The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-29
roo COLD FOR MUCn PRA cTIoE.
TIE Brookiyn's aam- with the "Fsiys
DID Not Take Place.

The Brookiyn's GAM with the "PsIyss
Did Not Take Place.
Nearly one hundred admirers OF the Brook
bn ball players iourneyed to Eastern Park
yesterday afternoon with the hope Of seeing .
baseball game. Capt Foutz. through The Sun
yesterday morning. had extended an invita-
ton to the Polytechnic Institute nine to meet
the Brooklyns This invitation was good.
provided the weather was moderate. Il was
too cold for q game. however. Tho "Polys"
saw that whom recitations were over and they
had started home for their uniforms. Accord
ingly they did not go to Eastern Park at all
Not all OF Foutz's men were at the grounds
About half Q dozen players. including Capt
Foutz. George shoch. Gilbert and Treadway.
kept warm by taking turns at the bat and in
the box. The cutting wind which came direct
The S men Ispt away from from hot sresndsyS They
Just practised batting. Foutz and Shoch alter
IN Ss 9H m the Yves. during
n: morning: He went to Eastern Park early
In hs and e at Gad
Foutz thought that he was snowbound. This
ing on Monday. tho day that he was ex pected.
To TIE Sun reporter, who had chat with him.
Il feel about all played out but thought that
little practice would do me good. The Jour;
ago. aud was due In New YORK two days ago.
For forty;sight hours. however. We were snow
and Cheyenne. Twill be Ia good condition
Tor satuTday,s game. however In spite OF that
.'TIsadssy lst,ed with yyIsor and showed
b: OS%S ss WS shs ss IN T.aa
way played IN left field. This is the position
that he viii play for the B -, rms Tread;
ito the best Of his ability. As Trssdway is
effect that he could not play SO well in left
nsld as he could in right. His record In Held
position makes little difference to Treadway.
Baseball in California Is on the decline, ae-
SsVe had the game With scarcely p break Nor Tor
.por. Il & Dl,Jsd ali the year round; with
p.9 ssawsg say. bat R the '' SRl 10 s
dition for the National league season. Tread
way looks well and Is stockier than ever.
ysst:rdsy, H. Byrns is ny sa%ins WOOD i0 and
saying nothing" and he has lust as many
dosy IN fns woa ooE o% 'f os
themselves and come into the fold
Harvsrd'- Baseball schedule.
CAMBRIDGE. March 2a-Ths first full and
revised schedule Of games arranged for the
present season was gNcn out ny handKor VII
iiams OF the Harvard nine to-day. With the
execution Of one or two dates on which prae-
ties games may be played with some OF the
semi professional teams about Boston. tho list
10 complete and final. Thirty-two games are
scheduled with four open dates. OF these the
large proportion Of nineteen will be played in
Cambridge. The list 10 as follows;
April 3. AndoysI at Cambridge; APrl H. Tutts at
Cambridge; April II, Exeter at Cambridge: April IA
wiliAm. Al wihiAm'town; april ~ Technology AZ
Cambridge; April -, AndOvsT at AndoVer; April ~,
pAI,mosth AZ hSnoysIi April %; dartmouth at Cam.
bridge; April 25. Amherst At Cambridge. April a.
Dartmouth AZ Cambridge, Apnl 20 Holy Cross al
Moresstsr; April 81. Bowdoin at Cambridge; Nav =
Williams At Cambridge; Nay g. Princeton AZ Prince
Ioa Nay UniVsrsity OF PennsyIvAaiA At PhiladsL
phiA; Nay 10. Brown a. Cambridge; MAJ ~ Amherst
~ Amherst; MAY -. opsn5 May 49, trinity ~ Cam
bridge; Nay ~. Brown At Providence; Nay ~, ogsn;
nay % uniysrslty OF Michigan Al Cambridge; Nay go
prineston At Cambridge; June 2 Princeton. place 20
BE decided, IN eAss Of tie; June ?, GrorEsisWa at
cAmbrldgs IN Of no tie with Princeton: June s.
holy crosl Al Cambridge JuAs 4. UniysrsiIy Of Yer
mont a. Cambridge Jane y. Brown AZ PrOyidsAeej
Jans n opss; JSn. rs Bresn =! c.me[idss; June IA
New Haven; June so Yale ~ New York