The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-21
Baseball Notes.
F. L. D.-l. No. 4. =. No.

F. L. d.. No. .. No.
Ono. 1t Is . wild throw.
j. H. W.-Delehanty, u~noniciAl averages.
Upper End.-The New Yorks won three out Of four
ct Baltimore.
There is a letter In this onice for the manager OF the
Cuban X GIANTS.
Hurst umpired his hrst game of the season at the
Polo Grounds yesterday.
The remaining scheduled games at the Polo Grounds
viii oosin q. '''o O'Clock.
The New YORK and Brooklyn Elks will play bail at
Eastern PARK this afternoon.
McCreery VIII play second base for tho New York;
to-day. and WIiniot will play right field.
y. A. Rice.-Rule so. section II. covers the point.
II the man going to third was not touched he was not
The washingtons scored 90 runs and the LOUSY i!les
% runs in the twelve games played between the two
teams.
Eighty: six runs were scored by the Baltimores
bases 40 times.
In tho series between the Philadelphia and st.
Louis teams 1872 runs were scored, OF which the
former players made so.
E. Neus-l. Under section b. rule 90. tho man
coming from second should be declared out. =. lie
must return TO nrst bas'.
The bedford Baseball club challenges all teams
Hughes. 800 st. Marks avenue. brooklyn
President Freedman says he has equipped the Polo
be impossible to mood the neid in the future. Will
A large number OF Baltimore roOters accompanied
the champions to tAis city, A yellow and black tally.
day.
St, Lows, Sept .occ,o.. has been appointed man,
and Haliman have been suspended and GRADY has been
fnsd heavily.
Manager Haulon of the B%altimorea said Yesterday
THE BoBtons won't win two out Of three from us.
Depend upon IT," The CHAMPIONS. by the way. have
a postponed game with the " Ashingtous.
II can be stated without fear of contradiction that
the New YORK Club requested President Young to
have Lynch umpire the present New YORK Bait more
to oniciate, but his SnswSr was. ii I do sn not w lSnG 70
uupir" another game for tho Baltinores."
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edition where the Genuine aud Y Cuban GIANTS would
play a series OF three games for tine championship.
South, and would Ike to play tho winner OF these
TWO Siugs for tie ehampi"nsnip Of the eolorsd race;
Club. Old Point Comfort, Va.
Special Races or the LarchmoAt Yacht Club.
That yachting enthusiasts have not lost in
terest in the sport, Notwithstanding the fact
thut tho season for sailing Ii almost over. is
shown by tho special races which will be sailed
under tho auspices OF the Larchmont Yacht
Club FOR cups presented by Commodore Clarence
A. Postloy. The object OF arranging these races
is TO decide If possible which 10 the speedier
vessel In tho 5l'foot class, the contestants being
Fred Nj. Hoyt's Syce and former Commodore
Harry Nj. Gillig's VeEcedor. The result of n
contest Tor supremacy in the 36-foot class Is still
doTsen's AnoG1otS., H. ". .'f H4n.n' G'~ xtas S1n,
anu James H. balTh surprise. IT ID also possI.
PIC that George Hiils Akista will he u con.
tesIdnt.
There will be three races in these classes and
the winner OF two out OF the three will receive
lhe cup. The races VIII be sailed on the follow.
ing dates: Sept. 22. Sept. 20. and Sent. 30, The
mugs onered are valued at 5000 Tor The II.
f%ooters and $3.50 for the 81. footers. In addition
outside wagers have been made hetwSan Tho
owners OF the syce and Nencodor and tho Anoa,
Gok ana A%cnshla; These events will end III
yachting Year az Larchmont, as the match race
between Col. McLean's schooner Leslie and
MAYHEM Bronson's slOop Trochilus his faI"n
though, Work has begun on a new buiiIinr
l42 D., 90 feet, which will DO finished by Oct. i
and will he used as a locker room and stora9s
warehouse for small boats. ~
"aseSAl' Polo Grounds. To-Day, B.aO r. M,
New York VI, BkltImona -Ida