The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-28

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Ut. Cs-Ycs.
ST.. C.-Twenty one won. 8 lost.
Randolph-The nrst game was declared OF. Tho
bot 10 on.
j. Jerome Observation-Disclosures, o, Boston, o.
Louisville, y; Cleveland. 0.
Induisitive.-l From a minor League. 2. He do.a
not belong To tho Now York Club.
Tho Hoboken Club will meet the Ironsides to.mor.
row on the st. George Cricket Club grounds.
Brooklyn Admircr:-l He is living In brooklyn. but
Louisville teams will meet In two games at Eastern
Park this afternoon. beginning at g o'clock.
JA..If thore !. a man on nrt when the third
strike Ia called tho batsman Is outi otherwise he Ia
safo II tho catcher does not get the ball to nrst In time.
The police OF the Twenty sixth precinct defeated q
nine made UP Of bicycle cops yesterday at the grounds
iosth street and Eighth avenue by a score VI 20 to o.
The North Side a. c; has Aug. es, sept, 4. Labor
able Inducements. Brooklyn Heights 4. A. ana
En- raids preferred. Address Y. Melody. b6S East
The Montauk Baseball Club has two Kames FOR
Labor bay open for teams with players averaging II
Metcalf. 10 Wall street.
Tho 81, Louis College has Sept. 4. O., Labor Day two
gSm,s;,; and Sept. ! and IL s!ill open for good clubs
Walsh. 300 West Thirty sixth street.
The Hudson A. e, of Hoboken have Labor Day omen
Tor tw" xamcs and SUNDAY and Saturdays In septem.
her for teams Offering n suitable guarantee. Aidrsas
J. Dolan. manager. pl2 Eighth street. Hoboken, N. j.
The Marion =. q. has Labor Day open for two ramea
also al sunday. in ssptsmesr on the Marion's
class teams Address \. J.. Barr. 083 Tonneie ave
nuo, Jersey city.
President Lynne. who has been taking things easy At
his skaters home NJ Saratoga. haS returned. feeling no
better than when no went away, three weeks ago.
Should Mr.. Dyrns not improve Il Ia his Intention to no
to Hot Springs In about two woeks,
4. J. N~ullen.-YounE 10 by long odds q hotter
pitcher than seymour: He is u veteran, and knows
how to pitch without being coached. Seymour NAV
have more speed AMI bigger curves. but those thinga
aro useless without baseball brainA
Second Basenlan Delehanty. formerly OF Detroit,
work made him u strong favorits. He succeeded In
scoring q run. two safe hits. three put outs, nyo
assists. and no errors. Outnelder Grey was unable TO
report until to-day,
A. j. h.-If the batsman did not get in the way of
tho pitched ball Intentionally. no should have re.
ceived his | ase, aud the man who stole second should
have remained there. II you describe IN. play cor
rectly, the bHtsmAn was entitled TO hrSt base, DO.
cause no was hit by q pitched ball.
An obnoxious Individual. who seems to he in his
element when he can abuse umpirss from the Polo
YOURS u robber and ! know iti' The uinpir. turned
around and said; III you've got any money on THU
your loss gOodl' The remark was warmly applauded
by the spectators and the kicker sneakod away.
Some OF the breaks by unsophisticated crAnks who
SIT In front seats and Issue Instructions TO tho players
Grounds by bowling with unmistskabie csrnestneSS;
Take him out, Capt, Anderson ~ lie waS addressing
his remarks to Uncle Anse' and when the latter heard
said an old time crank. 81 throw up my hAnds r.
This New York Club made strong efforts TO induce
the Clevelands To play on two postponed games hero
next Monday. hut Tebeau could not accept, ~ he has
double II up, Then the local ontciAls tried 20 bring
the Cincinnatis here for Monday, but they could not
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be an open date. and the New TorkS can enjoy . rest
bsfsFs taOkling the ciHoiIRA'S.