The Washington herald., 1910-02-06
MCGRAW NEUTRAL
IN SCHEDULE War
Giants Not Concerned Over
Magnates' Big Row.
TEAMS HEALTH NOT RISKED
New York Manager Declares that
Players Are Used 10 Climatic
Changes and Are Created for Hard
Strenuous WOrk-His Policy Has
Always been Not 10 CTIticise.

New York. Feb. THE fact that the
National League contemplates the adop-
ton of a longer playing scnedule-that is.
as far as Chairman Charles II. Ebbets. of
the schedule committee anu several other
magnstes are concerncd-has led many
baseball enthusiasts to believe that the
adding of fourteen extra games to The
regular l5f viii have a bad effect upon
players in general A players physical
welfare Will be- at stake. they assert.
However, Manager John j. 1cGraw, of
the New York Giants is OF different
turn of mind At any rate. what he had
10 say to-day about the matter would
lead one to believe that no fears are felt
for additional dates, as far as the Giants
are concerned McGraws opinion and
those OF several American League mana
gers differ on the subject, however.
II the National League at its meeting
this month passes upon the much-mooted
long schedule McGraw says it will make
little difference 10. him. Whether such an
arrangement would be of much Couse-
quence TO players he would not say.
McGra" declared lnat ,He lie" S''''i''s
W"uId' lh way az" ''o' V""''' at 'i'
end oil the season 10 get ioi worm ol uS
out material. Young players. as rule,
are under contract 10 OtIooeI I'' ana "9
the li-gaine seAeduie terminates Oh oe'-
ober :. thew do not really work out their
iuIl time, IL the lo>-dale hsl Is adopted
lhere VIII oe a chdhge' as liit aeasoI VIII
not close until october d. ana lheh lhe
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