New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-16
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE WINS.
EUFFLED FEELINGS OF THE ASSOCIATION
ONE HoTHEADED TALK OF MORE BASEBALL
WAR ACCORDINGLY FOLLOWS.


The National Baseball League AT the Chicago CON
vcntion last week. again illustrated the fact that it
wa, king ~ the baseball nation. The disputes over
player, ard technical points all decided in favor
~ tie League. In spite of the Board Of Control.
which was supposed to deal ont justice I'm equal
slices 20 all it. children. The American Association
Is naturally rIicd Of the clean sweep Of the League,
ami som" Of the hot headed cubownorS talk Of war.
Theme viii Doe no war, however I'm spite Of the dis
-at fed -c,"uc.s who arr working 80 zcaously 10
hrn- about such a result.
The Board 90 Control has decided that StOvcv and
Ec.hiucr. belong T. the Boston and Ptt-burg League
clubs, and that ,otilr. It. Association clubs which
have succeeded I'm holding any Of the old Athletic
pliycr- are fortunate The Athletic Club has about
much right 20 lis PLAYERS the Brother
hood League had 30 existence. The Athletic Club did
l.t luih. H., obu-riiou,. and the ,ockhpdcr, sur
rendered just they fond that their hitherto
Iarsc profit, were being 6urtailcd.
10" Association has not the money nor the brains
behind 1t 10 carry a successful war with the League.
and II such thing were attempted, II would only
crush it>'lf The Association was not nearly As loyal
10 the National League during the revolt it would
HE people to believe The younger Organization
should not expect 10 get all tho plums. Tho Associa-
ton has secured permission to put teams in Boston
and Chicago and that Is abOu. all the concessions II
deserves. Neither STOREY Berbaner wanted to
play u the Association and their wishes may have had
something to DO win the decisions.
\. l.. johnson the Western baseball cyclone. has
been 10 the CTS for several days and he brought along
Ll, usual fire" and his iayoute expression the
~a.uAy dIukr Johnson apple, the latter term TO
people who have met aad been conquered by men Of
superior minds, johnson wants the Cincinnati Club
but the League doe, not propose to let him have IT,
The League naturally has little sympathy for the
OF johnson and h, tca, one If the directors 81 The
New orl ouu -iId: - johnson would nave been
cared fi lir ago. but for l, rcNpa@e OF tongue
c /, one Of the famous bun"rs Of the time. lie does
lot want the Cincinnati olAb any more tidn You 40
Tnrr,, ar, very few people who would be willing u
take hold of tldt cuu win III present hea3 TAPc'sc
l-i I'm, team j., Only second Gus, one, whllc II,
salary H,t j, out ~ an proportion u the rt merit OF
A.. i,'u,rr. Johnson doe, not want 10 shoulder th'
heavy expense list of that club lie wants To be
b,u-ut ont ., -,
IN f. Gonitfal now whether the New-IorlI Club Will
take >uuth, uip or not Inc p!lNSIo sem u NV,
such "A tou m March. hut the stockholders do not, ana
The , llvcr. No a nu; id'o quite 80 mu-h 10 LAY about
th. lui,t.,u.lt VI Gibbs -, they ana last Acis. Inc
lpe,l team D.. now pretty well made up. with E"lh-
GIa--cutL. I,.thaNl-pu, tOunOr, o'kuurac dlrcAdN
!rucd and core TcrnlG. >latiegy and Nclch a. SOOd
signed. No uJuol" ouShi - De- cApe"l'd ~
securing the other players desired. The ucu have not
o. set been informed when 10 report Tor duty, nui
March 20 W hr the date for tho usual spnu- CATHERINE
The .lr,rrdlt. tru 0.ty, WI bc utilized D. practice
work N an. Iulp GrlIuds u the weather viii permit
outdoor work. Tie FIRST regular game viii be- PLAYED on
March 30.
SD much n Will lcaiUst the club owners ana tiIh 80
glhly Of NOR, baseball war Tie National League =
appreciation uf Twins powers aN ban payer may
have something 10 do Win the case.