Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-27

with the aid of his secretary.
Ernest Lanigan, a history of the East
ern League which he hopes to have
published in Eastern League newspa-
pers before the season opens. For
modern methods and general progress
in all directions the Eastern League is
getting In a class by itself since Presi-
dent Barrow has taken up the reins
of authority.
Pitcher Ralph Glaze, now on the
Montreal reserve list, will probably le
sold or traded to the Providence Club.
Glaze was sold to Montreal by Indian
apolis, but says hat he does not like
the climate in Montreal. He pitched
for Providence n the Boston Ameri-
cans before going to the American AS
ISOLATION.
Harry C"Rube") vickers, the big
Oriole pitcher, is the first of Jack
Dunn's hired men to report. He ar
rived at Baltimore yesterday.
Jocko Halligan, who umpired in the
Eastern League last year, will probably
be on the New Yo. k State League staff
this year. Larry Schlafly, please take
notice.
Manager Dooley n his partner,
Larry Schlaf1y, have instructed their
Troy players to report for training at
Elizabeth on April 7.
Evidently Frank Chance is not over
confident that Johnny Evers will IL
his old-time game this year. His latest
4 d0nI uthnrahxy h1 a-a1o- T-ao Dr-ar-
the former Baltimore pitcher, and
Third Baseman Ingerton to Boston for
Dave Shean. adds to the supposition.
Shean was one of the men whom Joe
McGinnity told Larry Schlafy he could
use II Larry could get him in exchange
for his release. Four major league
clubs refused to waive on the pecond-
sacker. and this deal with the Cubs
was the result. Ingerton is a graduate
Of the Altoona Club Of the Tri-State
League, where he starred last year.
He has been touted as one of the best
pick-ups of the season. and the an
nouncement that Chance had used him
In a trade was a big surprise.
The Cubs left Chicago yesterday for
West Baden, Ind. where they will
NNA III III
party. but jeff Overall and Johnny
King were missing, neither having re-
sponded to the orde $ of Manager
Chance Including recruits, there will
be about thirty in the party when the
team gets down to work. The White
Sox leaves the Windy City for Mineral
Wells, Tex, tonight.
Abeles, n of Scout Arthur Irwin's
New York American "%phenoms," was
pummelled hard by the Giants y~ester-
day at Dallas and beaten by a score of
II to l. While he did not pitch the fun
game, he was wild, and seven runs in
three innings tells the story. Beals
Becker, who Is out to make a regular
berth In the Giant outfield this year,
banged the bulb for keeps, getting In
two triples and a single.
McQuillan, of Cincinnati; Summers.
of Detroit, and Clarke, of Chicago.
were the pitchers who raped GU
home runs in an exhibi n game be-
tween the All-Nationals and the ALL
Americans at Hot Springs yesterday.
The Americans won by a score of S to 8.
Just one month from today, on
March 27, Manager Joe McGinnity, of
the Newark Club, will call the roll at
Lakewood, and the Tigers will start
training for another active campaign.
The Iron Man" expects that there will
be about twenty-five players in the
squad when that time comes. Most Of
the players are u in Newark about
March rs, which falls on a Saturday.
One or W may come through by way
Of Philadelphia inc go direct to Lake
wood, but most of the boys like to get
into Newark and renew acquaintances
before beginning their arduous labors.
The first few days are always the
worst. when stiff muscles and sore
limbs make it a most difficult task for
the players and O hardship for the
manager, but Joe McGinnity uses the
McGraw method and makes his men
go through the PAGES or show a very
good reason why they should be ex-
cused.
Joe McGinnity has decided to use a
color scheme of silver gray and metal
lie brown in painting the chairs and
the grand stand of the reconstructed
Wiedenmayer's Park. Workmen today
were busy on the roof of the new
grand stand, and q continuation of
this weather will aid greatly In the
completion of the plant for the open
ing game on April 2 with the world
champion Athletics.
The Tigers of Kearny are the latest
team to get In line for the pageant Joe
McGinnity is arranging for the open
ing day.