New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-08
FROM THE BASEBALL FIELD.
o,RoURKE MAY GO TO THE cINCINNATI's.
NETWORK DEFEATS COLUMBIA, AND FoEDHAM
YIELDS TO PRINCETON.

| NETWORK DEFEATS COLUMBIA, AND FokDHAM
YIELDS TO PRINCETON.
The principal feature OF the ball game AZ inc roo
Grounds yesterday the Columbia College anu view"
York teams brevty the game being pay ~ ies
than hour. The college boys ahueu u, '"' Pn"s
Armage showed up better form than In ahv oil ther
previous games. Armtage is student III Inc Ia"
School, but played with the Albany team las' Jar
was clean fielding, sharp and interesting s""e. va.
Giants winning more easily than the score woua seem 70
indicate. Glasscock played and the New-hofhs nne"
complete FOR tae time The score was as ioOw'
SciSnS1a .:::::::: 9 g ! Q %
Earned cCumps O. on Fsss ss
s. Columbia g. oG Fir.s Ewing
On h1 RI Of A IN s'r" TxOSase hts
W NSsS csaidsSn SG%nS5
M MGrgan 5 sSH and DOard Dol
h ard and Vincent %d Ioard and Vincent
About 500 spectators braved the of Fordham
Yesterday witness battle with the bats between inc
Princeton and Fordhsm College teams The Princeton
students outpsyed their opponents at every point, anu
won easily Young pitched with telling eject ana was
relieved in latter part Of the game by Bergen ~
Carmody Mccain and Ecceston did the best WORK ior
Fordham. Durell. Dana, Payne, King and hheher-
locker won deserved applause for their clever work. Inc
as follows: n
Forahsm oolese.,.:SS g IS 9 S g Us
O. Princeton g. First eaSe ON
base 'ISee Young stolen P Ssss
kns SsS9SSSE " Young King sacaes hRyaa
Dana Brown Double RaiS M sGd
Cam, Phelan @ Burke 2 Dnrell. Knickerboeker ming
Wright g. First base bas-On Carmody g. on Dung l.
Passed balls-suiyan2 Reilly 3. BrOxaw Wild pitch
Young 1.
James o,Rourke the outneder OF the New-York
club has been be released to the Cincinnati CLUB
as the local Organization under contract than
IL cares to carry through ORourke however
has made such vigorous protest against the move that IL
nav not be carried further ORourSc called upon III
rector J. W. SpAdng yesterday and objected moss ei
phatcally against being transferred to Cincinnati
lie said that the salary offered by the Cincinnati cnD
was entirely satisfactory, but that he did not care 10 play
In Western city. He ntimaed that II the local cluD III
sisted upon his going TO Cincinnati he WOULD retire
from baseball for good and practise law Of which he has
been dligent student year, bridgeport ORourke
asked for his release from the NewYOrk club before he
opened when certain differences were stragh
ened out withdrew the request. With Gore, Ternah
and Slattery as outhelders and Clarke and Whistler as
substitutes the local club could well afford to help the
Cincinnati League team
The Brooklyn players aided by Catchers Carr and Cohhs
up yesterday and played practice game
Washington Park. The score was SIS at the END oil
nine innings.
The New.York and Princeton College teams VIII play
at the Polo to-day, and well-contesed and IN
terestlng game may result especially the V<her Is not
Esterbrook has agreed upon terms with the Lebanon
club d Farrar the old Philadelphia first baseInan
will sign with New Haven.
The Buffalo players reported to their manaEer, p T.
Powers at Taylors Hotel Jersey City, yesterday The
Bisons will carry only twelve men this year.
Gore and NewYork players deny most emphaticaly
that the rmors OF dissnons the have any founda
ton n