The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-12
What The Mama
gers Say

gers Say
INDIANAPOLIS-"I will train my
players somewhere in the Southland.
either at Mobile or Montgomery.
Mackey and other players wintcring
in California are in good condition,
having played all winter | will leave
with players early in March and win
return the first week in May. We
expect to stage the most elaborate
opening OF any club in the circuit.
{. |. TAYLOR, President.
ST. LOUIS@"With the new mate
show a clean pair OF heels to all
contenders this coming season. and
believe we will do n We go south
on training jaunt. leaving about
the middle OF March. The majority
OF all players have returned signed
contracts, and all will be in the fold
before we start south
CHAS. MILLS, President.
CHICAGO GIANTS-"I have a
surprise that is designed to knock the
fans clear off the chairs. am posi-
tive that have landed one, il not
the very best ball player in the game
today. He is we'll known to the fans.
He will be field general, and the play
crs that am angling for-all new
lace%-will make the Chicago Giants
4 front runner right from the first
sound OF the gong
JOE GREEN, President.
CINCINNATI-"Now that the Gu
ban Stars have home ground and
will not be under the handicap OF
constant travel, | sincerely believe
that we will annex the big honors in
the coming seasons race. Ny play
crS have played just enough ball to
be on edge at the start, while others
who were i'll poor health have recov-
cred their form and are out to give
Cincinnati winner.
ABEL LINARES. President.
KANSAS CITY-"Thc majority OF
my players have been playing III the
winter California league; despite the
fact that they have been playing hard
ball against the major lcapucrs, the
TWO games per week will not operate
to throw them off their stride II
get the team work and base running
this season, its curtains Tor the rest.
J. J.. WILKINSON, President
AMERICAN GIANTS-"My pitch
ing staff was never better. with the
best receivers behind the plate, and
my inheld OF long and established
fame, | don't see how we can lose;
not TO speak OF Lyons. Torrentte,
Gardner and Reece in the outfeld"
\. "RUBE" FOSTER, President.
DETROIT-"Wc came within an
acc OF beating out the champs in our
first year, finished second our second
year out. after many upsets from in
jury and delinquent players. Free
dom from injury and sickness OF play
ers is the luck oil baseball that all
managers desire. Give us fair share
OF the breaks this coming season.
and we will set killing pace"
=. HILL, Manager.
HILLDALE-"We have all OF our
most important positions filled with
good players with contracts OF men
already signed and returned VIII
use Hilldalc park on Saturdays,
Thursday and holidays will use
Camden. n. !. park. located at Third
and Eric Sts., ON Wednesday, Have
long term lease We expect to beat
last years record. when we won l02
games and lost 81
ED. BOLDEN. Manager.
BACHARACH GIANT S-"Thc |
team will be much stronger this sea- /
son than last, which means that they |
will win the big honors |
lmong eolOred clubs. We leave for |
jacksonville. Fla. March H. and we |
figure that a week or two will put /
The men in fine fettlc."
e=. DICK REDDING. Manager.
COLUMBUS "Colum-
BUS. IS a new town TO me, but baseball |
and the men who will help me to give |
he city a pcnnant winner are not. ! /
lave i'll Roberts and Britt two pitchers
hat cannot possibly be cxcelled on
he circuit Pitching is 30 per cent of
III wins. Lane and Alexander are
among the best outhcldcrs iii baseball, !
md | will have the in6eld 10 top
)ff the team.
JOHN LLOYD, Manager.
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