The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-24
BASEBALL CHAT.


no garlards of flowers, awaited New
York's ball team at the pier on West
street when the boys landed in this city
this morning. Just a plain heavy Scotch
drizzle greeted the boys. and you may
be sure 1t didn't elevate their dropping
spirits an iota. Three straight 1t was,
OF course, but not that kind of a straight
the Giants looked for. II only n single
victory could have been hauled in the
New York players wouldn't have felt
quite SO dsheartened. But the fates
were against them and so was the good
clear eyes that the Hubbltes had on
the ball, as well as that satanic black
sheep that Charley Hoyt sent to the
Bostons on Friday. As Capt. Ward said
last night on the boat. Now don't dis
cuss bygones. Those games are misty
to try and forget them. Let us talk of
the future Baltimore must be taken
care of, and on our own grounds, where
batter cannot lace a hit over either
fence, we shall feel more at home"
New York's crack twirlers, Rusie and
Meekin, We're hit with freedom and au-
dacity by the Bostons.
westervelt was left at home to keep
Jim Stafford and Dad Clarke company
bee a bad idea II Huyler had accom-
panied the team, for it must be remem-
bered that In one of the Boston games
he won out and kept their hits down ex-
tremely we'll.
Treasurer E. b. Talcott and Secretary
Stackhouse, OF the New York team, en-
joyed the hospitality of b. +. Keith. the
popular theatrical manager. while on the
trip, and they voted mis- new theatre in
Boston veritable marvel OF beauty.
Sharp plays distinguished the fielding
OF the Phillies in the second game at
ing a game the Quakers were not at all
disheartened. but started in to even
things up in excellent form. Tredw ay' 5
record with Brooklyn did not suffer a
long fly. The ball was fairly against q
signboard in left field, and was sure
three Dagger, but Fred's hand was right
where 1t landed and gripped it. There
tire field either, and If the energy dis
played by these TWO Grooms had been
distributed generally through the team
the second game would have been a
different story.
Foutz is supposed to furnish victims
over whose corpses Boston is to make
three strides into sure berth at the
won't.
And vet II the Bostons haven't divest-
cd themselves OF that amazing streak of
batting they had on tap while the New
Yorks were there Scissors Foutz and
his companions will be batted into a
trance, and they won't get sight of one
| OF the games.
Pitcher Esper formerly of the Wash
| ingtons, has been signed by Manager
| Hanlon. OF the Baltimores.
Although the storm Sunday prevented
| the game in aid OF the Sick Babies
| Fund between the Holy Rosary Lyceum
| and So SO Clubs. arrangements are un-
| der way to have the game played a Oak
| Point next Sunday.
THE Evening World' would be pleased
| to hear from anyoody OF any good
| grounds that are available for games on
| Saturday, July ~, N aid OF the Sick
| Babies Fund. The Monitors. Of the
| Monitor A. g., are anxious to play the
| Summit II. B. c., and the Crystals and
| trescents, of the Annexed District, are
DESTROYS of playing FOR that worthy char
| ily, If the proper grounds can be secured,