Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-29
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 Buck Ewing was yesterday made president of the Cineinnati school for baseball players. in which he has Charles ". Murphy and others asso- ciated with him. Murphy was q sport ing writer. and recently gave up that occupation to assist Ewing.
 The game tomorrow will be an in- teresting one ill many ways. New Ha- ven will come here flushed with her twelve inning victory over us the other day but this time she will be up against it good and hard. George Bone will also be here and he will be remember ed by the fans for his dirty work with Frank Fitzpatrick. It will be the last meeting of the New Haven and Wa terbury teams this season.
 After holding the sword dangling for several days, Ban Johnson let it fall yesterday, and Joseph McGinnity, the great pitcher of the Baltimores, was expelled from the American league forever This action cripples the Bal timores beyond the possibility of q look-in at the flag. McGinnity only appeared in fast company three years ago. He is an iron mine director of -AI<AlliSltIs l. 1-ye edIu HIS IiSlil lsiiiiS iS McGinty, and he plays ball for his health. He has never had any trouble before. It is thought that he will jump back to Brooklyn.
 Spiesman in the second game yester- day received bad wound on the head that put him out of business for the rest of the game. He was partially un- conscious for several minutes. 1t hap pened in the sixth inning when foul tip from McCormick's bat struck the mask and drove one of the wires into the skull. Spiesman staggered and was falling when caught by Umpire Do herty. Dr McLarney attended him, and after he was restored to his senses Spiesman wanted to continue to catch but Captain Tucker made him go to the dressing room.
 The proposition coming from New London that series of post-season games be played between Norwich and New London to settle the question of leadership in eastern Connecticut base ball has found favor with the local cranks. Manager Davenport said to- day that if Manager Shea was anx- ious to play series of games he could be accommodated after the league sea- son is over. A purse of $500 has been put up here which the New London management can cover at any time. It is suggested that a series of five games be arranged. the team winning three out of the five games to take the purse. Norwich Record
 Notwithstanding the apparent un. willingness of the New York manage ment to spend money to strengthen the team, it it known to the confidants ot the president of the club that he is ambitious to win a championship. He has even said that if the team could win once under his presidency, he would then withdraw from all active connection with the game. Then, too the attendance at the games played by the New Yorks at home and abroad following the successes of the early part of the season, has opened the eyes of the management to the possibilities of income from a winning team; so that already plans are being made to give New York the strongest possible com bination for next season.
 The league meeting was held last evening at New Haven. The proposi-
 
 week was laid before the directors, but after considerable talk it was decided that it would not be to the advantage of the league. The matter of Moriarty playing with New London was taken up on the protest from Norwich if was shown that Hartford had a con tract with the pitcher, but that New London had played him prior to lis going to Hartford. It was decided that the playing of the young pitcher came under the same rule as thai which covers the cases of Unglaub Moves and Joe Connor, and that New London could play him as against any other club in this league, although il cannot hold him from Hartford. The proposition from President Hickey o1 the Western league looking to com bination of the minor leagues was laid before the directors by Secretary O'Rourke, who strongly advocated the idea. The league directors indorsed the plan and directed Secretary O'Rourke to attend as the representa- tive of this league whenever the meet ing was called. In case he cannot gC he can delegate his powers to some otehr person.
 The schedule for this week is as fol lows:
 Thursday-New London at Derby Norwich at Bridgeport, New Haven al Bristol, Meriden at Waterbury
 Friday-Bristol at Norwich. Merider at New London. Waterbury at New Haven two games), Bridgeport at Der by.
 Saturday-Bristo1 at New London New Haven at Bridgeport, Meriden al Norwich, Derby at Waterbury.
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