Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-11-12 | Page 12 | The Insider Says

New York has got a manager Who "Eyahs" and eats grass. And If we do not miss our guess This thing will come to pass The Giants will get back again Their prestige and their funs. for Gotham bugs like cold SluTt, Along with theli razz and pans llughle J. will tame the grandstand Just as quick as he arrives. They vvitl to--, a'.ray their hammer And be nice kind of guv s And if the ball club doesn't win. Or show them much of class, They will flock out to see Hughlc Holler "Kyah" and cal grass. You can tell a New Yorker but they say "you can't tell him much." They'd rather he entertained. The big town Is a funny old place J They'll fall for color down there where brains won't do a dime's worth of P:;.i-ncss. P:;.i-ncss. It's a bird with something different who makes a hit with Gotham bug? Babe Ruth knocked Yankee fans ior' a row Of clocks because he could tune Hl I hla bat with the ball. ' IV don ' mcaii to say Jennings hasn't got a beehive full of think cells, sHI '1.. cause h-. has. I hit Hllghic bas got Q cl.vj, besides. H i The Ex-Bengal nurse cats grass and an brighten up a dull moment by do- W a shlmmv in the coacher's box plus nSI . a h." ,1 " Th- Giants have always been hand- ( led bv mailed fist" manager, who had czar-like tendencies. Hughie does business on a different plan 1 j ' Evah" Jennings is a diplomat. The tad that Uf handled Ty Cobb and kept 'peace in the Bengal family for so long H is evidence of that. HS McGraw has engaged Jenuings as a coach -nnd business executive: if he cuts the buck to suit th fans and H John, he'll be supreme command- H Perhaps he'll stub hid toe. A lot Of great stars have In striving to put the H McCtrawltes up, but we'll venture to say Giant fans will like that colotfut HLa "Eyah" of his and the players will give Hbifl him their best baseball. BKsiibbb