New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-12
BrRYING THE RATCHET.
DASrRIL MEN ANXIOUS TO REVIVE IN.
TEnn7T IN THE GAME.


A1r. SIDES EXPECTED TO MAKE COMPROMISES
THE LEAGUE TEAM ARRIVES.
The PLAYERS League did not have a meeting yes
,crdav A. was Intended although several informal
conferences were held. Both National and Players
.or,o orpcIaIs now seem determined to end the base
bali war as quickly as possible. better feeling Is
felt all along the line than for the last two years
While both sides still maintain that victory would be
their, II tie war was kept up for another year. still
enough common sense has been elected into the man-
ayers TO allow them to see that such victory would
Lin baseball and empty their pockets.
Noat NJ The League club-Owncrs have gone home,
while A. L. Johnson IS about tic Only Players Leagnc
owner 10 remain in the city lie expects to start
Tor Cleveland tomorrow, to try to settle the deal IN
that CITY, He has arady met President +. De II.
rol,nsou. OF the Cleveland League club and he IN
,icn,to no serious obstacles in coming to an uhner'
standing with the opro ,tlOn. Johnson Insists now
eyer t,, the National League will not be allowed %
rid. rough. shod over the Players League lie saId
that his pcopc were ready to do anything to rescue
the game but that others would, have u make con-
ccsslous as we'll as tho Players League lie fears
that SOME Of the Brotherhood men viii refuse 10 pay
in climbs with players who deserted the BroIherhoou'
lie Ind no remedy to suggest except I" say IVA. '"o
Players League wonm stalu py LUG p'a'. UNIV Nv
that they got Justice.
p T. ralcott the hard. working director was seen,
and said that he hoped that the war "0uiu
.oon he over Messrs. MclNpn. Talcott ana Day Will
hold a meeting to morrow or on Tuesday 10 Try " "
~ some means for consolidating tho two local teams.
,,otb Colonel McAlpn and Mr.. Day nave eAP'c
a desire 10 come together and UNWIND the p"eeo"'
,on,c ON some cqutsble basis. Director Ta'cott IN
casa the two clubs merged into one th'hNs 'a''
urol crhood Park should BE- the grounds reserved WI
,h n.v crb President Day has no fault to ma WIN
uo,herhood Park except that ne thinks the place 10
entirely too large. The players only oo'e'.o' "
o,h.rhoot Park is that the strikes them direcuy
q, tho fac. Director Talcott, however has dc'isen
scheme by which this can be remedied.
rn. PLAYERS, Lcarie may have special meeting on
r..dax hut whether II does or not. the organhatoh
will certainly hold amccng in this city on October E''
r,, I. ,pc day before the Joint conference oet"e'"
-. S,.o,sI and Players Leagues and the America"
Association ~ ,..or IN,
his home at Columbus. Ohio. lie VIII re'i'h 10
wck "a prc,idc at the adjourned meeting OF inc 'o''
o,,.rcuc. committee which will meet again on li'e
o.d for a further talk over matters LOOKING " 80.
merging OF the three baseball bodies into '"o nv
c',,nmI,,c. b,,ore adjournng elected Mr.. Thurman Is
chairman and C.. II. Byrne aS tecrfary.
-. have been in Now York for several weeks' sa'a
Mr. Thurman and boIr my v-it has not Dec" '''''.
le.s | didn't come East 70 neddlc VII" o"
AFFAIR.", but ! came legal aNd Pcrsohhi ""'n'o'
However. I am q baseball lover from thc 81 ""u Wy
to the air hole IN the top OF my nat anu ms "''"'
nrht Of tho ACTION, has troubled nc good deal CURING
IA" last summer.
..W.r Won .,, shortly after got In New YORK
mot som, %, the local Hrthcrhoot people or La'Re''
and wa. struck with the fact that they We're f"' "',
gentlemen In private life. ln' mon III d''oN"
c,pacty 7 knew the League people were also 'i'c''
of p:r eminent character adj business pln'N l"u>
should not l." brought together and try to ehc''
harm, ri,.tl,n Of their all interest,". 81" maj
c,.h VAS to, proud .lritd to make the frs' %'S'e'
a>h"d mv,-lf Why should not became hc"' ~
one dan Will" talking 10 Mr. Tai'"it ha"e " "'
splur:" RIGHT into a." middle ~ The subject a'' "'"
whether hr w"'d meet Mr.. Dt' and talk the 't"""''
oycr,, got Mr DAYS con,cnt to meet Rim MI lai
colt a, one. ,ad he would. That much settled "ch'
10 Nj pae and wiiAou, telling MIN had seen MT
Tai, =, a.,.d whether liz would meet "a" latter
gentleman with me # | could arcane" II. MI pay
without hesitation. sad he would That tn'h ""'
..trI.d. and they met In perfectly friendly way II
VA, NOT hard afterward 10 get Mr. Goodwin ana Mt
johnson and Mr. Sp.ldinc Ia meet with these TWO Hc"
Workers, and thus tue c" "as broken . -, ,,o
Ycs. sir Il nh great god h,t come out 81 'm'
baseball conference Of the last week na "niirr
y zinc how l.n, rg eau prevent nc maj una cmi.
settlement IL TIL, lamcntabe light. wh"h 30 n t;
the snns during the Srr ro ,, Of pride to be
allowed. som. unimportant '"nc.s"hs !" o' ,"a''
nj ,lc VA; ~ clearly pointed out Tor rre'"rdoh ~
The great gam" all itS former glory ana pi"@"'N
cannot 10 blocked now ~ ~ ,,., -r,,...,
I'm The ~ yr.t~rday. The team Wal ROT ne 'ir,s'''n
.nr III" l.s"nt. but II j. d"tii!i! " ~! c\.ip,,n
Gang. viii bc played az Tho Polo tronid' scil'.
~ .,l,rrs between Tho tvo To- Al Gibbs w"lh a''rt'
,ry- crowd, bat tue general opinion seems 10 tr 49,
lie ,,uc congress has not Wy proceeded 'hHclrnty
Tor IT, warrant sch in,er' hang" 81 - -. ne
N"w York tcau, la, i"'n rning at Whcclne. Fair
mount grafton ana Cumberland since the close q! thr
CHAMP o,,,h.p scn,oil. Al III" players nave s@nco
contract. f,i nrAt year "x-"pt WpH"'t. Na,.afT
" ,,r- ant.c pats trouble n slGnhc tnN plaNrr.
lIrnrtt slnIp, desires an 0i~rtionahc feature IN III"
col stricken "'
ne,-,cn tho staten Island Athlete club and The ila.k
ii ,,r.art 4 q" team. Guiii,hr In t'e tf'h
,u,u. = Nh ~. score too IN favor ~ u" lld H"tts
t,,i,t The, Siara l5snd catcher, apli "A Nngrr. ana
IN, hu;n t"hl fpr. If.s III" ganr Gather than id''
,cr..tn defeat and a possible shut ont.
Ihn riauagcmrnt 81 tho Glanhcld. y. j.. crescent
rncuc gave a lrii"s, TO It. ha.'hlll MN" y"-tehHt
~ when the la game Of III" N wa-|nlayrI
a.i,,, ,rr E.dg"ruoG>. 81 0oki,u EnroI!ayc1 tf
NJ, n a .lI.i uiid ctnr N.lrd e 'he Tl,nhclt frs
T., -',rl md" -" I"nrr lit OF th' ~'f'"n l"~ic '
Ian oyer the !ci, fri tcnr. Owing I darkness, ,h
ram va. called ia tn" cchth !nlung. ~h'n ire e.
rc,, wrr, two runs ahead az their opponents. Ia
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PEr>ENTIN;i THE FLAG no kElLN'S TEAM
THE PLAYERS rEXNANT FOR iS'' AWARDED -