The evening world. Newspaper, December 18, 1913, Page 19

Doe Tinker Says He Is Willing 4 to Agree to Cast His Lot in ¥ Brooklyn Next Season, By Bozeman Bulger. ND now comes another equawk to doturd the peace and foy of our quletide. This time Joe Tinker f@ om the warpath, and the upheaval is / wreaking out in a new place. Reticence fe @ good thing im tte way, but the “rotting” ceases to be good business, eecerding to Joe's way of whee it begins to look Itke the vacancy Je by the absence of ten thousand old plimks, Foe, indeed, the former Red manager. & sow willing to taik freely tf not Guently about his ultimate intentions. ‘Unt& Josephus heard thet the Reds ‘were going to back out of the Brooklyn tangle without turning loose that $10,000 ‘vormus tt was hard for him to make up ‘hie mind whether he wanted to go to Brooklyn or not-ewful hard. Now, listen to our ériend Joe: “I can't #ee where the Cincinnatt Stockholders have a right to repudiate ® deal made between Mr. Herrmann and Mr. Ebbets. The deal was made in absolutely good falth, and I have just received a letter from Mr, Eibete giving me official notification. I 4id say that I preferred Chicago or Pitta. burgh, but, remember, I was ati cons sidering Brooklyn. In my opinion the league will see that the agreement ts carried out,” At any rate, if it wam't {t woukl be Mo fitting way to treat Joseph. There Js nothing lke @ $10,000 honus to smoke @ ball player out. As man to man, What is your opinion as to what Joo will do if Garry Herrmann gives him A Tash at that big check? Do you a think he will acquire a sudden fond- ‘ness for the city of Brooklyn and its Deople? When Ohartle Ebbets heard of thie latest squawk fis cat-that-ate-the- canary smile grew broader than ever. The history-making squire of Flatbuah, now knows where he atands, Tinker is willing to take the ju the Cincinnati directors will hav. Yen, and those Red disturbers will hi ee, a freight. Yhen the trouble first broke out, Mr. Bhwets, considerably dieturbed, con municated with Wilbert Robinson, who pal a ace Robby’s reply was very factory and aleo ve tpreut coach, tA INE fou've got the goods, Charley. Let Wate ere berg the extent observations, a about the sees Hie ie ist @ to turning loos another player to the Reds, the new Brooklyn manager aye “No” with a capital “N." He needa all that are now on the payroll, and maybg.more. Robby intends to break into the first division, no matter what ft may cost Mr. Ebbets and the Mc- Keevers, and, unlike the unfortunate me ‘Tinker, the stockholders are with ind to, ave The duyedin-the-woot fans of New York, notwithstanding kid- ding aseurances in the news- papers, are getting mighty ner- vous about thie Tilly Shafer Dusiness. Tilly's past record as @ temperamental athiete ia very much against him, and the fane are ready to believe any despatch ‘gent owt of Los Angeles, even though they take other things sent out of that burg with a grain ef aatt. Los Angeles and Pitts- Durgh have the reputation among Baseball people of having started mor wild rumors than all the vest of the cities combined, SHU, then it comes to upheaving, those amitious acribes have nothing on Tilly. Charite Herzog has hurried on to Cin- cinnat!, but fust what he is expected to gcoomplish fn the dead of winter in a Uttle difficult ef comprehension. There | ig no telling what a Cincinnat! board of directors will do, however, and it, may be that they expect Charlie to step | right in and settle the Tinker matter with Ebbets. If he does {t right they | may let him remain an manager until the playing season begins. After that ang of them can do it—and probably | wit, Am in receipt of @ complaining letter trom Fred Tenney, @ well-known shoe SMITH IS ANOTHER BOB FITZSIMMONS ———— There Is Nothing Like | $10,000 Bonus to Smoke | '. A Baseball Player Out' OO ae DMT INET PTL POAT IT QE EMC NTN SET IN RENAE BO JOHN HUMMEL SLATED FOR BERTH AT NEWARK. President Ebbets of the Dodgers in Planning to farm out several of his men to his minor league possession— the Newark International League club He, hie son and Harry Smith, the manager of the Indians, who just returned from the South, had a long conference and plans were made for the transfer of several players. it ‘s aid that John Hummel, famous ultitty player af the Brook- lyna, will @o to Newark and will piay first base tnetead of Swacina, who {s slated to be eold to Buffalo, It is also aid that Enos Fitepatrick, an ftrflelder, and Ker Yingling, a , WIU also be sent back ta the Gret dase at one time, viait- nr Pegg! League meeting, and a at he bought every paper in New York, hoping that some one would mestion him as a candidate for man- unadle to write down er transiete. ‘There's ne telling what a fellew wil! do when Be quits baseball, Larry Mclean is in town retenticasty pursuing that $900 that somebody owes him. Having waded through the entire string’ of magnates without ascertaining Just who le responsible for thet benus, Larry saya he thinks the “needle work- ers” were operating a iong time before the police found it out. @omehow the pea: yw clud can't remember a ‘thing | a 5 Al Demaree, who {3 wintering in CAMéosgo and from there on, uses a night letter telegram to inform wae that he agrees with Ty Codd tn his opinion that “there ia no euch thing ae a bat- ting eye.” : “I've tried to get hold of one ever since I started im the league.” wires Al, “and I om striking out just es often as ever.” Though the magnates forgot to do something for Capt. Anson, the idea wan not overlooked by Gov. Tener. The old warrior, by special invitation, te down at Harrisburg spendi week with the new president. Beginning the New Year Capt. Anson has twetve weeks of regular work in vaudeville, which will help some. =< BAN JOHNSON TO HELP WELCOME TOURISTS HOME. OHICAGO, Dec, 18.—Presidemt Ben B. party of Chicago baseball. enthusiasts will travel to New York on a special train next March to welcome back to this country the worlé-touring Chicago White Sox and New York Giants, ac- Just announced, The party here on March 5, arriving in Now York the next day in time to meet the tourists om their arrival, That night, on the eve of the American League meeting, thp players will be tendered a banquet, scabs stale army RACING SELECTIONS. CHARLESTON, Firet Race—Bimabal, Dr. Kendall, Maneon. Becogd Reace—Kiva, Right Rasy, Veneta Strome. ‘Third Race—Kalinka, Prince “Her- mis, Bedwell entry. Fourth Race—Colonel Cook, Elwah, Feather Duster. Fitth Race—Coy, Amoret, Viley. Sixth Race—Spindle, Mester Jim, Fairy Godmother. JUAREZ. Firet Race—Ida Lewinia, Ada Ken- nedy, Woot. Gecond Race—Sinn Fetnn, Con Third Rece-Ormonée Cunningham, The Fad, Eviniina Fourth Race—Unele Jimmie Gray, Orimar Lad, Stoneman. Fifth Race-—Velle Forty, Buss, Wishing Ring. Sixth Race—Sleepland, C. W. Ken- non, Force, nufacturer. Mr. Tenney, who, It ia $1 & $1.50 $3 &s $3.50 Sale at One Store Only’ John Forsythe In Bankruptcy. To Adjust Matters, the Stock of ‘ Highest Grade Men’s Wear Is Being Sold At Great Reductions A Sew selected items as follows: 25c, & 50c, Forsythe Collars are $2.00 goten Forsythe Scarte are Forsythe Shirts are $1.75 $1.50 & $2.00 Forsythe Gloves are $1.20 $3.50 Forsythe Dress Shirts We will buy back at your purchase price anything that ts unsatisfactory. Secipatits t $1.65 are near 201 Broadway, puiton st. | THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1918. NEWS OF ALL BRANCHES OF SPORT HOW TO DUCK HIM, @ ( Copyright, 1913, by the Preus Publishing Co. 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Once} was too fast and clever for the New |ton battler, a aevere beating at the in a mix-up both men toppled through | yorker and was unmarked, while| Windsor A.C, in elght rounds. Duty the ropes head first, but were not tn- [te “4 Ups and eyes were puffed and | sustained a revere gash over the eye in Jured, showed that he was very |the Tt tt ttt LT tin XMAS SUGGESTION—Tie Clasps, 25c to $3.00 To the Young Man and the ManThat WantstoLook Young We Offer An exceptional opportunity to purchase High Grade Suits and Overcoats at a Saving of $6 0 $21. Such reductions will be appreciated by the man who wants to look his best at the gathering of his family on Xmas Day. All our garments are distinctive in design and cut on lines to give a smart up-to-date appearance that classifies the young up-to-date man. $25 Suit or om | 7 Overcoat | ‘24 eae or | ‘29 BALTIMORE, Dea 18—For fourteen rounds Terry McGraw of Baltimore and Johmy Dohan of Brooklyn fought a tame bout. 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