New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25
MORE IRONING FOR
GOV. TENER TO DO
Case of Johnny Evers Must
Get Another Scrubbing
on March 6.
FEDS TO HAVE BUSH
LEAGUES, THEY SAY
Athletics Visit New York Without
Winning a Game or Even
Worlds Series


,i,ho.,,b tho National League has had
more than us due share % wash DAYS
tho "Frc-s matter" is not Yet 'ironed
ont" 10 quote two fsvorite phrases Of
go, crnor Tcncr
The hoard OF directors OF me ittSN" va"
meet in ,niy city ON March % give the
affair 81 final ycruhring
rn All probability. now that Mnrphy has
hcer eliminated from baseball something
.,,. las. az t-vo,s Hob Perdue and B.N
Soccroy tine pitcher and mnalder of the
-. ,r,,.s o-no were originally slated
ro~ ,.ti,oco and then given back 90 Bos-
,o, rnl know where to hang mp their
t,,s sr,,r ,ho meeting.
f. is possible that the chicago '''S
,,,.. -.f tle p'syers. or he league m'H
......, ... ann. elaborate deal involving
,,.,,s 7-h. phlHo. would Ike 90
~. s,,,-..., a,5 Iorn j. McGraw hsS
,i,.,,s t,,ap 4n adniirei OF pecduc.
9, any case. the Boston club will NOT
Ia allowed IN have al the best of tine
bargain
r.f..., , nov, nresi6ont is chosen FOR tue
,..,ss ,,e ,,Dsf Doe tassed upon hy Cover
,,... Tenor The president OF the National
-.. t. had 90 mich trouble in get
..-,. I'D az A1urpb, that he is determined
o,,, t,. .buhb, ones successor snail he
.. -,-soo Guaranteed 20 20 about his work
.,i.,,..,. ,ro1Sinc the cnmity OF the base
hail world.
d., ann, case II is certain that the next
,.,.s,,.,,, Of the cubs viii be a nan oi
r.,. ,rords The. DAYS of the mon"iosist
81, h,sobar have passed.
Tho Fcos expect 10 nave ''S' ,., -,
~ their own hN next SeaS""' "' -.
James s.. Gilmore VINO is '-"'' ',,
This city. 10 has oeen p''i'e" ,,,,
the ,ot ~ the player who lahS 3" nm
eood wiz the outlaws III .,as.,e.
Inc viii have no leasue Of lower c'aSS'"-
cation 90 which he may go. 90
Mr. Gilmore feels certain. however ''.''
This state of araTS - "i''H 'y-tt,,,.
lie believes that many o. ''e eN' '',a-
minor leagues can be- l"o"'e" .',
their connection "itn Organic"
and throw ln tner ''l "''' Ct"
chain OF leagues ,,h.
w. p Leonard OF Fofuau"' Me .
owns tho grounds of the Dali ''"o !"
-. ,ostardav. but said that baseball
&c no, under discussion. Billy Lauder
orce with the Giants and coach OF the
Columbia baseball team last season was
another visitor 10 the Federal league
beadouarters.
Mr. Gilmore. C. T. Davis. Chicago
- 60 H. washington Park
Wv, a., a,no,,nced that bids
S'"''''' - ,.i,l,ir q day mr. two. The
"'''U o. -, souo,t prooLlyn man
~. ,.tu ta disclosed before the END
- 49, ooaL nm although score OF
80, t,a,,e beep mentioned. no candidate
naS ~
,.. ,,,.. ,.ici,ity or
W., 49, 1900, bnt he denied Wig
- - tnsi.,,ntl, that ne would
IT. r.,
- -. ,.,. o1nh that I'd like 10
.c,. u-,,,oo .a,d tbat,s
-. -. ~ th.t
'"e N''is .,s' ,.,.,, r.ad,.
t""e "'s Wv ,..u oho.d
-, -. con la, hack and take # easy
a. 80, 81 ,,,.. .,n,s"
All the worlds tourists who are still
unsigned will receive offers from the Fed
erals The loose players of the party are
epe"Ne'' "'''eO "' 49, oa. - Tho
lee "dsoe- ...,,
iea"hE 'dno'"'',N w
"' ''e
Air Gilmore will 20 back 10 Chicago
to-day or tomorrow, but he will return
I'm time 20 welcome the tourists. The
Federal leader will meet the players down
the harbor and hopes 10 get some i'm
mediate results by liberal display OF
hapknotes and checks
The Athletics visited Ne" YORK >eS'e'-
day. and. contrary to'the" "S"d' ouS''''
went away without winning game 'i
even worlds championships. IheN wee
on their way 10 the training '0i"I j"
Connie Mack will not sail for few
DAYS end Harry Davis was in charge Of
the party. Bullet" Joe Bush. VINO stood
the Giants on their heads iu one all-lm-
portant game last October. VAS mem
her OF the party. but most OF the men
were recruits. who face the cheerful ,as',
Of trying 10 prove that they are bettec
Innis