Clipping:Wise to be a test case

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Date	Tuesday, March 14, 1882
Text	[reporting on the AA meeting] The cases of the traitors, Wise, Troy and Holbert were then brought up, and the line of action to be followed quickly adopted... The Association will take up one of the cases in order to test the matter, and will apply for an injunction to prevent the deserters from participating in the games of the Club with which he has signed. At first it was proposed to enjoin all three, but as only the contracts with Wise were at hand it was decided to make things warm for him first and let the other two cases hang fire until his was settled. The Cincinnati Club was requested to not expel Wise, but be required to get an injunction against him, the expenses of the suit to be borne by the entire Association.
Source	Cincinnati Enquirer
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Submitted by	Richard Hershberger
Origin	Initial Hershberger Clippings

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