New-York tribune., 1868-11-12
BASE BALL.
THE xEw-JERsEY STATE ASSOCIATION.

THE NEw-JERsEY STATE ASSOCIATION.
The first annual convention of the New
Jersey State Association Of Base Bail Players was heu
IN Phoenix Engne-house at New-Brunswick' yesterday
afternoon President A. Ward conducted the proceed
ines The followingnamed delegates were in attend
snee: A. p Mayhew and j. ID. Leonard, Americus Club,
Newark; Thos d. Harrison and J. II. Westeryelt, Ber
gen Club, Bergen II b. Mood ana cpntire Te1 CSeIsea
Club Long Branch; i. A. Ward Eureka Club, Newark
F. H. Landcl and Sheridan Newark SIhp MSWarh Ch
Princeton JAS Gale and Samuel Armofy kes0lue Ilu9
Elizabeth JnO MeheyeTs and RoDd T. on6 mVSgSnS oSnS
Raritan Club, South Amboy' ana Messrs osnaushhessy
and Fangtoa Union n CHe @ had been read
and approved report Of officers aud nominating com
we're admitted to membership; Rantan Cub south Am
boy; Chelsea Club Long Branch; Uulon Clup, iuuson
Civ; Marion and Etna Clubs, jersey Ctyi Atlantic
Club, Elizabeth Liberty Club NewBrlnswick, Inc
officers Of the Association reported that the ooosy was
in most prosperous condition: tey % @ ' of
The Association The Treasurer reported follows Re
ceips 500 disbursements $50 IS amount in the treas
ury 5 25 The Convention then proceeded to ballot Ior
officers the ensuing year, with the Following result
President j. A. Fenning, Princeton, n. j. First vice
President ThOs D. Harrison Bergen; Second Nicefres
dent Geo Parmelee. Elizabeth; Recording secretary
Thos Gale Elizabeth; Corresponding secretary W. J..
McIntire Chelsea Long Branch; Treasurer. H. L. Hoag-
land New-BrunsNlck ILeee officers were uleh hLny m IN,
stalled and the Convention proceeded 10 act on euvn
questions might be presented Several amendments
were made TO the Constitution 49, - ,,,,,
Messrs. Fenning Wood and Ward were electea % aeie @
gates to the NATIONAL Base Ball Convention Whch Is 10 DC
held at Washington IN December committee "hs W
pOiued TO confer with Committee from the state L@gs
iature to secure the Assembly Chamber az Trenton Tor
the next annual session Of the Association Ihe dele
gates 10 the National Convention instructed TO vote
square against professional ball players and pr0ies
sional PLAYING The Association teegraphed ITS greetings
10 the Slate Convention VI NewlOrk, assembled al Al
bany The Convention adjourned TO hold lis next session
al Jersey City providing the Assembly rooms can
not be obtained.
THE STATE BASE BALL CONVENTION
ALBANY, Nov. 1.-THE Base Ball Convention
was held in the Assembly Chamber to-day, the session
lasting from II o'clock TINS morning until o'clock TINS
afternoon without iuermissOn over 70 clubs were rep
resented although only 38 delegates The most I'M
portant action that which resulted in the expulsion
of the Mutual Club for infringing the constitution OF the
association by relnstating Duffy. After the club had
been expelled and the Judiciary Committees action had
been sustained the Mutual Club reinstated, with
but one dissenting The election Of officers resulted
as follows President z. VooThes Vice Presidents,
| First-J. W. schofed, second-G. Lewis; Recording
Secretary NJ j. Kelly Corresponding Secretary, III. w
Garfield Treasurer, q. IL Albr0; Delegates 10 the Ma
tonal Convention, Messrs Herring Tassie Wildey Page.
Murtha, Wheeler, Mattoon and McKean Judgc-Adyo-
Gates Messrs BeltOn and Wheeler.
The Convention adjourned 10 meet ia Albany NoYem-
Der II, 1909.