The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-25

When the Baltlmores visit st. Louis. La
ehance and Teoeau are expected to settle their
vted BY the big Frsnchman man" to eo}me W." Under
the grand stand" in Baltimore recently. Te-
said Wait until get you In ST. Louis!'
stand. costing =. 900, and seating 10000 per-
day that his old grand stand might have been
Sn"s n{ re sb meshess WHO cut MS Sunday
the rejolnder They are all my friends now wI p
Of last years crack Baltimore team. McGraw
az Sfll , mas h hooihfon. N4ps kson Homea Bro
why the Orioies stand So Vel in The r,c @o"ie s
chance. Shec&ard. Kister. McGnnity Howell,
Nckepna and broadway Smith. all former
f br1oIok tg players. have helped out wonder
i, It Is said that Dummy" Hoy Of Louisville.
has ps {; pp enough baseball phraseoogy to
he surprised Fred Clarke by running after a
i"nT dTtys At the same time crying II take It!
Leagues service.
? RICHMOND; Va. Aug. 24.-The Virginia State
9 WI was here nSh
Newport News. Petersburg. Hampton and
another city to be selected later ,Officers will
ably be- president ''N'
:, On account Of quarrel which took place, at
ings. the Loyola base ball team has withdrawn
from the Arch diocesan League The foyoias
ike to play all teams orerss s1itsb aba w guar
antee Address r. F. Mcmahon. l73 East
Eighty-f1fth street.
- few Bostonlans, who are afraid the Brook
soden and freedman for making the unsports-
manltke Meekip transfer. Contrary to the
Boston CUB has joined hands wits sG Several
other League, clubs with the idea OF win fairly
II you can. and II not. why-winp'
rhn tat anha I,,Ia - thn
a aR shs ss Pea S 81 81 Gsn
cranfopd Me- Perth Amboy Hasn q. t'G Gp.a
fSn ssse SEPT MsFoas Perth st BERGEN
For eEsn ssEds dss and st sSs
gil other performers keeler is the fastest man
League IN batting: when the schedule has
hard loser. Keller is gentleman at al! times
and q credit TO both the Brooklyn Club and
the National League.
rivalry between employess OF the Canal street
and Cham bers street stores Of Hackett, Car
EFT @ % .ss i'GL1 nse re 1sst
decided that each store select its best nine,
and Psy for Prosss Rsp TN w
outing for beth stores, as the teams and their
ADMIRERS Will journey 10 tnc kTOuDns IN tally"
hoes and after the game there will be rsfresh-
mentS,
The semi professional Worthwhile F. c. Of New
Jersey have arranged the following schedule
for the balance OF the season: Aug ~. Ridge
wood A. c. at Ridgewood. n j.: Aug. 81. open
Sept. ., borough Park I. C. at Borough Park
Sept; 3, NyacL A. c, at Northysle Sept; 4. 4. N.
and p NJ, Suffern 4. Q. at suffsrn. n. Y: Sept
q. Union A. G. al, Chappaqpa; Sept, 10 Aleyts
p Ea s New 3oPS at East New &Sors SSept Is
like 70 close with frat; class teams giving rea;
y: N. G., A. q Yonkers preferred. Address
In regard to the protest filed by Boston
against the playing ~ two games by Brooklyn
and Louisville, at Washington. Park on Aug. IL.
that day was postr9ned IN Louisville because
Of in that city either on an open date or by
doubling up. The second game was won by
Brooklyn aud the first was lost. Selse protests
the second for obvious reasons. but II he can
point to any clause IN the League cons titution
or rules which definitely shows which game In
double header Is the postponed contest Ham
lon will make the Boston manager the reel
pient OF a suit Of clothes. Nick Young has
ruled that the frat game Ia the scheduled
game. but in League matters what Nick
says doesn't go as a rule. The rules say that
all cham pionshlp games must begin two hours
before shutdown, and the Brooklyn Club
officials say that they are oheyinR the rules to
the letter. II any game is thrown out of tho
record. 1t will he q defeat not q victory from
Brooklyn's record.