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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-18
Needs New Pitchers

However the fact that the pitching
STAFF Of the Phils is all shot 10 pieces
cannot be denied. Alex and RiXcy left
a yawning hole to be filled and now it
has been learned that Davis the right
handed rookie, has been called i'm the
draft With Lavender and Fittcry
among the absent, Pat Moran has only
Bender, OesChger, Mayer, PendcrEast
and Woodward a rookie to do his fling
ing. More hurting talent is needed,
especially good southpaw, and it de-
veloped in the meeting between Moran
and Baker, in New York yesterday, that
some new players will be shared in the
near future
The infeld remains intact, with
Luderus on first Neihoff. second Ban
croft. short, and Stock, third base, In
the outiield there are Whttcd, Cravath.
Fitzgerald, Muesscl and Long Cy
Williams. Pat believes Williams will be
one Of the stars Of the league before the
season is over and expects him to do
we'll in center field
oscar Dugey and Frank Schultz prob
ably will be dropped and 1t Is not known
as yet if they have been sent contracts.
That Alexander Deal
President Baker denied that his con-
ference with Moran I'm New York yes
terday had anything to do with the
Alexander deal
THAT deal rests with fate" said Mr.,
Baker 1T was straight business
proposition with a definite understand
ing We agreed that in case Alexander
were drafted by the Government any
time previous to thirty days before the
opening of the championship season
Approximately March 1G) the deal
would not go.
"Stores have been circulated that
President Weeghman, Of the Cubs, has
attempted TO call the deal off in face Of
the fact that Alexander is liable to be
called among the first Of his district
These stories are untrue. The Chicago
and Philadelphia clubs had a perfect un-
derstanding on the point. Alexander
will become the bona fldc property Of
the cubs If he is not called or does
not enter the military or naval branches
of our armed forces thirty days before
April 1G, which has been selected as the
opening date of the major league schcd-
ues this year.
Several Trades Likely
Moran admitted that he had several
trades i'm view that would be submitted
to rival clubs at the proper moment,
presumably during the schedule meet
ing in this city next month. His most
serious problem is the pitching staff,
now that Rixey is in the army. Eppl
Jephtha was Pats main Southpaw de-
pendeuce. Moran has his lines out for
several Youngsters who showed well i'm
/ the sticks last season. lie has hopes
Of landing a veteran southpaw, too.
The Phillies will train at St. Peters
burg, Fla, again this year. No definite
time has been set for the assembly,
The training trip win i'm all probability
I be shorter than usual. as the weather
( in Southern Florida is hot. The time
/ of going and the length OF the stay
may be influenced by the training plans
Of the Washington Club of the Amer
/ lean League.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-18
Three Players Worth $4,000, Says Jennings

DIG Jennings
ID long
worth He named Cobb and Speaker
he uass third who worth
National
haveb
viewpoint Of the club
hnt Of he players don't like It bit
be ashng Of salaries this tha will
mako the
.fus
t.esdIpt me ordeal
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-18
Scraps About Scrappers

Eddie Daley, OF Southwark, again has
changed managers His affairs now are
bring handled by william Segal, who is
mapping out campaign for his champion.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-18
Sports SerUed Short


h, n CnrS of JVesIevan fniSarsHGu ~ IIssNSs
ceived notification that he, has passed the
aviation examinations and has been or
dered to report at the school for aviation
which the Government is conducting at At
lanta. Ca.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-18

The shortage Of coal and the Government
order have caused the Olympia management
to switch from Monday to Wednesday night
for the weekly show, Therefore Tcndler
will mix with Frankie Callahan on January
%.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-18
General Results Count


We hear a great deal about the break
OF the game" and indeed it is very
real thing. We have all seen badly hit
balls and fine good lies. We have seen
them headed straight for out of bounds,
and behold they struck a stone We
have seen the little white globes linger
on the very edge Of yawnins hunkerS-
and never drop i'm. We have all known
too. the interruption, the casual remark
waited across the course, that came at
exactly the wrong moment and destroyed
the good shot. Then again some players
and not always very good ones-Seen
10 have the art II inspiring respectful
consideration in the gallery and their
shots are made amid a deathlike still
ness, while the other player always
seems to strike his ball to an accom-
paniment Of stamping feet and staccato
bursts Of conversation. Unfortunately
all these things are true and back luck
does lose many game, but the thing tCr
us TO consider is the average result 1t
is certainly true that it is hard TO Keep
a good man down.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-18

DOES success in golf, or in life, for
that matter. come from hard in
tnllirent ,yorI, I'm building up SIKH, or
is n mainly the result of good break
at some critical moment? Can the
training cC years be overthrown by
an unfortunate happening that cannot
reasonably speaking, be foreseen or pro-
vided against? l think that all Thought
ful persons must agree that accidents
may i'm one disastrous moment sweep
away the work Of years, destroying
health. happiness. even life itself but
Of course, this is fact Of possibility not
Of the gre ltest probability. In all the
ordinary conditions I must CONFESS tnat
The race is usually to the swift and the
battle to the strong.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-18
One Foul Goal


While the Barrett team was striving
to register a goal from the field, the FL
liott-Lewis youngsters were dropping
the ball through the net with ease, and
when the first twenty minutes of play
was finished the score was "a to l, White
scoring a free toss from the fifteen-foot
mark for Barrett's lone tally
The "I.ive Wires eased up I'm the
second half and White succeeded in
caging two field goals and three more
foul losses. A one-pointed by McFar-
land brought their total up to nine.
The final score was 3S-9. OBrien, Stur-
gis and Passon led the winners in points
scored
Sign Eastern League Stars
Butterworth, with two new players,
Charley McGregor, formerly of the
Greystock Eastern League team, and
Graff, of the Vincome Independent club,
In its lineup, had an easy time defeat
ing Lanston Monotype, 40-i5. The geme
was close for the first ten minutes, but
after warming up the league leaders put
the contest on ice. McGregor, with four
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-18

Frank Causey. the recruit pitcher from
the Waco club OF the Texas League last
club, siEned his 1918 contract with the
Giants.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-18

W. sheppard, the middle distance runner.
has filed a claim with the War Department
Infantry. New York National Guard. be
tween September - and December IL. 1916.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-18

J. J. Lannin. one-time owner OF tho Bos.
ton Red SoX. has purchased the property OF
the salisbury Golf Club. on Long Island.
comprising about 32j acres The Eolf links
were laid out b" DeYereuX Milburn. the we'll
known polo PLAYER.
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AMERICAN ARMY LOSES 2lO
MEN; TRANSPORT TUSCANIA
TORPEDOED IN WAR ZONE
Former Cunard Liner Had 2i70 Officers
and Men on Board


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Ireland and Scotland and War Department
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New-York tribune., 1918-01-23
MEN From the Picks"
Defeat Mine Leaders
Gain Point Over Question of
Changing Wage
Contracts

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 22.-The "men
from the picks" won at least q tenn.
porary victory over tho admdnistra
tion leaders of the United Mine Work
ers to-day on the question of chang
ing the method Of negotiating wage
contracts The fight was over the
adoption of q constitutional amend
ment providing that no officers, dis
tricts or group of districts shall have
authority to make a basic agreement
and formulate a policy to govern any
other district without all districts hav-
ing an opportunity to be replese nted
and a vote.
The constitution committee sought
to defeat the amendment but 50 much
opposition was aroused that motion
was raised to refer the matter to a
special committee for action This re-
ceived the support of the constitution
committee, President Frank J. HAYES
and other leaders, but was voted down
C54 to COS.
Samuel Gompers is expected to adj
dress the convention tomorrow.