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|Title=a sell-out

|Title=a rumor of Buffalo to buy out Detroit ...alo is a great ball town, as witness the large crowds at Olympic Park with a losing team., quoting the Buffalo Express</p>

|Text=<p>The managers of the Nationals of Washington have decided to sell a limited number of season tickets, charging ten dollars for gentlemen and fi

...ndianapolis delegates away, and no meeting was held. During the afternoon a conclusion of the negotiation was reached, and the Indianapolis players wer

|Title=how much will people pay to see a match? ...The public differed with these officers, and only 1900 tickets were bought–a just and telling rebuke to the greed of the club. About two thousand perso

...ntracts with the players, by which the backers of the club hope to realize a bonus to help them out to some extent.</p>

...bad faith of the very men who adopted the amendment. It is intimated that a good player who now receives say $1,500 over the new limit, may be able to

...ckford Clubs, played in Sept., 1865, was removed, and he was reinstated as a member in good standing in the professional clubs of the fraternity, as Dev

...orning that he had come down $500 in his valuation, and there was now only a difference of $1,000 between them. This may be split or compromised in som

...by declaring that there was not in my nature any of the characteristics of a Benedict Arnold. Should I accept any such cowardly advice there is nothing ...h the men who betrayed us, and who now add insult to injury by making such a suggestion to me—I should deserve the odium of all men.</p>

...money by issuing coupon tickets to be redeemed in case of postponement of a game. The time may come when such action will be regretted.</p>

...cted to the expunging of this article, and as it was held to be naught but a private business matter the liquor law was eliminated.</p>

...nearly consummated, for on that day, Tuesday, Manager Von der Ahe received a telegram from Mike Scanlon, then at Washington, asking whether the St. Loui ...Schmelz, who was then at Washington. He told Schmelz that he had received a ltter from Erastus Wiman, the Metropolitan millionaire, asking him upon wha

...] nine when it started last May, but fortune favored the game here, and by a series of bad management and managerial kicking the Club heaped up so many

...ark, this week starts out in business for himself. To-morrow he will open a saloon and restaurant at the corner of Delmar and Taylor avenues. He sends ...ons do no sell out, and Spink is given a chance, he will place the club on a better footing than it ever has been. The Philadelphia Times January 23, 1

...ur if he could get away without being blacklisted or sold. Bse ball needs a general overhauling, and the more law it gets the better it will be for the

...nk and Richard J. Lennon, against the Athletic Base Ball Club, asking that a receiver might be appointed for that corporation. The plaintiffs state tha ...ppoint a receiver to take charge of the property. Judge Finletter granted a preliminary injunction in the case.</p>

...to him—that is, place the club in the hands of the Association. He wrote a letter to President Wikoff explaining the situation, and directed him to se

...ident Hewitt on this question, and President Young said to-day that he was a loss to understand why he is acting and talking so.</p>

...y were last season, at $25, and an effort to dispose of 500 will be made. A ladies' book will also be put on sale, but what the price of that will be i