Evening journal., 1916-03-20
mack LEADS Grand
OLD CAME TWO WAYS
Connie Is the Oldest In
Years IN Point
ol Service
LEE F0HL is
THE LATEST PILOT


the first. IN reaching this sphere, and
the second in being placed 40 the mead
~ combination in the fast set The
boss OF the White Elephants beat VIII
bert Robinson To- earth by some is
months (thc tail tactician was born
on December %. 1862, and the chub-
bv commander ON June 20. 1864. and
he was in charge Of "a major league
outfit a full two years ahead of George
Tweedy Stallings. who became, i'm Oc-
tcbor 1914 his most hated and inn
pressive worlds series rival The
bahr leader in the big leagues now
Is Lee Arthur Foil. who was not call
cd on 10 direct lho indians until May
~ OF last year. Charles Lincoln Her
zog OF the Reds. still being the jun
ior of the bosses IN respect Of age.
it was on September 8. 1894. that
Mack FIRST directed the play of a mat
Tor league team He then succeeded
All Buckenberger as manager OF the
Pirates his charges showing their ap-
probation Of the shift In commanders
by beating the Senators bv score of
% 10 l. The winners obtained rs hits
for a total OF ga bases. the losers six
for an aggregate of seven. The
Pirates had Ad Gumbert and Joe Sug-
den as thoir battery, Jake Beckley
Louis Bicrhauer. Fred Hartman and
VIII Weaver i'm the inheld and Elmer
Smith. Jake Stencil and Pat Donovan
In the outfold For Washington Dea-
con Jim Mcclure handled the dcliv-
cries of Otis Stockdale and Al Maui
Jumbo Cartwright played first, Paul
Radford second. Scrappy Bin Joyce
third. Frank SheibeclS short. Al Sell
back left Charley Abbey centre and
Bin Hassamaer right AL Maui is the
only one of the players who took part
IN that game stlll identified with a
major league club. the Smiling One
getting a pay check from the Shibos
Tor scouting and for Watching a turn
stile
Secuted For St. Louis Feds.
scrappy Bin Joyce last year scout
ed for the ST. Louis Feds. and Jo
sugden the year before warmed ul
pitchers for the Tigers. Joyce prob
ably Is the only major league playe
who ever pounded ont four triples III
one game doing so on May rs, 1897
as a Giant in a contest with Pitts
burgh Al Selhoch. Washneton's lef
ieider. holds one modern outdeldinl
record that Of having iammed five
errors into the same skirmish This
Kip did While a member OF The orph-
aned Orioles. ia 1902
George Stallings became bic
league leader in 1897, the Phillies
startlng his reign Oh successfully ON
April 10 by defeating Boston. TO .
with al Orth working AGAINST Charley
Nichols
John. McGraw entered the ranks OF
major league managers on April 10
1899. He had charge of the Baltimore
discards, who. with Kitson pitching
defeated the Giants. to 3. Eddie
Doheny hurled for the team the littl,
Napoleon was later to boss.
Nineteen hundred and one saw
Clarke Calvin Griffith heading fas
set combination. His managerial de
bur was a success. the White So,
downing Cleveland. s to -, with Ro,
Patterson. boy wonder, hurlinl
against Bill Honer.
Wilbert Robinson had a managerial
lob thrust on him i'm midsummer o
1902. The Orioles that year startel
on under the leadership OF John Nc
Graw. who had so much trouble witt
Ban Johnson that finally he asked tn
Baltimore club for his reiease-a re
quest that was granted Joe Kelley
now Yankee scout. succeeded Nc
Craw. but soon Topped to Cincinnati
vhereupon Robbie was chosen as tn,
Orioles pilot. In the first game the,
played under him. ON July IS. tn
Mafylanders were beaten. TO 3. b,
Jim McAleers St. Louis Browns
Pitchers in this contest were Charlie
Shields, for the losers. and Bill sud
hoff and Jack Powell. for the winners
When Callahan Broke I'm.
Jimmy Callahan's first season as
big league commander was in 1903
His White Sox. in their opening gam,
OF the year, annihilated the Browns
IA TO 1, Pat Flaherty and Frank Dona
= hue being the pitchers.
Callahan's resignation. i'm June O
the following year gave Fielder ALI
= son Jones his initial chance at man
aging. Fielder took charge OF IN,
Pale Hose on June 8, 1904. and the,
auded lusire to his inaugural by ront
ing the White Elephants, for whom
Madoell, Bender and Barthold pitched
~, .9F score OF IA to .
r hugh Ambrose Jennings Joined tn
ranks OF major league leaders o
4 April IL, 1907, the Tigers then defeat
ing the then Maps, to O. with Nul
I'm pitching against Liebhardt
Nineteen thirteen saw three of IN
present leaders arrive. joseph Be-
Tinker and Miller James Huggins h,
gan The season bossing the Reds an
r Cardinals. and in July Bill Carrigs
- succeeded Garland Jacob Stahl
skipper of the Red Sox. The Reds.
their first game under ]. Favershal
we're beaten . to .. by the Pirate
and the Cardinals, PLAYING for the fin
time under Higgins. downed ii
= Cubs. to ,. The successful pitche
. sin these controversies were lial
Adams and Dan Griner and the ri
successful ones Fromme, McManl
~ and Smith and Lavender, Smith al
Cheney.
The Red Sox played under the dire
lion OF Carrigan for the first time q
July 16. 1913, then subduing the Til
ers. z 10 A. Ray Collins and Hug
Bedlent pitched for the victors an
Edgar Willett and Fun House for III
v-nquished
Charles Lincoln Herzog's first yea