to his home in Fairfield. Articles by Menke Baseball Federal League Worries Fultz (Federal League), February 27, 1914 Baseball Good Revenue Getter: In Later Years Has Become Very Remunerative Business, March 3, 1914 Sport Dope (column about George Stallings and 1914 Boston Braves), September 30, 1914 Sport Dope (1914 World Series), October 8, 1914 In the World of Sport (1914 World Series), October 17, 1914 Sport Dope (column about peace talks with the Federal League), December 1, 1914 Sport Dope (highest baseball salaries), December 26, 1914 Sport Dope (proposal to play World Series in multiple cities), January 9, 1915 Sport Dope ("Wild Bill" Donovan), January 12, 1915 Sport Dope (Bill Hinchman/Battling Nelson), January 22, 1915 Sport Dope (National League pennant race), March 4, 1915 Sport Dope (National League Race), March 9, 1915 Tener Is New Czar In Baseball World (John K. Tener), February 8, 1916 Collins Has the Edge on Tris Speaker, Says Menke (Eddie Collins/Tris Speaker), April 30, 1916 American League Jockeyed With Entire Circuit Balanced, May 2, 1916 Cleveland Paid Too Much for Tris Speaker Thinks Expert Menke (Tris Speaker), April 18, 1916 Joe Jackson Is a Great Slugger, But Can Not Beat Cobb's Record (Shoeless Joe Jackson), June 17, 1916 Menke Declares Sox Will Win Series in Five Game Romp (1916 World Series), October 8, 1916 Clout by Ty Cobb Causes a Divorce; Matty Gives Good Advice on Hurling (Ty Cobb/Christy Mathewson), July 20, 1918 John Heydler Is Right Man Head of Major League (John Heydler), November 27, 1918 Pitchers Finally Got Next to Babe Ruth's Slugging and His Average Began to Drop (Babe Ruth), April 27, 1919 Reds Lose Lead; Sox Come from Behind (1919 World Series), October 7, 1919 One More Defeat and White Sox Dream Are Ended (1919 World Series), October 7, 1919 White Sox Take Another and Fatten Chances (1919 World Series), October 8, 1919 Stove Leaguers Don't Have To Select All-American Baseball Team -- It Picks Itself (1921 All-America Baseball Team), November 19, 1921 Menke Recalls Days When College Boys Found Going Rough, January 11, 1922 Legislative Folks Do Lot Of Vain 'Sloganing' Against Judge Landis: Baseball's Chieftain Merely Chuckles At 'Out With Landis' (Kenesaw Mountain Landis), January 24, 1922 Preponderance of Backstops Guiding Teams This Season (catchers as managers), February 22, 1922 'Showdown' Expected in Holdout Squabble: Fabulous Prices of Rookies Wreck Morale of Club, March 4, 1922 Gentle Barney Gets