Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-07

to a satisfactory clearing of OF baseball
clouds. Not once has he been inclined to
yield to the persuasive eloquence of those
who are pleading for eight club circuit The
sparse President of the Hoosiers was master of
the situation and he knew it. When the rumor
came from indianapolis that he had resolved
TO quit the field, he said with vigor:
BRUSH WAS EMPHATIC.
There is absolutely no founuation for that
report. have never proposed to sell out, and
don't intend to. understand Just what the
trouble is here. A ten club circuit is found to
be unwieldy. and some of the League people
want to reduce to eight clubs. They ought to
have thought of this trouble before they got
themselves into it. objected to the admission
of Cincinnati and Brooklyn in the first place.
and told the rest of the League people that
they would have difficulty in fixing up a
schedule. But they said, oh, no. that could
be arranged very easily; that there would be
not the slightest difficulty on that score Now
they find that they were mistaken, and I am
asked to help them out of their trouble by re-
signing. don't see any justice in that They
understood very well at the time the ten club
circuit was formed that intended to stay, and
am going to. If there's League in the field
this season indianapolis will belong to it,
In reply to the pointed inquiry: Have you
been asked to set price upon your franchise?'
He said:
Not in so many words but it has been openly
limited to me that in doing so would be con-
ferring great favor upon the rest of them.
fully understand that they want Indianapolis to
die in order that they may live. This might b.
right for them, but it is not at all satisfactory
to Indianapolis"
THAT WONDERFUL SCHEDULE.
Tonight they adjourned after presenting the
l.,
made. Each series will consist of Il games.
Every club in the circuit is sure of "A off days
in addition to the nine that will be spent in
travelling. The Washington and indianapolis
representatives said little. but thought heap
over the holiday plums they drew. No one fell
IN love with the array of figures which repre-
senued much labor OF the part of President
Young and James Hart 1t was accepted with
assurance that it the best that
remained in the shop. Jim Hart was busily
engaged an the forenoon in fixing up a new
schedule. That he had hard job on hand was
evident from the way he wore his silk hat. 1t
rested upon the back of his neck and displayed
boring James forehead. The delegates nearly
ali left for their homes tonight, tired out, and
not as happy as they might have been had two
clubs been dropped, There is whisper that
there may be startling developments before the
season commences but that may be merely
wish that is certainly fathered by the only
thought the League has had all winter. c. Il.
Byrne left for Florida to join the Brooklyns.
This is the schedule that bothered them:
AT PITTsBURG.
Cleveland-Apri 26, IS; June 20, 2I; October 4, 6,
:. BoSton-July 10, IL. Il: August 3 4; September
august 81 g. 4 IS New S 1GG
IS q. Is; July 81 August l; September 70. %.
SC July @ p:SSeT s.: September iF ri
q q. n. NJ and ?; M Ghicago.April 2S 30: June
June az IS oH5oPsT st. SeptemSer Is H. RGRnfaay u m
May i, ,; June 2 ,; August Is, 10, 20.
AT BOSTON.
Brookyn-hlay s. .; June 1S "a: August II. I3
Ia. New York-May 1S, "a: June IL "a. NJ and p
June HuEaS' IS s August ~ e g. & S
10, z; June H. Y; August s, g. IL. Chicago-May
z Cincin4ati-May * ss July a ~ In& August ~ n 8:
e, 80 Qeveland-May q, %; July %, "a; SeRtem-
81; July l6, Il; August 26. q. Indianapolis-May
26, q; July Is, l9; September6 G, s. 8.
AT BROOKLYN.
Boston.Nay i 2 3 June :, 10: September 2. % 80
PhiiadeIphia4 h. is june H. 12 6ctoSer4 e. e.
z; Was6ington-May g. Z; June %, "A; August 10,
Jay Vi is 81 august g cncfnnaFhaT IN nRf &
JTayois July rs "A; September m e. NJ and p NJ. 2.
So PitfsburgsMay Is .; july H ri Ii 9tssr 9 septenbsI en- G
6, 6 g. Indianapolis-May % "A; July I6, il; Sep
AT NEW YORK.
BOston-May q 5; June G. Z; october9, TO- IL.
BroOklyn-May 10, u: June l5 10; October l. Q g.
Philadelphia-Ap % 30; June is, ii: August 70.
gust " Il . II Jg2e a2 3 u is Az y
September 6, s, 9. Cincinnati-May 30 "a: NJ and
andMay q a. july NJ ~ e9cSgT 2 sspte@ber m CA GeTe
and PNl2 PittS6gTg-May e. q: July 22 q:
IA, Is; August IS, 29 80.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
Boston-Aprfl 26, 2S: June 4. S: October =.
Brooklynv1-May 2 5: June 20. 2l: September "a, 25
g. New T,47rk1May ,7y 6, Z; june q, "a; September
September 3 4, S. Cincinnati 26, z: July
N. and P. M. 81 July IS 10; August 26 q Pitts
az d niy E IL lSi august IS 2s 80
(P. N. and A. M, 2.
AT WASHINGTON.
Boston-April %. 30; June 2, 8: October 4, 67.
BrOoklyn-May Is, l6: June G, Z; August % g, Is.
s. % P6adephiaMsu Il " Sune s. JuRe SeP'gGOes IN Gcfa
Der 8 10 II: Chicago--Aay 26, q: July 81, q;
Is; September B. 4, s. Cieveland~May IS, q: july
16 IL; September 6, s. 9. Pittsburg-May 81 22;
May 80 a, NJ and P. M, 81; July g. "a; August
AT CHICAGO.
Bcston-July 2, 4CA. NJ. and P. NJ, %. 30; Sep
August2, 4: September Ii. Il. Philadelphia-June
26 Y, 2S July 81; August l3: September 60 o.
Is II GncinHatmay 10 M June SePeemGer ee1em
Der % "a, o. Cleveland-May Is. Is; June iS IA;
August 16 19, 20. Pittsburg-May l3 IA: June g.
z. August "a. Is I6. IndIanapolis-May II, le:
June 20 q; August H. r. ID.
AT CINCINNATI.
Boston-June 30; July /, :. e. IS; September 20,
D. BrooKlyn-June 26 q. Is: July 81: AuCusti: |
September IL, Il. New York-Juiy 5, Z, s, 49, 30;
September 16, II. Philadelphia-July g. 4 "a. M
and p. NJ. }; August ), 6: September l5, Is. |
Washington July 10, II, L: August 2, 4: Septem-
Der IS 9. Chicago April &C. 2S; June is. Il: Au-
EustI s. g. Cleveand-May I3, IA; June 8, 10; Oc-
tober g. TO- II. Pittsburg- May IL, 10: June H. II:
August II. r. lS. Iudianapolis-Aprl %, 30; June
%, "A: August q, % o.
AT CLEVELAND.
Boston-June o. "a; July s. e s: September I6 IL. |
Brooklyn-July TO- u, II; August ., 4: September |
20, 2. New York-July g. "a. NJ. and p M: Au-
gust 5, 6; September IS J9. Philadelphia-Jupe
3O July !, 2: September II, u; August7 9, WASH
ington-June 26 e, 2S: July g. 2s: September 10 |
is. ChicaEo-May /, 2: June Is L.: August 81 22' |
%. Cincinnatl-May 6, Z; June 2, 3: October l. q
3. Pittsburg-May ., 9; June 4, 5: September "a |
25, rs. Indianapolis-May 3, 8; June Is, IL; Au- |
gust Il, is, l6.
AT INDIANAPOLIS.
Boston-June 25, q, %; August s. 6; September |
IL, u. Brooklyn-July 5. Z, s. %, 30: September |
l6. Il. New Iork-June 30: July /. 2 &C. 2S; Sep
tember 13 15 P5iladelphia-Jufy TO- ii, II: August /
2 4; September is, 10. Washngton-July 8, 4(A,
N. and P. ~. 81; August /; September 20 u. |
Chicago-MAy 6. z; June 8, 10; october l. 2 g.
ClncinnAti-May g. 8; June 8, z; October 4 6. z,