Ogden Daily Standard | 1917-09-22 | Page 3 | Sport Dope

j SrWDOPE j Only two members of the White Sox have ever been in a world series. Eddie Collins and Eddie Murphy. Of the Giants, Horzog, Flotcher, Zimmerman, Zimmer-man, Burns, Tesreau, Dcmaree and Gibson have seen world series service, all except Zimmerman and Gibson with the Giants. Gibson was with tho Pirates of 1909 and Zimmerman with the Cubs In 1910. Al Demareo landed In the big money through a system of trades which were lucky, at least for him. Starting the season with the Phillies he was first traded to the Cubs and then tol the Giants. The White Sox broko into the big classic back in 1906. Of the players then In the gamo only two are now in baseball, Fielder Jones, who managed manag-ed tho club and now pilots the Browns, and Nick Altrock, official clown for the Nationals. This is tho first intersectlonal -world series since 1910, when the Cubs and Athletics played. Collins wfll be tho real veteran, as this will be his fifth break into the classic. It is also McGraw's fifth year to manage a world series team. Her-zog Her-zog and Flotcher have each been up three years, Tesreau, two, and Burns, Demaree, Gibson and Immerman each one. Eddie Murphy may prove, tho pinch hitting wonder of the series. Eddie has won more games by his pinch hits ths year than any other Amercan leai-gue leai-gue warmer. For the first timo in many years two temperamental teams will be seen In a world series. Tho Athletics and Red Sox were both composed of "money players." I rm .