The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-06
STANDS FOR NEY BALL'PiRI.
SEATING CAPACITY; or 1900
WIEN ALL COMPLETED. y !,
To be Roomy and Comfortable and Uscfui.
Rather Than Ornamentai-A Wide
Promenade Where Spectator May Ne
Swept by River Breezes-Tho I'm.
frances and Exits.

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'e' m" h'~"e
The stands NJ, tho Nav yo,L Ameriran
Iea gue ba.ehail narr 4, iii. ot,v are desio ned
and are "a he built Tor the usef,l rather than
the ornamental Thar ioos,Ion an Wsshine-
ton Ue,g1ts 10 suoh That art would bavr a
hard tirne vieIng w,th nature IN supplvins
sttractivenes. TO- the ave Ths IordIv Hud-
son a. 49,. 49, .,at,.r g. ~. -, IN.
Harlan 49, -. snv s."yrd ,o ,hs .s.t
and the hills and vaies ~ both rvers maize a
ena sa,,inn o.. ~. Iii o,na. ,.hi,h oorn.
monds a ,;.n en-, " ,is,,si 80, Ths a..
minus view .nat Is visual trsat' me
raneement OF the stands Is TO be such mat
to occupant Of the private boz. will have a
good view Of the same To mate the stands
s,rons roopnv n ana oou,,or,.hls ia The oSisc,
DON Of the Sew York club h.. a1su out
a description Of the stands and arrangement
OF .ne playing ned.
II is to DO field Of heroic proportions. On
sss feet IN cbs. ns ,bs east,
srU hovndae :, =. s,o ." ~. ,ss,S 800,
the northern boundary. s1s feet s and on Fort
cd ge ass Zee, ' q i,ch "o" Tnsrs "a n,sntv Of
room inside the field for home runs. one of
the prettiest features OF the game. meaning
that home runs will be fully earned. The
and viii have stone foundations. The grand
stand will run along Fort Wa. nst0n road
It will be muon like the Brooklyn grand stand.
The other wing will nm naralI.i With ,asth
""s W. ~ pa' 49, 80 -
street. but a considerable distance from the
street-a distance OF 22S feet, making the stand
$50 feet long all told
Inc two wings win not come together at
right angle, but there viii be an elbow IN
of that section as close to the players as the
peheh pSa, bscs
rhs ,ront pS' ~ HE oaS h,,t
Sixteen inches asoSs the level Of the aroSad
and the rear viii be g feet hSh. 4 s,.d ,Hi
100, hn asn s 81 ,ha s,s N c u,i ~ 81 t.st A0
AN An ottraotiya f y. 81 tSs grsDS stsnd
will be a promenade is feet wide. AS the
grand STAND Y TO DC Speh 10 the rear t ,h
benefit Of the cool breezes which sweep the
h,ii ihere are 70 De Sehty tGws Oh se ea,s
IN the srano siahu' W.h a ses.ink capae,Y
waite boxes back Of the home plate. but these
MAY DC done away WIN. all s,.n-
dsdE s,Tnctur stang "a. ssoon SH sto,y ho1sVss
may net be added until later IN the seasSn
Upn uM'i c,ions s ars ~ ha arrro npivste
Do n ana tne SECOND st9rg WIN accommoaa.e
;W more pcrI9hs, ~. l9ot tn 1Sr .nn
The chairs will be Of the folding kind. Of a
new ps1ent insehGed 70 acc 70 ons ; 6pth.
& Il, ne ,d S.s'es 10 re .re crnrsSa nd
of these aises viii lead TO the playing field
SO that they may be used as exits after the
game. ,-,u a., ,.,.. s.n.ra,,no ,h.%.,.,.s
lhere VIII ne sates separstinR tne Nisles
from the field which can be thrown open
QUICKLY TO ihcilltate passing our; hree rows
St stand. the posts to be p feet apart and 20
ARRANGED that .ney VII ihteriere OUT h'tie
VIII the view ni me neg: d =, ,,, .,d.
VIII ne alIeys niteen ieet wide. mucn tne
same ms az the POLO rounds: we aiisys sfpa-
rating the grand stang from the bleachsrs
CAPACITY is ,Q he about 5000 AZ the sx-
trems ends OF bot 6ieaehers are TO De smaller i
cent bleachers are o. the same depth as the
ses.s' .'n"'. ou' Win 'Nea''-."o rows o.
from the grand stand ENDS toward the foul
ends OF the bleachers are nearer TO the foul
at the outside ends nearer - the scens OF
lock straight ahead at the game and not be
The entrance 70 the srounds will be wide
espianaas az POM ,uS, n0rI IN q, don.n street
o9a w On ,ne s"race s eaes VIII un,naI th.r
OF WET Va in oa ea m ~ , unoso omeu
croWds' ana also pear T r. an unuerariEu .Hi
station 70 c1me iaier: inls eh.rS s ieadS
Up 70 sne o', Iii M"eIe srS III y. sVu.
Inc, ornIfs VIII pe 70 aIIdnktu Inat aiteI
buying ticke,s 'ne spectasoIs pass on thIough
the onlces 10 tne tuIns Idssms tne
turnstles N" oieaCheI i-cta'oLs WI come
TO a runway, ~hucn VIII 9e on hne itRht ana
VIII De siisntiE uepiesseu' ,nn.s w w sFc-
tahpt 20 |" Po',t or, ar LII r. III hi., Itn.
nearest the grand stand me srand stand
occupant; aiter mssinsa hne turnsthe, goes
up an easy lhcilne. teauinT 70 tne prone
made already nesciioeed, nose WHO want
70, go ! the le,t neIu pieacners On une other
SIDE OF Ihe nein from tne ensIhnte VIII nhn
broad Walk unoer the erand staoo taxing
them TO their seats IL,
The grounds are 10 De Wen proylded wth
from me erann he fnnr fre, ,%a zen n ,oia 81,
grand stand. There is to be an exit at Iesth
II rect near the Fort WASHINGTON road, where
the occu pants OF the left qeld bleachers may