New-York tribune., 1919-01-31

tw.rier extraordinary was done. TO {
mann's .nea was coming back 10 the
Ara It would seem that theye is
sorsee hst of truth IN TIE sha..er thet
Irowne5 oa. the .at.- -0roa.o ,.toa vcicss
A,oaS ,Ao Ore@c Nhise Pa.h asst night.
jean j. N1Graw. the sterling manager
a baseball. vho 10Y years has kept the
Metropolis close 70 the centre on tne
national pasame nap, "a, last achieved
rs HES ambition when he hclncd %
s@as the big dcal ,ha- sna.caed the
Me- YorS Giants from the Brush in
.erests ard transformed Manager John
Ito "a .e.-l u.asnatc
Fov many many years it had bce7
the an5is.on q McGraw TO say good by
10 tee playing rsld. where the knocks
hs received o-,veleael by wide mar
Sin The few boosts he go.. lie fought
res.y ard We. on the coaching Ines,
re u'n3ires to tAe contrary notwit..-
Standing. and he ever had as his man
goa tAe keeping Of old New York in
the centre Of that baseball man.
Ru1 as ,he years Of stress and s,raia
passe- tie big amb.tion 70 be oue e
tlese m3rasreS grew ard grew and
ne desired pre- was finally graSpel
when syndicate headed b. Charles
\. Sconeham DougH, the Giants. ard
NcGr~'V Nery mocA Interested in the
eeai, vas named wee pr~siGen. 90
manager.
Needs cn Assistant
The L.t,le Napoleon was Dertel.,F-
wiling - aesp his weather eve or the
r.-y4-E 1n--cs o1 the Giants durl-r
-.e coming season. bl- he fe.e that =
MS re" POSITION - was TO moro than
gh- -na- he should be relieved al =
b'g part of Vae old burden ae had car
rie1 SO l91E. II vas With -nis idea
of -essenlns The se4@in that McGr4w
induced 'au Ne~ lo4k club TO engage
tae services X Pa Moran as coac1
70 the pitchers. bu- "a reality as as
s.s-an- manager.
Ire contract With Pa was duly
signed and everybody. including John
Barec3-- Foster. vas happy over the
solution 6 the problem confronting the
.oca. National Le@Elsrs. b-- i fame
and good fortune lad waved rhe.~
banners II The saee Of AcGraw !, would
seem raa- -ce s41e -n--ns had shaken
their 10 is II The ice Of Moran.
q Hatt-c1 received tire call from
tie Nes- 10 -aae II Tow me Reds. who
have been 1l--er.rE aoou. a.s..le.s y On
the sea - baseball since C1Tis-y
Na-Hev so1 deserted She CRATE 70 take
: JOB VIII Uncle sam and Hal Chase,
me peerless, was SEM mo exile.
u ner word re-c1e lcGrav rha-
there w--s q chance for Moran 10 better
Mn sell. although ic II igh- mean the
tearing aperr o. tae wno.e tanr.c o.
9-ans Joln J. had IN ~rd, the New
OK manager and magnate informed
Fatr-c1 &c De-Gsa himself westward
Hl-l me Jes- wishes I rha new Giants
s.r Pa--ica c1eyed, and the doubtful
Pleasure q managing g baseball. riEe
II -oVn t-a- IS especially rar5
erustec arc lnpataer.c, Judging
ron pas history. IS The lot n Pa.
MATHS Contract Expires
Ard here where Chris-ophe~
.s-aeTscn comes back mo the story.
The famous r-scaer had 9 -Ho-year cor
tr-c- WIZ -la Ci-cirTati Reds a. 2l5-
coo per ar1lr-. which ex. red last year.
gar-v Hermann. ea- chief mogul IN
kalne- AID, according 10 authentic gos-
SD has oee2 trying - Cee INTO -cucn
N.1 ta--al, t-a--ev-s9n or The Caeul--
e=i Cor-7. -l-a scu -W ere il Ger
may. Tor several v--e-,-. f54rrr's desire.
beng 70 .aarr H-ea Ccris-y was GOING
= e-4- he war game and retura 10 the
reacet- nurs-,ts of oasebal 3u.
mere 1as ceer narr word FROM Mattr.
aac. a1yaew, ne racrear Reds
ro-t .c- tea, lcle ~ renea the old
-e-.1s win E-r.s.ocaar
me a.er- sye u Jo1r D. NcGraw nas
Dee- q .rir1-e t1e las. few days.
and vixen Joar-y gaye carte blanche
- t1.f 70 n'e riU-e1 ~ C.1cfn-
raj ana land -aa io6 ttere f ne could
1a- II slaa taa -en---1.e o. bring
* nc reTered fa.-v cscs to Tie
aradows ri roo~ar C.r
re I'll specs a-'on, ard
--r1 captain look fa1 vsei.r-
c-a -se" YORK tov and OFT
.eere every day sal1.ing ne chai1
narss tha. ces gra1e ree tlGl lines
z. .,e Polo Cro1n1so