New-York tribune., 1891-03-06
THE BASEBALL PROGRAMME +
AN ADMIRABLE SCHEDULE ARRANGED.
CLOSE or THE CoNFEEENCE-MANY vExED

QUESTIONS SETTLED SATT SFACTORILY.
Tho third and last DAYS session Of the baseball
clubowners brought to close at the Fnth Avenue
Hotel Yesterday The League men had smoothed out
,be many baseball obstacles which beset their path
and they have gone to their homes well satisfied Win
their labors The only question which may come up
oaain and cause trouble is the Cincinnati SITUATION
whether two clubs Will be placed in that city Is as
vet uncertain. That League club will be there Is
assured
The lonc-ceayed schedule at last brought TO
cht and it the most equitable and satisfactory o"cu
ment OF its kind ever issued and reflects great credit
upon c. H. Byrne and his secretary Charles H. EODeus'
There are no plums for all clubs are treated alike
The mileage called for by the schedule is as follows:
Boston, 10.075 miles, BrOOhlyn, o,19o; Ne"-iorN'
8,o5o; Philadelphia 9,455; Ptsburg, 9Oo3; Cleve-
land 1858; Cincinnati, 1o,109; Chicago ll2-o'
These meages TO be averaged and PRESIDENT Aouhs
will act in the capacity of a clearing house
The vexed question of a division of gate Tecep'S
was at last brought to focus Hereafter tie no'o
club will get per cent of the gate receipts ana 'e
visiting club 40 per cent The other 1o per cent wiz
be forwarded 10 President \. E. Young 10 IoiNi
guarantee emergency fund.
The championship season opens on April - anu ciius
on October 8. Boston opens the season In New-1orA
and Brooklyn in Philadelphia The schedule Is as
follows: ~. .,,,.,o,,
Apr ~. 20. "a Is, june 90 p, 90 August II, IS,
10; with BrOolynApril 30 80, June "a, -, y,uS oO
a. Angp;t % otS's tS a d g. Wt3 sepe%beT 4
with rtsbugJune 8 10 H. Agggst 6vn a. ., ramel ., ns
neinnaaGaRe hs n GnHe' ;, &, August 49, scptem
9sr % Ausust SS %i e. f. H. u seia pemses T. Is D.
Games at Eastern Park, BEookyn,brooklyn WIZ o
sIs:SavMss ai ss x < 5Nns y 5aiy
Is 90, 81, September "a IS 2G with phliaoeMph.ao M az
MIX MaS P.:barsMay e. May SO two games. june 3 august
3, A. 81 september TO- H. ~ win CleyeianoSue "a Viii
cincinnati i June ~ is 1S I6 august 10 H. e. g
ssRs@besS a f. ss wfs So ssmss D.
Games at Boston-Boston with Brooklyn-June II
two gsmes 49, so, July 90 %, "a, september 81 23
September as 30, 80; with Phlladelpha-Apr p, & 2S
30, 80, July 1s 90 sl september "a Ia I 70; srn
s hmsourS'I1e 1a Io W. With h. Cieyeland~une g. d. s. s.
August 49, IA, IS, september two games t %; WIN
sentember 10. IL. e: with ChcagoJune s. o.,
TO- il, August o, !, 8, september a. 1o, 1e.
Games at Observation-Disclosures with Boston
June o. a3, "a, 25 July 80, 81 August !. october
3, 8; with Brooklyn-Aprll %, 90, "a, 25; June 29
as AnS1Ss 1ase &c. ~: july w. ~ August xa fsS win
Ptsburg-June s, A, g. g. August l3 IA, Is, septem-
Der two gamesG 81; with CleveiahdnJune - 10 h3
with Cincinnad-yune s, ., 10, II. August 6; :. s.
September H. s Ansn o Tsh eptemBer 80 To- No
fsm'''' e. juno l. = august p o. ''''''''' ~
Games at chicssochiGagO With sInsa1el BOst0nmMag IL
games, 6, August "a, % 90; with New i0rk.lay 20
2: g. With = F,adelphia- @ 20, q, %, 90. July ! J.
3. August 81 2s, 90; with Plttsbars-May / p 60 T. D.
June o. 90 80, September "a 25, 2G, with Cleve-
iand-May @ s, !. s, g. July !, 2, 8, August 20 81
2s; with cincinnati-June 49, "a. 2o 26 July o.
Games at Cincinnati-Cincnnati with Boeton-May
TO- IS; 19. July 10 H. 49, august 81 seRtcnOer d.
,Augast a2 TIE. @s 90; With New york-May 20, 81. 23
o. July two games s. August M 1,2 "a 70 Is 20 si gp
tcmber g. 4. 5 with Pittsbmg-May 9, = 9. .; July
., s. August 20 o. % with Cleyeand,AprII ?2 ;3 e
"a 25, June o. %, 30, August H. II, l@ WIN
September 81, 22 %.
Games at Cleveland Cleveland with Boston-Mayy
TrooMyn-May IS. aG. 81 s. July 10, II: ia: August
july H. Is, Is. September 3, l. 5; With Phiiadephia
May T. 1S 13 H. July Two games, g. g. 30 AugGri ny
23 "a October l. 2 s. with Cincnnsu-May l, >. 4. D.,
sS sSni 3d. j. Is i'' 20 'nly % - -' 'Sp''DVF 90
Games at Pittsburgh -rtsburs with BOstCn-May %:
&c, 27, %, July two games. g, August - - 20
with IroOklynIMay 20 2l e. % July IL =; 1a'
july ~ s. Q, August @7. 2s, 9o with Philadelphia
MAY is: iS IS; 80 Jay 10 IL 1a Aggast a. 81 SEP SEP
so SER August T'h n SEPTEMBER ST. 90 With c
noti-June IL, IS. 10 90 July % q 29 sep1em1g' ,
Is, 20, August Il, Is, 10.
President n E. Young yesterday issued the follow
Ing bulletin
Contracts for 1soI.-with Abany-Ch@les Brady,
H. j. Murphy, ilcSHiIi' Johh
sProese J. SUM- GH3zhapnan p5,o g. A. Tlford John j.
With Troy-J. Foley, =. Knox II. J. Cote. Marr.phl-
lips, Il. II. Hamilton, W. !. Mooney, /. NJ. Brahan,
Charles c. Canaan ]. Mcguire.
With syracuse Edward NJ Mars
With Milwaukee-W. J. Campon.
With Cleveland-J. J. Doyle, J. X. Virtue, ID. T.
Young g. 5. Davis William Alvord, Charles l. thinner
With Pittsburgh. S. Stratton, G. f. Reilly, J. j
Fields. S. A. Larocque, John F. Smith, A. Maui, NJ
Baldwin.
With New -York-Lewis whistle John Ewing.
With Kansas Citv-W. a. Holland.
With LincOn-Jom +. Roche, Harry Davis.
With DenveC-W. II. Mcclellan.
With BoSton-.ohn g. Clarkson, c. W. Cancel
Charles Getzein, c. W. Bennett w. s. Brodle, II. c.
Long. II. l.. Lowe. II. J. Tucker, Martin Sullivan
With New-IIaven-George a. Wilson. j. J. Carney
John J. Kelly. z. II. Decker. L. 4. Gilliland.
Specla-The International Association Of PLAYERS
Baseball Clubs has been admted to membership unde
"Class B." Their club membes follows: Buf
falo Toronto, Rochester, syracuse Troy. Albany, New
ark and NewHaven. The National Board has ap
proved the transfer of membership of New-iaven ac
Newark.