Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-07
CHANGES AFFECT
MAJOR LEAGUES
Over Fifty Bah TOsssrs Have
Been Moved About.
ONE PLAYER has QUIT
Home Run" Baker Only pin Pushse,
70 Announce His Retirement A
Number Of Diamond Stars Went Over
TO FsdsI Others Sent to the Miners.

NUMBER OF DIAMOND stars went over
70 Feds, Others Sent TO the Minors.
More than fifty players and mana
gers who were with major league.
Tubs at the close Of last season have
been released or traded, jumped to the
FederalS or announced their retire
ment The one man who has an
aounced that he doesn't want a good
lob this year Is Frank Baker. He Il In
I class by himself. ID,
On the other hand, Harry Lord, third
baseman OF the Chicago White Sox.
who retired last season, has come back
20 the agonies Of being q big Lacquer.
OF the managers, Hank 0'Day OF the
Chicago Cubs has been succeeded By
Roger BreSnahan, Pat Moran has tax.
en- Charlie Dooin's place, Bill Donovan
has taken the position at the head Of
the New York Highlanders, which was
vacated by Frank Chance, and Clar.
ence Rowland, an unknown, has taken
charge Of the Chicago Americans In
place Of Jimmy Callahan, who lost out, .
shortly before Kid Gleason was also
Notified that he would not be needed
This year. 49,. ~
Some Of those who have been traded /
are Sherwood Magee, Lobert and Doc
In Of the Phinies, Eddie Collins OF the
Athletics, Bert Neihoff Of Cincinnati.
Milton Stock, Al Demaree and Adams
bf the New York Giants, Dugey OF the
Boston Braves, Napoleon Lajoie OF
CleYeland, High and Pipp Of Detroit
Olson OF Cleveland and Bodie Of the
Chicago Americans,
Walter Johnson Of the Washington
team jumped to the Federals and back
again. as also did Ivy Wineoo DC the 81
Louis Nationals. Others who signed
With the EedeFalss are Plank and Benz
Ter OF the AffleticS, Lee Matee Of the
BIZ. Louis Nationals. Konetchy OF Pitts
burgI. Mann and Deal Of the Boston
Braves and Austin OF the St Louis
Americans.
Pitcher Ed Reulbach received bis un-
conditional release from Brooklyn be-
fore signing with the Federals. Ger
many" Schaefer. the clown OF the dia-
mond, was Internationally released By
Washington and may sign with the
New York Highlanders.
Other players who were uncondition-
Oily released were Billy Sullivan. the
veteran catcher OF the Chicago White
Sox; Jack COMBS. Tommy Leach. Bill
sweeney. Eddie Stack and Charlie
Smith of the Chicago Nationals: Roy
Miller. Josh DevoFe. George Wiltse and
Mike Donlin OF the Giants.
Mike Mitchell was sent to the Rich
mond international league team.
Claude Derrick was released to Louis
Vile, as was also Bert Daniels. Other
players who were sent to other clubs
were Joe Kelley and Ham Hyatt nf
Pittsburgh. Earl YIngling OF Cincin-
natl and Clarence Wares and EddIs
Miller Of the St Louis American team.
Caldwell. who deserted the New York
Highianders last season. but who dbl
not do any pitching for the Federals.
has returned to Wild Bin Donoyan's
team. -.-.s-
This does not complete the list OF thu
changes made In the major leagu.
clubs since the close Of last season. bun
It Is enough to give the fans who hava
not been keeping their eyes glued T.
the sporting pages some idea Of thl
many shifts made by the players IN tllg
Iastfour months.
5