Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-13
Eastern Leaguers After Dethroning P. 7. Powers
Fiaish Routine Business Today--Schedule
Meeting in Baltimore February s.

say now who will be the men 1 want.
and nothing definite has been arranged.
Everybody is looking for the best he
can get, and, while I have Sc yeral
irons in the fire, the time is not yet
ripe for an announcement"
Schlahy to Remain.
Larry Schlafiy was after the Troy
Club of the New York State League,
but from present indications there is
very little chance of his oeing success
full in purchasing thai franchise.
Three othey men are after the same
club, and Larry has practically decided
to remain with Newark another al
Speaking of the matter. Joe McGin-
nifty said: Larry came to me and
mentioned the matter of buying his
release. L would like to see Larry get
along, but 1 really need him, and 1
have more need of him now han ever
before, since Martin rendered his reslg-
nation" This statement seems TO
verify the story published in the Eve
ming STAR last week that Schlahy
may be the next Tiger secretary.
Rochester After Jimmy.
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man to replace Zimmerman, who, by
the way, has been mentioned as a pos
sible acquisition to Rochester's staff
next year. Ii Zimmerman is turned
over to the Hustlers it will only be
with McGinnity's consent. as there is
a rule to the effect that men cannot be
taken up and turned owe to other
clubs in the same league without the
consent of the manager of the club
from which he was drafted. McGinnity
declares hat if there is a chance in
the world he will get Zimmerman back,
for Ed is certainly a wonder, and there
is little chance of Ebbetts allowing him
to get away without a trial.
Leafs Get Three Cardinals.
One of the big deals of the day was
between Roger Bresnahan, of the st.
Louis Nationals, and Joe Kelley, of the
Toronto club. The Leafs get Pitchers
Johnny Lush and Bob Harmon and
Catcher Eddie Phelps by the purchase
route. Kelley Is also after Vic Willis,
the Pittsburg veteran, who was traded
to st. Louis last spring.
royals New Manager.
Immediately after the election of
Barrow, Sam Lichenheim, of the Mon
treal Club, announced that Ed Nc
Caffery, who has acted as the secretary
of the Royals for five years, will be
his new manager. McCaffery went to
MontI cal from New York when Frank
Farrell purchased the Royals a few
years ago, and has been there ever
since. Mccartney has interests in other
hro nahao Of cnnrfa In Montreal SIlCh
as hockey and la crosse. and he is
popular up there. One of Licenheim's
first moves was to exchange Pitcher
Winters for Dick Carroll. also a pitch
er of the Toronton club. Carroll was
with the Yanks a few ear ago, but
did not make good.
Mnroney Wants Release.
Jim Maroney, the southpaw on Bal
timore's staff last year. came out to
buy his release and was at yesterdays
meeting. Maroney would like to sign
up with some Eastern League club If
possible or else an American Associa-
ton club. Ben Egan was also present
but will not release Ben, thank you.
Ryan After Jones.
Jack Ryan started to talk to Sam
Lichenheim, of Montreal. about Jimmie
Jones, but the Royal magnate shut him
up so quickly that Jack did not know
where he stood.
Krichell ON Hand.
Paul Krichell, who goes to St. Louis
from Montreal, was on hand accepting
congratulations from all present on his
advancement.
Sammy Smiths Dream.
Sammy Smith, of the Toronto Club.
ought not to be playing baseball. He
ought to work in a place where they
string musical Instruments. Said
Sammy: Several big league clubs want
me, n l think they'll trade me to
st. Louis for three or -four players.