The evening world., 1895-06-13
BASEBALL CHAT.

Tns toughest kind Of tough ivck has esrtaisy
fallen 10 the GiantS 10. since the,r return. ana
the Harlem boys deserve the hishea praass fos
the stiff game they are putting up IN ths face OF
It. withfn the past three weeks. no 10" than
eight OF the team have been laid up. and Ia
almost every game positions have been shifted.
thus destroyins almost all possibilities Of team
work.
Yestsrdsys accident 70 Cspt. Jack Doyle cApred
the climax. and the cranks are beginning 70 von-
der where will they be At when It all enda II
seems that no sooner does one man recover than
another 10 injured. At present Meekin. DAVIS.
are the only resul ar members OF the team who
have escaped injury. Whose turn will Be nsr''
In the face Of the run Of bad luck. however.
IN. team has been putting up 4 good game. rhs
season 10 still young. and those who are nov 30
eager to roast" will probably have the decensy
team has gotten back Into shape
Credit for the los. Of yest.rd.y'. sam. can b.
support. in fact, without exception. the work Of
the In and outheidess was perfection when com
able that the ''south paw" viii warm the bench
for some days to come.
jesse Burh .tt has become slmos ~ popular on
the Poo Grounds as Burke. Eddie's constituent:
in Burhevilie applauded the cievelander several
times yesterday.
Rain prevented the Reds from VARYING their
long list Of defeats BY a victory over Washing.
ton Yesterday. Look pleasant. Buck. 1t all comes
"p., rsss m.n.s.t = td;d ID, I'm" ne" -, p''en., en,r
thing he sssned able to DO was to bat
Here's to Mr.. "Maloney" Clarke.
Mr. "Msionsy' Clarke.
Here's to ye. sir!
Ths day will be drear and dark
When your arm fails ys. sir.
Mr.. ''Msloney' Clarke,
Joy be w!d ye. air!
'Tis the nnest kind Of . lark
Ys do be deserving. sir.
Mr. "Maloney'' Clarke.
We are . dandy. sir!
GHs You ''ts pcssd 10 yI lrst s hsndy S,n .';r .r
Mr. "Malooey' ciaras.
We drink to ye sir!
And th.y can't do ys. sir. ~
A baseball alphabet sums up one crank
4 stands for Anson the same old pop.
u stands for Breitenstein. who has a drop.
g stands for Connor who left us last year,
ID stands for Davis and also for Doyle,
u stands Tor EWING olo ''Chtrley HorF,
Of Cincinnati this year he's the boss
r stand for Fuller. the Nov York shortstop;
they call him a-gant. though he's only tot
q stands for Glassoock. late Col Jack
II stands for Hawiey. the Pittsburg crack.
i stands for Irwin. who to manage has tried
but N far the Philles are not satisfied.
J stands for Jennings. the Baltimore swell
IL stands for Kelly. who always played well
l. stands for Lynch. who went away mad,
Belts has gone also. he's worse than bad.
NJ stands for Meekin. the New Albany boy;
when he's In the box he nils rooters with Joy
N stands for Nash. the pride Of the Hub:
when he tackles the Giants his name Is mud
q stands for O. Rourke. who once made us look.
p stands for Pfener. who 10 making book.
O stands for Cutters. you know-for such team
- Pittsburg. Chicago and Boston baked beans
n stands for Rusie. invlncibie still.
all the great batters snccumb to his skill.
3 stands for Stafford. ''Phenomenal Jim
II he keeps II UP. boys he'll be the king pin
+ stands for T1ernan. back TO his old form.
to opposinG pitchers Mike 10 . thorn.
" stands for Van Haltren, as good as OF old.
w 10 for ward who left but is not in the cold
Young and thinner close the list.
both Of them the Spiders would miss
r.H P.-About 81. 500.
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