The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28
CUB RECRUITS TO .
co TO COLUMBUS
loe Tinker Obtains Promise of
Business Manager
VAUGHN IS NOT A H0LDOUT


curkgO rrn .g Transportation 10
luumNu. Dhu. HVug ~ least two "
the fIugIiI. young MEN ruN NHbl Hf
members uf tho cub family just who is
slated fur the ride down in M" bu'N,'9
capital I"I H H.I.HHH campaign NN my
American association wI Do" determined
Iuo Trklr vas assured this much yes-
irrHr. when Ir wont INTO HiHr chamber
session with business Manager walter
twgherh ui the Hulih s.d" hrlHluti.
t'rH Tho skipper oi the Senators, b'ht
un m0Id.ug "a prnuint winner pul 40 hii
hi for pitcher ana Hn iuirder ana
WuH Informed that the same would No
| forthcoming before the bell rings inlugu-
rating hUgtltieB in tho biz minor cir-
| cult
Vaughn No Holdout
Following the visit Of Manager Tinker
| 10 tho scene ~ his former fame, cub Of.
! nu.us announced that Jim Vaughn had
| ceased to shine iu the role Of "A hOldout.
| on tho contrary the huTIy Texan ia AL
| art fUr hiE departure for the sunny south
| Co round into trim for a brstling season
uf south paving. and expects 10 be- up 70
| bis neck in work before another week
| hIH elapsed
Tho much discussed meeting of McssrL
! Mitchell Hickey and Hendricks relative
! foo H trade involving cubs and Cards, is
billed ip come or here tomorrow morn
| ||I. NlI|'N IN 'N" III INMN hN lIIlN NIINps
and lIs coming viii huug tho powers thPt
hr from the Mound Cly National lengue
OUTFIT
the report That Charley IIollorher wa'
Ia hUluut got am expression NJ surprise
out uf President Merghmtn who ds-
rhred that he did not know that ths
rookie iun'ldcr cherished q grievance
against the Bruin management
Holocher In Bad Start.
II do not believe that We have heare
from him. said the North side moguL
| However n n" is holding out he is do.
lnr a very foolish thing. for tho contract
sent 10 hlm calls for more money thar
luy Gun yuungstrr ever received I haU
gone 0y'r'tho books and examined tM
figures given other recruits, and war
10 gp ON record Hs saying that none TO
D'iNed Hs high salary iu hits first year i
Oh, majors as has been offered llol
l0gher"
with the arrival yesterday of Free
llrnN.s signed contract from wendell
s. G.. the world champion Whi,o Sol
now has three FIRST hascmcn iu the fold
They are chick Gnndil Ted Jourlin ant
Henry The latter WAS south llU sprint
and W1S4Hont 10 hutchinson, Kan. 70
development He played In la2 games
pDlcd 1913 safe blows and assembled q bat
| ting average of 2eG. lie made g. error
and had ib assists
Prepare Tor Training,
j
! trips continue 10 keep tho SoN and Gu
7 officials busy, despite the side play ro
gur,d 10 plcIG pcrNsh athletes VIII
D crave increases In their annual wage
II was reported yesterday that maio
I league clubs viii boz allowed hut on 4
/ sleeping cur when they make their nigh
q jumps during the playing season. keol
p speculation us TO the allotment OF IN
3 upper and lower sumhrr havCus IN
arisen. II has been suggested hy one cal
3 cu1tur patron of the pHstimc tht Cholc,
I horths be- awarded Tor the best feldinl
4 and batting averages but to date no ace
tluu has been taken
b Jimmy Burke. popularity know ahou
/ 81, Louis az the pride ~ Goose Hl
is going 10 work al his regular trnd'
again this season hut he isn't going
> TO work for the Tigers The veteran third
s1Ckor, who recently was given the air|
. by Manager Jennings. has pred con-
tract loose from owner Phil BAN OF tho|
= Browns. and during the coming flag race
win do n little NJ this and Il little Of that
me- coach, rr1tcrlst md humorist eN,
, truOrdIuHry Tor the Brownies During
his spare moments James viii indulg,
his fancy I'm meeting all Comcrs over tn,
/ pinOChlc deck