New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-14
TIMELY BITS OF SPORT
Newark Indians Find Salary
Limit a Hardship.
BARRIER HARD TO CLIMB
League Clubs
Await Action of Supreme
Court of Baseball.

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The Nt"a."
sscuc b, particularly '"'e'eS'e" III INV
tram. II ra. protest which viii 10"
r.,s,l Barrow. president Of
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.r. 10 Chicago. I'M, NeeN' against ''''
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.ng, The ns'"Ne Wa
81 tho mrs: ,l.rs 20 hH' '"i- o"' W.
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monthly pdyI"" ~ '"N va
ger IN. "'"''.'' -
are release" ''.' wy S''''', ''''u'''V'.o .g.
font othe' ''"uN &" -.' vas '' 81 me.
existing salaries 10 cdfiE t"enty men.
some Of the Indians arc holding OFT
ocsuse they are not satisfied with ih"
terms OF their contracts. These "cl-de
george Bell n''h'F ana h''' Io"''> e.
By BROOKLYN 10 Newark ids' season anu
sho then drew larger salaries thaH the>
nave been offered for 1918. Bell says
10 will quiz the game before he Will stand
for cut. Harry Swacins Bill Collins
and Harry Meyers are others who are
making kick"
When the contracts were sent out the
rgIlars we're offered $3.50 each while
no recruits were offered less in order 10
,,6 the $4,000 limit In almost every
zee the rIayers returned the contracts
.,,,,rsI,y sent with a demand for moro
J., was forthcoming IN most
enc md often sor,a ,d,arc. vas
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rompteC President Barrow IN ms eHortS
% get the National Commission to sane
,cp'a change in the salary limit Iule.
~ p...,,ho-- - NON. r,,, eadced
member OF the chicago '"pS' HIS sIs"'"
contract for three years was received Dl
charles Webb Murphy yesterday and hlen
away In freprooi safe
Word comes from Cleveland that the
Maps" have exercised their option on
w. o-les,s c,,b NJ the southern League.
N. mic Maid for CuIlop is said to he
eag6 Tho Cincinnati Reds the Chicago
r,t. "a tho rbnsdolrhia Athletics were
.,,o,c ,,ose who tried 10 buy. Cullop.
n, ro.on, ,rin NJ the New Orleans
- - 80 c,,,io,, o,ar,rcd tho fans"
-. - -. M. u.opa.,rrl perform-
y. ,'.' .','',D - ia rT,cbed a twelve
-, ro.ni,.no.,,,, game against the
Havana clgb. and also pitched oue-hit,
won't AAo d ''i nv =. Ter
anne uIp' ''.'op ,-Darartian
-. H. - ,,er.,-oro oars old.
\ Frank ORourke. who played shortstop
Tor the Boston Braves part Of last season,
has heen released TO the Buffalo club Of
tho International League.
Charley Doom. manager OF 'he in'.nts'
must have had some assurance ON h!''S
Locke. who holds an opuoh on 'he ''u"
which expires tomorrow, that the tracks
we're clear as he left YESTERDAY TOT ,n7
South "a make hnal arrangements lot 'ne
'pring training trip.
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lerosN AZ no. bss' sou" 81 - 80.
ioNihg directors NSIe ee ,eu ''' -.
John NJ. Ho"ers, !, la ., NJ ,,..,,.
1risWold' f. Il. HltcncocN' ''o,,'a5 =.
COCK schuyler - 'son'' -.
Harold s Vanderbilt William N. van
derbilt. James W. Wadsworth ana george
Peabody Wetmore.
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we're read on tne Idle udN'"a'' 7'"'V'
The ,one wait reached the midway sta
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