The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-30
WILL KEEFE STAY HERE?
MUTRIE SATs THE VETERAN PITCHER
WILL BE RETAINED.


BosToS. July 29--It is dollars to douehnuts
that keefe continues to wear q New York uni
form. Whatever differences there may have
been. arc believed to have been wiped out
through tho efforts N Manager Mutrle and
somo deal was started light which. 1t Is un-
derstood. will lead to n cancellation Of that
.relense. The Same confident smile lurked in
Manager Mutries bristling moustache when
THE Buy man tackled him Just MS he was
about to board the FAN River limo express this
evening. When asked about Keefes prospects
He replied. Il am not at liberty to tell you oil
the inside history OF the deal. but will say TINT
Tim wants to stay with us and no went back to
Now York on the o'clock train ahead OF the
rest Of tho team carrying his uniform with
him"
"Has no signed again?" asked TIT Sun man.
II didn't say 90. did II" replied the crafty
James
We'll, will you say so?"
II can't tell you anything moro than have
Sold." was Mutries reply.
rs he willing to sign another contract"
II could get his signature In asecond. Kcele
does not want to go. lie told mo 80 TODAY"
and Mutr:ss smile was ns comprc hensvo as
ever.
"ls there any trouble between Kce'e and
the other players:''
None whatevor-at least, not now. oh.
Kee!e's nll right. There was little misundey-
standing but it's all right now. You can send
on anything you please about his future con-
nection with the New York club. but can't
tell you any more"
After that broad hin. THE SrN correspond.
snt outlined to Mutrio what has boon Givsn
above. AM, ho did not deny the truth .: the In
fsr,Ses He merely nt,u kent on mn smiling The
cannot afford to lose Kesie Just now, Mutrie
admitted that, nuse's finger Is still in hah
tiox. and cannot DO depended upon for Tow
h s5 nH Nh Ss sD ara 1t
Ter several ID, days to come: DunnlnE III. now
H. rs bet Been Rope but ulh III viii
have another lria! later on. lie did no; haven
box ssan soms WeaEor
ciI i rnt he reeoyers his CONFIDENCE IN him.
sSies boded pitcher within the roach Of The The
IS I'm ss N ts ssiS asaa 8
a a hss S1s pIso SIX S. M win rs
are .s q The g RI SSR nina
,S sna' II
Wo haze
TGsse is no sign .: Surrender ABOUT him. The
manager. tell YOU. said Mutrie con-
vs. m ia%s s'aa1 ns1
o. rSs ae
L. They have had q run Of phenomenal luck.
On H. kems sroGnd ali hs @e
they've got to come east and they WI wind up
have got long stretch Of twenty.
sasr games as to wnl ay s1 yoH sse
US. take the lead there and Keep i. as said
g. .y sse Rn nd' h s LII srsa
start In on the homestre5ch with lead over
81 hepd luck tse past few "vs Baseball
IA S had sSS Sas We Bns Sss as s Of ss
SSS S and nfcS We shall fight 1t out until the last
iusie and Keefe went to New York on the
Ing Bprre. the new catcher. went via the Fall
.a 1e sspi1 Ps w K.. Pad py t.e svs
engaged By the Now York Club. n" ~" has not"
sSd e. If has see
.':1 i:. !hsfs any prospect that he will be re-
.oI {, whatsGe Just st him co. and
wo4'dat kesie t Be desirable 'A' D0A
II cant SEQ that We would, be any stronger
:.bo yog think Keeie had fair sehanees"
.. "he had plenty OF chances. and lost nearly
What about the assertion that he was put
SS D95 T 81 to- III SFe sot interSais
LETT bsna M aG IL Paa on
ba On h had bssn
REGULARLY signed. and would come on with the |
1T 10 said that Van Zant OF the Staten
Is Is,nf or o'Nei Of the Corinthians will have
i can't sny. I went TO Staten Island to-day
and saw ESsil' pitch. His work pleased me
III Is renortcd that Glasscock has been lost
In tho woods OF West Virginia"
is IL The S ns SRd Mill play
,rsin ,s sha.rsss ss able TO go into the box
have advised him not to pitch again this year" |
NJ Day was asked II there was any proba:
. ResIs without s e tic o9nS II
Tie Prsslden! q tne club. n ieply 10, said
Ho"d Ds AZ en- without s lis Rno SWIM
sSsrs ss Wss ss 70 what basis
Amos Rusio. tho giant young pitcher o: the
ss'SR last nss and ID s sss he h SG
would hnvo pitched IN Boston but Tor fear II !
q bis eve. Tin no pan 1
hs Viii got into the harness again.
9Infn bs is FIJI v s will arrive
The National League.
Owing to timely and refreshing rain storm |
In Boston. the Now York baseball team stl!l |
rests uneasly In second place. Therefore. |
when Ewings men get out on the Polo grounds |
this afternoon. 1t will largely depend upon
their subsequent actions whether they retain !
that position. Boston plays with Phladelph ia
to-day. and as tho mon from, tho Huh have
usually found tho Qnnkers to be u soft mark.
apt TO be called upon to boat the Erooklyns. !
AMY I'VE iS9Ene games we're played yester-
The games resulted as follows:
Brooklyn. 8: Philadelphia, 4.
Cincinnati. y: Pittsburgh. 9.
At Boston-Rain.
THE RECORD
rua NOV EoM per a. cabs nGn lost Per n,
ChcaGn......tH ~ .CCuI PHILADELPHIA ~
EewYork...i2 3! hos i.rooGiyn. 30 /. iHs