Chattanooga Daily Times from Chattanooga, Tennessee • 8

22 1214 THE DAILY TIMES: CHATTANOOGA TMNTN TUESDAY 'DECEMBElt MWM 17 er Games r--g ity to Shift S2warzet2 Ccrises Tigers to Licaer for 3 rsi)ee 1 aksfi Ef o' PMOMEMIEN JUNIORS BREAK CLASS LEAGUE HARD LINES NEW ORLEANS' NEW BOXING CLUB MAY BUY PELICAN BALL PARK TRIPLE TIE BY DEFEATING SENIORS OBJECTS TO RIVAL GAMES DEFIANCE TO PRECEDENTS FORi DOBBS Friends of Old Regime Knock ing Club in Secret awing tet lie reported tbe three of wason iumPe? yelled to Wm wen Sonth4 memphis I word of Incitil oaly one Of tl eel! He we New- York to Memphis organisal 151:12 been reveale Fecond beset a good man ui rut a ud O'B (lathier and Memphis club few hundred said to have oliobe ps for rs of th AnnOttneeMet Tonn 111 Icew win be supplit the start of will reOlace IV otars int Bill Lindsay I will go to the st jump to the lv FEDERALS 11 Local University Due Only One Competing Contest Comiskey's Appointment of Rowland "Nervy" in Extreme Chattanooga High School Juniors broke the triple tie in the class basketball league yesterday by defeating the Seniors lu a 'runaway contest The Sophomores kept the 1 tie douhle by taking the measure of the k'reshmen Seniors and Freshmen Sophotnores and Juniors are carded to meet Wednesday afternoon Line-ups sophomores (39) Freshmen (4) Fox Center Rawlings Davis Forward Cannon Faucett Forward elendenon Itcyer 4 --Guard Pursley Judd Guard Winters Field Goals--Daris 11 Fox 4 Faneett 3: Royer Cannon Goals from Faneett: Clendenon 2 Winters Rawlings Fox 3 k'aueett Juniors (39) Seniors (6) Kansinger Center Ingalls Hamilton Forward Griffis Moore Forward Gillespie Johnson Guard Dodds Bechtel Fuel Field goals--Hamillon 6 Moore 5: Johnson 5: Bechtel 1 Gillespie 2: Kansinger I Goals from Johnson Bechtel Gillespie 2 Fouls--Kansinger -2 Moore Johnson 3: Bechtel 3Ianker 'ruell 3 Dodds 2 Ingalls 2 STANDING OF THE CLUBS Won Lost Pct Juniors 3 I 750 Sophomores 3 I 750 Seniors 2 500 Freshmen 0 4 000 Mc Carey made numerous inquiries in a quiet way regarding the Carrollton avenue site Saturday also as to whether it was the scene of the Mandot-Wolgast ten-roundno-decision scrap whic)i drew $20000 the high water mark for receipts since the revival of the sport in this city It is evident the Los Angeles man is in no hurry to close for any particular place to erect his club Instead his policy seems that of going very slow and taking notes as to the transportation problem In order to get patrons of the game to and from his proposed If the hints dropped by McCarey are a criterion as to what his plans are for future matches Joe Mandot and Freddie Welsh will receive offers to- tight for the lightweight championship of the world as soon as he can get his club completed NEW ORLEANS La Dec 21--Although ThOMAS Mc Carey Los Angeles promoter only arrived in New Orleans Saturday forenoon and has not even conferred with the business and real estate interests who induced him to visit the city for the purpose of establishing a boxing arena it is evident the coast impresario of things listania will not be crowded out of the loeal field for the lack of a suitable site to stage his matches Of the various sites upon which licCarey may erect his club Pelican park offered to the Los Angeles man either directly or Indirectly a month ago is still available Whether McCarey will choose the Carrollton avenue grounds above the different places to be shown him by Paul IL Tessier is not known The ball grounds however are for sale or will leased according to President Helnemann BAGBY'S "JUMP" STARTS RIGHT IN NEW ORLEANS TENNESSEE-SEWANEE GAME ONLY "BIG" GAME LIKELY MINOR LEAGUERS RARELY STAR AS MAJOR LEADERS I MANY OF COUNTRY'S ELEVENS" ELECT CAPTAINS FOR 1915 Contrast in Experiences of Wilgol and Walker Shows "ris Best for Youngsters to Stick Changes at Memphis Sewanee-Georgia or Tech Game Will Not Be Permitted Without Protest Unless Tennessee Game Falls Through Se lee and Stallings Only Successful Major Managers on Record Who Did Not Have Careers as Players in the "Big Ring" ALABAMA DROPS TENNESSEE GAMES IN KNOXVILLE DON'T PAY rifty-elght of the most important col' leges of the south east and west have named their football leaders for the 1913 Unsettled Mass Tackle Halfback End Johns Center Tackle Trinity I ullback Center bun Halfback Halfback Tackle Renuselaer Quarterback Swart Halfback Center Halfback Ha Tackle Holy Center Quarterback Guard Guard Halfback Tackle Ifoly Center Quarterback Guard Guard TORONTO 74me8 Gilmer' pettl a hurried before 1err1ng the statement best that Alabama begin playing a team which will soon become a championship corftender 'which Mississippi A and never has claimed to be The Texas game will be a-decided departure from the usual policy of the University of Alabama Hitherto the Alabama teams have not been permitted to journey far from their own campus as the university standards is so high that such trips would be imposinga hardship on the players The 1915 trip to Austin Tex will be In the nature of an experiment No game has been arranged for Oct 23 A big game is wanted to complete the schedule and it is probable that the Louisiana State liniversity -will come to battle with the Crimson and White on the local campus The schedule is as follows: Oct college campus Oct 9-0wenton Campus Oct College campus Oct (pending) campus Oct Birmingham Nov Tech Atlanta Nov of Texas Austin Tex Nov of Mississippi (let M--L (pending) campus Oct 30-Sewatiee Birmingham Nov 6-Georgia Tech Atlanta Nov13-University of Texas A tin -u-- Tex Nov 2a--- University of Miseissippl Mr- UNIVERSITY Ala Dec University of Alabama's football schedule as announced for 1915 will contain two big changes Mississippi A and which has been played le Birmingham Thanksgiving day for the last two years has been dropped and the University of Mississippi substituted for the same day Tennessee has also been dropped and in ber place the University of Texas will be played in Austin These changes were made necessary not because of any disagreement between the discarded schools and Alabama but becense of the financial losses- always caused by these games The A and battles have never been witnessed by the crowds that ought to bare seen such good tights as have always ensued while Tennessee even though the championship squad of the south is barely supported on her home grounds and but little more so ou the mil-verity campus Hugo Friedman graduate teenager of athletics at Alabama says the Mississippi university team will be one of the best that the school has ever put out when the 1915 season rolls around It is thought grounds and but little more so ou the mil- Verity commie Hugo Friedman graduate teeeager of athletics at Alabama says the Mississippi th tniersity team will be one of best that the school hns ever put out when thought the 1915 season rolls around It is ought season In the appended Ilse It will be seen that tackles are the most popular athletes for the captaincy elevens sixteen of the big linemen being named for leadership Halfbacks are next In line with twelve centers next with eleven quarterbacks and ends with eight each guards with six The fullback Is the least popular but live of the line-pinugers being named here la the list: Position Tennesrcc Taylor Guard Halfback Georgia Tech-Morrison Quarterback Halfback Pullback --Quarterback Ca lac Fullback Halfback Quarterback Halfback Tackle Da ffe Tackle West Tackle Quarterback Quarterback Wash and Tackle Halfback Lan' yet Center Quarterback Pennsylvania 0 Center End Wesleyan Center Center End Quarterback Annapoesmeen ornell-Barrett ash aid JeffW -esbecker Tackle ClQuoaarrtteerrbb8acekk Brown-Andrews Halfbaek Lafayette-LT11r Center Pitt Penneylvania Stat Wood Center aburgh-Williamson University-Somers End Wesleyan (Mass)-Hingeley Center Williams-Tompkins Center Ba End Bates-Butler 1 A AL Guard Quarterback Tackle Center Wash and Tackle Notre Center Halfback Tackle 4- End Tackle Michigan End Ohio Tackle Christian Bros St Tackle Wash: Univ St St Tackle Tackle Syra CAI se--Rose Halfback Pn End Case End Guard Center End Kansas Guard ander Fie-Rose e-- St Ion Imuis-utgLe-Swhlasnk FuTTIlaalis'11-Ik ee Sewsnee-Dobbins Taekl Ralck yra I bilt-Cohen lba Fiel Case C-Allan End Gallandet-Martin Guard Georgia-Henderson enderson Center Dakota Wesleyan-Berry net Kansas Jaybe wkers-James Guard Fearing that the University of Tennessee will kick over the traces and refuse to play Sewanee in Chattanooga next season alumni and officials of Sewanee are said to be dickering with several other schools with a view of staging a game In Chattanooga some time during the season In the event that Tennessee will not play Sewanee here a seems likely since the Vol wenagement has taken a determined stand the University of Georgia or some other school will take Tennessee's place on the Tiger schedule here "Sewanee will play either Georgia Tech or Auburn here If Tennessee drops the game" said a Tiger authority yesterday "The Tigers are determined-to have one game In Chattanooga" More enthusiastic followers of the mountain school want two Sewanee appearances here the University of Tennessee Nov 13 and the University of Georgia Oct 9 and are negotiating toward that end Such a program- will not be carried out strenuous opposition on the part of the University of Chattanooga and its surporters Tho backers of the local Institution's teams hold that one competing game is sufficient and that more than one would practically kill the Moccasin schedule centering all the local interest in the other games Georgia Tech is desperately anxious to stage a game with the University of Chattanooga or some other team on the local geld and there now seems a probability that the Jackets -will come here some time In October Negotiations have also been on for a game with Georgia here Oct a In fact the Cracker school practically agreed to playbere either Oct 9 or Nov6 Some time ago Georgia Tech wrote asking for a game with the Moccasins or that the Jackets be allosed to play some other team here The local officials wrote that they would not see their way clear to approving a game between Tech and some other school A few-days later negotiations were opened for bringing Tech here to play the Moccasins but they came to a halt and have not since been resumed The key to the situation at present seems to rest in the Sevvanee-Tennessee game and until definite 'contract is signed between the two school or relations broken off entirely little headway can Os made toward arranging a Chattanooga schedule euel Such a progr --atu-will not be carried out -Without' strenuous opposition on the part of the Univer sity of Chattanooga and its supporters Tho backers of the in ocal stitution's teams hold that one competing game is sufficient and that more than one would practically kill the Moccasin schedule centering all the local interest in the other games Georgia Tech is desperately anxious to stage a game with the University of that tanooga or some other team on the local geld and there now seems a probability that the Jackets will come here some time In October Negotiations have also been on for a game with Georgia here Oct 9 la fact the Craeker school practically agreed to play here either Oct 9 or Nov6 home time ago Georgia Tech wrote 1 ask ng for a game with the Moccasins or that the Jackets be allowed to play some other team here The loeal officials wrote that they would not see their way clear to approving a game between Tech and some other schooL A few days later no- gotiations ere opene wd for bringing Tech here to play the ikloceastns but they came to a halt and have not since been resumed The key to the situation at present seems to rest in the Sewanee-Tennessee game and until definite contract is signed between the two school or relations bro- ken off an oe a entirely little headway made toward arranging a Chattanoo sehedule Johnny Dobbs seems to face a propogi Don at New Orleans with which no Southern league manager fortunately kaA to untagle The stutitug manager of the Belk ag following his usual winter program la Chia tanooga without being seriously disturboi at threats on the part -Of pip posed to be representing the Pederals break up his New Orleans playhouse 7-4 quettion of players for next season is be ing taken of by Magnate Somers ard President that John asks for what be wante and usluti gets It While Johnny himself would not him at charges against anyone It is no sem! among those Who know the luside of hoe ball events that either Charley Fraak or his friends or both are quietly esdeavoriq to undermine the New Orleans club sat or them are enemies of Dobbs la Oar but all of them -have It le fot Owner Somers on account of the relcaw Frank and are determined to injure ule Pelicans as much as possible It seems that Frank and bis friends never forgive Somers for turning tbe eran down When the story was trot sea out from Chattanooga a little over yow ago that Dobbs would manage New tit leans it was characterised by Fratik his cohorts as "rankest nonsenee" found too soon that it was real earstIL An instance of the manner in thete insidious enemies of the club text in New Orleans is shown In tbe twat rumors that Jim Bagby would jump to Brooklyn Federate Tbe stories never from Brooklyn They were fomented is New Orleans As a matter of course the Frank the Cr 'cent City would like to see Bagbyand tSe whole team jump Dobbs himself does not believe that Bat by will make the hurdle The pitcher sM 'utility mon has always been a prime fl vorite of the manager' and the latter admits that the loss of Bag-by would beevily felt Warning to minor league players shosig be derived from the contrasted experiraa of NValker and Wilson the twe New leans pitchers of last year Wilson jumpcl was almost kicked out of Brooklyn ad may find himself entirely out of bade this spring Walker refused all offers fro the Federate joined Cleveland and will given a handsome contract as a Nap nt flier this summer "I don't believe Brooklyn will wsutiw by" says Dobbs They had L1113 isnorstetbd turning lf he fileni euds ire ticreaee Owner Somers and lgI mds: mrsa determined It seems that at Frank and his never for eran down Wben the story was trst Out from Chattanooga a little over I yow ago that Dobbs would manage Nt wk leans as characterized by Fr his it 7 cohorts as rankest nonsene' found too soon that It was real earn An instance of the manner in theee Insidious enemies of the club Itom in ew Orleans is shown in the retent rumors that Jini Bagby would jump to t'dt Brooklyn lederals Tbe stories nerer etae from Brooklyn They were fomented is New Orleans As a matter of course it Frank' element-the gamblers-in the Ces cent City would like to see Bagby and t4e whole team Jump Dobbs himself does not believe that Bic by will make the hurdle Tbe pitcher eM utility man has always been a prime le vorite of the manager' and the latter se mite that the loss of Bag-by would eevily felt Warning ague payers to minor leltimig be derived from the contrasted experisse of NValker and Wilson the twe New Ol leans pitchers of last year Wilson inn was almost kicked out of Brooklyn A -out of basibtti may find himself entirely this spring Walker refused all offers fee the Federals Joined Cleveland and wiii le given a handsome contract as a Nap et filar this summer I don't believe Brooklyn will weet by" says Dobbs They had a L1113 or- WILLARD HAS LONGCHANCE TO DEFEAT JACK JOHNSON NEW YORK Dec chance base Jess Willard to whip Jack Johnson? Tbeyre beginning to ask that question just as though the March hares were already sidestepping perfectly hard number eight shot Most of the sporting men who pride thenoeives on their ability to dope out the outcome of a championship battle take kindly to Promoter Jack Curleys version of it that Jess Willard bee the best chance against Johnson of any man alive inasmuch as be Is the only big man who lights with the same method the wonderful black man uses Birmingham Johnson never has met a man who can bit like Willard Jess can bit like a triphammer when be prodded Woe betide the stalwart hes lighting if they rouse bim to a realization that a fight la On Perhaps the brggest surprise Jess ever banded the wise ones was his complete tont of game Carl at Madison Square Garden To offset that good night's work there Is his -indifferent showing against little Gunboat Smith in California Curley casts that particular bout into the discard because he says it was Willard's first long tight ELLIS BOWLS REMARKABLE SCORE IN LEAGUE GAME MASQUERADE SKATING Tonight at the Airdome----(AdT) AMERICAN LEAGUERS HOLD SECRET POW-WOW OVER YANKEES CHICAGO Dec ZI--American league officials believed to be on the verge of closing a deal Involving the sale of the New York club made a mystery of a meeting today deferred a statement several times and finally adjourned until tomorrow without making known the subject of their discussion The meeting was called by Johnson president of the league and it was reported the representative of each club was tnvited to give one player to the New York ebb to Interest further Col Jacob Ruppert and Huston prospective purchasers Ruppert and Huston left Indiana last night and are expected that-tend tomorrow's meeting here Clark Griffith arrived here on his way east after obtaining Walter Johnson's signature to an American League contract and told the elnb owners how be bad saved his star pitcher from the Federal COURT ROW OVER JOHNSON Federals Will Try to Force Player to Keep Contract CHICAGO Dec Weeghman of the Chit-ago Ftderals announced today he Iad submitted to his counsel the case of Walter Johnson- who saturday signed with his old team the Washington Americans after baying recently accepted a contract with the Federals "Walter Johnson will play with the Chicago Federals next year or not at all" said Weeghman The highest legal talent in the country has declared that our contract with Johnson Is hinding" -cs- mham I 4 ing 4' WILLARD HAS LONG CHANCE TO DEFEAT JACK OHNSON AMERICAN LEAGUERS HOLD SECRET POW-WOW OVER YANKEES 0 isrAN Rh vet! za-What chance has Johnson never has met a man who can Jess Will sn- whir' jack it like Willard Jes can bit like a tri 8 ard to They're beginning to ask that question Just hammer when be'is prodded Woe betide as though the March hares were already the stalwart he's lighting if they rouse 1 sidestepping perfectly hard number eight him to a realization that a fight -is on CHICAGO Dem ZL-American league and belt toheatcipube eotwnreorsm how be bad 1 toiled hi it the Federal-a- shot Most of the sporting men who pride Perhaps the brggest surprise Jess-- ever officials believed to -be on the verge of themselves on their ability to dope out the banded the wise ones was his complete closing a deal involving the sale Of the COURT ROW OVER JOHNSON New lork club made a mys ery a outcome of a championship battle take rout of game Carl -Morris at Madison kindly to Promoter Jack Curley's version Square Garden To offset that good night's meeting today deferred a statement sev- i of it tha Jess Willard has the es work there his -indifferent showing best I eral times and finally adjourned until to chance against Johnson of any man alive against little Gunboat Smith in California Federals Will Try to Force Player to 1 morrow without making known the sub- Inasmuch as be is the only big man who Curley casts that particular bout into the fights with the same method the wonder- discard because he says It was Willard's Jet of their discussion Keep Contract CHICAGO Dec 21-President Weegh- fut blaCk man -uses first long fig The meeting was called by Jobe- son president of the league and it was man of the Chit-ago announced rePotted the releresentative of each club today be had submitted to his counsel the was invited to give one Player to the ease of Waiter Johnson who Saturday E10 0 0 1 AIATI 0011A011101 iisl 'Duval) nLIviiinnmaaz New York elub to Interest further OA signed with his old team the Washington SC Jacob Ruppert and Huston proepee tire purchasers Ruppert and Huston left a Amerteans contract with the Federals after baying recently accepted a ORE IN LEAGUE GAME I Indiana Jest night and are expected to at Johnson will play with the Chicago Fed- Iwo' tend tomorrow's meeting 'here erais next year or not at all said Clark arrived MASQUERADE SKATING Clk Griffith arrid here on his way Weegliman The highest legal talent in i I east after obtaining Walter Johnson's Big- the country has deelared that our contract Tonight at the Airdome--(Adt-) nature to an American League contract with' Johneon Is bincling" 4 I CLEVELAND Dec appoint ment of Rowland a bush league pilot as manager of the White Sox is almost as big a surprise as the vale of Eddie Collins as the scheme of putting a mince over players who have been in the big show for several years has never been successful Charley Somers was the first to thus tempt fate Charley pulled Bill Armour away from the Dayton club of the old Interstate league Armour had acquired eonsiderable lame as a minor league manager and developer of players in the few years prior to coming to Cleveland he bad turned out such players as Elmer Flick Wiley Platt and Earl Moore But his big league experience was confined to climbing into a Pittsbnrgh uniform a few times prior to the opeuing of a season There was no doubt of his knowing a lot of baseball In fact be was considerable of a strategist but there were several veterans among the Naps' who die-liked to take orders from a man whose baseball career was confined to minor league teams "Huh" they murmuted "What does that guy know about big league baseball? He might get away with that sort of stuff in the minors but be ain't in the minors now" Under Armour the Naps a powerful ganization ran fifth third and fourth Had there been perfect harmony between players and managers a pennant might have been won Suety was Somers' experience with Armour that he made up his mind ten years ago that never again wonld he employ a manager for his A club that had not been a big leaguer himself A few years ago Somers was urged to engage Bill Clymer who bad been so successful at Columbus and Buffalo "Bill is all right" said Somers "but be has not been a big leaguer and those fellows out there at the park would not pay any attention to his orders" Go through the list of successful managers and it will be found that with possibly one or two exceptions all have been big leaguers with considerable ability Connie Mack John McGraw Hughey Jennings Charley Comiskey Fielder Jones Frank Chance Fred Clarke Roger Bresnahan -Ned one of them was a real big leaguer Frank Se- lee who managed several pennant winners for Boston and built up a team at Chicago with which Chance went on and gathered fame was the most notable exception Selee was not a player Then there Is a George Stallings The latter was a big leaguer it is true but Dot for Jog and most of his experience was acquired In the minors As far as the dope goes Selee and Stallings are the Only men who did not take renown as big league players that- won pennants after they became managers lit the bigshow Ed Barrow was of the Se-lee type The Tigers ran fifth and seventh when he was bossing them Billy Murray stuck around the minors for ten years or more before he landed a job as manager of the Phillips who finished third fourth and fifth during his administration The Red Sox landed third the year that Fred Lake managed them Fred had never been a big league player but be bad served as scout for a few years John MeCluskey is another example His career was In the minors He aged the Cardinals later on as the result of his success in Class A Incidentally the Carder an seventh eighth and ninth while be had the reins Horace -Fogel another who bad not had the required schooling tried his luck with the Giants fifteen years ago They failed to finish lower than eighth Seventh place was as high as Joe Cantillon could finish with lee typ-e Tbe Tigers ran fifth and seventh when he was bossing them Billy Murray btuck around the minors for ten years or more before he landed a job as manager of the Phillips who Slushed third fourth and fifth during his administration The Red Sox landed third tbe year ttuit Fred Lake managed them Fred had never been a blig league player but be bad served as event for a few years His John career McCluskey is anothe example was in the minors He man- aged tbe Cardinals later on as the result of his success in Class A Incidentally the Cardsr an seventh eighth and ninth while be bad tbe reins Horace Fogel another who bad not had the required sch li i oong tried hs luck with the iants fifteen yeara ago They failed to finish lowek than eighth Seventh place was as high as Joe Cantilion could finish with erable of a strategist but there were sev- era) veterans among the Naps' who die- liked to take orders from a man whose baseball career was confined to minor league teams "Huh" they murmuted "What does that guy know about big league baseball? He might get away with that sort of stuff in the minors but be ain't in the minors noir" Under Armour the Naps a powerful or fifth third and fourth ganization ran Had there been perfect harmony between players and managers a pennant might have been won Suety was Somers' expe- Hence with Armour that he made lip his mind ten years ago that never again wonid he employ a mtutager for his A club that had not been a big leaguer him- self A few years ago Somers was urged to engage Bill Clymer who bad been so euccessful at Columbus and Buffalo "13111 is all right" said Somers "but he has not been a big leaguer and those fellows out there at the park would not pay any attention to his orders Go through the list of successful man- agers and it will be found that with pos- sibly one or two exceptions all have been big leaguers with considerable ity Connie Mack John McGraw Hughey Jennings Charley Comiskey Fielder Jones Frank Chance Fred Clarke Roger Bresnahan -Ned Haniou-every one of them was a real big leaguer Frank Se- ged lee who mana several pennant win- ners for Boston and built up a team at Chicago with which Chance went on and gaptthed the most- notable ex- cionre Sele amee was was not a player Then there is a George Stallings 'The latter yrs a flier 1 crylr 4t 11 1 ac' long and most of his experience was ae- quired in the minors As far as the dope goes Sclee and Stall- ings are the only men who did not take renown as big league playora that won pennants after they became managers in the biz sliGiv Ed Barrow wan ot the Ra- I I 1 i I I I I Rose Pin-Smasher Makes Ten Straight Strikes--Score 266 Ellit of the Rose Bowling quintet chalked up the remarkable score of 266 last night in a league game on the Market street alleys He etarted the game with a spare and then made a split 'in the second frame Then he struck out making tencansecutive strikes Ellis also had an average of 200 for the three games The Roses won the trio from the Morrison Drug company quintet Scores: Morrison 1 2 3 Allender 136 196 541 Brown 140 142 422 Gurley 172 141 447 Hoffman 146 158 134-- 438 Fine 162 160 464 Handicap 22 frl 66 noses won Ina trio from tne morrison Drug company quintet Stores: xforrhsons Allender '136 196 541 Brown 140 142 422 Gurley 17 41 447 2 1 Hoffman 146 L-8 134-- 438 Fine 162 160 464 Handicap 2" l' 66 Rose Pin-Smash er iMakes Ten Straight Strikes '-LScores 266 Elli the Rose Bowling quintet of chalked up the remarkable score of i156 last night In a league game on the Market el tree alley tie starten the game with a spare and then made a plit In the sec- ond frame Then he struck out making ten consecutive strikes Ellis also had an 2 average of 00 for the three games The 77 77- IrTril 1 I Washington although he had almost the same team with which Clark Griffith pa-Wiled second twice Thus it can be seen that Comihey in his appointment of Rowland to assume the reins held by such famed players as' Griffith Jones Duffy Sullivan and Callahan is defying tradition But perhaps Commy feels that Rowland may be another Selee or Stallings And then it must be remembered that Comiskey himself wstches seventy-seven home games and has his theories worked out during the morning practice sessions Wtih the appointment of Rowland it looks as if either Jimmy Callahan or Kid Gleason would be excess baggage around the White Sox camp Perhaps one or the other may go to New York as manager of the Yankees If Gleason is the one to go Callahan uossibly wil be kept to serve as assistant to Comiskey If Callabau goes to New York Gleason is likely to be let out altogether It is wondered just bow Rowland and Eddie Collins will work together Not that there will be any real friction but there Is a chance tbat when Rowland outlines a certain system Eddte is likely to remark (all for the good of the team of course): "When I was with the Athletics Connie used to have us do it this way" Naturally Mr Rowland will wonder if be is ready manager or if Connie Mack is running it by proxy other may go to New York as manager of the Yankees If Gleason is tbe one to go Callahan rossibly wil be kept to serve as assistant to CtinliskeY- It Callaban Gleason is ikely to be ges to ew ork let out altogether It is wondered just how Rowland and Eddie Collins will work together Not that there will be any real friction but tbere Is a chance that when Rowland outline mark (all a certain system Eddil of is likely to re- for the good of the team course): "When I was with the Athletics Connie used to have us do it this way" Naturally Mr Rowland will wonder if be is really manager or if Connie Mach is running it by proxy 8 aim ')11 th Wa binzn although he fl a a to -e same team with which Clark Griffith pa- boiled second twice Thus It can be seen that Comihey in era as appointment of Rowland to assume the reins held by such famed players bin Griffith Jones Duffy Sullivan and Calla ban is defying tradition But perhaps Commy feels that Rowland may be an other Selee or Stallings And then it must be remembered that Comiskey him games self watches seventy-seven home tI LA ta 12111 ALIS urvi krAtt UL isru um 14111 ILI the morning practice sessions ran trie appointment or kLowlancl It looks as if either Jimmy Callahan or Kid Gleason would be excess baggage around tbe White Sox camp Perhaps one or the 1Yr Christmas clicy Toda 11 Fl CY klit-501ristrrias cy Ill- clay ifINTI no 17 PAIrl vw11vme man- We've elegant neckwear the best makes of brands of underwear choice hosiery night robes fairly and reasonably priced If you're still undecided as to just what to buy ure in showing you a host of things "he" would be gifts men like Main 554 (f FROM HEAD TO FOOT WE CLOTHE THE MAN Bath Robes Lounging Robes Smoking Jackets Traveling Slippers House Slippers Umbrellas Initial Belt Buckles Lodge Emblem Buckles Fine Gloves MASQUERADE SKATING Tonight at the I 1214calgv)112ib Molt TUt Wt-0 DRTIt FRI AT I l'a 101MTAFT-cli Just 3 More Days to Do Your Christmas Shopping COME IN-7-GLAD TO SHOW YOU I Other Suggestions 811 MARKET STREET Roses Ellis flows rd -woes Traveling Cases hag Robes Collar Bags ag Jackets Collar Bag Sets Mg Slippers Hosiery Sets Slippers Neckwear Sets Has Initial Handkerchiefs Belt Buckles Silk Handkerchiefs Emblem Buckles Mufflers loves Silk Pajamas Silk Night Shirts OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS Total! 778 812 781-2378 1 2 8 160 '266 174- 161 153 139- 473 161 16t 312 Turley 161 16i Shackett 312 Wilholte 180 164 483 Chambelln 134 162 508 Tptals 816 898 823-2537 MASQUERADE SKATING Tonight at the Airdome---(Adv) gloves perfection in shirts the best pajamas umbrellas house coats bath "him" for Christmas we'll take pleas-delighted to have We've all sorts of DAVIDSON CLOTHING CO Main 554 a REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO Winston-Salems It MMI This A humidor is more than just a Christmas package a good-will offering two ways It shows good will and it never fails to get it from the one remembered Oh but it's a fine package of fine smoking that satisfies the keenest smokappetite evert There's no tongue torture in A The burn and sting you think unavoidable are taken out of A by a patented process that lets a man smoke all day and night with never a regret Just ask for A in the crystal-glass humidor at any store that sells in pound and half-pound tins as well as in the tidy red tin 10c and the toppy red bag 5c Give that -man a pound of Prince- Albert for Christmas Buy it today and be sure you'll have it Give it to him in this corking fine crystal-glass humidor It's all ready to put under the tree so he can pounce on it easy You'll only have to write your name on the tag to get his everlasting appreciation and he'll start joyward with the first 'pipeful or the fine-flavored cigarette he'll roll with Thc Also Telepb and Sage to te I 1 I iti di VI II 11 la tri2 ms Fl i1 Give that a pound of Prince Albert for Christmas Buy it 1 i 1 Totals 778 SW 781-2378 today and be sure you'll have it Give it to him this corking ift '''L' 1V 0 15 Roses 1 2 6 fine 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