Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-22
BARRO WITES'
TRIBUTE TO
TIGERS
Nearly Murder" Each Other for
Sunday Dates Here This Sea-
sOn-N0 Deals.
From a staff correspondent

E1tO II" -
che signs read Alright or rather are
read Alright by the International
league schedule manufacturers New
ark will have a winning team this
season. This conclusion is duly
reached after taking into considera-
ton the manner in which the Interna-
+fonal League magnates fought for
sunday games with the Tigers in the
W~iedenmayer Park jungle. Every
team in the league got at least one
Sunday date with the Bengals IN the
home camp, and Tiger a n will have
plenty of baseball, for On eighteen
Sundays are the McGinnity men sched-
pled to perform at Newark. 1t shows
Sonclusively that the other Interna-
tional League magnates think the
Tigers will prove a winning combina-
ton because only winning complna-
items augment the box office receipts,
and no magrate wants a game with a
team thai 10 shy on the shekels at
turnstiles.
so cheer up, "Ye of Little Faith" and
take hope in the judgment OF those
whose business it is to know about the
calibre of>teams at the time schedules
are being pieced together. The mag
mates showed no aversion to work on
Washington's Birthday, a legal hoi-
day, and SO what little business there
remains to be arranged will be con-
cluded today. The schedule with few
changes was adopted yesterday, after
a brief session, and then followed de-
bates on other less weighty matters.
Tonight the Providence club VIII
give a banquet at the Crown Hotel at
=. - t---4- T.,,n TIatobar nf
Providence, will be a guest.
Ma Deals at All.
So far as deals being cooked up and
put across. the platter business was
6eader thar q tomb at the witching
hour. Both Messrs. Solomon and Nc
Ginnity expressed not only satisfac-
ton, but keen delight at the list of
luscious dates they had carroled. The
schedule is now in the hands of the
printers and will be published within
q few days. As has been predicted all
along, the opening battle array will
form like this: Thursday, April IS, Buff
falo at Newark, Toronto at Jersey City,
Rochester mt Providence and Montreal
at Baltimore.
The opening games in the North will
be on Monday, May 6, and will be just
the opposite. Newark prying off the lid
at Bisontown, etc.
Hughey Jennings, who has more
lives than a cat, they say, was a
prominent visitor. The "E e FL Yah"
kid smiled a Ro~oseveltian giggle
seven inches long when asked what
he thought of Bill Louden's chances
of making good. WELL" said Hughey,
she certainly has enough press agents.
He looked like a diamond in the rough
the last year 1 managed Baltimore,
and guess he is worth a thorough
trial. 1 will try him at third base"
Joe MoGinnity thought it a good plan,
while in Providence to get into com
munioation with the Boston American
League owners as to the players u
to Newark on the Cady DEAL He
talked for twenty minutes with Jim
nfie McAleer. who advised him to walt
q little longer until a line could be OBJ
tanned on some Of the recruits of the
Red Sox.
Yesterdays meeting here was the
first baseball conclave held in Provi-
dence since 1887, when Providence wal
honored with a National League meet
ing. Hughey Duffy, manager OF the
Milwaukee American Association club,
who was present and stated that Joe
ArcGinnity was not the only man dis
appointed when the Chicago Cubs
traded Peaches Graham to the Phil
lies. Hughey wanted him, too. 1t is
said on good authority that the Chicago
Americans, If they land Cady, will turn
him over to Milwaukee.