The evening world., 1894-07-13
BASEBALL CHAT.

Next to the fact that the Giants
trounced the SuJtburs students . to G
yesterday. the most important news IL
that Boston. by winning from Cincinnati.
| tied Baltimore fer the head Of the pro-
cession. The Orioles did not play yes
| terday, being a.. route for st. Louis.
| This increases the interest in the battle.
, and New Workers have whole lot 10
expect Of their team, which is now sol
| idly intrenched in third place. A very
hard game they had in Pittsburg. too
yesterday. That place Is the very ncu.
bator of dirty ball playing. and any clut
that wins out has plenty of reminders
that game was played To-Day and to.
morrow will WIND pu the New Yorks' pc.
ries with PittsLurg, and then the Giants
will point their toes towards the only
city ON earth-when you're playing win
| ming ball-New York. On Tuesday next
the Giants viii reuppear ON the Polo
Grounds and have shy at the Wash
ingstons. They look like easy things,
but u would not be strange II they man
aged to pull one game out of the iron.
No joy is felt in brooklyn. Though.
The Grooms are sliding DOWN tn tohoE
gan. and are only a points ahead of
the seventh-ratcrs, the Cleyelnnds.
the poor showing the hrooKiyns have
made on this trip. President Byrur has
u nice way of bracing his boys up wheel
he gets them all together In Eastern
Park There Is blue" room especially
arranged for Mr. Byrne's littl talks to
his players.
TayISr' rhilsdelphia,s bet pitcher, has
u "I Is ,sa ns e Is IS s it Kin " Smt tU
back salary, which he claims Is due
him. II Is money that was w,nheld by
the Philadelphia management when Tay-
for reported sick month ago. 1t is
said the management accused Taylor OF
being drunk, and refused to pay for the
time he VA away.
n divorce was granted to Mrs. Tony
Mulane from the celebrated twrler re
Gently released from Baltimore, She
was awarded 81, 300 alimony and the GUS
| tody OF the child.
The management Of the Grand Hotel
In Cincinnati yesterday objected 10 the
Boston club IN, mbers dressing in their
ball suits In the hotel ana walking
! through the corridors 10 TAX" coaches 10
the grounds. Manager Frauk S"cr at
once called his boys together ana drove
TO better quarters in the Gibson House.
| Hotel men throughout the country have
often kicked against the boys wearing
their spiked shoes while in the hotel,
but never for douniny their uniforms.
| Offers to play ball for the Sick Babies
Fund continue to reach this office. The
! latest Is from marry Hin, 4 Gus III. :
| enterprises, who writes ON behalf OF the
| Taespians Baseball lClub, He says;
You may be abe to arrange meeting
| with most any club you know OF who
| will 10 In for the Sick Babies Fund.
We. are open to any. nine, performsrs
| preferred. or would like to again play
| Buffalo Bil's cowboys 'having been
beaten by them twice, once in England
| ana recently az Buralo BINS grounds.
No duub, II the cowboys, through their
| captain, Thomas Y Murphy viii aceep;
third game. COL. VIM. r, Cody Viii
| kindly offer US his grounds. Hoping for
| n speedy acceptance. | am yours SIN
| cerely, HARisG II. HILL"
ION behalf OF the Thesp!aus ill. g"
Mr. hin should nav" many Jfrsrs OF
acceptance P,-ntv NJ variety AMI spe-
cialty performers are " at liberty now