The sun., 1890-03-12
A SCHEDULE ADOPTED.
THE PLAIERS' NATIONAL LEAGUE
MEETING COMES TO An END.

Now Ready for tue Season 90 Open
what the Boys ARE Doing In the south
CLEVELAND, March 1.-THE Players
League hustled through Its business to-day II
hurry. Tho morning train brought lIanlpn
Carroll Tcner and NJ. j.. Lemon from Pitts
buigh; L. i. Talcott Nick EnGell, George Gore
T. A. McAluin. judge Bncon W. 7. Hall, anL
Charles +. Bassctt from Now York. c. II. Fitz.
srrai and n. Shire from Buffalo, and that
completed tho list OF delegates. except Mr.
Linton from Brooklyn who camc on later train
The meeting convened early and went at its
business with n dash. Nobody stopped to gos.
sip in tho lobby, and every delegate was hur-
red up stairs on tho doad jump to tho parlor
whore the meeting was to be convened Gore
and Nick Engell declared that everything was
out Of sight III New York, and Buck Ewing sup
plementod 1t by insisting that the Players Club
had no opposition.
The morning meeting was very harmonious.
Everything passed Off as smoothly as a we iding
fenst Secretary Brunel's heart was relieved
because the contracts with his stan Of UNI
pires were approved and accepted. 1t seems
that he hred them on his own hook, the
exgencies OF tho case demanding 1t, and he
felt relieved when the delegates approved his
action. 1t was decided to purchase a cham
pionship banner for the New York Club to fly
Day. The banner will he emblomatical OF the
championship won by the Now Yorks in
1889. 1t Is to he n gorgeous affair. The
Committee on Rules, OF which Buck Ewing Is
Chairman. reported that it had arranged an
equitable division OF the 100000 prize money
to be given to the players. The club winning
the championship will receive sG,25O. second
place gets $4sOO, third t3,5OO. fourth $4,000.
fifth $3.50. sixth $500, seventh 1850. The
eighth club draws permit to live.
After these details had nil been arranged
the members thought 1t was time to 20 TO din
ner and took recess. They sauntcred into
the hotel lobby one by one. and left Secretary
Brunell still wrestling with that schedule.
which he had not yet got into shape. A heated
discussion was going on Just about the time of
adjournment concerning Dunlaps case. There
isn't much sympathy wasted Tor the second
baseman among tho delegates. ono individual
with a heavy voice was SO earnestly engaged in
coupling Dunlaps name with Henry NJ. Loves
OF Philadelphia that nart Of his speech noated
over tho trans ON into the ears OF tho reporters.
Love was being blamed for something, but it
was hard 10 distinguish what.
AL johnson was more than half tempted to
engage Dunlap for his team since Mckean's
players as to what they thought best to do. 1t
was finally decided that Dunlap should not DO
trial at short on tho Southern trip, and il no
filled the position acceptably might stay there
permanently. II not. he goes to tho bench.
Dunlap matter. An phases Of the Iuoa-
bqrEh poope S and HS'S long 10y fs letter nus to
A. Johnson from the second bassman himself
had been done about the Dunlap case: It Was was
bad been settled in this way Any club In the |
Players League is at liberty to negotiate with |
him f9r his services In the mean time his re-
come to satisfactory terms with him, ho |
will be paid one yen['s salary whether he plays |
Players League Will he al an end
me deiog4,es tEonsht q AL the colols in the
lmlires in white. About, tho first week IN
April Secretary Brunel will meet them ali in
New York and hold conference to Explain tho
walks away, with plum to furnish the Players
with the balls for three wears,
here wasn't man in tho party that OPPOSED opposed
I OF even questioned 1t. There WAS lively
discussion; nSyerthsless; as TO the 4dy ability
,er the .slow-moyinC heavy weight Of Pnila-
lelrhia, thought If IT was given out at this time
league, since that organi2ation would
chedule against it when its members
!are vas T edrGe o9arrod their snwaver ereut
'as decided that tho schedule should he ade
ublic property at this meeting. There Is not
Meeting who believes that the ten-cub sched-
lie OF the National League Is II bonn flde ar
{ its amendment and reduction to an eight
lub circuit the moment tho Players League
fhedsi9 ths fa, is sHn 5s 5y the p%hhc In spite
oday,s meeting each member is fearful
!, making :, me n,tstaSe that ,ha,i be 70 tho
rom Pittsburgh in ia king. to-day, lays tho
ecret OF the whole trouble with Dunlap at tho
o3r o! both HanIon and Dunlap. He said that
ach man was euua ly ambitious to be rnptain
the Pittsburgh lul. ana that when Dunlap
'Gs deposed lie vowed vengeance upon Hanlon.
hen Dunlap was captain Itanon was surly
tscontentcd. and con tantly talk Ing about tho
Inefficient manner In which the club was run.
IT each club buy Its own rintinE ms it chose.
IS s. on as the schedule was al pted the meet
heir way home to-nt@ht. The question Of
akinE Lack contract jumpers was not brought
? IN tho meeting at oil! Mulvey's case stands
II the .lhiad"phia people take him back tho
layers League will take no official notice OF
!. This issuprosrd to be an informal invita-
on 70 others to. Jump back 20 the Brotherhood
8 Il has hoen intimated half a dozen times
nat ut least ten men stand ready to return.
THE SCHEDULE.
Following is the Players League schedule:
sRs s'%n$ ''oSS. sEsia 'a%' 'o i
rs y: y = r. s. Sss'ts
Sg 10, Is 10 4 FGl.asfg6iA Aptii s.; % M"y - J;
~ JSy HS ;. = 3 .. g Ges srt'01F'n June sO
Il and NJ A,s H. a aug e. il2 A. Buffalo Jgno 90
'Ps e, 20 81 Is - 59y y T. 2aS so sept ~ aoi
, 20, ~. At New York, juno s. s. I: Aug IA 81 is.
opt l5 10 II IL. Al Philadelphia May 8 10 IL ia;
lne 2 4. Aug l6 lS, ~. At Pittsburgh. July "a
bafalq.%t Boston Hay s. sSSg, and Il 81:
d! 5Sy A1s z xar xS A gFGGlyR r. GEy.ES Mf
AyGl3 II Is; Aug . II l2 Sept 10. IL II. At
ov YOIf, Nay ia 10 i, 10, ,Jniy I, 20; Sept a.
and ma AZ IhiladelphiA May - 20. 81, ~;
lily H. IL 49, Ang IS 30 30 AT Pittsburgh, April 80;
SSeato5i q ES'sn SAsy ( u n =, July l.. 10;
:, o. Sept "a, y and Z NJ 2 A. Buffalo, April
nd April 3O Nay /, 4 81 June u ID IL; Sept H.
ng 2s 29 ~ A. Phindslphla July ~ 10, 10 Aug. q
4 June o 10 Il Sept. 49,
sept q: and Nd At RroStiyn May ~ {
pril q, 22 2a - June ~ N Sept =, s. 4 AT Chi
" YsTS S.y % \ \ jill! III is HSE ~ SaE q a a
AZ PhilAlephiA, May 20 2l, ~ az July 10 IL
!; Aug 70 20 a. Al Pittsburgh, April 2o, III. % ~
New Iori-At Boston a pril as ID "a %. AuVa7s.