The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-09
RaRo Bull Note0

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| team, has been released by Manager Kennedy.
AZ Troy on wedn tropolit"ns s. Troy. At
The grounds at Washington Park in bad condi.
ton on account OF the ram and no game was played
Pitcher Madden of tho Boston Club left Brooklyn
Yesterday for his home in Boston lie is quite n sick
Yesterday mornings rain put the Oakland Park
grounds in very poor condition which made it neoos
Tho game Of base nal-Concord HarrierE vs. Brooklyn
seEstsr' was to n be PLAYED last Friday at
Manager sharsiR OF the Athletics has signed Grass
hopper jim Whitney, and he viii probably occupy the
at RldRewood Park
Manager simmons of Wilmington has released
Pitchers Cox and Smith and signed Pitchers slime and
SpedSl having been released.
The Brooklyn LIS and FluShings will play the second
Gs Sss fST e m sS
day. Tho Brooklyn LIS have Decoration Day open.
To show how unfortunate the New York N. IL Club
has n o fsF II = n ssd S. aa to 1
games been lost outright through bases balls
o tn: 0s s Sa $ Nd @
GiSn. when the A'f0'0''AH' Will play the cuban
Twas raining so hard about yesterday that Man;
cease and he srss RI to the A
thero was no game.
An ArEAnssmens have been completes, whereby the
s 5 T vF P1y IN
sunday Nay il on which date either Baltimore or vii:
mil Gton will be their opponents
Boston. NAV S-The efthanded twirler Dupse Shaw,
70 Sr II. F ss
G r.. n 'tss aSa h s
Tom o Kourke was released by the New York IN L.
Club Simply 70 GurtA expenses Il would Ike TO have
:PI psysf ana sA S.h xssFs Ike fSs
Iss certainly Deserving or the highest r'eOmmands:
The patrons at Oakland Park win not have 70 sit on
M Ts 6a s o e oWn
tho case at the Polo grounds few yeHTs aE az
to lie seat
AIL4suo MlcHL4SpH n }. May 6-Ths New Amste q.
Eh1nd; sunday WIN the i S~o T:.St
At stoutIUod PARK and show What they
Play ball play ball, 70 old NeT YSrEL
" WY !S:t l0St h ,Ss E ESy, . 81 oId
You ought to lead tho band;
c'%s e Sato Saei fso Saa' O'
f9 w, hoId dt me .f reg 10, IGr ="
veg "N' ~ WILLIAM LLwLER
Presidsn. Day had fA.h.ry talk with several Of h,
sy se s coS ;. % s
have been anlacky =" shsts a. sad IN or
si a. % s y HS:n $ otr down own
tain Club viii .So~ msrSod Improvement ~ "
sTs. Us & sEda has .
tho best pitching talent outside OF the brotherhood and
League II Won der Ahe treats his men as well all tho
season as Ito dong nov, his new Browns VIII certain
ly play with some Cluh for tho words championship
next fall Won der Ahe's experience since asst year las
taught nm good lesson AND he Ii not the oulldoLer
and WTAnt OF old.
What's the matter with u.s. Why. we're weak In
three important positions answered New YORK PlAy
ers League man IN response TO query put to him by
JTS! reporter at tho Continental Hotel yesterday after
noon, I'VE missed Ward HATFIELD IL a clever fellow
Rud tries 10 do the best he but he cannot III tho
position A. ard does and he and all the members OF
and what We do with both positions weak Then,
too sAttcry covering the ground hr could u he
well. tell you som-th must be done and tho
strengthened the better II will DO for the
club "-IhHddcIphid ITeSS.
PmLLplLrnIA May A-PhiGdelphia IL soon TO have
another base hall lawsuit This time II 70 BquAOhle he
~ zen Two ~ the home clubs by the Philadelphia u.
h. club APPLYING for Injunction toFesLrAn { lem.
onts Thompson, Myers, Gleason, and hchIlNer from
paying with the Philadelphia a. H. Cub The contin
ued Gght and litigation between the League aud ne
brotherhood has destroy ed much Of the interest which
formerly manifested IN the game. And nowhere
division opinion among the directors % the fhadel'
pln brotherhood rub 10 the RdyisAbiity OF bringing
suit against the i've PLAYERS mentnnsd above and u 70
said the vote in favor O applying Tor an lnuhSIOn "H
carried b. one majority secretary Allen anu J9hn VI
landtTsICs reported 10 have been against going to
law
Buse Ball New PoIO Grounds To-day.
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