The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-04
GOOD DATES FOR ALL CLUBS.
a VERY S4TISEACTORr SCHEDULE
ADOPTED By THE LEAGUE

sons Washing tons-Detsil- OF the SEIZED.
u,e-C. n. Byrnc chairman of the Ma.
tionni Bourd-Ilonors for a. q. spaidInr.
The first meeting OF the new baseball organ
ization came TO u close yesterday evening. and
the magnates went home well satisfied with
the work they had accomplished Everything
was put in readiness for tho opening of the
season next month. and the mngnates will
now wait for the tuinstiles to begin clicking.
The adoption Of n schedule was tho PRINCIPAL
work Of the day. and this was attended with
results satisfactory TO all concerned. The
figures as finally adopted are identical with
those prepared by Charles II. Ebbetts. Secre-
tary Of the Brooklyn Club and tho League
passed vote OF thanks to him for his Efforts.
Every club asked for certain dates. and it is
on record that each club got from 60 to as per
cent Of what it asked for. The Association
clubs were treated with great liberality
c. II. Byrne N. T. Young. and Y. Phelps were
elected n National Board to carry out the
terms Of the new national agreement. John I.
Rogers was elected to the Bonrd. hut declined
for business reasons. The Lyons case was
brought up late Wednesday night and was
promptly tabled.
The League maGnates conferred upon A. G.
Spaldihg the distinction OF honorary member
ship. The testimonial took the form OF largo
album. bound in morocco and gold. faced with
watcred silk. Engrossed and illuminated in
gold silver. and color on the pages are tho
following complimentary expressions:
To A. q. srAtniSG: The National League OF FRO
fessional baseball Clubs has this day unanimously
ferred upon you Its honorary membership. While tho
compliment is the highest in its gift and has been
rendered but once in Its previous history Is made
quate to express the Leagues appreciation OF your
long and honorable service in its councils contemro
rama vtt Ia tat. auyya
Your connection with the great national game
of baseball. whether as player manager. lsgis
iator. or counsellor. has been clean and open,
bold and aggressive candid and upright conciliatory
and refornatory. unselhsh and cosmopolitan. Cnnf
feced by the petty cainmnies of and mcdiocry.
yon have with nne rnag judgment ever advocated high
ct +
h"i ins e, as Is every ndmirsr Of tnf national
ffR"y
ton n G Of ali o
ana tn ops I'M, its n. Of nonp5Iry mem
perpstlae your future cooperation in its councils aud
is signed by Presidents Young. soden Of Bos-
ton, Hart Of Chicago; Day Of New York; Reach
Of Broofyn Brush Of Cincinnati. and Tenn u
Pittsburgh The volume was accepted on be-
h4 Tb Of hs SrGther d BY sp9 naS
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