The sun., 1893-03-07
CONNoR AND KING KELLY.
s1RoNa INDIcA TIoxs fH4r THEY
WILL SION WITH NEW YORK.

The Baseball Mnr,ntes WIN Meet To-day
and Assault the Fitcher-Taicott r'aiks
on Interesting 0ussttoas-Other News.
There fs loot of snow on the Polo grounds
and tho air hns an arctic touch. yet the enter
prisfnR baseball mnrnates arc preparing to
start tho ball rolling for the season OF 1888.
There Is an impression among the baseball
men that tho backbone Of this particularly
wintry winter is due to break with crash In
| short time.and that that pleasurable event
will BIO succeeded almost Immediately by the
sprouting OF spring flowers. baseball bats
masks. and other infallible Indications OF the
coming OF Joyous spring. At any rate. the
mugnates will meet to-day at the Fifth Ave-
nue Hotel. decide on dates for the various
Gamos next season. aud aGree on some plan
for making the pitchers feel miserable and
discohsolhte. Z" ..',
/ 1t appears to he a very general idea among
tho mngnates that tho time has arrived to
humble tho pitcher and call his attention to
tile fact that he IL OF no moro Importance than
the, other eight mon In his team. There ID
very little question that the pitcher will retire
some eight feet toward second baso. and that
the bntsmnn and catcher will have a chance
empty dir by occasionally whacking the bull.
hS aSsf painful nH
q ts pfshors Is Expected to throw up his hat
AnSt change alme;t certain to be made is
Rosn ps mos her I dgsstaoSS S
not only of the Cat bat, but also Of bunting
voeiferoasfy urEei to hit tfs BALI There
syss s II sSs eSpshse 3 Silence; ana the the solons
sti' Ths Fiith @ kyenne " a Hotel was % an animated
as NaS q:
those In the lobby were John II Brush. 4. II.
Soafn Ssrs W a Rs ss,hb asr 5os Il nS5ns
dEs Sss Dstrole ou S[s oehep
Hart is oprosed e the proposals 81 fho, com.
propostions containeI in their renort viii be
ndopted. Mr. Byrhe said the LeaEue had leg;
Hs rass nS sr tAa op Il sS Ss hr
', Mr. SME sSdeR said ho was glad to SO. that New
Hss 0as
af II aea ssa taH n would 30 r0
When f. B. Talcntt, who conducted the
i s Rsv whse Aah nm wa %s %ns psy
IN regard to Kelly, he said:
"Terms wers w submitted to Kelly nearly two
one. and he certainly knows that II is all that
e es IN EGbas t5kss ns
shall make other arrangements. We have our
sire to lSSs o. IL him while waiting for Kelly to
When MI. Tnicott's attention was called to
the report that some Of the New York players
ss the dSs neSssSs noss soh H hs5 re
"Those notes are due Juno and will be
promptly paid. l think most OF the men re:
some OF them entertain doubts. let them come
to me and will satisfy them"
In reference to Connor. Mr. Talcott said he
koseh eh BE- y
aeas Mas Ma sers !epy Ilttle
en fes sss etS yesf
day. and there is good ground for the belief
TINT he will also come into camp.
Whfch I would w M let jake Virtue OUT In Case @ oi
hitch in the GonnoE 7I. dsa Virtue would be an
appsar e be epth1slsstic over the project:
needed d was IS W Better. ball than was in use last
tic % cover 2 sot loose aitcr "a little battling. max.
Is vSTs Sas!siosaSle Chris Won der Abe at
ton tI Of iii Ills SON. Eddic Won der Ahe. Who was
EsGsptiy run down by cable car and had his
Martin MeQuaId. the hard-hitting outfelder
Of the Oakland cub.,forwarded his contract
Mh aa'S Mcaad %sn b ps om
the New York outfleld next season should bo
a lively one. ,Keeler led the Eastern League
in batting with percentage OF .373