New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20
EASTERN TEAMS GOING WEST
THIS WEEK WILL COMPLETE THE LOCAL SERIES
IN BASEBALL FOR THE SPRING.


Local enthusiasts have had plenty of baseball this
year and they have enjoyed almost uninterrupted
series OF games either In NewYork Brooklyn
since the season opened on April 49, It has been
one Of the longest periods home grounds in the
history OF baseball. and critics who looked over the
schedule carefully before the started
hdent that at this time both the New-York and
Brooklyn teams would be the front In the race
for the pennant. The Brooklyn team handi-
capped at the start through poor pitching, as Ken
nedy and Stein were both out OF sorts. and the
pertinent with Sharrot and other youngsters proved
decidedly costly. During the last month Kennedy
and Stein have rounded into good form and In that
time the Brooklyn team has played strong Il
game any team In the country
The Giants started with even roster prospects, but
they have fallen by the wayside and their friends
are sick and in consequence. TIE addition OF
Murphy, Meekin. Farrell and Van Haltren was
looked upon ten-strike. Westervet and Clark
the two young pitchers started out in fine FORM
Baseball however is an uncertain game and the
enthusiast is on the top wave OF expectancy and
hope day. only to be cast into deep despair the
next No team started off with more brilliant
prospects than did the NewYork club this year.
The team was supposedly strong In every DEPART
ment and with the exception Of the outfeld It IL
strong Common did up 10 expectations
and he released and Doyle. who has taken his
place. IS vast improvement in every way. a
hcavy-hitting outnelder is needed. and as soon as
the right man shows himself he will be secured.
LOCAL TEAMS GOING WEST
Just how we'll the local teams will DO the
coming Western tour can only be con1ectured.
although there appears to be no reason why the
NewYork and Brooklyn teams should not win as
many games on the tour as Boston and Baltimore.
The local teams will wind up their present series
hereabouts next Saturday and they will start for
the West on Sunday. the Giants opening the West
cleveland The Giants win play eighteen gaines
on the trip and return to home grounds on July
s ky Wes Sd S the sm WHY sSp
over for three games at baltimore, and they will
Cleveland and Pttsburs have the two teams in
the West with pennant chances and the local local
than in st. Louis. Chicago, Louisville and Cincin-
The arrangement Of games for the week is as
follows:
sG NJ. at w Po
ington Boston vs. Baltimore at Boston; Pl'''burs vs.
land ST. Louis vs. Cincinnati. at S. Louis,
vs. At Eastern T.Is
nS,on vs. B"D at vs. wnshnsn cincinnati vs. EoS
VILE at Cincinnati: Psburg vs.. Chicago at P,tsburs
Ydh Ramc1 % at bamos
sGn soSn q. 3 st. a. T vs. "
saturday-Brookyn ". New,York at Eastern Park.
Brooklyn Baltimore Philadelphia at baltimore Wash
land St Louis: pi,,sburs Chicago. at ritsburs;
Cincinnati vs.. Louisville. at Cincinnati
NOTES AND COMMENTS.
The Southern League Is calling FOR good ball
players from the North. Esterbrook has gone 10
join the New Orleans team.
College boys are prone 10 err when It comes 20
managing athletic sports II was A mistake 10
play the Yale princeton game In Brooklyn. II was
also agreed that in case OF a tie the game
was 10 be played in NewYork. The advice OF
G. c. Cuyler and Julian Curtiss was not needed.
1t looks IL Meekin and Rusie would be the
manstay pitchers for the New York club.
II the Baltimore pitchers hold out the Orioles
will be dangerous. but many good judges 90 not
think that the pitchers will hold out
Hartley will get chance 10 umpire In the
League He will be an Improvement over Swart
wood. Hartley's work In the college games has
been particularly good
NJ C-Iegally Doyle could not be charged with
an error for not covering first base. II is
error Of Judgment. the same az msjudged ny,
but according 20 the rules II cannot be charged
as an error In the score.