The sun., 1890-03-12

dlately after the dsy's work is over James
| with q number Of attendants, takes the boys In
ard gyes d hS sScE SSFSS n "a Tap
ing. In talking 70 a. a.. SuN S reEortor about the
team OF any college In the. country They. will
have five loft. t.handerF; aud every ono OF them
clever one in other respects. They start in
! with cNpcrienced men In the box. In AmCS
and Young the college has two pitchers of re-
For pitchers tho college will have the, we'll
known S39ke Amfies ifi 1onng' & an ana MoodGoeK
part Of the uitching,. whilc Woodcock II very
promising twirer Will DO held in reserve
rro%n c11fuSFS BTDSnw Who % Wit Ey YU 10 sem @
behind tho bat in the majority Of tho Gamos is
and and No 1oyemSHfs D" sgHV on The ed o IS sure
| catch, throwsircmarkablyi wei, and isa good
niso well up in playing tho position, and will
be found useful men
Capt. Charles Dana. viii again cover first
handed batsman, and withal l. an able handler
A. i. Young will probably guard second base
| this year, ard no is considered a very rrumis-
ing man Tor henosition
Third base Will ho covered by Watts strong
batsman, hard and accurate thr9wot nGe
eds apd in R,fr tPe 9nin9p h OF Im HSS9 n
| almost any man he ever saw
| knickerbocker OF last years tcam will play
short stop; and when in G2ndit.n i a ilr,t-
booker Is Affected with slight attack Oi
Ali the outfedcrs are left-handcd Payne at
left held IL n sure catch, very last runner. and
good tnrowcr pUroll at centre IL certainly a
great fielder and baso runner 1t will be 70.
ny such ,grcqt gamo against tue Athletics ~
hGiSS.sta last cyT ySHTw wHch nE mTy e3nsGSrSa thS
Manager Sharsig offered him $4,000 u year, but
he dsG9Gd t /" E4y nyofsss9F"y @ soo MeMIn MN
the position. The pitchers may also alternate
In the Held.
thing else is II whack at (aio. They have three
exhibition games arranged with the latter. and
are confident of beating tho college chAm-
pions III the series.
A largo gang Of carpenters are At worl; con.
STRUGGLING the grand stand on the GROUNDS OF
under tie personal supervision of Architect
Walter VI. Coots. who drew the plans for tho
shown tho design from which the plans were
drawn. and II will undoubtedly be the hand-
soonest grand stand over built On base bail
The stand is In tho shane Of horseshoe and
is 432 teot in length. 1t is Of Swiss design
Interfere with II perfect view ui the diamond
and field, The main. floor is to he furnished
and there viii also be fifty private boxes. At |
tn" rear OF the stand and on u limo |
EtFo Ttn EH W bona nG %ns teSFs pdSf G5
and toilet room. on tho second story there |
VII! he seating capacity for about 800 people. |
dire tors box and n reporters stand. tho latter
carable of, accommodating about twenty |
end of the structure and in the c"ntrc are Gu
polas. which add much TO its general appear;
boxes box sVn' are oeSd RI he seating ca
pacity OF the stand will be about $3.50.
The grounds Of the Br9okIyn PLAYERS League
ing finished and the "benchiug boards" or
free stands, ready for occupancy. The diamond
four points Of the compass, first and third
bases being about west and east respectively.
with about forty feet more OF length on the lat
it is estimated that the cost of fitting, up tho
grand stand, and " bleaching boards
Will be about tlO,uOO.
New ORLEANS. March lit has been lovely
day for practice tc.dav, being the flTst hot day
Df the Bro pkiyn layers t!uy trip. Two good
session. we're HAD III" morning being given ~
n which batting prcdomnateH. The stiffness
esulting from the initial work has disnppeGred.
lar1 to reduce their surplus flesh aud will sue
'eed. The middle weights are already get
ee S them zen "'HV' IN good T trim: yS Van Halron H viii
Gin the team in the morning.. Tho
ne T l ssl Ss sHd he TO w SO p4dE,T 9m for he ta
morrow In the last game OF the club here
Ward has secured sowders. the loft handed
litcher of last seasons Kansas Citys. Seery
hnEs no has the finest curves OF any left
lander n the business He has been in train
ng all winter. In siite of those ball players
Who are doing their best TO sell out. Brooalyn
!oes not propose to lie left on pitchers, neither
lOcs their signing moro pitchers mean that
)uryea will get oil as easily a. he and others |
hink Ward has n surprise for some one in
he line OF pitchers. Stick "a pin there. no |
.ames now, but they will be forthcoming soon.
BASE BALL YESTERDAY.
CrAuLESroS, March There regular slurging
latch 1T tho park this afternoon. The New York
.rague team divided into tho rcsua and re.
~rvc. aud every man in the team 20 have got
i. eye ;hr ball capt. Crane refuses to whether
he kcayy batting owing to the work the lON or
good work at the bat lie thinks il a little OF
9TH lie does not much IKE the tOtals the error
DUNN The score
KEGULAHS. EFsERNES.
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