New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-14

The interesting features OF the other tourna-
ments to date are as follows: In the American Ma
tional tournament the Rosedaie team leads. with
y victories and defeats. The Orientals are sec
ond. IA and the Monarchs third l2-f In
the Suburban League race the South Orange Field
club leads with victories and defeats. and the
Rosevllle A. A. team is second. with victories AID
4defea;s. The Lotus team has clean score In the
Harlem Republican Club tournament. with four vie
tories and not defeat. The New-York first team
is second. 81. In the Yorkyille and Harlem tour
nament the Orentals lead. with victories and
defeats. with the Cyclones second. e. In the
Uncle sam tournament the Orchard and Gotham
teams are tied each with two victories and no de-
feats In the American Amateur Union the series
Is divided into sections In Section the New
Yorks lead with victories and defeat. with the
Phoenix team second, IL In Section B the Bloom
ngdae team has a clear lead. with iour stralsht
victories The saamanders lead I'm the Brooklyn
section 81. while the Riverside team leads In the
New-Iersey section with victories and defeats.
The Bergen Hills lead in the Niagara Bowling AS
ISOLATION race with victories and defeats In
the Amateur Association the New-Jersey A. c. team
has the best OF IT, with victories and defeat
with the Elizabeth A. &. team second. -
In the Prospect Hin tournament the Austin
Nichols team has a lead OF victories and only
defeat The Golden Rods lead In the Arlington
League race with six straight victories. In the
Bank Clerks League the Bank FOR Savings leads
with Victories and defeat The National PARK
and Bank OF Manhattan are tied FOR second place,
with 6 victories and defeats each. The other
leaders are as follows American District. Atlantic
C. %. Casino tournament. Boulevard and Ravens
wool 20: Royal Ar-anum. Gilbert. 60; Drug
Clerks tournament Park Davis Is; Brooklyn
National tournament. Fearless. 81.
Tho various amateur college and professional club
managers are making anxious Inquiries as 70 wnen
the League championship season will open. y. +.
-. f.g.t,. MI
know much about this question. and his plans are
not sufficiently advanced just now for him to d.
vulge tho secret \ good guess VIII probably be
thu, The remnant season viii open somewhere De-
tween Apr!l = AM %. As some Of the club owners
ar,n1t In favor o, starting quite early they
d.l last year. when the hrst championship games
were played on April ~ There IS chance that tie
Giants viii open AZ home this year. with either The
Boston or the Baltimore team.
j. T. Rannon a brother OF the Boston right
fielder OF that name. has been signed to play with
the New-York team. Manager Davis discovered the
youngsier and be thinks highly Of him cannon
PLAYED I'm the Pawtucket team " the New England
League last year. ani he IL said to be the
best all-around bail player IN that organization.
Several League clubs were after him. Bannon Is an
outnclicr and n ne Is "a "fast as his brother -,
he may prove 4 valuable acquisition 10 the New
York team.
Tho veteran baseball Grille Henry Chadwick.
sometimes called the Father Of Baseball now re-
tired from active service. has been remembered III
handsome style by the League. To Mr.. Chadwick
has been presented handsome piece OF engrossing.
set In gilt frame. \ portrait IS In the centre OF
the decorative scroll The testimonial says In part
We pay this tribute with pleasure and Difference
to Henry Chadwick. the father or baseball VINO
now. In the fullncss OF his Years ana after lors
he ~ Usefulness To his fellow man. san lives 10
whlcn he has fos;ercl and upheld. pleaded for and
bittlci for now established FOR evermore as our
National game.
The National League and American Association ~
Professional baseball Clubs, Boston. New ork
brooklyn. Philadelphia. Baltimore. Washington
Pliisburg Cleveland. Cincinnati. Louisville. ST.
Louis Chicago y. r.. YOUNG
g. II. BYRNE.
\. J. REACH
Committee.