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Show ST. LOUIS RUMOR FACTORIES BUSY NEW YORK. Nov. It. Th baseball rumor factory In St. Louis starts the winter campaign with a delightful dream. The Cardinals have lost their manager. Jack Hendricks, who Is about to sail for France as a K. of C. secretary. The Cardinals,1 Car-dinals,1 when baseball is resumed, must have another leader. The rumor factory has selected John J. MrGrw, who, according to the Mount City dreamers, la eager to leave the Giant Of course. McQ raw's contract with th New York club, which ha three years to run, has beerT overlooked In St. 1-rOufn: also the fact that he is entirely satisfied to remain in New York. Other- i wise this latest baseball effusion Is based upon truth. HI YOUTH FOR PRESIDENT. NEW YORK, Nov. John A. Heyd-ler, Heyd-ler, secretary-treasurer of the National leg"V BT"1 """"B Pf ltr.t tntm tM ig nation of John K Tener, will be proposed pro-posed for president at the annual meeting meet-ing of the league here next month. It is reported tonight. It wa said that he JlJ!Jn opposed |