New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-01
SOMETHING LIKE GlANlO.
LOCAL BASEBALL LOVERS Hal l.
NETWORKS TEAM BEGINNING THE SOrrAh'
NFvTApy Sr AeON WELL.

MFNTARY SEASON WELL.
The beauties Of the new order Of things IN 'a''pa'
tho double championship season, are beg nnlhI "
themselves upon the followers Of the game WIN con
tnuous 4oa-oa, heretofore and The same t'ul Wv ~
tho field at the opening thereof there would hoI Nv
interest In baseball to Colonel Hahn Of u
roads the slightest inconvenience. WIN th' 80
new race and the changes In the NewNON ' W.
attendance ~ the Polo Grounds shows mar"'' '
and interesting BASEBALL promised during tn" rc',''na'r
q, the summer The same holds good in scVer'' o."'r
cities, where every cIor, has been made 70 S''"''"
the weaker teams. ,., 49,.
The improvement in the playing of the NeN-iON :, -"
has boca marked that tho ottFndanc" 10
game NJ the Polo Grounds was Of the largest anu '
enthusiastic q the season. Early In the s'h', ',',
OF the spectators frequently left the eronnuS III
before the game half over. thoroughly pu' o ." ~
slocpv Indifferent playing Of the home team "" "''
c.,,rd, tho spectators seemed loah 10 rven "tG inc
last man had been put Then. when tho u''P'' '
pavers started across tho field for the clubhouse po'
ably . 900 people after them The crown
tho clubhouse and chccred the players for tn"y " "'
utes. -, 49,.
This seems n show that local followers q D~eV' are
in thorough accord with the nanag ment N "'r'"' WV
the disturbing element I'm the club ana supp ,' 49,
places with Young and livelier players. Anu W.,
Youngsters can keep up their present. pace th'F
TOO high The player should not be di'c"u'- , 49,
ncric tock.numler critics who themselves gong w"
way Of the Cores Rlchadsons BassettS' N'rN'.',
others John T. Day and =. T. Powers inc NM
hay "A little win tlc payers "l '
iust hcfor, each game This policy w0s a1op'u u" -
~ harsh and tnwarranted criticism which IL WIS "
would dcm9IaliIc the team - .,
Whether tho nine Is at present srranFed' 81" ~" "
CHAMPIONSHIP Is doubted by many There Is "' q'
about on. thing however and that + II the team %"
tnu. - play - II PLAYED last week. u has INV - -
chance a. Bro.klyn. Boston or PhiiSdcilh'' ~"
,,yo-,tos Tho local foam viii have sever "f' VI IN
mower. a. Boston today and tomorrow. ana u 10 WA ~
.vcn i'm this serc, IL will do rs well or better u' '''
team Ncw.York has had I'm twu years. For u' '',' WV
years the Boston tam has simply walked ronfh '"n wv
Vow Works representative nine and II Is ab'n' INV W."
thinc wa. stopped There is no r'nson WHY N'"''""
d MD not beat Boston baseball as sh" co'S III '''
thing else except baked bean. and eycela~ses 'r""iH
Tho games 20 far PLACED In the new series ''" ="
pon, 10 an exciting struggle from now IN o'op'' ~"
weaker iesu- are all playing in be'trr form am u''
baltimore team which made such On ine'ofous r'''ru
earlier In The season, Is well mp In u" race" o"-
,,iv one game behind Ncw-Yort. while N" lo''l t""
f. only On, gam behind ne leader. The h'"'"N"
pliladepha and Cleveland nins ar now uu LOT =, ''
Mace each HAVING Won nine. and lost i've game Inc
Nc YORK team has plavel and won one l"'S lh' h''''
moro and Bo,on tam, tied. noh With ne -nl' h""
~ ,iroric, but one defeat than Ncw-f"iN. I"'
Vile and s. Louis bring up The rear. and no r''F
reign Of power In Kcturky l. not likely TO A'o ""'
longer The record 70 dite Is as follows.