The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-19
IRID DAY FOR BASEBALL.
,.U PIT 4 sToP TO ALI PLAT HERE
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...n.,n. OF the New rorR ssA Drsstt
o,S.-Hsw Dafy Was 1sjareA-fhA-
..,-ss. psfeass Rsstos, ssa Csse,ufsa
n. Anersssa Assseaatis..
mn has been known 10 fall in Nsyfosk
-, n, Ia Brooklyn. and ,iee versa A~as
~, IN. hsre that Enstsin Park hsd tcNred
-. aor1posr .hnt large aumhsr Of fsd"in-
s..s.,. tall crAnks journeyed over tByrnss
.,,r,4 yss:erdsy. They found hswhils II
.,,.lp>d ,sry hard In New York. ipad como
~, much harder in Brooklyn. an EAesSrn
~ lad not ceea sighted In themattef 'ot
.,xur.. Thsreupon the disaptinted en-
,,S,sas came sorrowfuuy bsk 70 tne
ssr.,ols. There was tsmpoJry leeup u
..rsrn shorty before o'clocSand one ei-
80 o, the game earnestly Argued win
s,r. 10 convince him that - men cosio
a, yithou, vs,tin9 their feet
r,th ;sams were ON the grind. ready TO
ais Advantage OF any changer the weather.
-, Jnr,,sr Pluvius had tn, drop-tn fact =
-, ..nr drops-on tho layers and they
-. compelled TO take on tbir uniforms.
Tn,Is ,here is no cause 5r serious apbrs-
,.,.;.n rss,rdiny tho coalition OF the New
y.,t tss., At tho same tiue AFFAIRS arc rather
.s..,is,, tory. Tho fact tannot be disguised
~, ,hs clup has but tive available pitchers
sh.,,rt, is rot yet able pitch. and the indi-
-,,,,. ~. that he will W: DO for some time 10
-. John Ewing Is dck. and appears to
~ ,.,ner ,ra,l physically. although doing
"a vorl when b. does pitch. kscto
~ ,i,.h.d very lttle aud worry poorly.
~ p ~. iona fairly veil hut not up to hts
,,senI.rH Iuse ha, Eon the games fI tho
tam Bue. Lwtnxs arp or Is nSs he sasEls o.
s swIn sls Al! ea ,aF care Of that pos.,ioi
u goa s' sber,. iat he DIFFICULTY 10 not
: Glasscccx IN ~ op po ':rsw !. hesIins rsrv
!numo No. sithsandiug all these drawbacks,
~ lam has con'tusi 70 play wInnin. Dali.
md Is at tho ,op.ari II they can Keep ,p, u1 thc
t.,osssti,iactpry. but not serious. condition
o. S M Muvis was asked YESTERDAY II hc
did re- vink kusie was being worked too
b. replied Tia. boy H. 4 strong rom. as :.
.ehs u. s's INTO v sbs box b. does %. 81. VIZ T.
s s1a today aud We let lou pitch to-morro.w,
tnl-ss hs pehes frequently he cecome- Wild
~ ~ i n, dsyi before we went 70 Chicago and
bs'ieys had ie not been so wild he would have
Won all lnrur games tnere.'
Mutris then began to tell lust how Il was
some OF lie defeats In the West occurred.
Vhscsupou his listeners lied.
With the exception OF Tom DAILY. who Is laid
M ii a b. nj at Chicago. the Brooklyus ars all
yieht. Ard President Byrae. WIN ACCOMPANIED
he team IN lis Western trip. looks conrented
and happy.
10. Teen fold. II happened at Chicago on july
l. At ths close Of the morning game the
Brooalyns had lunch at the grounds. .their
loel teiag LING di-tanre away. After lunch
lie blazers stretched themselves T."n the
!, tho 'uI enjoyment % nap when
Days ex pense. reached over ami pricked the
estrhar 10 the cal! Of the leg with the point OF
ssrall peuEniie. Daily gave sudden Jump.
but unfortunately dill not turn in the right
direction. he turned toward the blade. whict,
catered his leg and perced u tend D.
one and Daily caught the afternoon
game That night however. Days leg began
10 susll and give him pain. and ever since then
b has been confined to hl- bed IN the Windy
City. AChicago physician expressed tho e.
10 thu srysipelas would result. but IL appears
DAILY has escaped that. as President Brrne
Is,tsrday got telegram ANNOUNCING that
bly would start in q day or two for Brookivn.
dsy AMI! meet o. Monday at Eastern Park at
O'clock.
But two National League games were played
The scores were:
5; Boston. /.
Cincinnati, Z; Cleveland. 6.