The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-15

20 ratified by duly authorized oH,cla's
=, hoth parties at a Dime given Monday
,ish, by President John X. Tener of the
x,,,o,al League at the Fix Club in this
,,v Tie formal Endorsement OF Bar
tob,son. president of the American
ospc alone is needed to bring to an
,,,,r,ble end the long drawn out and
s.,,,,,u, unfortunate hostilities.
R,rney prcyfuss. aptiy termed the
rrh, Roo, OF the National League, is
s,aaiiug 10 Chicago with this tentative
na,ee pl,r and certain suggestions tor
..n.,rn,,ou TO GO into detailed confer
- uuh AIR. Johnson and the American
Io,guc club owners at the opening of
.mo i,rior major citcuits annual meeting
,.noffow afternoon. breHluss' VINO
u,s one Of the most active AMBASSADORS
=, ~. pe,ca meeting between the Ma
uon,l and American easues more thah
.tcr,J, ago. set out hurriedly late yes
d. I'D afternoon after August Hermann
Nod tried in vain for hours to establish
Vic connections with his fellow member
~ the National Commission in chicago.
Tho general scheme OF peace. as out
urat ~ Yesterdays issue Of THE SUN,
,o,rs the basis OF the treaty In the pos
.s.sto, OF Dreyfuss. II will meet with
,ne approval of johnson. because 1t Is In
avery sense a moral triumph Tor organ
.s<i baseball.
WIN End Court Action.
rna Federal League or that part OF It
,h,,b through might of money IL en-
,i,led TO a voice has pledged Itself 10
vithdraw tho injunction proceeding
acaius, the working agreement OF organ
ized baseball Law. a case that Tor almost
wear now has hung fire in the Judiciai
Judgment OF Judge X. NJ. Lands OF chi
cago These same financial pillars OF
,hs ird.ncpdent failur will be taken UNI
= dor tine great tent of the resulting happy
family. Tie small fry will not be left
en,i rely to the mercy of tho chill blasts
without. They will find shelter in the
viruams Of the little brothers OF the
minor leagues.
Harry r. Sinclair. the multimillion-
Are oil man OF Oklahoma who coins
money so fast he doesn't know what
IN do with II. Is soon to be entitled 10
M, his feet under the table with Ban
Johnson, John Tencr. Garry Hermann,
Charles A.. Ebbets and the rest or the
elite. Sinclair will purchase one or New
York's major league clubs. lie may
No, be able 10 secure n controlllng IN
;ereSt. but he will secure at least a nan
interest In either the Giants or the
Yankees.
In providing for Sinclair organised
baseball removed the only obstacle II
really feared in the opposition. But
there were other moneyed interests III
the outlaws that had to be protected
because Sinclair's sense OF loyalty 10
his independent colleagues made 1t i'm.
l.rat!ve that these should come out 81
The fight with some small share OF their
epidermis intact. Principal or these
IA the Ward interest, with money tied
up in the Tip Tops and the plant at
Washington Park. Brooklyn.
. George ). Ward will have the choice
of TWO courses. He may either buy
the Brooklyn Nationals from {. ii. Ed
bets and the Mckeever brothers or re-
,eiye all international franchise Tor MS
! rdlfce Of brick and stone. In case he
buys the Dodgers Mr.. Ward Will OPP
crate IN both the major and minor
spheres-at Ebbets Field and Washing
ton Park respectively.
Gwinner to Withdraw.
I'll Gwirner, who operated at Pitts
burg on old Exposition Park and there
fore has no fortune tied UP in a plant.
viii NltltldN ITOll llt CITY VI "
leaving that territory for the exclusive
use OF plenopotentiary extraordinary
Barney Dreyfus. Gwinner is slated 10
g. 10 Ran Johnson's rescue at Cleve-
land. The Cubs will be disposed OF
10 Weeghmann, Walker and their compa-
,riots OF the Windy City. who have
backed the Whales. moving the fran
cnise from the West Side to the new
park in the north end. Phil Ball and
OTTO Stifel will buy one of the major
..agIe clubs in st. Louis, They are
rot very particular which, Both are
on the market.
Now as to the little fellows OF the
Federal League who have been caught
between the millstones. 4 way out for
them has been provided in certain
ana lgamatious with Class A. A. leagues.
Interests VIII be consolidated in Buffalo
and Baltimore Of the l~nternational
League and IN Kansas City OF the Ameri-
can ASSOCIATION.
V'te scheme of peace came indirectly
from no less an authority than August
HERMANN. chairman OF the National
Commission, Hermann. like Tener and
al the rest OF the National League
delegates TO the annual meeting, refused
'i'her 10 deny or affirm any suggestions
relative 10 an armistice. But Hermann
lhhosomcd himself freely of the Ma
loh4' League terms 10 more IMAM .
dozen maguates of major and minor
rating and he didn't whisper any OF his
eonfdcnces IN a sound proof roosn,
Johnson VIII Agree.
Johnson will ratify the suggestions OF
NE National League and the powers be
hind Mo Federal. Ban, forsooth. ID
largely Instrumental In this proposed re
adjustment of existing difficulties. Sin
cair has coufided that he refused Il
treat other than with the American
leag'" executives cooperation and APP
propal lie became Interested only afteI
=" Mad se,Grcd Ran ear.
IN Barrow, president OF tho lnterna
tonal League, declares that he had alb
~to,l'ely nothing 10 do with any of TIL
many conferences that have beef
a~'kr'WledEed by the warning factions
Narrow stru Yesterday that the cpo
" a truce was astounding news to him
as n, vas Of the opinion that John
h''s H'ternoss would brook no over
,'fes rom any part of the opposition
h'' hen II must he remembered tina
ia row doesn't shout aloud all tho idea
under Ills brown hat. Not so long ag'
R''r.R had a conference with Bal
''.r N' IN cleveland, Barrow says h
'N'n' 20 see the big fellow on persona
I1-..' Not wishing AZ all to contra
."' "a ''' II he here stated uuoficiall'
'f' personal business WAS Of IN
'F' |l, nature that propcls Barne
.f. s westward so fast,
' end Of ycsterday's session y
rr'uual League meeting Presiden
:" r. Tcuer made This non-Committa
'' ,nrnuuoement
'tII flub owners of th NHtiOuI