Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-08-03

drrSs n few philippiCS tn the spectators or to the opTsHing players. IL was such an unCuni ry,ll,Sl dC~ir,' to hurl invCVtiv.eS at tn" ''AudicnCr'' that Gsut Fuckers Ch'r'k in tp,uhl, tn Philadelphia. and had n"t tn" plate "n Toms iICo' Is-'n of ls'ttrr tCrial than the CIrncE,i, variety h" would have bCs.n disabled.
 Then, an lialI players who sNrrn [" i' wholly unable tu CuntUrl th,-ir tnnl.u,~s while at play. hut Vh,, uT th,. fi,.lsi an the mu~t as:rralrIC and r,sls.rnal'l,' uf uilSn- They say MVI;Ts,w Is such a man Ths' same Is trU" uf Duny. AnssJn pUilHl,ly never insuIltCd n man yyillfully in his life while in civilian drCss. but in later life the uld man hnS juirlsd the sCls,~t land whUes' mission an the diamond is to tell the umpir' he k thief. n thug and an ohj,v't far CIrriun Cr'ws to hover over. Cumiskcy k another who Is n rcgyIilar Mir. Hyde tu the uulpiD. whil, lo iS tn uniform and a -ntl,. lIr. Jckyll ls'tween gaines
 The hls..ls,ll loving public rCgr'ts to saw such n promising player as MCtSTaw cu- danger lis Gu;Up' by a disposition that i> so uncOntr,lluLl", He l. Unc ot the srslt young players in the League. ThCrc Is no doubt HlNsut it either. Among the rather ITs.,liuCtC lot uf third bsls.- tucn Ui thc l3 Clulr- MCtiraw stands near thc top Mac is not Iarl,C man physically. and yet he can hat with the b,st uf thCm- In tho game against the Washingtnns on July 2O Inc made five safe hits
 As tho season advances into the last hhlf the struggle for ICnnant hOnurs tn the National league GrUws mOrs interesting. The B,,stuns, with the aid of thC New Works, finally suCccCJlcd In getting the lead and will la q hard club to bcat out That which prCtlicted early in the ssslson scCms tO la coming. then said that the BaltimnrCs would probably farr pr-tty much ns n Swear Old-a Henry uf \avarrc would fan in mile and quarter hand icap-that is, cut A clinking Iacc to the back str,tCh and then fall out beaten
 The New Works last May pulled the Clcvclands out of the lead, and Tchcau' < men never got baCk to the frOnt again. It rrmainctl for the New Works to pull the Batimorrs down nlso by hIating them thPv straight at the Polo grounds
 And he wise enough tO keep your eyes on thnsc New York Giants. From this distance it looks as if they will bc fighting 1t out in the strctch with the Bostons- Their strCngth is in their pitching depart mcnt. In that comparison they arc to every one of the other II clubs what the horsc Banquet is to II selling platcrs- German has just rounded into form after n long spcll nf weakness, tho Insult of ma larial fever last spring. From this time out ho will take his turn with Rusie and Meckin, and in tho trio the club has near ly the bcst thPc pitchers in the country. Last year German led the League pitchers, and Rusic ranked scCnnd. So far this year Rusic leads, and Mcckin comes second With these thrsc men in fcttlc the team behind them need do very little batting to win most of their games. That Is where they havc the advantage over the Bostons.
 The action taken by President Kerr of the Pittshurgs, whereby he declarcs Lyons shall never play another game for his club. deserves the highest cummcndation- Would that the League had morc Kcrrs Lyons fell into his old habits while nt Cincinnati and was prumrtly dumped. al-