The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-04-19
The GIANTS
PLAY BALL.
They Open the Season with
HanlOn'S Orioles at
Baltimore.
NEARLY $4,000 SPECTATORS.
Imposing Parade Of Players and
Good Citizens Before
the Game.
RUSIE AND M'MAH0N PITCH.
Some Of the Scores Made on Other
National League Fields
To-Day.

UNION PARK, BALTIMORE, April
10 Tho National League baseball
championship season LOT 1854 was
opened to-day with big hurrah. The
monumental CITY realized the impor-
600 90 49,, ocn,sion ana arose 70 II
tah'e VI 'hc o''''io'i '"' a. o'' W ~
gallantly The weather was favorable,
for thoush the Sky was overcast there
r,,s M fau ~ r,in There was h,t l,t.
M"e Nv ian VI ."'n We w. ~
tie wind, and the air was warm enough
to permit the doffing of overcoats and
wraps. "A.
The train containing the delegation or
New York rooters left the Pennsylvania
station Jersey civ Mt 3 o'clock this
s'alIon' Jersey o''S, ut o'oeN ms
morning. About seVenty-hVe came
down, and everybody on the train knew
who thew we're and whore thew were
ho "u '"eI r,os r,an sos aon,,ned win
lapel-buton of black and white, the
co,ors of the New York Club. In the
49,. VI ''' "
party were Included:
Il. b. Talcott, +. V. Ingraham John
b. Day, Joe Gordon, Jack Hartley. Nick
Engel, Adam Engel. Fred Gooderson,
G Goo6erso W 9sa Max H9e pr TSm
Dave Orr, o. l.. Splitter, +. Stenbring,
George Winter, Thomas f. White, John
Troy and dozen newspaper men.
The trip to Baltimore was without in
baltimore club met the party at the
station. 1t was evident, however, when
MISTY this city was reached, that something
thousand people were gathered about
the Eutaw House, where the members
OF the New York Club. the Orioles , 3p,
ponents OF to-day, were staying The
business streets all the way up to the
motel were lined with people.
AS Al, soon az the New York party regis
procession to the grounds. About twenty
conveyances We're trife dtlapidated
ah h. me livery OF ne drivers would n, LOOK
answered the purpose.
procession started for the grounds
paper men, followed by the two mines
Managers Ward and Hanlon had
Ssm a,nh rig all to themselves,
the last OF the ball-players carriages
tingent OF leading citizens" 1t was
ut seemed as If everybody, here saw
Of factories, stores and residences were
e on ,S with . heads and the people stood
f enc and waved, handkerc hiefs. at
w." NJ naliopiayers, and one urchin cried;
glonnds The visitors were shown all
ne sights Of Baltimore on that rid e.
last the Post Office, City Hall. wharves.
Ish markets, on all the principal bust
ICES streets. the parade moved. with the
band playing Daddy Wouldn't BUY Me
Bow-Wow," Daisy Bell" and other
stirring airs Then The cnrrirres wont
tnTuugh Monument and Charles streets,
the swell resIdanco ,nrtto,, - H. -.
Tho nra,.,, 80 tcItai 81 'uS CITY.
I is noted were n,,ch in ayIjcpca alnn;t,
the line 80 ''''~''' "''''A
The hall ,,ro,,,5 ,. a..,, -,
oratad ,.its Meie HttlIiSH utV'
= Of tba w hnieTican nAss ana puntlne
thew , meaopined with great cheers as
on 70 a tbe naIi mere; The band marched
consisting Of the h9 mahersp rOfeShs nth
once amid he grea marGhe ,d around the Held
The r it,i sreat applause
Keep , str si1tts 1t the naii,pl.ayers tS