, 1876-02-09

BASE GALL.
NEW nAvEF'H tNnI1NATtox.
The Now Haven {Conn.) roopio aro much in-
ccnsOd At thu action Of the rocont mooting in
Nar York by which they woso virtually loft out
OF the ring for 1876. Tie Is.ton sagH:
Tbs Now lraveun hare patd tue sdv.nro money 10
tho men Engaged a'F@ cana'ed ~Hh tho rules Ut tIo
Amortization. hayo go,,o on tho jon stock pan, anl
Assocattott. Tito New HaFcs4 h.re of graani,
a paFe L ws. hsr sk @
baseball ) pora,snont institution. 1t known
BY ito etnbs a oyer ts eountry, In ta Association
49, ' 81 ta' sa .aaass ssa''e@ @ofEsS siI
t0 u pa @ ,ao a stR tWo osser .na i ae.s tsy Z
Rna Lhiialsn1I, p.5tiy sat md Hartford 4 h,jpy.
Tho mret!EN t!a yeEterdny wan sccrCt Affair. Ninth
Ing sail 70 tho Nov Havona, anu It In presu,nea
% nno Of tho unnyited Knesh. After tho thing was
players a. Zctt,oii Knowdei, Malone, Mcycr,e sciai.
1sr ps6o noa o.hss hssonE players of r9usasson
monopoly. TIC Western cui;s united viii, iho lrast-
uf tho New llsven ttackhohGrs tncnpd 10 beieve
that Tho New luses will 10 admitted u tue 'lnssue,
ts leasu @ @ oweves sonor, t.e ii ef 9lss sss p.y
their work. There ID great ea! Of feeling cohcnrn-
=
cniatcd sceug aumo playing here thia soaaoh, aud
who 20 lesting have Invested tllpir money are ut
once disappointed and Indignant.
Tho Regislor LOOKS at tho u&ttor titus:
II tho report Of the meeting in New YORK Ia correct
y given, no doaht ss!icsteu WILL bs nade by tho New
ltagans for admission Into IT, 1u s.,r case It IL tif
aene Tha S p Il oaaMSs
eqtsa OF thu Lost Ia tho country. rruparuuona hAvo
essn mss ios tne erection - u grand stand nEon he
10 saya shst eson Il te Now Iavcss aru denied ID.
tho o.hor ciutA challenged liz thinks tit il lilo Ut.
izens OF Ncw Haven are wilnH 10 support tAeir nno
Acrn Will 10 no tcaeon why The CLUB shall net cnnia
GU, among tho 0rst in tho country oven II kept out Of
tho Ring.
Tho Palladium. has The following expression
Of iss opinion:
II tho New tlaveu Club Is not gonuino stock conf
pny taSss T. 10 ss ,na Il b n1t sue .s
ycst at loHa hut Ii Ii trua uhat as that to do
a,ih ih!s saeFs nte which "a oersa.aiy ,el, bcttes
mny be, Tic managers Of the Nav Haven nine viii n-
ply for n1tAsion to this new league, II tely oxtss
t n yez ~ 9 e son;s IN H. ., ~ o1s
snccessul sesaou. there cal be no good and hpncHt
reason fur barring IT out. II adrnlsaon be Refused
ono of the n,,pposel League, co-opcrnvs nine,
but that dont seen, to he charged ugaiust them.
When those pa1lern assert that other clabs did
not lose money playing with them, they aro to
10 roforrcd to tho following statement : TIN
EhicaEos played throe ganleH in Now Haven lust
year, and rocotvcd as thoir shnre OF tho EAto-
money tho following sums:
July ~. es.9a
guy ps.S1
ToAl for Three games, .S!t0.aG
Tie Chicago Club OF 1876 has q first tsuty to 10
houorabiy discharsod-to pay their bills; and,
since nvery championship Euuio for tho sear viii
o0st about l00 Oh al nvetnGe, itisfoolisi ior tue
Now Haven paoplo to hosl over tho refuHhi OF the
Chicago Club mauego1a 10 70 there aud playat q
mt loss Of ovor $500 per Gnme. Tho Now Haven
Clubs dividends 10 visiting cinba II othora fared
NJ we'll "a tie Chicago, would DO nomothlug loss
than tho cur fire aud hotel hills Of tho trip,
saying nothing about aa!arles.
Again, judging the fnturn by tho past. Now
Haven cares only 70 play games on It's own
grounds, where It can lavo two.thlrds OF tho re-
coipta. Last yoar ahey calmly rofusod 10 PLAY
return games in tho "eBt, and yet thoy grunbla
trick another year. Tho stasesnont thas tho nov
club sboHtl 10 allowed 10 como In bocalleo Il has
nino "tho oqunl Of any In tha country III too
comicat TO bo commented on.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Tie leading clubs Of Canada, such AZ tho
Maple Leaf. tho 1T. Lawrence, tho Tecumssh,
etc., nre golng to strpngthon thelr ninos-
least thoy think thcy ase-by importing second
c!asa piuycrs from tho States. or oourss they
will cease to be regular amateur atuba nttcf this
nnd moreover, cannot cnim crodlt for tLci1 Yio-
torios as Representative Canadian oluba eIhor
Throc events will mark tho play In the profoa-
alnnal arena during the Centennial ycar which
arc vol calculated to inoroaBe tho iutoraat taken
in tho annual championship contests. Tho ono
u the oatroo Of regular @ protossonal tosm com
| now Chicago team mill be. Tue second lB the
sdrous OF q Bouthern professional team, thsroby
Tor tho frat tlmo having tho four seclions Of tLo
country represented, this 6outhcrn toan bong
Al. Nt1 knG
! visit Of picked tenn cf ball p]ayers from tho
| rAefIe UoaAt, under tho auspices Of tho loading
cluba OF San francisco.
William Il. pa1hB, Of ERston, Fn., taB becn
engaged by tho uoBton Club as twelfth man.
Tnrks played as lofs fielder aud pitcher for tho
bandu.ent played with tho philadolphaB. llis
| debut In tue hall fold WAS with the auatonr
E4Bton Club In lsGo. In 1872 he played left
tinld for the Ro9oluteu, OF Elizabeth, N. J. Tho
seasou OF 1874 found linn in the Same posi-
ton in the Ehatoa Club. tho best amateur
club over organized, bradley aud miller. Of St.
Lonia, beiug respectively pitcher mud catcher Of
the nino. llo III good runner, lno doldor,
but ns d pitcher lls ID not remaElskblc, liB do
livery being swift unaoshand throw, And liz not
particularly effective lie Is a good playnr.
taken all IN ali, snd good addition to thclr
tito.
CENTRAL PARK DRIVING CLUB.
Last evening the Cehtral Park Driving Club
held snecslpg in Owsley'H Hall. northwest cor
nor OF lloboy aud Wpst Madison esrco.s. Mr..
Mosoa Jones presided.
Mr.. MolIonry prcBontod a draft Of = couHtltu-
| ton aud bylaws. which wcfn adopted. The
momborshlp foo was lxod at G25 4 year. and no
liquors arc 10 bo allowed oil tho ground. Public
p,as,noes during the soason arc 10 bn given for
| tho exhibition OF gentlonens horses. Tha Of
uAplzAtun IL strictly prvata ono, and !ts ru'es