New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10
;ldERs' TEAM
PICKED BY FEDS
IFORNEw YORK
,,rore Announces Plans
a ia1 invasion Following
W Annual Meeting
rpoME BEATTY.

IfhONAE
-. City Federal League
- . , by George s'ov'll' will
>, ..Tr,d to New York next sea
r''l",,r. % 81 announcement
. y Jan" A Gilmore president
- D .,A.,ts Aitsr their annual
80 w. I,si,n.pOiis yesterday;
xa,s Shieh finished fourth last
~ asY' b. strengthened by trades
s,'t W. ysSsrai League teams ana
~ sas ne sisnius Of players now
s.ii' y ~, baseball IL is prao-
rt~ "a according 70 men IN o
~ - Know, that bSnny hauu w w
$40. Of the Manhattan r 60
~ Issdi. Plank may be orouynt
90 l - 70 increase the drawing
f'ay - for a park on Manhattan
EriNY hssn obtained, according TO
So 'n - plans have been drawn
;sSf, ssn 10 seat $1,000 persons.
y s'S:Iair. owner OF the Newark
- VII be president OF inc NC"
%. ~, ~. plans will be carried out,
\ I~sgus oAicisls ssy, provided
hssh sgIeemsnt is made with or
y ssW',.sbsl! Conferences between
p't. factions will continue, and
y .S,septs satisfactory 10 both
VA -, be made, the New YORK
n.n q course will be called on;
s, u.-,n WHO Is picked 70 manage the
~. Federals, was manager OF
Nv .,,l,nd Americans before he
~ - he independents. Previous
~ /. PLAYED first base for :he
y 20, ~, e Civ lost $4,000 last year.
a. ri receipts FOR the season were
40 and the owners assert that only
-, div did the league show
10 Increase in attendance over
~ r., The Independents attempted TO
=. y, franchise away from Kansas
- "a. spring, 70 transfer II to New
: ), stockholders objected and went.
- ,cur, with their protest they
:. u the saying goes, and the club
'-,,..d AZ the mouth Of the Kaw. No
49,; however. viii be made now 70
ran the franchise.
=, predicted tight upon Gilmore
49, 70 materialize and he was re-
,,,.,d president OF the league. George
T,,d was named 20 succeed the late
assr B. Ward as viee-president and
IN Gilmore, brother Of the president
81 rrsin as secretary.
n. franchise Of the Buffalo club
81 ,tken away from its holders and
Il h turned over TO other capitalists
I as sane city.
I,,crding 10 statement issued By
!, owners, they are satisfied with con-
sss,, after consideration OF all
Il facts" they announced, we felt
ar We were well rewarded for our
,,sn.ons In 1915
Ahu the Indianapolis meeting Gill
-sr Phil Ball. Of 81. Louis; Edward
sn,,er, Of Pittsburgh; VIII Z. Rob
rssl. Of Buffalo. and Carroll Raisin,
Z Baltimore. went 20 French Lick for
..rlsr conference. They will be
wed there to-day by Charles WEIGH
IA, Of Chicago. George S. Ward and
:GrJ Sinclair returned Immediately TO
gr York.
,sunel Jacob Rupert, one Of the
Esfs Of the Yankees, is in French
4 On 8 vacation, and his presence
~ started q wild rumor about con-
tat between organized baseball and
sFstersls Colonel Rupert went 70
h.;A Lick to forget baseball. and he
v be exceedingly annoyed when he
20 he place cluttered up with Fed
n lssguers.
1.,s II. Ebbets, owner Of the Su-
g;t,I, arrived in San Francisco yes
Stay 70 attend the meeting Of minor
aye oaicials. He announced that he
:. opposed 10 peace with the Federals.
'Itty tried 70 put me out Of busi-
,us he said, "and naturally ! am OPP
pssd 70 any proposition that includes
ra'e So far IS can see there is no
ss-tes Coz the Federals 70 tie up with
u Minors, 90 ! have reached the con-
el1non tbs, eventually the Federals
VII 30 ogi Of business.
As !o' TIE supply Of players Of big
tagss Character, there are not enough
Z g around as il Is, so recognition or
u Fetersls as a third major league is
r''gsihsr out Of the question"
George Moriarty, captain and util-
y lnteldsr % the Detroit American
Atgvs team, was Internationally re-
s,ee yesterday. Moriarty Joined the
'tu In 1871 as a third baseman
ga having played that position for
aitnkees. Ae is a smart player. and
sssolY will accept one Of several
sri from minor league clubs who
20 sign him Gs q manager.
sasn Morisrty played for New York
ssGs q great favorite, and Irish mo-
s-sn Of Sixth Avenue cars often ran
w and killed fans who looked as II
" hight be saying things detrimen-
q he skill Of the third sacker.
5rek" Owens, American Association
eers, has been signed by the Amei-
League Owens three years ago was
national League srbiter. but resigned
,asse he felt his salary was too low.
nirrned 20 the association, where,
si said, he was paid $500 month.
VSsns Is one Of those umpires al
We ready 20 meet player more than
- way. Sometimes he goes further
=. meets him before he starts.
as trst name is Clarence, but that
etsat mean anything.
.ean J. MeGraw arrived In town yes
's'e,y from Laurel, Md, where he has
". ~, watching the horses run. He had
wang 10 say about last season that
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