The evening world., 1894-05-17
BASEBALL CHAT.

Excuses galore could be offered for the one.
tw9,three style In which the New Yorks lost
,her last series with Philadelphia hut tho
frgd, hinty fact remains that In two u the three
contests the Qnakers gave the Giants cards and
OF combination work In the PhiIlIes playins"
sort OF now-nll together stylr-that would do
,hs .nS,,,i GIANTS heap Of good II they would only
which Stage umpired. the opening game Monday
r,.l'adelphis ~, taught New York whole 10, about
rhiIhdelphn on gold plate and young MIR
stage was the donor. hut umpiroH do not alwn,.
lucky clubs Tho chief fault With the Giants /. i,
q Sood solid S.ns + fonp"s Ep9'a up ''s". GS.
mo other fellows In the field didn't happen to
have the unhappy dor the ny-popperO faculty
Ga a,, seins h underneath them and swapping them up
There surely must he u decided brace made in
ths u work OF the New York team as a team In
one man is responsible for a victory Good pitrh
ing must need good fielding. Decause a twlrier
is hit with freedom 1t doesn't mean that he loses
100, f1eiders are hired for that purpose and IL
rs, 'hs,, eounaen duty to see to i, that rcs do
liners can he easily taken care OF. vide Tho
s,prny s,Ly oross and Hallman and Allen. OF Qnaler.
glove on his left hand and he Eecm. perfectly
able to stop cannon ball on the dead rush.
Capt. Ward doesn't think 1t right to have fielder,
there's NO rule Hsans # Sy but
some Of his boys with themi II cross can a,oy
h surh drives as he did In the games In rhiiadcl-
nciders "'' u '"e '''"'S IN
The Giants appear to he In too swift company
ana yet among them are Individual PLAYERS who
can sprint away from most League piayers ns ~
the latter were tied Come. boys get a move
on. It is debt that is owed To the public
which has so generously supported Tho team n,
the Polo Grounds. and nobody knows II bette,
than the men who hold the strong box and pa,
| the freight. ' '"'
Georse Davis !s s,lll unable to play a, third.
and Stafford will undoubtedly be continued at
| that base The battery to-day will be RusIc and
Farrell Rnsie hasn't had ball in hts hand.
since Mondays game, have been keeping ''tnhs'
en- the gate In Philadelphia It is TO he hope,
he VIII not he too wild or any less speedy
Cart Miller, Of st. Louis speaks thus of tn,
nats are not the only club that has suffered IRON
their cowarrily tactics Why every rirtshur,
player that came down to third in a close pia,
back at them Is to fight them with their oNr
weap"ns The hrst thing the Ptttshurs player
line "O"e '"'
Washington has fine ou,neldsr In Abbey. |,
raet TIE whole outAcld Is strong. The inhei i
brsckinridgc. the first hnscmau Of the rr,
'ea,n' Is unfortunate perhaps In hearing the nam
on man who has been prominently before tn
people Tor some time past, and the Troy hrarhCr
are making lie burden for him Whenever h
HaMT, a,n., s%Sd pay he Is greeted with cries Of
lnel' ''' '"' ''"h' ""''
The baseball writer OF the Portland Esprcs
says; Like everything else that comes from Rrs
! Ton the baseball team appears In I've a loud
mouthed, ungent"muuy set " fellows. and I've
,l"es them our own team showed up fAyorably
Third BNsrman Joyce OF Washington. Ia,
strlle That many heavy raGeilRn would give
months salary for.
Ph,iiadelphians want p,lahanty to he playcl res
haa FID.l ~,