New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-29
fBY 1rIEoRApH TO The TRIBUNE,

Cincinnati Sept 28-Manager Hanlon, OF the Bal
tlmore Baseball Club. arrived here early this morn
ing from Chicago. and later In the day had con-
ference with Manager Ward. Of the New-forK
club concerning the series of games for the Tenn
pie Cup An agreement drawn up but with
the dates left out This was done to enable Mana
ger Haron to present to his players when he re-
turns 10 Chicago the schedule merely as a mat
ter OF form. to let all have voice IN tna
matter As matter Of fact. two schedules were
prepared. providing that the first game shouid
be played In Baltimore next Thursday. and the
other that II should be played In that city on Satur
day The former will be adopted. as Managers Han
Ion and Ward favor It. Two games Will probably
be played in Baltimore, and on Saturday VIII come
the third game In New-York II has been definitely
decided that there shall be seven games IN the
series none OF which will be played outside OF
New-York and Baltimore. In case OF a lie aiter
six games have been played. the toss OF coin by
the two managers Will decide In which city the
last game shall take place. The agreement drawn
I'D to-day by Ward and Hanlon provides that IN
case of rain any of the dates yet to be decineu'
the game shall be played off on the first open GATE
and In the city In which 1t was originally schsu-
ued to be played For the selection ,,h Ti eacb TO-
the other three names OF the present League s'ai'
from which each VIII select one; ,,s conditions
and regulations drawn up by Charles r. b, Syth he
and n H. 1Grns Tho were Of P Pbe Series They
are stringent and will prevent such players as
NcCraw and Jennings, OF the Baltmores' from
indulgng in any OF their tricks whereby men on
opposing teams are either spiked or ln1ured so
badly that they forced to get out OF me gam
Tor a time The players will be subject TO flnes ana
expulsion from "A contest the same do III '''"'
championship games. 80 ,, -. ,ho c,
lust one more game Will be played by the ~,
ants and then the championship season TOT losf
will he a thing OF the past. They VIII ieave mere
to-morrow night for Toledo. where they VIII pay
on sunday The New-York club is opposed 70 sun
day games but the players contracts WIN ~, ~
club expire tomorrow night the players are at I'D
erty to 20 where they please. They therefore as
sumo all expenses OF going to Toledo. and they nope
IN AXE from $50 TO 400 apiece above all expenses
nv nlaving a game there. They Will leave i0e.o
an Sunday night on a special train for ew-iorh
arriving home on Monday night -. ,,
To-dav's game between the Giants and the heus
WItrock were the pitchers and both were MI narl,
Davis aid MT cover third base on account or the
injury he received yesterday. but he Will De az rs
in day or two as IL Is nothing serious. Murphy
took his place and the little fellow dd some speI,
dd nrling and batting. The score was to when
tho Reds came 20 the bat for the last time. AFTER
Merritt had out Massey and smith go, Dases
on halls Parrott, who up to this time had maze
n MI every time no came to the bat-a home run,
,rInIe a double and A single-was called urOn by
the corporals guard present 70 make ahoIh'r no'e
RIM and lie the score The best he ccull do was 10
knock a ny to Fuller Wtrock then singled 10
centr, and Massey scored. smith going to tnird;;
Mccarthy hit grounder just to the right OF SECOND
base Of which Ward made a one-handed atop ana
throw wnrock out a. second by fully snrse ise,,
counted Only basehit was needed TO tie the
score and Hoy was the bat. He hted out 10
ward leaving two men on bases Clark Is down on
the cards to pitch tomorrow Score: