Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-10

Pat Moran Released
as PhilLie Manager
Continued from PAGE One

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ward tn him immediate,v tbn n-ec;ors
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needed nv the 'pbi1e
Moran will no ,niseo,1 b,. ,t,o ,,io,,o-,
and fans alike Rut tbnro "a No ,,o,tf,,a
away from, II Moran viii h. a hjs, Ioa,,,,o
manager in 1919 AIreadv ,broa9 9or 80
clubs are after his servicae ,Tho ,a,rs
of Moran's forced abdication shoclted the
gathering. but II was noticed tbot en,iIos
decorated the faces OF few of tho
Other club officials VI t'''
Cu, ,,
rat moran Is great manager and
VIII be great asset to any club. He
knows now to handle men He man.
aged the Phils for four seasons and never
nnished out of the first division. H.
| ralseu the Phlis from the joke class to
cohtehuers Tor the pennant, He was a
| Dig league manager all the time.
Moran proved to be Il wonderful judge
Of baseball material. He never got tho
worst or any trade. Regardless of the
| ciass or his material he always was in
| the race. His winning team Of
! 1913 was considered a joke and all
| wonders Of Moran hn
weaving theh INTO u pemant-W inning
assFesauoh.
! IL IS ud1nllted that iic always had an
/ AGE IN the mole with Alexander on the
stan but the way in which he nanipu-
iated MS star moundsmen so rs to get
the mPXimum amount of effective work
II @ wos ~ Nnran trr ne',Sii.'oms % OF ms regime
deal with the Braves when he first
came to the Phils that made them nan-
nant winners. He put across the deal
which brought Whitted to the team, and
Whitted was a big asset in that pennant
combination.
| S;r,.d :, 1o,,
RAT moran was veteran catcher.
1S Wig on the Chicago cubs under
ann CHahce Wheh the Peerless Leader
was winning pennant after pennant for
ISil ana acted as coach and instructor
VI the young pitchers. on October 10,
i',4' lie signed TO manage the Phillies.
| al succeeded Charlle Doom, who
ttau ,a neeh manager OF the club during
l'io-Aa'
moran realized that he could not sue
eeeu Uhiess ne got rid of several vet
Grams VINO hau Deen with the team for
!edIs ana VINO had managerial aspira-
v.omS' ',.o1 i's nrst move was TO trade Sher-
| "oou Masee' generally considered one
~ III 'Ae siealest outneiders IN the game.
lie ''au'ns Oh Magee was no surprise.
as was "eii-known fact that he
oi.u Nloi an utu l,ot agree on many points
concerning the best way for team to
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pro,.a. slii", "'a!Anss, or the
49,. Ia,,,,o,, .,iat ne had round a
w.. Ho Iouio PICK on ne selected
| Nogoo cta,1;,,snn mn iot sherwood
hat6ac. far .t, .'u ~ haiiu moran
tbat 5at ~ ,,le .ne srusser' out ne learned
insisted on bsyin, Saaupa "a na' Sa,ii. Iani. Morat
oscar Duye, &c., 81 "ilI',eo am
offered hut Ntoron ,a,,,S men "er
| Erinallv tho da,l ,,.a,1. y. ~
Whitted balked and ,po,,Id not -
was necessary for Moran 70 csiI o,,
Whitted at his home in Durhsn, ~ ~ "a
before. the brilliant outfelder womb con
sent to the deal. After talking to Moran
Whitted becGme convinced that tho now
Philly manager knew some baseball ana
that his ideas would bring a winner
some time in the near future.
Lobert was traded to the Giants for
Stock. Demaree and Adams. On their
showing in 1914 Adams looked like the
only good prospect of the three and he
was an unschooled youngster. Stock
was found wanting by McGraw, while