The morning times., 1896-11-14
JACK CROOKS IN THE Scar
Sod to Columbus for $500
By Louisville.
PENSION FOR CHADWICK
National League of baseball Clubs
Holds Its Final Meeting and Clips
the Wings of the Board of Arbitra-
ton MaGnunimtty OF the Big
Five Action of Mr.. Wagner.

Chicago, III. Nov. IL BY a vote Of
sr,,n TO NV. Louisville ana Washington
N'iiHE "l'H the Big Five minority a,,-
b"", ,tnc National League OF Baseball e IuuS,
1. Ii~ concluding session I'M, aIIrrllnpu
"r,lir'i To 'ip tine wings OF the national
t'.Ia col aTuurdIou. IT was done by
7.''hi"e out lHAl Vart of Section - uf the
I'''i"""i agreement -nI,u pru,I.ru that
'" 'it' i'-l"rHl could he made ty uuuuItH.iIs
consent OF the board. Now tn, i.;trlir Is
,+' ph} duinuuJE competent a. ,U4u.r.
.Ht national AGREEMENT and the ;irrIiIttIpu
CIguOn.
Inns apparent change of raCtional strength
"''> mace Toy the iI.sn .,,ril.. pI .,.,,.I
!u me Interests Of harmony, ana to show
III "H""H.} i",luH iIdj the HnuUaui.uDjl>
y" ''IN '"H tot want TO Hrrugd;e to the
,,itI'Iua "nHin. Mid,H they control, the
-iIitidry powers which The "Llg Five"
NrI"'i''Ii'"d with -yu"HIuE Iur uuiIl LDuI~-
VIC turned the tables
The 'lIE iW" LrME uulVuiod IN the ar
muatiou Eourd were ,y.iHngtn settle oyv
HNtrIo ol al th" spr!ug meeting tGcQucSuou
"i power 20 luHcn the national agreement,
So 'AcN voted To strike out.
buth side prDic>sra 10 G. sat SIZED With
'hcaCt'uH taken ana there was H.urrfIiuud-
iIH">S displayed than ii any time sIuoc Inc
league met.
TLEDGED AGAINST EUSIE.
The EU>.c suits against tine New York
club formed a subject for much talk
al Tie meeting ana III the lobby A.r Freed
man oalG a resolution was adopted 10y Il
Xnj" Of 10 /, IIltm ore. Louisville aud
Washington voting with the big five"
lIcnGiIiG tie SUPPORT Of the lCaGu" to the
New fuTk club ~ the matter.
td. Rogers of lhllaurlpnia said that
Charles NJ sherman, The Chicago clubs
va" yer, Ead Teen Retained by the New
CTE club here 90 Grfuud the kuSu suits
aHG that the colonel would appear at the
trails Ia attend {, Tie baseball end THIS
action was reported TO the league and Mr
I . Z. Il ys4 Il ar al
IrgIu@ hat certain members had II.StigatCd
ku>lc to bring the suits.
Air Wagner Of Washington moved to
reconsider tiC vote taken yesterday i'll
refusing to r"-cnact the last section ur the
national agtcrmcNi. Col. Rogers Of Phil
hl"iphh lnuy"uthIt n" national agreement
Toe not changed except by ma 10rity vote
gr the league. ana tins proposition. taking
from the arbitration board GiCtatOral
power, was carried hy vote Of : to D
PENSION FOR CHADWICK.
Tie treasurer was instructed to pay
500 month during the remainder of
IN, NE III recognition Of his past services
ana Tor what he may do hereafter Tor the
playing rules committee
TIE chairman was instructed to appoint
commute" uf three, Df which Mr. Young
Is 10 be chairman. TO devise II possible
u better InchuS OF controlling Umpirrs and
70 make their report at the spring meeting.
The sChcIn" l. 10 have some one travel
around the circuit under YOuug's direction
and watch the playing.
Tie uh1cctiouahl" souvenir paper good
Tor games IN any city, viii not I've allowed
any more MI Robson spuk" Of their abuse
and unanimous consent being necessary,
they were ordered discontinued
MI. Hart of Chicago renewed his motion
II last year for the abolition uf the Temple
Cup games, but 1t was laid on the table
10 to ,.
THE TEBEAU CASE
The president was directed to notify the
attorneys for tn" league, who have been
defending the suit brought IL Cleveland hy
ohvcr 1Cbeau oi that club, who was fined
500 last june 10 dIECOur lul!n arv IuulIcT
defense aud to pay proper costs
TINS action was taken because the court
Of common pleas had decided the impnSi-
non Gf The fine was contrary to the league
constitution The fine was aupar"uiIv
III reality tn" resolution Of the board was
IN the form or a suggestion 10 the prc>i-
dent If the lea que 10 Impose the fine under
authority Of Section ~
I'm. lea g!u aUjuITuvGJp rl.rf u baltimore
the last Thursday ia February.
Mr. iru>h today traded Smith, short
stop, and tISncr pitcher, uf Cincinnati,
tu Brooklyn, for Curc0ran, shurt>tup,
ana Il IS said he pald $1,000 to halancc
yom der Anc drafted Har,r.an, who
used t. IIiE third Ha~" wItr EIt>tIT--
from Milwaukee, and sold Port Meyers
'o the Muwaukr" CIuh, a praoucal cN-
Tie Louisville CIan sid Jack Crooks TO
Columbus for 500 Thus retiring the
once famous player from the National
Lea cue.
A the afternoon session the now agr,c-
remainder OF the session was urnri,u 10
clearing Gp odds aui ends. and at . 20
n.,ip,h he meeting finally al. .ogncd. tine
m'E'a'rs leaving for their homes TINS