The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-15
THE BASEBALL LEAGUE
Bu-ins.~- Transacted at the Annual
Meeting OF the Managers.


New York. Nov. 1.-THE delegates 10
the National Baseball League conVen-
ton tonight concluded their business ana
adjourned uufll February -. fSss. when
ihev will meet again At the Fifth Avenue
hotel President \. r. Young gave the
following report of the days proceedings;
when the delegates met at l. o'clock
The following resolution was passed unan-
iYuousfv. Resolved, that the rules COM
,nittee when elected are required 10 sub
Y7if An amendment 10 rIle -. substantial
IL ahoIishing the infiIctton Of money fines
ana empowering umpires 10 remove from
the grounds any player who. AFTER neihE
once cautioned. continues - be EnI4ty OF
violating any rule. and in case or serious
volatlon 10 remove him without such
caution"
Tbe election OF officers 10 constitute tho
national board was then taken up, ana
thafr number was Increased hy one the
feuoVInu we're elected y r Young, 6.
u. Byrne. John T. Brush and \ ~ Soder-
The following gentlemen We're elected 70
the board OF directors. II r Van Der
bsrs, baltimore. J. r. Wagner Wash
tnxten cttv- A IT Solen. Boston James
a Hart Chicago: Df. r. J. Stuckey.
I.ou.svil}e. A. A. Kerr fittshurg' me
plaxlnx rules committee. which Was APP
raint.f by President Young. consists 81
Messrs 4 J. Reach, philadelphia. thfis
Won der Abe, 81. Louis. and Edward HAN
Ion Baltimore The president of the
ieaRno vas requested 80 arrange sehea-
ale for the coming season So that So i"'
As nr4rttrahla the clubs which play sum
aay gamcs shall lie given the nrst gay
~ fht week. So As not 20 conflict MIN tue
non-Suaday PLAYING clubs
Article VI OF the national aSFeetn'"t
vas amended to read as follows Any
elub an psrfv 81 first part II this agree
81 %
tign ~ PLAYER as provided no psrakIal'n
q ~ this article and complies with the
rsegl-sr1epfS 81 such paragraph =. SHAH
have the exclusive right - the services
a. such t.lavrr 50 selected No club a party
a. the GrsI part. ar any clun i3ehti'i'l
with th.s agreement shau nave any
clam, 10 Tho services = such PLAYER un-
less tne cluh desiring hts services Sla"
cav forthwith - the or'Sinal ssi'e'l'iS
elub shc actual amount paid him ny sdch
eluh IN a4-a.-tlut of suCh PLAYER
Farasrarh =. OF article v was amend
"a So that any minor LEAGUE organization
desiring to be classified as class SfA'i
rsrs.ve tha som ~ So Tor sFifNt'1
F'svsr and she amount - he fald 20 RI"
secretary shau ~ one-hak tav amount
BOW psff ~ class
paraersrh - was amended 50 th&t class
p orraulsas .aus shall receive inc sum T.
- Tor selected p}ayer an8 shalt pay
BIN i'e sen pata hv class 4 ofsai'iAA
tiers
Tae deutl- umpire question VAS not
taken up. nat Il vii ~ fully cons. tered
et the meeting 20 80 bella neN' FfhroarN.
The application ~ cN-Capt Want - n"Nr
hts aerfe erased from the reserve i.si of
- Nra yafA baseball cluo V2s aiSN iaii
eVsr rrt5 tfs February useett0s
Notvlths-e rf.uE tie ~fu'ars 81 "'c7 hai
heea dra--E as - Wing-cipp'"r aH3
sr,HnK ea t.a nArt AZ some ~ t.e mag
tates fhs e-e~ssn nssra -ter very Ci-..iif
o0ers ~ f-s p ard purchase play e-s Mere
ftrs rsaf--e1ts hnt oniy to deals went
fhfaUzh -9rees were cart Nash. az e'--
Ten. wis Asi rlay THIRD haSe. Cant
Saar,rs = fft--ttten. - the Qua N'-rs, Wn'
I'll take f.s chances With Boston ana eA-
tapf Desse. - the New Yotks. who VII
s'rrn~ssea TIE Orioles in exchange Tor
M Gleason PRESIDENT Irush. q Ctnrif'-
taA wss t#-x anErF when fne l'ff ~
1'sase- 3esi ert threaca, IS ne cla'Iilt1
iAai - hs eu opttea oa fhe Giants aii-
sroHnt usss President Freedman, bow
sfeT. sal the CtnelunaH nan rad 70
rsat - ks~k ar3 that the deal was per-
'teSlr leE5r.tsaTe NsSSES. kerr Aad Macs,
- t1t-sa.- 80 hjGa cash i-ftre for
19se tat se New Workers said thry 1i.
- w2nt ea-aes-. ara considered that thf1
- made aers yXrhauEe Hi1eu thtN ~ot
,.1eAs-D PEE IS s&uAe fer TIE sN-capf.sl'i
lfNs1e1i Gra.h ana Buck Ewtne Nere
50 sENsaus O. cspfuEc ieNie f#f l'st