Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-08
BASEBALL N0GULS
Invade new YORK
Expect that Drastic Action
Regarding Feds Will
be Started.
INTERNATIONAL MAY
HAVE SHORTER CARD
President Wants 14O Game
Season-Dooin De-
nies Report.

New York. Dec. S.-After a session
which lasted over six hours. President
T.. 4. Barrow and the club owners OF
the International baseball league ad-
iourncI to meet here again today. and
III all proNa hili;y their SHnuAl meet
ing. which began yesterday. Will not
be finished until the latter par; OF the
wecS.
Every club was represented and
,SGrinS the session w. +, Bradley of
t>!rhmond. Va. and Nicholas Valen-
tine and James n. MeehSil. represent
case, \, y. SAVE assurances Of excel
lent financial tscS.MS to their re-
quests 81 haN!nS the franchises Of
/ the Ssl;!r,oTe, Nd, saS Jersey City
tiNas respectively transferred 10 their
cities
rresidsa: Barrow stated after the
atsSc':rn:s1en. tina; in aN likelihood
these requests woulS Ne tSvoCsoly con-
Ssaerea AND s committee WAS s7po:n,-
eSs IL take entire charge oc this INST
;sr> The >a.a,..s:;;ee Viii report to-
! day.
! n shorter PLAYING seasaa,e to7 the
season III lssS w:ll ss S;caaSS a6v>-
Gated ny !reSISen; Ss--ow. who IS
! very mach II FAVOR az 5ssssTaS the
| as>sa!aS y. the saasoa ana slas-ns :.
earlier.
"A schedule y. 40 games. sasa he.
| to my ss.saS viii he adequate aS Is.
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sss,aa a-esa.s~s Aseeasil ny tie Tsa-
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tes<.ce ana the Sg.rsSi!.1S a players 70
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4 who hs~e 6~se-1e6 n-exninses l,asstssI I
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