Piute Chieftain | 1916-05-25 | Page 7 | M'graw Has Trouble with Old Station

HAS TROUBLE WITH OLD STATION 1 11 4 A ak A az A fj 2 broor john mcgraw as a player was one of the greatest third basemen in the history of baseball and as a manager he has had more than his bis share of trouble with third base for many years arthur devlin guarded this corner about as well as anybody ever has guarded it but bui of late years third thid base has given john J X plenty of worry temperamental tillie shafer had bad mcgraw guessing as to the length of time he would stick with the giants and finally he did retire just when he was being figured on to play the position regularly charley herzog was a great third baseman but the temperaments of charles and the little napoleon did not fit very well and herzog was passed along milton stock proved a disappointment in 1914 and last season hans lobert failed to play up to expectations now lobert has sus talked an injury which may end his active career in the majors brainard Br alnard placed on third after the injury tailed failed to impress john J and was sent back to the minors and bill mckechnie was secured to nil fill the vacant place