New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-08
STOPPING SUNDAY GAMES.
NO BASEBALL ON LONG ISLAND.
THE GIANTS To DO MORE VISITING THIS WEEK.

THE GIANTS TO DO MORE VISITING THIS WEEK
general e1oit was made Yesterday to stop Sunday
baseball playing on Long Island The suburban police
had similar Of virtue several years when the
Brooklyn played such game. at Ridgewood Park.
The friends 81 Sunday baseball propose 10 make
protest declare that IL peculiar law which
allows dance halls OF low reputc and liquor
main open and which stop, baseball William II.
MonrcveIdc, police justice in Ncwtown, stopped the
n tho Long Island. Atlantic Leo Park grounds
In Queens County have been
grounds for the last five yeats The players complained
because Moneverdc officials to the three
orders those who caught violating orders
all the liquor stores and picnic grounds adjoining the
parks were in full blast. besides IT said that game
was going In Montcyelda's Grand Street rarK.
baseball men think that Mr.. Monteyrrte has ex.
cecded his authority and they propose TO test the
in the courts over 5000 people the parks
and returned disappointed. The game between tn Cu
Giants and Xayier Athletic Club teams declared OIL
The Giants will have another opportunity this week
snow "he'her they play baseball from homn
well as they do at the 200 Grounds. The local nine
l. scheduled at home in only OF the hye
20 b" played this wcc spending the Of the week in
BROOKLYN ana Philadelphia Such series, coming as i:
doc, before the player. in perfect condition. is a
severe ordeal for team and occasional defeat
BE- expected the Giants play at Eastern Park BROOKLYN
to-day and Wednesday and at Philadelphia Thursday
Friday and Saturday. Tomorrow the NewYors aad
brooklyn teams will play at the Polo Grounds, and the
Officers and crews OF the vessels in the harbor
have received an invitation 10 witness The game Inc
sailors and marines will probably land Ninety st.
and march to the grounds a body.
The result OF the NcwY0rk Washington game on SAT
uay illustrates that there H. real comparison between
tho spite OF the that the Senator'S won
from the local men at Washington last week
Washington has clever batsncn. but the team is
weak in fielding. bascrunnng and pitchers and it l.
doubtful II that organization will again head the list IN
for the pcnnant Regarding those defeats at
Washington Ward and his men say That like result will
be I'm the r-t gamc PLAYER.
declare everything went against them. including the
umpire. In second the Now-Yorkcrs had an ION
day" IL started the bungns" said Ward. and my
men followed me In great shapc.''
r. Il. Powers. the president OF the Eastern League.
has approved the appended contrasts: With Binghamon,
V. A. WILDER. q. +. Moran, w c. Helnc. Joe Knight;
Buffalo, William SchcllerrIan; Erie J. NJ. Shearon;
Springfield H. {. stevens wilkesbarre. Edward Sales
Released-By Binghamton, Charles Brady, w. Carin W.
S. Flock by Buffalo. l.. Battlm.
The Emeralds OF the Catholic rroectory and the st.
stephens played lively game at Van Nest ycster-
day. The game close and exciting up 10 the sixth
inning when stephens team went 10 pieces and
the Emeralds scored ten runs. The score: