Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-30
TIE DIAMOND.
Johnson is Hot After the
 National League

Davis Case Has Stirred Up Bad iess-Only One Game in the Con-
 ecticut League Yesterday Norwich Defeated New London in Six h. pings Other Base Ball News.
 Chicago, June 30.-President John
 of the American league, hitherto eserving an unruffied front over the ying of Dats with the New York tional league club, yesterday put on boat of war paint and now is prepar- to have it out with the old organiza- n. It is said here that Johnson will oke the aid or the courts to have tue w York club live up to the peace reement.
 rhe American league leader does t hesitate to denounce what he calls Resident Pulliam's discourtesy In king public his letter on the Davis air on the day 1t was mailed.
 Tt seems to me- said MT Johnson sterday, 'sthat MT Pulliam should ve shown some consideration for me d not given out the letter before it Aehed me. I do not care what he d, but I do resent his discourtesy. bweyer. I shall retort in kind My Bwer to him will be prepared in a or two, and it will be made pub
 promptly.
 American leaguers are working
 lily, but none the less diligently to
 Tent Davis from playing With Nc hw's team. It has been known that
 W . Y.@f. s,,. 4;.oz1e
 President Comiskey, has been en-
 d in preparing the Davis case for
 Ea1 test, and it is probable, now
 have learned Hart is willing to al
 Davis to play, that they will take
 ase into the courts and attempt to
 n Davis from playing with any
 ball club in the country except
 outh Siders.
 Hsident Comiskey has made the as
 n several times since Davis join- se New Yorks that he would do very Ehing within his power to protect imseIlf legally, and it has been infer ed fEom his statements that he will esork to the courts for protection. The usual placid brow of H. c. Pull
 
 as nlot been as unruff1ed the last few avs Jas is its wont, and yesterday an- ther matter was submitted for the. residents attention as soon as he can 'et around to it. Barney Dreyfuss of 'ittsburg has asked Pulliam to investi- 'ate the occurrence of last week at the roio grounds. in which Fred Clarke manager and captain of the champions vas Punched and mauled by Bower nan. No complaint has been made 1y Clarke. Dreyfuss also called on Brush of the New York club, and is said to have asked the latter to disci- oline H0werman. Pulliam said yester- lay that he would get evidence bearing D1a the fight as soon as possible, and then, F the occasion demands it, take action.
 The letter of President Herman of Cincinnati regarding the Davis case, R'aplished last week, was received by lsaas yesterday and answered, said If the l$o be made public by Herman league tier sees fit. As to National there wAeeting President Pulliam said sired it,uld be one if the six clubs de- For m but that he saw no occasion has wrieeting. Jim Hart of Chicago Iull detten to ,Pulliam asking for the eontroveails of the vis-Elberfield oresidenrsy. Pulliam and Pat Powers, ion, mt of the minor league organiza- meet ont yesterday and decided to 1ational July 28 to formulate a new oresiden agreement Ban Johnson, oe asked of the American league, will d from to attend. Word was receiv- aerrmai Cincinnati last night that ng that had wired to Dreyfuss ask ITS have the National league club own 7is case. meeting to consider the Da-