Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-30
CAMEL MAY NOT GET JOB JIM GILMORE NOT PLACED
FORMER ROCHESTER PILOT
MADE ENEMIES BY RAIDING
signed Mnny Int Players for Feds.
hhrr"" N"t Favorable Ia indie
pendent MnmnScra.

! those who did not 20 Hcnry rording
Whch baseball peace was iirSt cont"m-
! plated WAS john Cancel manager of
the Erookfcds. Camel stuck to or
SHlizcd baseball faithfully until last
summer. when owner Chaplin. who had
II.nrioN.d John for several seasons at
Rochester. WAS forced TO dispense with
MS services on account OF a disastrous
season ';anHcl immediately signed
WIN INC BROOKLYN Club for three years.
ana Hltcr a reign OF two months al
WASHINGTON Park lac SAW the league
lhuc riSh; cut from under him
~ ''ai"cl broke no covenant with
"fShNi%cd baseball he should nuw he
IN good standing, hUt il seems that he
lost some Of his old friends by inducing,
? ionr or i've Rochester players TO sign
WIN the Feds last fall. Chaplin and
"a harrow, president OF the lntcrna-
tional League. havc not forgiven John
Tor that. tt is a questions now whether
these players Will revert TO the Kochcs-
Ter 'luh. or, having signed Federal CON
tracts. they viii he listed as assets OF
ne hr"3hi yh ,tnh and put up at ;,uc-
ton with the Erookfeds
II Is understood that Cancers SALARY
IN brooklyn WAS $S.nuO Il year II is a
question whether he will uct it. unless
George = Ward. the retiring owner of
thc bfcOklNn tlub. guarantees him the
ulH"rchce between that sum and what
over he can get for rcturniu. to the
intcrhational League AZ Il manager
Under tic circumstances CANCEL viii
hardly IL asked to 20 back TO Rochcs-
Ter II - rumor"d illrt ho will either
nlan3Sc tho Newark or Richmond team
az IA" International League. Former
rcdcral League players will ill most OF
IN" positions on the former team
which will play at the Harrison
I'm Mckrchuic. who succeeded Bin
hilllp* as iHana"cr Of tho Newark
reds. is ais" q candidate for the Inter-
national League Job. but il is known
th't t.d BARROW, whose memory Is long
prefers To have his teams led next sea.
son by mon who were loyal to the In
tcrna tional League.
II the International goes into Rolii
more again Jack Dunn will surely DO
~" boss OF the orioles. The problem of
n"clng otto i\nabe, who MANAGED The
i"rrapins: Mike Doolan and other vet
Grams. is one thai is giving the peace
commissioners lots of trouble
George Stovall. who was one of tho
fcdcral leagues greatest huStl,rS docs
not know whore II" is coins. to got off
IN" hinShS city franchise was vacated
even before the FcdcrnlS Surrendered
|" organized baseball. but il is under
stood that Stovall was to have been
!'htu care Of in TIL" manaErmcnt of
Inc New York Feds or the Newark C'llh
N"Nt I" Hal chase Stovall is tho
most prominent undesirable OF the de-
iunct league. His activity in getting
DIX i"a%uc stars I" jump their reserves
mad" MIN extremely unpopular with
me nnaSnht"S. He - barred from the
american League for various reasons
Ut" principal one being his troubles
Win TN" uinpir"s. Ean johnson saws
ne VIII not stand for Stovail, so unless
''tor%" has an ''irouClad" contract and
somebody To guarantee his salary he
VIII ho compelled To go To the minors
or quit the game.