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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1925
Page
4
A lengthy local essay discusses Hagerstown baseball turmoil, focusing on J Maurice Guider’s past presidency, Kendricks and Snyder pitching plans, and fan pressure. It details management tensions, financial strains, and calls for Guider to retain control to stabilize the club’s future amid Labor Day outcomes and Martinsburg games.
Chicago veteran Eddie Collins speaks as manager hopeful for the White Sox. He stresses focus on each game, acknowledges fan interest lies in October pennants, and recalls the thrill of being named manager. praises players and compares favorably to Walter Johnson.
Billy Evans recalls Danny Murphy as the brilliant signal detector for the Athletics in his prime coaching era. Murphy’s method, praised as sharper than radio, relied on keen baseball intelligence to read pitchers and catchers. He demonstrated pitch recognition and timing, claiming the secret lay in studying each pitcher’s delivery and wrist action.
Shreveport reports Kay Schalk, famed White Sox catcher, notable for his durability and work ethic. He logged long seasons, endured injuries, and defied odds, with manager Bill Colling praising his tireless effort and resilience behind the plate.
A meeting is called for March 1 at Presidant J Vincent Jaminon Jr's office with reps from the Blue Ridge League clubs. They will draft the 1925 schedule, currently ready for approval by the men who control the league. No opening day set yet, but expected close to last year's date as plans move forward amidst partisan banter and club dynamics.
At a recent meeting supporters pledge to back Gulder to fulfill the will of the voters who chose him. Fans who opposed him are urged to support a fair deal and allow Gulder to continue the work he began months ago to deliver another winner for 1925. The group warns against a repeat of 1922 and 1923.
Shippensburg High led by Captain Jo Spielman and a full lineup faces Sippensburg Normal Saturday at 4 PM on the Y M G A floor. Millar and Malotte in the center, Tonney and Hedioger at guard, with Millar and Spielman key scorers, after a previous defeat to Pennsylvanians and a tough road trip to Winchester tonight.
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