New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-12
,ISFBALL MEN COMING AGAIN.
:. uo1p THEIR ANNUAL CoNvENTIoN-MANY
~ o,,rsr1oxs MUST BE DISCUSSED

~ AFFECTIONS MUST BE Discussed.
.v,nce guard of the little army Of capitalists vino
-, proessioilal baseball In this country NIL arrive IN
w., ey to-n,orrow to lie carry o" inc Gro"hu lor inc
tas ouy.uton OF the National Baseball League which
aIn, =. held at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Wednesday.
~u oil is now peace and good will in the baseball
" thu club owners at tie same time have much I'M
woIk to do. The Board Of Governors wi neet III
", session in IIior i at noon on "Wednesday but a.
cIub owners will be in the city Lclore that time
an acals will mature before the delegates meet IN
ma. .ss.ou There is scarcely club in tic cOuriiy
d satisfied with it, team 1t finished the season.
.nv arrangements being discussed regarding the
e,chanse OF certain players
you the Boston Club contcmplacs or more changes
seyeral new faces may be The champion team
", season. TIE pittsbuIg nine, which hnisbei -
weu eoncmpates making several changes, ana inc
nsecr, Of that team anticipate exchanging eeNciui
players $40 ,, ,r,,r, WV. ,.op,, crrr
o,e stockholders Of the New-York Club have been up
Aon- TO. some time and the local organization
Iikelv to be rcmodcllCd from top lotion NO eiuO
noud BE- handicapped with foreign stOKholcis aid The
xYorAers are worse oil in this respect than any Other
- I'm the country. The Giant, owned all over the
,os stock being held In Brooklyn Boston Philadelphia
c,c,nna,i and Chicago 1t is the intention Q. the Io"
,oeshoiers to buy all this stock il such thins Is
o.slble in order make the Giants purely Local IN
su,uon as 1t bcorc tho organization oil ihe
s,,ers' League Most OF the outof-town holders sho"
a disposition to sell fair price, and the League
houa use every persuade the obstinate ones 70
cet into line ; quickly as possible
Messrs Talcott and Wheeler. well as ConeHrS van
Colt and T. McAlpn, all working with TINS OBJECT
IN view and their should be crowned with success
NwYcrAcrs well content TO support the own ou' o'
other peoples property and the sooner the outo''o"h
stockholders realize this fact the better 1t VIII D. of u"
concerned
A sHAKE.UP IN THE BROOKLYN CLUE.
The affairs O, the Brookiyn club while all serene in
a financial sense aic considerably tangled Ia other ie
spcets. Many Old reorcicd last season ana
The team the wound UP the year with gen
cral feeling of dissatisfaction between the management
ard the players. President Byrnc for Instance ISSUED
manifesto that Thomas Kinslow, catcher, should not
psy in the special scre, with the NcwNork team. Inc
other Brooklyn players rcbccd and gave MI. byfhe 10
understand that Kinsow would play IN the SERIES anu nc
DID, his good work going far toward defeating the Giants
The stockholders VI the club VIII hOii inc "hnua oc'
ing of the organlzation at jersey City tomorow ana IL
,umor is be believed there VIII be lively shaking up
all atound Eichadon, who WIS SUSPENDED III August
for insuborilnation cOuscd the hrt break between INC
players and management: and as the sas0a advanced
the continued 70 widen. Richardson is unquCs
tisnably bet ball player> in the country ana
the club Will make mistake If ne Is not placed
back on the There are also runors that I. II.
Byne may from the club but the stories cannot BE-
traced any trustworthy source Font] would hardly
accept the management season under the conditions
which prevailed last season.
TO REMAIN AS IT Is.
Persons well posted in baseball affairs place little
eredeace in the stories generally emanang from the
West that the present League disrupted
and organizations formed the old eghtclub League
and elchtclub American Association plan. Nearly every
club in the League made handsome profit last and
none money, for the first time in the his
toy Of baseball IN this country.
The rcoi GanzaOn Association would bring about
the old order competition and cAofbi'ant salaries to
players a condition which the club owners view wit1
horror in fact, known that the players viii demand
general salaries and the League men ae now
trying devise scheme dodge this Issue >lsc'
may be raised materially in 1895. but To ILL.,
comes next year not likely to l. later
tan this year.
THE WORK TO BE DONE.
Outside OF the player question much other Important
work will lie done before the League scatter 70 he
homes The squabbe over the Philadelphia gate re-
,es may 20 against Quskes, for the simple reason
iat Messrs. Reach and Rogers have enemies than
.rencs.
Tho double umpire question will be discussed, but Il
Will hardly be adopted Disputed games VIII eaus'
yt,ie trouble a. usual and the Cincinnati Washington
forfeited game deprived Brooklyn of sixth place
may be the only thrown out. The bult hit Is
doomed and stringent rules will be made regarding
drinking in the ranks. Professional football may be dis
sussed in an informal way but nothing VIII be don'
rs: yet Then the club owners will throw bouquets
a. one another and so home whet their appetes fo
their Thanksgiving turkeys.