The Washington times., 1922-12-14

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!. ..E0H baseball but who, neverthel
ths Yankees. called on Judge Lan
!. day afternoon. When they came
MA been made In q deal between
They wont give me the player
C0E9 Huston xsf ;esrrobor.tiofl
salssst veason: i would like to see hi
But he's just kid, and he made q
to help him, but 1 don't. think the
applied for IeMAtatemsnt,
II just gef-tf Prom Philadelphia
-and hayp's. seep Hugsinx
Collins isn;s ems he market. BY
that msN " Hss not trying to
peddle hjdR sSss, 3 York wants
him thA Sbe nigh and il
must $50 far i
That Abfhaaily spikes
the ta{Q ns, has already
bee been p p Etss .,,, Yank:ss re,
Hpssins .ll dAys ago.
II. woT36 gi4S hsfe Collins
and 1 win aIse I'm Offer for
him." said the Yankee manager,
but am not at all hopeful.
We cannot afford to weaaxen our.
selves In certain positions just to
get Collins. Eddie is . great
player, but his best years arc
bek1nd him"
Collins came to town from Phila .
dolphin yesterday and said he would
oe pleased to cast his fortunes with
the Yankees.
"All I know" he said, sis what
have been reading in the newa.
papers Ks
It was reported that Collins had
oalled on Judge Landis to make 4
plea for the reinstatement of Kerr
and doubtless that was the object
Of Gieason's visit to the comr8ls,
eioner. Later, however, Judge Ian.
dis denied that Collins had submit.
ted any affidaFits tending to prove
sxtsRuating cifSsnstances in KerrS
Aav. ncs sAS .hI. Eli Gaze !
much thought" declared the
Judge. "becausea there has been
mo sppfication FOR reinstatement.
rss spprsI,s.' ms.s. esps Ss,G glsysE yE
soLIer peno0M11EySoH<fe as tnat
der" :, 3 g Nss sISsft 2
In subsequent remarks Judge
LAndis intimsted that Kerr would
have to ABIDE by the rule requir-
Ing Applicapts for. relnsfsten1ont
to keep ffee 0fa Uah0f ineIlgfble
peayers for one yeas before being
orantef psrd0H. - ~ tfss
The New York club has abari.
eSes siytSa S "a III Hsrr now 'pss pssss 8
the deal with the Vernon club for
I'M MIX Ina assaSssJjId GOT Z Is.
gsther last night but on terms they
ars}t09 aBraafnrfy fJtEia understood
that the Yankees are willing to
sigS4a;YM wss3s Tss3'a AS M Tsu.ss sss s';Ssss az
II not the one Gleason covets
TheH Ian U1ssibt s. of Sam Johss
figuring I'm the trade II n is ever
made.
At their meeting yesterday the
American Leaguers voted to open
the season. on Wednesday. April 1s.
enc day later than the, National
A88o0 OPcHiH8. IlOWcNCEs IL -
posaibie that when the joint
1eayphi w5litstrt en iAprif ~. '
Sor.ss Sasase eSths HUMBER Of nome
runs. II was suggested that q
Ani1iVtunpt {lletapp4 Of 800 feet .sbe
rad Med SfUre Nome runs would
b allowed. Several parks, In the
American League have ridiculously
abort fields and home runs have
become joke In those parks.
President Rupert. Of the ,Yank-
s:s s:; sess ss9s, "a. .;sa itsd|Sss 4Sss
Babs Rpth's abtlity to slam the ball
1ntN elh&sSeRpf siash NJ chief ciaim
- fsme, protssted against the
J eeSS2sn ID k;,.f 4 sSls; 1.ill 5. ooa.
1idsrs4 by the Joint rules commit.
ss::sss *iIf & s;ads "a E tnss earS s'T1 M
home run fever which made q
3oks Of batting last year. .ssgs
The St. Louis Browns. greatly
!: * 49, e s'YSs iseink s3E f. s.ie ess.
chase 81 Hellh Thurston. : right.
.:fs issaaIs "a 6sass sf Is.sss. ssss :s'as r.
Was. ugofflcially stated that the
Dfeps hs e1seee. ssfsI n fsf <
A. new waver rule has bsan
< aAGpted by the America! League.
IN the future II . releasing club
Aoes not withdraw his demand with
e e'.. sa ss1s'sS s2'ST Il. i51S Siassa s'll9s &
pavment 81 $4,000. Releasing clubs
hsyariAsA Hve deyer a. which sto