The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-28
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ALL NgW READY FoR POLO MAKEUP OF THE BLUES Schedule Committee Meets in
 This City and Adopts
 List of Dates.

ing Of the NatlONal fFoIO league MoH- day, November 4 All the rinks are in condition and all the managers as- sured of the players whom they will use in the first games, All the players throughout the league report this week while the teams will have their first practice of the season to-day.
 George Bone, manager of the New Haven poloists, announced last even ing that the New Haven team for the coming season will be composed of Mccarthy and Freedman, rushers; Miller, center; Mullen, goal tender, and Gardiner halfback. Mccarthy played rush on the Wallingford team last season, Miller, Mullen and Gar diner played haifback on the local team last year.
 Freedman comes from the west, where he played on a team in Terre ETaute, Ind, fNr two years. Bone will act as a substitute on the team and only play when 1t is necessary. His appearance on the team always in- spires the other players, and puts them | in fighting trim. The above team will be used throughout the season unless | something unexpected happens. The 1 quintet and extra man will prove a tough proposition for the other Ma I tional league teams and should be a topnotcher in the league.
 Miller and Mullen are already in this city and Mccarthy is expected in time for the practice at the Quinni- piac rink this afternoon. Gardiner may not get here until to-pSght and therefore will not be at the practice to-day. Gardiner has assured Bone that he will be on hand at the first game, which is with New Britain at New Britan. George will not get into practice until Wednesday,. New Brit ain returns the compliment Tuesday when they will face the Elm City rep resentatives on their own grounds.
 A meeting of the schedule commit tee, composed of George Bone of l New Haven, manager; Eadie of Bridgeport, and Starkie of Hartford was held at the Garde hotel yesterday afternoon. A schedule for the league will be arranged up through Saturday February 15. The remainder of the schedule will be given out at the next meeting of the league. Each team plays two home games a week. The local team will be at home on Tues days and FJdayg
 All the managers were present al the meeting: Bone Of New Haven Eadie and Simmons of Bridgeport Cunningham of Pawtucket, McKenns of Providence, Gallagher of Boston Hanna of New Britain, Starkie oi Hartford and Hallowey and McMahor of Waterbury.
 There were also layge number oi players and referees ar the meeting.
 The referees and subtitutes for the league follow:
 Referee, Thomas J. Leahy of New Haven, Hugh J, Rorty of Hartford John O'Connell of Boston, Michael Doherty of New Haven, Thomas J Kilgara of Providence.
 Conne1l for the first few weeks vii take care of all Boston games ant Kilgara will referee all Providence and Pawtuc1et contests.
 Substitutes-Bridgeport, Terry Rog CT and Thomas Downey; New Britain | r, N. Allen; Pawtucket, Fred Healy New Haven, Fred Malone; Waterbury Frank Hollywood; Boston, Thoma: Connolly; Hartford, Fred Schivararit and l.. II. Parker; Providence, Free Keogh.
 1 Ed Sullivan has been appointed of flcial timer by George Bone for th' roller polo league and A. L. Donnel ly official scorer.
 I The referee will wear the follow ing: Dark blue blouse, dark blut pants and tennis shoes. The players will wear gray suits with black trim nings, and black suits with gra, trimmings on the road
 It is probably interesting to knov that not Jimmie Canavan, the old Nev Haven baseball manager, but Jin Cameron is to play with the Pawtuck ct team this season, .Canavan is a present playing out west and Is not, a far as can be learned in touch witl the national league. He is interested in an interstate team out west, whicl is composed of but three players Whenever the team plays it is neces sary for them to borrow two othe players from a neighboring team Canavan is not a star at the game ant is not wanted much by this league, I is probable, however, that Boston ma, procure him at a cheap rate to pla in their team, but again they ma, not. Boton intends to try out JessuI of Richmond. He is heralded as fine player, but this remains to b, seen.
 Bridgeport will use Griffith, Woods Allen and McGrill