The sun., 1889-11-21

rae Fa-ots shstt stsR EAs Deserted the
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rae Fanots shstt stsR 1EAs Deserted the
PIayers Lengues
INDtKNAPuL1s, Nov. 2O.--It ls now def
nitsiy known that Glesseock has bound him
self 10 stand By President Brush, and there n
every reason to believe that Denny, Boyle and
Rusie hais also Attacned their names to In
diAnapolis eohtraotR Glasscook has len The
city. with Instructions TO visit all members OF
the club ana persuade them, II possible. to de-
Bert the Brotherhood and stand by Indianap-
oils. His trip 70 Chicago was for the purpose
OF seeing GetHein and Buckley. During his
long talk with Mr.. Brush something like
900o-mile trio was planned. GlasBcock is to
visit every man on the reserve list OF the In
dianapolis Club and use all his influence to get
them to desert the Brotherhood and remain
with the Indianapolis Club. The reported de-
gertion OF 1lasscock. Boyle, Denny, and Rusie
from the Brotherhood has caused q stir among
the Protherhood players, and there is 2 some S
serious break in the ranks Of the new organi-
Buck Ewing has arrived, here, and he says
danapoiis playerS from DESERVING the Brother
eaco SsswssS paysF 9ohn Ward 0 and
| thur Irwin will arrive tomorrow. and other
Tns sSSs meg ayo fs'S s Soa De h' Va
not %s Sr Ee he P@ss
erhood. lie was one oi the first men 70. object
the ttSa sy the
msnt, Now he Is the first man 70 turn traitor"
hood good deal Of trouble -.
"No. We are not afraid Of him doing us any
ers. t - he never did have much, and he viii have
less now than ever before" ,,,..,
ts Tsr GTsi Is
for The pqhScSStOn he said me
would "s iiG2Py not e dVaeo re- It's contsns Ewing thinks
Rpsie has also deserted the BEotherhood.
to;norrow Ewing Tthinks the BrotSerhocd
sertions," said he. but ten men, nor twenty
1--WE men, can't hurt us by going back to the
League"
LEAGUE MAGNATEs IN CONSULTATION.
cheaFo wbo Game SRRS Rsre today b eTssee
the openinE Of his new store is IL c9nsultstiSn
New New 'f York Base SCI Bah Club and John l. Rogers
Of the Philadelphia Club. The object OF their
PSSc oT Se rOabs 'S ts SaonS
League with Its players. Each 9i the gentle Es.
s as Tsw dFf fee viii s.
considered. and in short time. possibly to-
T ps SSn to d H.
P6iadelphia BrOthsrhcod club. HA'' WIN lilo
snatched from the BrotherAood's Clutches.
"The signing Of Clements, Gleason, and
schriver by the Philadelphia Club" says the
Inquirer Of that city. required considerable
diplomacy. and 1t was only accomplished by
the aid Of detective, who was acting as agent
of the Philadelphia Club" Gleason was the
first one approached by the detective. he
promised to sign a League contract provided
he was assured that other Brotherhood players
had deserted. This couldn't be done, but Glea-
son was asked whether he would sign II Glenn
ents would do likewise. His answer was in the |
affirmative. Gleason and the detective then |
went to Clements's house. and, while the latter
very yytb Ss M he Sa
vance Gleason then said he would sign for |
2.500 apd $500 advance. ~
with b,4, 1se and this he paid over over to Glements.
giving him at the same time an order for 5000 |
n Hnn passS then e ss
names to contracts The zane atteEn9on ~ the
sehriver. The contracts Of Clemants and
Gleason were shown the BrSSNkly9Isse@ SSa 3s @ and 4e
e6Ter Was To have BEEN
answer the following morning, In the mean
tine Ben ht q the Club in Phil
at The Grand Central Hotel, schriver was Of
fsred e. goo 70 siFn Br9ther6SSd H hood contraSt cont
were at once agl eed upon and Schriver re-
ceived $500 in advance.
Williamson Thinks There VIII ne No De-
BertiOn.
CHICAGO, Nov. 20.-Ed. Williamson Of the
Brotherhood Chicago Club. was seen by re-
porter to- day. The statement" said he "in
the papers to the effect that meeting OF the
Brotherhood was held yesterday was mistake
We had merely an informal gathering"
VVbhn will tho n avt meatin1 NJ tha Rrnthar-