Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-05

when it was found that Bronson would not continue.
 The meeting was attended by all ot the club owners. J. D. Newman, of Lafayette, and James Draper, of Ko- komo, are the new magnates. The for mer takes the place of Mir Pierce and the latter of Mr Barnes.
 It was decided to open the season this year on Monday night, October 23 and draw up schedule consisting of twenty-five weeks of the game. This will carry the game over until the middle of next April, which is about the length of the schedule of last year.
 It was also decided to keep the league intact this season and the teams that were members of the or ganization at the close of last year will form the circuit. The matter or enlargipgg the leagpe was discussed at some length, but as the consensus of opinion was not in favor of admitting an additional city the question was never brought to vote.
 At the next meeting of the Central, which will be held in this city October 10, the schedule will be presented for adoption ard the following committee was appointed to draft document:
 Secretary Crose. President Foor and Managers Cohen, of Indianapolis, and Morton, of Anderson.
 It was decided to play two nights week as last year, and every third week have an extra night. The nights awarded to the cities are as follows: Kokomo and Marion. Wednesday and Saturday; Fort Wayne and Anderson. Wednesday and Friday; Lafayette. Wednesday and Friday; Danville, Monday and Thursday; Logansporf. Tuesday and Thursday: Indianapolis, Tuesday and Saturday. and Terre Haute, Tuesday and Friday.
 The question of the division of re ceipts came up and the managers agreed to split 50 and 50 on all games played at home and abroad. This ls only on general admission tickets. and all reserved seat money goes to the home club.
 A new rule to be adopted, was reia- tive to the uniforms to be worn by the teams this season.
 This year the visiting team will wear gray suits and the home teams black uniforms.
 The question of referees will also come up at the next meeting of the league and President Foor has re- oeived the following applications: Frank Lowrey, Arthur Quisser and StarkIe. of this city: Waller. of Ma. rion: Gillespie. of Elwood; Dennis, of Fort Wayne. the baseball player. and Moran.
 Curtis. the rusher. in controversy last season between Lafayette and Kokomo. has been awarded to the for mer club.
 The reserve list as announced by President FOor is as follows:
 Terre Haute-Harkins. Hart and Hipson. rushers; Miller, center; Cogg- shall. halfback: Mullen, goal
 polis-Higgins Haughton and Jason. rushers. Hadley and E. DevIin. .centers: O'Hara, halfback: Harper. goal.
 Lafayette and Gavitt. rush. CTS: Wiley. center: Carrigan and H. Devlin. halfbacks: Tibbitts. goal
 Kokomo,,CunninEham and Roberts. rushers: Fitzgerald. center: Hayes. Lyon and Pete Woods. haIf5scks: Gu sick. goal
 Fort wayne-Pierce. Leydon. spen- cer and Bone. rushers: Canavan. cen ter; McGrafh. haIfbaek: Sutton. goal
 Logansport-Cunninzham. ST. Lln- eoln and Smith. rushers. Mansfield. center; Holderness. haifback; Jeesup. goal
 DanviIle-Daly. Campbell and Men ard. rusherS. Jean. center: Hardy. haif- back: Hefferman and Ramon goal tends.
 Anderson-Nercer Taylor and woedfke. rusbers: Farrell. cenfers Gardner. halfback: Mallory. EoaL
 Marion-I.ewis. Whipple. McGilrrsT and Loxon. ruAherss pauRherty. center; Cameron. halfback: Burgess. goal