New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29

Chlcero 10. York s
Bo-ton .. Louisville g.
washington 5. Pittsburg nrst camel
pt-s burg I3 Washington (secOnd camel
cleveland TO- Baltimore o.
Az announced yesterday In The Tribune 'ne
stumbling careers of several WORKOUT o'd ana
hall PLAYERS will be checked at once. TIE nahase-
-, -, tho vew.yorh baseball club has been nego-
oti,o for several new players for week past ana
within tho neyt few DAYS several startling changes VIII
no made in the team. At least four new players WIZ
he added TO the list. and three, and possibly iour Vi
the present team will be released. Mahaser ro"e''
refuses to say what men will co. Dut ho"a'usoa'
ORourke and Gore are the most likely TO DC hi'eei'
No tears will be shed over their depar'u'c ''' "
one Of the new men 10 be secured.
Tho ,ror,, of the New.York team In It's maj s'iic
with the Chicago nine nj the Polo Grounds yeSteiu'S
was little short Of disgraccful. The men went hoo"0
their work in dilatory, sleepy manner, WHICH ~ GA
ospcrated the o29 spectators that many I'i' ''o
grounds in disgust. The Others apphuded ."c Sp''
Chicago PLAYERS and Kissed the local men, Ing SOW"
ING NJ RYAN 10 first five consecutive times on Das inc
wre,ched catching of Fields, the Stirring out '''oo
times Of Richardson and Fuller, and the e'ns Vi o'''
ov hills co without an effort to catch them, were
t,v ~ the dIsQruccful features Of the game Ierhah
sproined hi, knee In the seventh inning ana eharro
took his place some of tho spectators woud nave hp
handed II one or two sleepy homo players had Drohen
their nechs. ,.
The local team sent the visitors irSt 10 Tue oa pu'
Il did moi make any difference to those risky "cst
erncrs. They got light t. work, and scoring i"o
rrns started ont with the lead Wilmot ana Danieh
wore d.pos,d Of, and then Rusic made the hisu'Nc
NJ osnr IN and sending Ryan to first on called uais'
Arson then lit past the imitation plnyer ut hrst anu
RYAN got TO third and kept on and got second.
DUNCAN hit 70 short, but Fuller fumbed inc Dali anu
RYAN scored Arson scored OU " passed pan, ,,
I'm thc fourth Inning the crowd howled merriiy VIII
tho local players scored and maze thc E.nc
even LYONS led of with two-base MI 10 ioi, nou.
After O'KOurkc had been put out, Richardson s.l. d
long ay 10 far centre field which reSulted III DIN
base hit Lyons scoring. wild ptch aiio"cu i''"
nnison to score -, ,a,so, into ,heir old
condition and Chicago scored two more runs i ~ III
aftb Inning and again had the lead. But ior sinpir
s,upidi,v neither run would have been scored; ny
spectators showed their dlspeasure III his,es' III
ison tried 10 strike out, but Fields munN VIZ n',
Wiimo, however. forced Hutchinson nj second on IL
Wild throw by Fields and third on Dahlens sacrhce;
ON n passed ball Arson then hit up little NY, Whisn
fell lust back of short, but Fuller did rot g. afer tnc
haIl and II foil safe. Wilmot and RYAN scoring, winic
the crowd fairly groancd In rs anguish . -,
Still another run went T. Chicnsos list In the slNth
inning making their lead To =. Caravan got TO
FIRST on an error by Fuller, and 10 second on nun %
Dns eft He scored n two base hit 10 centre held
Ly kIttr,dgr Then the game became roaring farce,
ard the Chicagp players fairly held tcir rivals up 10
rldicuc TWO more wcre made In the seventh
and three moro In the eighth Inning The local players
orcd one I'm In, seventh and another In The eighth.
lint th. effort met with shouts Of dcstJn. Instead OF
applause. The was as follows ~