Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-02-13
BASEBALL MEETING TO-DAY
DECIDES IMPORTANT ISSUES

ginning. either III the shape of Inc,
temporary suspension or nice, red
labeled tomato can. and before the
club had sustained the loss of cent
on his accoun.. too.
The strongest rules of the National
into the treasury would be entirely too
good. and every one of them helps.
The Douglas Moping. Balloon ex-
ploded one of its vari-colored inaa-
tons Friday when it published what
was supposedly intended for a knock
at organized ball Foe some time this
sheet has been consistently handing
It to Frank Harbuck and Leon Kahn.
for what purpose the members OF
tandem have so far failed 10 fathom.
They brand Harbuck and kahn as
dealers in ball players in an insinu-
ating way tina. would lead one to be-
lieve they were conducting 4 slave
trade instead of a legitimate bust
ness. They undertake to state. and
have done so for weeks. hat Manager
.oDonovan won't have league base
ball They also undertook TO state
Friday morning that Bisbee wouldn't
stand fer it. Here's the statement
"Inasmuch as Bisbee has the O'Don-
ovan idea in a virulent form since
Dinney the Demon showed them the
way, It is not expected that the
Shreveport missionaries will make
many converts up there. Indeed, shey
may receive a baseball fricaseeing in
a baseball Stag pot from that bunch o.
baseball heatheDs"
Just listen to it. Baseball heathens.
indeed. Heather in i-self Is plural
too. By the way. Bisbee was into
baseball almost before Douglas was
born. Douglas never knew what the
game was until they got O'Donovan.
Blu, pass all that up. Considering the
Baseball commission force the players
TO keep in the right paths. These
rules are the kind OF projection TO
those whose financial interests are at
stake that make their rigid enforce
ment an absolute necessity for he sue
cess OF any kind of a ball team. And
all that is necessary. aside from meet
ing players salaries and inc;dentals
10 secure this protection is % deposit
the small sum CT fifteen dollars with
the National Commission. and the
formation o. a league
Some have argued thai the extra
games necessary to round oSy league
schedule could not be handled in the
Warren District with financial sue
cess. Tcmyrot. It's only a case of
a few dollars gained. probably more
dollars than though for. with inter
est in league stand az a. fever heat
as it will be from start TO finish
There's absolutely nothing TO iuse.
The members Of he team are paid
by the month. The umpires ana scor-
ers are paid the same way The dis
trict has been promised the use Of
the Esu park free this year and the
secretary and business manager viii
draw the same amount OF money for
working ave or six games a week
as hey would for two or three There
you are. The half-doilsrs dropped
source. it can only be placed in the
"kc-=c-=ag'' .cla-s aid its results
awaited. B.sLce aaG he Warren d.
trict wouldn't p stirred into any
fight with O'C-1.vaa. Fans here
, think too much oi him and what he's
done for Us this year. The league
proposition viii Eventually straighten
cut itself. as ar. Kahn and sir. Hsr-
tuc,- left Douglas with the approval
| of O'Donovan and the Smeltertown
fans. according TO Mr.. Kahn's tele-
gram to the Review.
1 Mr. Kahn ana Mr.. Harbuck's inter
tests are toward the be terment OF the
spert They may want to pick up a
player or two for their Shreveport
team. Why. then. IL they have mere
ily peeaniary in. crest should they
urge a league organization. from whom
they win have to purchase players al
Q good price or. else dra-j them al
$500 each2 In independent bali thej