The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-04
BASEBALL FANS SHOULD
NOW ALL BE ABLE TO
SIT UP AND TAKE NOTICE
Spring Schedule for the Newark Eastern League Club Has Been
Announced-To Train at Wilmington Camp-Batting Nell
son and UniOz Fight ~Tonight-VOn der Abe Bankrupt.
BY BERT DODGE.
- HERE is good news of Il

by Manager Walter W. Burnham, of the Newark Eastern League Base
ball CLUB to the effect that his spring schedule had been practically
completed The news seems to the impatient fans to indicate that the time
are 10 report s%f at, az W tn se@soi DEL, 1n M Non Mens fa" ~ ~ n nm rFaa sa after, ter
a gam will be played with the Wilmington .Tr-state League cam. Another
contest is to be decided Saturday, April a. after which the Colts will break
19@' the ss' phnade 9o%s 5 As%sssn n time % open the locals season" with a game
Manager Durham finds himself at a lost to know Just how the cons will
divert themselves during The following week 1t is possible that a trip nay be
Reading Tr-stato Leaguers HanisbuTss and other teams along that circuit.
v wiede @nosmg Sp pnrS a APf hen ~ t the VIEW fmD S%x A m Trnnon are u fH r py h at
Friday, April II H. the Colts viii appear in BRIDGEPORT and the Connection state
Nationals win be here sunday April 10 1t is possible that a short trip may
the Ir9ehtons may return here for a game Tuesday. This however, is not
The league season will open here either wednesday, April g. or Thursday,
account a of sunday d%T BALI being al allowed graSed II here es" it 1n is r poss ns that hatt the @ opening nf may ag
be delayed in Newark.
Eastern League baseball mosuls are to hold a special session It the Hote
t E1eto %st n I'M Ma @aIeeates t0 n% te fn R ab6 dh@ro Nn considerable, sid r6nt speculation cmhE% az to t.
] }%s HP Pam i@ a arg1 the N National % nA Association soens M Which the a neSsn5 s o"trD gf%ersn 1S-
t SeiP Rational uo a%e eo s1shsfon s s% ao a & es t be re Ga1Ty Hermann t%pa pss sns fo S@ 6 o6
r r9afn1r % nn Typos Ta so tina S6t te Eastern ssaot League e. VIII take any my stand as aetGon 81
Guilty in Montreal by disposns Of h franchise hmsiS eV Which !" F qanEn Fsr qe ' had u and
and he is apparently bringing he new coner dow 10 me to g"M Man6 U% n% n 90 ' iS
doubtless. to prove to his recently found friends dsy what a go %If 9snors AZ thor hep as
that he made de n ne mistake %t@SS f in selecting @%t the n %H o WI ns of t the sS Mont 1e the club b' fr
League win probably not be held NTH early in n March March, n but it may % 1 be t fat"f fho
p efSaa y" ThS Be us sUanG opn a4 to t their tc i 9assssss S M to hoy how ow the datG fsa should n1. b APP
a series in this section is regarded IS a practical certainty.
Soon will the time be here for the baseball far to leave his Information aad
fpofers o or od yu CHOOSE T to en then oe mar vim enjoy gons 10
off Of a gIe aa S eyerV ood pny Inc @h m@n t %e ms m T,s na T F1a get get lots mf o p p,ea nn t nut
free mondogue is funny and then again sometimes it is not The fan who
S %55 h9 "T. the ss, ssme f sno9 ss1, BE ef 9sr tr than s, the members b RS s- the 6lrs ss t teams rms
ham an nSqt Sf t ths stsrs s' FROM who 1o lm9 k sh3 t dn%n. "a II Ba 1Dd % Or t aSe1 mo Sst s6a"F
e can 1 han ID P nsioiec or h fan any w "a t@s m or s1Ibd s% t@ 6e n anSa uS aer par 6w . T h
around second b@e md h short field and ca also give Hal Chase bits of
old city in any old league any time in the summer Let the home team lose
int %a some ne"p pl uo Of a" BUSINESS Su ease known o %9 Is a % a w% na,eh" " u sd MAN snee n Or fn p
R@ n w you T Tbe iesT% 5pt t o nTad n game tsne Va %a losta a%t jst IN how wi it could could have save
pising 5tol learn just how wise a whole lot of them really are
pants Of the stands and the beaehers there is no individual who gets so
rule g there CT are u "mpires galore present, AM they tell the official ali about every
, see every Close play tina. that is against inst them but eve see the many close ones
season would fill a large book. A lot OF them are very bad, but every now
Jack sheridan, the dear Of the American League staff, and m of the
srsatsst tht Sapp me e tn De tea At Il the %& ess of T she i nS%r rea ao5ss5 Jack C l hS
fSar sea asS,d @o ' i rstf fer a h io Rad sn sTfda strenuous meaa o 1t times n"a.o in Detroit Dc re f@ during Ing
fore the game telling them that it was positively his last appearance and
som some Of, Of his experiences Ss ices The The crowd .d took :, Jack in ne e aa naa and iva al
emit a sudden stiffness can over the stands A number of the fans told Jack
y %en nffs s%ns s dS yn1 until the the S4 afh inning inning S when nD Sheridan M%nV called %% a Detroit Detroit a
Of the players and everything IA reasonably quiet when a beacherite in far
left field piped out in a high tenor tenor e yGlso; ,n .a, u. vr onbss ams 70
1t brought a smile to Jacks stern face md made such hit with tho crowd
The success and popuiarty Of baseball ar due t. the great interest that
There are fans who are better yersed in lots of things than men connected e tm
you all about any player you mention. while others conhne their attention TO
n sg ss M1r ab % ' hR R' Sottn bad and good, he suns %s 1p" as a pretty good sort
" Hyb nn' prone prone to craicMe and Otter too Quickly, he fpdves and forgets easily,
and ali a player has to do is to pull off some good play and all his mis-
May the baseball al flourish forever,
Jack rhoney is, doing the ry Cobb act with the Boston Americans, and de-
manding $4,000 for playing in 1 the Hub nt this u r nasa0n of r the $500 ma, named S6 in
Thoney developed AM an idea ca Of d his i% n@roa1os tina that .o %"s oS aIssu fo len oa n d he
@ it, him hi S'm'' 14
chris Won der Abe. the iumitable ~ in baseball is a bankrupt Pos
s sfsS ma Gs wv who was forced opt Of the national game through sharp prac-
tises. has sd filed ns.o a petition Son N an a attack q t. y" of G9Ssr niasr il Z i Is s ssd t at' ne g Ssfp rel
e %Se the he s.. Louis Browns.
1900