The Morning herald., 1876-09-25
base Rail-.

| Slonal cluO IN new haven III 1915. Al
/ meeting recently company was formed
with capital of $25 900, with shares at $50
each, which are being taken up by leading
merchants, who desire tosee strong club in
) New Haven next season.
Bond has not been suspended as some
papers will have it by the League. Ifthat
was the case he would not be eligible to play
!, next season. Itwas the club that suspended
him.
The League rules governing such eases
say: Each club belonging to this League
shall have the right to regulate its own
affairs, to make it own contracts, to estab-
its own rules and to discipline and punish its
own players"
By the Athletics not fulfilling their West
ern engagements, their membership ceases
with the League, and all games played will
have become null and void. If there should
be a League in existence next season, which
is very doubtful, it Is not probable that the
Athletic would be in it. 1t is pretty nearly
certain, therefore, that there will be no
Athletic club next season. In that case
Anson, Battin and Bradley are free to do as
they like.
Hicks lameness will prevent him from
playing again this season, and Holds
worth is ailing from very severe attack
of chils and fever. Maloney and Hayes
two fine amateur players, will fill the =
places.
Sometime this week the Clown Cr' ok
eters from England will play the Ath' ,etics
a game of base ball. They will have
eleven men, and will also be allow ed siY
outs.
The Hsrtfords started on thr, p weeks,
tour on Tuesday last. They wi ! nlay all
the strong clubs in Eastern \ ew York.
thence TO Syracuse, taking 10, % skin from
here TO Detroit, Michigan, whe re they nlsv
on Monday 25th, (to-day) Their frst
League games will be With the CHICAGO
on Wednesday and Thursds y, eth and 18th
instants.
4 base ball club is tc be organized at
Troy, \. T., composed entirely of old base
ball players, who have been MANNED hv
playing the game. Tie club will be ammo
pr!ately called the Gid Limpics. hi.e-
hall Times.
The Au'uals are about in the same coadi- |
ton as the Athletics. They csnno, col
West, and OF course they will be SUSPENDED
from the League. The Athletics bad the
audaelty last week 10 state 10 them that if
they would guarantee the Athletics 500.
they would go to Brooklyn and play'
lhe Athletics, al the same time, are nm
Der oohgAtlons to play these games in
Brooklyn.
The Boston club has been fortupa.. in
securing the aid OF a genius to write their
Oils. Before the recent visit of the Chica.
COS he caused the dead walls to be covered
with the following legend. made more start
ing py proiuse use OF great big type:
Two tremendous games with the West.
ern kings. Ihc Chicagos headed bv the ia
NOUS quartet Of the Bosten grsdus,ts.
"nose gres. proficiency on the diamond
neld reflects no less credit upon themselves
man upon their former instructors, will re-
Se'e eoroia! welcome in these final games
lrom 'helr tC's's OF friends, who will doubt
less .hrong the grounds 10 witness the.st
desperate champion struggles ~ I, issn
even te: that the man who wrote ths, r-sd
oaIed from the New York sun" editorial
staf.-Chicago Trioune.
l! is runorei hat Presiden. Thomnso,
,! the Athletic has resigred, and the cInhI
S atou! dtsbspding. This is unfortunate
oe old club has eeen looked upon as one Of
oalsdeiphis's permanent institutions. Bu-
: Is oe,Ie! they should 60, than be subjected
-no.her season 10 such wre,chei mspso-e.
neu..
As mere are many -umors in circulation
Z regard 10 "JosePhs' and lis con.rac, T.
IA! oe au'ho-its.ively stated -bs.l
'Josephs contrac, reads :hs. he shall Ia
or for the Boston Base Bail Club. nav h.I
y o:her athletic sFor:s for :e-n Of -hras al
ears, and lor the performance Of said dr.
les lie snsl receive $3.50 for tie frs. Yea,
-,tH Tor he second. AMI s2.lnQ tar tta
hird year. Nov, SIS Captain T-:gb, has
Aid ina. ''Josephs' mss 10. came up to his
SFec,4;i rs. i: is understood, ,ha: he wsr.s
canceL MS engagement, tie consideration
! Lrs; being $50. joe" said 10. tu. ha m
7on-c axe sl,1p. After while the man. Vi
gers eoIc!udel 10 -!yt him the sum h.
sAel' eu: When the smouni was terie-1i
e cort.uled he would sick 20 his cs1u,rsc,
a!ing lie liked Beston pretty well and he
~ I! - 1e!! say teTe IS 5, home. The u
o:! goes iha' several methods hsye t.sn 49,
led 70 MAKE him work so hard .h., he
Qua oe ioEee1i TO give ~ his eon.rac.. bu.
" IFing pEcud or handsome. and with ",
rons aFn and gro5 constitution, he chaa-
LOBE. oos'on
borden Or 'Josephs. as he Is Gala,
z Ike child. Better take The s. Cts1snS
'me home. than 70 De subjected to DO all
le oiriy work OF the club. If there ws.s
osstoili.! OF Borden becoming g-es; in The
lsiness, that would te anoih thing: bu,
IS hofT!essiy gone as : pitcher, and IN
,! o:heF position he is very inferior. Oh.
Josephs, do come houe, We have missed
u 50 much.
NeAleer was Of the opinion :ha. his ssr.i
ees were no: appreciated by tie Eyie Club
~ ne therefore left rather suddenly on
-iiay LAST.
The "CouEier-7ournal'' uyseriouslv
hAs rs eye and drops little hints like
eS iRe Louisville directors are ns-
;ia,ing with two big guns in he ban arm.
next years nine. We are DO, a, lit4r-vI
state their names Until al, Arrangement n
We been completed with them" Nsybe VI
ey are Bech.el and Fred Trescy. LIE. nal
NJ and see.-"Chicago Tribune" You
wrong again, my dear, Bechtel and p.