The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-07
BROOKLYN STARS MUST GO.
.ryrRxL WELL-KN0wN PLAYERs OF
THAT CLUE TO BE RELEAsBD.

r..,tssrs. Terry. Bsrns. asa W. O'Brisn
=. a. List-Thsir Places 60 Ne Fined ~
xs,.s BissA Fiayers-satisfaetisn with
J.A. warA's WORK Arrogant stars.
wiser Than the Captain, Rsspensibls for
A.. C1uS's POOR ehowisx-Ths Young
..... Now n che Team Opsn the Eyes OF
The Mansseusnt-Yestsrd Games.
r,.,,ss n. Byrne. President Of the Brooklyn
Nah Who won't TO the national capital to talk
~. ~, msttsrs with tho Association people. re.
,urnsd homo few days ago. He didn't bring
~i,h him any satisfactory intelligence rs . re-
.rit Of tho conference. but he did bring homo
~ ,ncipient case OF pneumonia. II was very
AVN night that he made the trip from Wash
i,oton 10 Cincinnati. and he instructed the por-
...,o nroduce some ventilation. This was forth
.ominp. and In consequence when no reached
rIncinneti Mr.. Byrne spoke In . hoarse
.h,,nsr. That sort OF . voice is not ono that
..n he employed TO advantage In the
conduct Of peace negotiations. and 80 the
p,ooklyn magnate returned homo. He has
eonouered the pneumonia and made his frat
snnenrsnce outdoors yesterday. He said he
"a oulte confident that the two organizations
would come together again In short time
ava arrange matters In manner satisfactory
~ All concerned. Mr.. Byrne said that Mike
Kslv's lump wa. easily sxplainable. Kelly
..v that the two associations were on the
noint OF coming to m agreement, and he real-
i,sd that In such an event he would be con-
Aligned to play In tho American Association for
the remainder OF his baseball career. This
"a, evidently very dlstasteful to Kelly. and he
m.de haste to Jump h"ok into the League be-
fore the door was sLIt.
The reason for the failure OF the negotia-
R Nj s B' s ? ' tsssss 1T GEa
~ three men 10 rept esent 1t ut the meeting. and
they we're the only memtcrs Of that body who
N ~oTi thrss men to negotiate with the
League and then nearly everybody connected
with that organization went to Washington to
stances il was Impossible to make any ar
faresments. and the conference closed ao-
rupty.
BnooxL1S PLAYERS TO BE RELEASED.
mir, on tho subject OF matters pertaining
N Brooklvn, tho Sun Will take occasion to lay
before baseball patrons sensational piece OF
Information T. concerns the future 81 the n
terest all VINO follow tho course OF that organt;
cation. The team which will begin the final
hens, nsb AZ The season a. At presen cons
tnted. but whom another season comes around:
at least half OF the nine will be missing. and
their departure from Brooklyn will not DO
Wssn .he season Q, 1892 begins: the ,ac.s q
sf5Hsf5s and Sss:sy ss
and their places sd by young blood PIC. pplsysrs
The that assSs moved the
showing OF Brooklyn the. past season. The
1870. and with the accession Of John Ward as
And
la not lon n In fAutA m m mn - y
year than she was last explains the poor
position Of the team. yet 1t does not eecount
% TSe players aps mainly "
i sss I'll: ths1 are likely to Be- out
e tnIss % '9 Phadslph. and Ge!siand The
mansgemept 81 s5c Brooklyn o club n hss OBJ 10
toyed With. their. high. priced stars. and
they have, determined IN the future to try
that Chicago. with the least expensive team
bids fair 70 walk Oh with tho pennant. has
sa. 4: FFS.y
er,rsiy satisfied with John Wards work. and
q ~ arrogant snS stars who know more thsn
.sns; snd q: TOO lofty IN ,h.if IDEAS 70 foley
.d Ties. sns stars and ali seir With
young, AmOGlOu6 DlAy0te, VINO Will 10 WtIlIuk
10 Be guided by John Ward and work Tor tho
interest OF tho team, without reference to their
own peculiar ideas ae to how the club should
be run.
The managers now have their eyes on three
or four promising young bloods who will be
lAssoed for next reason. and there Is settled
determination to have these young PLAYERS
even Ii 1t is found necessary TO sigE ten men in
order to get one good on. 1t Ia also settled
belief with the Brooklyn management that it 10
not q good thing for player to remain on
ore team fos too many .pceessiye years.
stances gets into rut and plavs stale listle.s
also to the idea thst he club
be smashed fat SO lar ~ the Brooklyn club is
pink At the close q the rresent season.
forth that he has not done the york expected
interfered with his business. and his recent
escapade In Chicago settled his case
Terry has been Of absolutely no use to tho
club this season. and appears TO have played
burns is poor fielder, hut WAS retained
owing to his batting. and that has not come up
10 expectations.
Caruthers has done some good work. but
more that WAS poor
The record Of young OBrien. Inks. and Fly
has 40 pleased the management thnt they are
determined to have some more OF the same
sort, and as soon rs possible.