The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-03
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baseball Notes.

Roger Conner felt worse over his errors than any
Esd,." r.co.. is more than satisfied with ths pat
street. jersey City.
ss, ss . e. sss TO his already extensive
year ,ssn aimee The prosperous season q 1855
E.ansS. a. h S ssssnso''
and sses :nd
Bali piayers q rule like to play this city Tnsy
say The crowds always give them warm reception
Doyle ia covering centre held with good Judgment
And I. batting and running bases in hshtnins.liks
rs,s, .:,:s R,sy:a bate, "a, III:
e: III s:' nth &; s:;s
fs ess! ss&s: Western visitor ' II; FL: :s's
s,;::s; ;s ali a': .a::! s:s:
Al: " ssI 's;!
slss 4: critics who h0w'd hi:
John Wallace one Of the Brooklyn Club s.oclholasr.
s 4, a. =. hacker
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renee. credit upon me national game QUO '-'e'' WHO
thus make his
nSrs ss IN
26-ceni patrons who pass through the siiie ~
G.,ss to s. sssn ss
dong GOOD sot IN Il. second ssSs 01
Ts. sargr,s Of ID. ss:son I. Sam ws1 second base
srn League year and considered dead 10 The world
kx.Presldent John a Day saw the game ct tho Pole
er and glad out of s".nss ssa
A Reader--suilivan. formerly with the Fordham Col.
sity team Xddrs,s him Al osorsoiown College
John ward sti maintains that the New Yorrs arc In
John when W d. look oss Tor S1 ay sss
Ts' s5S1s &c q Col
DAY the visitors will meet the Fordhams OF ST. Johns
esEanFs 1Ss .'ps :: 600 h.. Is
n asw .sIs CA ss
in eldias while Sssii NOS aOins hsmssif Justice SLOW
Ins Csysisnds adopted unfair tactics Yesterday By
vent boy. sa.shns fos BAHIA Fey SsS soP ss
ass ssr ~ St S.s
. bad example.
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Loa,ye on May IS ad no. such @. date bad
ruling Chicago: az sos .pps.r n' '"''f''
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e e Do aS good work 70 M from nov end
+: rs.ss
striking out twenty players In any game.
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q. 4, , With bunting aar. ahd flowers NJ Hopper
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Il g.: a ns k:Ia Fence Fr..idss
onnor sei''O" FousL and other popular %Sa AG ssa
Ands OF tho Adelphi Academy boys the W an strset
ram went ON the neld At Prospect Park last Wtd,es
Ay Determined either to retire from the dn Tor
God else make such record that would otber
lubs from suPposnf that they simply played 10 be |
noeked out That tho stock brot ers have been ioIr
" hS school boys apparent from the handy msns:
hA and R..dlnx and big hits were the rule upoa me
mmy Duane we're too m uch for Inc Adsinhinns abs |
.Iivery OF the former and the ring 6yoHins ~
latter Killing on their best batter, and hsss rnn
srs with ease. on Wednesday nett Inc Wall .trsst |
will speculate their chances against Ibo strons
rootiyn High School team.
June 2-The folio wing IL an .utboritatiy.
npifns Of the second seston H. rsa5dH 70 sas
aged At Cambridge on May 3oi AT The frst gnmc |
ith Harvard. ursh Murray. who had been selected az
OF the umpirss for The series gave such Rensrsi
ssAtsfaction that Capt. King m,ne after the
Ime refused to allow the further employment
Murray. The protest seemingly was al.
wed. and some time before the ssoond zams
uIen who umpirsd the Yale University OF |
,nntylyAnIa games was suggested by Princeton 10 |
Ike the place OF Murray Harvard did not accept this
Egestion. however and Capt. King isferrod thai
Dpkins, who had never been ehaiehEsd would i'm. |
70 alone. Upon reaching Cambridge Murray wls |
esent At the fed. and made his PREPARATION tn act
umpife. whsreupon Capt King reiterated his former
0tsst and refused 10 allow tho Princeton team 10 |
~ until Murray had been withdrawn"
Baseball, Polo Grounds, To-day.
League chAmpionship game. ist Louis Va New YORK |
lmo Z y. ~. Admission 600. And l6o-aa. |