New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-22
Times
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The Brooklyn team continues to hold commanding

The Brooklyn team continues to hold a commanding
lead in the American Association race, and ought
capture the trophy to certainty. It will be a new
honor for Brooklyn for is the first time the trophy
has left St. Louis for five years. The Association
season Will not terminate until October -, days
later than the league season The Brooklyn team
will play two games against the Columbus nine this
week, and two, and probably three against the BALI
more team. In case four games are played, the home
tenn ought to win three, and may win all The A.
ISOLATION schedule for the week is as follows:
Today-Brooklyn VS. Columbus at Rldgewood s.. Louis
at kansas CITY az ' N'''S 0i' w. 'O''i'''
Monday-HaltimQre vs.. Athletic at baltimore St Louis
at Kansas City.
Tueyiay-7ElcoI,yn Columbus, at Washington Park,
Thursday-Kansas City Cincinnati, at Kansas City,
St. Louis vs. Louisville. at ST. Louis.
Friday-Brookyn VS. Baltimore, at Washington Park,
Brooklyn
saturday-Brooklyn VS.. Baltimore at Washington Park.
City Cincinnati, at Kansas City; st. Louis LOUIS
vile, at ST. Louis
The Giants will pass the present week between
Indianapolis and Chicago The team viii probably
do as well as Boston if it wins four Of the six
games The League schedule for the week IS as
follows:
acknowledgements VS.. New-York at Indianapolis;
phia At cleveland r;sbuig Vs. washington at PitjsJug
Tuesday gdanspos " New, York at Indi%aaPo-;
phia at Cleveland Ptsburg Washington at PlltsDulg
wednesday indianapolis vs.. Neg,YOrk at Indqnapol,
ShIS' al Cleveland Ptsbuig Vs. Washington at pittsbug
6 ys e. Chicago Inaa
phis, Pittsburg; Cleveland vs. Washington at Cleve-
Frday-Chcaeo vs. New-York, at Chicago; Indian.
a Ss at ri'''''s' cleveland vs. Washington at d'v'
Saurday-chleagq Nsw,York, at Chicago; Indian.
Jha Pittsburg; Cleveland vs. Washington, at Cleve-
The Atlantic Association championship season will
end with the playing Of the present weeks games.
The teams will finish In the order they have held
for several weeks. The wnd-up of the schedule Is
appended:
Monday-Lowen vs. New Haven at Lowell
Tuesday-New-H Haven vs. Newark at New-IIavcn
Weine sdsy-Worcester ". Hartford. at Worcester;
New Haven Newark, at New-Iiaven
Thursiay-Lowen ". Hartford, at Lowell New-Haven
Friday-Lowen vs.. Hartford at Lowell; Newark
New Haven ct Newark
S,turday-worcester vs. Hartford at Worcester New.
ark VS. New.1Iaven. At Newark
The rimors Of trouble between the League and its
players are as thick they are ridiculous. The
talk Of millions Of dollars being subscribed 10 help
the PLAYERS is all nonsense The case Of Henry V.
Lucas is not forgotten yet Lucas was 81 Louis
millionaire then Now he is clerking for salary
on some Western railroad or was not long ago.
Lucas sympathlzed with the players and would free
them from their bonds OF slavery. The mon ASeo-
citation formed TO wreck DaseDaf d. II Val mn
conducted The union ruined itself and broke Us
supporters hearts and pockebooks and then dicl-
some men who allowing their names 10 De 3seu III
inc present agitation are fully conscious OF W. az
VefuSng benefits derived from Such an aliIdhce
The probabilities OF either the Brooklyn or I'm
clnnau teams joining the League ana fehouhcIns
the Association are not bright The Brooklyn maha sd
ment probably does care to join the League di
ne league mas no warnings for an aiilanuo WIN WIN
the Pork0poIl lanS. Then there may be some sppp..
grapes around, and those who enjoy picking thS'