Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-05-11 | Page 76 | Notable Trades in Baseball this Year

forms. One is J.-.Uo DarAert .1 j p:e.c cf scenery in UrooKly an Auertsi- I ir.s: st tr in v'Am; PuAi. a:,ci TV.l Kr-.riun, w'.io fi:--:t pMiitc'. fa"io v iih lAe Al Br, cs n:)vi later starrd tor tAc Glints. The c;5 0 of I':il Cl::- fAsh.5 up .it , 111 os t ir.terc5ti:-g" ore. ilnl ecu Ain't ha1- e Imsj-'J witli r.iu iai:! t a;An a:"ior t 'i nV.iaviT.iblt? rubhi'iiy tii:it jiosc uo-n n.e oh.iixs Ti'f:! rc-1 :ii;s!i T )uiv.. C'.v. w.is :r.i1 is :';T from through. B::t Arrr is a 'injicc ih.it !:o wiii p..i boic baii for JKUr'iw Hkiii i-c rid f"r Axt;y. play the bc-st ball of his major league career. Who know?? Ln.r:'y G rdr.er. vet era n or' ma i'.y a world's ch:niplorl ip. olo as a player, but st iil oanjibl'. luwfd a y,vxv wt-lroiiit awjiitir.s him In CU.vt-land. The fans I:; the r f-rost. (.'it y were nure Lb jn clad U havt O.iniiier como to tho Fchhiicn. 1A.C-u-ise Potion fans wro phd wlvu Ed Ivir-row Ivir-row f.-'1' '.'soar Vitt "n;r. Dct.oit. Nut. Hi'V f!Tuv-d. Tcn'ul r:alifl'e t-'or inii-'d and thoy vil blp Yiu make pcu. No Quost'on nhuut tb.at. fHit ) y 1. 1 vl coiMins I roni Bo-ion Iho i':inki, ;:s bcgi.n bis major loai.p r;i re or all over ::,im. Duffy 7 hij;iil jvijuihir In Nffw Yor'v, and no is 'the Uina-t'in Uina-t'in ot' th Yank otiltioM. I,movlP. llrnn? Shorii nu do a no-?." start ibis y-'.ir 10. playing with the Yanks is 10 short's h'n- The llt'- two veti'r? n players in tbft lineup this yr-ir 'ho hnd lU'aot ioMfy j worn out tlu-ir wlonnu" vtarin other ur.i- KOTABLE TRADES IH ; BPjJJlS YEAR Fans Interested in Watching Watch-ing Athletes Perform for New Bosses. r.n Sfthall bticrs around th Wj; If.icue ' rircuits nrn Inlero.sted In the ofiorts of h 0 n j 0 twenty-five plnvfr?. vliO chsnpred uniforms this hjn'Ins. TrafJeM ;uid F-j.iea durirt; the winter months ivsuJUd in plaoinp mar.y familiar famil-iar fuec-H in new t ur round ins , and (.he efforts of the;o players to make good will , bp v.iP-hcd closely. '.tl.IJll baseball ni;i nr u-ors "111 tell you tint a change, of clubs works wcncA'rj irr , the aver.-U'o 'player. Nuw" reonory always inspireM an uthh'tfi to renewed effwrl' 1 Perhaps the chih ho lift f; he-Mi ploying : with h.u; palled on him. Perhaps ho dit-- 1 liked wonie nf the ror.ditlons Pnder vliich lio va foretd to phn. Terhaps he imd oulco'vn his u.vtVnino.-s a a lncnihor ut Hn en.) P .-un. Hut nU a how i nlfnrni on hiaj ami lAm hliip on tho l:iek l-lov, howi:y; he'll dir- up 1 t,-nm:niis Mom the oie popper hiirr-i th.u lie didn't, oven M.tH'Ot weru, there. Oui of the'ma.uy rh-ls mndi? during the r-'cmt winter In whi.Ai t hurouahiy i3-sdin.'d i3-sdin.'d major leicu wlai-a chauu'd ph)0i-:.. 1 her u re a ft" w ih.it sta nd 01 ;t :i liii.U if parii'xul.i.r Iniei-rst In ih Ihu who ui-. ui-. ; iiKikili-i a -..lii'M' of individual pl'i.M. i's. T.ike I'.d ioiic-t-liy, for insiMine. i .vm a holdout, with tin;. I;. -st on LilMV.i-., I Mid m:iiy a erj;m ronnrUeu that the ' travci; wouldn't, h much if Koin'y f.'lhti to come to time. In otih r minis, Konny w.i; 1h hided ; h n "'hus-wui-or." 'hit. us a member Of thr U,-ookln I vd;;.-r,4 iho b,'i l eh;i M f;ut in.'"' e)ct to sto Kui.ey otno Vnok. Ir.'u Mnp.ee, who mad.i bib omob.iAit wllh the Kedn. .should alyo i.ave ;i bi-tir yar thwn ho did in l'S. ;te Ik popular with Dodder lar.i, nd that iiejuls a fireat de.il. The 11 thTC if Lb'1 Ci'?o of Kay Caldwell. :mt en rs ("aid vrll In in a on u'nh I. in 'ankies. Jilw.i'ii Junt poitd enoujih to ho iflci-ed h '.M'intr;u't, but always an In-and- uier. With the lied pox Aaldwoll may