Clipping:Proposal that the Arbitration Committee be restricted to the major leagues

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Date	Wednesday, March 11, 1885
Text	[reporting on the AA special meeting] [from a resolution adopted by the AA] ...in the opinion of this association, the Arbitration Committee should be composed only of representatives from the American Association and National League, and we urge that the League take similar action, and that the Arbitration Committee be organized upon this basis. The Sporting Life March 11, 1885 [reporting on the NL special meeting] President H. H. Diddlebock, of the Eastern League, is here, and he received every assurance that the National League had no intention of siding with the American Association in its attempt to force the Eastern League out of the National Agreement. The Sporting Life March 11, 1885
Source	Sporting Life
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Submitted by	Richard Hershberger
Origin	Initial Hershberger Clippings

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