New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-28
THE GIANTS GO DOWN HILL.
A BAp WEEK FOR THEM IN THE wEST-PosslBLh
CAUSE or THE TrUUBL@.

The work OF the New.York during Ne last week
Ia, been decidedly dscourseing TO local friends OF base
ball The rcorgani7ed team played sperbiy on inc nome
grounds and it did good work when t visited Pha
delprI, Boston and Brooklyn. Then when thc "lihos
began their by winning three straight games
At Cincinnati local enthusiastic fancied that the hnaht
was in sight. Ruse pitched In two OF the games at '
cnnst and he has done little since then lie did
not pitch the Cleveland series at ALL ana The one game
which pitched in Chicago 40 0st The absence from
the Newyorks best pitcher appears to nave had
dcnoraizng effect. Ruse's work has fallen upon the
shoulders OF King incapable OF carrying the
burden. King games at Cleveland and the one
a. st. Louis In fact has lost every full game which
he has pitched since h. rcjoincd Va ram Ihe only
good which he has done was In he brooklyn game
two weeks ago when Harne ordered Crane out OF the
box and King went in 10 take his place I'M, Wtcht
il A. sukv as mule and may be- his present trouble
lie heavily fined by the club for insubordnaton and
ne may be- working idea that II Is now HIS inning
to get even. wreckng the chances OF the team
merely for spit, he should get his release vt once
susy Players in a club make team work aimos; I'M
possible. aud without tam work nowadays bA'et~h
tam can hope nothing. When Powers decided to re-
es-. Gore and Bassctt and allow King tn taxi vaca
ton hoped that the troublesome spirit ana us
organizing element Ia the club had been broken up
With ONLY pitchers left, Kusr ana crane altcha,"n
and both did superb work. Then King was put IN u
pitch and the N.w.York seems u be approaching
the horrible conditions which allied earlier In the sea
son player Indispensable 70 tom and while KING
In remarkable pitcher when nothing dispeases him. II u"
in disturbing In the club he should 60 Instantly
There few pitcher, to-day the cqnal OF Mark Hah"m
but Badly" he Is called has been at odds with the
pu4bnrg club and he was summlry released tho other
day. one willing. hu-tline PLAYER j. ""rth dozen
nupne Tcrnsns injury cam" at an nopPortune
time and ~ Rourke again PLAYING regularly IN New
York's outneId Tcrnon will resume his position a. 'oon
. hi. health will permit Ewinc deser'ed credit foi the
remarkable work which he has been doing Ance ne went
b.hnd the lat in tie recent Brooklyn series Ewing owes
hi. recovery 70 the treatment and his aim Is no"
Arlarrutly good II ever ~a> lie hsa seven assists
In Thursdays game at ST. Louis
Tho xcwYcrk team hs> still week OF trials
and trlbulaton. IN West before IL returns u home
etopnds n reopen the Polo Grounds Tho
worker, play at Pittsburg TUESDAY aud
Tho team, scheduled at Louisville on saturdl but
"wednesday ana a Louisville on rhursiay and FHiay.
a. t-th tam, have open In the East on Labor Day
morning two game. Will be- Iaycd Friday Tn Brook
Ism tam PLAY At Louisville Monday TUESDAY and
wcdncsdsy and at Cincinnati on the last thrr" day.
u the w,cS The schedule q, a, foiow';
Nond,, -pltt~hurg New York. ~ frshurC. Louis
VILE bro'k'n At Louisville i-.'"nd -. i",uno,
at C.,rland. Cincinnati y, b's"' a. ."'In'Sn o,,aS'
II. Louis.
T,c.d., Louisville Brooklyo at Loa'ylc rI.,'
At st ,ut,. Chicago rhiiad.ipns At ohicaso GIN
cinn.t io-ta Cincinnati. Cleveland " baltimore.
weinr-sy ri,t-burs v.. Yewyors. a, Pitt.ouIs
eisn.ti ihcseo " rhiadr.pnia at dhicoso
rnar.dsy og-yills ", N,w.York at Louisville S Gia.
a'pha at ST oa, cnesso -, bo,ton az ShSaeo
baltimore. Irttsburs
Frday-ohcaso vs. Hoston. At Chicago; CineiHnsn vs.
ca-v two game. rss"rs " E.a%STe a. o t
burg S,r%na a, a. " t1n al 'is'''"' ~ O"'
X p o% 2, eS encp s..Gn at At
| burg ". Baltimore at Irttshurg