New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-09
UORRIED ABOUT THE GIANIS.
THEY ARE NOT PLAYING GOOD BASEBALL AwA1
FROM HOME.

FROM HOME.
There Is much among the local followers {"
baseball present the rather severe manner III
the NewYoik and Brooklyn teams are being haho'ea IN
their pilgrimage through the West. Both the new
and brooklyn anxious 70 get on that oaseo
toboggan slide and the bottom. Neither team N
good condition just and the chances are tnas oy e
time the mines home grounds next week 'ns
players will be in better shape. Both teams are suneS
from lack Of effective pitchers, although eaeh euo nss
half a dozen tvrers under contract Otner teams al"
suffering the cause, for the new rules ha's
made effective pitchers novelty indeed Never before In
baseball this tine Of the year has there been such
wild scramble for pitchers. The League cluos nav
agents scattered all the country watching the minor
league and amateur teams in the hope OF picking up
really frstcss twirler Most OF the clubs have msos
good Carter westervelt, the thres
clever amateur pitchers Of the year, but In Nain
The powers that be-and those powers reprcscneo
by man, h. b. Talcott-say that there is noo
truth in the sensational published last week
! Ward will be deposd rom the management OF inc
New-York club. C. u. Byrne OF the Brooklyn ciuo'
Is the named Wards successor MI Ia!cott says
he is entirely satisfied with the manner In which
Ward has handed the affairs Of the club He believes
that the injuries players and general bad luck nave
which have led to the losing OF 50 many
games II. Byrne that he is at the head OF 0e
Broolyn club been head since it was organked
and that he TO remain there some people seem
think that Warl will retire from the diamond neAs
devote his whole time 10 managing MS team'
Wards playing this year has good as he has
he adopted baseball as business ana
he viii make tie mistake OF his life II he rtres' IL
duties are too many the tetter plan "oulu DO "
remain captain player and retire from the management
Still there IS something wrong In the New-York team.
and there IS no the NewYork team better quaneo
than wari know just what the trouble Is AS soon
a. tho team gets home will be investigation, OF
mutual admiration conference or something OF has
sor, and then the general public which has Interested
itself In the affairs Of the Giants may be told just "nero
the Giants have been "a" The public VIII not swallow
barduck stories in advanced times except from
champion team.
The Giants and the Bridegrooms will wind up theii
present tour Of West saturday and they VIII nos
have to start on another such until september Inc
Giants rao,en the the Polo Grounds on July "
ybuo rho Rrdegoo reach Eastern Park three days atr
The ewYoIkers play at Pittsbug and Cie'eiand sas
week. Wards men Will be fortunate indeea' IL 'neS
manage to even. The BROOKLYN team passes tne
week. AZ Huntsville and St. The schedule for the
week is as follows ,,
Mondayrsbrs NeyYcE a. pt xs F,, GIsys.
81 cincinnati Ihlsago washington at Chicago; 81
Tuesday pitt-burg New.York, at Ptt;bug; Mp,S
vile vs. Brooklyn Louisville s. Louis vs. Phlls:
afpG a. st. i nm Ssc's 40 cncnnati Cleveland w.
i Boston. at cleveland
py5@Ts S Se%YU az " s5S2ss Cleveland
Cleveland ST. Louis w. Phil'd"iphia At 81 i-'ys
Louis ys 8, Louis. itsss Washing:
Io , "a e''t Vs. FGsdpSa at Louisville chaagO ":
| Baltimore. a. Chicago
Frday--st Louis BROOKLYN. al St Louis SIeNeianc
VS. New.York. at Cleveland Chicago vs. Baltimorc az
cinnaf vs. boston, Cincinnau Pittsbuig vs. Wasnng'
ton Pittsburg. 49,
Saturday-Cleyeland vs.. NewYorS. NJ Cleveiana ST.
Louis vs. Brooklyn az ST. Louis; Pttsburs vs. Masn
ngon at psburg Snsnnsti VS. ES,sd chieaso
Baltimore, at Chicago.
sundav-Ciucinnau Louisville, at Cincinnati Chiea-
90 ST. Louis, at Chicago.
In the Wild scramble n strengthen their teams some Of
the ub owners OF the National League seem 70 have
forgotten that there National agreement binding the
oio- a. we'll a. the minor eacues Smaller clubs
supposed To have tho projection from the big fish
= b,ela tie big fish have against each other james a.
Hart tho president Of Chicago club acted in un.
dignincd manner in and he owes the
hoard q, control humble apology. c. Won der Abe. OF
the St. Louis club, has Teen tamTrring with minor
league players and should be brought to his senses with
a round turn. Irwin, the manager n the Birghamton
team has tegrahed p. T. Powers that Won der Abe Is
tampering with lie Chance. The matter has been laid
before y. Young. the president OF the League The
leagues pay FOR protection and they entitled
to it,
College men are still talking about the recent Yale
Harvard game. The three games close that
many Yale satisfied that Harvard has the
better team. Next the Blue and Crimson should
pav At least games together. Careful critics who
watched the the Polo Grounds believe that had
pitched Harvard Yale would have made
run. Carter IS better pitcher than Highlands, ous
Highlands folds his position In better form.