The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-14
CURRENT SPORTING GOSSIP
MIG HLANDERS' NEW PARK
READY NEXT APRIL.
President FAFreIl says NOrk on the mtg
stadium NJ klnEsbridge WIN Ne
Rushed with An speed Y. Central
70 HelD-PAchey Mcfarland Is Buoy

the plAns the htghlAnderS will open neat
season AZ their park. broadway and 27;th
street. kIngsbridse. fresident Farrell said
yesterday that orders have been issued TO
hurry the work and that all contracts viii
DC let Nhhln NeeA
II the work can De hurried said Presl-
Dent farreh' Ne VIII oe Ao'e to oPoh the
new GROUNDS ON OF Soou. np'" 70 ~
our plah w hhNe '"rh ''~"' ,"e" " P'S"i"'e'
u not, We WIZ NOV" !" ea'N neN' sprung
maybe before pe'''"' 70" 10y 'HI Pt"~e".
grounds have p'"Neh "a rh,h" '"' son" "i
the great h"'h'HS 40" >1'"'"", ''"nus anu
Ns are gong I" ''"' W" '"''' '"' a' AZ our
new plant
Ne" Workers nave NaI'ah'eh lh'N an
N"s'heh' bN th"" '"'N"'''""' IH'r"nas"
al the iiIghhhh"t-' anu We 'e'' 'ha' 'h"N are
0n'itled 4" IN" b"s' ohh IatA W AhrTi'a.
regardless oi 'o~i
The site at hlhESnrnge must or nleI '"
the depth at twenty Iest. lhe gf"und al
present ~ Iatily Under water ana - huge
marsh. J." build a solid playing surface
and groundwork Tor foundations 10 sup
port the immense steel ana concrete stands
hundreds OF thousands OF cubic Yards OF
rock and earth must be dumped on the
property This undertaking rests with the
New ork central. and II II understood that
before the hrst of October spur track will
run on the main line at kinRsbridge for the
shipment Of material eACavatsd it the
Iortv- second stree, terminal
n this work progresses with the expected
ran,Itty the ulant will b. Iavs,Iad and ready
I"P''' ~ 49, -.
i"' mo fences ana s''"uS "''"'" NE HrS' o'
the year
A,cord,py tn the architects pIana the
-, 80, ,'u a. r.,,,, e. -,
ron"Te,e and steel. with room for ~. ooo
seats The open stands similarly con
s,,u,,aI viii saa, - Ooo more and We. the
surface oi the plaNiug neid VIII w. greater
than that oi m" rolo Grounds there VIII
Inc slal,or,t. uu,rfers Tor the plavsr. club
,,,.,,.I- ',,.,,,,.,. ,,olt,, ,,,t 80. I.,,.,,
men'- IN the grand stand Nr"rtur" ard
t,, .,.,,.,,,-. a., .. AN
'or speS,a'"s- W as ~ '''n ...,-..,
Inc Ne" N"rh '"h'Ia'' " - uh"etN''"u
will mas- strong hid FOR The handling Of
,ne ,I""u- - a -, y, -, .',
sm'if !" w" ON" az Wv Nv NOM AZ" ~
track viii he constructed AZ W" rear "i
the biR arena 80 that SPECIAL trains 20 AMI
I'"'" '"s w - 80, -,
'hoh-ahu- 81 p"'-"'- wv" "''' "''a'
The railroad "rNCial- say they VIII mhk"
thetrip from Forty second street 10 the new
- -, ,,,,, ..,yb,.an ,rtnut..- and ~ -
pAfA ~ a"'nl $780,, ~ ',' ",'u
reported 'hA' anN~'"h' var" VIII or 'hatkrh
The subway win land passengers at The
y.,.- Ih. subway tracks there ar. -l--
's'~d Snd trains ~'li load aud unload IN
The open AIR President farr"ll has been
negotiating for THIS property for more than
maj hs yot mi. to IL Th. architects who
drew plans for the bug stadium in
-t@ct-d the new pltk- IN pi''-huTg Phila-
cItt,- befur. starting IheN -iy King
bridge Park which NAV he the name Of IN"
plant will no an Improvement n>"r all at
ihr-. great ball parks combined
II will not he surprising u the ,'ian'-, IA
the course Of lim". are v"nr-lled 7" leak-
B The Polo Grounds. IN which event they might
play their games al kingsbridge Park
II i said that the matter has been discussed
by various influential baseball men ana
that the plan j. by no means lmpoS-'hl"
Worcester il The only club IN the New
this year u ts said that many Other minor
leagues have suffered from :allins ~ IN
patronage. which = -tranEe IN view OF The
prosperity enjoyed nv the MAJOR l~sshr-
Hugh Jennings SAYS the 'nh- wa nea' me
Athletic IN he w9fld --I'r- IehslhH-
also predicted the HiShland"r- would finish
IH-' th'- year
Promoter Fletcher - cincinnati saw me
play.r- who f-cciN~d ,hr,A- 10, ~ on, ,'
~ AdN anyr Tor '"Lr %, 'n a. o, in, a.
prived 81 me CON ven ,housn j. An,p.n mourn,
70 "uH I'VE go ~ p,'',',,-n,,. ~
lude 20 'hiS nA''rI az" Nv ',i,' y
the formation 81 /. neS lssEn- ,-,'h"t
WI -" th- ne" l-AKn" "'s ~ au"
nnAny-I hrtoI- ~ Ihu ~, ~,
Mh-'hrr ne Eo~- ,htSnKh Nun, sun j., ~ ~ ~
fletther WV AnoIu hah,e '" ,,i I..,..s,
10 ask increases u SalAtN from 'h~'t P'T>~"'
~mP'"'"''
PaCk~v Mcfarland has his hands iIll
lie has agreed To rght lack Go"dman ana
Al Molgsst within ten DAYS ht- bout
with Goodman, a ten round analf. VIII u@
on September :; The N"lga-i scrap vii
take place IA Milwaukee on October tCf
GoOdman MrfATland VIII W~iRh 80 pounds
al O'Clock IA the AT ernOon or seven hohis
before TtnK time" Nhile Tor N"lgl-i he sill
sale a. ia pounds three hours before ~"
bout
Mcfarland evidently figures mat bood-
and that 'hs bout viii not be gruelltnH
one Molzasi battle Win Mcfarland va~
not CltnChed until Monday ~ chicago, when
fOtfsts we're posted and Articles N"r~
signed Their bout will b~ scheduled Tor
ten rounds the men - box al the NIL
Nauk-e tail park IN the open air Of "orr-''.
Nth y i VI aS the time Tor acton
H~gaus. of the attitude of Milwaukee