The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-23
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
By VEDDER GARD

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- MONG the wild rumors
a heard here and there is the
one which says Eddie Col
Inns may not be back with the
White Sox next year. Nobody has
had nerve enough to predict that
Joe Mccarthy wouldn't lead the
Cubs again. Joe won himseh
home for another year at least
The veterans, Ty Cobb and
Iris Speaker, have been "hired
and fred several times already
by the tickle fans. At the pres
ent time they are still on the
lob, which is more than can be
said of Sisler of the Browns,
Fletcher of the Phillies, FOhi OF
the Red SOX and Mckechnie OIL
the Pirates.
There are hints that all is not
well at ST. Louis, where Hornspy
led his club to a world champion
shin. but it is hardly possible that
there will be a change there. That
WOULD be a world record.
One other club is on the doubt
full list as regards a manager. VIII
bert Robinson may not be with the
Robins in such capacity next sea
son.
The mania for knocking off
managers extends to the Amerl'.
can Association. Spencer Abbott
.Avon't be back-that's sure.
wner Muehlebach of Kansas
witty handed out that news last
week.
The hot stove league is at IN
tense heat these days. Four big
league managers already nave
been scorched. And the rams
thumbs down, are yelling for
more casualties. It's a great life
managing a ball team.
%ss
They are mentioning Art
Fletcher as the next Boston Red
SOx leader. From the frying pan
into the fire. QuakertOwn to
BeantOwn.
9T was East against West to-
day in the Latonia Cham
pionship stakes of one mile
and three-uuarters for an added
purse of $4,000. 1t was a greul-
ling test Of endurance with Boot
To Boot the main reliance of the
West and Mars, the East's cher
hope.
Helen's Babe was the other
western entry and Blondin and
Display the remaining horses from
the East. There were only five en-
tries. There was not much doubt
about Mars and Boot To Boot be
ing the choices. Just which one
was to stick his nose in front was
another question.
Benjamin Fox, 'human fly
may be foolish when it comes
to scaling tall buildings, but he
is wise in the choice of a wife.
He has married nurse, who
..soOk care of him after he had
lIIen from building he. was
- wing to climb. He may need
an undertaken after his honey
moon. A trip is planned to
Paris, where Fox is scheduled to
scale the Eiffel Tower.
EGARY GARDEN, director OF
I'M the Chicago Grand Opera
@ Company, is back from
Paris as blase as ever. She says
she would like to marry Gene
Tunney--bold words for an old
lady. Mary also remarks she has
new opera. which will make
Salome look like a nursery rhyme.
How can that kind of stuff stay
out of print? And don't Mary
know it, though.
Therei did not seem to be much
chance for upsets today in east
ern college football games.
Everything looked about made
to order. But here's little
hunch Don't ask for any
reasons. There aren't any.
What if Harvard should de-
feaf< Dartmouth? A, little bird
whispered that. On the face Of
it, the little bird appears to be -
a liar. Let's see what happens.
@1HE WINDMILL is finally at
rest. Those failing arms
- and dancing legs are stilled.
The tremendous energy Of Harry
Cireb has finally ebbed away and
a great boxing master, who would
not take care of an almost super
human vitality, is gone.
The moralists will now have
their chance to preach sermons on
Nlning the candle at both ends,
~ so on and so forth.
" 1t is true that Harry Greb did