Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-14
PLANS FOR SHORT
TRIP TO EUROPE
Will Give Exhibitions in Cities
Where Rain Prevented Games
During Recent Tour.
GAMES IN SOUTH AMERICA

MANY OF the DaSeDall players WHO
accompanied the New York Giants
and the Chicago White Sox on their
tour of the world probably will make
another foreign invasion at the con-
clusion of the coming baseball season.
according to an announcement made
here yesterday by Ted Sullivan, who
managed the world tour Just ended
Plans under consideration provide
for short trip to Europe to give
baseball exhibitions In cities where
rain prevented games during the re-
cent tour. The cities where games
may be played are Paris, Berlin, Dub
lin and Glasgow.
Sullivan said he probably will go to
Europe in June to close dates for the
games. Under present plans, the
Giant White Sox teams will sail from
New York about October Is and will
return to the United States about a
month later Two games will be
plaved In each city.
After the European trip Sullivan
p detraw, manager of the New
York Giants, plan to take the teams
= ~outh America for a series of eXhi-
bition games. The return from this
TRIP will he made through the Panama
Canal. and the final games will be
played in California. Tentative ar
engagements for the trip already are
being made, 1t was announced.
Makes Formal Entry Into Toledo.
The South Michigan League made
formal entry into Toledo, o., yester-
day. President James Frank, of the
South Michigan League, of Jackson,
Mich. accompanied by magnates rep
resenting every town in the circuit,
conferred with Ora l.. Bradley, a the
atrical man, and Charles r. Phillips,
who has been associated with the
Somers interests in Toledo, all morn
ing. finally reaching an agreement
whereby the Toledoans take the fran
chise, which is for one year, this be-
ing the time for which the American
Association relinquished claim upon
the territory.
Topsy Hartsel. formerly of the
Philadelphia Americans, and deposed
as Toledo manager last summer by
c. w Somers, will manage the team
Cannot Cancel Exhibition Games.
Henry O'Day, manager of the Chi.
cago National League team, las'
night received q telegram from OFF,
Gals Of the club in Chicago, saving
it was not possible to cancel exhibi-
ton games scheduled between the
Chicago team and other clubs along
the route back to Chicago. O'Day
wished TO cancel games In Birming-
ham, Nashville, Chattanooga ano
Memphis. believing it best for the
players to stay In the warmer eli
mate at Tampa, Fla. The Oh cage
team would have returned to Tampa
following the present series at Jack.
eonvi.le with the Philadelphia Ath-
letics, according to O'Day's plan.
Brooklyn Players In Speedy Workout.
Ideal baseball weather had the Su-
perbas on their toes at both sessions
at Augusta, Ca, yesterday. After tn,
morning workout, the squad was di-
vided into two teams, and q sizzling
nine-inning contest was played. TIL,
victory went to the second team by d
score OF to 2.
| Pfeffer, Ruelbach and Allen pitched
| for the regulars, while Rucker. Brown
| and Wagner worked for the second
| team Brown during his three rounds
failed TO yield a hit. So far he ha!
shown more speed than amy OF th'
twirlers.