El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-20

ENY YORK, May 3O.--The tides OF
NJ ten years, rolling in upon the
i shores Of major league baseball,
have created havoc. They have swept
away not only the vast majority OF the
ball players Of 1906. but have engulfed
TOO. many Of the managers and the
magnates Of that time
Back in 1906 something like 500 dia-
mond performers figured in the major
league battles. OF that number less
than 40 remain IN the big league fold
and most Of them no longer play the
game regularly.
In presenting the list Of survivors
Of the ten years cf diamond warfare.
they can be divided into three classes
% the nOn-cOmbatants, embracing
Comedians. coaches and managers; (2l
Tho utility men; and 90 the men who
were regulars ten years ago-and still
are regulars.
What the 81 Survivors Are Doing.
Hero Is the noncOmbatant list, showing
Griffith. p) Yankees 1906 OdEr) sena-
Tinker Css, Cubs. 1906. OIgr.) Cubs. 1915
Donovan, p) Tigers. 1906. tMgr) Yam
Jones CoF. and Ngr.) white so1. 1906,
Huegins. (sbj Reds 1906. Oigr.) Cardinals
AItrool. cp) Tigers. 1906. (coach) ssna-
schssfer. coy Tigers. 1906. coach, yam
Davis. OBJ AthlaHos. 1905. CcOachJ
Thomas. Co) Yankees. 1905. COACH Ath-
Sullivan. Co Whit. sor. 1905. Coach
Nine Of the 1905 regulars. who now are
little more than utility men. follow:
Doom. (c) Phillies, 1906; (co Giants. 1915.
walsh (p) white sox, 1905; Co Giants.
Lobsrt. OBJ Phnlles. 1906: tsb) Giants,
Brown. Cp) cubs 1906: Cp) Cubs. 1915.
RueIbach. Cp) Cubs, 1905; Cp) Braves. 1915
Gibson. (c) Pirates. 1906: (c)Pirates. 1916.
Mor1arity. (sb) Tigers, 1906; 0nf) White
Bender. Cp) Athletics 1906; Cp) Phnies
lIathsvsOn. % Giants, 1906: % Giants
C0gote-Lohert slated for the regular 1915
third basing Sob for the Giants. Is injured.
and the hurt Is Of such nature that he may
never again be able 10 play regularity
Those Playing Regularly.
And now follows a list o. the war
horses'--thf Is men who played in the big
leagues In 1906. and are regularly perform
inE chores there now:
Jajoie. 20 Maps. 1906; Athletics. 1915
Wagner. S. Pirates. 1906: Pirates. 1918
Hinchman. CT Reds, 1906: Pirates. 1915.
Doolin. IS. PhilIies. 1906; Cubs. 1916.
NoWTey. 50 Reds, 1906: Dodgers. 1916.
IINerH, % AunH- llUhT Braves wv
Ames .. Giants. 1906: Cardinals 1915.
Collins. - Athletics 1906: White Sox, 1916
Schultz. Ct. Cubs. 1906. Cubs 1915.
NaEee, CT Phiuies, 1906: Braves. 1915.
chase. ID Yankees. 1906; Reds. 1915.
oldring, e. Athletics. 1906; Athletics, 1915.
Plank. p. Athletics. 1906. Browns, 1915.
CoombH, p. Athletics 1906; Dodgers, 1915.
Cobb. e. Tigers. 1906; Tigers. 1916.
Crawford, Ct. Tigers. 1906: Tigers 1915.
1916.
carrissn. c. Red sor 1906: Red so1. 1915
tNote-rhs 1905 campaign was the first
FOR Collins he reported 20 Connie Mack
late IN the sumner, but figured IN games
before tho seasons close. Hinchman. ap-
penred for a tryout with the 1906 Reds
failed, was sent back 20 the minors recalled
10y ClevelaUd. released after three years and
then recalled by the Pirates in 1915. Car
rigan was 'farrned OUT by the Red Sox
after 1906 but recaIled)
Mack and McCiraw Sole Fixtures
And now let US shift 20 the subject OF
managers 20 show what great changes have
come in the occupancy OF the baseball pilot
houses since 1895. The list includes the
names Of the 1908 and 1918 managers Of
each club, together With ali other men who
have been big league leaders during that
period
National I1aaue
GlantE. John McGraw Mgr. 1905; John Nc
GraW. Mgr. 1915. Other managers, none.
Braves, Fred Tenney Mgr. 1906; George