyille. my ball-playing days
will be over some time and when
they are I'll want to have enough
money laid aside to enable me to
start in a good, paying business"
Charley Deal, third baseman, ie
going to buy a farm near Wilkes
barre. Pa Oscar Dugey, the utility
inflelder, will buy a farm near his
home in Palestine, Texas. and "JoshP
Devore, substitute outfielder, will buy
q. farm near Chillicothe, O., his home
town.
Pitcher Bill James will buy some
stock in a mine In Placer county, Cal.
TITS a good, paying proposition and
it's safe" said James, 80 that
where my money will CO. No frtvol-
Ing 1t away for me-"
Ted Gather, outfielder. will place
| his wad in bank until such time as
/ see good, safe investment"
Outfielder Whitfield will buy some
real estate with his share, and Larry
| Gilbert, another outflelder, will do the
same with his.
| Pitcher Crutcher was the only
Brave who admitted the possibility of
| part of his money being spent in the
purchase of "moderate-prioed auto
mobile"
The Braves, 1t seems, are not af-
| flicted with automobiles as were the
| Red Sox, Giants and Athletics.
| Pitchers Tyler and Coohreham are
among those who will buy farms
TDyler wants to get one somewhere
up in New Hampshire near his home
| while Cochreham will buy farm
| around Buling, Tex, his home town
Catcher Bert Whaling, who halls from
! Seattle, will be another farm pur-
| chaser He has picked out one in
! the state of Washington.
Joe Connolly, the outfielder, will put
| his money in the bank for the time
being Later on / may buy q farm
| around Woonsoclset, r. l." he said.