The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-27
Open SEEEYF
LATE IN april
New League will Begin Play
Before Home Coming of
Saints and Millers.

Duluth Herald: 1t can be stated
with some degree of definite authority
that the See-Eye season will start
about the latter part Of April.
Mons. de Cheverel, the watch dog
Of the schedule interests of the village
on the other side of the bay, has re-
ceived word that the American ASSOC
citation teams will open in the Twin
Cities on May IA. Present plans of
Baron de Cheverel are that the See
Eye season will open about sixteen
days before h homecoming Of the
st. Paul and Minneapolis teams.
AS the pennant winner and also as
the Invest city in the old circuit, mem
bers of the local baseball association
have requested that the White Sox
open at either st. Paul or Minneapolis.
Schedule Surgeon Cheverel has given
no denite reply to this request, but at
the meeting set for Sunday in Minne-
apolis the representative of the Duluth
club will make a very hard fight in
support of this desire.
Advance reports Of the schedule
may be received here before the meet
ing Of Sunday. Wisdom painfully
learned from, the o%leaginous methods
framing of the date sheet, will be
warily utilized in preventing any late
hour grabbing of the choice engage
ments from the Duluth team.
There may be some mild r%uctions at
the Sunday meeting of the many mag
mates in the event that the draft Of
the schedule is not to the liking. OF
those gathered at the west grill or
some other equally convenient place.
Mike Cantillon, the head of the Mini
neapolis teams, both large and small,
is a wise mogul in the matters of base
ball. and 1t is not in the least likely
that he will permit another amateur
schedule to slip by.
According to President Blume, it is
likely that Darby O'Brien will be here
some time before he begins the gath
ering Of his players. At the present
time the leader OF. the White Sox is
selling watches between the signing of
players. and the dope is that he is to
run up here before the assembling
Of the club for early spring practice.
Tim Flood, former second baseman
Of the st. Paul American association
team. Is the latest baseball man to ap-
ply for a position of manager of one
Of the teams of the new league. His
letter was received at the local base
ball office yesterday. Timothy being
sequestered in old st. Louis at the
Pc
1t was rumored here that Hard
grove, the Sox receiver Of last season,
is to be put on the block or will figure
in a trade. According to the dope
that comes here the large one is no to
don the mitt and mask for the
O'Brienties the coming season.
It is generally believed that the ge-
NAL Ed Dickerson. secretary Of the
Minneapolis team, will have the bust.
ness management Of the. Millers No. 2.
Edward is thoroughly competent and
knows his little baseball primer thor
oughly.
Lefty" Davis, famous as the great
outfielder of the Tittsburg and New
York teams. jumping from the Pirates
in the war time to the services of the
then young American league, is being
considered. according to the Dispatch
es from Minneapolis, as the manager
of III Virginia team.
AS n of the headiest players in the
game and with managerial experience
Davis should make an ideal pilot for
some team in the. new league, which
by the way. promises some Of the fast
est baseball of any Of the minors OF
the country.