The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26
BASEBALL CHAT.
There is a team 10 Baltimore.
OF baseball players nes. sore.

or baseball plsyers nes, a .,ore
An" nero '" N'~ WORK s'en 'neS N''
because our oians nave bo"Ied them CT
Tsra-ra- boom.de.sy. etc.
Yes; IT surely has been a case Of
ta-ra-ra' with the Nonderhorst outht
from the Monumental city, and they
have lain avane nights at tho Broad-
way central Hotel trying to inquire, on
mathematical basis, how 1t has been
done. The snectators at tho games
uon' "e spe''a,oia d. VI" e ,
realize how the Giants did it-crlSpy
fielding, sharp base running and, above
all telling hating Combine those
,hre. adimnc,s in any, game and vou,l,
have a winner, sure, every time. 1t is
!, dre.n ds,,oh, IN 500 tho Giants
W e $50. -,
jump IN Inc Tray win the irlshy young
fcllowh from the shores of the Petapsco
nivor nd watch ,bem dr.w awav from
1T,
the lads VINO Tor 80 long were waving
adieux to other teams from their lofty
THAT thrifty trio Of directors In Boston
must be hugging themselves with de-
light at the way New York has trailed
the fiuttering black and yellow plumage
of the proud Orioles in the loan Of
Manhattapville. Soden. Billings and
Conant expected New York to
do this much for them. and
said SO to Treasurer Talcott and
he New York contingent who accom-
panied the Giants to Boston last week:
Well, now that ve have done SO we'll
cate tomorrow In the City-by-the-Pa Pa
tapsco when the orioles return, and
open for series In their own town.
While Vt IL a great deal to expect, there
u ample Justification for the belief that
New YORK pins down another. victory
much + q pitchers contest as those
games of Tuesday and yesterday, but "
the Giants are the favorites. There is
no surety as 10 what the batteries VIII
be this ofternoon. The Nonderhorsts
hate to gut the mstrEpois without ss
is their stellar ..wirler. If the Orioles
do that. you cant tell just what Capt.
Ward may DO Rusie rs good ana stronS
Philadelphia to play aga inst TOMORROW
in ,Quakerville Depend on it, Ward
VIII do what ,hat he believes viii result j, IN
m" any ns sn% fn% do
,,osa .,roo u,,res T., p.,,,r,oro ,,,,
Boston beginning to-morrow will do a
wins most games safely towards the
goal Of victory. And the three games in
philadelphia with New York tomorrow,
looked. There is a great possibility that
! Baltimore may lose second place and
little club that wears New York; across
ITS blouses may Just about happen to
Perhaps Fuller didn't land on to Glea-
nor V Ha Hsltren '' WaTS 'S vas o invincible
III ms ne1uf seKs , go rd di,I i'ur h.,
Vas crowned n n,ng OF eaTa,n,a' ny
WE saruii,es III pu,heE,ii;eei ~ ~ a' I'LL,
d hsans' s %.a''s' y" Win INC merry
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pro,,L,,, ,,,s, ,o COMMUNICATED for to
b.oohNm lpns. De co,p'a IL, Ist ,es
a. u""s .r rhe J.w wss o". stand.off sarh
Gay. ne gay was stamu-oft. eacn
eIup ss.''hs a sai :rht ms "a T.Wt
tsomtz ' can make "raII loan" for anv
routn Ea.l n,ahn t 1rn,a e.r a.S
Hubites good and sweet.
A game Of baseball In aid Of the Sick
Babies Fund has been arranged for
Aug ls at Oak Point, between the
Monitors, of Harlem and the SUBMITS
way to reach the grounds is to take the
,rhird avenue II, road to one Hun
dred and Twenty-ninth street and
Avenue avenue car, right to oak Point. or by
train or the Suburban road to Cassanova
station. The Monitors and SUBMITS
Counted among the best Of the amateur
clubs in this section Their prompt
Willingness to play for the Sick babies
n tmI G nint IN S,.rns the rro,Inds at the
di sn of fine Evening World"
viii be played sunday next at $50
o,cioci, hrtween the HOLY Rosary Iy-
sunday ,l az" last t' prevented the game that