The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-20

l.. L.-No.
g. Jacobs.-B wins.
Fred Banby.-B wins.
r. F.-The run counts,
JIM XII. The rules are the same. e. AL foul tips.
ton club.
Patrick B~urke;-pavis. Gleason. Rusie. Meekiu.
Herman and Van Haltfen.
Tomorrow the Orange Athletic Club will have for
opponents the strong Staten Island C. and d. r. C.
Ad. Gumbert witnessed the game at Eastern Park
ally rSain.
I; a HE has a,, been S,5 Playing ball for a n Wa be- g, Of
know how he started playing.
III the Bostons and Baltimores keep losing every
now and then" .aid Capt. Joyce yesterday. the
The men who kicked NJ Umpires Emslie and Nc.
Donald yesterday were Fred Clarke, Werden. Dad
Clarke. and Joyee. all of whom should have been
suppressed.
Accor ling to ono OF the st. Louis players. the Phila.
delphia Club made All oner OF $4,000 and Lave
hue and Monte Cross.
Nance. who played right neid for the LoulsviIles
Teass Issiague, Where he Was the leading Eastman,
base runner and neider. He showed up well.
Ggs.Il. seloash or CLARK. lsfs neld; Lang. centre
onicial averages yet. =, Keller is said TO receive
e2.&OO. kusie the same. with a bonus for good work.
for MecFssr s':V release. said Presiden, Pa iii n'A Iass
night. THE reason we let NcCreery go was because
he was eIratie In batting aud fielding and could rot
stand criticism"
The second time Joyce came to the bat yesterday
Perry Werden yelled. body look up In the
air!" which meant that Scrappy would hit a pop ny.
When werden came to the bat later on the crowd
Warner.
&. A. ColemAn.-Joyoea aud several OF the New York
players live at the Colonial Hotel In Harlem. Others
live in private boarding houses on "The Hill" back
OF the Polo Grounds. Visiting League teams stop at
either the Sturtevant House or the Broadway Cen
AZ At present constituted. the New York outneld ia
nearly Ne strong ~ the best In the League. Herman
for the New Yorks In 1890 at Manhattan Field. and
right neld on the same grounds In 1886. both OF
~ the diamond was laid out then.
After the game at Eastern Park yestsrday ono OF
the 81. Louis players waylAid Umpire Carpenter un.
der the grand stand. 1--WE half mind To do YOU
right herel' growled tho player. Carpenter. who is
small and boylsh looking, peeled on his coat without
mani There's nobody to interfereI' The player left
In a hurry. Some OF these toughs OF the diamond
will md out some day that little Carpenter San han
die his nsts pretty eleveriy. Us he IL siid TO DO an eX.
pert boxer.
BALTIMORE. Aug. is.-Patsy Tebeau 10 not in q 1ubi.
He said today ~ do not think we will DO in IL Ior
the pennant or the Tempt Cup. Tho Eastern clubs
are now ~ home and the chances are very much In
their favor. ! cannot undertake TO Enesa who will
carry on the rag. As both Baltimore and Boston arc
now in good shape and on their own ah heaps. We
are not In the best OF shape. Sock alexis Is not with
uS. He has been laid on without pay. aud for q very
good reason, and Il a. present laid up with an injured
his wound by dissipation and 10 pretty well used up.
Ny other Indian, PappAlau. 10 farmed out 10 Grand
hapiaa. Altogether, my experiments with the Indian
question have not been entirely sue0sastul"