New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-18

them. with a continuation OF this WORK the Giants
will the pornant, come close to IT, still, 10th tie
t. ans start thc western tip- next week, and tho
record they make in West MI. Largely determine
pennant chances
Many people much r.sci the other day TO hear
that Amos Rusie had declined 10 ale rnate with baldwin,
Rusie is big fellow only twenty years old and
weighs 200 pounds. lie /, Ia perfect ply seal con.
don and far be learned there i no excuse Tor
hi, refusal 10 play There those who think that
H,le who ha. l,rn NcwYOr5> knGIin pitcher Tor thIea
years feel, disgruntcl the Of Balwin. and
dumps. In past scasons he would 20 In day after
day without a humble. lie Is entirely too young 70
begin the veteran dodge Of saving his arm EVERYBODY
knows that Of the Giants depends largely upon
these TWO men and II these Will alternate IN
New.York has an excellent chance OF winning 'ne
championship. cannot piteh ana never couia -
does seem as Ward ought to lie able To convince hus's
that IL /, 10 his to alternate Win EaIc"h ~
pitching every other game
The liyelest Interest manifested in the distribution
q, tho Grady prizes which Will take place next ecay.
,,,eo Grady or rod slCo q the player making tn best
r.cord up Z, that and $50 u tn Icf HaAhe 'e
rcN, record and $50 more t. the p i Nn""1 ".e
or Attest number games from June t. ina, ds''' ~
Rusle gets his suks he is likely u win tr pehrs
, ana I, looks now a, the contest FOR the 200 prize
wa. between Davis DOYLE ami Iieinan Iiefnan h'' er'
talny the prize from batting standpoint anu D9 %
pobably from an al.arount standpoint DlNS' however,
ha, done remarkable both batting and hldhs ana
himself has done remarkable work and deserves recosn'
uon but a, he the who distributes the prizes NJ
cannot very we'll count himself in the list.
The Nike Kelly controversy has caused consaefaos
ieling all around ond there Is great deal more than
there n AIRY occasion for II Michael hal att nied u
business and behaved himself there would have been ne
trouble all but he has not done ms Il hLihg uas
he was out condition and knowing that the only way he
could get condition and be Of service TO the club
was by daily AMI thorough exercise and practice he ao
scntei from the grounds He ha' chased Oh 70
clambac racetracks and 10 other places whe' ho MAO
no business TO 20. II Kelly could behave himself ana
work earnestly for the success Of the club he would be
worthy ACQUISITION T. the nine but the way he has con.
duced himself since h TONED the New-fork tam maNes
him really hlndrance instead OF success to the Giants
The present chase for thu League championship
Is certainly the most exhiaraing the National l. aqua
was organized in 1876. Many ascrbe this to certain
extent the changes in the rules The game i 10"
more scientific although heavy batting one, the contests
are interesting and better Played and please ths
public more than they before The putting back
OF the pitchers hlndcapped those gentlemen as thy
should been hanicarpo1, and IT is also equlizhi
the PLAYING strength all al & the line which Is anoher
remarkably good thing. By glance over the standing
of the clubs which by the way, i now published ~
every paper Of prominence America 1t VIII be- seen has
out twelve clubs Louisville il the only enc which
degree Of certainty to be ont Of the
race Another singular the This year has
been the number clubs which have been In the ei.
The ST. Louis Cleveland. Boston, PittbUrg and Brooklyn
teams have all taken hand tne the plce ana ironi
general appearance Of the teams tn re may be 't AZ
many more changes before the winning post l. feachei
The Eastern teams for the West nest week IN oN.
cellent positions il il extremely coubu Al II they VIII
to back home well off, II the Giants can
win half the games trip their pennant chances viii
he excellent But might be said Of either Bos-
ton, Brooklyn or Philadelphia.
The Western started for hone Friday and the
Eastern teams short series with each other. VIII
,so co West Here the due Of for the
Monday-New-Nork ". Washington. AZ Polo ounis.
New.YorA Brooklyn. at Eoson; Phiai lpsia
baltimore Philadelphia Pttsblig v CleN' md ~
Plttshurg; Cincinnati Louisville at oincnhau; Chts
cago vs.. Louis, at Chicago.
Tuesday-New-Yor. ". Washington. Polo Grounds,
New.lo Chicago II. Louis. AZ Chicago enc naal
vs. Louisville Cincinnati; Fitt,bug Cleyelinf at
Pittstufg Philadelphia Baltimore. at Fnidc paas
llo,ton Brooklyn AT Boston
wcdnesiay-New.Yor " Blltimore. Polo G olndS
Ncw.York tie, Gland Va. Pi't-hurg, at Cleveland
Thursday-BiooNlyn Warrington at Eastern Park.
Brooklyn. Philadelphia y wlork. Philadelphia:
poston vs.. BamOrc, at boston Cincinnati chi.
cage at Cincinnati; ST. Louis vs. Louisville ut 81
Louis.
Frday-Brooklyn VS.. Washington, at Eastern Park,
brooklyn; Phladephs New-York at phad. lphs;
ROston Baltimore, at 30 ton; Cleveland ". Pitts
burg. Clcvcl,nd.
Saturday Philadelphia vs.. New-YorS, at Pbladcpha1
BrooAyn Washington at Eat m Park, BROOKLYN;
burg az Cleveland; Cincinnati ". Chicago. at Gin.
cirnau; Louis Louisville ST. Louis.