New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-24

would have so, but 80 Is now thought that the
Cream City team VIII be dropped
The Association appointed its committees on schedule
players and circuits todsy. St. Louis got the favored
representation the latter committee.
Although Association completed its laDors
for the present today the important question: "a
what cities will constitute next years circuit stu
remains undecided committee consisting OF Barne' OF
Philadelphia schmelz Of Columbus, and Won der Ahe
Louis, was appointed with power to investigate
the feasibility OF a twelve club circuit his com
mttse viii make its report in about ten days at the cal
Chairman Barne.
The announcement made after gathering Of the
delegates President Phelps that the Chicago club
had deposited 81 per capital stock as guar
antee OF loyalty and good faith.
President Phelps reelected by aeclamation. Julian
Hart OF Boston, unanimously chosen vlcepresident
and Edwin Sutherland Of Washington appointed as
attorney Tor the Association.
The Schedule Committee will consist Of Presidents
Williams, Of Chicago Barnle, Of Philadelphia, and Won
der Abe, OF st. Louis on account Of Chicago receiving
highest vote, Mr. Williams selected chairman
Schedule Committee.
The Association then took up the question percent
Tor visiting clubs It decided do away with
system Of paying visiting clubs As per Of
gate receipts and back 70 the old prncpls-he home
club 70 eryLhing. This that each club must
be sefsupporting and OF the small crowd
Will suffer, they cannot feed OF their prosperous
neighbOrs
Another important resolution intended
TO good Will the ball players introduced by
williams Chicago 1t the effect that each eluD
file bond with the president guaranteeing It's players
full and prompt payment Of salaries, as called for
By the contracts. In case the salary Is not
forthcoming on pay day the president shall
collect It under the bond pay the players The amount
q bond equal at least the total amount Of the
salary list and be worth not loss than $4,000 Ihs
resolution was adopted with dissenters
The following players blacklisted: Doan Reilly.
Radbourne King Ehret, Raymond. Ely, Knauss, Burt
and Kinds. king" Kely's name was not on the lis;
BREAKING THEIR RECORDS AT INDEPENDENCE
Independence. Iowa, oct. 23.-Today was perfect
record breaking weather clear and warm Inc only reg
ular races started were tire 30 trot and 20 pace
both left unfinished The principal races were the spe
Gals Robert Rysdck again started against his mark OF
2:I4 ON the first score he cast a shoe and bruised
his foot Nevertheless he took the word and made
great t-Ot without any accompaniment in ID Ia
sphinx by EecuOneer, who has been out Of training
for three years was sent against his mark OF -
and turned the kite in 81. The two-yea~otu bedA
Onward, by st. Bell went In the A4Oen thhe Vi '--'
FOR INTERSCHOLAsTIC FOOTBALL GAMES.
An interesting meeting rncsTscholastc Football
League held The Dwight School yesterday after
noon The Barnard and Morse schools withdrew from the
League and the Harvard School admitted TO member
ship. The application for membership Of the Columbia
Grammar School refused the given being hao
the Columbia team had eX-college its football
eleven.
/. then became manifest that there had been
trouble between Columbia anu Berkeley teams. and
that was the reason FOR postponng their scheduled
Wednesday. 1t said that had given
Berkeley the Columbia men, and the Berke
ley men, hearing Of 1t, refused TO play.
The elected President. sherer, OF Dwight
secretary Saerlee Berkeley and Isln, OF
Berkeley. The schedule Of games Will be arranged on
Monday.