The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-19
BASEBALL PEACE WAITS UNTIL
FEDS WITHDRAW TRUST SUIT
Conferees End New York Meetings and National Com
mission Will Get Together With Committee of
the Outlaws in Cincinnati on Tuesday.


Peace in baseball will he ratified IN
Cincinnati mex, Tuesday. At that time
the National Commission Will meet a
committee from Tn. Federal League TO
sign a new peace pact. Final de'a,ls OF
.his scheme were worked out yesterday
a; the Waldorf Astoria Hotel by the
triunvirate. representatives of the Fed
eral League and President Ed Barrow OF
tn. International League.
Those who sat In at the conference
we're sworn 70 secrecy. None or the
delegates would admit anything further
,han that a halt had been called in
order to s.detrack the trust suit that
the Federal League brought against or
ganized baseball almo~; . year ago. IL
Is hoped that this suit will have been
withdra wn from the court OF Judge Ken
esaw NJ. lands of Chicago IA time Tor
the Cincinnati love feast Tuesday.
In spite of tn. utmost vigilance OF
he peace parties a leak developed that
CAV. away the result OF Yesterdays de-
liberation in fun. On absolutely unin-
peachable authority il has been learned
that the Browns the American League
club Of ST. Louis, have been sold to
Otto Stife, and Phil Ball. the -. Louis
Federal League promoters. The Chi
ago ,,,h. have beep disposed of TO
cho,,.. wa.h,an aud w q walker
o,.n.r. ~ nc W.haI.. n, IN. Cbic,po
Federal League club. Weeghnan and
Walker. 1t Is said. have the backing OF
the Armour millions.
sinclair MRy quit baseball.
Harry +, sinclair the Oklahoma oil
Ltny u,ho o.,.,,,.J tho newark r.a.raIs
a. ,,in. ., IT., lou, m, on, 10 has
40 n"I,. a,or.s 80 L,ssh,u IN IN
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"uei ,h"t uneE "ou'u S|i'u w n'"
'onnso"' i"ere 10 gu" " sHN"l ~"
s'"ilt! mat SHi'I"'r ""H '''o'"e 81,
,eres'ed IN one OF the io'al 'luu' ne
n QuHe Wliiine' however 10 'eHi" ~
eracefuily as ne may.
IL II believed mat no Guns oeside me
browns ana 'ups VIII ,hihse ha''dS
charles a.. Somers, me 'leVeiailu 'sp'-
taiist VINO una the American i@asur'
unfortunately is not in the very oest
nhahcial condlt'on AZ 'hls moment 80
iar ne mas been unaoie To secure from
ms coiieagues Inc support ne gave 'heh'
n dozen years ago wherefore mere =
every reason TO beilsVe tii'' hnw"r"
HwlnheT' chfei OF me fh'sooiR fe"''aE
VIII nave an opportunity 10 ouA 40 WIN
Sohne'S II ne cares u" 40 =" ihtS WIZ
De a privilege ra'h-r thah 4 '"nu''l"l
The ward interests IKE 'hnse OF SIN
clair. VIII retire IRON NE ne'a a''o-
sether. Organized basepail - 20 pay
rental Tor Washington iarR AT the ra'e
OF . per cent on the investment o' me
Wards. II mas not betn de'lued F"'
whether an International league 'luo
VIII be put III the nome OF the ZIP ops
The Jersey city team or the inter
tIonal League may be s"lt'hed 10 brooN-
iNn and IN" schedule SO arranged "s I"
avoid all CONNECTS with me dodgers.
Sinclair's park AZ Harrison, " d. VIII
he bought Tor the nternatiora League
The Newark team, wh'ch was trans
ferred TO harrisburg, IA, last season,
will be- brought back I" W. or'slna,
home or NJ least 70 the Newark Federal
field Baltimore VIII he eestapi!sned
on the International circuit, me 'i'u
now operating al Richmond, va, Will
move back to the oriol" 'tN.
The ols hsh' IN ,lhclhhh'l "u''h miS'
is effected viii centre around the dis
pOS'''on " '"oH' o"n 49,