Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-15
HERz0G'S CASE Is NOT.
]. M'GRAW'S CONCERN
Dispute with Borton Can Have no
Effect an Trade Muggsy Enthus-
iastic About Doyle.
HE CAN PLAY REGULARLY
Irisimnn says Hts club " ~ Good rs
Last Year and Relieves Larry
Wlll he BlR Help.

NEW YORK. March ~ John
Mournw may be having his troubles
with hOldouts, like other managers,
but there h one case Of rebellion that
doesn't worry him particle, In spite
OF some assertions by scribes who
arc trying TO make out otherwise,
Reference ls made to the behavior OF
Charley HierEog who IL quoted an
saying that unless he obtains bi. con-
cessions from the Braves he will not
report TO smllings, In which case
Doyle and Iarncs must he handed
back To the noston club. II HerEog
would study baseball law he'd soon
, learn that he hasn't "A leg TO stand on
The owners Of The Braves are pre-
pared To assume HerSogs 1915 con-
tract with the Chants, calling for a
$40, 900 salary According TO the
rules that govern sales and trades
Herzog has no right to demand new
terms from the boston club. HIS
contract for this year h binding and
In case he halks the National league
will order him to report TO Stallinss
or remain In idleness. The deal can
not he declared off unless the Boston
club refuses 10 take over ilerxog's
contract That ls as plain as Nollie
Heider'H bcak
Manager McGraw, since HIS return
| from Cuba, has been riding about the
lcountry having personal Interviews
with players who have been holding
out on thea club and has had little
trouble III coming to terms with
them, To date he has interviewed
| Burns. Sallee. schupp and Fletcher
| In order aud brought each into camp,
while per,itt. another holdout, has
also changed his mind about "retir-
ing" and devoting his future to the
Automobile business Robertson and
Thorpe still were on the outside
looking IN at, this writing, but APP
Iparently Mcdraw IL not worried
about them lie may interview them
on HIS way back from the west and
previous to leaving with the main
squad for Marlin
Doyle In shape, Says MCGrnw,
Mc0raw tells me that Larry Doyle,
whom he saw In Florida recently IL
j In the pink Of condition. The Giants
manager evidently believes that
larry will play great ball this year,
/ for Jimmy Smith, who was Herzog' r
lunderstudy last fall and was "A howl.
ing success AT the middle bag. has
been sold 20 the braves. In case
Doyle should become crippled again,
/ Ross Young would be tried at the
keystone bag, which he covered with
lmuch success in Rochester last sum
mcr.
Tho Giants are planning to take
lahout thirty men to Marlin. Zim-
imerman. McCarly. Harden, Gibson
Sallee. llentun. Tesreau. and other
vets already are boiling out at Hot
| Springs. Ark Next Monday tho van
guard of the other Giants will leave
here for Marlin and hy the middle
OF the month the National league
champions wiz be getting the kinks
out nf their arms legs and heads at
the Texas camp
Miller UugEins already has the
lsiWncd contract of caldwell Russell
IBucl. Love Shawkey ripp, Oh
lhooley and Baker In the NhNkees
lrafe recklnpauEh will he here soon
TO talk things over with Colonel Rup-
lpcrt. lnasmuch as tho great shor,-
lstop doesn't relish cut OF more
than 3? o00 in hts pay.
Peck was scwcd up by Frank Far
lrell hack IA 1913 for two years nj
lRbou, SO 500 per season. it was said
Then IN 1913. to keep him away from
the Feds puppert and Hutson signed
him Tor three years at $1,000 per
This gilt-cdgcd contract having eN-
lpircd the Yankee owners have sliced
the famous Pool but he DOUBLE
viii set compromise
rcckinpnueh Is without a superior
A. short field. lie is q good hitter
"A hard conscientious worker aud d
gentleman In these times of troubl,
and uncertainty. Peck IL worth al
least S. 0oO Il year. hut his former
salary was entirely too high. which
was the case with every PLAYER IA
the big leagues whose contract ex.
pircd In October,
Hug Can spare Some of Them.
HugEins, ns indicated above. hai
leigh, outyot 80 or more players an