New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-14
THE BASEBALL WRANGLERS.

THE BASKETBALL WAANuAC1S'
NATIONAL LEAGUE MEN STILL IN SESSION.
CHARGES PREFERRED AGAINST THE oINcISSAn
cLuB-pLAYERs SHOWING FIGHT.
The national Baseball League continued IN sessisa =
the Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday, end sd'oafnea =
D. M, TO meet again to-day. The League men ses~ -
tarmned settle the baseball war - fsr - seoem'
That the National League has BY FIR The best o. Ne
situation cannot be denied stu Il Is claimed IN .oms
quarters that the Players League has great deai o.
fight left in IL yet. The Nstional League men 40 ne
believe this but say that they will mako every effort -
settle the war upon . just and equitable basis
The internal Discussions in the Players League ~
largely responsible for present weakened position Ihs
National League has been unit nom the start while ~
v.I bss not Yesterday the leaders both oreanizstoas
declared that the interference OF TIE Players
forcing themselves tho peace committees q s fen.
meeting. would now be over That me Natnas'
League has no sentimental regard for ie enemies -
assured hut those old foes win be treated fairly. 10
polite, II for other reasons'
s predicted there was meeting yesterday bctws>e
the committees Of TIE yivaa Leagues 1he fay@s'
League committee, appointed ct PitSbur4 conssses =
Messrs Ward. johnson and Prince Johnson was he
only one TO come NewYork. Wsxd u ssld 20 neW
zone hunting while remained In secusn In Boston
Several other Players League and Brothefhood mee
accompanied johnson TO NewYork. aad IN informal msss
lag wss held ct Henry Bacons once, No. loo BFosavN
| Tho Players League laid more stress upon 0h
| meeting than did the National League clubownes'
The latter asserted that their enemies were IKE down'
ing man erssp!ne straw, and characterized no ness
| ing ss mere bun In Mr. BaoooS o6ace were Mesass
Taeost Robinson and Ewing. Of the New-Yerk club;
Hart and Irwin the Boston club Hsnlon, OF ne fis
burg club Wallace Of the Brooklyn club; While Johnsea
represented Cleveland and Cincinnati clubs ana NE
| Wagner brothers the Phfadelphis club.
The general sentiment Of the meeting ives thas al ne
Players League clubs should stand together and demand
consolidation all around or block the peace neeouaun~
This was the Information conveyed 10 the League men
at the Fifth Hotel and great stress Wa sia upoa
the fact that the Players League were unit Each
club said promised TO stand BY this asrsmsnI
This not however, for one club old not promise
| anything. This fact was known 70 the Ne
| tlousl League men, md they prontsd BY thas
| knowledge A. L. johnson then came TO the FIN
Avenue Hotel and had informal conferences with several
| tho League cIubownes. He end y. dc H. Roblson q
Cleveland again tried to 70 soma understsnone foe
rhat city but the not success The Nsw.York
clubs have not only agreed consolidation bus certain
papers have signed. 1t IL rumored that tnefs -
trouble Brooklyn over the consolidation ne Two e's"
there.
The National League preferred the following charges
| aesinst the Cincinnati club by John T. Brush:
IN. Z. Young.
Dear sir: Tho Cincinnati Baseball Club Of oho .
member of your organisation did, on October ana on SUD-
dates Of 1890 violate Section 10 Of Paragraph
the Constitution BY playing games Of bah with clubs as
qualified Ineligible under the League Constitution sos
tn
Ths following resolution was then adopted Resolved.
That committee composed Of Robson. Isush and Young
be appointed TO receive consider and report upon al spp
cations for League franchise In Cncinnsu ONO IN 'as
event Of the forfeiture the franchise OF the Cincinnati
baseball Club at present member Of this organization.
this committee authorized to bring suit against the ola
Cincinnati ciubownars. n such course y aesmea a.
visabe." r ~
ona, reags clearly shows indifference TO whether
another conference IL bald not JohnsoRs communities
ton was as follows: =. ,.oo
OK Il v.une secretary National League Of baseball CubA
at the regular annual meeting OF the directors o.
tho players National League, the undersigned was sp
pointed confer with other Ressnen oreAa'
cations desire TO suggest thas II your oosso "n ~
mint similar committee meet mo conference wnicn
wf DO Of might be had at once fesss
me at your earliest convenience at the So james
Hotel. Awaiting . reply. remain yours respscuuS'
} The League replied q follows: 1910
| "Nev.York Nov. 13 1890.
"a L. johnson, esq.
Dear Sir: In reply 10 your conmunicas1n ~ .y
asking for conference with the National League Avn
instructed to say that csnnoe enter n any
conference with Players League unless tho Amean
Association IL made party b such conference "a oc.s
Der che National League appointed conieren0s COMMIT
Zoo ~ three which together similar committees ep'
nointd by the American Association was nsucso an3"f
certain conditions previously agreed on 70 csna" Wv"
committee Of Players League capitalists Inss 0's
haab aen
at the call Of Of the said Joint conference ~
mittee. Respectfully, ,
IN e YOUNG President National League"
The National League also changed 'ne peha," 1s
cuh leaving the field Hereafter such step wiz cost s
offending club $1,000 instead OF $500 As heretofore
Mchae, T. Kelly. the manager Of the Boston Players
r,h has signed conditional contract with the bos."
| League for q consideration, said TO DO wv" ISL
boweyer retains the in his pocket ous no hA
promsed to deliver 1t to the Boston cluo-o"nels ~' "
Tbo Roafo
~ have few friends in the baseball world .
Tho dea between Presidents Spalding and Addt'on :"
the chicago clubs reopened yesterday me price NJ
Noon agreed upon Spadlng met Addsons lawyer Seser'
49, I'D tho napers were drawn up but Spaldng refused
-, sion them until after goes to Chicago ana ih'osa
gates the financial standing Of the Players League eu'
there. - ..,... .d,.,r,,no Yesterday In.
,,ced in s first pleasantly for The Pit,soafs
club was suitably rewarded for the wond'nul ree''u "
ade last season. The team lost ia games The Lessue
yesterday recognized this record py ptessn"ns
4 hurry club with ''bOOby' pennant The psnnan. Is
handsome blue silk flag with ia white stars Each s>s
i tells It's story OF VICE. .-.s,.
The owners OF the New.York club anticipate no trouble
in signing their players even should
fail They are positive that they can sign every ps!,.
that they want players are making every p"''''
> effort to get A. L. johnson In out Oh 'he "e'
= HARVARD AND PRINCETON ANXIOUS TO MEET
D,snatches were received from Princeton yesterday
5 cuo,,ne AN editorial from "The Prncetonian ~h'n
advocated game between the Harvard ana r.lnccSs
l. football teams, and which suppiementea al e"'-'
RECENTLY printed In The Crimson the HarvsN pSv0.
q xnressng desire for Harvard and Princeton to 90
n torxher A we'll known Princeton man OF this Guy
said Yesterday that the sentiments OF u " OuNs "
?, princeton were now Endorsed at Harvard and Prmco
l. ton and the dead would bury the dead whoner nes
would be game of football or not TINS year oe."oA.
Harvard and Princeton, was now almost certain tnaa
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