The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-04-08


apolis is at Louisville on May 30 for two
games and Louisville plays here on July L.
indianapolis is at home on Labor day with
Louisville. Indianapolis has two of the
holiday dates at home and Indianapolis
plays all three of the holiday dates with
Louisville. indianapolis closes the season
at home with Toledo.
THE SCHEDULE.
The schedule is as follows:
At Grand Rapids-Toledo May 80, 30. 81
and June /; June %. "a, %; Sept. 4. 5, s.
Fort Wayne May IS. &C. 81 2S; june 20, 81
Is; Sept. 7. s. 3. Marion April %, rs, q, 2S;
5 b%g Nav "a 3? and July Sept &c cO sm9
u, 10. H. Dayton May 1S IA, Is, Is; July
10. 20, 2l; Aug. 15 16. H. Louisville May
indianapolis May II, Is 49, 20: July l6, IL.
Is; Aug 9. 10, IL.
At Toledo-Grand Rapids May 4, 5, g. q;
July 3. A. 4; Aug. %, 80, 81. Fit. Wayne April %.
26. u Is; July s. s. Z; Aug Is, q. Is. Marion May
% rs. q. Is; June 26, q, Is; Aug. %. "a, Is.
Columbus May b. IA, Is, 10; July 10. 90 81:
Aug. 8. 10, IL. Dayton May 9, 10, II, u; July
Is. 10. 20: July 10. II. Is; Aug. Is, 16. II. In
dianapolis May p, % %, "A; July IL, H. 20;
Aug. Y. 10. a.
May l. 2 3: July g. 10. IL; Aug. % "a. %. To-
Iedo June :. 3. 1, 5; June q. 30; July |: Sept
nt 2 Marion May 3d. 80. 81 June l. %, "a. 25:
July 10, IA. l5 Aug. Is. &c. H. Dayton
May IL, u.s. 10. 20; July 16. II. IS; Aug. Y. -.
"a; Aug. 9, 10, II. Indianapolis May 10. IA.
To- l6; July 10, 20. q; Aug. IS. 10, 20.
At Northumberland Rapids June 2. 3, 4, s.;
July 5. 6, Z: Aug. 2. 6. q. IS Toledo April CO.:
Wayne May 4, 3. g. Z; July 3, 4, 4; Aug. %.
30. 81; Columbus May IL. IS. 10. 20; July 16.
II. Is; Aug. is, 10, 20. Dayton May o. %,
2S; "a; July -. IA. 10. Aug; 9. 10, IL. Louis
vile May 3D. IA, 10, is; July 10, 90 81; Aug.
l., ID a. Indianapolis May ., 10, II, ~;
July Y. %. "a; Aug. 10, Is, H..
Fnl afrTa (Nr.sara L..
II, IS; Aug. 4, ;, 6; Sept. II, IS, 49, Toledo
June s: Z, 8. o. July %. &c. %; Sept. 10. II. IL:
Fort Wayne May p, p. %. "a; Aug /, ?. 81:
July 2S, 20. 30; Sept. Is. a. 10. Dayton May
80, 80, 81; June l. July 3. 10, IL: Aug. %, 2i
Is Louisville April 80; May /, 2, 5; June 20,
'Ii :; June SeP g. s. sep ptdia9aRois June
90, At Dayton-Grand Rapids June 10. 20, 2l.
p; Aug l: 2, 3; Sept. 20, q; p; Toledo June
Fort Wayne June 10, Is. L. Is; Aug. 4, 5, 6;
Sept. IL. Is, 10. Marion June 6. Z, s. 8; July
%. 26. q; Sept. 10. IL, r. Columbus April
vile May 4, 5. S, Z; June rs, p, rs; Sept. 4.
5. 6. indianapolis May %, %, q, 2S; June
Is, "a. %; Aug. %, 30, 81.
At Louisville-Grand Rapids June g. Z g.
.: July %. %. 30; Sept. 10. H. II. Toledo
June 15 16 II, IS; Aug. 4, 5, 6; Sept. II, Is, 49,
Fort Wayne June II. II, IL, II; July 25 rs.
Aug. /, 2. 3; Sept. 20, p, %. Columbus May
%. 26. 81 Is; June 23 "a. %; Aug. % 30 81
Dayton june 2. B.. ;; July 5, 6. Z; Arg: 26,
q, 2S Indianapolis April % 26, q, IS, July
3. 4, 4; Aug. %, "a. 25
IN THIS CITY.
At Indianapolis-Grand Rapids June II,
II. 1s. II: July %. O. ~ Sept. IS. II, 16 To-
ledo June 10, 20. p, %; Aug. l, 2. s. Sept. 20,
81. %. Fort Wayne June 6. Z, s. 10; July %,
30, 81; Sept. 10. II. Il. Marion June Is. l6
II. IS; Aug. 4. 5. 6; Sept. H. IS, 10. Columbus
May 4. G. Z. s; July 5. g. s; Aug. &c, 81, IS
Dayton April 30; May i. 2. 5; June 30; July
l, 2; Sept. 7. s. 9. Louisville May 80 so, 81 (;
Indianapolis Abroad~At Louisville April
%, 70. "a. Is; July ). A. 4; Aug. g. "a, %. At
Marion May 9; 10, II; u: July p. %. "a; Aug.
July 10, 20, q; Aug. Is, 10, 20. At Grand
Rapids May II. 49, 10. %; July IS. II, Is; Aug
.. 10. IL. At Toledo May p. %, %. "a: July
%. 26 q, 2S; June o, "A. % Aug 90 30, 81.
At Columbus June 2. 3. 4. 5; June %. %. 2S;
Sept. 4, 5, 6.
GUARANTEE GIVEN BY CLUB OWN
ERS.
Each club deposited with President Meyer
a guarantee of $500. 500 of which goes to
the association TO defray expenses, and
the other $500 will be held by the president
as a sinking fund or forfeit money, which
guarantees that each club will live up TO
its contract and play the season out. The
salaries OF the umpires were fixed at $3.50
per month EACH with railroad fares. The
umpires appointed were Artie Latham.
Henry Gastright, Mclaughlin and Joe
Hornune 1t was also decided that each
home club should guarantee the visiting
club $50 a day for schedule days.
The reserve rule adopted was the same
as that in operation in the National League.
one of the laws adopted was that 10 per
cent of the gross receipts of each game
must be deducted and forwarded to Pres
ident Meyer TO defray the running ex-
penses of the league. and the remaining
90 per cent. Of the receipts is to be equally
divided between the home and the visiting
clubs.
The agreement was signed for three
wears.