The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-08
OHIO AND NDPENNSYLyANlA LEAGUE
kAGNATES IN A DEADLOCK



. Newark--4A. T.. Stasel.
Niansffeld-Paul Sturges.
Marion-O. Wollenweber. o. s..
Rapp, George b. Christian, Il. G..
Staiger. George Frank.
Sharon George NIahoney, John
Boyle,, f.. r. Clepper. HNt 'ei
Lanansicr--J A. Davidson, Louis
Rosey. Dell Nothacker. s
Younestown-Grant Whitslar. Man.
Iager Sam Wright.
Newca aslle-A. G. Hyde, Scott Pals
ley, VIII Aiken. fs'
The tpr.Aerins was made quite CO.'S
mopolitan ~ the presence Of mag
mates fr n other leagues. Among
them wfse Franli Baumeister and
Dan Kos q Of Erie. Manager Marty
Hogan li"~yy shaubach, of Zanes-
| Vile. Maiit Dade Myers and George
Williams tf anton, and Louis He'll
bronner, W o is a scout for major
league tea g and would become
magnate a ~. Wayne. Ind.
NOTES >f = THE SESSIONS.
Il, J. r. 'ie. Of the Akron Beacon
Journal. aEi Glenn Bootf, OF the Ak
ron Press eamc along to see the do
|ings. 80 tl'ff ~
Dell Nothacker Jointly performed
the functions OF Lancaster director
and sporting writer for the Lancaster
Eagle.
The Lancaster club lost s8,5Oo last
season and made nc. bones of it. The
stockholders allege that they are
willing to put up a club next season.
Frank DeHaas Robson, owner of
the st. Louis Cardinals. dropped in
by accident and became 50 enthused
over baseball that he remained all
Nate Toholsky, secretary to Pres
ident Morton. was on hand. He an
nonnced the official batting. fielding
aud pitching averages would be an
nounced next week
"Billy" Campbell, who was n fast
miner league third bsseman untIl
his arm went back on him. made an
plication to. President Morton for n
jop as umpire. Campbell at present
rink.
II is dollars to four little dog but-
tons that Stetler will not be engaged
ny Akron. The O. and p. had some
trouble with him when he left New.
castle suddenly two years ago and 1t
was voted at that time that he could
not get. into the o. and p. again.
2. II the eastern division clubs decide
to withdraw and cannot obtain con-
sent OF the western peculiar condi-
tion will exist. Either the four teams
viii play outlaw ball or close their
parks, and the only paying clubs will
be closed for one season at least.
Among the ball players who dropped
In were: Pitcher Dick Carroll, Can
ton; Pitcher Bncholz, Mansfield: In
fielder Tommy Mylett. Marion; First
Baseman Gygli. Newark: Third Base
man Ed Hilley.. Youngstown, and
Bobby Quinn, former manager at
Marion fit
When Louis Heilbronner arrived he
announced he represented "a league
at large. Heilbronner had tried 10
bread II with Ft. Wayne, which is
good ball town. for three years, and
always has been turned down. He
like the famous specialist, still de-
clai'es: There is hope.
Billy Smith, of Toledo. and manag-
err of Newcastle, was on hand to as
certain prospects for next season.
Smith has had about enough manag-
ing In. the o. and p. and would like to
secure his release. He is n good
and would like to play bali
next year unhampered by managerial
burdens. - yv
Sharon has signed some new play-
ers. Secretary p. ". Clepper believes
with the men reserved he will have
o good club. lie new players are.
Burns, ontHeldr" John Cullen, third
baseman OF De ur; George Frober.
first baseman, Hichmond; Ed Weiss.
pitcher, Decatu z. G. Lacy. pitch
er. Kokomo; Ehiless. pitcher, Koko-
mo ~
Bobby Quinn who managed Marion
after Ferd DrN6m retired declares
that he want M more bossing
minor league hall team. .'Its all
right where they have salary lin
IT, he said, 'hnt what chance has d
man when he hasn't the money TO
spend and the i,her managers have?'
Quinn likes the O. & p. and is Will
ing to sign with Marion as an out
fielder.
'Ed Mexican. of Dayton, and Percy
Stetlers manager of Steubenville have
10th applied for the position of man
aging the Akron team Walter East.
who was boss there for two years,
mas ben drafted by Little Rock. The
same team has made pvertufes 10
Pitcher Cecil Armstrong and most
likely ne Will go there. Bill Schwartz
~ .ne time member of the Cleye-
and club, Is wanted IN Little Rock V