The evening times., 1895-12-02
DR.. Geo. N. Fishers CataHh Cure
GENERAL SPORTING NOTES.

Shonldtbe trio of riders W ho have just been
suspended from all l.. A. W. tracks persist
in their determination to figb, the matter
AMI Ia ke II INTO the courts they will find
Chairman Gideon OF the racing board
prepared for them. Cabannc's intentions
have been announced, Titus is vet unde-
cided, and Murphy has not been hea rtl from
In a letter received Saturday by anil A. W.
official Chairman Gideon writes rs follows:
That we shall have n fight over the mat
Hr goes without saying, and n the men or
thelremployersc care topush IL they with
nod1il1culty IN finding my lawyer. do not
believe that any other decision was possible
When five such me as we ta We on the racing
board. in the face OF postscript to the
charges such as was sent Ia them, which
tothe guilt of the men they should b,. given
the benefit find the men guilty, ii is hardly
mseiy n,sy that any court would reverse the de-
clslon reached under our rules"
Ine contracts which A. Il. Spalding had
Win MS men ended yesterday. and wnile a
nh Geilnite statement Is not possible at this
2uncture II Is sensible guess that the base
Dali niagnate who is now figuring in the
cycle game will not interest himself to a IN
enranv G .i aesree & & IN trying to prove the inac-
Much sympathy is expressed for the men
On accou mt of the severity OF the SENTENCE
but the belief as 10 their Iujli is q lmos, nj
versal. ~
John T Brush, president of the Cincinnati
Gun, Ashley Lloyd, treasurer, and ..BIck''
Ewing, manager, recently made = srridarits
charging that Andrew Freedman "a We Mt
Brush an option on jack Doyle and then
violated the agreement by selling tn e pla YER
to Baltimore. Those who are fainjiia win,
John T. Brush's long and honorable career
IN DaseDail are cogDilant that his word is as
good as lis bond, and will regard the ma tier
as serious one. Mr.. Freedman evidently
considers the affair a trifling one, for he
SAYS: Wei, they can make al many affi-
davlts as they plea Sc, but don't think the
cincinnati public Will be jollied by them any
longer. Mr.. Brush nor any one else had an
option on Doyle. He was given an Oppor-
tunity to get Doyle, but ne wanted too much
time, and whenI exchanged Jack for Glea-
set up howl. He is good shrewd base.
ball man, is he? Well, he came on here 10
make make abb big splurge, but he got left. Every
made it, and Mr.. Brush, when he found out
that he was not clever enough TO transact
his business, tried to blame me, SO that he
could square himself with the Cincinnati
public. Mr.: Brush is not as clever as he
thinks he is.''
A. 9; spalding ia to take an ctive part in
yesterday that he will have a guiding hand
IN the direction Of the affairs OF the Chicago
club. OF which ne Is one of the heaviest
stockholders; He will probably succeed
cation.
Spalling's determination to resume an C.
tive part in baseball matters Is said to be
Which are Closely rested to
rm IS she oSs pa of se %aas by fas ss
some time, it is said, AL Reach, Of the Phil
supplant the spaldfng bali with the bali
made 10y Reacf's firm. Then Spalding's
post important interests are bound up with
view of the beihgcrent attitude OF the
Western and Eastern clubs Spa lilng deems
It wise for the interests OF the game to take
. lively interest In the league.