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Show BASEBALL MAGNATES 10 m IH CHICAGO Pulliam and Murphy Are in Line for a Polite Calling Call-ing Down. s CHICAGO, Feb, 15. Baseball magnates mag-nates representing major and minor leagues from all parts of the United htatrs Invaded Chicago today to attend the. meeting of the Americun and National Na-tional leagues, to be held tomorrow. In .. Phablllty tho sessions will extend Into Thursday. The disagreements between President i Harry Pulliam of the National leatrue and President Murphy of the Chicago National league club will be discussed, and while j It Is not probable that tho members of the. National commission will enter the controversy con-troversy to the extent of passing Judgment. Judg-ment. It Is almost certain mat the opinions opin-ions voiced by the magnates will Indicate Indi-cate the feelings of the men who guide the dost Ink-s or the national game rh-? opening session will be held tomorrow to-morrow afternoon, when tho adoption of schedules will . be the most Important business under consideration. The committee com-mittee appointed last fall to Investigate I the reported attempt to bribe Umpires Kle-m and Johnstone at the time of the famous tic game, between the ChlcaVo and New York Nationals will report early In the session. President. John T. Brush oi the New Vork team Is the chairman I of tln committee, which will alFo meet ' here tomorrow. Arcadia Entries. I Special to The Tribune. LOS ANGRLKS. Fob. 15. Following I are the entries for Tuesday's races at 1 Arcadia: 1 First race, six nnd a half furlongs, selling-Arngon. 110; Bellesnlcker, 107: Dixie Lad, 107; Kd Ball. 107; Daystar, 107; Rev ! Hlndo. 107: Progress 107; Illusion. 105"; ; Friar of Klgln, 105; .Margaret Randolph. . lOn ; Belle of Iroquois, 100; Teo Beach. 07; Korosllany. Of.; The Borgia n, Vo, Chcr- . Ipe. 00; Diamond No3e. S7. Second race, sevon-slxleenths of a mile, purse Shoemaker. 101; Clms. Fox. 101; Medallion. 101; Swift McNeill. 110; Lll-llum. Lll-llum. 107; Fred Stone. 107; Fairy Ring. 107; Hindoo Star, 107; Domthlldn, 10 1; Mike Mllctt. 101; John Lynch. 101, The Wolf. 101; My Last. 101; Dora Paine. 101; Mary's Lamb. 101; Cesarllass, 101, Third race. thlrten-slxtcenths of a mile, purse Joe Galtns. 110; Guv Fishor. 110; Prince Gal, 110; Reformation.' 110; F.nllcld. 110. Great Heavens, 110: Gerrymander. Gerry-mander. 107; Melton Cloth. 107; Maid "of Gotham. 107. Fourth. .race, one mile and nu eighth, purse ICdwIn T. Fryer. 103; Green Seal. 10C: John Carroll. 10.1; Big Chief. 101. Fifth race, thlrtcen-dlxteenths of a mile, purse Golden Legend. 110; Force. 110; Parton. 107; Otlllo. 107; Sorrowful, lO.'i; Madeline Musgrave. 105; Frlrzo, 10f.. Sixth race. live-eighths of a mile, selling--Rosslarc. 10S: Port. 10S; Instnnt, 103; Kthel Day, 10:;; Fore. 10.".; Tr-aset. 10.1 Carmisa. 103; Glenart. 103; Garland. 103; Paradise Queen, OS. Seventh race, live-eighths of a mile, felling Banrose, 10.1, Galslna. 103; Nebraska Ne-braska Lass, 103; Larelne Hindoo. 103; I nnlta. 103; Lula G.. 103; Bold. 103: Annie An-nie Vclls, 103; Morca, OS; Belle of Brass. Dorando Dofe.its Team. LOUISVILLE. Ky.. Feb 15. Dorando Pletrl. tho Italian runner, tonight dc-featocl dc-featocl a relay team of four local runners run-ners in a flflecn-mlle race. Ills time was 1 hour, 27 minutes, Y seconds, over a track of twelve laps to the mile. |