The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-17
STALLINGSIN TOWN,
ALL WELL WITH BAN
Denies Wild Canard That He Is
on the Outs With Johnson
Sure Team Will Repeat.
COLLECTS CLOTHES BETS

GtaIiingg Of the
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In this city late last night Inc "''"' "
Man " the Hub Is on MS way 10 MS
Southern plantations near Haddocks Ca.
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tlnung souttward
Stallngs was very much incensed over
an interview attributed 70 him. which
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porting I" ivy AZ pan "''
the trouble which led up 10 the u'sh'sS'"
Of the Big Chief from the management
~ tho Now York Americans at he clos'
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VI ''o se"'' -. No., ,,,., so,
bered that StalIlhEs w ''SS ''"" W. ~,
sons had built up hopeless 'oohhS '""-
ender into a pennant prospect A. the time
. 49,. a,,aLo,cd &, rudely from his
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ure"s VI
ress 90. o..
You cannot ueng W" '"'F'''' "'''
to-, ~ IA, Johnson attributed to me.
:, IL oui,e ,rue that Mr. johnson and
,o,self have no, been friendly always.
30, 1, IL eoually true that | never In my
No. nv eith.~ word or inuuendo, at
,r,h,,,sd 10 INN the humiliating position
N II
.rad nv connection with the Sew York
AMERICAN League club.
"At that time | told the New YORK
writer's who accompanied tine club that
Nr Johnson WAS absolutely hlameless.
c,ar,aInly I should not have said so had |
mt been absolutely sure OF my grounds
visited Mr. johnson a; his Chicago
ofices when he trouble broke ou' with
Hal Chase was satisfied after that con-
ference that no blame attached to the
president OF the American League.
AT, Tohusor and have had our ar
ferences. it. is rue But in spl'e OF
them his ability always mas comn"N"'''
nv respect and have every reason 70
believe that in n large degree that respect
is mutual Too much already mas p'elI
made OF thote little unpieasahtrl'S nv
are bound 20 creep out IN 'ompetuol
OF such intense rivalry ana enthusiasm
as that which marks the annual Worn
series battles have no duarr'' !,
any one N organized bAscha''' put u =
had thinh I should ne ah'e 70 se''r ~
private affa!.s without newspaper 'Ni''''
alton Of them.
THE hascJdl season OF l"lS mas 'ass Wv.
into history. am satNed VIZ N"a' ~
team accomplished ana am WINK w
tire quietly I'LL another seasoi' l''l
around We Shdh All ne ou' "sa'l w.
season 20 try 20" ID repetition "l t'''S ~"
sons success. But th!hk II T. "a W..
rhlt 10 nv ~ NY "S"'
in the position OF hraEsa'' po'S'"S
over the oversees OF "or'nS 49, .
think that ! am too hard "sel "o1 ".
retain "A f"N OF the virtues OF tlaveiu vi
winner hava no desire TO .augh III any
hody's face least OF all IN Ul"' "i MA"
who has don" SO mucn Tor tne lllp.ol ,s,
ment OF hascha' as mas nan '"''''''''
president OF II" American League
Few Of StallinSss trlends were a""Ie
OF his presenc" IN inns CITY ias' H,s'., ~
that only corporals guard OF "si'ohel
were At the Soiners'' hntel to oHet con
CALCULATIONS. The "G Chiet cannot con,
ceal his pleasure AT the success "' ".'
great fight against odds thioush 'h' l"s'
half Of the season ana IN th' W"l II
series against Connie MACK suVPos'u'N
invincible array Stallngs wiz "epHI'
the town much richer IN W"rlhE Iai'neh.
HIS faith In the Braves during the Ia
visit here OF the Boston cluh resulted IN
the Miracle Mans acceptance OF snnnrl
waEers of clothing, hats ana the IKE ne
Chic accepted almost every proposition
that involved the merit OF his men as OPP
posed TO individual. rivals on "orlu s",
ries form, And on only one bet did ne tal
TO make good his representation loca
newspaper writer won a hat as the result
OF ConnollN's failure to outht Home Rur
Baker in the four games
Stsllings IL very enthusiastic over ms
prospects for next season He believes
mat ne VIII repeat MS suV'tSs'S III ''''
the National League and worlds cham
pionshp struggles
MY team is young energetic ana game
to the CORE said Stal.ings. There is no
man who should not be as good mex
year he was this season, and some o.
them should be greatly improved. Johnny
Evers Is the only veteran player OF th'
Braves This was one OF his very h' :
seasons Which proves that he is at th'
very zenith of his power. Now | thinl
that every one who saw the recent worldi
series will agree finally with my view
that my infield is one OF the greatest o
all time. II should start In next sprint
Rudolph. James and Tyler. the thre
pitchers who were so instrumental IN win
ming the pennant, are young men who ar
lust beginning their brilliant careers
They will he able to do things NOR
easily in 1915 or I shall he greatly mis-
taken I have a lot OF young pitchers
among them Davis Strand CrutCher
Cocreham and Hughes. who will be hear,
from All hut Hughes have had the heuef
of one wears association with a cham
pionship club. think they will show a
much imn~ovemert over .hlq venr a
James showed in 1914 over his 1913 form
In Gowdy have the hest catcher in tn
National League-there II no doubt o
that-and have the material for an out
oeId INA, should ronnare favorable v,iti