St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-09
sIx-CLUB CIRCUIT.
Western League Eustlers Still! il
the Ring.


Western League Eustlers Still! in
the Ring.
CHICAGO, July Representative of
all the clubs in the Western league,
with the exception of Minneapolis,
Fort Wayne and Milwaukee. recently
disbanded, met at the Auditorium hotel
today and reorganiZed the league. 1t
WAS decided to place team in Mime
aDoiiS and finish the season with six
| clubs. There was no talk of the league
going to pieces. One of the men pres
ent SAID the clubs remaining in the
league were full of ginger and red
feathers" and had no intention of dis
banding.
There was much feeling expressed
against Manager Hanlon. OF Baltimore,
for having signed two Milwaukee play
ers on the day of that clubs disband-
ment, the claim being made that the
Western league had ten days lien on
all players in disbanded clubs of that
league, and until the expiration of ten
days the National league should have
kept its hands off. Following is the
new schedule adopted:
Toledo at onaha-July II. u, 10 and IA.
indianapolis at KanAas Ciry-July Ii, r.
10, IA.
Columbus at eapo1is-July II. II. ID, IA.
Toledo at Minneapolis-Jul 16. II, 10, 20.
Indianapolis at Omaha-July 10. II. 10. 20.
Columbus at Kansas Cify-July IT, L. 1920
Toledo at Kansas City-July %. % "a. %.
indianapolis at Minneapolis-July %, 90
"a, %.
Columbus at 0maha-July q. %, "a, %.
Toledo at Indianapolis-July 1929.
Minneapolis at OInaha-July 81. y. 20.
Toledo at Columbue-Jn1y 30. 81, Aug. ,.
Minneapolis at Kansas City-July 30. 81,
Aug. ..
Indianapolis at colnmhus-Ang. 4. 81.
Omaha at Kansas City-Aug. 4, 6, 7.
indianapolis at Toledo-Aug- 9, 10, IL.
Kansas City at Minneapolis-Aug 9, 10, II.
Columbus a. Toledo-Ang- IL. II, Is.
Kansas City at 0maha-Aug. h. A. Is.
Columbus at Indianapolis-Aug. IL, la 49,
Omaha at Minneapolis-Aug. II, is 10.
Omaha at Toledo-Aug 20, 81. % and 25.
Kansas City at Indialapols-Aug. 20, 81,
%. %.
Minneapolis at Columbus-Aug. 20, q, %
and pa.
Minneapolis at Teledo-Aug. 81, %, 30,
Sept. 1.
Omaha at Indianapolis-Aug. 81. g. 30,
Sept. 1.
KANSAS City at Columbus Aug. q, IS, 30,
Sept. l.
Kansas City at Toledo-Sept 3, 4, 1.-TWO
gameS).
Minneapolis at Indianapolis-sept. 3, 4, S.
Omaha at Columbus-Sept. g. q. 5.
Toledo at Indianapolis-Sept. 7, s, 9.
Minneapolis at Omaha Sept. z, s. 8.
Toledo at Co1umbus-Sept. 10, II. I3.
Minneapolis at Kansas City-Sept. 1G. II, 10.
indianapolis at Columbus-Sept. Is, II IS.
Omaha at Kansas Clty-Sept Is, II, Is.
Indianapolis at Toledo-sept. % 81, %.
Kansas City at Minneapolis-Sep 20, u, %
Columbus at Toledo-sept "a, IS, 27.
Kansas City at omaha-Sept y, %, p:
Columbus at Minneapolis Sept. 2S %. 80.
Omaha at Minneapolis-Sept. 2S. %, 30.
Manager Barnie, of the Fort Waynes,
no. int Of nnIa
apOIis franchise, and will manage the
club there. The other cities that will
continue in the circuit are: Omaha,
Kansas City, Indianapolis, Toledo.
and Columbus. Today's meeting was
attended by j. w. Speas, Kansas City;
Ralph Stout, of Omaha; w. Barnie, of
Fort Wayne; j. w. Gunnelis, of To-
ledo; Victor Goss, of indianapolis;
and o. ii. Evans, of Milwaukee.
President Williams. of Columbus, was
unable TO attend. The first thing the
league did was to eject the Milwaukees
and Fort Waynes. Both clubs were
behind in salaries, and owed heavy
dues to the league. Applications
other towns were rejected and the
league recognized on a six-club basis.
Barnie was confident that he could
make club pay in Minneap-
oils, and that city was again
taken in. The new schedule consists
OF seventy games, and the season will
open July IL. The league is
bot as solid as it might be
financially, and doubts are ex-
pressed as to its ability to finish
the season. The league adopted guar
antee basis of S65 instead of 500 to
help out some of the clubs. Up to
Aug. players may be released to Ma
tionai League clubs upon the payment
of 81, 600 each.