Evening Star Newspaper, November 12, 1926, Page 43

SPORTS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1626 SPORTS. ~—#7. -Ray Schalk Is Named o Succeed Eddie Collins as Manager of the White Sox . d . i ci second bas back on him that he never again {52 thie Cittomgo twiite iEox seems t0| phia and once starred with the Phila- |agership of the White Sox, as well as | Roman.” seems to have felt m?];‘:: :'(l‘\tnv:':\ll‘ltlmn::“r‘r::n:n:m“:dlv‘;n:";::: far back on him that he never again - RELEASE OF co'.l.le [Rive come to himmors nnoxrwr'?dl)”dn'nhi:\ Athletics, had not received|in other clubs of the American |had rmlrlld :o{"\‘\!-;‘n gf“_f;“““"“m:“sl“"“mr & DenBATIE: OF Cotide (uiE mednt the | wis|Ta fis bese @ than to others connected with base official notice of his release at the | League. ;"P;: cou downfall of Collins. Meanwhile Collins' head lies in the H 1 ; L ; . When Collins first went to Chicago e | 2 . ked wait et with those of three other NO GREAT SURPRISE '3 i -t ooty it wen e | S5k ot ot ot i 0 M, v oo e e et e Bl oo e | Rkt i ol o LTS Ra; _veteran catcher of | More than six weeks ago informa.|with the kind of enthusiasm that ihas grown that n‘\hr‘ HANOT Tiis starsec- | tales Bint; ave to go National League managers. The only BY JOHN B. FOSTER. the White Sox, has been named man- was received from certain sources | might have been expected in the c: had become rvmrn of . Lats beiiomh ae & nh 1t 'fs gendrally he: | survivoe 1 tho Wt in the Asiesiean NEW YOR cember 12.—The [ager in his place | which indicated strongly that a|of as good a second baseman as ond baseman. But Hhere akey did ! Ueved that Collins’ legs have gone 80| League is Tris Speaker of Cleveland. release of Ed ins as manager! Collins, who lives near ‘Philadel-|change would Be made in the man-|lins then was. Comiskey, the “old |rumors this vear that Comiskey Peppery Receiver, With Team j Fourteen Years, Elevated by Comiskey. s s HICAGO, November 12.—Ray Schalk, diminutive backstop, who hag accummulated a C mitt full of records in the 1.600 games he has caught ) for Chicago White Sox, will he out to capture a few managerial records next season. The fiery plateman, who couldn’t 3 find a Sox uniform small enough to \ fit him when he joined the team 14 \ vears ago, has heen named pilot of | 1 the south siders by President Charles A. Comiskey, succeeding Eddie Collins, manager the last two seasons Collins. once a member of the famous $100.000 infleld of the Phila- delphia Athletics, probably will be given his unconditional release, and gaunrERl Knocksithe Bottom Out-of the HighiPriced Overcoat-Market! Comiskey’s Only Comment. iskey offered little comment on e other th a statement . his best (:,”‘,“"‘“,‘,“:;"";‘,':” ne of ] ; This IS News! 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