, 1877-11-18

AASsEs:ete'as3 ~ ATsEsEe:e ASsEsEe x Z
There's not enough difference there to make an,
Talk-away for either party. II il be true, as ther'
far reason to expect. that Reis is better than
Mitchell ana LarKin much stronger than youns
Wine. Chicago will stand its cEaace with III.
eiaao1e temper which has characterized Its bal
public since 1873.
1t should be added, in justice to Mcssrs. Foley
enu Addy. that they were not expelled or dls-
u's-el, as the EnYErer incautsonsly asserted,
but honotably released, as Is shown by notice
iionl secretary aounsso that effect. The differ"
enee is an important one to the players them
ee!,ts, hccause if they were - dismissed tncy
could not play In. or against League CLUB,
where.
The Commercial reasons over the engagement OF
Gcer aEd concludes that, whiic there are no abso-
int -a'ious against him. yet there is flavor
%hieh cannot be washed ort. and which il would
nave dispensed with by releaslng him. The same
Fspe7 notes that the stock Of me Ball Assoeiaiion
las been Increased from S5, 0Qo to $40, OJ0 with
H-Wp paid up. 1t AIDS:
In conversation with President Men. he Informed .
reporter that lie hcltcrru that the lonts-
tou!d be q Imcds,e @ "a and DIX astns 1cnca and os
Nsvsy has ~Tstn to the h sa9ns easct and Al
ssaa , ao 9r:, ihs n,er snd rs y }n f
ssakt of professional sisyers any suspicious element,
ne bs tha eass ID % s atc1ess 1
NEW YORk'S HOPES
News from the game IN New York is OF a varied
. Esa ground will oe laid out at Fleetwood Park.
ont gives no hint us towaethes nine will be added
u u nof. The same. paper credits Nr C3mmeyer
WITH the assertion that there will be no ball
IN The Cnion Ground next year Another scheme
1sto have ground laid out ut Coney Island and
managed By Mr. Caulmcyer- This involves the
p!aying OF games every Saturday, when tue crowd
u the seaside il greatest. This is, however. only
an idea rs yet Add to all other reports the fol
lowing fFou the Enquirer:
The withdrawn OF the Fcreuson team from Brooklyn
Aas bse deicrmturd weeks ago. and their place has NJ
IsaoT b;en supplied ny the ttica Club whieh VII move
1ar a u officially aunoune is as follows: >:eho,as A.
So1t juseptl \. Hpche, \. smith, william Purcell,
E'ond.
TIE TRIBCSE's REMEDY
l1e remedy for crooEedness in ball playing IS
IL the hands OF the League No other as3veiatloa
nas uone or en- do much for the game. for the
1eHson that none occupied so entirely the
ssonncence OF Its friends patrons, and Managers.
~ IS greatly to tie credit OF the Louisville Club
inst II has had the force and vitality to expe GER
oacked by the Leagues approval. Without dis
Cusslng further the facts. The TRIBUNE presents
Us remedy and asks the League to consider it. If
some one will be so good as to formally present
II Ihlf remedy is in the form OF an addition TO
tne constitution. and be added to Art A1.+ as
Sc T. A tho head o: that Of the teasuea pab.
Vt tts Constitution aud Kulcs which follows thc
o;5slAl list OF players shall be rrntci this: Tile
sans conposinE this Lea pledge themseses nos 70
Tnyi IN any Ea1nc where their niaes are coatesS!nt
Under this head sha bc printed the names OF a play
peiicd dismissed by 1ntu,her Of this League
$oa also such names may be ordered By the League