The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-11
uAyLOy STILL CONFIDENT.
,ur BKOOhLrN MANAGSR sAiS TEE
,,,v utIL RE STEENGTHESED.

u.. Nav pitchers Arc wanted-THik "f
r,,,y loading the Batting order
N,y succeed adei-
49, u,Itiuore and chic ago Win-Notes.
v.,,r.luIs prevented the local ball games
,,,h Washington Park and the Polo dronnus
afternoon. The game postponed in
r,,,.,yG with the CinGinnatis VIII DE p'ayeu
Sunday. sept II. at Newark. 1t was
s'.,,r ,,rtrnate for Hanlons men that they
pI,y, as the iitching corpsis in such
,t,,, mat tho management SGT the wires
.,.y ll-, nish, for three now twirlors at
,..'a Z whom is expected to DO landed be-
I, y..k - out. lIanlon. by the way. Ia
militant, that his team will win the cham
.r r, A reporter OF the THE Sun he
said Yesterday.
"l,,.. .,..uck Of iato has been due solely to
.., tny,I. of tho pitchers and also to weak
,,rn.. Had W. played to-day game would
hr. l.,.r COMPELLED To- put IN McJanes again,
.rl.,. n. las hrrn an easy mark recently the
rr..sIyu- would probably have been whipped.
p,.,na. caught Gold in his shoulder at st.
iou,, and has beeu laid NJ ever sinta. lie eH-
.,,r.,,I, IN a dnv urtwo, | do not I'M
,e,-,ard puun ru.", fpr I've been careful not
,nry,y,yrrk hln, he has received at least two
6,y., ,o-' hotwrrn his games and he's re-
onost,d me ~ give him regular turn. &c
James. '2ubIo IL a source OF great disapp MT
nent 10 me- As plar"i great faith in him te-
cou-rni his remarkable work last season.
"A.rr,uf that the irooSIyn Club 10 st II a, Ar
,,a ,n,n,,r,. wt-h The Sun would 3 int
vav,U give $40 900 for three new pitclers OF
,h.,.,'irnof Philip Of the Cincinnati. who.
IT, nav estimation. Is one OF the best in the
LEAGUE We have already taken stop =, get
tb,e. and hops tu.serurc al least one often
to,ora Sunday A. for the team. outside 4 the
So, %. sure that tho mon will improve in
l.,..r,, shall! make several shifts. perNaps.
,,. Dol, when viii be to have Casey paced
sh,,t nt Jones White be was at the top OF the
hating order earlier in the season. Casey did
fire work aud believe lie can get ia '; into
that stride under similar conditions. feelings
I. practising at first base every day am y ay
succeed Anderson Al any moment. Jennings
,stvnyaInanlr an in,id" player to keep on the
n,nch at this stage oi tn" game. Anderson has
dome yery we'll. but there are many points Of
,r,v tina, he overlooKs nahlcn's hitting on
Wednesday was most encouraging. He has
he.n IN tough luck IN this line all season. but
he b, bound to bat heavily toward the finish.
Maui has also been 4 drawback. as he has
Lore nothing t. helu us. will decide his case
shortly Yrager's delivery needs to be COM
,itrhing He p'accs too much reliance in his
arm and does not use his body enough in get
ting oot his fast bail Donovan will make a fine
twrler a. soon as hcis atle to control his speed.
The trouble is now that he has to letup in order
To- get the bail over the plate. and that Is fatal.
So tsras Kennedy is concerned. | will say that
the Tbs SvN : suggestion that he should receive
irregular turn in the box is based upon good
Judgment Kennedy has more speed now than
ever saw him have. and he will get plenty OF
steady work in the future,
The Brooklyn players want to win. They
have worked hard and are still ready to fight 1t
out to the end Mark what say. that as soon
as can fix up the pitching corps the Brooklyns
will make another great rush toward the flag.
The team is strong and cannot tumble much
longer
Personally am very glad that THE SUN and
other papers opposed the De Nops-
Jennings deal though it would have great
~ strengthened us. / am opposed to syndicate
bali as much as anybody. and wish that had
no interest in the Baltimore club. / shall try
to dlsrUse uf i before another season"
Rain as prevented the BOatOns from play
Ing thu t!nvr.ands yesterday, but there were
three other sames The PhiiadeIphias defeated
the Pittsburgs by one run, the Baltimores won
from st. Louis. and Chicago captured another
ball from the Washingtons.
The Leagues Board Of Directors have de-
cIded that the game played at the Polo Grounds
on the afternoon OF Decoration Day between
the New Yorks and Cncinnatis. which was won
by the former under protest. must be- stricken
from the official record. II will he remem bered
that Umpire Gaffney allowed Gleason 70 SCORE
run without touching the home plate. The
results yesterday:
Phadelph'a. 3. Pittsburg. >.
Baltimore, :. st. Louis, 1.
Chicago, =, Washington, 4.
At BROOKLYN, wet grounds.
At New YORK wet grounds.
At Boston. rain.