The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-01-22

Fhiissslphta Any Mere.
BOSTON, Jan. 21.-Ed Andrews, tho Philar
delphia fielder. who has repeatedly said that he
would not play with that club again, has writ
ten q long letter 10 q friend hero giving his
reasons. He says: MY dissatisfaction with
the policy pursued BY the Philadelphia Club IL
not q sudden fame that has burst out, but the
result OF four years nursing. beginning right
after the season Of "a closed. whom tho shah
biest trick possible was played on me. a new
player. and up to that time comparatively
uninitlated into the crooked Quirks Of
base ball deals. At the close Of '8s l
was persuaded to give up . good place as
stenographer in Cleveland and signed for
$4,000, little thinking that I was going straight
into a trap. Imagine my astonlshment when
After q seasons work they coolly Informed me
that had been out $500. fought against It
~ $ $Ss; fS "A e IS 81 !; :ls$! s' siis IN s s:ssiss ! 'a aas I Hs
Al the country know hoy, l stand snd have
s seT foa s ssqee y Sa T eat Yet t hslas Ssv an moi p dene sq me
justice. ! have forgotten how to respect them,
p psfat my ob hsnct Is ,S EN- H. III Ro SSGd Y Hs MINT HnS d afve
me- 5000; stu know him and cannot Tespecit
r. heartily dislIke him and his methods, i Is
time t9 part; No 90 ons but myself know " hor
ting apd base running last season. For four
fSSa1ITsd / haze torn r. a % gSaS 1o f. pieces to pull the
most irissssnsSt the iiie Sat o. sJ me. II h surs me 4.
on al summsr. Until. the isst month, When |
fSs merely sss ! = cong n IL ' IoTT ,s II .s \ II ~; ssl,sd
T 81 isit. We hs sys had hss y sesy 81 words,
sad '9 9selins we're 'snd fal So1 sna can WI / a piaS tS SsSss
he will make It vsry, unpleasant ior me, pc his
b bst,.r ,o 5ay me up snd fp sSs f PhiIsd. rpS !. 6 HiiI &c % f Iet
me 60. You know I am not . bullheaded
tough: I know when my sense e right has
me the iqsties any hard, conscienltioSs worker
from my oblieatiops, and II mo try ny for:
ll ssss. f I %is 81 ~. G Rsa sRd would 'Sst 's aoee .pt % one Fo 81
s enc 9sP q SEQ sai I ean ,0e p poss fbS b e Of ' Ssiss to
him; Money cannot make one man respect
%PrrTsBgaeH. Jan. 21.-Manaeers Watkins Of
Detroit, Phillips OF Pittsburgh, and Wright Of
met a. tie Central isgl' hotel to-d %S't 10 oI make S out a
schedule sshs 9 q a, the League n games sasaian for the coming
adjourned they had not finished their work.
They They 81 ,sS,I pSos shi to give any Of the PRO
S Snd Woalid M mot b snI siv ssn's out x until G I'm Esasae;
meeting next March. Their work was not 6aif
t one IA; more ana t to S SoIsh It E'a From S Se lsest
sSs q Saa a,6 SiteF r.. supper !, was learned
SS SSfiIrsds ihs ss't %%as In ARCH a g; T bost s:v b Bese It
On PoSssstton Day IL pstrolss viii ft BE- IL NV;
deIphia, and washington, in Indianapolis. The
t aSit4 PhI RiaS,Ra IA in aP Gsis sty; s NsX 1n a9hn an dis
warm, and from indic ,sanaS , fSHS viii III" Be- v an.
other Lively session on Monday.
%PHILADEIpHIA. Jan. 2l.I,six innings OF one
% qscd 5nf W mHs' p Ee%aarf ta.asy base Sstvs ssll t Esns nin on
at Oak Lane. The lake is about 600 BY 800
miles around the country folk came in sleigh.
FF ra@psi, a az ! e o'sioCt !. M sS nitnsss l the game q :
!es playeTEs into position; Both teamsy ere on
the players to distinguish one side from the
other. but all wore Sostumes SUGGESTED BY their
1x1 J sxss ss Tall: t Al r tss }RlaissFSb s xs,G bail sirSp ssp =
der Ter th eG rSiie aae' 6 81 fas' to the ss Fas Ga th sii9 9Ss play aH-
yrs we're psrm Sf sdkatss' o~Verrunnine OF the bases
A. the end Of tho third inpins the score
s sSo2s S = 70 tied II in 'a sSs fo Sa ahi fnn miiss1 t9 tie I Tse
rose scoring three. runs to q cipher for the
ikivsrtons: The nth inning was remarkable
ers could keep their feet. but there was always
enough OF them chasing the ball to prevent
many bases being made. In the sixth inning
the Melrose boys went to the bat encouraged
by the cheers OF the spectators. on the banks
on the grand stand. The boys batted the ball
AL over the lake. and ten runs were added to
the, score before tho side was put out. The
Rivertons had lost heart, and only one run
was scored in the. last inning The game was
then called and given to tho Melrose Club by a
score Of 20 to 10.
Representatives Of the Intercollegiate Base
Bal. Association. composed OF the Yale. Har-
yard. and Princeton Clubs. met at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel Yesterday. The withdrawal Of
1t necessary for the association to take some
action. with, regard to whether the League
should continue on with only three clubs. Tho
meeting was 9, secret one. 1t Is understood.
however. that the association will contain only
tho three clubs.