Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-14
SHORT SCHEDULE
WILL Be ADOPTED.
SAYS HERMANN
Also Predicts That Johnny King
Will Be Reinstated-Murray's
Case Before Directors Today.
League Meeting Tomorrow.
NEW YORK, Feb. IA.
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Hermann, of Cincinnati. and probably
Robson. of st. Louis. Brush, of New
York. is quoted as expressing willing
ness to favor the long schedule onlv If
conflict with the American League and
the worlds championship series can be
definitely avoided.
The schedule fight is set for tomor-
row. Today the directors-Messrs.
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and Ebbets-had before them the tam
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Tho Newark, c,,b for tbe coming season
vas GOOD news for the Newark fans
The Newa Fl, tbird-eacxer who Inst M
,ir,e in making : b,t with the Newark
fans at the close of Last season fol-
lowed o,t his nolicv of heinp IN the
hmm at all t;ines nv switching his CON
tract hack IN tho cl,,b nv return mail
after offixjnp his signature
Manager Mc1ihhlty ana secretary
exhibition games to be played by the
Tigers this spring. According to the
itinerary arranged to date the Ath-
letics, as usual, will be the opponents
of the TIGERS in their initial game at
Wiedenmayer's Park on Sunday, April
8. On the following Sunday, which
falls on the 10th. the New York Ameri-
cans will be the opposing attraction of
the Tigers, and on April IL the local
fans may be given an opportunity to
see Elmer Zacher, the former Tiger, in
the uniform of the Giants. should he
remain with McGraw's hire,iosA.
That Catcher King. Of the Chicago
Nationals will be reinstated and that
the short schedule of games will be
adopted at the annual spring meeting
OF the league in New York was the
MANN, of the Cincinnati Club. before he
left fer the East last night. Hermann
said he did not sea why the former Cub
catcher should not be declared elsip.e,
and. as for the schedule, he did not pc
lieve there would be more mar one or
Manager Griffith has let a contract
for a pitchers target to be used by his
twirlers at Hot Springs. 1t is a sort of
| shooting gallery with moving swings in
which two discs hang from wires and
are made to swing. The pitcher takes
tries to hit the spot on the target.
An arrangements has been perfected
whereby the balls viii roll Jack to the
| pitchers. He says he will have a scorer
watch the men and make a daily report
showing the number of strikes" and
balls"
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