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The Washington times., 1914-12-01
WOULD CLOSE LIST
OF YANK MANAGERS
Frank Farrell Says He's Glad of
Assistance. But Will Quit
Next Week.

Though nearly every bod, else has
rell insists that he has not yet picked
his manager for next season, and that
no definite decision has been rendered
In the Yankee managerial sweepstakes
now being run on the sporting pages.
How ever. owing to the rush of candi-
dates and the rapidly increasing size of
the list. he has practically decided to
close the entries at the annual baseball
meetiT z. next week. Tommy Leach, OF
the Cubs, is the late entry and has been
put on the list. but all future entries
will have to 30 in as added starters
The list now includes:
Jack Dunn.
Roger Peckinbaugh.
Ira Thomas.
Eduie Collins
Mike Denim.
Tommy Leach,
Ban Johnson's entry name unknown.
No baseball president i'm recent
Years has probably had as much will
ing assistance i'm selecting a manager
as ! have had said Mr.. Farrell. The
published list now almost complete
a fill nine. and with little more
help 7 will be able to put n full team
OF managers on the field. / have come
to consider that DAY lost i'm which no
new manager has been named for me.
Really IL is too kind Of everybody.
can say. however. that it IS a relief TO
know that my club is no longer being
sold for me. | now feel perfectly free
10 leave NV office, reasonably certain
that when ! come back the stock Will
still DC in the safe. Can you imagine
what q relief that must boz
The Washington times., 1914-12-01
Tinker Invites Maps
FirstsaCker to Visit
Him For a Conference
Doc Johnston One of Three Birmingham Lads With TenDays
Release Cause in His Conract-BearcaS May Get Dozen
Players From Somers' Big League Team.
BY HENRY P. EDWARDS.

@ ENEINNp pe,. Dos Johnson
MAY no The next cleveland American
league player 30 iump 10 ,sc Fedcrals.
The Nap first baseman having received
p telegram from Joe Tinker. manager
oC The Chicago Feds asking him 20
90 10 Chicago fo- conference With Che
lesder OF the ChifsdS.
Doc IS one Of HE tureC Maps " $50
lid not have the tsD-day clause ON L.
ted from mis- contract. which had an
other year 10 ran RID Rassr.nan. u
: believed. informed Tinker that
Iqlnston had such contract and
Tinker's message 10 Johnston followed
n would be no surprise II Doc jumped.
him last season and that he was possibly
: ared for q beg,h With the Bearcats.
IN fact. il is bel eyed that Manager
R.rmiashamS plan OF veoCSa0iZinG
tho Maps for 1915 did not include john
ston as the regular first sacker. Con-
seauentIy neither Birmingham nor
Somers will make any night 10 prevent
Doc from executing the hurdle act.
Doc. however is not the only one that
The reorganization scheme leaves out
de the breastworks. By the time the
amp. the roster OF forJy-five men viii
ne cut 10 thirty or less. Already. the
psv roll has sustained two losses. Olson
being released 20 Cincinnati. while Hag-
orman Topped TO the Feds.
There is still a LOT Of lockwood on
the roster bur b. the time the Somers
managers have filed the Bearcat man
ayers vacancies Birmingham VIII have
The Washington times., 1914-12-01
BRESNAHAN PLANS
TO DROP FIVE MEN
Cubs New Manager Wants to
Bring Pennant to Chicago
and Will Shake EN- Up.

CHICAGO. Dec. AT least five menu
beers of the Chicago National League
team are to be traded or released in
the near future, according to an Off
cial of the club. who claims to have
shared an inside tip from Roger
Bresnahan. the new manager.
Those slated for removal by one
route or another are Outfielder Tommy
] each. Infielder Red" Corriden. and
Pitchers Eddie Stack. Charles Smith,
and George Pierce
Heine Groh the Cincinnati second
baseman. may be secured by the Cubs
in exchange for Leach and a pitcher.
The Washington times., 1914-12-01

Just handy bunch to look Owe. 81 the
training camp.
For instance. the Nap lineup shows
siSht CatChers counting Lee rohl viii
be the door walker OF the buliDe1 dur
IN. games. Not one big league club
carries seven regular catchers. -Four
must so. Steve O'Neill and Ben ESan
a~c fixtures. which means that Bi:mi1S-
ham will nick his third man from ltill-
snsS. Bassler. and De NoEt Fred car
sch Is booked to go. having apparently
Dutiived his usefulness as a big lcasuer.
o. the fifteen pitchers. il is thought
hist FULLY FIVE will not be taken 20
the training camp at San Antonio. In
TACT. Morton, Steen. and Mitchell are
the only real hurting fixtures with
hurler. and Jim Walker. the big Nash
gamble as TO which other pitchers viii
remain with the Maps. The list in
cIudes BIanding, who had poor luck last
season: Kahler. Lefty James, DillinSei.
Bowman. Benn. Coumbe, Garter. snd
Tedrow.
The crop Of inielders must undergo
lot Of pruning As well. as there are
thirteen upon Birmingham's list. only
twelve IL Doc Johnston jumps. OF the
twelve. at least three, Jaw TirlIe, Larry
Pczold. and Third Basemar Thomas, OF
Omaha. are expected TO fall into the
Pearcat cage before many weeks have
passed. Birmingham still VIII nave left
Wood and Shields. first sackers: Rodg-
ers and La ioie for second Dase: Chap
man. knight and Wambsganns. snort
stops. and Turner and Barbara, third
basemen.
The Washington times., 1914-12-01

Michigan Will Meet
Cornell on 1915 Field

Ann ARBOR. Mich Dec I.-Cor-
nell will be the big home game on next
falls Michigan football schedule. while
Harvard and Fennsy -lvanla viii be- the
only engagements tho Noz: men viii
have away from Ferry Field. the
Crimson date has not been definitely
decided upon. but ~ seems likely that
Michigan will again Journey 10 Cam
bridge 10 try conclusions with HaUgh-
ton men.
Athletic Director Rartelmc today TO
turned from an extended Eastern trip
and he intimated that next fails sCAed-
ule would probably contain the same
list for the Wolverines. syria cuse. Van
derh!lt. and the Michigan AGgiCs are
among the teams tentatively listed tor
Ferry Field dates.
Notre Dame is the only possible new
opponent of Importance which the ath-
letic authorities are ConSideribC. The
Wolverines resumed baseball rela tons
with them last spring. and IN case OF a
vacancy or the list it is quite likely
The Washington times., 1914-12-01
81 Need the Money And
So Want Job as Coach"

distance OF that city. II is my idea
that it would be foolish to accept a
one-year contract as football coach.
In one year / could not do justice TO
myself nor to the team ! coached. II
would not be fair for any of the par
ties concerned to attempt to build up
q winning combination I'm one year.
Harvard and Haughton would have
little use for me next fall. And then
! need the money. Several PROPOSE
tons have been made to me indirectly,
but ! have done nothing definitely.
Things being equal. / would pass up an
offer to coach a Western team and ac-
cept a position as coach OF an Eastern
team. / consider that my value as q
coach would come from my long con-
nection with the Haughton system of
football as taught at Harvard, not from
any individual ability as player
Brfckley, in case of securing q
coachship. said he would like the as
sistance of some eX-Harvard lineman in
developing the team.
The Washington times., 1914-12-01
PORTS Joe Tinker Trying Doc Johnston From Napldrs
ZONES NOW SEEKS
PLANK'S SERVICES
With Tinker Out of 1t, St. Louis
Feds Are Trying to Get
Mack'S Veteran.

ST. LOUIS. Mo. Dec. An efforts OF
the st. Louis Fedcrsls just now are be-
inz concentrated upon securing Eddie
Plank. OF the Athletes, for next year
Wien Joe Tinker passed up the veteran
soIthpPW the local Federal manage
ment dec ded to have a try at bidding
tor Plank's services. and il is stated
That the Gettysburg tiller OF the soil
mas been offered a tidy sum to sis1
with the Mound City Feds.
Just what the sum is could not no
ulllclaily learned. but IL was sad to be
in excess Of $500. the figures pIant,
a offered by Tinker few weeks ago
rank IS a fsvorite in 81. Louis. and the
Federals of the citv figure no wouId he
one or the best big league stars tbev
could get to boom matters here for
The Washington times., 1914-12-01
Kavanaugh Suggests
All Books Be Audited

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Dec. An
audit Of The books OF al baseball
leagues in the United states win be
proposed bv President W Il. Kavan-
gh, Of the southern Baseball Associa-
lion, to prevent violation OF the salary
agreement rule. accordiH. u announce
."ent made TODAY. judge hsranaISh
rsT is preparing q uraft OF MS plan
Witch VIII Be submitted 10 Officers o.
pr national commission next VerI..
"'S1oiical inspection o. all receipt
Hta expenditures ana Of The number OF
PLAYERS carried and the ATTENDANCE at
games is inchded IN tn rlan
The Washington times., 1914-12-01
Fred Blanding Weds
Rooter for the Maps

CLEVELAND. Dec. Fired ]. Bland
ing, the Nap pitcher. and Miss Clara
VI. Shields. daughter Of Mrs. F. ]. Sad
Tier. 9SS E. Eighty ninth street wer.
married last evening at the Hotel stat
Ter. Rev. G. F. Patterson performing
the ceremony.
Later in the evening NJ. and Mrs.
Handing departed for California. where
thev will reside until the Mans ar.
called together at San Antonio for
spring practice. Only relatives and in
innate friends were present. the guests
including Howard Montgomery. of De-
troit: Mrs. j. Hupp. Mrs. J. Sly. Of
Roderick. of Wilkesbarre. Pa.
Miss Shields has been a constant root
er Tor the Maps, even in the dark DAYS
of last summer.
The Washington times., 1914-12-01
Freeman After Bouts.

Bin Freeman, a well set-Tp sold =
Is in town looking for battles with
mIduleweights. Just nO~ lie is "r-
tached 10 the hospital cOEpg. but VI
probably 90 TO Washing JoI. rs IRA OK.
within a few days. joining the biz
colony Of mitt artists there. Freemsr
has appeared in the West in most 0f
his ring episodes. but wants chance
at the new ArdmoTe Club.
The Washington times., 1914-12-01
Quarterback HeiSe
Will Lead St. Johns

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. Dec Irvine
iieise. ono-time star or the Baltimore
CITY College eleven, now the brilliant
quarterback Of the 81. Johns College
team. has been elected to lead the
Cadets on the Gfidron in the season Of
1915
This made Iejse.s seconu year a. "A
wear"T Of -. Johns tGgs and his work
has been Of q high order all the while.
lie II good general. very capable Iu
running the ends. and an ADEPT in MAX
ing the forward pass. tie is q splendid
def nsiye player. too. In addition H"Isc
is an all-IouHd athlete. lie plays short
stop on the baseball team. and Is q
member Of the basketball Guint.
The Washington times., 1914-12-01
Alec Wilson Will Lead
Yale'S Eleven in 1915

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Dec. The
Yale eleven OF 1913 will he led ny
the veteran quarterback. Alexander
Dickson Wilson. of RinEhamjon. y. Y.
Though Handicapped by a bad knee and
a weak shoulder. Wilson proved Of
great asst stance to the Yale team this
year whenever able TO get into he line
up. He is considered one Of the best
defensive backs in the East. while his
gcncralshiD is aboy" repToach His
election WAS unanimous.
The Washington times., 1914-12-01
Dillon Meets Gibbons.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. gac. I-Jacn
Dillon. who claims middle gsc, Ehts have
been dodsin" him with The excuse that
~ cannot longer make tne middle
weight limit. announced today he had
signed 10 meet Mike Gibbons. the St
Paul sensation. At catch weights for a
-iE-round bout ia Philadelphia, Deem
her H. He hopes TO box Young Ahcsrn
tn that city December :
The Washington times., 1914-12-01
Callahan Denies Ii.

Manager James Callahan. Of the CHI
caEo White Sox. denies that there u
any intention Of sending either Larry
chappeN Or Bobby Roth baci, to NJ
American Association. In sDite Of his
Tun-in with Chappell. the Willie SOY
manager believes he s. a grand bail
player X hc ever gets right. while as
for Roth. he saws this fellows work
speaks for itself.
The Washington times., 1914-12-01
Will Battle Smith.

NEW YORK, Dee. Tom McGsrly.
cousin o. the late Luther McCarty. one
OF the most promising of the present
.Shite hope class, Viii receive his hard
est tryout on December 3. when he en-
tiers the rim" with GuEboa! Smith II
MctarLv makes good. h Will get better
bouts. but MANY believe he is being
llshed ahead too fast
The Washington times., 1914-12-01
Both Men at Weight.

NEW YORK, Dec. Both Freddie
Welsh. worlds lightweight champion.
ana Young Shugrue are At the ~cquircG
weight of I35 pounds and viii have 10
trouble weighing in tomorrow al >
q clock for their tcn-TOund 5uut IN the
Garden. The biggest crowd OF TIE sea
son is expected 10 witness Ibis battle
between the Jersev CITY contender ana
49, worlds title holder.
The Washington times., 1914-12-01
Columbia Has Hopes.

NEW YORK. Dec. Hopes Of Co
IUmb.s men for intercollegiate football
are reused to high pitch today. follow
ing the announcement that President
Nicholas Murray Butler will discuss
possibility OF resembling his rule against
the griuiron g. me at 2 mass meeting in
The gymnasium tomorrow
The Washington times., 1914-12-01
So Says Charlie BrickIey, Har-
wards Star. Preferring Team
Near New York.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Dec. Captain
Rrickley. of Harvsrd's champion foot
ball team. is out for berth as football
coach in some college in or near New
York. IN which city he plans TO start in
huaness after his graduation in June.
Tt is my present plan and hope to
coach next fall. but not at Harvard, 9"
Eaid Brickley
IT intend to work in New York after
graduation. II would be preferable,
then. 10 coach a team within reasonable
The Washington times., 1914-12-01
RESORTS

Winter Trip TO Southern Resorts
A .. THwEATr. Il. +. A. 2sS 9th ave. y. \.
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3ies mnb 5as.

- Die Quaod electric Uau. 60.
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Observation-Disclosures pliroen geltern
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Mnfdae.

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Ginbriihe unb SiebFdble,

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ft}isn geitern ein Mann, oehen perioa
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gion oorSuberetten. 2lls oem 5remoen
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65 Dollars.
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9Sm 70. 2eben5iabre lit geIiern
cine in tueiten areiien 6efannte uno
aQgemeiu bodbgeiddtte oellti4e 0ta
trone 6ruu 6 ltiabetb s san 0 Il,
geb @itte, in ibrer @obmmg. g3o.
1924 Spcamore StraBe, in Die
Gpiqfeit biniibergeihIummert, api
bas SSnnigite betrauert uiht MIR pen
ibren gIugeb0rigen, ionoern mlb oot
Dem qroBen lSrelmoesfreiie, Oeu lie
ii6 i'm 2auie Der Sabre orrh ibre
Ser5enseiite 5ll erluerben 9eluuBt bat.
te. Gag un6 Stltnoe Der geerbigung
iinO iorpeit nod uibt anbermmlt NOR
Cen.
GIN aeitrigat Gage, i6rem So. Ge-
hurtstage, hat cine Der dIteiten Oeltt-
iten Wfatronen Der Staot ,Sralt
&atberine Eaubalo, perIpitt-
met aeneiene @ileit, aeborene Sen, in
ser Ieiiheul hires Sd)ipieaeriubnes
Serrn gilbert geder, go. 2S9S 0ion.
tuna 9lpenue, @einpooo, oie sluaen
5um eruipen SdIllmmer gcidIoiien.
Die Berepiate. oeren 0iege in Der
IbeinpfaI3 geitanoen, mar I'M Sabre
1S47 nit ibren GlterH mad Gincin.
nati aetommen, oas ibr bdnn CUR
5lueiten Seinatb pur6e. sln nabcreH
9lnaeb6rigen binterlaBt iie cine Sod
ter, cine Sdauiegertotter mini Gntcl
uno einen llreufel. Wtit Der Ianilie
betraucrn beu Seimgaug oieier pade-
rem 3rou aud ole pielen tSrelluoe,
meid,e tie lid i'm 2ouie Der Sabre
ourt lire Ser5ensgilte 81 erlperben
gclpuBt bate. Cine treue 6rellnbin
uerlicrt in Der 9obin9eihieoenen buS
8olfsblatt", 5u oeiien dltelten &c
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-02
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Der Soliiten tperoen bcute 9lbeno
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