The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-15
PLAYERS GET THEIR
MONEY FROM SERIES
Then Braves. Athletics, Giants
and New Works Begin to
scatter HOmeward.
COMMISSION MEETS HERE

b,sehAit season passed into history yes |
,r5. v.'l th, National Commissions
.,rer,-t. with players. officials and club
.,r.-. .,,.,ru,d iu the post season activ-
r,ss OWING to yesterdays postponement
nj, account ut rain n game remains to de-
,.rr,n. the city championship or Chi
aro HUT OBJ" representatives Of the com
,,,.s,or q. t,t city have been Instructed
=, NO., q s,ttlcuent for the Trlumvirate
a. qn...Iy ,- possible.
The NAtuuai Commission AZ a meeting
N III, Waldorf astoria yesterday morning
,r,,rt.r,.i secretary John Bruce 10 draw
.,,,xs .,ssary to square all accounts
at, those. concerned In the worlds series
.,A fine SOW York city championship
-. uri,. mailed to Manager George
stating. u Bu~jun q paper valued at
s1Il4t.. N1.,h 10 supposed to be shared
.ll4lc 20. 'U. members Of the new worlds
',r,l..,- Representative Graham, who
.gp..r.rI,I Sew lorks series met Fred
N'rt. t.I Roger r,cNnpaugh at the
GIANTS iNtfu Avenue Building Offices be-
ere noon and turned over checks Of So
.a;9i and 'G,3iN.6t respectively The
,,sy.rs V.r. allowed To divide the money
a, tho, ,aOs, Just how the split was
made N,a NOT announced. But members
u each team said that provision had been
,,ada fyr 'g, respective trainers, Ed
Ia,kau and Doc Barrett and Tor Ground
keeper Harry Fabian, The Giants also
stakrd Mascot Jimmie Ford TO the price
u a winter wardrobe.
Graham departed for Philadelphia at I
oe,orb witt q check for sIS, 1888, which
al. VAS to turn over TO Connie Mack at
SAha Park where the former worlds
champions d,s'm b!ed at o'clock for the
..yyy. II was understood. though no
Official conformation could he made. that
Jimmy walsh Of Philadelphia and Pete
Ialey OF the New Works will share equally
IN. port on of the losers end OF both the
worlds series and the local series. This
agreement was made at tho time Mack
irided Daley for Walsh.
Secretary John Bruce Of the commission
rad instructed the representa- ives who
. handled tho Cardinals Browns series IN
-, Louis 10 settle with the Mound City
player. 80 As soon as the Chicago series
Is terminated tho 1914 season will be
wound up officially. OF course there is
the tour of the all star teams of the Ma
tona, and American leagues. led by Frank
Bancroft and Connie Mack respectively.
which will start from Chicago Saturday.
And there viii be no end OF barnstorm-
ing IN Cuba and elsewhere. But these are
no concerns OF the National Commission.
The New York American League players
scattered for their homes yesterday after
noon. Many Of the Giants also left town.
have made arrangements to depart to-
day. JACK WARRIOR and King Cole went
out yesterday afternoon on the Twentieth
Century which bore the llus;rious Ban
Johnson westward Cole will report 10
Mack IN Chicago Saturday, as also will
Little Lutte Boone.
All but the Chicago clubs and the Bos-
Ton team have disbanded. The citizens
~ the city az Gu ture gave an elaborate
banquet 10 the new worlds champions
last night. Troy plans to honor Johnny
Evers tonight and most of his team
mates have promised the Trojan to go
along and help him out. George Stallings
will come 10 this city for few days visit
The latter part of the week on the way
70 hi plantation at Haddock. Ga. BY
Saturday, them the 1914 baseball season
TiIl b. about as good as forgotten.
An Informal meeting of the National
Commission was held yesterday morning
N the Waldorf Astoria, though none OF
: me members would acknowledge that any
tlng but routine was discussed. II Is
believed, however. that the recent ac-
tyities OF the Federal League came in
for consideration. The Fedrals are re-
ported 10 have won over Ivy Wingo and
Pitcher perrtt from the Cardinals In.
fielder Bsrghammer from the Reds and
First Basenan ed Konetchy from tho
Pirates. II was bruited about town yes
h'lNN1 hltfIUO'l llldl w alltI W
ne business representative of the Brook
'yu federalS. had intero sted three Giant
plsver,--T srenu Fletcher and Burns.
This story President Harry y. Hampstead
s'outly denied. lie called upon Secretary
JOAN Foster 10 furnish AN alibi In the
form Of signatures TO contracts. 1t Is
sad that tho PLAYERS whose names are
mentioned are held by term contracts 10
he New York Nationals.
Hoth Presidents ban johnson and John
Toner of the American and National
."dgues aic Inclined 10 regard the latest
Federal enterprises as n dying effort "a
avoid tine Inevitable. GOV. Tener. who de-
partcd FOR Harrisburg before noon, showed
mt the least concern over the reported
assertion Of three National League stars
Ban Johnson was somewhat disap-
pointed with the sorry showing OF the
Nhlet'cs a-liust the Boston Braves. but
l'okrd upon tho matter quite philosophi-
'diy
Naturally I thought my representative
ar TIE stronger" said he, but nothing
could have happened to heighttn the In
'erest 40 the sport more than the rather
Unexpected victory OF the Braves. The
Athletics had been 20 formidable that they
lad become Il menace to the worlds Sc
'ts and TO my league.
The fact that Boston won In -four
'ra!Eht rames for the first time In
Noril series history proves the hon
''y NJ the organization TO every ones
satisfaction. should think. A Longer
series would have been to tho hnancia
1qVahlage Of the club owners. Ano
there would have been every excuse FOL
one or more reverscs for Boston.
The Athletcs," continued Ban, "ar'
huch better than they showed In the re
cent series and ! do not say this to be
we h'Nion'' club But | think the les