The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-05
NATIONAL BALL LEAGUE
SCHEDULE OF JAMES FOR THE COM
ING sEAsON ANNOUNCED.
Cincinnati TO Open at Home with Chi
cagO, and to Play mt Home with
philadelphia on July 4.


charge Of the playing schedule of the Ma
tional League OF Baseball Clubs met at
'the Fifth-avenue Hotel late this afternoon
and made public the result of their DELHI
erations. The season opens on April IL and
closes on Oct. 4. The schedule consists OF
40 games. each club playing ten games
with the other clubs on the home grounds.
Acting on the resolution adopted several
months ago the magnates decided to send
the Eastern clubs to the West first.
There are but forty conflicting dates be-
tween the National and American League
teams during the season. OF this number
Boston has sixteen. Philadelphia ten, Chi
cago seven and ST. Louis seven. The only
big holiday clash will be in Chicago on
July 4. when the Boston and Chicago Ma
tional League teams meet there as well
as the Cleveland and Chicago American
League clubs.
Philadelphia will open the season in New
York on April II. and the New York club
will go to Philadelphia to open its season
the following day. Boston opens the sea-
son on the 18th at Brooklyn. This means
a clash OF opening dates in Greater New
York. Chicago opens the season in Gin
cinnati, while Pittsburg opens with st.
Louis at the latter place. On April 10, a
holiday in Boston, Brooklyn will open the
season there. Two games will be played.
st. Louis will open the season for Chicago
on April q and Cincinnati will open the
season for Pittsburg and participate in the
flag raising.
Decoration day will find Philadelphia in
New York, Boston in Brooklyn, Chicago in
Pittsburg and Cincinnati in st. Louis. On
Bunker Hill day, June II, New York will be
in Boston. July 4 will find the Eastern
teams in the West, with New York in st.
Louis, Brooklyn in Pittsburg, Philadelphia
in Cincinnati and Boston in Chicago. On
Labor day. Sept. 1. the Western teams will
be in the East. st. Louis will be in New
York. Cincinnati in Boston. Pittsburg in
Brooklyn and Chicago IN Philadelphia.
Two or three of the magnates were asked
concerning the reported 100000 fund that
had been raised for the purpose of fighting
the American League. While they would
not admit that this was the amount of the
fund, they would not deny that such a fund
had been raised or rather pledged. 1t was
said yesterday that Horace Fogel, the man.
ager of the New York team, was on a trip
with a view OF seeing Lajoie, the great
second baseman of the Philadelphia Amert-
can League team.
The magnates. with the exception of Rob
ison and Dreyfuss, have left for home.
They are all highly delighted with the man
ner in which the peace conference ended.
The playing schedule follows:
Cincinnati at Home-With Boston: May
:. S. 9, 10; July 10. II, II; Aug. 16, Is. 10.
Aug. 20. II. New York: May Is. II, IS. 10;
j. V Il, Is, is, II; Aug. rs, q. Philadelphia:
~ H. 49, Il, Is; July Z; T. 5; Aug y ES' :
Sept. IS, 19, 20. Pittsburg: May 4. 5, 6, IL;
June %, %; July IL, Aug. "a, Sept. q. Oct. 5.
st. Louis: April "a. Is. 26. q; June l. p;
Aug. %, 80; Sept. "a, %.
New York at Home-With Philadelphia:
Boston: April q, 2. %. =; June 50; july !,
June q. "a; July %. Is; Sept. Is. 16, 20, %.
Chicago: June 3. 4. s; Aug. 7. s. Q. 10. II;
Sept. 10. II. Pttsburg: June s, Z. 8; Aug.
2. 4. 8, s; Sept. 8, s, 9. St. Louis: June 10.
II. II; July %. 30. 81; Aug. 1; Sept. 1, Z. Gin
c%lnnati: June Is. Ia, IA. 16; Aug. IL, 1S. IA;
Sept. 3. 4. 5.
IL. IS; May 2, 3, 5, 30. 80, 81; July Is, ~. New
York: April %. %; June 20. %: July q, "A,
Is; Sept. -. 10. q: philadelphia: May q.
Cincinnati: June 3, 4, 5; Aug. 2. 4, 5, s;
Sept. 10. 4. u. Chicago: June s: 4. Z. 9;
Aug. u, 10, a.; Sept; 8; 4. 5. Pittsburg:
June 10. IL, II; July %. 80, 81; Aug. /; Sept.
l. !, 2. st. Louis: June 10, IA. is; Aug. Z. 8,
9. IL: Sept. 6, &. 9.
Boston at Home-With BROOKLYN: April
70. 10. 80; May 1; June 3. 26. q. Is; Aug. 20.
IS, 10; Oct. /. 2, Z. Philadelphia; June 20.
q. Q, "a; July %, "a. Is; Sept. Is. 10, 20.
s sepfln j. !. 2. chic Chicago: June su e. Ii. Il; July
20. 30. 81; Aug. !, Sept. 6, 8, 3. Pittsburg:
June 10. IA. Is; Aug. IL. IL. Is. a.; Sept. 3, 4,
5 ST Louis: June g. T. .; Aug. 2. 2. 4. 8. 6;
Philadelghia at Home-with Boston:
April p, 2s. q; 70; Sept sgP l$ 10; 16, q, %. 30.
Oct; 2. 3. T. New York; April Is, 80; June
Is. 20. q. %; Aug. %. 30; Sept. Is. 26. Gin
c%innati; June 10. II, u; July q. 30, 81; Aug.
Aug. 2. 4. 5. 6; Sept. l, l. 2. Pittsburg:
June 8. 4. 5; Aug. Z, 8, 9, IL; Sept. 10. II. Y.
St. Louis: June 9, Z. Z, 8; Aug. II, 10, IA;
Chicago at Home-with Boston: May Is.
IL, 1s. 20; July 4, 4, 5; Aug. %. %. %. Brook
Ign: May II; II, 10. Il. IS; July IA, Is. Is;
july T. s. 10: Aug. Is. Il. PhfiiadeiPphis:
May 81. q. %. "a; July 10. IL. u; Aug. 10. 20.
q Cincinnati: May 1, 2 g.; July %, "a: 26,
May is. June l. p. o, "a. IS; July 6, 20; Sept.
Il. st. Louis: April 2. p; May 4, ), 6; July
l. 2: Sept. 10, q, Is.
II. 10. IA. Is; July IA. IS, 16. II; Aug. 20, q.
Brooklyn: May a., s, 9. 10: July 3. 4. 4. 5;
Aug. %, %. New York: May q. %. %. "a:
May Is. II, 10. 20. 56; July Z, s. 9; Aug. Is. is.
2; Sept. 1s. q; oct; 2. T. Chicago: April "A.
st. Louis: April %. so; May l. 3; June IS.
10. 20. 2I: Sept. Is. 90.
st. Louis at Home-With Boston,: May
q. p. %. "a; July Z. s; q: Aug: 20. p, q.
Brooklyn: May l6. II. rs. 10; July 10. II. u.
Is: Aug. Is. II. New York; May IL. u. ID.
a: July 4. 4, 5. s.: Aug. %. "a. Philadelphia:
May Z. s. 9. 10; July IA. Is. 16. II: Aug. 26. q.
Cincinnati: May 80. 80, 81; June "a. %. %;
July 10. 20: Sept. p. p. Chicago: MAY 26.
q. 2s; June q. %. %. 80: Oct. 5. 4. 5. Pitts
burg: April II. Is, 10. 20; July %. "a, 20, %;
Sept. IA. 10.
WILL NOT DESERT MACK.