The sun., 1890-05-17
TROUBLE IN THE pH1L4DELrHIA oLUB
Both sides OF the story. and 1hings Ne
coming Unpleasant.

which has been brewing in the PhlladelphiR
Players League Club ever since the famous
drossing-room interview between ex-Manager
James Fogarty and PRESIDENT Henry NJ Love
assumed n very interesting phase to-day when
the great fielder In the most emphatic terms
openly announced that he would never play
ball again with tho local Brotherhood team
while Henry ". Love was at its head. The ap-
pended open letter was prepared during the
day by President Love:
The publication in OF the morning papers OF the
18Th st, and copied by several afternoon papers OF
what Iurrorttd TO be interview with j. @. foenrty
IN regard to supposed grieNanc he has aEanst my
self evidently published by the author and writer
with desire to njurs the flaN League and Aunoy
me personally, NV actions OwArd and feelings for Mr.
ForArty have always been friendly lhave personally
loaned him on two different occasions $50 total Of
slnn from personal funds have directly or
indirectly terfcred interference with him
H 10 @ M a ANY plrsTsr hSHst Sye or
any Time c!snEnow the ptSyers who had been sSisC,s1
SgS che nn Ts5e I II S ns n,d have
selection OF his own captain nave entire charge Of
sa sSsy
m o Si HG" an W no do % qy o, hSSs
and tna, person cAl.sd words 70 pass between hin;
s ISfi much fsssr
that called him away and SIN smoo,hsd matters eyer; I
tue S sSS no 6sm ss ot he BoSPd
g, ns %y wSSh
x4o.S re Tysn sbusSs :d
to S s S ana S5 sHS ss
him and aud !, hsvs s,s, him .,n renewed -, ,.,,.
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m S .nc wo4 % W.rs and a.sa By Or wo1. %s
That could be construed eomnit.ee was appointed
CO dfssssFSs ss aSs.s
s y sssn
the sake Of better feeling harmony ana the avodanes
ss Az Ian
fiPs s wi" not
When Fogarty was shown this statement this
two members Of the local clubs. He was Just
% PTSsideDt Toves letter. eat n was as out ot tbe
question. Jimmy was mad AL over and and he
Su4 mas made I his spSooh Hf ark Foga-t and
now / will make mine. In the first place.
6e NJ ISyS $500 Which loaned be Claims S any to SsTE:
sdvsRss money Which sysI1 player q q ,., ,s9t.Is$$
R1Sss9fs S2sSssa tS1 WIZ
team I, was Informed by President Love that
eaa he % spsd Ss SS Bs e TSs S a
for the PLAYING Of the men, but would
ssrae M be no on the part Of
De Mt Of The % club. and then both Of Us lost our
Sna ofe SoTd Th s
me that he was my e999alh physically n, oFSHliy 3,
manage a ball club on or Of the neld, This
SsS VIII e sss ny rss;
payer PaSeT in Se ofaS S4shn
club within a month His language to me be-
fore the PLAYERS led me to bring eharoeg
r commitgee @ C Consistine 81 Messrs. WOOD. Ei-
lot s9d WaSnsT q tS1 inSest991Slop ESOa q;
tain; was not going 70 allow III. Love tS Gst
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ke e e
either for Ryan 9i Chicago Or stovey of Boston.
f9Farsv went New YorE On H? 4horsaSTy asa TnSs Se
did not go to the Brooklyn handicap race 90
nd 9ss t4 shS SasS
ger Mutrie Il is said that Foearty has decided
to to the Eaon nd ths
ter giving Pitcher sharrett to the Philadelphias
walton.
Gossip of sDorta'wIth Arms aad Lee0.
The Hill and Dale Club walk Piermont tomorrow.
boat baats'' and Christopher street ferries
The Brighton Athletic Club will hold picnic 0ad
Miller Dexter Park ~ '''~'' ~"' ~ - -''D''
wssaas club E take ,a:
tHde t aSrs Sr MI and
RR to morrow a Berrisans Hail DeSbroSsss and HoSs
sa5Stssd adoption and al the aeaSsa eS should
Be will 0e made for their next
An nA5.e A%s'Sq5 %5. fsSS Tcs5..ny
ha S sss
c0mpet,0n Ihe can bring proof that ho
ignorance in tho case you mention.
Tho Corinthian Athletic Club has Issued the follow.
AZ cA s re. I0 are sas 70
boat from HA} 1907 81 q q
:. 81
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ts f ana az sSa ana
ssa %ss =; a:s
PorGtorS are Angelo Roake William Siekley william
H. Leo, David Grieve george Frazier Jr, isaAo Cole
Henry Lowensteln. Victor Lowenstein. and Edward
GiDDonA.
ongmie foot race that occurred at Shooting Park
Newark on Saturday afternoon between William vii.
u AuB ana Alex Anderson q OF rosa affair
there being but few the grounds during its
progress Tho stake were liked $50 a side Wiliiams
set the pace, Anderson keeping on his heels until q
quarter mile had been trAversed when he BEGAN 70
weaken aud Williams canteie ed home winner BY 100
ards In minutes ~ secDndA which fairly good com
siderng the deploraoe condition OF the track.
pOlph kAnder, New York cty.-W q. George the
great English runner holds all the mile reoordI a. fo
lows Professional, minutes l2A4 secondA at Londoa
England Aug - 1876, this is the worlds record and
b ds lair TO remain so Amateur, minutes 1875 SEQ
OndS at Birmingham, England. june n lsS4 no Other
amateur has 9pproacheh these hgures. George also
Il Olds the world record grass minutoa
also holds tho American record for a mile, 4 minptSo
2iTs seconds at Now York city, Nov, H. 1882.
, The Newark Young Mems Christian Association had
their annual outing Saturday the stopping place
being tho famous Eagle RoCE Mountain, the
Of which many cyclers arc daily trying to accomplish.
At noon they partoOk Of light luncheon. after which
the .is were sought and the following athletic events
decided Fitty yard Eun-Won by Y Allen. with q Lee
second northumberland Rup-Non by C. Carpenter,
49,