New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-25
ourRr WILL BE BASEBALL THIS "H"h'
, GAME SCHEDULED FOR THURSDAY IA
POLO GRoUNDs-BRooKhfN 10
READY. TOO

POLO GROUNDs-BROokhfN 10
READY. TOO.
MT ,,so,ou season is practically here ana iron,
nov, until October the affairs OF the sree' r,rv
ee,d will be recorded In proper s'!'e VIZ .rd
oyer The local players are co"iihs " rar oil
,here IL a scurrying OF the green u'a''o"' - ,,eIr
- ~. land as they hasten TO repor. " w.,
c,1r,I ~ the New-York and BrooHs" p'"'
w - already IN the city. and the rest W"
5000 ,h,s week with the possible excepuo' ". ~
,,,vers who have not yet agreed 10 '>'", J., ched
ciuhs The first game at the foio Hi0u" - usuol
,,,e1 for Thursday. the opening at'i'@'' -, ,he
n,n, f,rnishel by the New-York ci"o ANU
us ,ey wears ago the Jaspers hao d
- -, demanding the opening game ue''"'' '
,, ,ta,. were the Giants mascots Inc mas
CHARM however. has not worked LOT Se. hns,,a.,
and I, behooves the Jaspers 10 get w "' c,.,,h;a
~ ,her repntat,on will be smashed Inc n,o
College tear, will play on fr'oa! az ca,ur-
c-ounds and the Princeton College team VII ~
dav. ..-o,ch n severe
-, -, work I'D TO the formal opening Vi u"
cbon,nIonship season Beginning 'o-'"'''0" . N
v,iu report NJ the grounds every "o' a.
o.cocL and by the time the hour LOT 'u -,
,,.os tho whole crew will be pretty Wen i'ee 49,
o,,,doo- work Will be done almost exc'us'e'y, -
:, t., ,rc,.her when the players VIII pe
TO-. ,,sy Indoors at handbail When the 'A''
,,,,s, supernuo:s tissues ia once star'fd l"
I. is dangerous to allow loahng' Spr'"'"e -
m important part in the morning "V'n' ,
,h,s docs no, suffice TO wipe out the "'".e' %
,ro, rho men VIII be kept chasing each o'het aDo"
the fed until t:ey ar. ready 10 u'oP wa"
GETTING READY IN BROOKLYN
o. T., prool<,vn David l.. Foutz the manage
bos outlined about the same plan OF actor. ,o' ~,
,,vors Foutz is particularly fortunate N''' ~.
:, having few heavy-welgh,s on his team 50 '"',
most Of his players ought TO be in shape io' 800
work almost at the start. Burns ai'- 'S 80
haen hard AZ work for the last month ~ -
now in good shape. KInslow has aisq pee" W.
,n, bari At Washington or the majority Oh ',s
- IAN ~, rho BROOKLYN team many could add
t,,, % advantage Ward has also cnt ava!
fr,r obou, all the fat men on last year
York team. so that neither or the 'ocat NM
have much trouble In getting INTO cohd'''o" !.
rho nl,n or remaining At home this year anu "a
having all the preliminary games played AZ ras'.,"
n, =, sa,si,,a one and the followers OF the
,,or,e across the river appreciate the change. Las
v.or there were no preliminary games At 20 vs.,
Park The preliminary season al Eastern ,.n
begin next Saturday. the opening game De'"s "I,"
the Murray lin team. Then follow III 'ee''-
dor Columbia College ST Johns college o, ,,,',,e
ntr ''n nrncsion College Polytechnc lnstt'u'e
Wikesbarre Rlnghamton. Yale and Sprinx1.'Guu r,ng
AZ on its way to Boston. where the srlesro'm.'
viii open the championship season on Ap ,h ,ea,s
turning with Boston to brooNyn' ""'''
The differences between the stockholders nav , ME-
boon auicably arranged. and great MAN. p,,Prs
whp are informed on the exact condition OF atas
wonder how this tron6c S T5 fV Would seem to be
that faction buy cut me o, ~ allow the dis
Byrne. howet ,b owners 10 get Into the team 90
fsnf ~ the team plays good ball the public at iarEe
viii not care rap whether tne SUI. IN, 49,
looking cross-eyed at one ahotHe' VI NV
PLAYERS HOLDING OFT.
| ,.,,.,v Of course. will blame bail player. or
| ,, man for that matter for demanding all 'he
salary that he get for his services. AZ 'e
same time no sensible man can cohse'e"'o.'',
demand of a club corporation That salaries s"''
| he paid beyond limit where no return ca" NC
oxnscted for the money Invested by c'uo o'
c,rpor,tion. A great hue and cry has been raiseu
hoc,usa several League players have refused 10
sign contracts for the coming season, no NOR
players holding out for iarSer ~ d,ssstsGci
payars Is much smaller mis- year than 1t IVA WA
monf,on Rusie held out last year. and the local
club officials always had wrang.e VIII I,,,i SIN
before that once irreproachaoie pitcher "ou'' 'e"
The number Of dissatisfied players Is decreasing as,
daily FOR as reporting time comes around .ne Ry
| ers hasten to their clubs Rusle and rarren nave
aired their alleged grievances to ther her nass win
tent and the chances are that their nathes WIN
both be attached local contracts before the open
ing OF the championshp season and ane another deal
MAJ be arranged where Farrell AZ least can De re-
1nat and ne another catcher will be secured
| In his place. The club IL well suppieu WIN
pitchers in in, secfvenSss Meckin Clark and IVES
| tervelt with Davies the medical STUDENT 10 c'ti'
upon in case OF an emergency: In BROOKLYN sen EN-
~. Tho nItcher has received Increase OF S6VV
| nver last years salary. but he demands N.50
NOTES AND COMMENTS.
Brown University has cancelled Its game at the
| Polo Grounds arranged to be played on April :.
| There will be a great improvement noticeable
| IN the condition OF the players as they report Tor
| duty this year.
| A tra,nload Of New-York hooters propose TO
| swoop down upon Baltimore April 49, The
| Giants open with the Orioles ;, AZ.
| II will certainly be q treat to see the OLD Nets
| take the field In earnest If they VIII attend 10
business and play any sort OF ball the scheme VIII
| b. success -, -, <.
| .,,' q. Gntn,nr 1 h,, VIII give bis entire aten-