New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-24
THE BASEBALL OUTLOOK.
POSSIBILITY OF MORE TROUBLE FOR
THE CLUB-OwNERS.
MEN WHO WANT TO GET sOAE MONEY OUT Oh
THE SPORT MAY START AN OPPOSITION
BALTIMORE REJoIcEs OVER


aro,her week and the most sensational as well
az interesting baseball struggle since the NATIONAL
League was organized away back in the 'os VIII
be brought to c.ose. And then as soon rs inc
last game has been played. a warfare VIII De pesuh
IN all probability which will be waged all winter IN
which the players WILL pay as important part rs
they did during the unfortunate brotherhood out
break 1920.
The present season. like that OF 1852 has peeh
remarkably prosperous one, and. as IN 1871 eh'ou'
outsiders who have been watching the orign'
shckels drop into the club-owners Golfers. snow
disposition TO fight their way into the game ana
CAPTURE some OF the winnings. If they DO II WI"
mean another baseball. war similar 10 the one j"
1890 except that IL Will he shorter ana more de
c,sive than was the Old tight: because what prin-
cple there will be in the fight VIII be on the sue
OF the League and because the club-owners are III
a better position at present financially ana other-
wise for a fight to a finish Some players are pre-
pairing to jump. and 70 take advantage OF 'he Sa'
aries offered by the proposed new ASSOCIATION PROV
ably arguing that as soon the cause OF the OPP
position collapses they will again be welcomed oacN
into the National League with open arms.
The players however should look before they
lean for II they for n second time cause their en-
ployers great financial loss. the cIup-owhers VIII
not be so forgving. The prodigal player was io'-
given in 1884, but he Will meet with different re-
cept!on in 1895. VIII naturally disgust 'he
public and cause financial loss all around. ont 'he
club-owners well fortified
POSSIBILITY OF A REORGANIZATION.
Instead Of n war. however. the present contro-
vers, may end in the reorganization OF the Ameri-
can Association and the National League upon an
cight-club basis. and II this can be done IN
friendly spirit and under one National agreement
II would be the best thing which coui" possibly
harmon to baseball. Then the League would nave
an ideal circuit and Sunday bail playing ne
Association could re-establish the old system OF a.,
cent baseball with SUNDAY games ana ey t Ca
Nnur "a
bring about this happy result should get 10 WORK
at once and as soon as ms missioI MAJ ain r,sa nm
complishcd the entire baseoali "oi'u wiz '''e NY
and call him blessed. l., ..,o,. 80.
The race for the League pennant Is pracicay
over and the booming OF the cannon az Ba,InoIe
is heard through the whoe country: Inc I4y nv
OF the Oro.es nave gone baseoa era%y, anu opa 70
Yen out OF during the next few weeks pen
nam Is new thing FOR Maryland and the JOY q the
nan, ' knows no bounds Henry Nonderhorsi
for Goyernor and ''Ed' Hlnon for Mayor would
be about the proper ticket down IN MAry.and anon any
rifi n, the disposal OF the delighted Orlo.es. Ths
anis are }q ha S to pay OF VITA Oos Tor
that Tempe trophy. the town OF nor mo couue
occupy 50 prominent a place upon the map COUPE
The Giants have done remarkan!y vel az iba 'nrnss
ns champions in tha sRe I IA sc1S bas had many
criticism at home and rather rough unprhs ~ va
West The men. however. have worked IKE a DanI
~ hrothers and they have WORKED their way up
9ron eighth place in grand style The Boston team
Will finish third. ana no tciIr VII.
J. Of New England over the fall q the champions.
The Rridegrooms have a bare cnance 10 ms u,
four.h although the probabilities are that they VII
nod their present position, tn same occupied by
the Giants last year.
THE VONDERHORST STORY.
r. the story from Pl;tsourg is true that Hsnry
vrnderhorst OF Baltimore offered Ehrei the Iltis-
hurr pitcher 800 IN he defeated the Eants On
Satnrlay thcn the duty II the Leagu" - pam. u
NJ Vonicrhors; dli nothing Of the sort then an
anolog, IL due to the owner Of the coming chan-
mons In cas- any check passed between tnr ~. ,
nt.ner nd PLAYER then both should be rrprlianiel