New-York tribune., 1915-11-04
IISEBALL CHAT
sT CINCINNATI
MAY AID PEACE
,.,,lair Coniers with Gar
~ hermann, Possibly
i,hout Buying Giants
urrGHMAN MEETS
taft REPRESENTATIVE
,,y York National League Stem
oqraphers in Plot to Foil
Ticket Spectators.
R, JEROME BEATTY.


Bv JEROME BEATTY
v.r Sinclair, owner Of the ,.,.s Newark v. a. =
hl AID Charles $. Weeghman'
F'e'i'',, ,be Chicago Federais,' con
iNu - Cincinnati Yesterday Win
hiis1 % a, Organized baseball. SIN
en- t,..,, August Hermann, chairman
ct' w National Commission. ana
q e.- .ls consulted with representa-
h'ess rl,-.ss p. Taft, who owns the
- N.rcra. League l-3.
.'ss..,sr,er. was g.tcr ort ht any OF
49,. concerned tu' .- s reported
fS.-..s,r attempted 20 earn ~
.,s,eb Hermann, t.e New j i''N -l.ot},, Oi.",'ls
,l' a..5 be bought Weeghman pfoog,olyy
y. an idea az 70 the amount "sNeu
n. Hotel Plaza, where Sinclair
rvs, 7. asa said that he "ou'o return
i're Isa '0' Cincinnati conferences we're;
~, ."e doubt, part Of the general
-c~.~snt % bring about peace De
-. tlo Fedora. League ana organ,
~ t..ebsn which movement is sald
| - csu1tenaneed by the National
leag0. -
wbe, the Federal League owners
-. In Indianapolis next Tuesday the
,,s,d Pat faction viii find itself con-
s.e-,s4 bv strong opponent IN Harry
c...isi- owner q the Newark fran
,li.s IN the organization Sinclair will
h. fgb,ing against James A. Gilmore
rrsU6ert Of thc independents.
n Sinclair wins. the FIRST important
,.,,, toward g settlement Of the base
b,'. var viii immediately be taken. II
is loses be viii accept hls cefeat IN
goos grace and VII continue ms plans
;ovsrl backing the New 1ork CLUB OF
The Federal League
Mer close % the Independents say
hat news regarding the INVASION or
Nsv York will Indicate the way the
i,,-l. is going 4 the Feds announce
ssspite Arrangements for building
,',rt bere II Will mean that the men
vbo want 20 l-tt 10 out have con-
orsr,s Il discussion Of the New York
,es-n continues 90 deal in eventualities
And ,,ays above the brass tacks the
les, ggess Will De that the inde-
p,r6er., have decided 20 attempt TO
settle with organ -ed baseball.
Charles S Weerhman, owner OF the
Chicago Whales, the pennant winners, IS
SAID 10 be neutral George S. Ward,
\ WHO succeeded his brother, Robert Is.
Ward 10 the presidency Of the lip
To1s. is scrapper. and reports have II
that he Will not be willing 20 sur
render unless organized baseball makes
u,slen: terms.
Sinclair wants 70 buy the Giants,
al viii pc content 20 direct the New
Y.is Federa,s only II he Is convinced
ar be has no cHance 20 buy out the
utsrs Of the New York National
lHgss club
4 viii be through the National
isgss that peace VIII have 10 be made.
iis American League. led by bel
gtrsrt Ban Johnson, IS IN no need OF
iysrs, while the National League
vsd gair strength II 70 could take
h p,k OF the Federal League teams.
Several National League owners
V,sld be glad % make concessions II
hey could add some o. the best Of the
ntspendeu;s % their squads.
L Is probable tha: q neace commit
'te-peIhaps a secret board-will be
nGutd BY The FEDS next week to learn
sr What terms can be made with the
/ National League
No details viii be given ont officially
uniN The deal goes through. II no
1 Agreement can be reached between the
ightng parties every effort will be
made % keep from the public the news
! iia' ether SIDE considered any PROPOSE
Z ton.
Z Arong The wild rumors" afoat last
Mr this time were;
he tees ore 90 be sold TO Cap
AZ HI and Co.o.el Rupert.
ht Athletics viii dispose Of Eddie
i .s.irs.
htder Jones viii manage a Federal
Asgue club.
ssi ,he1, TOO. there was this one:
1 Coombs will never be able TO
t'i another game
Ne Yankees have not vet announced
ioeaton Of their new park. but II
have NOT actually decided 20 build
III Vleens they a. least ere seriously
saer.rg SPOT across the bridge.
NAVAL map of New York in Harry
fuioRt Ollie. there has appeared
s1s star, situated in Queens about
ion'e FoI'y-ta'ri street, New York.
'tsF IS on spot between Dutch
- Creek and she railway tracks In
- Island City.
h'yes rs huuch. maybe not We
AA'ea 20 ash for fear az spelling
roi story. We feared we would
~ IA, The star indicated the loca-
- q one Of Colonel Rupperts new
ne Offices OF the New York Ma
\ w league stonographers are busy
i'c'g the location Of every seat
- y ma. FOR the Army-Navy game.
0fs 2 the hands Of spectators will
1 "-gst Up and the original pur-
~''I w.ll bc put on the blacklist.
. -
/, National Boxing Meeting.
."eard Nov. g. Matt Hinkel. presi-
- o. the National Boxing Associa-
~ announced to-day that the meet
~ d the association, scheduled for
~saoer and Z. in Chicago, has been
lEloaed % November l8 and Ia, at
.ame place.