Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-25

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game schedule, persuaded Barney
Dreyfus and Tom Lynch, his fellow
members of the National Leagues
schedule committee, that they could
not do anything else but draw up the
long schedule for submission to the
magnates when they meet in New
YORK next month to vote on the list
of playing dates. 1t took the trio SO
long to decide this point that it was
found necessary for the joint schedule
committee to hold a session today.
Though it is pretty hard to learn just
what the attitude of the National
League ~lhagnates will be when the
question OF voting on the matter
comes up at the spring meeting pre-
eictions are being made, and it APP
pears to be the right dope, that the
16S-game schedule of Infancy Eb-
bets will not be adopted. There is
reason to believe that a good fight is
a-brewing over his question for the
February meeting.
Speaking about the Notre Dame base.
ball team reminds me that two more
of last years Notre Dame team are
some pumpkins in a baseball way. The
Providence catcher of last year, who
sported the name of Wilson, and Scan
Ion, the ~left-nander of the Philadel-
phia Nationals, are from that college
and arc brothers of DOC" Scanlon, the
Suberba pitcher. =
President Horace Fogel, of the Phil
lies, who is regaining some of the
ground he lost by the stories nnec
ing Charles w. Murphy with his club.
will ha hnpprod fnniobt hv tho pan
end Pencil Club. composed of news
paper men in Philadelphia. Horace is
not the butt of as much jest as prevl-
ously.
The rules adopted by the joint COM
mittees at this stage of the game seem
to be for the betterment of conditions.
particularly the one that allows UNI
pires to clean the bench of substitutes.
l0~. .
The handicaps given by Edmund
Lamy, the skating marvel, were too
much for him last night in st. Nicholas
rink, New York, and his showing was
not what was expected. His 15-year-old
brother Claudius showed the class with
some of the best skaters.
There is a news agency in Pittsburg
that is accused of taking the story that
Adrian Arson is to buy the Boston
Nationals. There does not seem to be.
much truth in it. Pop was in Pittsburg
yesterday hobnobbing with John P.
Harris, of the Doves, but it is thought
there isn't a chance for any interests to
buy the club just now.
"
New York seems to be going crazy
over Daniels, the outfielder, signed by
the Yankees under the name of Ayres
There Is also something about this boy
asian infielder. He is a good second
baselnan. and if Ear Gardner is ever
injured Daniels will be at home on the
keystone sack. Daniels is captain of
this years Notre Dame College team.
Commercial Men A and B-Your
teams are not scheduled. The Com
mereial A and B are regular teams.
You'll get a. postal card the night you
are to bowl-Ed.
To the Sporting Editor of the Evening STARE
Has Joe Cans, the former lightweight
champion, fought since he was knocked
out at Colma by Battling Nelson? If
so,ekindly state where and who was his
opponent. u. r.
Cans has not engaged in any ring
contests since his defeat by Nelson.
IT was several times stated that he was
matched to. box, but the. fights always
fell Through. The former champion
has. however, appeared as referee in
Baltimore several times and has given
satisfaction to the fans.-Ed.
n. -O-
To the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star: