 The article was reprinted in The "New York Herald Tribune's" commemorative collection of historic sports columns, "Wake Up the Echoes", published by Hanover House in 1956.In May 1946, the 20-year veteran sportswriter on the "Herald Tribune" was covering the NY Giants’ football tour, then in Cincinnati, when informed by wire service reporters that he was named in a New York Yankees lawsuit against the Mexican Baseball League; it charged the league with conspiring to poach its players to walk on their contracts and join players south of the border; it aimed to restrain Rennie as an "agent" encouraging such a conspiracy, including recruitment of Rennie's friend Phil Rizzuto, the Yankees’ prize shortstop.The sportswriter was alleged to have been seen in the Yankees' locker room, influencing Rizzuto and other friends to decamp.