New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-15
THE GIANTS COMING HOME.

ROUsING RECEPTION AWAITING THEN For
THEIR RECENT FINE WORK.
The Giants will return from their Western tour
today and they will reopen the local season at
the Poo Grounds on Tuesday. Enthusiasts here
about have been without baseball FOR three weeks,
and their appetite for the sport has been keen.y
whetted. The splendid work of the team In the
West has helped TO arouse Increased interest In
the sport and II the PAYERS can keep up their
good work on home grounds AMI there Ia no
reason why they should not-ihe Attendance during
the last hall Of the season is h@.y - be- larger
even than Il was in tho nrs; ha.f, which was
c.ose to the record In New-York
on Thursday when the New-N0rk and Washing
ton teams will pay a, the POO Grounds the
"rooters" VIII celebrate the reopenng Of the base
bail season N this city with considerable noise
AMI enthusiasm. The Catholic Protcctory Bani
viii hep 10 en.iven the occasion with patriotic
music and Is said that there WI be presentations
many Of the ioca! payers in recognition o. their
climb M tho baseball ladder The Giants VIII
pay three games NJ the Poo Grounds. AMI ta"n
take shor, jump 20 Boston. wn're there VII. be
a series - three game \ large party ~ New
Workers VII accompany The team to Boston. The
resp, - ne games Their" may have ma'er.a'
effect upon the championship
SUNDAY BALI. MUST Go.
Sunday baseball IN the Yves, Is gradually but
surely killing the game In that part Of h" country
and yc, the club owners. are blind 20 the injury
which Is being done - sport While enormous
crowds witness the sunday games. the Attendance
40 the weekday games has been eat down ma
rerially and teams Ills" those IN N"wYorlt Boston.
Philadelphia AMI Plitshurg which 10 not pay sun
day games. grumhle and grumbr for goGi reason.
II f. beneath the dignity OF the National League 70
countenance sunday hnll PLAYING ANYWAY. and II
ought TO hc stopped Tho East has 9u;arawn me
wholly because Tho Eastern teoms have been play;
lns The better game ns Sna c,SrS long and the
agitation may In thc ent l"al - IN" ~
an Eaficrn ana Wss,ern no@su, and reduce me
price Of admission n they feel Ike H. ne fIt,s
p pIn'E SIM s1nlav samcS. vet thai club made more
money last year than any " IT, western rivals ,ll
the pirates are likely TO repeat 'he r''o'' "'s
year
GAMES THIS WEEK.
The Ncw-York. brooklyn. Baltimore anil Wash
ngton teams are no, scheduled e. play to-day. and
tho men VIII have a chance TO get COOL r"@i aiier
their Western tour. Thu Giants VIII cross bats
with the Senator's a. the Polo Grounds On Tuesday
w4ncalay and Thursday pa{nE IN N no,2n oS an
Inc BniiimoreS A. isa!um re on Tuesday. Wcincs-
omen The season N brooklyn on Friday. PLAYING
ne rh'iaae,pHa i's sG,,y in' ARRANGEMENT" VI
Monaa, -rhiaa,llAia nos'an at Ihll'l''oha Gin.
cns chm II, ,.. as,'sn' al '. rs r.: L,u,
Ys~ YORK VI. W,se1s''o NJ r. ,.ia ne ,'i ri
SsP ea.s ", ' s, a a; n, rars a"
wape, Nsv York IS wa.e%g''n at r in Sr." g.
lq; rsrt a. T., l2S .,,S S'' a Trs "a
Thur-i,y-N.w York wa.hlnr'on a. POLO Grounds
York. baltimore - Iir.oebn a. ,i'in'c; inoh
n ni' i wi r St roar w. c6caso s. Louis
Friday Boston - %cwYork q, lo''on, l'rooklyn vs.
rnn&-pa a, at w nsaisa a cnonas g. rSurs
Cincinnati. louisville " cleveland. NJ LouiT'il"
sa,ireny-no,on v. New York po-'on. hrooilyn vs.
rheaephn Ee.'cn ra m1o9m n %so or en- w.
washing,'n. At na!umorr ,aeiH, " ,i, :, n.
S S, Sn,ca so"' a, g. EIr,
NOTES AID COMMENTS.
New-York has in Rusie and Meekn the best pair
OF pitchers In the country
Murphy has not as yet fully recovered from the
injury 10 his leg Many people would Ike to see
tho Yale Tot tried in the outfeld
There was not n word ~ truth In the malicious
warn gent from Louisville that the Ncw-York play
ers were carousIng.
German. Clark and Wes;ervelt are not doing much
work but they Will be all right when their services
are needed.
The Giants held their when the players were
not batting II was apparent TO everybody who un-
dersands baseball that the team would forge 70 the
front soon as the layers began 70 pay u,,,o
too regularly The Grooms are batting and ned.
ing in good shape. but the pitching department
10 Even noson now acknowledges that the Giants
fear New-York more thnn they 30 Baitlrn2Ir'.
y f. Young properly sustained Umpire hairuey
dt ,r,e ,ng one Of the most intelligent the
staff and he IS capable and honest - ..
lie Grand Cramer. who owns the fastest Steatn
Yacht on Lake George claims the honor OF having
discovered Dan" Brouhers. Mt Sramer says y Una,
could throw the speediest bail he ever saw Cramer
makes regular pilgrimeges 10 Troy 10 witness '"e
senator I'LL does not get many, opportunities to
witness the games this summer ana he does not ike
state Treasurer Calvin Is as great an enthusiast
as ever and he never misses an opportunity 10 see