The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-25
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To TEE EbrroR or TEE sur-Sirs The prop
osition advanced By Seton Hall IN Sundays
issue. for the trilsagus between Seton Hall.
Manhattan. and Fordham, IL worthy Of consld-
GRAFTON. as Il will Be- n adopted. q solution Of
the question that has snerossed the attention
Of Catholics for several years past II IL time
thatthese colleges we're alive to the fact thatths
bssW.en them have not BEEN pensesi 70 spg
party, besides alternating the interest OF Gath
Giles n gep ss their .thl IN, Wshcps
with the Interest IL deserves Tho proposal, I
have reason to believe. has been fsyorsblJ re-
provsi Of Manhattan to organise : movsme emit
that will be advantageous to AL the parties
New YoRE. Feb 10,
To TIE EpIToH o. Ia. sgS.sr; The
ssms er game, Tor the bsnsat, Of The boo!
team That has sitRdpsrn. KccspesnS lance may 3. 5:
Nss YSns Feb a. S'H u B.stSsn ..
To TT. EP PIT Q. TIE SUES. US :; SslI::SS:
shout cast Aside thsIf. first Jonah and not
the sTd ,S. .sc sOoS ey no
opening the championship season With the
Bo,tons I also think Il Eould 3. a, .d,issbble
they can Be distinguished on the score card
Hsvs the three feldsrs dressed as follows:
LEI. field, red Sn ni centre field whit.
would have the. catcher dressed in green. for
he can stand All norts o. PsIls; the pitcher IL
Sas. IN maroon IN ms% no 81 the
Hns third Hs; in a. @ b .;on
. came color that the aisnts wore lac. year:
su n,s FS. Bp ssSns tSess color. on
the score card the same as We have on lock.
70 people who do not go to ball games every
az NEW IN Zoe YosE we Feb 90 1894 HOME hum
To THE EDITOR OF THE SuN-Sh-: viii you
kindly explain thatthe event Of the night at the
ner; Jimmy Nelson. and myself Mr., Nelson
and and When we got there we we're, Tsaussted By
the members to give q friendly exhibition.
citing We concluded to give. our regular eI:
that "a noeed 'ns
the last round ' and o. course. il seems to
many that W are in ss5nsst Mr. Ne aopo or
BSookIrS. Feb. 20. john J. skE1Lr.
To THE EDITOR OF THE suN-Sir. I see. you
are getting expressions OF opinion on the best
makeup OF the New Yorks for next season;
h i #: give sSn ny Ru SRnSp; . %'Se sae
Draubey. first base Ward. second base; sulli.
van, short stop; Davis. third base: Burke. left
field: Van Haitren. centre field: Stafford, right
field Your principal com pstitor for The "r.g az,
that can't run bases, A. hitter. they will ont ont,
good heads and lots t Of push and vim.
Trade Connor and Fuller for Gleason. Con-
nor and Fuller are just what 81. Louis want.
Il Will aid the 81. Louis as drawing card.
Washington In the same way. or course this
will give you too many pitchers. but you can
very soon md the good ones you want. Sign
Draubey. now Of Buffalo, and keep him. You
have one. or two young blood inhelders and
educate them up. gradually to League ball.
Drauboy is lust the man you want. he can
&a ag a wo 9'i1 Do o Very truly. SPOKANE.
SPOKANE, Wash. Feb Id
To THE EDITOR OF The suS-sr. In look
ing eyer tho sporting columns IS OF ,b THE Sun
throwing of the old uniforms OF black. which
i think Is good move on their part. but ear,
nestly hope they will get uniform which will
baseball game. I would like 70 see the New
Yorks with uniform such as have seen be-
fore. and I think It makes = very pretty APP
Rssranss, VIZ: blue shirt with gray ssOrssEs;
like to see Manager Ward have the following
men in the New York team this season; Doyle.
Wilson, and MsMah9p eatehsfs; Rusic. Ger
first base; Ward second base; Davis, third
base; Murphy. short stop; Stafford. Burke,
Tiernan. and Van Haltren for the outneld. and
@i11iss 1 i. HYMNS. 81 East 18th stree.
New YORK, Feb %