Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-14

"Fs "itei hc Hhu b"tn aN"idtu ~
the 'hlcdso American league cluo al
me cincinnati peace conference MI.
ward acting as attorney Tor DAVIS
"reW up the original contract with
Tue Nhlcaso clup' II was 4 three
ear tsfeefheht' lronpouhd ana flN-
''cu' Al a subsequent date paiNS
Stsheo announcer cohtract win the Nov
ork Na1lohaI league ciup'
ne New YORK cup sought 10 re
'".h DAVIS fegaruiess oi tlc 1lhelil-
n"'i asfeeineh'' ana III l"ct qua use
hil1 ~ one gam desPi'e " vigorous
protest from the American league me
'"ieaso clup was lIhallS "pliSea 70
go INTO inc courts 10 enforce JUS con
'i"et ana John M ""ru represented
'he mayer III tle p~loceeulisS'
laws was checkina''o put Tue en-
D'so elup 'iu H"' ""n' ms services
III ti'e cn'is se"s""' C"s' 81 NJ
so'loh TO '"e Nn!V"s" 'i"p 'A'eeoea
%'''PV' i"e eH'"e '"iS''O"a Was
Nie"flA Il coHsP'i"'S anu II Waplofl
Niold'ioh u tne peace pact entered
INTO az 'lhtIhh"tl' american league
interests Husl DC CONSIDERED ana
WtisHeu IN the construction OF the
-N"'Io'"l o'iiiihiS9'"" e'th year.
II IS lar from our urp"s ia say
"r even s"Sscst VINO the -Ndtlohaf
ieaSue should erect as It's president
put common sense ana the interests
ol otheF parties 10 me agreement
should oe considered u the present
'ordiai relations are TO continue.
n prosperity the
game mas enjoyed 0nupl It's present
government should serve as a safety
waive To any preJudlcial act That
might tend to destroy a healthful'
SOUND ana sportsm"hike CONDITION III
baseball
Mr.. Johnson SAID tonight that he
was uhalterably opposed TO Charles
w. MURPHY WARDS chlei packer pc
coming a dictator in the baseball
World.
HIS policies are lar from being III
hne with the tdeasfot men who have
been workihs FOR the development OF
baseball, said the American <
president, IAN would be ruinons to
baseball II allowed TO continue Ihe
american ieasu desires TO continue
on friendly relations with It's natural
rival, but cannot 90 so II Murphy IS
10 dictate the poilcN OF the Natiohai
league ana eject Il man VINO mas con-
slstentiy tired TO tear down the fapric
we nave established. Mr.. Murphy
stated belieVe, wheh ne llrst arrived
mere mat the American league was
in FAVOR OF a longer ana h
all Il club owners advocated u. !
nave talked win every nan VINO mas
q financial interest IN our teams ana
cannon INA any one Wh" uesires 70
nave us play los games IN a season.
MI Murphy mas also lhslhuated lhat
we JUNIOR ieasuers are attempting 10
dictate VINO shall he elected president
OF the National league rms is wrong
out we are surprised mat the Nation
al leagu ciub owners should Try 10
remove From "lhce a nan IKE Johh
ifeydlef'
More Heydlers are needed IN the
nasebail business. lie IS thoroughly
honest, looks into the future n
knows conditions OF the past we
nave not said that the National league
should re-elect Heydier nut we think
that great harm VIII come 10 the ma
tiohal game If the club owners don't
Concerning the case OF the attempt
ed prloefy OF the ulnpifes IN the pay
OF game between the ChlcaSo ana
New YORK Nationals on october ,
l9VS' Johnson SAID tohlSht that new
evidence was sent MN last summer
VIII present this TO his colleagues
on the National commission Tor re-
view
The National COMMISSION had TWO
siort informal sessions TO-DAY Meet
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