The morning call., 1892-02-03
LOS ANGELES IN 1T.
Tie Southern City Admitted TO
the League.
McClOskey Made Strong Bid for His Town,
but Vsnderbeok Went Him One
Better.

Once more the white-wlnged dove OF
neace has spread her snowy pinlons over
he baseball business in these parts and
The weary are at rest The meat-aX Of dis
,ord was buried deep 10 the grave Of de-
funct Sacramento, and Colonel 7 Persistent
Robinson shook hands with the other mag
mates over the birth of new league town
Los Angeles.
It was all settled yesterday at two execu-
tive meetings held for that purpose. No
agreement could be reached at the first
meeting owing to the absence of Mike Finn
and the inability of Hank Harris and Tom
Robinson 70 agree on q very important
question The pOw-wow broke UP, but
.ater on in tie day Mike got back from Los
Angeles. a second confab was held aud the
California League campaign outlined for the
season Of 1892.
The throbbing inteNects cOngregated in
The Office Of President J. j. None and in
Guided the President, Harris Of San Fran
CISCO Finn Of San Jose, Robinson OF Oak
and, Vanderbeck Of Los Angeles and
NcCloskey Of Sacramento. Nothing what
-ver was said about consolidation, the
question at Issue being whether Wander
beck of Los Angeles or McCloskey OF
Sacramento should direct the dest.niss OF a
ball team during the season about to open.
BIDDING FOR PLACE,
McCloskey offered a nice fat guaranty in
return for representation, and was ably
backed in all he said and did by Robinson
but VsndeTbeCk saw the Senator's ante and
went him one better, ably seconded by
Harris, Finn and None. Thai settled it
and Mac and the Colonel lost. Wander
beck will play ball, while there is nothing
left for Captain McCloskey but to gather
MS Texas steers about him, return TO his
native heath and help hunt the ram Ounc-
tiOus Mr. Cara 10 his lair.
Both Harris and Finn are so confident OF
the baseball future Of the southern city
that they were willing TO admit tile town
without a guaranty In preference 10 SacTa-
mentO. They even think from what they
have seen and heard that the gate receipts
there VIII DO larger than in this city the
home OF baseball on the Coast. Ii VIII
cost nearly $40 for the round trip, but tile
guaranty Will cover that or nearly SO.
After completing be circuit the meeting
elected temporary officers peudlng a nu8l
session TO be held February 10Th. None
vii. serve as President and Harris as Secre-
taTy until that time. a committee COM
posed of NaUdeTbrcE, Harris and Robinson
will revise The constitution and arrange \
schedule while the selection Of balls, um-
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