Clipping:No provision in the National Agreement to reinstate players

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Date	Wednesday, February 18, 1885
Text	An examination of the rules and regulations of the National Agreement reveals the fact that no provision whatever is made for reinstatement of players expelled or suspended under the Agreement. This being the case, an amendment will be necessary to effect their reinstatement. If this amendment is made by the Arbitration Committee, a two-thirds vote of each association party to the agreement will be necessary for its adoption. The Sporting Life February 18, 1885 rubber home plates The new rubber home plates are now being made by the New York Belting and Hose Manufacturing Company. Harry Wright has given the manufacturers valuable assistance in the way of suggestions, designs, etc. several samples will be soon ready, when a practical test of the new plates will be made. The Sporting Life February 18, 1885
Source	Sporting Life
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Submitted by	Richard Hershberger
Origin	Initial Hershberger Clippings

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