The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26
BASEBALL CHAT.
There Is a team Ia Baltimore.

OF baseball players near score
And here In New York aren't they sore.
Because our Giants have bowicd them o'erl
Td.ra.ia boom .sy. etc.
Yes: II surely has been case OF
"ta-ra-ra' with the Nonderhorst outht
from the Monumental city, and they
have lain awake nights at the Broad
way Central Hotel trying to figure, on
a mathematical basis. how 1t has been
done. The spectators at the games
realize how the Giants did it--crispy
iieldng, sharp base running and. above
all. telling batting. Combine those
three adiuucts In any game. and you'll
have winner, sure, every time. Ii l.
IA dream IA delight to see the Giants
jump In the fray with the frisky young
felowh from the shores OF the retapsco
River and watch .hem draw away from
the lads who for 80 lone were waving
adeuX to other teams from their lofty
emnence as leaders Of the l.etsue.
That thrifty trio of directors in Boston
must be huggns themselves with he
light at til" way New York mas tralled
the iiuttering black and yellow plGmaS,
of the proud ORIOLES in thG i"nm of
Manha:taLv,!ie. Sodsn. Billings and
Conunt expected New York to
do this much for them, and
the MeW Sno YORK r fenHfsn' Tho s, "S %Ss
Well, now that We have done so well
by the bcan-odters. let them reSilro-
cate tomorrow in the city-hy theta
tupscu, when the orioles return, and
open for series in their own town.
While IL il a great deal TO EXPECT there
is ample Justification tor the belief that
New York pins down another victory
this afternoon. Maybe 1t wont be 81
much I q pitchers contest as mos.
Of u nd -
II pans out Il iielders' contest, on form
the Giants are the faNorites There is
no surety as to what the batteries will
| he this orternoon. The NonderhnrSts
hate to quit the metropolis without ear
| rying away one victory. and perhaps
| they viii put Mcmahon in the boX., lie
IL their stellar wider. n the Orioies
do that, you can't tell just what capt
| Ward may do Rusie Is good ANA strong
enough 10 do the trick but there's
Philadelphia TO play AGAINST TOMORROW
will do what he believes will result in
winning this afternoons game. That's
all any manage. and captain can do.
Those three games in Baltimore with
| Boston beginning tomorrow Will do a
| whole lot towards steering the club that
| wins most games safely towards the
goal of victory. And the three games IN
Saturday and Monday must not be over
looked. There Is IL great possibility that
baltimore may lose second place and d
little club that wears New York" across
ITS blouses may just about happen tc
fall into the Vacancy
Perhaps Fuller didn't land on to Glea
son yesterday; nor "Duke" Charles Far.
rel, nor Burke. nor Davis. nor Wilson
nor Van Ialtren. Ward was invincible
in his fielding yesterday. too. aud Burke
the sardines in Burkeville. CO at then
, again, Giants. on with the merrj
dance, &c.
fea ding the Bostons once at least yester
day. Tine day was stand-oi eacl
club getting game ;o,o THIS nttern" ,ni
Foutz can make a "call loan" for AN,
reasonable amount at lf Broad street
fifth floor, if he'll chastise those sauc!
Hubites good AMI sweet.
a game of baseball in aid Of the Sicl
Babies Fund has been arranged tui
Aug Is, at Oak Point, between IN
OF Hoboken, The best and quickss
way to reach the grounds Is to take TIN
Third avenue ~ road to one Hun
ired ana .1'wenty.ninth street an'
avenue carr right to Oak Point. or b!
train or the Suburban road to Cassanovi
station. Tie Monitors and Summit
put up "A clever, anappy game. and ar
clubs in this section. Their br3mn
Willingness to play for the Sick Babies
Fund is thoroughly commendable, as !
the generosity. of the management q
oak Point In placing the grounds at tn
disposal OF The Evening World"
The first game on the OAK poin
grounds in aid of the Sick Babies Fun
O'Clock between the Holy Rosary Ly
ceum and So So clubs. The storm o
Sunday last prevented the game tina
day. The public will have a iine oppor
the extremely small cost of IL cents vii
see mighty good game of ball. The
there will be capital chance to tax
a, days outing at oak Point, which is +
charming spot. cool and completed.
| shaded.
Now that The Evening World" has Sc
cured grounds through the courtesy q
the OAK Point manage ment, clubs drSIT
ing TO arrange games Will not need T.
worry in that respect. The baseball edi
tor i in receipt of letter from Manage
=. Il. club. requesting a game with tn
| Holy Rosarys
Edward Smith writes that he has al
and the Worths for some SUNDAY in Au
gust. II Capt. 3iSgerman. of the Goth
AIMS and Capt. Burtin. Of the Worth
Will agree on the date and meet at "Th
engagements will be made for the Oai
| Point grounds.
The Worths are anxious to meet tn
Monitors also in "A game in the Sic
Babies Fund Ieague. What does tn
captain OF the Monitors say?
The percentage record to-day is al
pended:
Clubs. ". =" PC club W. l.. P.C
Boston ...... 81 20 .6G1 Plttshrrg zee. a 81 -.
Baltimore ii - Gas Cincinnati &c. 81 81 As
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