The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-20
IHERzOG RETURNS WITHOUT TALKING
 ID GIANTS OWNER

', New York; Sept. 20-Charley Her. @eft for his home in .Ridgely, Md, @t1 o'clock yesterday afternoon with
 out seeing Harry N. Hampstead, pres lident of the New York Baseball club. T, pr. Henry Moller of 841 West 57th istreet, One of the foremost specialists Fin the country, under whose care Herzog has been, examined the player Eagain yesterday morning and gave lhim some encouragement as to his Ncondition. The doctor would not tpromise, however, that Herzog would tget into the Worlds Series.
 { With the permission of his patient, IDr. Moel1er later consented to dis cuss the case briefly. < .'Mr.i Herzog came to me shortly Eafter his accident he said. T found, that he had a temperature, a quick Sheart action. and that he was suffer ing from shock and slight internal tinturies. Later examinations proved { this diagnosis to be correct. s f -.I told him that he required rest, 1 and advised him to lie on his back as kmuch as possible. and take no vfo- elentl physical exercise. I am afraid ttliat he did not follow these difec stions. Later the trouble became ag- gravated-
 W a.I again told MT. Herzog that it twas absolutely necessary he should rest and that his only exercise should Noe short walks. Today1I found him fimproved after his rest at home, but The stin must rest and recuperate. If sLe obeys my directions there is no treason why he should nop recover ax,1 t>< tforeA If, however. he does not take Fcare> of himself. now it might be that ehe would aggravate his trouble to such an extent that it would become Eserious and last for years.
 \ 'sHe has gained two pounds, and it. may be that he will recuperate rap 3idly in the next two weeks. should not bet surprised to see him gain five or six additional pounds in that time. n fully understand that he is. eager sto play in the baseball games which t;are coming, and I sincerely hope that She may be in condition to do So, but 1T would not promise that such would bbe the, case.
 as'Under ordinary circumstances l eshould, wish him to have four weeks Ignore of rest. shall make another Fexamfnation of MT. Herzog in the %future ana Will then duV1SS uiIl SS lO Ewhether he can play without danger Bto hi@SeaG GGzRaxsxxa zassaz
 HaExa9.- .xsastessd daSs.-.Eg -.Egas,-xnor opti- kmisficI in regard tea his condition. He ksaid that he felt little better and Ethat he hoped that in a couple more kweeks he would be we'll enough to kre5oin the Ateam. 7 Although the captain of, the. Giants ~5did not see MT. Hempstead while he Twas here.; he. did not call on John K. ETerer, president of the. National heague Gov. Tenerl left last night stos attend a meeting of the National EConrnisston in Cincinnati. MT. Hemp Hstead went to Cincinnati to join the Bother clubt presidents who will attend 5the draft meeting and go over the heterogeneous for the coming Worlds ESeries.
 Tener andl Hampstead both assert Led that, there never had been any in Stention of departing from the usual fcustoms of deciding by the toss of a Ecofn the city where the series would &open.
 'fTot bet we'll toss a coin," said kGov. Tener, land I surely hope the 51Jational League will be lucky enough MoS win the toss."