New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-09
May Light in New York or
Find a Haven Over
in Newark.
THIS CITY REGARDED
AS ULTIMATE GOAl.
Plea for International Club in
Bronx Before National
League To-day.
By HAYWOOD BROUN.


Rv HAYWOOD RROUN.
.rt ty.,..s Cs,. Federal League
'"' IN. bor.
team is on the wing. IL ma! "s"t "eLe
or seek a haven in Newark. I, l.
~. ,,ho oe,rs tho franchise, i.
'"'''' -. >-o,,arl.
strongly 10 favor o. Se'e''"e
but other men in the league would Ike
=. 80 80, Immediate invasion Of New
70 s'' az ..,;-oI
YORK. A man wei mo" 80
baseball said yesterday that theFe Cou'o
no m Question that New York was the
- 900, 81 ,bo Fods and that he
u''.'n"'' hO'' -. -, ,,.o,,ld
haa Oeeh '"io''''" '''"' -.
''"'p''
the Jump mere
Word from Kansas ti'? Yesterday
confirmed the SAFE co. the franchise TO
- .7..o loo,,.o y.se spxious TO
o"''S' -, NJ.
stay D" KANSAS 't!. 80 cn,b
gilmore on, 'nasi,'' S'..n as, h. local
coNiG hol DC P'ofci'S -, 10 tho
people WaN "Ct.s' az, w, no Tenre.
CHdHs,' N",s"T -. 7 -, -, tho
sentcd IN the rcusi'' N'"sN' '''
future r.. ,-;1,,,,ro
IN splte OF inc IHGSsasT m. ~, ~.
directors OF 'he cruz ue0iai GU
would make d last eHoFI 10 ia'Se "'0'''
snd keep the team.
Powers when questioned yesteIua az
was non-commlttal ABOUT ms pans =,
have options on TWO sues III iiaII sun
he said, "aud on three IN NeWaIh'
also have been OhCred yer! lh'Il''e
location IN New ORR. mere arc
number Of wealthy men IN New ORR
VINO want to see a Federal League cruz
brought over there, but Just now am
still in doubt as to what ! shall do. Il
] decide 10 20 into Newark II is prooa-
bic that several business men IN 'hat
city Will be associated with me IN the
enterprise.
Hcmmcd IN by DaSeD9lI cIuDS on
every SIDE Ne" loIN VII, Id'e "''HoN
tional League will pass on the request
Of the International League for terri
tory IN The Bronx. Edward Barrow
and his associates base their request on
the ground that by putting an lnterna-
t.onal League club in The Bronx the
possibility of a Federal League invasion
The Giants have not yet taken a
stand in regard 10 the scheme, but
among the advance guard OF National
Ieaguers who arrived here Yesterday
there was little sentiment in favor Of
the plan. The opinion was expressed
that the Jersey City club could not
keen the wolf from the door. let alone
Aside from the consideration Of the
aforementioned League plea there is little
business TO be transacted by the Ma,
tional LEAGUE men AT their scheduled
ncoting i'm the Waldorf today. Angus,
Hermann. Chairman Of the National
Commission. said Yesterday that he was
amused 10 reopening the question Of a
,iayer limit
Nv have aIrcodv decided on lim;,
NJ ,veutv-ooe mon " he said. "and
don't see why We should 20 back or
that. even if the American League has
adopted n different attitude"
long even n times are bad. The biz
pitcLer. who parted compauv with The
Superbas a few days ago signed a one.
year contract Yesterday with the Fed
oral Ieaguc lie will he assigned TO .
club later.
.n,o...,L o,d a. I'll ava row 81,
..,l - IN - ~ Ill 80 30 s.oto
~ IN nv ~. - o,'v 80 p
- on ..rl,a 49,. 'I;,.o,;, g.
IL IL ~ s,'r, - - 90,
~ nc "Iu 80, 49,, -, 80, nc ,bo III
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80 20" u''' ''''' WV" '0 ''"''
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Iater tho Yankees may he manned n,
roasted. but first thew will be boiled
Joe Kelley will take a squad of pitch
ers and catchers 20 Hot Springs. Ark.
on February Is. In the party will be
Fisher. Caldwell. Warrior. Cole. Keat.
ing and Brown. pitchers, and Sweeney
and Nunamaker, catchers. This delega.
tio, viii ioin tbeir underdone team.
mates 81 savannah on March 10 Ri
Donovan homes that in getting nj,
nitcbers awav 10 an carly start the,
viii be able 10 give the rest of the
come TO camp.
The Yankees will puUaua tho Cuha in