New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 8, 1924, Page 4

Jawn McGraw Has Something to Worry About Before Spring New York, Feh. §- out nearly a month and With contrasts the signed documents of #ix of his Giants still missing, John J. McGraw have resigned himself to the fact that he has half a dozen heldout He ad- mitted yesterday that Ress Young. Frank Snyder, Ralph Shinne . Dean, Howard Ernest Maun had not vet matrieulated for the approaching term, and added that the first three named probably were out “huntir MeGraw refuged to say whether they were hunting wild turkeys or more money. The contract of Irish Meusel has not yet reached the elub officials, but the San Francisco deli en magnate recently wrote that terms submitted met with his favor and that he was dispatching his papers under They must be coming by Dean, Baldwin and Maun, who y resent an investment of somet like $£90,000 in young pitehi s are known holdéuts. Dean wants a Bigger salary than hé has heen offer ed; Baldwin requ of the money the ( and Maun is not cls separate cover ow freight 1z taler get some paid for him, bell, head of the Wi ®old g Manun to the Giants for $ and then announded that M w had bought another Matty Probably this gOt to the ears of Mr. Maun and led to his desire for “another Matty” sal ary. Young and Snyder who are neigh Dors down in £an Antenio, have been Roldouts hefore. The outfielder did not have to sign last spring as he was working under a holdover contract, buf the big catcher did not hoard the Bandwagon until after the Giants had Beén in camp for more than a week Young 15 one of the Giants wha was #lated for an increase. RNoss played the game of his lite last season and was the only Glant who kept his farm fay in and day eut. He oo the greatest right fislder in the Na tional league It s McGraw's peculiar éxperience to find half of his brigade of holdouts composed of pitchers who never have thrown a ball in a b IEUA Zame and whose exparionce in professional baséball does not extend over a period 6f more than three vears. It is un deretood that Baldwin has come dow) t0°a mere $3,000 in his demand—ny that Mac intends to 1at RKim ecome Gown gradually until the aferemen. tioned démand disappears into fhin Alr MeGraw savs that the rule which was in force last spring, barring hald buts from the tratning camp, will not Be dug up again this vear All ag grieved athletés hava the privilegs of v was NMadam: Tomorrow commands your attention for matters of millinery, for tomorrow brings this Sale of 200 New Hats A Marvelous Special Purchase Just Arrived from New York! coming inte Sarasota and talking]| things over with the manager. These i talks usually last about ten minutes| and then Me announces that Hank Whozis has signed his contract fordthe season SHORT CALENDAR DOCRET Thirteen listed on the Aocket for the short caléndar session court at 2 o'clock Menday Antonie Di Di Amieo, cases are of eity atternoen, as follows Mauro and others, indgment and hearing in Alfred Le Witt for the plaintiff; Julia Gold, and others, against Nathan Gold, indgment, B. 1. Gaffney for the plaintift; Jehn Lewis against Anna Lewis, ‘pieading by defendant, I I. Rachiin - for the T. 1. Camelus for the de- Jancziier ugainst Felix Blitz s Henry, order of notice, Henry Nowicki for the plaintiff, Lawyer Thomas for the defendant; Theodore 1.. Monier against Albért Erieson, and others, order of picading, Henry P. Roche for the plaintiff, Kirkham, Cooper, Hungerford and Camp for the defendant; A. M. Dressel against Frank Poglitch, default for fallure to comply with order of the court, Hen- ry P. oche for the plaintiff, Joseph €. Woods for the défendant. Alhert Ericson against John J. Me Cabe, motion to cite in néw party, M A. Becton for the plaintiff, W. I° Mangan for the defendant; Mike Probestny agalust Cohen & Raymond Ine., D. L. Nair for the plaintiff; New York Contract Purchase Co., against Christian Rrandt, judgmeént for fail- ure to eamply with order of the court, A. W. Upgén for the plaintiff, Henry P. Roche for the detendant; Jée Han koski against Btanislaw Kulag, plead. ing by defendant, D. L, Nair for the plaintiff, . W, Kiett for the defen dant; Lash Metor o, against Lena Gorbach, pleading by défendant Rachlin far the plaintiff, 8 avale for the defendant; astiano Dorte against Panul Mangiafico, bond for| prosecution, £ G Casale | against Salvatore damages, for the| plaintift, Alfred Yo Witt for the de. fendant; Carmelo Fazeina against Louls Landan, and others, bend for| prosecution, K. . 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