New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-06
BAD MANAeEMENr OF a BASEBALL CLUB


DISSATISFACTION AMONG The CHICAGO NINE-Gos-
SIP ABOUT CLUBS AND PLAYERS.
Tho systematic In which the management OF me
Chicago club weakening It's prospects for reoapurns n
OF next season exciting mnch
comment interest In the baseball world Ihe Chcagos
have won the often that the citizens OF the
Windy City look pennanb with little interest
wagers already being made that the Chicago club VIII
not again capture the pennan and that Inc real race
season win between the New'York and Detroit CLUBS
While the other clubs doing everything in their power TO
stren sten their nines tho League champions not only
neglect to strengthen but actually weaken the team BY
releasing Its best players The release OF Darympc
the old left fielder considerable SURPRISE but when
few days the model centre fielder batter and base
Tnnn Tuncrsd thai old The regular catcher
% s.v ~: also
:ss ia. G% sssss real
Players Known AnsOn for year, say that The S
captain an son ana moi ae ana a
him Of course spauldngs right bower and he
70 his sS" the and
a e ns for %
s , o % s s to ns a
soared babys temper and that he vents his spleen
SAD e be but friends and the
.ase saa ' sSss key psry%po
Flint and one or two others look upon Anson with
baseball drunk than when he sober
Spaudngs stand In favor Of prohibition should make him
shining light In the tcal party sailing under those cOlos
would not surprise some people 10 the great Spaud
ing take the waerbncket In 1888 80 hastily dropped by ST.
John In 1892
OF threatened that have lowered
baseball horizon the Pttsbug Club suddenly lett
the American Association and joined the League have for
tunately cleared the baseball will probably
the nder Of the winter quiet. AS the
couda disappear OF the coming meetings be
hd IN this city Probably the only vexed question
settled Is the controversy players between
NewYork and Baltimore clubs II is the general opinion
settled Smith and Burns the players wanted by
eacl club Baltimore has the lest of the deal at present both
players having signed with the Baltimore club and being sat
isted that city Manager Barnie needs
smith, the pitcher; but without Burns the third base
Manager Mutre OF the local club has not the adj
mraon he had for Pit her Smith, but wants Burns cover
tir base badly Manager Mutre will probably waive all
claim the coming meeting providing Burns is
given his city, and Barnie WILL III all probability consent
william Stovcy, who has Just signed with the Newark
club first colored reach great fame in
baseball pitched the City club last
showed that he had all the qualities OF great ball player
s,oveys color however has been great drawback to him.
his skin white Instead OF black, he would
the top his calling and would be
pitching OF the larger League clubs His abilities as
O pitcher eutitle him position the strongest team
said the and fielder OF the
Metropolitan club stephen Brady has been released and
that he will not play again with his old indian friends
Although Brady was never great player. he was con
scientous working player and has many friends IN this
city who viii be him In he allowed
to the Cleveland club which needs players badly could
hardly get a better outfelder and captain.
dispatch the West claims that the Kansas City club
applied for admission In the Western League saturday