The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-18

There VIII Not ne Two Cham pions hi ,,
Next Year.

CHICAGO. Nov. 17.-There will be no divided
championship series In the National League
next season. The season will open the last
Thursday In April and close the last Saturday
in September During this period each team
is scheduled to play 132 games. The League
decided on this late tonight. and then ad-
iourned to meet in New York. March I.
1t was after 8 o'clock when the magnates u.s.
eembled. Tho session will be over in twenty
minutes" said President Young: but II was
nearly three hours before he mado his reap
pearance and dolcd out the little information
It is known that tho moguls OF the game dis
cussrd the proposed new diamond. tho setting
back Of the pitcher. and the aholi shment OF the
bunt and Nat bat: Every maGnate Ind some
meeting important action viii be taken. EYio oii
can ssy." eaid one OF the Eastern ,representa-
sch. III @ , will take ss. the h relish
i9Ht 6 base 1: 1t would not be surprising
NJ schedule Committee was appointed, the
6urdensome task devolvlng upon President
1 rSsne tho holm New Day Ts' s dS n to 5s
for freq GOOD eh IL aasoun Hsd f his
in Louisville. and, will hereafter devote ali his
energies to his saloon business. Washington
Gt ~ OF s be
MoKean Of the Cleveland. Club. McKean likes
Giant next season.
Tho League resumed It's annual meetinC at
ad
been done. The constitution had been read
from beginning to END and amended in certain
sections is and IS. Tho first provided that
tied or draTp games anne or games prevented by
AS the section now reads. postponed games
cannot be played on on the first trip. but they
must be played Of. II such y thing is possible:
will constitute part Of tho series. provided the
teams have postponed games to play;
to furnish the VS. seesetary with diarsams ' Of
The rSle regulating the playing of games
now arrange things, to suit themselves.
Brush. Won der Horst nnd Soden we're ap-
pointed a committee on rules and will report
Tack Phelps 81 Louisville was reesscted at
late treasurer Of tie Cleveland ciab. was made
an honorary member OF the League. The
names we're drawn out Of Won der Abe stove:
pipe hatHAll but ono OF the present Board
the eePT Nsw
Won dor Ahs. st. Louis; Son, dor Horst: Bali
asked that his name should not be used:
Wits Its funny about New York. Last yearJJ;
Mhter opaidlng. W. u. Conant, ana +. hbell
footed all the bills. The season was a failure.
and the hackers are 80 disgustOd that they
have dropped out. Day is all right. but he
hasn't got u red. There Is no owner that tho
League knows of. and that is Thy New York's
representative on the Board WAS not named.
II New York wants players II will have to
hustle for them. The League will not present
tho club with any of the star players. If
G stt "a, wants to remain In the push it must
There are rumors OF trades in tho air. Tony
MullAne: judging from reports. is the most
sought for player In the country. Every club
is after him. First. Chicago wanted him to be-
come a. colt. but Brush has SO far refused to
entertain any proposition for his exchange.
New York Is willing TO swan Rusie for tho
Count. Pittsburgh wants to trade of Baldwin
for him.. Washington will give Killen and one
or two players to loot. and even Chris Won der
Ahn is afte him.
Mulnno said to-day: Chicago is my home
and prefer to play there. but l cannot go
laII wherever 60. md think that rext year
The Louisville contingent deny tho story
that Pfefler will be traded for richardson and
will become hem Der OF tho New York Club
According to the story. New York WAS to give
IN Buck Ewing for Richardson. who was in
turn to be traded for Pfel1cr. The League has
lot tho player question severely alone. Tho
salary matter will 10 allowed to adjust itself
Every club will stand on It's own bottom In
that respect.