The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-20
THE INTERSTATE MEETING.
a New Sunday schedule-Turner and
Taylor Fines Stand. Z.

Taylor Fines Stand.
CLEVELAND. July ia special
meeting OF the Interstate League OF
Base Ball Clubs was held in this city
yesterday. For some time there have
been several matters that needed
thorough Investigation. as well as the
remedying OF certain evils. ( C. ]. stroe-
bel. owner OF the Toledo, club, was the
first to demand that o spccia! meeting
be held. as he had a grievance which
the league would have to! settle. Two
games were forfeited ito the Toledos.
one each by Mansfield and, Wheeling.
Manager stroebel wanted each club to
pay their indemnity for so doing. When
the call was Issued for the meetlng
'Stroebel promised to be present, but he
was the only absentee yesterday.
Every club was represented with the
exception OF Toledo. and President C.
B. Powers, Of Pittsburgh said It was
the most harmonious meeting ever held
by the league His statement was Yeri-
fed by several others. But the absence
of Stroebel is worrying certain mag
mates. Stroebel has been claiming right
along that his club is being dlscrImI-
mated against. but the magnates claim
that no favors are being shown. The
meeting was called for yesterday morn
ing. The magnates were In session all
morning. They attended the ball game
In the afternoon. and completed their
business In the evening. When Stree
bel failed to appear the Toledo matter
was dropped, but stringent rules were
adopted, that It is not likely the Toledo
magnate Will find grievance again.
With the Toledo matter GU. OF the way.
the most important. business discussed
was the changing Of the schedule. Ow-
Ing to Sunday games being barred at
Wheeling and youngstown since the
former schedule was made. 1t was
found necessary to change the Sunday
games so that there would be an equal
division. The owners OF the Youngs-
town club wanted to divide the season
in half, so that II would give the lower
clubs in the race chance No one but
youngstown favored this idea. Follow
ing in the Sunday schedule OF games as
agreed upon by the magnates late last
night:
July 22-New Castle at Fort Wayne;
Mansfield at Toledo; Wheeling at Day
ton: Youngstown at Columbus.
July 2s-New Castle at Dayton; Wheel
ing at Toledo: Mansfield at Columbus;
Youngstown at Fl. Wayne.
August 5-N1ansfielG at Toledo. Fl.
Wayne at Dayton; Wheeling at Column
bus.
August 12-Mansfeli at Dayton, To-
ledo at TT. Wayne; Youngstown at Col.
lumous..uae.tQ s,i- 5l Gtg.
8 August ale-New castlealnte;T Toledo;
Youngstown Mt Fl. Wayne; Wheeling
ut Dayton; Mansfield at Columbus. I
August 26-Youpgstown at Dayton:
Wheeling at FL Wayne; Mansfield at.
Toledo: New Castle at Columbus. ~ 3
September New Castle at Dayton;
Youngstown at Toledo: Mansfield at
Fl Wayne: Wheeling at Columbus.
September 9-New Castle at Column
bus Youngstown at Toledo: Mansfield
at Dayton: Wheeling at Ft. Wayne.
September 16-Mansheld at Fl.
Wayne; Wheeling at Dayton; New Cas-
tie at Toledo: Youngstown at Column
bus.
Resolutions were adopted and signed
by every member present, agreeing to
prevent rowdyism on the, field. Here
after any captain failing to present his
team on the field for a scheduled game,
or who takes them of. will stand sus-
pended for thirty days without pay.
This is to prevent recurrence Of the
trouble that occurred ut Toledo on July
7, when Wheeling left the field. Presl-
dent Powers was upheld for his action
in filming Taylor and Turner. and they
will have to pay their, fines.