Salt Lake Tribune | 1913-11-30 | Page 41 | [Illegible] Would Bring National to Front

IP WOULD BRiS jflOILTO FfiOI fge of Old League Will Restored Under Gov-I' Gov-I' ernor's Hand; ess seems sure IP. 1 president Has Been Uni-irmly Uni-irmly on Top in All J- Undertakings, e ' in case your memory Is a mito jy on tho who, what, where and John K. Tcncr. next president of lohal league, hero Is a little bit of on the man,, who. Is lo be the Ban icf the Nallonal league. -Is a big square-jawed- individual e made a bucccss of practically Ins ho 1io3 taken up, from the pushed a pen for the Pittsburg Oliver Bro3. & Phllllpa till ho down In the Governor's chair In come through with flying col-levoral col-levoral bouts with Old Kid Muck tad has shown hlo enemies" Just fa wasn't connected with a bis :?or two. Just when they thought him right. Tenor was Just a youngster ho ftdrig as a clerk, playing- baseball Rwernoons for a semi-pro team. ftfii about ?5 for each of his Bri acquired fair fame as a IP, PicJs Him Up. feturday afternoon when ho was Bin' Pittsburg "Pop" Anson Unto the park. "Pop" said littlo frfed much, as 'Pop" often did, fcr tho game proceeded to the Kroorn. whore the following con-pitook con-pitook place' (played regular professional base- HKa yo" set that curve?" Ht up." K'do you do for a living?" HKuptown." Wairyono that can negotiate a Bte that doesn't need -to make or a living. You como along r team and I'll pay you real k of naming the "real money" KTK. was enrolled as a member aucago, Colts t Tenor twirled for the Colts, Ba games and lost five. The k'j'YC&r Ihc won fifteen and lost H&H?' hi 5- -273 that season.' IjR'ous .Company . H'jWas, rVa' you well know, several gbtf.anri' while we're delving back-Hy.oia-tlmc dope It might be well pon. Jtfat who held down the regu-klcns regu-klcns on the Chicago club that Long John" Honly, Ad Gumbert. KsherlfC down In Pittsburg, and e' twirled for Boston in the days association, Hutchinson and fere the boxmcn of prominence. f-Farrell. "Sliver" Flint and Del HWe're tho .catchers. "Pop" An-m An-m first base; Pcffor was at sec-fTommy sec-fTommy Burns held down third. BlVllllamson was the regular K' Utigh Duffy, now of Dorches-Kwhs Dorches-Kwhs and manages tho Portland lam1 league club, was one of P.vqf the outfield, with George HRtfen and. Jlmmle Ryan as the tps. borne team, but it would bo Htad one fan In a hundred now-tfNtiorc now-tfNtiorc than barely recalls the Hnce Deserted. Hn&g hack to Tcncr. He was fc"s when tho players revolted fct hln lot with the Pittsburg IB.- team As a twirlcr tliere W;5leddtig and won but three Sea games, prjey, who now lives over In piYQiid I assistant Immigration licr. was one of Toner's catch-Iteson. catch-Iteson. Ave years ago Tenor toured Vas una of the three pitchers Chicago All-Amerlcan team. rs and hero's some more of imc stuff were Mark Baldwin Daly. The team left Novembbr Visited the principal cities of ;Asl. Africa and Europe, and h; tJic spring of 13S9. 1,'League Prestige. (once of Tenor at tho head of ml should do wonders for tho rtstlgo. Nq longer will the old To, to take off Its hat to Ban Kho for several years has own Ills S25.000 annually and big mogul of the two major 4pnfl league, with a man who Jess as a player, as a business :politlcian and as governor of a (?) head- should not havo'to suf-Ks suf-Ks that it has on several occa-10 occa-10 la9t few years-