Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-09
IdH|RTY CANDIDATES ARE
EXPECTED HERE MONDAY
secrctnry Wicks Preparing TO Mail
Transportation to Prospective
49, NirginianS.
MoRRIsETTE Will. BE FIRST
candidates TO Begin Going Through
Their PAGES on Monday Afternoon.
harrow Is Working Hard TO Build
81 Up Strong Circuit.

~ Transportation Will hc mailed 10 ttir
fy candidates for the Richmond team
Tomorrow by Secretary Wicks OF the
K Nfrgintans. The money will reach the
mon In plenty o. time FOR them 10
rive here before Monday noon. when
all players have been ordered TO report
TO Manager jack Dunn. who will he on
hand to welcome them personally and
Start off the preliminary practice that
afternoon. II Is expected that Bill
Morrssette. the big port aide HEAVIER,
{ will he the first here. as he expects
I to arrive I'm time to warm up on Fri
day.
The local situation remains un-
changed. Dunn is Sill on hunt for
good receiver or two and he Is also
anxious to sign up n shorts,op of nbill
ity. His twirling staff is we'll cared
: for and he has sarncred n trio Of heavy
hitting gardeners First sack IS to
be covered by Fill kellogg. while Neal
1sall will look after the keystone cush-
ION. The hot corner Is another problem.
hut TWO likely recruits viii fight for
The position.
From every city in tho league with
the exception of Newark and Jersey
City, the reports for the coming season
Rre particularly bright. The TWO Jcr-
Eey towns, however. are to be lined up
by President Ed barrow, and N.
former will probably have n success
full season. The Jersey City proposition
IS delicate one ana is giving The
1nts lot OF worry. II is highly prob
Rblc that Dunn Will rclinuuish amy
claims he has on Mike Donliu in order
that the scrappy veteran, who has
n never been known 10 sdcstcp trouble.
can take active charge Of tho Skecters.
Barrow is making good progress In
mis- work OF STRENGTHENING the weak
clubs of his league" The Baltimore
and Buffalo problems have been solved.
Newark and Jersey City remain To he
fixed up. The Newark Club is 10 hc
sold by the Ebbets McKccvcr comhina-
tion. II Is understood. and a syndicate
IS ready 10 take over Jersey City. Roch-
ester, Toronto, Providence and Montreal
did not need assistance. Will. tho
war has hurt them, they were in
shape TO weather the gale without
trouble.
harrow Adopts Right Course.
Barrow has adopted the right course
in handling the affairs OF the lnterna
ing to stand a little adverse going like
that of last season, IT has no business
'n the league. The clubs should not be
operating on ShocstringS.
by strengthening the weak spots
Barrow Will put his league in shape
10 go on Indefinitely. regardless OF
present lnulCatonS neither SID, to the
controversy is going TO back down. No
matter how much il costs them, the -
j. clubs and the Feds are going on with
their bitter warfarc. The International
has adopted the policy OF doing what
81 is told TO do by the major league
clubs, and 60 must prepare TO with
70 give II.
There is no reason why the coming
season should not he as much of a
success artistically rs ever The Feds
cannot u.s. the players in the lutcrna-
iional They have grabbed enough
stars and players OF blg caliber 10 I'LL
mp all the vacant bcTths on their clubs,
and so can not hurt tn" luicruatioua.!
by taking players. The club owners
5aTsr IN me H%arrow circuit nave
think they can better themselves by
going 10 the Feds, they are al liberty
10 go. This is tim" when, because, ot
TOO many ball players. and the IN
sernational expects TO r"i n lot of
conditions the @.t4!s HAY expect 10 see.
In addition 10 iiN!ar UP The schedule
for the coming season the ms have
Yet 10 select the u:uplrcs Eignt az
these indicator holders are 10 b.. hired
before the season opens. l5arro" has
and II T. prObabl" ;n5- euiGs Garner,
ter Mullin and Hart be VIII, TIE
league this year AN hese eaown GOOD
executive ability. ana .nl iniale teams
on and of the fe!1 wlrn aSilir- Iirk
.N"llin, who was r"urErizaG As m.
best umpir. in tin Iuterin,ioral las,
League.
During ne pos,-seaso, games. ID.
.rst OF "hteh ".ll be played On AIarch
=, !oca! unr4f"s "Ill be used .utirr!..
ST any arc available Arrtr.p tF,,...
5ecoinmendcd FOR sue.. Gur i. "Dutch"
bottoms, WHO iHad" "a good record las-
year IN amateur circles am! !,,.r ,y.,,
- the arp!acniau I-earIe FREQ Wee
tcrEeN, "hp has acted IN THIS rararfrv