Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-17
CENTRAL ASSOCIATION TO RE.
lMsuRsE MANAGER EGAN FOR
EXPENSE OF RUNNING TEAM.
SIX CLUBS PLEDGED TO
PAY ORPHANS DEFICIT
Loss Proves More Than Guarantee. and
Marshalitewn Representatives Force
Burlington to Stand Share With
Other Cluhs-Esan May Place Team
At Mason City or Fort Dodge.

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ton may ne MADE before another sea
son opens was evidenced Wednesday
at the fan meeting Of the directors Of
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Al least one and perhaps two or
three new clubs may replace some of
Inc old members during me winter.
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an investise ton of the ?iaTer> con-
tracts and :. determination 10 pat an
end IL Inc I.mitless salary and br:ns
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yea M moved lha'
os i'ooo from the league
~ ie-1ii ouise MIN .oF ms eN-
p.- anu % partially MAKE up his
ne none! 70 re taken from the
{ lei eillee iu''o O the SIX eluhs Of the
association party TO tha agreement 10
sua nice h-sah losses Joseph \.
"halaeTe' lor me Marsnai.'own club.
among the suaf2ntors. :nasmuch as
.ne amount needed 70 close ;he Gales
purg cups business was in excess Of
me amount p4ecged by the SIX clubs
Inc amendment found favor inaSmucil
as Burlington has enioyed the privi-
ieses OF the Central Association equal
~ with other members. and the as
sumption of the Calesaur. loss h.s
been necessary 20 preserve an eight
club organization The anendrnar,.
was adopted and the orl-,raI r,otion
as amended carried.
keokuk sent no Representative II inc
meeting, ard il yvas announced fhs. =
mass meeting was 10 be held in IA.
city soon TO determine The fare NJ
baseball there for another year I.
was thought likely that keok,jE u,o,,l1
retire from the league
II was also said that Burlington rad
grown tired of "svndic.-e -na..e
ment" and that if that CITY remained
in the association another yea- ,h
club would probably mass 49,. ~ -.
hands of HAYDEN. H,,scaffr. XII
main in the association ai.bo ,,o,/
was a strong protest against The nigh
salaried club maintained -his xaaso.
Meet AGAIN i, N,yo,he,
Secretary Hume fathered y T,l., or
a special meeting in Novernber follo,,.
ing the national meeting Al C,nabs
when the renresentatives If mo e.,
clubs shall state their nosit;,r -,
whether they viii remain 4, nc lase,,s
or retire. and when the directors 80 -.
various clubs shall nrasap. rl.n. So,
reducing the salaries now .nsia rs,a,,
the same high grade Of ha sahau 49,
provide means of imposing a baayy
penalty Tor ,i,ati,,, nj ~. H.,
it rule. Manager Hin of cad.r
Rapids. let it be known ina, nov, vas,
he will be strictly witbin ,ha salar,. ,
limit regardless NJ what ot,,s, cI,,I,s
may do The members of rho as.ncia-
ton GENERALLY feel tho, INC l;... 80 ~
organization is now entirely denanda,,r (
on keeping salaries within The class u !
limit. and all expressed Willingness
to put the bit on managers who wera
inclined 70 go beyond the limj, ~ 50 I
cure their teams. with the excen,ion a,
Waterloo representatives who sin