The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-26
THE SPORTING WORLD.
~, BIGGEST SENSATION OF THE
YEAR.
,,r GOSSIP ABCUT BASE BAIL
PLAYERS.
-, NV loHN fA'nt CLUES
GuAEIhN1E
.iobt ucfwccu shnppic MORAN
$50 ...,ut. poua,a woman Went
.,,,re Toward the Rope iIHca
TOP without ~ reg.

~rv YoRk. May N.-The biggest
.o If ihc year broke loose this
,,., aflcs the meeting of the
,bnod of Ball Players held their
..at tine Fifth Avenue Hotel for
r.rrose OF taking action on the
,. classification scheme, whereby
.l.,er, of the different teams IN the
afr ciassed. aud each class re-
stated salary. no one getting
tsn ihe other IN any way. Il,
...sn.. II John Wand. the prizs
,f...ap. happens to get into the class
.I a poorer player. he cannot get
more money than the poorer
N0m the meeting adjourned Of
,... stDD body wanted 10 know
.Iatf.. result was. but no one could
f.I.4.uull 10 wa, whispered that tke
Motherhood had decided To make "a
...u.f objection TO the manascrs
rr.a.a ihe Grievance Committee Of
o.. Brotherhood before very long. The
.I...f,. cam 20 New York with the
mention cf dom < business with come
ll.. and every club M tho league was
r..-ented. Aud the session was "a
lr- one. t01. lasting almost contin-
r.r.It from II 80 IN the morning until
af.r~ 90 night
Heretofore the Brotherhood has never
attempted % interfere with the salaries
mid to the PLAYERS ia any way. bat now
hat toe League managers have taken
OIL. initiative ia reducing the salaries
b., means of the classification scheme.
..f...r.. ....u... o.. tho conclusion that
Do was abou, time Tor mem 10 IAN, "
band in the game. Just whal inc! u'-
c.I upon is not denniieiy KNOW H.
i.i 90 was runoied l"'t '"es
made up ihfit minus 90 S'i'A' J."
0- thc managers % iu-eu 10 ies'"I q
..m in intlf 'lt si'nu lne7' "ls u l',
fHIF piodiec' ~ ''' a'n9 We "HO
r..I. n1,y looked TOT niin"liile re-
suits. lne " '.i" s'A'le" "ii oi i's uJ'
respondents ln League toMh9 y M'l h.
..i gathered ue onui"hs oi ana iHt
n.I. gels Ou lnc question oi stilkc.
aaI found out just what they would 90
mfte cfta. of snch au out pIcak' whicN
De- rNlfei'i io come "''nin 'ne mex
s'.H .i ''-". n''",''S
~uluug OF ine Cnicig a. remlrked
ut. tae scoru. on, p-hiw. when hc
us I.i about The meeting. and a'd
.fla case oi revolt that DE would
cr-ht 0u playing just the same as he
I. Ir thirteen years. Nimmick. of
DID. rItsbir-s. expects squall some
On. .r other over the question of slla-
r.. Nf add. shat n tire jiutherhOol
t. .ny step such as that Indicated by
f...fm..tiH. "a tine ether DAY 30 w0ula
..t.Iy udl-cfett and hufuul 10 them.
l.aII ui the Nashngtons thinks that
OIL. LASS means llie tO clubs which other
M would 80 INTO the cold
mmy soap with dul. greasy
..H and Secretary H4wlcy.
SILL. spoke in the absence of the
PRESIDENT. SD. Robinson of Cleveland
rr.ft.d .oaliulN that il The law
.l.ll-h.d that the Cleveland Clul
,...II fold np JUS tprt and 20 out of
t.. business lol good and never, never
c.iutl DO again. Tie said that "a ciiA
I.. Cleveland Coaii not afford tu -tlct
ur against fifty or tNty th"us in'
ri liar team. ann iaiN.i IMAM all'mi
De- they would climb tlc, ttic- ana DIS
.rrear.
Philadelphia woke 100 Whth lht
ul..u.n Was popped Hi %. arb iniousi
President * 'ach. oi inr VI % -uc timers.
-II inll lhr "f N'u'' ID
.IIII.iF. ahd iht "ip'eilI'n l'u-ht
I..i.n "as DUSTY e.H"-, ,'" 0"'
fli. ani Deans "heu 'he '' 90 2"
t.1 n-rmcI over 'ne vi u.s. '''' ~ ''.'
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i'. iN lAi' ln t"' eve ', .'., '"'
s'IA.l- places N'hiu i' H'l'" d"
QlHkiF a- r'-eiufr' thd me -"'"e t'i,
tlu.I ar long 49, t Md7 li-h' 'io"-i
"raF of as irn@ sa ihe n"pii'7
which same are tnc yer generous 'u'
h. A-ihch I'D hi-e D''' l'V''',v' io " GUY
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generosity ildi was at ono" lIAuh "u'
base dome. great many people 'ninh
n base spoken o. the leaders OF I'D
h ..a..No'i about ine matter "p'
N.. .' 'iF' "' i""-'" " b" '".' ".'
lafe been satisfactory Hl least 10 III
mYl'} 40 lhe D'te'
D. tic break comes 'nci' are an
ninl.i .i men "l'" to'p ""'u "'.'' ]
0.Nlnl Il.m VINO ISL" oe "'t.'"S
' i.., a'"n- 'iuo "' 'no p'O'",
i..a WITH the ID chtioh OF in""'nS
..ii Ni c'.ol'i"li'e ie'Su, le'e"u
aa' r..}cf'enl'y. i".fe b. uai s'i"''
cars. oA iAe Diii au" one sue Hos ~
i...il.s nai -o'neI OF laieI'
pI near 5 ''ne one say l"1l an '1u-
l-h n.A. oN ine name oi N'iNN ''' pa
.NI" Di taNiug inc Aui''iO"" "
away nom us , II s"' "'lo" me d" '''
heHrion. and say as ioil'e'y as po'7
l.r. lnt Doe is misl"hen'
NNn i1fd buhi"ten c""'ie'se' y.
s." loik iachi Oiuo 10 i''e ioI .n
4 rlr against bus ne" D3"i' 'ne .i"> '''
D. $50. imposed ihat' ii"in V"c ,l'o''
q '. We're seu' over ne' ~ "a Ia - I f,~
& t.t. WIS TERROR ,' " 80 ..,