The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-09-30
UBLE DYER THE cur SERIES.
Manage Hanioa Is Not Satisfied with the
Amount OF Money His Men WIN GeL.

CINCINNATI. o., Sept. a9.-Baltimore's cham
pions seem inclined to show the white feather.
When Manager Ned Hanlon left here he was
perfectly satisfied with the arrangements made
with Manager Ward and agreed to wire his ac-
ceptance of one of two schedules he took TO Chi
cago to submit to the Orioles. Just before the
game this afternoon a response came. but 1t
proved ITO be an artistic dodge OF the whole
question. Manager Hanlon wired thus:
The baltimore players up to this morning
understood that siIsy.iye per cent. went 70 the
OF the outcome Of the Temple series. The per-
centage is such, IL defeated, not enough TO com.
The New Yorks have nothing TO lose, and all TO
gain. Our players refuse 10 play under the pres
cent. to winners and fortyHrhvss per cent. to losers,
or the winners OF the series TO take all"
As may be imagined, that telegram was a
home from Louisville, President Byrne met both
the managers. and after his conference he in
perfectly willing TO call everything on. Manager
Ward declares:
II think, 10 tell the truth. that the BaItImores
are scared. The champions seem TO be trying TO
cast an anchor To windward. The donor has
stipulated that the competing teams must agree
perfectly wiii;ng. IL looks as II baltimore had an
eve on the small end and wanted 10 bunch
and whatever we get will be that much ahead. I'd
like to play Baltimore for the whole receipts
the League might not approve Of that. When
the boys come to vote on the question that will
be my ticket. II baltimore Is not afraid why
don't they play us and take the 90 per cent?
can't see the sense OF their hling objections At
this late day. l will answer HanlOn and ask
him 10 submit a plain proposition at once"
The New Works all LETT for Toledo tonight,
where they Will play tomorrow.
baltimore, sept. 2O.-tnless the champions
and the New Works reach an understanding re-
gartlng the distribution Of the proceeds there
will be no ball games between the clubs for the
Temple cup.
Managers HanlOn and Ward met in Cincin-
natl yesterday, hut failed To come TO an agree
ment regarding the proceeds OF the games or
their dates, Mr.. HanlOn refused to give a de-
cision until he had consulted his players. He
went Immediately to Chicago, and after talking
the matter over reached the decision outlined
above.
When Mr.. Temple gave the cup he stipulated
that IL should be contested for between the
clubs finishing respectively first and second in
the race for the penant. The rules governing
the contest were to be formulated By a commit
tee OF the League, which consisted 81 President
Young and President Byrne OF the Brooklyn
They formulated the rules which viii govern
the contest, and stipulated that the club winning
the series for the Temple cup should get IS
per cent. and the losing clubthe remainder. MIR.
Temple, however, had advised the baltimore
players that the pennant winners were to geLB5
per cent. of the receipts whether they won the
Temple series or not, Mr.. Temple now favors
the rule made by Messrs. Young and Byrne,
and there Is doubt As 10 the outcome Of the Is
sue.