New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17
BASEBALL MEN IN COUNCIL.
LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
A CONFERENCE COMMITTEE IN sEssIoN-suD1Ecl'
DISCUSSED.

A CONFERENCE COMMITTEE IN sEssloN-sCD'E'i'
DISCUSSED.
The corridors of the Fifth Avenue Hotel were
crowded with well-dressed. enterprsing-looAlhh mon
Yesterday whose chief topic OF conversation was o''e
ball It was the first day OF the meeting OF tue '"s
and American Association OF Baseball cupS' put 'n' ~
sIops ns usual were held with closed doors me Voo
ence committee composed OF A. g. sRaiG9g, OF oso
John Day. OF NewYork. and A. H. sodeD 9 U pGIu
C. Won Der Ahc of ST. Louis and L. simmons OF Phlia,
dephia the American Association, he1 rGrs were
made to bolster up the National Agreement anu Io rs
buttons adGPSd at dS eGd revised in sew
eral Instances. Iho cohletcisot H., Iii Ie IoiI
before the regular meetings OF the League anu Aeo""
Association to-day. A., -, 18th bodi.s yvtl
recent Detroi, and Buffalo deal and some OF inc ueie
gates ia favor OF dropping Detroit from ne ms';
Seemed 10 c he general opinion late last night that
Pttsburg would I'll the vacancy GhusHu ~ P,ra,,,
franchise should that club withdraw. H. H. Behnent
Charles White and c. II. Brown formed deiegatio9i
from Washington representing tho NatiOhal clup 'hu
arc looking for vacancy In either tue League ol
American Association A. H. Ballard pssGuno IN tS So
afternoon and made strong argument I3r Ins
organization Itis thought that al minor hssCSl1Ion9
will be dcbarrcd from the advantages OF the
Agreement, aud that contracts Ot tho F's,t.p, ~,
Amere1n Association WI De FOR as soon
rs they develop tirsclass player the League OF ,G
Association body will take him Edgar NJ Jonnson lI
g. :. Davis Of the defunct Union club OF Cincinnati
were present willing 20 take sco or INhEt4
franchise FOR thcr city The other wellxnOwn paseoa
men present were President H. ID. Mcknight ana ccIV
tary IL G. WykoI OF the erlCdn Associations lIc5i-
dent Young, Of the League; J. III. MARSH anu D. ID,
Miloney OF Detroit; +. X. Stcrno ana j. T. 9aSc, u
Detroit but rcprcsrniing Bu1alo A. koach ahd d. o.
Rogers OF Philadelphia; W. A. Minck ana noIOco
Phillips OF Pttsburg William Barnie. OF bIuulolu'
j. r. DOYLE OF Brooklyn; o. L. CaylOr and o. L. ilereh,
court OF Cinciunati Joseph Hart and u: Phlhp', OF
Louisville; g. SchmcZ, of the st. Louis League ciuo'
and John Alien. OF Providence
BROOKLYN DEFEATED BY BOSTON.
The final game of has ball between the B0s-
ton and Brook n clubs played at Washington Park
Brooklyn yesterday presence of about 1000 peo-
pc. Tie game well contested and interesting rue
League winning through superior WORK at the pat
Tho Boston took the lead In tho hrst INNING anu
held IL to the cnd. The score was:
Roston. .............-..... q ID
Hrs lyu
firsi base on Trooklyn 2 First base on
bail, osion BROOKLYN q Siruck out Boston !. Hropk-
Ign Left bases boston H. BrooHyn lOal base hlt'
- a. Brook 7 DOtbl' plays Mcl a ..a"iN al
syatwoo Three base smita Two base hts urce
Wise Umpire Mr. Council
The game at tie Polo Grounds yesterday between the
Metropolitan AMI Acme clubs was an interesting OatIo
VITA the bats The pr0fc siona!s played III inc FORM Dat
ting well and fielding perfectly. The score was
Acme. Observation-Disclosures. o -
Metropolitan -.....-.--.-....-. u o ! v 40
Base hits Ncnc ;: Mctropp litan. 81 Errprs cme 4
Mc,ro;O % Pitchers schaner and Cuhy. Umpire
John Troy.
The Providence and Brooklyn clubs play at Brooklyn
to-day. At the Polo Grounds the metropolitan ana
Newark clubs Will play.