The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-11
SPORTS
OVERTURE OF PEACE
National League Magnates Hold
Out Olive Branch to Ban
:: Johnson's Men.
Schedule for Season of 1908 Given,
Out--Parent Organization
- IN - Tired of War;.

At Yesterdays session of the members
of the National Baseball league in New
York it was decided to send the follow
ing communca ton to President johnson
Sof the American, league, who has been in
conference for the last two or three days
with his associates there: -. s- 49,
Dear SIR At a meeting of the Ma,
tional league and American Association
of Professional Baseball = Clubs held
this day at the Victoria hotel in this city,
the following resolution was unanimously
adopted: .,- .-..' :. =. .'
Whereas. it has been. stated in the
public. prints that the president Of the
American league had declared that his or
ganization, has been. in favor and that
the National league has been opposed to
peaceful settlement of the so-called
baseball war; therefore.
Resolved, : That committee of three
be appointed for the purpose Of comforting
with representatives of the American
league now in this city, if they so DESIRE
to ascertain upon what basis such, a re-
suit can be accomplished In pursuance
Of this resolution the following committee,
was appointed: Messrs. Hermann, Hart,
and Robinson; August Hermann, chain
man 49,: =: 49, : 49, -. .s-.-
The playing schedule for the coming
season of the Nat1oaal league was adopted
last night. 1t is sfolows: -.~l :.
Games played on home grounds: :
Boston with Brooklyn, June 10. II, ~, July
III g. Nay "z fsH. : 2a H Avg Ss s.
e 81 5uy SGT yin aa eh sssf 20 Fl
fittsbaTs NAY q: II IS June is, ie 20 2 :"
as A. o Isl JUNE n5 s! e. = ~ hs NJ;
2; Avg. q. rs e. e. e With St; Louis Nay p;
( xnr,i s SET St H. 81? :: th n, New +
s@' e: - = s. N NAY u 80 w g. A Fa'sePh g.
JYne 2s = 2s Aug y :, g: a. " With IT, c in
a stneat e s nay 81 u Is VIZ 19 5u1s
Pittsburg with Boston, June 4, 5, s: July H.
~ Il SsP! e 80; July ct j. j. 10y %i ost b? g
9: g.: With New York. June l, 2 8: July 10. 49,
s. TO- oct ju s. 9 Wi aep shsde as s. ss
win ehi ia MAY 2; j. s: June IS: SEPT. 8
May So Co. M sept 4'ns"n 1a m Nay %th
st. Louis. April a; o. %, IS; July e. 49, a.
June !, 2, 3: Iulss1l: i, is. ~ Sept Is, 2s
5spe f. Any T. s. se 1o ' seet! g.
With, cincinnati April Il. a. a. sp' IS; a. july
e. q AGs ! g. e. sept VIII 9 T. s. t. t i
New York with Boston, April e. "a, Is, e;
a.. n. T.
IA. With BROOKLYN April IL is ia: NAV ~
July "a. 81. Aug. s. S.. Sept . pm; 8 IL
Ans; d; Sept; q B. q s., With Pttsburg May,
q? win 1niconn No, oe -; ., aug; ~ 70, e.
IL, 90, %; Aug. 20, II. 20, -. With Cincinnati
May. r.: a.. A. 15; June 20, a. 90; Aug Is, IL,
ID. ~ o. WITH st: i.onis May a, ~, %, %;
Phiiadoinhia Win aug Rost Ill, Il Ia y: 90:
Aug. g., I, s.. 10; sept:'ti5, Is II, t. wifi It'll
BROOKLYN, May 3 4, d; July H. %, %; Aug.
81 g. 90 ~, %; sept. 4: WITH New York April
81 80 g W,+h p stnS 10 ~; SEPT. ~ y
49,: June g. H. Is; Ane' g. 81 % 80 AoI w -,
Chicago, May ri, 90 23: %; June 80; July: i, 2.
Aug: ID T. 1S, 1a: With Cincinnati May 26,
IL With s. Goris w. ~, "a avg u, o u 10
&c, q, 2o:sAug. a. rs. e. r. 20 ~'' ~ 'une
Cincinnati with Boston June /, 2, 3, July T. g.
=. IT,, sept; 20; rs, ~, 2s. With Brooklyn
VIII Ne o. y, Suly =, o. q oct Z. TO- u
IL 1s, ID. Sept. 80. 30. oct H. VIII Hu1 Pbi,a
delphia: June a. Is. 81 July is; is, is. IL, Oct
T. p WITT" Pittsburg, April 49,. 1e, 10. 10
Chicaeo Snrii ~ % % % SEPT -. o. 80 o. WIZ
Aug 3, d Sept. r. e. with 81 1on,s a. 10 20
26. June IS, Is, Julya-O, 21 Aug. 9, Sept. Z. =
D. o.. - -. =:
Juiv VIZ 80 Soston' June IL; ~ 10; IA
June 1, s, 6, L july is is ~ 10 sent s q
80. Oct l. with Nv Yort 1,ns o o .p 20