The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-17
SCHEDULE IS ARRANGED
Marion is Promised a Fast
Team by Quinn.
Thirty Games will be Played In
MARION = Polo Games Every Tues
day and Thursday Nights.

marion VIII enJef tnc OnlO 1OlO
league, with Lancaster on December
90, and the first game will be played
with Ashland at the local rink on the
evening of December "a.
| All of the details were arranged
Sunday at meeting held in Zanes-
| Vile, at which all OF the league mag
mates We're present. The meeting
e,sted until FIVE O'Clock Monday
morning before the schedule was
completed.
On the late mentioned Marion and
Lanctser enter the league with per-
fcentage equal to that of the lowest
team in the league which Is Zanes-
Vile. Bobby Quinn, the baseball
star, is manager of the local team
land fought hard to have Marion
land Lancaster admitted with per-
lcentage of 1000. But the other teams
would not hear to this, so Marion
wilf enter as cellar team, but
Quinn has secured a bunch OF stars
and expects to climb steadily toward
the top.
| In the past the league has had To-
cal referees but this has been found
unsatisfactory and it was decided to
appoint two referees who will Of
|ficiate in all games. 1t is probable
that Micly LaLonge and BIZ Dith-
fridge will be secured for the posi-
ltions.
The management OF the local rink
mas put things in shape for the open
ing game and Manager Quinn expects
ITO play to capacity which Is about
twelve hundred. sN
On Thursday of this week Man
lager Quinn will announce his COM
;plete team. Five men will be under
contract by that time, and an addi-
Itional player will be secured, prob
lably next week. Practically all of
the players are men. who have been
paying great games In the New Eng
lang league and should have little
trouble in making good in the Ohio
league.
The manager gives his personal
guarantee that Marion will be rep
resented by a high salaried team OF
Iexperts and that local devotees of
the game will be given rare treat
Iduring the remainder or the winter.
AS the schedule stands, Marion will
haye thirty games at home and twen-
Ity-nine abroad. All of the games
Iwill be played at the Royal Rink
lThe evening games will commence at
1915 O'Clock and the afternoon games
at 2:SO O'Clock. The price of admis-
sion will be twenty-five cents.
For the purpose OF informing the
public in general the management of
the league Is having printed large
number OF pamphlets containing the
rules and points of the game which
lwill be distributed in all of the cities
Iwhere the game Is played.
Bob Northacker. of Lancaster. has
IDeen made secretary OF the league
and will have charge of the referees
and their assignments.
on the opening week following the
game with Ashland, Lancaster will
play here Christmas afternoon, after
(Which both teams will go to Lancast-
Ter to play in the evening. On
tThursday of the same week Mans
Iheld will be the attraction here and
on Friday Marion will play at Mans
field.
! Mter the opening week there will
be two games per week played in
leach city In the circuit. The games
will be played as follows. AT Ma
rion. Tuesdays and Thursdays: at
Lancaster, Mondays and Saturdays:
at Mansfield, Tuesdays and
lat CoshOcton, MONDAYS and Thurs
Fridays; at Ashland Wednesdays and
saturdays and GAINESVILLE, Wednes-
days and FRIDAYS.
Ferd Drumm is managing the Mans
\ field outfit. Bumps" Anderson, who
Is we'll known here. is manager of the
Ashland team and with Quinn here
land GAINESVILLE also in the race, there
Should be four ycornered rivalry
THAT will mean dollars in plenty to