The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-02

down for dry mt least
Tie last t,ip OF tho Eastern teams closes on
Saturday. Aftor to-day's games New York vii
havo three games ut Cleveland. boston at
Chicago. Fhla ielphia Mt Cincinnati. ard
Brooklyn will hnvo to make tho best o: 1t at
Pittsburgh. This will end the WORK OF the
Eastern teams In the West. md for three wocks
thereafter the Western players will be
struggling on Eastern folds. 1: is then
tina; tho Chicngos will need all the
roin:s they have. rs the Sight will
b. fierce and furious The windup will
show The Eastern clubs battling among them
selves, aud the Western teams cutting down
each others percentages The New Works
will end the season on the Polo grounds with
the Brookyns Is opponents. while Chicago
will also end IN at home with Cincinnati. and
Poson will have three hard games in Phila-
delphia The score, yesterday were:
Chicago. 4: New York. /.
Cleveland. Z: brooklyn 1.
Gin innati. 4 Boston. !.
li,tsburgh. 8: Philadelphia 4.
THE RECORD.
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CHICAGO. 4: NEW YORK. /.
CHICAGO. Sept. l.-,When Grandpa Arson
looked ont OF the club house into. the South
s 81 fr Ss dn sSS So ae I
sprawling in grent horseshoe OF JumblAd
s00s that swept about the eqFvnT grand
that over ll.n0O persons had come to sustain
him through the ordeal Of another game with
hauslltily up TO the players bench he also saw
the Aldine Cornet Band grouped upon other
stand; Whole fouls could not get at them
,oss Is; a{s rand saw the osnS he
wrapped bic hand about ,ha! Of the leader and
had missed him at the games. and aus asked Di HIM
also sought to obtain his opinion on the pres
en-. "a s I'D past state Of the weather and ,ts
1T him heft his horn. and told him he thought
Thon
neasans HhSnd %a am toward the other
never thought q i or heard music S'" ,ha!
San!I and when tn nS'' forth asi'' in "as
bat The old gentleman told the Deamng
:ea,sr that the effect was Q of the neatest
Then Grand aSEea the en"sr if ss s had ' ever
heard 81 tune called see. the ConGucring
iiern Comes" 'iInndpa told the leader that
coushed out OF a horn. After this conversation
ON nr!, GRANDPA. again extending to tho leader
cordial invitation 70 attend the games when
ever ho could get away w-enchpd the remain
Ing metacarpn> / ones 81 the band mans hand
OF the New FORKS and MI them with rcmorso
md defeat ard make them wish they were
And Grandpa did inst about as he advertised.
,icSery pitched Tor him. ard the visitors
NJ him Jnst about us often as perspiring man
sevsring fly on hot day. John Ewing, who is
e eni!t like fir eseApe; pitched ioT tho New
festival time with him. they inserted u few
HIS ;ps, where the game Ind holes iu it and
The iirst inning consisted of siN men ami
slA put outs. two OF which were made byGlass-
play, In the Second tira'ni,n no liinG and
;b% I'M n 90 the leader Of
manner with his club. lnatantIy n roar went
s sn rGm the am, bGy ball payTrs a.d the eaer
harmony acr"ss tho Held, Grandpa Straight:
AMI amateur baseball cans swillsI in the an.
s ana ,ieGrGe Gore pirouettips beneath that ny;
s"En ha sa ed %ah the 9,s s Int hs nasd
re ollort OF evory man who went to the bnt
b4e %s v ave- in The tId p1y nchardsoa
sehrl,er hunted bail. and Ew tn:: and ronnor
rushed w TO i and stood and c.ntcmrlniel
Iro.irate at thor ;eet. and e9ch in J. !it. Gon-
eTosi t i IN on .he other having the honor
Nlckerv 10 second but tho next three men
went vent out: And the game wen! on. and the
Was o. yes'criays 's Strsg 20 lis Su'Sn
,b nrt he ne sixth the old man Eot ali The gory
ttclo sc"oni. He even did n d" j." si.ui,io
I nat way along tho HE 70 third ,Wi'mot and
anorence. Grandpa was ut home. and. with u
tGhonsnnd boys, whose human STANDARD nnd
6elt that made the bass drum in tho Al,ine
ySWnsd I .Sors nd hG% I'll" horn that
Into a violent Il. q coughing. ~ " w ""'
hole bal, icnEet the diamond and l'yag wa.
nOSS 9d n" a1na ana hs
where he ad cGa.sd Wills tho Rai was ' Soin::
VA his har ve en-" bo tor' hat H sci
e., nad ni"d Carroll aid long. deer welt across
!lhg with glad reports on the limo from third,
an another. nm enrne. run. was scored.
f;, re-, horn lot It's mouih wave SLOWLY. IN 90
ElI ana rs lr.a1 couch on, JOYOUS nots MAT
AMI an black and green caps Of the boy sh bull
an their wearcrs fought each other with Joy.
s 81, his same inning Tho New .Yorks were
head ef E% Il %s:n f Sas:p ,4sW hS
10y moye with any exciting celebrity.
..or"ot Ennd Ioldcd irs music and vii Cd its
s ,"'I /, IN, Emckey hit fly, which l.yan
en- rrh ~ nod O'i;onri Q at third, and Grand.
r ~ "aqgAt EwiIgs ily, Thus flushed with sue
VIII mo colt. battey IN the very next inning.
, ni another run, Wckery hit y singing Sin:
H. E,e oyer oyer second base. and Schriyer ilrinpsd
hannc%eh 10 b. credited with thres-
Sis" NJ today. and that's why NicGery scored.
S Sinnr Wild melody. SO it did again in the
pT, ,nnln,r When liasSeit magn wild throw and
SSn nIn, fooled. and fumed aud fumbled over
e salI .iSfsery drove at him. and when Cooney
only run because Richardson raped an AWFUL
"o'bax cut at horse who was laughing over