New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-30
BASEBALL LOVERS EXCITED.
THE SUSPENSION OF RICHARDSON AND THE
RELEASE OF KELLER CONDEMNED.
STORY OF THE rRouBLE-wHAT THE MANAGERS
sAY-TIE SCHEDULE OF GAMES FOR
THE WEEK.

THE Nllh'
Local followers Of l>.ba are -treu up " an unusual
degree at present over The Occurrences " Wv week
Tho .u.ron.on Of Daniel Richardson by th' brooklyn
club and the release Of young ke'''' ny w '"ioi"
ub IN H. Broo1lvo rival. have caused h"'e "i''uat0n
tian ANYTHING else that ha' harIehu III ~ 'n''
year. Richard on, SUSPENSION i'i ''' ~
club rule, aud regulations cTatu c""'' 'P'S''
for the little second biscman j. one oil u ana
most highly respected PLAYER. in the oou'"' "' "cn
consruous Azure In ba cba circles LOT eHn years ana
no PLAYER In the country has been hofe N'"' ''"''o
ard respected. Wild ,,r,, .,
G. H. BY ne the president and DaNlu H. f"u"' th'
,,,co, NJ the Hrooklvn club. say ina. h'h'Iuoh dd
~, 80, ,n ,n,,,..,s NJ the club at heart and that hc
,as SUSPENDED for cause. Richardson AVS NJ wa
sick and be exhibit, a Dhy'ciln' 'eF,'"'r '' Wv
hi. assertion. H. chanct"rizc> MS '''" - o"'-
,accous - and sav- that he will never play game
" -, mil tho managers make just rcIoration 70
him for the injury done MS reputation a. "a" pave
and a man Richardson played In tfc Ne"''"'M YEA"
for several years and beter'bchaNeu "o''
and Woodworking player was never scc" ~ Wv '''
Grounds II is wish Of nearly every 'oo"c1 VI uac
ball in Ncw.York that Richardson f'''i" ~ 'o Nc"'
York team. where he properly belongs.
The Richardson trouble occurred IN bal'o'c ai'er inc
Rrooklvn team had returned from ltS uio''"' "u' '"
the West. where the team lost game "''t s'''o "''
astonishing regularity. Richardson did not go 10 the
rounds an. dav and when the players returned TO their
hotel one Of them approached Charles Ebbcts the 'ecrc
tary Of the club. and told him tha' Nc"''u'o "'u "
sick in his room and that b" had b'eh "t"''u :" wv"
doctors CamainNauagcr Touz wa, also Informed OF The
condition Of anairs. Neither EouA nor Eboer went
near Richardson To soc what tho matter ana when III
Brdcgrooms returned home the ANNOUNCEMENT WIS ""u'
that Richardson had been suspended "i'ho"' pay uh''
he could got condition 10 earn MS saay' ihaiu
son was oIccd report to hi, club at Phiad"ph" h'
Monday but he do 20 fr the reason given by MN
above Richardson wishes play in the Ncw-forA club
and the outcome the matter viii be watched Win inter
est by every follower Of the game
The release Of william kcrler one OF 'h' pflph''st
Young uavcrs in the country by the Ncwlork club ha
rc,,cd more adycr,. comment than any previous move
made by Ward since he accepted the management OF III"
New.YorlI team Kcclcr l. natural ball player ono OF
tho best bat,mcn in the League ana an unusually
clever fielder and ba,crunn"r lie Is just the RIM OF
Young PLAYER every club IN the Lagu" i s'ou'he ue
country 10 secure The record he has made in Brook,n
since he Joined It's team really remarkable" and II GER
tainIy ccpses anything done by any N'w'fofK payer
recently The chances that the Ne"-fMk clnb vi"
spend many thousand dollars experimenting win young
plavcs before IL will secure another player OF the KeclcT
stamp.
What makes the transfer VI Kcclcr TO Brooklyn douby
significant (, the fact the NcwYork and BROOKLYN
teams begin series together tomorrow II keeler shou"
be responsible for the Of the Giants In this si
the local followers OF the NcwYork tam are h"cy 10
howl most dlsnav about mismanaPcment and other dis
agreeable things T. b. Talcot dsclamN any connection
with Kcccr's transfer. Byrnc and Ward nave pe'n Al
dscrcr,' points for year, and the only coh"floh 'n
arrived at is that aerial monster must have swoo~d
down upon Kccer and transferred him to BROOKLYN with
out ANYBODY knowing anything about II. WaId woud
boye made a popular move had .hc retained Keller ana
plavcd him regularly third base putting DAVIS In te
outAcd In case the New-York club secures Richardson
nobody Will grumbe In Richardson does not come
10 New York then the Kccler transfer VIII be looked upon
AS the sct piece Of msmanagement ia" local cub ha7
ever been guilty o-and 1t has RECORD Ia 'hlt Ie'P'
already.
The Ncw.york and Brooklyn teams will play three
games this week playing at Eastern Park tomorrow anu
at the Polo Grounds on Tuesday and "wednesday. The
Giants play at Baltimore on Thursday. Friday and Saiur-
day and the Brooklyn meets tho BOSTON champions
at Eastern Park the day. The schedule iof u'
week 10 ~ follows
Nf Dn at n9 wa,hn ra5s
Baltimore. at baltimore; Louisville - thclim'u, ~
Louisville; chicago y. cleveland. at Chicago 81 Ion'
". Pitt-burg. at ~. Louis.
Tuesday New.York Brooklyn. at Polo Grounds
.Yofk: io.ton v Philadelphia. at Boston; balum"i
Washington. at Baltimore - Iouls ". TIt,'nr' =,
st. Loui, tlcaeo Cleveland. at Chicago L"u''''
rs. Cincinnati At Louisville.
Wednesday New.York " brooklyn a. POO Ground
Ncw.York boston Philadelphia. at Iio-ton; batim"t,
chicago. II. Louis I1tAburs at ST. Iou-
Thur.day rrookiyn ": BS-ton at t ,,. Iats
acton ~ Phladcp ha. at Washington; Ptisbnrg ~ 90,
cfnat PIttsbuIg, tl'N elaud " lcaso it 'I''''u
Louisville ". ST. Louis 81 loni''l"e'
Friday Baltimore W. Ncw-Y' RI, at Bitmore Brook
,vp =. Ho.inn AZ Eastern Park BfooKlyn Washing"i
w. Philadelphia Washington Tou!,. ie - s. i"n-
rIt,,burr w. Cincinnati. at rltt,burg.
Saturday Rrookyn Boston At rastorn Psrk Brook
-. Washington OF Philadelphia, Pitisbrrg ". 'ihcin
n,u AZ piitsburg: Cleveland Chicago, ut Clc''ad
Louisville -. 81. Loui-, at Louisville
sunday ncinnati ST. Louis, a. Cnclnnnu ChiaP"
". Louisville. At Chicago.