Evening star., 1936-10-08
CLubSPLAN MANY
lAADES IN WINTER
Only World Champion Yanks
Appear to Have Little
Rebuilding Worries.
BY PAUL NICHOLSON.
} .Associated Press Sports Writer.

heDultulIly WUiIico
BY PAUL NICHOLSON.
6oSAssociated Press Sports Writer.
H.YEw YORK, october Back
I\f7 on Easy street, with money IN
-N the bank and spectator in
AeaN terest revived, base ball mag
nstes expect one Of the liveliest player
uarts in years this Winter.
while there's plenty money in the
cash boxes, good players are increas-
insly hard to find. 80 the raid Is on
full steam ahead, In the minors, with
deals sizzling on the fire. The world
champion Yankees seem set without
player worries, however.
What Ball Clubs Need.
uERE are the set-ups. club by club
IL before the trade winds blow
gale:
American League
Yankees-Lot Of good lockers COM
ing up from Yankee farms. Biggest
need is two good starting pitchers and
a caDaDle IeScINc 1sA"A~oS~
Joe Mccarthy set as manager.
rieers-Rudy York has been recalled
from Milwaukee and will play frst
base or the outfield, depending on the
success of the experiment OF moving
brittle Hank Greenberg from first to
the outer garden. George Teooetts'
rookie from Beaumont, may replace
Manager Cochrane as catcher. Out
fielder Chet Laabs, obtained from Mil
vaukee, may play center field, with Al
Simmons and Goose Goslin alternating
IN right. Flea Clifton coming back
for another try at third base.
Chisox After Kuhel.
WHITE SOx-Crying need Is
Nv catcher to replace aging Luke
Seweu. First Baseman zeke Bonura
and Pitcher John Whitehead may be
swapped for First Baseman Joe
Kuhel Of Washington.
Nationals-Need another infielder
and outfielder who can hit, and one
good starting pitcher.
Indians-The Indians would settle
with q decision giving them Bob
Feller with no strings attached.
Red sox-Pitchers Is the cry In
che land of milk and honey. Dinny
Pindexter, lefty from Little Rock,
with a corking screwball, coming up,
along with Ted Olson, Dartmouth
prospect. will trade First Baseman
Babe Dahlgren for an outfielder or
Q pitcher.
Browns-Despite reports. there's
plenty cash in the Brownie till. but
prospects are low, with no help IN
sight. Roger Hornsby probably will
stick, as contract has. two years more
to run.
As Have Bright Prospect. -
"A THEITcstConnie Mack's out
"a look n very bright. Has two ex-
eellent pitching prospects coming up
In Alvin Williams and Bud Thomas
from Atlanta. Flock of fine rockies
also coming UP to help the AS, who
developed fast toward the end Of the
season. Comics financial troubles
are over and the Philly fans are for
him once more.
National League
Giants - Manager Bill Terry's
greatest job Is to replace Travis jack
son at third and get some batting
punch. Through as player, Terrys
drst-base job may 60 to Johnny NC
Carthy, rookie from Newark.
Cubs-The bars are down. Owner
Phil K. Wrigley wants "he men" who
play ball for keeps and Manager
Charley Grimm has his consent to re-
build from the bottom up. Catcher
needed. Dick Seibert, Indianapolis
recruit, may land the first base job.
Cards After Pitchers.
CARDINALS Catcher Virgil Davis
~ still Is on block as bait for pitch
ing talent, big need Of the Gas House
Gang. Farms are being ransacked for
pitchers.
Pirates-A second basenan. who can
hit, 10 the demand. Good rockies
coming up In outnelder John Dickshot
from Buffalo and right-handed
Pitcher Russell Bauers from Knoxville.
Reds-Reports are that Chuck Dres-
zen may not return as manager. An
other heavy-hitting outnelder and
good pitcher required.
Bees-Pitchers Lou Fette from st.
Paul and Ira Hutchinson, former
White Sox finger, coming up together
with Outhelder Frank MCGOWAN,
heavy hitter from Buffalo. Trade
brewing with Pirates.
Dodger Policy Uncertain.
nODGERS - New manager coming
up and possibly change Of owner
ship. Biggest need is second base
man and shortstop. Outfelder Eddie
Wilson, who hit BAT until hit on the
head late in the season, returning.
Phillies-Coach Hans Lohert ex-
pected to succeed Jimmy Wilson as
manager. Outfelder Tauby from Gal
weston, Second Baseman Dell Young
OF Oklahoma City and Outfielder Nor
rs Arnovich, good hitter, coming
back. Right-handed Pitcher Hugh
Mulcahy OF Hazleton regarded as
conner. Need everything.
MATDOM'S BAD MEN