New-York tribune., 1922-12-19

,A,e, main questions put 70 'ne'
-, Ger, about as follows; Is
-, ,or Eddie Collins ct al Ohf
r., ,i.y,r. are going TO vernon IN
:. -, ;,,' g'' S.y deaf Is Norman Ne
Sr'' !. -. headed for the third base Job
~ - n, Red sox' Huggin' pat IN a
~. A,f hour denying everything IN
,,,,rsl and particular. He may oe
-. fellow. bu, be can dsny iss'ef
49,, % ,n7 four big men in captivity.
yf,,nr IN tAs blanks thar hus ieit
a., ,ssv.f,. Il Is fsirIy well assured
a, = ~ -. Collins deal is still on and
,,S., ,s !, ,t.ns, soOd chance Of going
'a.' : , modified form. On the
& - n the proposition is for a
,...,.r,.p swap Oh each side. The two
g-s,... prsesleslly identified rs Chi
-. hossd are Aaron Ward and Bob
80 The third man wanted by
Sl.s.op and refused by Higgins is
rslt, Hoyt, the pride Of Flatbush.
Ths two White Seekers slated to per
am their stunts in tho new Yankee
a,sium are Eddie Collins and Bib
m The third man wanted by Hug
i, and refused BY Gleason is a young
.s.lsf on the Comiskey payroll.
TIt,hsr It is Leverette, Robertson or
fI Blankenship is uncertain.
Cream for SKINNED Milk
Jos. faneing At this lineup off.
..sj il would appear that the Yanks
IA s,king for a fine grade OF whipped
,.u In exchange for Grade b
,Hrued milk, Slightly soured. There
at be q Senegsmbian in this paftie-
,.y wood pile. Out In Chicago they
'slri that Bib Falk is just rs good as
ssb Nsusel. and much more useful be-
.r,s Ne does his sleeping at night in
rssd Of in the afternoon. That's as
rsy b. but the difference between
al, Collins and Aaron Ward is gen
.r.iiy recognized o. being something
nj could not be evened up by trading
T,ts Hoyt for one of the best young
vhlt. sox pitchers. IL this deal goes
ei,ough as stated, IL should lighten
coiotsi Ruppert's heavy burdens in at
,sst one respect-he won't have 10
iyrT 20 much money around with him
,sv more. What with buying out Cap
.sIsston and trading with Kid Gleason,
fslopel Jake will be in that enviable
eo.ltion vhers II a highwayman holds
hin NJ he can laugh in his face.
A % the players who are slated to
play with the Vernon team on the Coast
10 fsplss. Jake May, that is a matter Of
Qus,suork. The deal is not completed
yet "a Naisr, owner Of the Vernon
club, 10 IN Wilkes. Barre, and the Yer
non manager, Esaiek. is out al Los An
Telsf Higgins 10 having difficulty in
iTstiing one Of the proposed trans
loftsthhl travellers waived out Of the
issreSn League. II hsa been limited
'hst this player is Mino0ka Mike Nc
Nslly, bot that IL hardly probable. Nc
Nlly lf valuable man for the Hanks
al Higgins is not likely 20 ship him
y Vernon. AL de Vormer seems slated
sfo somewhere, and IL might as well
4 Vernon.
oustioned about Mcmillan for the
kst sox. Higgins said: What Will
3y give me for him ]" Undoubtedly
hrk Chance would Ike 20 get silent
ER' for the hot corner Of the Red
;a inheld. George Stallings thinks
ait the tall, dark, quiet lad from Latta,
y C., is the bulldogs hustle at third
lass, and George paid real money to
sbd that out In RoeheSter. Last year
KsNillan must have thought he was
IA minstrel show. He played end
ssn on the Yankee bench during the
rkrnoon performances.
~Silent Mac" May Go to Work
Down in North Carolina there lives
ifsntlemsn who is very anxious 10 get
nsMillAn out Of baseball. This gentle
nan is Mr.. Mcmillan sT. He has con
ddefable property in those environs
and wants 20 shunt the responsibility
. younger shoulders. He has made
Silent Mac" a very attractive offer to
gslt the diamond, but the chance Of
phying on q pennant-winning team
sIl year made Norman refuse the offer.
ne chances are that IL no does not
at into the thick Of the fray next
Tfisg be will get behind the plow or
a iront Of the cotton blossoms down
"a Ais native state and make II a per
rintnt business.
One more weighty matter settled.
The iewelry 70 be handed out 10 each
.ad every member Of the Giant clan
i'tvinning the late worlds series will
IN the shape Of q siRnet ring. The
satbsll Commission foots the bill for
ah addition 20 New YoTk's already
ane7s scenery and the cost is esti-
@'N tlto per finger thus equipped.
dln Iiernty wishes 70 announce that
~ Lection Day will see quite foot
~ essue staged on the Polo Grounds.
~ sesisr ssnford's rollicking Rutgers
- WI run head-on into the famous
r-..shesfs ~. from the University OF
~ NlfVaia Washington and JET
80 .fs also down on the schedule
~ nnt argument with lafayette
o., f'ie Grounds or November 3.
W sa'si are being arranged.
holy, the Red Sox scout, is
,-sss'snlng quits an array Of major
~ hli tessers on basketball tour
~ s,nlr. His team iS composed OF
go nruggT, catcher of the Athletics;
g.'i ~ Asr" Ferguson, Of the Red SeI;
80 80 Lhormahlen, former Yankee
.nsE Val Pieinieh, Of the Senators;
~ Stark, Of Jersey City. ana
sl.n sln Dowd, Of Kansas City. Al
.S@ ,,-.S@ and Nick Altroek are on the
Their job is 20 put on their
sr5 5i eafiesque just before the game
aske their opponents weak from
,,.sf ,, Nick and Al are up against
s.sa Tine Christmas Eve at Madison
st warden, where the Holly Majors
We Original Celties. Making these
h,I.i inueh hard enough to lose bas-
,b.r, game Is something 10 very
al. i.'ohsl Rupert and the Giant Of
~, vi! hold a conference in the
,, a onees to-day in an endsavor 20