New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-24
loss to Dickinson and his Judgment for $3.50 u stil
remains unpaid.
THE CLANS COMING BACK NEXT WEEh.
! A PRELIMINARY SEASON HERE ARRANGED FOR
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4 PRELIMINARY SEASON HERE ARRANGED FOR
HANDY SCHEDULES FOR "C'RANKs"
As the baseball season is now in sight and as tn"
wca Their prophets have uttered their official proca
nations that spring has arrived the followers OF 'nc
game beginning to evincc some interest," IN "hat
is going on in the baseball world. Nearly al Oh
the strong teams are now in the South, and several
Of them viii begin 20 work north"ard TINS wen"
An interesting preliminary season has been arranged
for the Polo Grounds but the Brooklyn onhusIaSt,
are destined to baseball until the rorhh'
opening of the season at Eastern Park on May
Still. II the weather becomes warm ana me eailH
in April President Byrne may decide to chailse ms
proprann,e and hiring his team home earlier than ne
Contemplates Byrne. however. will take no chances
and he says that he would rather eNpehu L" NV, NJ
more money and keep his men IN 'he "o"
than bring them home in cold. frosty "eat"e, an"
have the change deprive the payers Vi an Wv
fits brough, about by a Southern Trip
Those well versed in baseball this year are ho'
making any rash predictions regarding the i'rooNH'
team 1t has been strengthened III SNc'", go"
ments and those who do not place inc brues,o o','
in the first division in the League race are HKeF
70 nose rs false prophets next fal ms "oud
be a deplorable predicament' OF course TOT Man
battan island was full of false prophets last fall.
ond 70 add further to baseball misery would he
unkind.
Baseball makes strange bedfellows. and no one
need be surprised if this year those followers
of the game who made the oudcst protests and
caused the most trouble would be the most lauda-
tory in their vaporinGs this season. However. a
professional GROWER has a record and reputation
to maintain. and as sure as that night Will come
after SHUTDOWN those professional trouble makers
will be back at their old game.
The Giants coming home after six weeks
tour in the South. and the players ought TO be
in good condition for the opening OF the champion
ship April IS About the same arrange
ments as usual will be made to celebrate the for-
maj opening. There Will be band Of music, in
vitatons will be sent to well-knOwn people. and
there will he flags and bunting galore-and the
old game.
The New-York players viii spend the present
week among the Virginia state League teams, ana
Davis and his men viii embark on one of the Old
Dominion steamers for New-YOrk Saturday niSh'.
The team will arrive here Monday, and the local
preliminary season will be opened on Wednesday.
April 3. Some interest is felt to see how well
Stafford will be able TO cover Wards old position
at second base. Reports from the team have been
more than complimentary. Anyway, the enthusi-
asts will have opportunity 10 judge for
themselves
The appended tabulated forms Will be OF material
benefit to those who contemplate keeping a close
watch upon the records OF the Giants and Bride
grooms. The manner in which the average base
ball schedule is published is as ntellg0le 10 the
average baseball follower as Chinese puzzle. of
course. nobody pays any attention to such Il con
below will be found the games OF The New-Nork
and Brooklyn teams. arranged in such way ihai
II the reader is a thirty-third degree crank. hc
will cut It out and paste 1t IN ms hat na ne M,
it in his pocketbook or paste 1t on or about MS
NETWORK AT HOME
Aprl-ls 20 % Brooklyn -. -. &c. Roson' o. 20 90
May~3s cleveland; 30 n. ana p NJ: Chease =
June . lS 81 LOUIS; ., :; a. 10 Chi@asso ~ H.
c TSlsAi1'f 10. 20 81 wash n,s
AaEas q r. i H36o H M 6 "a %s.hnra 2?
90 s. LOUIS 81 Pit,sturs - %. 60 Louisville . 80
'i sSp,cmScr . a. m ard p . cleveland !. c rs
10 H. is Philadelphia, q Is. 30. Baltimore
NETWORK ABROAD
May? , :. Philadelphia c : :. Cincinnati. . 10. y.
Louisville; 49, II 10. chicago lG ~ l.. Ptshufg. :"
June-23 -. -. Boston; 20. -. .. baltimore. 70
5ay Poosl,n Calca ss 10 II 49, &C ca ss
August. Washington 3 10 Il" brooklyn 1" 10. l.
Ds septcmScr%is 20 81. BosoS q 81 % Washington
BROOKLYN AT HOME.
May. = Baltimore: IS Chicago 30 IA. m. ani
cB gP II f'i 2Sdve Y 81 c6aa aa' g.
'" july . New-York: g. Ia m. and p m. Boston
90 AG S rnao id a. yevYorl . TO- IL philadelphia
49, H. 10. Washington: 90, % rittsoirs 81. "a. n St
Louis 26 2S 90 louisville
September . "a. and y. M. 2 chicago. T. :" 'HV"-
land: J. Pittsburg Z TO- Cincinnati, IL. ~ IL Baltimore"
-, -. %. Boston.
BROOKLYN ABROAD
April-ls % % New-York, -. %. &C. Baltimore p
2S 30 Washington. 80 80 o.. ,
May-6 Z s Pit,sburg; . 10 II. Cincinnati: l.? ~ -
St. Louis, 10 IS 49, Chicago 20 II p Cleveland :" -
funs-is 20 81 Boston; q p % Philadelphia &c %
july = c1ncnnai: 10 il. = r!,'ssars - - Ie
Louisville; IS 10 20 Cleveland; Il. D. - Chicago. ="
-. ~. St. Louis. -
Boston. 80
81 - 30 Philadelphia