New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-14
GIANTS ARE DOING WE'LL.
NEw.YORKERs SEE GOOD BASEBALL.
SOME MUcH-NEEDED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~or ca FORTUNATE.

NOT so FORTUNATE.
The rejuvensted Giants continue to play IN nne 'orr
and as Q result, locol interest IN oaeoai " ,
80 Der cent. The management never TOOK VIZ ~
Than when Il sum,narily released Gore ana Bae' '"u
brought the troubles King TO his senses M
mquestionably did much to cause dfcofu ~ Wv 49,
and the wretched record made in the hrst ma" VI Wv
season was the natural result The s'ocKhoiue's ~ Wv
cuh also s.nsbly stopped medd1ne with the snaus u
the team p T. Powers received aosoi eU'''o -.
PLAYERS on-nnd OF the field. The rcniarhso'c '"p ',
ment in the playing rhe team should have oeuena
eject n other cities os well az In Vh's' Inv -.
,owsr IN baseball is absolutely necessary 70 su'.e
Whe-e stockholders and directors ore ~Do"e" " -,
n make fayorites OF certain players ana 70 gno'e V "
tngs OF the manager Jealousy ana dscoh'e"' "'i'e S
.' - 80 ,oor record follows IN every instance.
Now the p,ycrs OF tho NcwYork team know Jus' "hc'o
they stand. Powers Is OF he hein ana nc ~ >.
,n, o. IA and they do IT, They no longer run 70
n,a,, d,rector or stockholder with their tales oil WOO
ra, ,eco,ds are forgotten and every man IL worhhs
for the success Of the toam. Tloe VINO sho""u "." w
MANAGEMENT was running baseball whei hasseVO anu -
- osea have bean fairly astoundcd at the result ana
tho way they are backing water ana e'"hs CIV"
nshes one OF the amusing features OF inc ouseo"i '
Tn. excellent record made by little Burke al secOna
nas is extremely gratifying to the lovers OF fair pay anu
s.,,,ac baseball This little player was held up 10
public scorn certain quarters, ana the mos. Isl
aenpts were made 10 beittle the recou "ho" "o
baa already made The day be made the tuIa hoheru"
since he Joined HE enemies Informed the p"o'
tho. "Durke made his first honerun" HIS record WIS
abused In other ways. The little fellow however, U! We
success has a, owe his ornentos ana ne Is us
excellent work at second base, as well as some elrnc
hatr,ug and remarkable baserupning Never was payer
o un,nstlv abused Burke will be kept at second base
and when Doyle. another remarkable youns paSe - NV
catching hs Will 60 into the ontheia poo'os :"
O,Rourkes place Doyle is too valuable man " lca'e
on the ,ench even for game Ewina' recent ee'es
work behind the bat fortunate incident ior hihre
and for his club continuance Of snch "ofk WIN "A'
material strength TO the team Ew'hgs c"'o"''s '
hoe, a. rood as II and his storat on TO he"
and to his Old position behind tt bat brought Joy 70 'e
heay,s o, avery follower Of NewYork team Catch
Ing Is hard work. Ewing has now tried TOT ee'e''
wears to work himself into some other po'Soh NJ "s
always met dismal failure. ana heleaiei I"'''e WI
nrobsbly NAV behind the at where he has always oone
his best work and where really had SUPERIOR
The Kisses bestowed upon the od-tme iavore d. ' Wv
Grounds last week lad beneficial result Inc sPp"''S
which he got he went behind the bat shows con-
olusivey the public knows Just where ne oeionE'
Probably no team ever left New.York for a tour OF
the West with better for success than the nine
which left this city last night The team will play three
sames iu each OF the six Western cities, returning "
the home grounds September o. The team ousht 70
make q good record the ore playing HVeii anu
more entertaining game than any other New-iork tam
has nlavod I'm seyera years The Ncw-York and BrooS-
lyn mines start together. and IL VIII pe ihc''
csne and which team does the better W"fh
on the trip Wards notably strong away from
home and at present writing IL looks os II tie BROOK
lvp team would do the better on the trip Tho
NewYor team plays Cincinnati tomorrow TUESDAY anu
Wednesday, md at Cleveland Oh Thursday FRIDAY ana
Saturday The Brooklyn nine ought 70 nave an ease'
time OF playing at ST Louis md Chicago OH inc same
dates The acheiue for the week Is - follows:
Monday-Cincinnat VS. New-York at Cincinnati o.
Louis vs. brooklyn 1t ST. Louis Chicago Vs. bdtlho'e'
q; Chicago; Louisville Philadelphia, at Louisville
Cleveland Boston. at Cleveland washington vs.
Pittsburg at Washington.
Tuesdsy-Ss Louis Va. Brookiyn. at St. Louis; Gin
cinnsa NewYork. at Cincinnati; Washington vs. r''
buIs at Washington Cleveland Boston, At Cleveland;
Louis vile Philadelphia ~ LOUISVILLE; Cmcsso We
baltimore at Chicago.
observation-disclosures vs. NewYork. at Cincinnati: st.
Louis VS. Brooklyn, St Louis Ptsburg Vs. Washington
Ptsburg; Cleveland Boston at Cleveland Chicago
Baltimore at Chicago; Louisville W. PhiI"delDha at
Louisville
Thur-Gay--Cievcland New.Yofk, At Cleveland;
Chicago Brooklyn, Chicago St. Louis W. Balii-
more. St. Louis; Louisville VS. Washington. at Louis
vlloi Cincinnati Philadelphia, 81 Cmcinhau; Plus
burg vs.. Boston, at Pttsbufg
Frday-Chicaeo Brooklyn ct Chicago Cleveland
VS.. Ncw-York. at Cleveland Pissburg vs. Boston. at
rfttsburr Cincinnati VI. Philadelphia. At Cincinnati.
Saturday-CleveisDd We Ncwfofk, at Cleveland;
Chicsso vs. Brooklyn Chicago Pttsburg Boston.
Pittsburg; Cincinnati Phlsdepha at Cincinnati
Louisville Washington, at Louisville St. Louis
Baltimore. at ST. Louis
Probably no schedule q games adopted by the
Nstional League more generally sI'auded than Die
one In vogue present. Justice has apparently been
oil the clubs but at the expense OF the public
In their frantic effort equally to distribute the choice
pums there has BEEN whole season OF undesirable con.
| nlct between NewYork and Brooklyn teams. Eew
York Brooklyn substantially city TO ell In
aud purposes, and tho conflict has unquestonaby
cost both . great deal Of money. or course, with
present rout IL Is necessary to have conflict when
tho Western East but II IS simply fidcu
ous " conflict when the Eastern teams playing
Such will probably not be made
again, ard II II b made by the schedule committee the
League should refuss adopt such n schedule The
schedule only against tho local cubs
but also against the National League whole. The
the New Yorks playing In Philadelphia and The
Breekyns IN Baltimore while scheduled IN
this neighbcrhood Is simply preposterous OF course
perfect SEIZED le Is difficult TO arrange but the League GER
tsiny the brains and clevern:ss 70 improve on the
present schedule When Wards team Is
away many Brooklynites would 90 70 the Polo Grounds
and vice versa.
Thomas Burns, the energetic rght.Heder Of the Brook
Ign club proud Of his sprntlbg record made ct Wash
nston last week. Burns has never been considered
much Of Splinter by his comrades, and, with hinsi0w
he has frequently twlted about the ume It tahes
space. Joyce. the third baseman. who has
been looked upon as nrstclass runn"r was one OF
Burnss tormentors. Burns. like the proyerbial worm,
turned when tread upon and challenged Joyce 10 100
yard take place In the morning before the game
A purse made up Of 800. each man giving half
asonshed everybody by fairy running away IRON
joyce winning the race easily by fully Ave yards The
fact that players should bet $50 little race would
that the players Of to-day well supplied
with this worlds Foods.
Excessive gambling among bailpiayers Is not nearly
90 prevalent US Western writers would like the pub
lie " believe. The average ball player IA sensible man.
that his OF usefulness the green
field limited puts aside eoody portion Of his
means each year There comparatively wealthy
men connected with baseball to-day and A. q. SpaldnR
and A. j. Reach old players and wealthy OF the men
| playing to-day, A. G. Arson. r j. Kcefe Paul Rsdford
and Ii. 0Rourke have large bank accounts. aud the
sane nav many other players whose are
household words all the country Like most men
who take long trips tresome railroad trains the aver
age player will play Of cards occasionally to while
away time. The game Of poker Is small-lTt one.
Tho writer long trips with ball teams