Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-25
M'ALLISTER TO DIRECT
The TIGERS IN TRAINING
On Account Of Joe RcCinnity's Injured Wrist,
Bengal Manager Can't Participate in Practise
at Lakewood, So Lew Will Step III.
Iron MAN" WILL NOT Be ABLE TO HANDLE
BALL FOR SIX WEEKS -GANLEY REPORTS

k1OW that McGinnlty will be un-
IN able to pitch for six weeks, Cap
tain Lew McAllister will have
fun charge of the Bengals at Lakewood.
The Iron Man" viii probably direct
his attention TO the completion of his
new park. taking occasional jaunts to
Lakewood in his new machine.
An x-ray examination of the Iron
mans injured wrist yesterday showed
that the bone in his right wrist and
hand had been splintered In two places.
McGinnity has looked the situation
squarely in the face and realizes that
it will be June before he is able to
pitch in his old-tiTne form. The In
jured wrist was put in a plaster caste
yesterday. and the operation caused
much pain. but the Iron Man says
ing him now. He is going about his
work at the park as usual.
The accident will probably hasten the
consummation of the deal whereby
Rube Marquard will be turned over to
Newark Joe realizes that he. must get
a seasoned pitcher to take his place.
and viii use his influence to get john
ny McGraw to turn over Marouard at
once. The Giants are due in Virginia
within the coming week, and it is pos
sible that the 81. 600 beauty will i'm
mediately join the Newark forces at
Lakewood.
Applications of the st. Cecilia team
of Kearny and the Sommer Juniors OF
Newark for the opening day parade
were accepted. The big meeting will
be held at the Continental Hotel to-
night at 8 o'clock. AL managers should
be present.
Bob Ganiey FIT Now.
Another Bengal dropped into this
burg yesterday. the latest addition to
the McGinnity forces being Bob Can
ley, from Lowell. Mass. U. S. A. Bob
docked at the Continental Hotel at
o'clock this morning. and was busy as
a bee answering telephone calls from
his many local friends.
/. Ganley says that he is in better shape
this spring than he has ever been be-
fore at reporting time. Playing ice
hockey all winter IN the ponds near his
Lowell abode has kept him in fighting
trim..and he is rs sprfngy and well
trained as a mont in a Southern town
might have made him.
II am going out to get a regular
berth In the outfield from the start this
year" said Bob. playing only an oc-
lcasional game Is tiresome and I wan
ito get my name into the box scores
Eevery day. / know that I will have tc
fight 1t out with this fellow Swayne
from Trenton. but I la never felt
better IN my life. and Swayne win have
to stick some to beat me out for thai
right field Job. I am right down tc
playing weight, and expect to get q
start on the rest of the bunch by es-
Gaping the sore arm and Charley horse
stages of the training. l am glad to
hear that Lew McAllister has been ap-
pointed to captain the team. Lew
knows the game from every angle and
will keep the boys right UP on their
tip toes all Of the time"
Ganley was dubbed 1.-The Willie
Keller Of the Eastern League last
year because OF his ability as a scien-
tihc batsman. but the title will be
/ empty this year, since the real Willie
Keeler is to play with Toronto. Ganley
is always there IN the pinch. though
never a slugger. and he is a heady base
runner. With Wyatt Lee and Johnny
Nee Tx 1HSpCLlC4 thC ACn Ooh Poi
this morning and chimed in with the
others in praising the rejuvenated BAIL
iwick.
Doves Rect Yankees.
The despised Boston Nationals hand
ed a d~rubbing to Hal Chase's Yanks
yesterday at Augusta by a 5-3 score
Jack Quinn. who started for the losers
had nothing that the Rustlers could moi
see and slam. while Brown and Froch
pitched mastery ball. Caldwell held
the Hubbies safe. after relieving Quinn
in the fifth. He was hit safely bui
twice, and was not scored upon.
GOOde SIugging Hard.
Wilbur Goode. the smuggling Oriole
got in three timely waliops during tn
fracas.
Giants Say Goodby to Marlin.
The Giants bid goodby TO Marllr
Springs yesterday for the season o.