New Britain herald., 1915-12-18
AGREEMENT
 ' TO OBE SIGNED
hd Jones to Be Given FthS as Managers


 Aseball apparently was in
 last night at New York
 a conference between the
 commission, representing
 and American leagues, and
 ee from the Fe(1 ral league
 Ln end. The chief point of
 at. the meeting was the
 f concluding an agreement
 dge K. M. Landis hands
 ecision in the suit brought
 n by the Federal league.
 for both sides gave assur-
 Eever, that there were no
 Facles in the way, but ad-
 Judge Landis be consult
 8 settlement is signed.
 league attorneys, it is un-
 will get in touch with Judge
 the earliest to. obtain his
 o a dismissal of the case,
 [ch another meeting will be New York to ratify terms of
 inference adjourned at 11:45 hst night until 10 o'clock this
 While no official announce s made. the impression was lat Judge Landis raises no III that will remain to do will rk out the details of a treaty ill put an end to the strife as rent professional baseball. eral league will be represent S conference by James A. Gil.- larry Sinclair and Charles Ian.
 of the terms of the tentative Ian in the baseball world ob- |ast night, from an authorita- rec at York are: Seventy-two who now have iron-bound Is with the Federal league are nployed by organized baseball
 in full. All other Federal players to receive the usual
 notice. George s. Ward of Federals has been as- lat there will be only one club klyn and that he will be paid use of Washington park there years, The Chicago National and Federal league clubs to olidated and also the St. 'ationa1s and Federals.
 now manager of the
 Federals, is to be manager merged Chicago club, a nd Jones to manage the merged is club. Roger Bresnahan, s a two-years' contract with cago Nationals, to be paid in
 assisted to buy the Cleveland ln association club and take to Toledo, his home town. manager of the St. to ' be assisted to } St. Paul American associa- b. There are to be Internation- le clubs in Pittsburgh, Balti- ,uffalo and Newark. The pro- Harry F. Sinclair's purchase New York Nationals to be abeyance until peace terms led, after which he may buy an interest in or control of Ib. S%$
 somewhat complicated series erences which led to the de- to vest the national commits tn treatymaking power began l the afternoon. Representa- the National and Federal and. the minor organizations ether for an informal meet 5 o'clock. The American s appeared and the represen- of the Federa1s and minors 'quested to withdraw while the of organized, baseball con- Present at Sthis conference Gessrs. Tener,} Johnson, Her. Hampstead. Gaffney, Ruppert, Minor, Dreyfuss and Attorney greement was reached to ap- he tentative peace plan enter , between the National and leagues, the draft of which rried to the American league on at Chicago by Barney Drey- The special committee ap- to confer with the FederaIs 'as discharged and the details ce negotiations were turned ) the national commission 'ed of Garry Hermann, chair lnd Presidents Jonhson and iwl!i!e the Federal cohorts polling their heels in a hallway ote1, which is the headquarter: baseball powers. After wait me time they declared the;1 on of going to dinner. They ill dining at S:45 o'clock, three IS of an hour after the. na commission went into session mt into the conference at 9:1t legates who attended were: Ma league, John K. Tener, BarneI ss, Garry Hermann. Harry N tead and James E. Gaffney ,an league. B. B. Johnson 5 A. Comiskey, Benjamin Min ob Ruppert and Joseph J. Ian 'ederal league, James A Gil Harry F. Sinclair, Charle man and Carroll w. Basin; In ona1 and minor leagues. Ed !. Barrow, John H. Farrell ant $ ChiVington.
 r to the meeting President Gil >f the Federals declared he wa,
 hand to drive a bargain. Fl his league had certain con ma Bowling Alleys