THE WASHINGTON HERALD THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 22 1910

HAL CHASE IS NOW MANAGER OF NEW YORK YANKEES

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E B Geer Dr Griffith Jacob C Dlblrtand chauffeur arrived in Washington yes-

terday on their way to Baltimore andPhiladelphia then returning to theirhome at Johnstown Pa Loving Johnstown Saturday they encountered veryrough roads and going as far a Staunton Va they returned to WashingtonThey expect to arrive home next Wednesday-

R C Smith loaves today for a shorttrip South expecting to bo back duringthe week

John S Berryman reports the saleof HarleyDavidson motorcycles to MrGreer of Gray Greer druggists MrScheckler 3SS3 Georgia avenue and MrC Iiuckel

Two carloads of BuJcks will be unloaded today They are the new Buick Bugmodel No 14 price This is a newmodel which te Buick Company hasbeen experimenting with the last twoyears and now is placing on the marketlor the first time

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when a grand old model 181 ityperunabout crashed ir to a garbage wagonThe car was not visibly damaged andits owner Joo Romania suffered nothingmore than a long lecture from tlte po-

liceman on the boat

Stanley Horner has resigned tram thoWilson Company and accepted a positionwith the Studebaker Company

Tho Sims Motor Car Company received-a new Haynes 1S11 mOtler yesterday-

L V Hyson Is now connected withthe Studebaker Company as salesman

and Navy vs BrownsAt Capital City Park today the Asbury

Browns will meet the War and Navyteam

War and Navy will use their best bat-tery Johnson and Freeman

ATHLETICS NOW ASSURED

OF THE CHAMPIONSHIP-

The Athletics arc champions of1310

BecauseEven as you cant lost what

you havent got so must youhave what you havent lost

Tho Athletics by virtue ofyesterdays tie game in Cleve-land have not lost the ponnantnor is It possible for them so todo

Therefore the Athletics musthave the pennant Q E D

As a matter of tact underpresent conditions tho Athletl6scannot lose Tho worst thatcould happen if the Athleticslost yesterday would be an evenbreak

Here is the dopeAthletics still had seventeen

games to play at tho start ofyesterdays proceedings

New York also had seventeenDetroit fourteen and Bostonseventeen

New York lost to Chicago andthe Athletics will not have achance to play the tie off asthey have finished the schoduledgames against the Naps

Heres the dope if New Yorkwins every game and tile Athletics lose every contest

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HAL CHASE MADE

YANKEES MANAGER

Stallings Dropped by Ownerof New York Team

SAW HANDWRITING ON WALL

Friction Cornea to Climax WhenGreat Flmt Ilrmomnn Announcedthat lIe Will Lend Highlandersfront Now On Present Manager toHear Ills Disiulsul Today

Special to Tho Washington HeraldChicago Sept Chase will be

manager of the Now York Highlandersnext season

His contract as leader of the Yankeesalready has been signed and approvedand Is In tho hands of Owner Frank Far-rell Chase gave out this news today Itwas not exactly news at that as theevents of the last weak or two all pointed-to a conclusion byt It was thofirst time a positive announcement of anykind has been made

Hal probably would have maintained sllonco If Manager George Stallings had re-

mained here but tho latter was on Jitsway to New York to confer with OwnerFarrell

No Surprise for StallingStallings will meet his employer to

morrow morning and the tidings will bebroken to him then However he wontbe surprised either for hte perfectlygood eyes have enabled him to rend thehandwriting on tho wall tho bench andeverywhere else

The present managers contract doesnot expire until the end of this seasonbut there Is a possibility that ho will bepaid oft tomorrow and given a perma-nent vacation In that event Chase willcontinue the Job of managing which hestarted yesterday

Chaio doos not believe he Is In wrongwith his team mates Ho said todaythey knew as well as ho did that he wasto manage thorn in 1011 and that nonoof them had acted as If displeased bythe knowledge

In an interview Stallings said-I want to find out from Mr Farrell

who Is running the Now York AmericanLeague teem Chase or myself I willleave for Now York Immediately If MrFarrell decides in favor of the first base-man I will quit at once If he upholdsmy regime Chase will have to step downand out There cant be two bosses andespecially when one Is doublecrossingthe other

Chase has refused to obey orders andhas tried to disrupt the team Farrellmugt give me a square answer to thequestion Who is rqnning your teamChase or I

I am ready to show Mr Farrell thatChase has approached several playersand tried to convince thorn that I amunfit for the position of manager Hehas taken days at a time ort when weneeded his servlcae and on several ofthose occasions h was in splendid condition-

I think with the handicaps I have ac-

complished wonders with the Hlghlandara-Wo should hays won the pennant andwould have If the first baseman had puthis heart Into the game

Chase professed surprise and saidStallings and I have no differences

to my knowledge and outside of baseballI believe that he Is a perfect gentlemanBut I hardly think that he Is a wonderfulbaseball manager He has always toldme to play as I saw fit and has never di-

rected one way or another In how toconduct my game

How he could get It Into his head Iwas a disturbing element or even dreamthat I was trying to supplant him asmanager I cannot tell I am perfectlysatisfied to go about my business anddo It conscientiously I am not desirous

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of assuming any managerialfor I feel that my work around

the first bag should occupy all my attention Naturally I want to refute anystatement that might rofiect upon myreputation as an honest trying ball player and If Stallings has accused me ofany wrongdoing I am certainly going tosee that he makes a retraction and thatat an early date

VIGILANTS PLAN FOR FOOTBALL

Expect to Turn Out Fast Team ThisSeason

The Vigilant Athletic Club of Southeast Washington the Independent

of this city In football and baseball held a meeting last night to talkfootball The Vlgllants expect to havethe best eleven that ever represented theDistrict and In order to give everybody-a fair trial have engaged as coaches Dugan of the Warwick A C and Seyford-

of the Seamen GunnersThe team will feel the loss of three of

last years stars Lee Martin Milton Tur-

ner and Harvey HundleyAmong those who will try for the team

are J McElfresh J Harding E ColC Connors S Ollverl S

Allen J Holland G Ellis W Parker-E Dougherty J Gristle J Morgan PHester A Sprlngman C Johnson ABrewer W McKenzie H Howe N Donbrest J Geble P Cannon G StelnmoyerR Coloman G Wldmeyer and S Green

The team this year will play any teamIn the city regardless of weight

Apache A O v CardlnalnThe newly organized Apache A C that

tied the Yarmoutha In the opening gameof the season will clash with the Alex-andria Cardinals next Saturday at theSoutheast grounds Fifth and L streetsat 530

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STORY OF HOW KAHOE LANDED

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Nationals Scout Beats Out Three Others in of Young

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If anybody can get Scout Mike Kahoeto tell the true story of how ha landedCatcher Alnsmlth from tho Lawrence clubof the New England League baseballfans will read a tale that smacKs of NickCarter Diamond Dick and other wildand woolly talon

Whin It come to plotting schemingand crafty planning Kahoe has the otherbig league scouts tied to a tree and yellIng for help

The Nationals henchman duringbrief visit here last week let the writerIn on a few Inside facts about the Alnsmith deal Kahoe refused to revealnames and always weighed his wordsbefore speaking but from what he letslip the situation was as follows

Three major league clubs were hot onthe trail of Alnsmlth when Kahoo hitLawrence Ptttsburg had a representativeon the Job who was prepared to otterwhat Kahoe could not a couple of play-ers besides Lawrgnce wassadly in need of players Kahoe dis-

covering that the Lawrence managementhad about agreed to let Alnsmlth go toPlttsburg camped on the trail of theSmoky City scout One night the twomet outside their hotel and started oreto look over tho town Both were ball-players and they talked over old timesThe Plttsburg man had an unusuallylarge thirst that night and every cafeIn town was visited before tho hour forclosing time Kalioe drank nothingstronger than sarsaparllla

Scout Mike finally had to take chargeof his friend and saw to It that he wassafely tucked in bed On a small tablewas a letter ready to be malted but notsealed Mike glanced at It und the firstfew lines attracted his attention Closewith Lawrence at once for Ainsmith asothor clubs are after him Kahoe putthe letter in lib pocket and beat it forhis room

Needless to say the letter was nevermailed and two days elapsed duringwhich time Scout Mike raised the antefor Ainamlths services The Plttaburgscout waiting for final Instructionsfrom the Smoky City believing that hehad posted the letter Before he

that Pittsburg had never receivedthe epistle Kahou landed Ainsmith forWashington

Bach night after the letter disappearedKahoe took pains to hunt up the Pittaburg seout and they always made therounds of the cafes Kahoe sticking tosoft drinks while his friend drank almost anything he could lift

This is only qno story of AInsmlthscapture Kahoe In order to get on thegood side of the Lawrence manager Join-

ed a secret order of which the managerwas a member and brought every pres-sure to bear

Scout Mike said Ill never forget theweek I spent in Lawrence It I live to bea million x

The Chicago White Sox are now wtthlnfour points of thd Nationals and avictory over the Athletics today willshove McAleers team Into seventh place

The fall from the top of the firstdown to next to last place has

been rapid and only a big brace willrecover the lost ground-

A fan In talking with the writer lastnight said Have you noticed that justas soon as Wld Conroy was taken outof tho game the Nationals have not wona single contest Perhaps If McAleershoves the Widow back into the lineupluck will change

There Is only In whichthe Cubs according to the official av-

erages excel the Athletics Yet whenthe time to play the world series comesthe Chicago outfit will be the favorite

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in the betting at odds ranging from 2 to1 to 5 to 3 according to where the betsare

There has been but little betting so farand most of that has been confined toPhiladelphia There one bet was made ofJlWO against 2500 In New York theCubs are looked upon by many as a 2to1 chance These odds are all false TheCubs are picked to win by most of theexperts but they have not shown enough-to warrant anything like 2 to 1 Six tofive would be more like natural odds

On the seasons play so far the Athletics have outpltched outflelded and outbatted the Cubs and have stolen morebases The Cubs are Justly accountedthe brainiest ball players in the countryonce they get on the bases but theydo not advance because they have moreskill and speed than the Athletics Theyget around because they take better ad-

vantage of openings offered in tho wayof tardy or fumbling fielding

The Cubs cannot begin to compare withtho slugging Mackmen in hitting nor dotheir pitchers show up as well in therecords Miner Brown Ed RCulbach andEd Pfolster have all gone back some-

what since last year Brown was almostruined by the extra work piled up onhim by Frank Chance last year In a vaineffort to catch thfl Pirates

Will Hal Chase turn out to be a sec-

ond Larry Lajoie as manager

BOWLING SCORES

The dark and draarjr day are fc

apcrtteg seasons ahi taaiMwt of all the year

Bring sate us the scare

The baseball tnuons almost doseFootball is sow tho epwUag fad

ThoHch BOCCW is but gloomy teen

Tfe bowling scores that make us sad

Whet man who is charged with lifeWho oer the uportine pores

Is MX MwtMd almost te strifeBy Joofcteff at the bwH K

Wl y are they i ri t l None can tMThe s5bt of them CMK nan abhors

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CWeasa News

Hoary Edwards of the Clovelnrifl PlainDealer pays Harry Dents the followingcompliment

Harry Bemls was disposed of to Co-

lumbus yesterday and there are scoresof Clevelamlors who will regret the passIng of this popular favorite For nineseasons Bemis has served Clevelandfaithfully He saver was a quitter andhe always tried to give the club the besthe had He never was a Billy Sullivannor a Klin behind the bat but neitherover had anything on the Marlboroughlad when It came to being a willingworker

Particularly will the fans rememberhis grand work behind the bat and withthe bat in the closing days of whenwith Clarke on the bench with a brokenfinger Bemis caught twentytwo straightgames Naps winning the majority ofthem Bruised and spiked himself hecaught game after game when he was afit subject for the hospital but he neverwhimpered and went on working his headoff in the hope that Cleveland would winthe pennant That it failed was no faultof his

Sporting Editor The Wtshtogtoa H p-

It having become the custom for theball teams of the various cities to settletheir claims to superiority by

series why not try it in Wash-ington and let the fans know which isthe best club here by arranging a seriesbetween the Nationals and the Cornellteam A FAN

YANKEES BEATEN AGAIN

Chicago AVJilte Sox Make It ThreeStraight Victories

Chicago Sept 21 The White Sox cameout victorious over the Highlanders forthe third time this afternoon defeatingthe disorganized New Yorkers 6 toTodays game like thoso on the two preceding days was bitterly fought fromstart to finish Caldwell and Scott started out to do the pitching and neitherproved much of a puzzle after the firsttwo Innings Score

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GIVE BROWNS ANOTHER KICK

Frank Smith Pitches Sox to Vic-tory In St Louis

St Louis Sept 21 Frank Smith wonthe third and final game of the seasonhere today for the Hostons from SLLouis 4 to 2 Malloy was hit hard in thepinches and also very wild Score

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PLAY WEIRD GAME

Phillies Take Game from Cincinnatil y 1 to 11

Philadelphia Sept Phllllas wontho sokson8 series from Cincinnati to-

day In a weird game 13 to 11 Twentyeight men participated In the contestwhich abounded with hittingloose fielding Score

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GIANTS ARE DEFEATED

Cardinals Capture of Series liyOpportune HItting

New York Sept 2L The Cardinals wonthe last game of the series today by

Marquard at opportune times TheGiants on the other hand couldnt hitin pinches although there was a lot ofloose pitching by the Lor i boxmenScore

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the Brooklyns gave them a lead todaythat the Cubs couldnt overcome Thegame was a fast one with the Brooklyndoing the better work Score

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YESTERDAYS RESULTS

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GAMES TODAY

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STANDING OF THE CLUBS

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Cleveland Sept 2L Cleveland andPiladelphia battled for eleven innings toa tie today sensational pitching byCoombs and Fanwoll and startling support by both Naps and Athletics fieldersprevented scoring Twice double playsstopped the Athletics who clustered thebags frequently having men at third sixtimes Cleveland advanced a man tothird only once and their three hits werescattered In the first five innings Score

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ANOTHER WORLDS RECORD

Uplnn Trots Mile Over AllentownTrack In 20 11

Allentown Pa Sept 21 The worldstrotting record of 20 over a halfmiletrack was beaten today by Uplan Thegreat black gelding in an exhibitiontrotted the mile in 2 Vi Thorn werefour other races on the programme

NAVY VETERANS ARRIVE

Last Football Stars JoinS in nil for Practice

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Annapolis Md Sept H The advanceguard of the veterans of last years Navyfootball team returned to Annapolis today and were out on the field in togsprepared to buckle down to the realactive work of the game realizing thatin ten days time the seasons schedule-of games will be inaugurated the Initialcontest ling with St Johns October 1

The early arrivals Included Red Erwin brother of the famous tackle of theArmy eleven of a few years ago who Isone of the leading candidates for quarter-back this season Loftln last years righttackle Roger Spencer substitute backAustin another back field candidate andCobb who will make 8 strong bid forend Erwin has a good chance to landthe pivotal position He played thereduring the latter part of last fall andhe handled himself wltli credit Careythe Maryland lad who will make a bidfor either quarter or end also got Intoday The players have Just returnedfrom a months vacation and todayswork was of a light order All of the lastyear men are nder orders to reporttheff return by tomorrow having goneon leave a week ahead of the rest of themidshipmen and by Saturday they willhave settled down to stiff practice

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