Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-16
SCHLhFLY AGREES
To BUY HALL FOR
THE NEWARK CLUB
Larry Will Then Get His Re-
lease. So as He Can Go
to His Troy Club-Matter
Will Be Settled in Few Days.
Camel Knocks Three HOmers
in One Game in South.
THE Dove OF Peace has at last pat
In an appearance at he office Of

THE Dove of Peace has at last pat
in an appearance at the office Of
the Newark Baseball Club, 1t is
probable that within a few days Larry
Schlafy will be a free agent; hyR
will be bygones, and 0 McGlnnity,
having won his point. the retiring field
~iieutenant's friends viii be restor ID. In
a letter received at local headquarters
this morning Schlafy states he has
cen in communication with Ma Eager
Jack Dunn. of the Baltimore Club, and
that he will purchase Hall and turn
MIN over TO the Newark Club. Al soon
as Halls release 10 the Newark Club
is turned over 10 Secretary Franz Nc
| Tague a contract viii be sent to Hall
IN Baltimore. where he lives, and
Sch1afy's release wiz be promulgated
by President Ed Barrow. II is a re-
lief to all hands concerned TO have
this matter settled.
Joe MeGinnity. take ,notice-1n a
p~ractise game yesterday at Admission,
| Ala, John Camel knocked the ball e
the left field fence three times. CAME
is going TO do the comeback act this
year. -
Third Baseman Slathers win very
likely be turned over to the Buffalo
Club by Detroit. Jack Dunn could
have had Slathers but preferred to pass
him up, as he is a ieft-hand hitter. and
Dunn is oyerstocked with that partieu-
lar brand Of s~atsmiths just at pres
ent.
Pitchers wilhelm, Mcconnell and F
H. Miller, a newcomer, n Catcher
Jackiitsch are the only Hustlers VIII
have not yet reported.
1 Pitcher Miller believed himself a frc'
agent because he had not received
contract by March l. But the Roches
ter Club proved that 1t had done every
thing in It's power to locate Miller, VIII
is a southpaw. and that he is still tn
property of Chapin's Club.
Shortstcp Mcmillan Is with the Hust
. le-s and has signed his contract. Presi
dent Ebbetts. of the Brooklyn Clut
says that Cincinnati never had a RICH
10 promise Mcmillan to Jersey CitS
because Mcmillan was only loaned I
: Cincinnati VIII IN Third Baseman Lcber
was injured. Garry Herman wante
TO turn Mcmillan yer to Jersey Cit
but Ebbetts blocked the deal.
A letter was received from JoAnn
Nee, the embryo Bengal second-sac e.
at the local office today. Nee. who ha
already signed a contract, writes fri
his home In Springfield, do, that TT
) warm weather out there has made hi
} Impatient, and he feels like kic in
: over the traces and coming East Garlic
2 than the rest of the Bengals. Some Q
the big league teams are training nei
/ his home, and he worked out W.T.
) them once OF twice.
) Three teams regist, red today for tn
J parade on opening day, anothe
) hearny aggregation, the Wood. n
A. A, being among them. The stro
5 Armory A. C. viii also be In line, a
we'll as the Burnet Street School team
Thomas D. Meyer, Of Belleville.
3 dyed-in-the-wooi fan. dropped in at IN
5 baseball office this morning and pur
5 chased twenty-five reserved sea
] tickets. Mr.. Meyer bought the ticket
I for an association Of Bellevue I, n
who will attend the opening game
a body. After the anne they will en- 0
: a supper and then attend some loo
: theatre. Patrick Connors is the Oh II
: man OF this association, which is vi h
ont a name. Secretary Frank Nc
. TaC.e is looking out for the sp Gu
. ,ators. and is very careful about dis
posing Of tickets in big patches.
: Vic Willis Will pitch for Newark
, Not for Newsrk. n. j.. but fer Newart
: Del, where he has just purchased
hotel. The fans count the pennant {
: the Delaware Tri-County League a
ready their own.
: Bud Sharpe, who for two years car
tanned the Tigers, has signed with tn
: Buffalo club. and will act as capital
! of the Bisons during the coming yea
! He has been spending h past fe'
weeks at his home In Westchester. Pa
tut left yesterday for MilledgeNill'
where the Bisons are to train. Sharp
. has spent most Of the winter as tn
: foreman of Stallings's cotton piantatio
: at MiliedgeviIie.
: The funeral of Simon Nichols wa
held from the home of his sister, !
. Philadelphia today. Arrangement
. ore being made for a benefit game fo
! the widow and the Ia y 10 LIT vt
4 former OrioIe captain. The AT lett
and the Orioles will furnish the aitrs {
ton. Nichols was pretty we'll fl e
. but the Baltimore ia 5 feel sorry f.
: the widow and the week old bah
: which Nichols never saw.