New-York tribune., 1918-04-08
Hnzog in Disgust Quits
Yankee l our for Home
g.. Appear in Uniform of
Dawes When Season
Opens
pv Charles A. Taylor

a.prANBURG, S. c., April TITS
.,sv have at fair Harvard"
's' hp, it doesn't suit Charles Her
say, - pidgeley, Nd. Percy Haughton,
''' ..ber things at the Cambridge
~ s.rsitv is 3 different type by far
p .he former Giant, who received
a' ..,ooling in baseball and other
s'" m town lots and big league
sna.;s sa;a * offered merely as prelude to
lais s.t that Haughton and Herzog are
ist :nst about as far apart as ever in
'M 'M..a-ter of Herzie playing this sea-
" .,,h Mr.. Haughton's ball club. A
~ So, ~ long awaited. is the cause of
ls,sst tangle in the negotiations
..,,sen the two men.
Hersog had finished packing his grip
Tc-eenyiIle last night when the mes
=. from Hauchton, relayed from
sssIumbia. 81 was placed in Charley's
,..is The first outburst on the part
,ISs us,z;e CAME when he was informed
T.. the telegram had seen sent collect.
S.ore one for Harvard" blurted
ss,lss as he tore open the missive
'as. as ssaed out 10 cents from his pocket.
~, =. in effect. is what he read:
'avI .Will give you $4,000 bonus for sign
:. rrovlded you withdraw your suits
.ssinst 10 the New York National League
,ss.ssball Club and the Pennsylvania
p,ilrosd this season.
No Suit Against Road
4yow. what do you think of that ~
-. Herzies next vocal offering. ~
,,vsn't brought any suit against the
o.,nsylyania for the accident that hap
sned to me last year. But what if l
.,5. Has that got anything to do with
" playing baseball with the Braves %
ioi course, nobody ventured any ex-
J,nstion, but let Charles do his own
sinking. He finally evolved that if the
! nIt against the railroad company was
ACTOR in the problem he must have a
,~tv good chance to win in the courts.
/ his opinion certain interests appear
he at work to pu. through a three
asered. arrangement whereby four
r.es may attain solace and satisf fac
as-the Boston club, the New York
s. the Pennsylvania Railroad and
oirles Herzog.
fhe hold-out announced that he
rsld not be counted in on any such
M, and resumed his preparations to
uarn to his home. Even when it was
ansed out To him that at least
haghton had not been unkind enough
a send the telegram collect, but had
MD Tor its sending as far as Colum-
H. where he figured Herzog was, and
ia. Charles's 10 cents had gone to
ever the expense of relaying the mes
siss to Greenvllle, the enraged ball
psyer refused to alter his determina-
,ian. He didn't like such treatment
sai be wouldn't stand for it. So he
EeEt home.
May Join the Braves
There will be other chapters to the
story depicting the struggle between
HsryarG and Herzie from time to time,
but 60 fan should be bit surprised to
s:s Charles arrayed in a Brave uni
tsrm when the opening clash with the
Paiilies comes next week.
TIE game here tomorrow between
the Yankees and the Braves will be
played under the auspices Of the Camp
Hadsworth community service fund,
ae athletic and theatrical funds OF the
znp also sharing in the proceeds.
An elaborate programme has been
wnted, containing pictures Of the man
yer: and star players Of both teams.
Iae drawing on the outside cover por
aays soldier Of the New York Ma
taaal Guard shaking hands with New
!sfS Yankee ball player. r. Van
salen is the artist
The programme will be used in the
Nsruiting compaign in New York City
y Mrs. Oliver P Bridgman, wife of
Sneral Bridgman, formerly COM
sander Of Squadron a, who established
ss camp club which is being conducted
successfully IN Spartanburg. Cen
IA Bridgman LETT his business in New
,isfk to take up this work, and the
a'ge number Of soldiers who make this
aan their headquarters attests to his
allty along this line Of endeavor
The officers training school, COM
snsing five. hundred men, is planning
. march to to-morrow's game in q
~ Major General O'Ryan has pur-
saased boxes for the members Of his
a. Walters, the star Yankee catcher,
saa dIslocated his finger in the con-
ys At Columbia left here tonight for
sss York. He will be out Of the game
asse weeks.
francis Patrick Moran, boxing in
sssactor at Camp Wadsworth, joined
= newspaper raen at their Breakfast
.aen z. the Hotel Cleveland to-day.
.ahx ..n still shows signs OF the pun
vvslaas ne received from Fred Fulton.
s-ssrneath each eye is Z large red