The sun., 1889-12-08
IN AND OUTDOOR SPORTS.
a GREAT BAE ELL SCHKMB NJ THE
BRbKLS MILIIARF.

BROpHLS MILI1ART. -
Shsy PROPOSE to ,rEapIze Eight Teams
and Play IA leri, OF Indoor Games this
Winter-Eai Mes from Everywhero.
Probably no pillry organization In tho
Bite OF New Ydk ties deeper interest in
stletic sports tenally than the Thirteenth
heAment 81 BrodlyI 1t has upon Its roll OF
meibershlp a nuhbaof prominent perform
ers II field pastimeand among the many
oven' during the suher and winter 1t is
rare rcasion indeed lat Thirteenth Regi-
mentNan is not founds the post and bearing
away ONE o. the hoors. This winter the
ieRilnet proposes to Ike new departure.
The Alletic Associate. which has always
given pasing and succeful entertainments
tnthe anory. will have rival In Base Ball
Associatin which has LAZY been organized.
The Preslont is Capt. Luomb, Company X:
Treasurer Lieut.. CrowliesCompany +; Seo-
vetsrY. SeSennt Holden Qthe non -commis-
eioned stat Chairman Of thBoard OF Direct
ors, SerReat +. w. Nash, CopanY F.
- Eiglt tea.s OF ten men encfiom Companies
iEliy orGSnL.d. Eseh team 10 be dlstino.
fourteen Rafes with zach ottr. the winning
club to receiN a handsome pri2 which will be
tive to good uSnS s Sno prze ri Be osred
eentage in tIeS respective positins
modified 10 sut the confines othe armofy.
have been adohed. The playing Dor occupies
espase iSS @ feetlonG and i25 feeEide. Wil
Md gun racks. &n'ber mats will placed In
Rsiti9n to indieap the pttcher'sPiate and
nee 90 % Ss aph
t224 yards. The paying pa!l will btmnde out
9iN lawn tennis 6al. covered with yFn, and Il
VII be OF reEulaia size and appennnce, but
vii weigh one oure less.
j., According to therules ball strikinRthe eeil-
ingr any other prtion OF the bplldinG, which
catGl aud the tasnlan is out. Tho umnros
decion is final,and there cannot be any ap-
viii p'chos%en en- %uppires. Pitcher Terry Of the
BTGoSn Club VII ohcate In the nrst game
W5shy be psy9d SSry nsTt TsE
been Gagged b, the Association to prepare
the teGn for thu diamond. and regular SIS
tenn will le mapped out, which the men will be
obliged tobsere. A meeting will be held this
weeh, at Which no schedule OF games will DO
rrenared I'D fIRl arrangements made for the
The ON obstacle to the success OF the
bcneme seps TO le In the fuet that the games
tsresied ever er tate that test game has
already been playd, and the only thing UNI
favorable dlsorerd WAS the use OF regula-
tion ball.
A despatch rom Cleveland says: "McAleer,
the centre fleIer o tho Cleveland Club. came
to the city unslicitd this morning and. going
10 the otlice OF he hague gave Messrs. Howe
and haMley histerm, which we're accepted by
for signing. R saiahat be had always been
treated splendidy bybe League ofiiclals and
nstSn from the Ee pnced e IN
his pocket ana sand asle left the ONCE: This
Is the paper ! will sigi I'm going 70 see, Al
League anyhow Hi met johnson later
In the afternoon, and .iore he got through
With 20 him i'm signed a u mdotherhood contract
came back TO Secretal Hawley and said:
i have signed Brotherhod contract,l hope
In the e contract ct that Meals was not to pay In
Cleveland. He said he cou not bear to meet
his friends.
tary Hawley before leaving own. and said to
that gentleman. am goinaaway for short
thns w o sr as
before April When return ON my Walt 1
Eill come and see YOU Ils morning be
league officials are badly CT up over the
natter, not 30 much at the losAof the players
asat the manner in which they te left. Treas
Sal he, It's the old Cleveland DRY Of Glass
coc and Mccormick over again. The men in
TnGn we place the most reliance nd treat the
ST.LoU1s, Dec. THE base ba people OF
the aee the Re 81
brotherhood and the men who are Hitting the
EemnaEs Of the Association. Tho Impression
bus. an[Philadelphia- Won der Ae has as
surancesrom some source, as he signing
Is s maze nc maE4 With e er Ths
splepdidly, ,,nder Comiskey. and WmKane,
ansyille team. An effort was made ttinduce
Somiskey tosign a st. Louis contract vile the
hoTas bSs bsDFs he with
The eX-ohanpions are now in TeXS and
have completei arrangements for trip Cal.
returned to St louis. He is now busy plSinE
that he had sigaed a Brot6erhood conttect,
Won der Abe would pay back salary clainof
5000, This bait cid not catch the boss" 1T
II Nss did G Gatfn hs PHstont stern Of
aa az e4 snvsn to
Won der he and Latham. He is still neRoti
Chicago Brotherhood team that he would stick
no matter what turned up. He Is now living
with his third wife. and his return from Denver
was caused by an additional Latham In tho
family.
There have been no further developments in
! he sale or transfer OF the ST. Louis team. 1t
Is said the syndicate that will take charge in
I he event OF the team going into the Brother
hood is headed by Adolrhns Busch Of the IA
eral and progressive. man. with an income of
tzUO.U0u u year. He is great admirer OF the
sport hut refuses to talk about prospective
Ted sullivan makes his headquarters here,
and is Rcting as general broker for base ball
maGnates. lie is picking up young players
svery day for the National League, and In caso
the national agreement is smashed he expects
70 capture a Sc ore OF good Association players.
Ted would like to see a Bro herhood club in
81. Louis. and is confident that the Brother
hood and Association will combine.
Robinson. the second baseman OF the Browns
8 taking things easy. and expects to play with
3b peXt He ssned an
ertain sum. and will play either in Brooklyn
{ Pittsburgh. He would like to play In his old
hme, Boston. but recognizes that Hardie
richardson has mortgage on second base at
n Hub. In case st. Louis is taken by the
Bntherhood. 1t is expected that several good
pl&ers will be transferred here in the places
OF IinR. MilliRan. Latham. Boyle.I RobInson.
en6he other good ones taken away.
TsnES ball Notes.
tSL PIN =. RegerS will be in the city on Monday to
look Hsr tbs Ward case.
WISnIGrox. rsc. a-ContrActs for fssoi W W. Car
penter ma William WithrOck with Cincinnati; J. u.