New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-29
NEWS ABOUT BASEBALL MEN and CLUBS.
rNrKRrsr IN THE MEETING OF rHx ARBITRATION

| INTEREST IN THE MEETING OF THE ARBITRATION
COMMITTEE HIRE.
Baseball are and uncertain state AM
all will not be professional ranks until aiter '
meeting Of the Arbitration Committee In this city Oh
Der H. Then the delegates who have grievances WI" -"
full opinions delegates viii pour oil Oh
the troubled g. Day will order numerous
delegates will usual fall in each others arms ana he
Official bulletin declaring that all the basebh
clubs belonging the National Agreement are AZ peace
Then talk Of for at least another
year The meeting Of this committee is looked forward
with interest by those directly Interested III
disputed points between players managers
and clubs win brought up and all tho dsagreeaoe tanees
unwound Tho of Smith, formerly pitcher oil the
Newark club. will probably DO one OF the h's'
brought up. II Smith ia punished. then 'hree
four other players who have been guiity
Of similar Offences well tremble. Smith expects 10
play Baltimore but will not New.York club can pre-
vent It Smith only agreed to play with the
club advance money That ne ae
ward returned the has nothing to do with inc case
The local club will renquish its claim 10 smith
awarded player whom the managers think equally
valuable Knouf another pitcher. will also be trouood
with insomnia until after the meeting.
rebelng against the protection
under National greement with vehemence
that bring at notice their alleged wrongs
The southern Eastern and Interstate Leagues
and claim that il more justice is not shown they win
ter battles spa s0 II Re smaller orsanasons Would
form protective association q their own and defy
orally believe that they would be better on The clubs belong
the minor organizations merely training
schools for the League american As
they develop player OF promise OF the older clubs
TO swoop down the energetic manager and
the PLAYER The minor clubs have protection granted
them from the close OF their regular TO NOven
Der 20 This period. although only few weeks;
gives the League and American managers all
the time they want TO gather up the young players
should the OF the smaller clubs combine and refuse
TO employ again PLAYER who deserts his club 10 Join larger
clubs 10 get trial in League American Association
Half OF these who have taken into the League and
Association this fall will be before the actual cham
pionship begins year.
The OF Cleveland into the baseball world gives
general satisfaction Cleveland when League city, two
years not paying investment still 20 cent
admission fee club in the American Association ii s the
eral opinion that II will the stockholders The Detroit
club never intended to join the Association In fact
, The managers OF the new club at Cleye,
team for The Association clubs
will help the member all they and will probably each
give player toward the formation OF nine Several OF the
Kansas City players also The Psburg club
wants Whitney pitcher Myers catcher and Donnely third
base and will get Them Cleveland will probably be allowed
10 pick from the rest
tits asserted in Detroit that the home receipts last
something $4,000 The roll OF the club
footed up TO $4,000 All the profits de by the club
consequently from other cities No wonder the
Wolverines did like the plan the making each
aries paid TO OF the about fol-
lows; Dunlap $4,000; Brouthers and Richardson. 900
each Rowe and White, $500 each Bennett So 600 and
Baldwin, $1,000.