The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1910-03-11

It was reported, but denied, that
there was threat to disrupt the Ma
tional league and that this threat is
what brought the adoption of the 154
game schedule at the New York meet
ing. According to the story, Pitts
burg, Cincinnati and other clubs were
going to jump to the American, which
would have been reorganized into a
IL team league. Something OF this
kind is going to happen some OF these
days, for the rivalry between the two
Organizations is growing stronger each
year, and the dissension in the Ma
tional seems to indicate that 1t Is the
American that will benefit.
In a few days nearly all of the big
league teams will be actively at prac-
tice. The New York Giants were first
to don the uniform McGraw has his
squad at Marlin Springs, Tex, and be-
lieves the early start will be bene-
fetal The Chicago SoX have gone
to California and soon the crack OF
the war club will be heard on the
training fields of all the teams.
There will be seven teams in the
big leagues this season with new man.
ayers as leaders, and the result OF
the changes will be watched with a
great deal of interest.
Three new leaders will be found in
the National league-Charles Doom of
the Phillies; bad Bill' Dahlen of
Brooklyn, and Fred Lake of the Bos-
tonians.
Four of the American league clubs
will have new managers-"Pat" Dono-
van of the Boston Americans; Hugh
Duffy of the Chicago White Sox,
Jack O'Connor of st. Louis, and j.
McAleer OF Washington.
The managers of the year will ap-
pear as follows:
American League-Athletics Connie
Mack; Boston, Pat Donovan; New
York, George Stallings; Washington.
]. McAleer; Cleveland, j. MCGUIRE;
st. Louis, Jack O'Connor; Detroit, H.
Jennings; Chicago, H. Duffy.
National League = Philadelphia,
Charles Doom; Boston, Fred Lake;
New York, ]. McGraw; Brooklyn, Will
liam Dahlen; Pittsburg, Fred Clarke;
st. Louis, R. Bresnahan; Chicago,
Frank Chance; Cincinnati, Clark
Griffith.
The following is a list of the one
hit games that were pitched last year
in the major leagues, with the added
information regarding the men who
kept the twirlers from getting into
the Pitchers Hall of Fame.
American League-April IA, Mullin
of Detroit, against Chicago; lone hit
made by Cravath. April 2. Coombs
of Philadelphia, against Boston; lone
hit made by Speaker. June 8. Joss
of Cleveland, against Philadelphia |;
lone hit made by Murphy. June 20,
Walsh of Chicago, against Cleveland;
lone hit made by Turner. July 81,
Burns of Chicago, against Washing
ton; lone hit made by Clymer. August
%, Gray of Washington, against
Chicago; lone hit made by Dougherty;
Chicago won this game, 6 to 4, Gray
Issuing II passes to first base.
September II, Brockett Of New York,
against washington; lone hit made
by Lelivelt after two strikes were
recorded against him.
National League-April rs, Camnitz
of Pittsburg, against Cincinnati; lone
hit made by Mitchell. May 81, Over
all of Chicago, against Boston; lone
hit made by Sweeney. June 26, Ruel.
bach of Chicago, against Cincinnati;
lone hit made by Mowrey, Ruelbach
knocking down his liner, but being un-
able to field 1t to first in time to get
the hitsmith. July 10, Fromme of Gin
cinnati, against Brooklyn; lone hit