Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-04

S'rh Win the tltNelillu cllD, II NbEk-
ing out daily al Hot Springs with Willie
Mitchell and Tuck Turner. The Feds are
hot on the trail Of Blanding.
6corge Suggs. pitcher, j. the latest ac
QUESTION Ia the Feds, but only Via talk
alive route. SuggS IL 4 member of the
Cardinals, having been sold some time
previous, but reports have il that h. has
been comforting with the outlaw band
recently.
Il don't care who I'm am going Ia
pitch for the ccoming season" SAYS Hub
Purdue, who il being traded daily Vet
remains "A Boston Brave. Hub j. anx-
ions 10 know the name Of the maenatc
who cxpcctcs 10 sign his monthly check.
a jest by Herman Schafcr: He sent 4
post card Ia Clark Griffith aud on the
back wrote these words: Jack sheridan
ordered port. and what do YOU think Port
Said"
The Federal league j. locking mp. The
= Brooklyn Citizen which heretofore has
been strong for the Dodgers. j. carving
stories about the brooklyn Feds ia the
lead column Of its sport page.
Cal McNcy. night fielder uf the Cincin
natti club when il went through The set
son of l>G9 without u defeat. j. pcnnilc>>
in san Francisco. lie fell doNn = mine
shaft recently aud j. 4 helpless cripple.
A movement has been started ~ coast
L.x.l.lI ....I. -, III. II l-I.....
days peaceful.
When the Tigers started South from
Detroit the special ear set aside for ball
players was occupied ~ one athlete. jim
Mcclure, coach. and ten srril.> and uf
ficials Of the club. some journey.
Dusty HhoadcS. who was effective for
the Cleveland club several years ago and
later went To Kansas City, has quit base
ball. Recently he opened a moving pie
turc show in hay See.
"Twcnty ball PLAYERS are o,crpaid 10
everyone hat j. umdcrpaid.' declares
Frank Chance. manager Of the Yankees.
Chance il supposed 10 get ~l5.UUO for
managing The laukS. lie got so ono and
the profits Of some stock when he bo>>cd
the Cubs. lie should know.
Bill Armour. former scout for the Car
dinals and now manager of the Kansas
City club, declares he ia,or> The hit and.
run play and believes in letting tn
|. players do ~ they please when the.
: reach the bases.
Claire Goodwin. 4 coast pllyor who
signed with the Kansas cit, Fc,lcral>
and the L~ Angeles rllh. SAYS he will re-
port Ia the Feds. lIcn Berry. owner of
the Los Angeles outfit. says h. will AZ
ply for an injunction.
Four men who make their home III san
Antonio will head Texas lca .uc clubs in
the 1911 race. They are CLYDE Gnolwin
of the Bronco> Pat Newman If the Ruf
faloes, George LcidN Of the Oilers and
Wallace Frantz of The senators.
The Montgomery club ~ the Southern
league has signed Rcd Nelson. pitcher.
formerly with The -. Louis Browns. An
attack Of rheumatism pat Nelson out IT
; ,thc majors.
! The veteran Mig Pcrrinc has been
signed by Seattle 70 play second base.
For the past two seasons hc has been in
the Union association.
The Boise franchise ~ the Iuion a.
.ociation has laSn taken over ~ VI Il.
Evans of Salt Lake. Who viii take active
charge and finance ii with the assistance
of the Boise Chamber IF Commerce.
Frank Mohlcr son n the veteran Kid
Mohlcr. second Sarkrr. will play with
the MURRAY team If the Union a>>ocia
,;on this season. Mohlcr j. manager IT
IN indoor baseball team a Maiden,
Wash.
The new park of the Chicago Federal
,eayue club il "a he modelled after Eh
h,.ts field. Perhaps this viii Suh>tan-
s,te Thinkers claim that the BROOKLYN
'Nuner is the father Of the outlaws. let
ling ont Charlie Murphy. Chances nomi
nee. and Barney Drc!fu>S. Mctuilough'>
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