The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-20
"WILL Be FINAL AND
UNANIMOUS"- EBBETS
Brooklyn MOgul Talks on Eve Of
Departure for Trial
Of Murphy.
FOGEL WON'T BE THERE
Ed McKeever Going-Taft Sees
NObOdy-Giants Leave
Cree Goes to Baltimore.

Whatever action Ia taken In the case
o. Charles Webb Murphy at Cincinnati
an rr,a.v wi, h. final and unanimous"
-, =, $50. ,,..,.a.,a,. &C..
sa'u Sharies IL nooe's 'e'.e,u"'
noon. Further than that nave apso-
lutely nothing to say"
Mr.. Ebbe.s then leaned back In his
,aynri,c ,a.v chair and proceeded to
=, -. -,
s"' 'iiai' 'neS' ''i '"n'""N"' ~ ~
the National League board OF directors
might decide to act on the charges against
Murphy or the entire league might be
c.l,.d ,n,r ,o no, II, either ,asc sv.rv
eAuo WIN oe rep' eseh.eu NJ e'e H'ee'"'s'
with Murphy himself II he chooses To
attend, the only one there without n vote.
We may decide to 20 over the owl
dence in the case but II do.sn'; seem
NECESSARY. II is fresh in the memory
Of all. Horace Fogei will not be there,
e;ome have reported TINT he would be
= witness.
IN order TO rid itself OF Murphy the
money In the treasury will be spiit into
,ieht parts Murphy will get his eighth
and no more"
Edward McKeeyer will 60 q the Gin
cinpati meeting with Mr.. Ebb.ts while
Steve McKeeyer holds Ehb.ts Field
against any possible assault by the
Brooklyn Feds John ~ Foster. sec
ret.rv ~ the GIANTS ,vas NOR sura ye.
,srtay whether he wound be present or
President Harry Henpsted The latter
is somewhere in the Nest and Foster
n trying TO locate him and nscertaiu
his wishes
John Heydler. secretary OF the ,.sr,,e.
Alan In ma hing ready for tho trim .skei
what II was all about and what Nigh.
happen, Heydler said that Gov T.ner
merely had renal ked to him the night
before: Come over TO Cincinn.t, on
out that Evers matter"
II appears pretty certain TINT Owner
CAaries p Taft Of the Chicago Cubs did
nat see Gov T.ner nor any other , Z
ehs National League mosuls Yesterday.
Mr. Taft remained here. James Gaffney
was In Boston, w. +. Baker in Atlantic
City and Gov Ten.r in Harrisburg.
ing seen or heard from him.
Only the bush leaxuers MANAGED to
get away with the Giants' advance
yuard that left the Pennsylvania St1t,on
Yesterday morning II is suspe,,t,d m AZ
one or two OF them STAYED up all night
in order not to take chances TjmoIhy
Jordan and two large grips came stea m
,nx into the station lust four minutes
late His story of tn. trip down from
The Bronx and its haruShips sounded
tho Fordhain pitcher came from the
same general direction but had better
luck (fve minutes better, to b.. exsct)
Herring and Harrison. the other re.
cruits. and the horde OF war correspond
ents got away In faily good order Larry
Mclean was suffering from such q sever
cold that his manager, friend wife de-
clined to let him leave his home Weather
and health permitting, Larry will star,
mis- dash to-day.
Noe as a war measure exactly but u
nos Birdie Cree IL regarded by Manage,
Frank Chance his release was announced
TO Jack Dunn's Baltimore club yesterday
Consideration for the transfer WAS no
made public. 4 short time ago II wa,
announced that Cree had a fabulous one
from the Feds
zone thing | can say for the Fedora
ANNOUNCEMENTS" remarked President r.,
Barrow OF the international League "W
have signed contracts from a considerable
number of players claimed by them. w
have about three-fourths OF our reserve,
players under contract now. That Is NOR
but of course all the clubs have been max