New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-20
BASEBALL CONFERENCES.
A WEEK OF DISCUSSION EXPECTED.
THE DETAILS OF SETTLEMENT ARE NOT EASILY
MADE IN ALL GASES.

THE DETAILS OF SETTLEMENT ARE NOT EASILY
MADE IN ALL GASES.
The first Of a series Of baseball meetings win begin
to-day at the Fifth Avenue Hotel It will probably tie
Saturday night before Of the delegates eun their
faces homeward. Much work will have TO be done ana
it will have to DO done carefully, owing 70 me many
conflicting interests Every effort will be MADE 70 setue
the baseball war; and the prospects Of final success are
good in spite vaporings Of few dsgrunted inoi'
yiduals Every sensible man connected win taeeoAi
knows that continuation OF the past seasons policy VIII
ruin them sill financially.
To-day the meeting Of the Players League. at least
conference Of the delegates takes place. The meeting
at first for October 22 then 1t was chana
to October 81 and still recently to October 20 The
brotherhood win also hold meeting today but Just
what will be done only &c con1ectured IS inc
players closemouthcd. Some doubt was expressed
last night whether the players would be as largely
represented first anticipated. Some OF tho
players undou teddy dissatisfied with recent Develop
nents and disgruncd stay at home or hio
the hills and chase the festive rabbit popular pastme
with ball.pmyeis ct this time OF the year.
OF the players not all Of them, think that the
cubowners have not shown them consideration in
recent efforts to settle the baseball war The players
say that they own stock in the various
Players League clubs, and that they are en-
tilted to representation. The peace committees
posed Of John B. Day C. H.. Byrne and A. g. Spaldns
for the National League E. B. Tscott. Wendell Good
win and A. johnson for the Players League; and c.
Won der Abe Allen W. Thurman and william Barne for
the American Association. The players want repre-
sentative on Players League committee in the place
OF Mr. Goodwin whose experience in baseball s limited
At TO days meeting is highly probable that rcsou'
ton win be passed demanding representative on that
committee This resolution will be submitted 70 tho
players League clubowners at their meeting and VIII
n all probability be fayorably received IL Is dohbuui
howeyer il the National League will countenance such
ucpe ton the first conference WAS held the Ola
club-owners carefully stipulated that the Players League
.onfercncc committee should be composed OF capitaSs
ony or nm who Represented the moneyed interests OF
the clubs and could act with authority.
Many OF the delegates to the convention afrved yesef-
and club owners and players plentiful In
un.own hotel corridors night Several informal confer.
ncc, wer, held and situation was discussed In all ",
details About all the baseball acknowledged that
was necessary the salvation OF the game but
sa,d that the way such goal lay along rocky anu
troublesome road There been trouble In most OF the
cities outside Of New.York and Brooklyn. where two
clubs situated.
In cleveland the forces clash in railroad well in
baseball interests. In Pittgburg the Players League
men declare they have assets than their National
League rivals and in consequence demand large
| majority Of stock In the club In Boston the
National League opposed to any consolidation
but are willing buy their rivals Tho trouble there
perennial one between the directors Of the two clubs
No two bodies hated each other more cordially
than stockholders Of tho two Boston clubs Messrs
Reach and Rogers Of the Fhiadelpha League club feel
that they have the best Of the situation In that city and
their ideas Of proper compromise out Of all proper
ton to those advanced by the Quaker City Players nine
Tho records made by the Brooklyn and Louisville
teams In the series for the worlds championship will
be found annexed. Tho Brdegrooms have far outbatcd
their rivals The Brooklyn has also done excellent
work In the feld OBrien, Collins, Clark and Foutz
making the only blunders scored The records to date
are follows: