Show PHILLIES HAVE POOR POOH CHAN CHANCE CHANCES CHANCE'S t S 'S I p I Wild Bill Donovan Has the theM I M 5 Hardest Job in the Majors Majors' s By N. N A A. Noyes United Press Preas Staff Correspondent PHILADELPHIA April 9 JT Wild Bill Dill Donovan Donoyan didn't got get any flowers tS when ho took over oyer the management of the Philadelphia Nationals He lie just got JOl verbal sympathy th In n aspiring to d do what no other manag man- man ag ager t has accomplished since the days das Tat of f t Moran oran Donovan needs but one thins n a ball team AVIth Ith what he has a at his disposal Quaker City fans tans will crown him a n. suc- suc ce ceAt si rt If sho he lifts I ts the Phils out o of t the cellar Minus an n J Infield with l a mediocre t pitching staff and a poor bunch of ot catch- catch ers era the Phils seem destined for tor the role of helping some other other club win the race nce When Gene l Paulette was banished by Judge Landis the Infield was reduced to Art l Fletcher etcher a fading but reliable vet vet- eran There are no first basemen second second second sec sec- ond baseman balleman or thra baseman baleman of ot de dependable dependable dependable de- de ability on the club Marring Barring a II preponderance of ot lefthand letthand re the outfield looks more like a baseball team with Williams Neale Heusel and Stengel and Le Lo Bourveau Le Meadows Jimmy Ring secured from the tho Reds fled and Star Baumgartner Baums-artner a youngster seem to be the best besl of an In iq- iq ferlo pitching staff I |