Richmond Palladium (Daily), 28 October 1904 — Page 7

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POLO GOSSIP

Manager Barnes, says the Kokomo Tribune, has all his men signed and in the city ready to begin practive work at the Alhambra. Mr. Barnes

ft els confident that he has a strong

team, one that will make good showing for the city they represent. They are: First rush, Bob Luxson; second rush, Charles Smith; center, Charles Fitzgerald; half back, Tim Hayes; goal, D. K. Cusick; utility, Mike O'Malley. The Central league will have three referees this year, instead of two as was the case last year. They are: J. Henry Moran, Charles I). Gillespie, and F. A. Larkins. Mr. Barnes is not ready to announce who will be his floor manager this season. Who is Mortimer Rhodes? Secretary Durbin has Issued a bulletin announcing the changes and trades in the line-up of the teams and to the Marion team is credited the addition of Mortimer Rhoades in place of Joe Fox, who is released as a play er but still signed as a manager. There are evidently some people around Marion who still think thatFrank Warner was imposed upon by ether members of the team, and that he was run by the team, and that ousy. These people were very susceptible to Warner's willes, for that individual certainly had the slickest way of pulling the wool over the eyes of certain fans, and he did it to a queen's taste. He may be a good player, and undoubtedly is, but it was his own foolishness that led him away from the Foxy Five. If he had always played polo away from home, as he did here, he would still be second rush on the Marion team. Secretary Durbin has issued a call for a special meeting of the Western Polo league in Anderson today for the purpose of placing all club owners under oath that they will not pay more than $260 per week for any Western league team. It is

probable that the managers will also make affidavit that they will not pay transportation both ways for players

who are now in the east. Official announcement was made also yesterday of the following changes in the

reserve, list : David Tarrant in place of Higgins, who refused to sign a contract with Mnncie; William Robinson added to Loganspprt to take the place of W. If. Conway, who refused to sign; Charles O'Malley added to El wood to take the place of Harper, released; Robert Loxson, added to Kokomo, to take the place of William Curtis, who was released because he said he would not play this season; Martin Rhoads added to Marion in place of Joseph Fox, who is released as a player and signed as a manager of Marion team.

-Jr Just what can be gained by any club owner or stockholder in any club in advocating the smashing of the polo salary limit agreement is hard to understand. They only continue the disaffection and discord among the players by their inconsistent, chatter. It takes three or more clubs to form a league, and the Western League owiuts have agreed to drop any club which violates the agreement. Some persons may lose a pretty good investment by endeavoring to "bull" things through when they made money and others held the bag. A percentage agreement would be the most effective manner of bringing club management, to understand that the interest of one is the interest of all. Indianapolis News. The above only goes to show that Brother Ed. is still sore on the Richmond management. Ed had best stiek to his one sporting specialty pugalism.

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