Elliott, the new infielder of the
Highlanders, has been left $30,000 by
a relative. He says he will keep right
on playing ball just the same.
George Stone's legs are in bad con
dition, and he fears that his playing
days are about over. Stone didn't
last very long, but he had his share
of the calcium.
New Haven, it is stated, has pur
chased Pitcher Maberry from Cleve
land. He was told to take his choice
of Fanwell, Doane or Mayberry and
he took the latter.
Connie Mack has announced his reg
ular lineup for the start of the season.
Hogan, an outfielder, and Callamore,
a pitcher, are the youngsters he picks
to stay with the team.
Topeka has sold Outfielder McLaur
in, secured ,from Chattanooga, to
Waco and has bought Crompton, a
youngster secured by Cincinnati from
Johnstown, Pa., last fall.
Clark Griffith, like Bobby Wallace,
it is said, wants no more of Hot
Springs as a training camp and the
Reds may go into Texas next spring,
probably to San Antonio.
Harry DaviS stood up like a little
man the other day and remarked:
"None of that St. Louis Brown stuff
for mine. I'm going to stick to the
Athletics as long as they'll let me,
and there isn't a manager's job in the
world that can induce me to leave."
To Golf at Columbia.
