Salt Lake Tribune | 1916-09-09 | Page 9 | Three Saints Feel Keen Edge of Ax on their Necks

Three Saints Feel Keen Edge of Ax On Their Necks ALBERT ELAWITTER. U ' ri- iy St vt,r i lEXlaffigl III i i i TED EASTERLY. A 5v r W ? x " W JOHNNTT KANE. Vj , ss fa WORD came from San Francisco yes: terday that Manager Buddy Ryan 1 had' released three Saints. Ted Easterly, catcher: Johnny Kane, utility, and Albert ! Klawitter, pitcher, are the ones to feel ; the keen edge of the ax. Easterly was sisned while the club was at I.os An-: An-: geles. He will be displaced by Earl ' Sheely. Dutch Klawitter was added at ' San Francisco in mid-season, and Johnny ; Kane was acquired hy the Saints in a swap that sent Herb Murphy to Los Angeles. An-geles. 1 S-ince Shinn and Bayless are bolh ready for outfield duty and Tom Downey will aaln soon be ready lor infield work, there was no room for Kane. The addition addi-tion of Rune F.yans and the impending addition of Roy Bliss pushes Klawitter aside. j