The evening world., 1894-06-08
BASEBALL CHAT.

II Is only just to say that Stafford was
out at the plate in the seventh inning
last evening If ever a PLAYER was out.
New York wants nothing 1t is not
honestly entitled to. Such an unjust,
dishonest decision as tha1 of Umpire
Swartwood in this case can only injure
the game. MIR. Swartwood has little to
commend him for the trying position of
umpire. and the sooner he or MIR. Nicho-
las Young realizes the faot the better it
VIII be for the sport. Mr. Swartwood's
articulatory. apparatus and his brain are
not on good terms. and he says things
moment later ought to have been said
differently. He is in doubt all the time
about balls, strikes and fouls, and is as
with a rebellious stomach. 1t doesn't
tend. to elevate the sport to have the
umpire. the players and spectators bully
55a rig each h., other oyer; questionable
swartwood holds forth as umpire.
Umpire .s%wartwood perhaps goes on
make 2 right. lie called Westervelt out
at third yesterday wheH the
pitcher had made . clever steal and
flaa ! h he Se esIled a st an 1If safe Anew at York tse
plate when Schriver: caught him by at
least a foot. That. run won the game
for New York in place OF the one
Westervelt might have made.
Irwin's homer in the sixth yester-
day was good for four bases only be;
line hit and D hand n to Judge.
New York, has plenty of points to
s stsf rP stand tn pa as Il ffu Paratyzed W on f qsa
Yesterday while the colts were having
fun with Farrell on the way to third?
The %rooters like to see Farrell come
to the bat in a; tight place.
A snapshot. picture of Pop" Arson
in the ninth inning Of yesterdays game
would be the star piece in a collection
As for Umpire swartwood's Judgment
on balls n strikes-welI there's moth
spectators 'hsve had to say about it
wherever he has been. .;
It's too bad, dashins the hopes of an
even to make a Gotham holiday.
President!BYrne, of the brooklyn Club.
tai exhibition mads ~ Centrehelder
game. It was the dTst Incident Of The
hiHu tHlS aedSOn, ana unfortunately IL
happened e Ladies' Day. DALEY stood
throw-in Of dlasscock's fly. 1t was a
clean out for Stencil ~ at least three
out. the Pittsburser' deliberately threw threw
himself at the Brooklyn catcher. butting
him fercely as they caThe together; Both
been the tven-temperfd giant that he
l.. Mr.. stehzel might Aaye suffered mer;
he iisa a re eomslaint re Prstiasnt th hIyT p1scs Will II
rewdyism With the bPaFd OF Directors
eye Tom he sqs sd th Is TBsf foSSsIyns ts sis n at tnt
stick in yesterdays game.
tween 4 GhA tRe : MasRRet gam snlo of a endeR Sern Ss:
Club will be played Sunday at Woodside
L. l. A handsome silver cup will go tc
the winning team. As some rivalry ex
oppos II e 'Pes s"s ' q P@sf'iins @ geod game an III Is
ca Il nis iIeaioF sSted + w sfs hoy sw tas chai
at the plate. schrifer looked as if he
would liike to punch The umpire, Parrot
air, while Arson and Dahlen dropped
to their knees, raised their hands as Il
supplicating- for d~eiiverance from such
a Judge las swartwSod.
There Ifs troubled between Managers
Long. q Toledo, and Barnes, of Mime
apolis: The formershas arranged to pla,
the Kansas Citysf at Toledo Sunday
He has the unanipnous consent of the
League 80 transfer any game to Sun.
day. Barnes says, 1t cannot count fol
the championship. quoting a rule agains,
transferring gamfs without consent,
and ~threatens TO leave the League rath
err than submit. Long has kilograms
front managers Of Kansas City. Siou,
Cityi Grand Rapids, Detroit and Indi'
annapolis backing Up his position.