The sun., 1894-03-23
NEWS OF TIE BALL PLAYERS.
PAT POWERS EHPRsssEs mrs oPIy-
ION OF IHE Nav YORks.

Several 81 TIE HroebIys Players Rsrerisa
Yesterday asa negsu PrsstIee st Esst-
ere Furs - n.n es~es ia tie Ssutn.
Ex-Mansssr p. T. Powers consented for the
first tfyAe yesterday 20 express an opinion on
the makeup ot this yesPs New York team.
To sUN reporter he said:
II think the strongest team Manager Ward
could place In the cid would be with Farrell
on third base. Davis in the outnsld. Stafford At
short stop. and Doyle and Wilson behind the
bat From what I saw OF him last year I
think Wilson is q coming star. He handled
Rusis eleyerly and bstted excsllsntly. Jack
Doyle is too good q catcher TO play IN
some other position. l never consid-
cred Davis q good third baseman. His
real position 10 the outaeld. and he
would be the best man Ward could
place there Farrell can play q m uch better
thIrd base than Davis. You may remember
that in the fall Of 1892 laid claim to Sts1ord's
services. He was In the Los Angeles team OF
the California League. and was recommended
10 me ss . nrst-class short stop. II was my
Intention to play him In that position in 1893"
Powers siansd Second Bassman Egan res
tsrday for the syracuse Club
The trouble over the two Canadian players.
Nulhail and Johnson. recently signed by the
Buffalo Club. will probably result In legal com
plicstions Manager John c. Chapman left
Tor Buffalo Yesterday TO consult with Immi-
grafton Inspector Du Barry in regard to the
iaio Club g is pc.sISi. that lessue Umpire
scs ss S spsns *:
taken into the courts By the National Board
and the .S E ,sss ss. ssss
blazers who were rscently released by buffalo:
among those at the bottom OF the wrangle.
Gfsitpt: sv. mssS tns
club should sign husie and Farrell st any
price as their q SERVICES we're ipdispenss6le. Ia
hobin.on laughed p and % dsclsrsd that he Could ND
say say nothing; 10Th & Mt; Jslcott who q, was ; presents
my fsfi would not Df give Farrell postage stamp
0yfb Tbs We srasa spG @ open iq az 81:
t.risy afternoon. Capt. Foutz led his men on
sns sf ss and nor r..
tion. i. Was the afst time ina. several Of the
foats POI q .ns i Tom DAY 'p ha1s prset,ssd fandbaii
e s to ko essns. they Spf had ps. ge.to
to fon1 the and sSs4s
Ightnipg. Pitcher Daub. and Lschancs. the
be went down to Garden City to coach the st.
PauPs School boys. Stein and Daub pitched to
Lachance and got in some excellent practice.
Stein, before he left for Brooklyn. had been
practising for four weeks, and Is accordingly
In rare good form, Lashance seems to be
somewhat heavier than hs was last year, and
the bat. He spent part Of his time knocking
out grounders to Foutz. who took everything
that came In his way at first base and to Daily
who was particularly nimble At second.
Foutz SAYS that the men will practise every
clear day at Eastern Park from now on. and on
rainy days they will take Rymnastic work at
the Y. NJ G. A. on Fulton street. To-day he
expects Gilbert and Tom Burns Of Newark. the
KinsloT and Treadwty viii probably ap-
iyn before, this, but Mrs Kinslow has
last Tussdsy. He played in California with
the Oaklands against the Boston team. Tread |
way ranked first In batting in the California |
that Brouthsrs's place will not wholly be left |
vacant
-. The Brooklyns will not play . game before
March 81 yhen they open with Eetsrbrook's
Murray ,Hills They play With 81 johns Col.
open for the "Polys."