Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-01
A WAITING GAMD.
Baseball Schedules to Be Hid.
den Until the Last Moment.
PLANS or THE BROTHERHOOD.


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fo"p's ATe"c I""s shs Msg"stes
Would stand = Dcsser Chancs u wash.
tnwsou npd ru.,,n,s,,,,,,. vv.r. r,.,..a
a. e.-,. ~. c..
N"''sse~
About all the National league mans.or.
bavc come 10 the conclusion tbnt with oriv
eight clubs the Isarne would n. In v..,,y
better shane for the co,,ipo f,obt ,r,th ~
brotherhood, bccausc Ten club c,rcu,t i. sns
TO be somewhat uuwicldy aud h,.c.,.. ".
cutting on OF two cities would .dd ~ ,hs
strength Of the ono city of ali other. where
the fcrcest war will bc wared But wbi,s
conccding tho advisability of 4 moro comneot
circuit--iBdecd, CONSIDERING n slr,o.t nI,so.
kItely necessary y--tl,e League men are a thei,
wits end for q scheme by which tho refI,,c.
ton can be made and all conflicting interest.
properly satisfied.
There Is no doubt that the I,easue cou,d
vote the two extra clubs ont. but ,,,cb sum.
mary proceeding IA not IN Accordance wifi,
the custom OF tho orrani ixation. Other mean,
must prevail The two clubs which .re r..IIv
superfiuous are tbose from WnsbInUton and
indianapolis. superAuou principolIv hscsu,s
neither city can draw much over Tia o,srsn.
tee except on special holidavs ana than onIv
a little mora COMPARED m what co,id -, 90,
m other cities This mean, thar th., ~ ~.
two clubs remain In thev vii hsys 20 4. car.
ried along And nracticsllv s,,n,,orsed bv ~.
other and ricber cities This Gopd he an.
tirely No in tho case of fba w ssbingtop cluh
which has no team worth mti,tiopips from 4
League standpoint. no vEosncct oS uettiro
ose and "a moneu - ~ n with avon n cooi
material was svsilsbls
Mr.. Hewitt has not eot n sino,e voter.n an.
gagged so far. He Is getting together n team
It is true. but that team would be nothjnc
moro than a dead weight In the Iascns Ger.
tsinIv' IL Wnsbinotnn w.s = ro-,d ss,I .o.,
capabIe OF supportinu q riit sdgsa ts. =, i.
would bavs inst :. much ciair,, 20 co,sid...'
tIon A. tha hand, ~ TIA + I.soa,,a az NJ. VI
but n bos han fnllv dsrnonssr. ,.d ,h., w.sh'
.ineton h outclass~2 A. : Notinrs ,ss.s,,. ,,.,,
me- Hswitt Is ,stisaad ~ M a.. -. 80, 49,
ana Il ,nskiro b,o h,usps to,,. III. t,..,,.;~,,.
h,,t thsv can urS.r tns ,,,s,, ,,...,,,..s =. -.
cu,sd Ther. c.n n. No dn,,h, sh., -
rsedv IN Ali o,,t b, ~. T..s,,. .,d .h.. =.
srnects n ..il u. hos s,,nS |. anna a., 10 10
pnopev and v.,ts ~ 60, ~ h.er "a ~.
biuf,na is smniv dons for IN. n,,r,,n.. - -
kenntnS IN Nh nrtca A. IN. h,.rs.t no,ch
Wsit.r Hsvitt hs, . vsrv .,,ss hsss T,,s
tasn, ho d csttins tooo,,,.r 4. ds.,,,ad co. ,ns
Atlantic o.soci.tion end th., "a -hars W.,,.r
will niIo, ,hsn, "
"m Pno. tnen.
,noannspons anairs are somewhat dif-
cu'. ine "~u canno. OF itseii supporta
nssSus Uo.m mi. brush mas, however, been
20 oPsrsoaAve tnat No mas managed 10 hoid MS
n'en, auu Nesy nas A'Rned, pornaPs, In many
Ie.I"cu' tne oes. soan IN tne League. Atany
Iaes, on pape, ~ .ne equai OF any. Brush
- ~. some'nng 10 soii. ne"itt mas notn.
ns ~. 'rancnise' brush, having draw
,nR ,cah, cou'a come pretty near recouping
ni. Iossos OF 'ne psse TWO Year, II ne could
nas soeson unaer tne ~ PEI cent. oivhion-
AZ p'A'n ~o'us, no couIo "orA nirnSeir clear
TSo uo yys y. hls e.oclss. 1,
NJ tN.' ts ,',,, uav oonsa.,on, 20 Mr.
Drusn oeoauss oi n,s skln IN noioing MS play.
e,'', ~ suaunS o'ner players OF otnerS
I1~ :" ,,.,u ~ 'nsn asreements WIN "
~. 80 ~. -. Tl. "Ap's 70 - tnsy "
~. u'. out. ns' Dlusn nas Ms
.s;..'.,u n,' ay %, no w tim.
Sv 'em W Iep,'e Up NJ
me-. o VI. "a, a.Ssno,ss 10 Slov h.. a
...,.. ~. nv eu -, "eul.s 'us' snn.r NJ
hhn. IA ~, sus .n ner n.thino ILa
eIs noc o.. ~. .h.,a s,."a.Ss PA'u switt 0avsu
cnnsidorsh,v Is.. p.,,.n s.,,get a handsome
,,roa, or III. ,rr...,n.. levitt n not likely
!. r.s ~ .'',..h ..s.s .Lo ;s paid in orisinallv
m. .,,..,,... LII -. .iscussed at Clev sland
Ns.r.h ~, ,h.. Iy the League will hold
!. rao,,,, ,,.sa .'I meeting and a schedule
.,,.st,.. =. 49," .ame time. The uoost fee.i-
hIs .chs,r. the one likely TO be adopted.
= Tho ,,,rch - Of the Washington and indi-
~ ,nii. s-nchisss by the League At libsral
f,gnros i,,5ne case, and at a fair valuation in
the o,h., with promise, may be. that when
the 7 .gue has annihilated its foes both cities
mn y 'eturn to the field and a ten club circuit
uiy;n fair trial The Indianapolis players
VII then be turned over to New York and
'ittsburg at fair valuation. Washington
viii be permitted to keep its men for team
a another organization
OF course, there is one thing the disposition
I which may make change in the pro-
rsmms, and that Is the Ward case. II will
ome 10 trial as soon as the League can get it
nto court. Ward is satisfied to leave things
5 they nre and Is delaying - much as posi-
le, but he will hardly be able to stave off a
rial Should the League win, It would prob
bly, stick to the ton club circuit
The probabilities now are that the matter
viii not be settled much before April /. Tho
league will certainly not decide on perma-
ent policy IL there is any hone. as there
eems To be- now. Of getting final decis;on In
\. Vord cass d,,r;,n Maro,, 80
A. Taara,a,s .,. ,
"A. Sieveiaho 'wo Sneuuios VIII prooapiy
Q arranged one Tor eight and one for ten
luhs, unless Brush and Hewitt should decide
o sell out. II thcy stick tho two schedules
re likely 70 be made up and held secret untii
annl course is decided pnon On. thing
..r,s r.oson.h,y snra .na IL. ss
se.s SNe anu ,nh' tnat
~ ',aaueu, ''n'uui0 10 aeieou upon at Slevo-
and 1t VIII not be made public until after the
Brotherhood schedule Is given out. II has
publish their schedule the League will do
yhen the dates will be furnished to the papers
or N Ynopth in advance about tho first ~