Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-24
M'GINNITY WILL
GIVE A PASS FOR
BEST DECORATIONS
Any Person That Has Best Dis
play Along Line of March,
Chosen Yesterday. VIII See
Games Free OF Charge This
Year-Cady to Report Sunday
TANAGER JOE MeGINN1rY and
MI Secretary Frank j. McTagIe ce-
Ava eided yesterday IN the line Of

MI Secretary Frank J. Mcfag1e oe-
eided yesterday IN the line OF
march for the moaster opening lay
pageant in which the Nswatk and Msn-
treal clubs and frty semi-pro and
amateur team will participate on
Thursday. April 20. in celebration OF
the opening game Of the Eastern
League season and the formal ded.ca-
ton OF the new Wiedenmayer's Park
The teams will meet a. the Continent
tai Hotel, in Broad street, and the start
will be made at about 1:30 O'Clock. The
line of march will be down Broad
street, to Central avenue TO High
street, to Clinton venue, to Broad
street to New street. TO Washington
street. TO Market street, to Ferry
street, to Hamburg place to the
grounds, where the teams win be re-
viewed.
In order to further create interest IN
the big affair Manager McGinn.ty Of
fers a season pass TO the business ma
or any private party that has the best
decorations along the line of march.
Several prominent men have already
written that they will hang out the
Stars and Stripes and make other
decorations for the occasion, and il
will be the biggest thing here since
President Taft's visit to this city last
spring.
All managers are again reminded of
the meeting TO be held when instruc-
tions will be given and officials chosen
at the Continental Hotel on Saturday
night at 8 O'Clock.
Secretary Frank McTague has called
a meeting of the ti~cke.-takers and
other attendants for 2 o'clock tomor-
row afternoon at the park when they
will be assigned to their new duties.
and in order to become familiar with
the new surroundings.
Benny Meyer left ST. Louis last night
and is due to reach Newark by night
fall tomorrow.
Word was received today from
Catcher Frank Cady, who lives III
Galva, III. Cady will arrive on Sunday
night.
Tickets for the big benefit game 10
be played on Tuesday. April II, a
Baltimore for the family of 81 Nichols.
the deceased Baltimore player, have
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been sold even in Philadelphia to fans
who will witness the game on that day
between the Athletics and the Orioles.
Circular letters have beer sent out BY
Jack Dunn to all of the leading base
ball men in the country and to all
Eastern League magnates asking for a
donation. One of these letters was re-
ceived at the local Office today.
Tomorrow is reporting day for the
Shelters at West Side Park. Jack Frili,
the former Tiger now with the skeet-
ers, is already in OWL
Southpaw Miller, who is in Admission
with the Rochester Hutslers, has been
turned over to the Souix City Club.
The clubhouse used by the Rochester
Club in Admission was ransacked yes
terday and Chubby Manser was q
heavy loser. A pair of shoes. his uni
form, gloves and a sweater were taken
in the clean-out. Other players also
suffered. but Manser was hit the
hardest.
They are playing baseball on skates
up in Montreal. six on a side. A soft
ball is used.
Ed LATTE and Micky Corcoran are
with the Detroit regulars and may not
be turned over to the Buffalo Club
after all. If the Epson Management
fails TO land Laftte it is said that
Ralph Stroud. the former Newark
pitcher, will go to Buffalo instead
Laftte got a good tart last year, but
lunked toward The close of the season.