The Sentinel=record., 1914-03-24
AGENT OF FEDERAL LEAGUE HERE CAN NOT INTERFERE
 WITH PITTsBURe PLAYERS.
DREYFUS GETS INJUNCTION
Names Every Member of the Pitts > burg Team as Those with Whom
 Camnitz and "John Doep May Not
 Communicate in Any Manner.

B. H. Camnitz ,an agent of the Fed eral league, and John Doe" which is the title given an unknown man ac. companying CamRtz from Pittsburg here, were yesterday by Chancellor Judge Henderson enjoined from com. municating by word or in writing or Tn any other manner with any mem. Der of the Pittsburg National baseball 1 team now doing it's spring training in this city.
 Ihe injunction was applied for by Rector & Sawyer representing the Plttsburg Athletic Club, and as more specifically represented by Barney Dreytuss. The injunction is complete in so far as it was asked, but 1t Is temporary and the merits of the case may later be taken up before Judge Henderson.
 In the meanwhile it may be interest ing to observe that Chancellor Hen- derson usually has the orders of his court obeyed to the letter, and that In the event the injunction is trifled with in any manner there may be some very interesting aftermath of the pro- ceedings of yesterday afterenoon. The application for the injunction was styled the "Pittsburg Athletic Company vs. the Federal League Base. ball club of Pittsburg, Pa, s. H. Cam nitz and John Doe"
 The suit is the result of the clash between the major league organiza tions and the Federal, which has had so much attention in the press recent ly The Federals have attempted to secure players from the other leagues.
 The petition for the injunction sets Up that the plaintiff is an organization for the purpose of giving exhibitions of baseball, and that it has skilled players who are under contract for playing with the plaintiff the contracts having been made in writing. It fur ther sets up that in order for the players to be prepared to keep their playing contracts it is necessary that they shall have spring training and that their contract provides that they shall report to any city designated by the plaintiff and practice there, to be prepared for the opening of the base ball season, which is April n.
 The petition further sets up that the players of the plaintiff a-e here paur in Hot GnripUe Draotfoipo iy keeping with their contracts, but that there has come from Pittsburg s. H .Camnitz and John Doe" who as agents of the Federal league are con ferring with the players of the Pitts burg team and endeavoring to entice them away, and to the breaking of their contracts with the plaintiff.
 At the conclusion the plaintiff asks that an injunction be granted by the court which will prevent Camnitz or John Doe" from talking to or writ ing to or in any manner communicat- ing with any of the players under con tract to the Pittsburg team or ap- preaching them in any manaer.
 In the temporary order which was given the sheriff to serve on Camnitz and the John Doe" unknown by name when the petition was made up, every member of the Pittsburg Nationals Is named including Fred Clarke, the manager.
 Chancellor Henderson granted the injunction temporarily, as asked, and it is probable there will be some in teresting developments.