The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-23
TnE MARION pAIIY MIRROR. sAruRpAy. MARoH 2s leo7.

Western League, Connecticut League
Indiana a-Illinois-lowa Leagne, Cotton
States League, Hudson River League,
Ohio-Penn1ylvania League, Iowa
League, South Texas League, KILT
League, Tri-State League, Western
Association, interstate League, EN-
pire State League, Virginia League
and Kansas League.
In addition to the above there is a
great deal of general Information
contained In special articles, namely.
the Chronology of 1906, a record of all
major inter-league games of 1906.
and details Of numerous record
breaking details Of 1906. The work
iof that great minor league body, the
National Association, and of the
supreme National Commission is also
detailed. The guide also contains the
new uniform Playing Rules Code for
1907, and the 1907 championship
schedules Of the American League
and National League. In short, every
thing that interests or is of value
either for record or reference will
be found within the covers of this
great book. The Peach American
League Guide for 1907 is for sale by
ali newsdealers at 10 cents the copy.
what galaxy of old acquaint.
ances there'll be with the Steuben-
vile team this year and how cordial
ly the bugs will lay for them. There
VIII be Ace Stewart, Ed. Lauzon, Jim
Cooper. Herb Jackson and Ad. Muir
ply. together with the irrepressible
Percy Stetler. Aha, what SPORT
GAINESVILLE Signal.
Yes ther is only one thing lacking to
make the "Y' city fans supremely
happy and that Is berth in the o.
p. league The residents of the vii
lage located where the Licking and
Nuskingum join should have held on
to good thing when they had 1t.
II Is very probable that Marion of
the o. e. p. will be booked in here
on an exhibition date this spring.
provided of course Marty gets the
things shaped up right in time.
Drumm is anxious for date and so
is GAINESVILLE. You can bet thereIl
be some hot roofing If the one-time
Monguls appear here this spring. -
GAINESVILLE Signal.
Several of the clubs in the o. & p.
league have written President Nor
ton requesting that the vote on the
schedule be taken by mail. Mr.. Nor
ton has written the officials of other
clubs asking their opinion on the
matter. The schedule has Just been
complied W the committee and sent
to the several clubs in the organiza-
Ition.
Word comes from the Cincinnati
Reds headquarters that Thomas and
Kennedy. drafted from Youngstown
are too slow for the Reds.
Manager Sam Wright OF the
Youngstown team, ecrred the
signed contract Of Ed. Hilley of
Cleveland, who played third base for
the Champions" for awhile last
season. This makes seven members
o. last years team to sign contracts.
The opening of the season In Mar
ion on May first Is not very far
away. 1t is about time somebody gets
busy on that baseball park deal. 1t is
hoped that the local management
viii not wait until the eleventh hour
and then offer to the public such a
grandstand and convenience the peo-
pie enjoyed last year at the Marion
Park. IL Is up to some one to get
real busy right away quick. Base
ball at Marion Park won't go this
season. 1t went for few weeks last
year because the local company
could do no better. Six months have
already passed since the season has
closed and all along 1t has been
known that Marion was to have a
team this year.
With Snyder at his best, the New
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