The sun., 1893-06-13
baseball Notes.
Fellows never nurses a game.

Col Fellows never nurses q game.
Pete Browning Is still strong temperance advocate
At TIlliamstown-wiitians freshmen 8; Drurys OF
North Adsms 10
Pitcher schmitt has s,gnei with the New York Club
and WI. report to-day.
Barnie says he Will strengthen the Louisvilles lie
has several good men IN view.
Grea: batting not chance. Brooky the victory
1t was a game of ups and downs
Knslow's homer was mato in the eighth inning after
Erouthcrs had made u three'baS2er
Bronthers was greeted with applause when he stepped
to the p!ae. Dan p'ayed II good game.
Muanes home run WAS knocked out in the ninth
Immediately following Mmrpny's double
Crane may face the l.ou.sNl!cs tndcy as Rusie and
schoch covered third In excellent style Ills sion of
Com.skey's groander IN the eighth was very fine
1he New Ynrks AMI halt mores will play of the game
spontd from May on June II at the Polo ground.
Barnie may make attempt sure Dan Brouth.rs
IN which event Bill Brown would be used behind the
T. L. sinon. formerly Of the Players Leagn. visited
ihr Polo grounds Yesterday and enjoyed chat with
For coab' pays in the BROOKLYN. Cincinnati pams
Yesterday shows what Amd OF ie!dng accompsnie ed
pr.c ela ii.s anh sat on the bench during the game
lie viii probably pla, on Thursday.
Michs-! Daiv. Commissioner % Public wort. IA :.
always urges Roger 10 4" line 1t out" ~
Kelly Mas not sign ed \ contract with n, New vo-,
when ward lald MIA ui without pay
SOrTu OR,SGE. June IL Tee Alumni basob, min. -,
Seton Han College lost game to seton IInIi's rcy,
team this afternoon by lus score OF ! To 4. e'"'
ON H. nat second nming ycs,sriay The Rrookyns mnd.
single were made alter two men were out ' '""
Frim ptmer wsnrs carefully creased white suit and
white wish big red spots, can be block away
Msnnser Barntc has signed " G. Rn"adeu tho
aAde great record ih's season and Barne thing Ss
has secured II coming man In INN. No
munpaS Sunday Iy i The featufss as I Gem 1S
and the omo run INT OF Cole The insincbes NeA'e'
M Mifs Isrnan H. T. ono OF ,hs most modest player. in
ysserday game and ~ npnn GIanfs before
hit OF saturday. but he ouy answered with bnsh.s
.. 4 SR TsSss ss.4 .4i inc
error g wss sss"sa ny sfHTs Of
Two runs were necessary for a groolIvn y,c,o.,
when they faced sullivan IN tile ninth Ricuarisons
Iout.. sacrhce and stoveys very long hi 70 e did
not vas Of is nofT"nia nnis"H r,ossSCry
des T. ss.se ,st@:.n e.. w SIs nS na
the maiorlty, A" w"
I. IN, sixth iEaas Latham n,, when Nc
SURE hit safe and neTy a. Hfis inrd hhS1EG, M
aouSsd Sp ns .sei captured a ball aud
Digby Bell said TO Manager Ward yesterday; "Jonr
" MO am Of nPt P,tseI se ssSmR 4G ny as
when Rusie or Baidwd Is being bnrtei ia d. ihni'nd
10 pssh:r and COED opposns Isis s
men." ''''
Manager HAnlon OF the EaltlinOrcs tried 10 MAY
trick on Ward that didn't work. e telcgrsphsi John
on Saturday that he would allow AIgaI 10 sign nim
the New York Club immediately providing the New
York Club would pay hgAns .AlHry for rve al nj.
ten days notice OF release. As MillgAn's Ten davs
pred yesterday Ward didn't bite q IN. tempting orer
MgAn will report to-day providing Hanlon las not
recalled his release.
There IL likely TO be trouble between von der Ahe
fSa sif.'s on S,;s an. a: der
.hsrs on that day some time ago. but Barnis rec rd
letter from the "boss MANAGER yestrrdAr. in " IN
Chris said that the st. Louis Prov were playing
losing ball he thought II inadyisAbe 10 play thr NJ ms
In Louisville a. already agreed upon Bat he def
me same might be PLAYED in 81 Louis. Barnir tai
Agrssinsnt or tnsrs would be trouble.