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toseuaes A'oln ou"oay ea'aos VI 'uo ss'4o
uee' "u tnc GROUNDS III League s'lncs ~ eaae1
1Aetu ~ cause senefatl s1l'.ls a'aons e.uo on'
GERS ana managers, who Without exception re
gurl Cincinnati as a nuisance in connection witt
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| " W eP"teu lue uecesslt9 W e'o1 sIsttiAs -
| play game OF DatL All the other Clubs In the
of the 1eng,,a nermitting m oames ~ :ht
| s,,.,.as I .,"a ~ po9 ~ s"no9 m ~ -
.n, :, .neacon escep.!ns Leasue kaneo ihe,'
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patronage of their respective communities te
divide with the Toa1,,e tha ,vhue of tha none,
mar, for baso-na1,, rsa1 ,tt,.r - 1,.,,ou ~ ~,
Pa" Ao' oA'1~o"1t: Ancs 'to" Az i'4uoe ~ ~
| solo on the grounds and pander to no drunkards
| depraved appetite By putting tho temptation
| Of beer before him within easy reach at pall-
60 40 ~ e''a ~ .Ae Ao"'
team used to be ordered to sloW-up between Inn
tho profit on which was an i1nportaut source of
a.e,,, =. 80 ~ ~ >a.1 eose "
te'enuo ~ ~ eue e'uo. Eve" l'o" tae oeet-1efk
the Club out financially, md tho present ciucin-
nati nine are employed very much as pretty
waiter,g'rls are'-to fncrcnse tho consumption
ano saIe OF Deer and swell the receipts OF tho
Club. 1t is degrading. offensive, ruinous. this
assocIationof base bali and beer, and the League
Y TINT mt 53s % BUSINESS @ of pun,rr ~
team No m adjunct ~ a hrot.orr st'o,,,, to o.,
s.',. ~ 49, 49, ~ u1e"cs suou1o We sat
shonla os DISPLAYED toward Sunday games on
League Gluo Grounds. such games are fraud
upon vlsttlug CLUBS, IN that they atsrAct to the
q a Monttny game, aud surfeit and ~ the appe-
tite Of the community for baseball: The ques-
nun @ ootn " 81 sunday games and beer-jerklng Is
not one o. morals, ~: or sound business policy
OUTSIDE OF cincinnati, IS supported by
class q people by whom these practices aro
whose patronage Is OF tnnnitly greater vnlue III
that uf the element to whom beer is IN ntt.,,c-
ton anu n necessity. II the cineinnati Club
wants to have Sunday games and convert its
grounds into beer saloon, let it do it outside
the League. There are plenty Of cities anxious
fo take tho place vucated by Cincinnati whose
retirement would ba hailed with geuerai sltis-
fnction.
Oa the subject OF the continuance Of tho Ave.
players agreement TR1nUsE reporter yester-
uuy interviewed President Hubert, the head Of
ene League and or the Chcago Club.
10 you tl,uE the agreement rescrving play
ers Will oe Kept In force?" was asked
haven't doubt ut it" was the emphatic
response.
But notice some signs of opposition to q
renewal or the measure for next year,-npfubly
III the case OF the Cincinnati Enquirer, which
rexafas the agreement as u bltrary and unjust
10 inc payers
Ihat ls all stuff and nonsense" said Mr..
duiocr1. Ihe agreement Ia vital necessity
10 tne League IL l5 perfectly just and proper
Stroke OF business for the clubs to agree among
themselves to put stop to bidding tor players.
me erect OF coutrlry policy would be t5 kill
Oh tue weaker clubs ny tuEng from them the
payers VINO hnFe the strongest hold OH public |
Iavor IN tnefr respective cities. There are not
20 exceed two clubs in tho Lcug,1e which could |
I'VE II tho bidding process WAS In vogue. All |
but two Will quit the season Of 1850 with tn ay-
eraEo loss OF sSo0, and none of these Clubs will
tA!Cu9O EOuIQ Au0rd 10 Out0td any and all clubs |