New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
HOW THE BATTLE RACES.
LEAGUE AND BROTHERHOOD STILL LIVELY.
INTEREST IN THE REMNANT RACE DwARFED b.
THAT IN TIE STRUGGLE FOR LIFE

wb1 tho pavcrs and old cubowner- continue naust
Their grievances the public OoAs Oh disguised Iho
differences should settled soon a. possible iof I'D
spite arguments 70 the contrary mo cohtto
y,r,v j. SCI ousy nurng the Nationa! game The part'
an feeling until the enthusiasts nave became
rabd. The writer daily meets men VINO 'o" uat th'y
Will never again National League game oehers
,r inst ~ mu,h opposd to the Brotherhood and affirm
that they will n see Brotherhood game All
amagau alton the lighting opponents would not only APP
ace the general public but would satisfy the regulars
who have remained 70 tLcr iovore clubs curing all
| ihe trouble The League viub-owners anlrn that The
Players League hanging merely with the nope OF an
amncanaon the close Of the sent disa'tron' season.
The sto khodcr> Players League teams arn Una.
ov m nat want 20 consolidate with the League, aud that
they would ne, er consent pooling Of Issues under any
circumstances. They that the Prayers h'"s"c nus
conc to stay. and that It will be in the heu "h' Tue
National League has been forgotten Such s'dei"ch'S
r made daily The general public tries To fahon the
MYSTERY and naturally becomes disguised Enormous
crowds will witness the games as soon AZ 'h' WIZ u o
Small crowds will continue 80 long ~ inc p'e"n oo
exists Several clubs IN bad financial STRAITS ana u
l. onv matter of time b fore bankruptcy VIII oNcrtakc all.
John Chapman Is the name OF the manager OF the re-
Louisye club but nobody thinks Of calling tho
round and jolly manager anything but plain Jack Inc
| writer met Chapman yesterday ana 'he so'u"'''"
Fro, klyDite looked sleek prosperous ana h'ppf '"'p
saws that American Association can wen aNo" " "
calm and content While League and Brothsfhooa are
trying to wreck baseball lie says tat "heh Ve crash
! comes the American Association VIII ho'" "'o oA"
If lot
| ., hv either League or brotherhood Chap
| man i really Ngrateful TO nic bioterhoH LOT
relieving Louisville OF itS SuiIu' stare WY
Louisville {, fairly baseball crazy San NO1pu'h " "t
vyi,er Never IA the history Of the gam have We bad
sh crowds and the very people In the cty go to the
games We have averaged over 1000 p'ore 10 game
wh,ch -o,. the flush times OF old Eclipse Park such
men a. John y Ial.ruan are daily attendants Mt our
| Games win wager that, uptn olk sas'n ut.
ualdarnau had not Witnessed game IN years AL oui
Young players doing good work and we nave no u'r
that single II Old play - should r'Inrh 70 US
| Chairman by tn way the manager VI tn" i'tNi~
Louisville team back the seventies which did it, shaT'
n A., hut wreck baseball that time The DcNins ana
Nco., wcr- promptly expelled for their hrNihR ""'"
| which 1 pgiv,G Louisville ui the championship Ihoa'
mon have cen kpt out s.uce und stand to-day a.
warning e>amp"s. They Will never be r'in-tAt7' ana
! the disgrace, and humiliation thy have suffered haN"
probably kept careless lalilaycr III Inc correct
path.
Tho Atlantic Association c'ub-owners have fought
noly 70 weather present ba- TALL storm but "h't"f
they will keep up tho nght much longer i- extremely
doubtful The unnatural baseball was liza, Affected NOT
opl, all the clvl, in country, but cN. fth"E per-
tanning 10 the -i-Ft. Th. jersey CITY club was t'r hi-
70 show TIE WHIT. f-atn-r. AMI ia" Hair'ri Wor's'-
Wilmington and Newark clubs ur~ ~r.ou-i! considering
| doing liz. .amc utne. tn, Baltmorr aad Washington
| Trans a.. not missing ANY money. IN f't a. Vow
Haven Is The oni} one ia th" $3.50 at'n "''h nus
a balance the right sid u ti- .rdf.r Ih' a"n--'"
Of tn Ultri.hirg club mad SON" ''lnN- ia the
schedule The ryl~d LIST Of games TT u" "''N u ~
| follows:
Monaay NV Haven v. Nerark at NrYar.: wn,e'
I:srG,burs a Wilmington worcester " Hartford At
wSsssa ". iia9:u4: a. H'HSr q, ""'''
Newark MaT'io'd at Nm "a,,'ii aT6nrS At
IaaT gs'aes, w2I.., . a; E "a %'s Ns
At Ws.hinr,on Wilmington y Hirr'ourg at Whining
"|tra.y baltimore ". Nce.ua,cn H4l,imqrc wa,n.
p,.5 N NIX, w At @s,n', r..
worc,-ter at Washington wilmington W. Hartford 81
| Wilmington
! Tho American Association today from 3 financial
mint of Wow il the most succcs,f ha-'tau organita
oa In the country Weakened .arly The season by u'
d,scItion " most Z t. old player aud two " IT. strongest
club, it, ut.rr looked dis oar 'gng Mi"f h" WICK
on c.uie were - but order and pf'At nav" Dog"
Arourh, ont hso. unth today the Am'I'a" A--''
citation is Oh a Ines than i r,"r was rf'r"
INF, condition o; affair, il LARGELY On" =" ia" pnc" aud
hard wora u Me--r,. Won dr. Abe. Wlu'"r Hh'f-'I
Phelps Coa'n AID hott+ Tie AS" h''' nav "'". 'D'
or two chang, boo ~ circuit next }'ar WIN, II is
tr.s.nt bu.n,-. policy - Jlr-u 'hc organization VIII
be- stronger than 10 r. to-i,. The game i'r u' Week
| are follow
% .S .. Vi nr, 1sa' s e. l2' g' 81 p PSa
synep-c o'n'-cF -. Loo-'i'I Al 'Gi1 , rro,,
i,1 1s toi@5is a. roo 'fD1od- >,r'..a, -
"T rsc. at H,n.tc ~; 70. IcTdo It lai,pla
wea@,'G'v At't T ros S' ',Sona. s,r. "a,
It. Louis at s'I1cu,c; Eo"h''tr -. Louisville a.
~ ."' -Ane,i, - columbus, at rnnnG,iihia
ia Nt e. & t ,.ea. At r' 81, Io Etil"
at >,r,cu-r. Rochester w. St Lou, 1t i'''nesir1
r% .5'i'S'| y. Io.en fss @'a,5'.
| 10 hester
The National LEAGUE hccI, the tenor OF It.
way ,ppaIruty paying iur attention T. ui" uprising "
! II. former stars. ia" LEAGUE vll mot u'he any money
i. year buo %, oWn'-, at least thos" vh" antci
Iacl that Players, League would lat through ia" H'a-
| son anticipate making an, money IL" ihl'
! dcpha Bf!oh.yn and cincinnati clubs VIII do fairly wei
or ,,. .e,,o even IL tnc, Do lo-c money I've
cleveland Bo,on mt burg and NcN-Yof, clubs viii nat
mall, enough l,.c heavily Tho Interest thu game IN
mo4 Of the ciuc r,'ine and les money VIII h. lo'i
durng the ruaind Of bno than sunk earlier IL
the tatI, Al the clubs afc no" IN the West The
| schedule i games for The wcc. !, a, follo"T:
Monda, -Cica-o vs. Philadelphia. at Chicago Cncn.
lio,t.9 at Cinci@at 'r,i"9 80, ". 1T
Tuc-day -thlca.o " rnladcipnla a Chi'qso (nein,
H Hiu Iiit,G"rs ~ NV YORK., At Tt,-nare.
nSSi ~ c, S@o At c me Fr;.P %'is 9'
at Cleveland rt,1g'f y, a. a1sn@i i9n, w.
ticycand rltt,burg ". nooAi!n, At bfooklIn
Friday chicago n,ton at rhfaes MsY yorK Vt At
It. %a w. nooh,n S a. cot"
~ no.2n at chicago %iHSl Yn vi =,
| Cleveland rittsburs Ns lhoo"!!n' al bf''"Nh'
| The Players league hcfIN "P VIZ '''rr'' ' ~
lion. Of vcakcning but II Il impossible to suppress
rurnors Of distress which from certain directions.
None Of the clubs will make money WIN inc possible
,xcertio Of the Boston. Chicago and NcwforA Mines ana
| Il they make any. the pront viii be very small inc
| nrootyn Philadelphia. Cleveland Pittsburg and Buffalo
teams are bound b, heavy loser. on the season The
team. ar oil West at present and VIII hhsh ny
thclr tour on saturday Then the Eastern tealr
return home for a with each other before the West
| ern mines again came to the Atlantic coast. EWING
| nine pass the week at PittSbuTg aud Chicago, Will"
Wards brooklyn PLAYER, will play three games at Chcago
and then 20 TO PittsbIrg FOR three more The schedule
| Of games for is ~ follows:
Mouday Buffalo vs.. Philadelphia. at Buffalo Chicago
vs. IrOolyn Chicago Cleveland W Bo-tOn, AZ tlrNe-
| land Irtt-burg New York. at Pitteburg.
Tuesday Buffalo vs. Phladelphla at BuIalO, thcaRO
Broonlyn Chicago Cleveland Boston, at il"Nc-
-L..... 80. =