The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-24
NEWS OF THE DAT.
VIII it Rsduoo salarisss

wAsHtNGToN. July sN-"when this war IA over" 70,
marked President Young OF the National League to day
bass ball will be established upon substantial
and better paying basis than before In the history
of our national pAstime. This will necessarily ensuo
from the fact that highsAiArisi players will he
abolished and II II has accomplished nothing else tho
detection Of the Brotherhood has abolished this evil
Since tho called Of the base ball world have
1t to go OF by thomseveA other players have been
secured to take their places and they have not only
led the bill in every respect but IN many instances
have proven superior TO their predecessors as Players
hence 1t very doubtful whether tho stars could get
An engagement now, as our mon who have
proven faithful to the League and demonstrated be-
sides that they are able TO keep pace with the best men
In base ball do not demand fancy sAiAreA We are now
able to secure players at salaries ranging from SOto
$3.50 per month who have the places Of men who
received $500 and 800 for their services last year
henco tho promoters aud hackers OF the League do not
feel At all dsmSyed the outlook for tho future and
especially since this season was inAugurAed with the
ns SIuu
hc fSSTs Of g 90 S SqS nave nave
taken an spvsfS SehdSssy and they have los, from
Saturday and these days WIN not support tor
m. s % ~eS De H s
Wig has iIst been appon.Sd an umpire to sH,Grs1
ssssSinS sSe.I e,ss sS Wy sRSrsS,,sis %@st W
S's s:. hs e sTns S on
g ana IA ssel Sssd iSs ,pIsy:,' SS%d { r
have been provided tor ana not been forced out
tAnly the League does not want him no~, and We all
pire before eighteen dissatisfied players What Is truo
oil his case IL likely to true IN the OF other
members Of the brotherhood from time to limo Biy
AnlOp will be n star for the next ten years but men
like Rowe aud Deacon White. who began PLAYING ball
after the thchgOs captain, will probably IND this their
lhbt season on the diamond
q From all the clubs In onr organization there are
words Of ENCOURAGEMENT AMI good cheer and IO one
will quettion tho marked improvement IN the play ing
the hostons BrookSns, ChcRgOA ChncinrRts
AMI PhiladelphiaS while the recent rcnRte nng Of the
Pittsburgh team has begun to show in the ciAss OF
Games put up by the smoky lily lads Bostrn aud
Chicago in the National League drawing ct ar
Hr0oky n and Philadelphia there Is practically on
position to tho LoaEuers Cleveland aud Pittsburgh
while they mny not be max ing much money certainly
draw bigger crowd than the rDtherh cd M n anu al
cincinnati Il Il wnlkOver for the League While
the New Workers do not eviure their former interest IN
Into Mr.. Days park Ia the ratio OF three to Bnt
the League has big fund to draw
upon in case of an emergency ana this can.
be AAid OF their competitors II some of
the stories reported have any Foundation whatever.
Considerable has been laid upon the recent visit
by Mr. SpAiinE to New York and his subsequentcOn.
versaton with President Day am in position 10
OF hmAlgaInRtion OF the League aud brotherhood
not even brOached When tho League maGnateS
leave home Information as 10 their where ah0uts at
once conveyed TO mo- so that will know where mes.
will roach them anything imG ortant comes up
and IN this way am In constant conan mic alton with
may be located There was necessity for a meeting
of the League when Mr. Spading was at New York and
did notify his associates in base ball that he
proposed making tho trip"