The sun., 1891-01-15
A NEW PHASE TO TIE FIGHT.
THE AMERICAN fSsOCTA TIOy ENJOTyED
FROM LEAVING OFT TOLEDO.

Robert Ingersot, the Famous Legal AdNo.
cate, 70 Defend the Toledo CIus-The
Conference Committees l0ng Session
Gossip from the Meeting Rooms.
The National League and ths American As
ISOLATION got down to work yesterday morning
with desire to net in q way that will settle up
all existing difficulties. The one great uues-
tion that Is being watched with interest by the
whole base ball world was not brought to
head Boston 10 tho key to the settlement.
The outlook last night was not in any way
positively favorable for an American Associa-
ton club in Boston. or In any way positively
opposed to such o club. There nre innumera-
bic arguments on both sides.
Tho fact Is, the magnates Of the National
League are nil at sen AS to what to do Some
are willing 20 vote to place IN Association club
in Boston, others are opposed to It. But at the
same time the national agreement looms up
as big as IA mount ain. 1t gives each club strict
territorial right not to 5e encroached upon BY
any other club under this agreement. and II
second club is allowed in Boston the bars must
be torn down and the national agreement re-
yissl. thus establishing precedent. Under
the agreement as 1t now exists the Boston
triun,yirs. Messrs. Conant. Soden and Billings.
cannot be dictated to in any way. nor cun an
Association tiub oe pinced In tnoir city agninst
their Will.
Mr. Soden was asked by srS reporter last
night. after the League had adjourned. IL he
and his ass lcistcs had changed their opinion
~ TO having second club In their territory.
No sir: we have not And you can put 1t
down A. certain that We will not. We nre still
In tho fight. We lost ple OF money Ia
the bsse ball fGht last season. and It is no
more than fair that we have chance 10 get 1t
ha X again.
what Is the general opinion on the subject
among the League maGnatss1'
Some arc with US and some are aua'nst u.s."
Can club b. placed 10 Boston by the
League without yonr sonssa;ts a.; r,,, ~, xva
Mould YOU he wiling to buy buy Prince out ~. =
Ths. # s apa atsr 1s y os a fR eH' MIN
Tn, NR,.onal League ie very desirouso Of set.
Ting up esery,t!hng i".ly IA and hYnpTAP.y
s,ns .fS H. se Wn tho
Asf GSS ill., sns Ssks fhs 6 osos s
trinIhyiraie said that tne only way the Bostea
Boston eiH'i ~ l., II people. H. said lie and bis
partners would do all In that direction that
Why" sxelaimed Mr. Billings. 1T coat tho
Boston National League Club 10 carry on tho
sTs. Of the roTsrs s7
70 wage, war than any other club In the
ess sass Hsps pvs ch uS Tn IN s sel hs sa
sh Rsi w v !as!s w n n
Ir Barnie said M o, we viii not be satisfied
x fs Sssss + cssax5 With S ns,:
those cities. too"
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE MEETING.
At 70 o'c!ook the National League, went into
w. ssSfai's: rsis e! SsSe
lyn. {. II. Byrne Joseph Doyle. q Abel; Bos-
e. =: itSSsoa: SsorEs +: Hove. rsssrs!sriT
SosS BfYsP na;snspo'iiss Tsais. John T. Brush
reading 81 ; the r.po!. POI 1S q .hs ,opt sonieIepcs
e dss Se SsG ns
con,s,ned was tho suggestion mat Assoeia.
FSsrs wsre good many iis' which peemed
To- weigh down this rseomperrdatonE; nj ~ =, ~.
sukses!ed and why that, and he was correb:
Ss o. john T. D.
member failed to express v.ew which would
When i he ~ msspates ] as ssse'nbied they were all
Introduced TO y. P. Tseott; and they found
bin rsrieet Esgstlemsp. fair - and bonorabs
OF last seasons fight that was e81 me!y peas.
VA hs ssa Se Es sss
eoiaE, 90 inside the reporters we're waiting
mag msaas,ss aS1 sa out out At ociosE sssh turned
a edE Cd was va I'll that notbns hsd been done
Later it vas learned . ,hss !: III Pslmer sa o'Ss!l
rot. ar. Soden had presented the case Of the
Rnutn trfs 70 In - mt md hnA
made big kick about it.
Bei9rs ths League we went into &c, session At 4
No. fhave presented no minority rspoIt Of
the conference; as has been reportfd; Yes OBJ
national sgreement"
The League delegates assemb s be-, bed n parlor
Out. It was the same old story over. again.
ySohinE 70 Civ. out Fents%Ycn NOs
Itnsrs tIrqux6oat ths copntry 70 b used
eSn fsfqfh have Rs: ssy rsee4d
l IL si Fs15fsb sas S "a
!sSSs$,eS ess sss H. ss%' COZ;
ous slps vErh E. ia 1l he aoaes
msst S.ys
prevented his reaching home very easily. But
fS 81
vnss : os vsss ;s NM M ,s Ss
nstionM aErsemen, or force 4. second cub 10
ss.o1p sfP 81 ssT BEoes,s eHY,sef ef is said to b.
&essrs heash and Rogers OF Philadelphis,
The League did not prolong its meeting nntil
70 Ss sa aIaSuissa " I'D ''F'
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION MEETING.
The Americsn s! AsssS,cistion met at j. eIeock
Ihsis y"u dor A6s: ,Y."ulsy!lls. I. T. fafsons;
CoIumbTs, 4; :. aohsn. Gus sr Scfmelz; BALI.
Tolsd9 y. H. Ketchsvm: ~: uharISs Morton syra'
br,nker. No delegate was present from the
Athletics. o. that club has been expelled from
thn Association.
No sooner had President 4. W. Thurman
sailed tha ds'sg. tss to order than injon1.tioa
esideu. Thurman. e rss,atn them: as mem:
Toledo Club Of e me%nbsrshIp Without irst
Nhil h.l fhA aMoCl nj eallinU ha,t