Evening Republican, Volume 20, Number 151, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 24 June 1916 — MANAGER PICKS UP PLAYERS [ARTICLE+ILLUSTRATION]

MANAGER PICKS UP PLAYERS

Pat Moran Will Not Pay Fancy Prices for Ball Tossers —Halts on Expensive Stars. Since Pat Moran has been in charge of the Phillies he has purchased only three players —Pitchers Mcftuillen and Karl Adams and Outfielder Good —and for each of these he paid the waiver price. He did not draft a man last fall, and he obtained the right to sign Outfielder Cooper for nothing. Moran picked up Chief Bender and Gqorge Chalmers when they were free agents. He traded Dooin to Cincinnati for Nlehoff and let Lobert go to the

Giants in exchange for Stock, Demaree and Jack Adams, catcher. He obtained Whitted from the Braves, together with Infielder Dugey, in a trade for Sherwood Magee. In other words, the building up of the champions has involved an outlay of not more than 35,000 for players’ releases. Moran does not believe in deals for expensive stars, and as a result the Philadelphia club is a moneymaker for the first time in a great many years.

Manager Pat Moran.