COPVKIOHT, 1887, BY THE SPORTING LIFE PUBLISHINO Co. ENTIEED AT PHILA. POST OFFICE AS SECOND cutss MATTES.
VOLUME 9, NO. 21. PHILADELPHIA, PA., AUGUST 31, 1887. PRICE, FIVE CENTS.
playing remarkably well, but she has commenced i the proprietor of the house dance on the parlor tabl O'Hrien las made more home runs, yet Hiues ia the too late, aud th« re is little probability of her taking broke the furniture, terrifieJ the inma-es, who jumpe best batter of tho two. the lead. Dei Moinrs is in a fair way to get ahead THE BEATIN CASE. out of tho windows, and pouuded Smith on the hea MOVESOFIMPORT Donneliy is p.ckint; up the **grftis-cntterB" in groat LATE-NEWS. hut her spurts are spaimodic aud this one will not last with the butt of his revolver. Smith wasbadty hur shape- and is lining the ball eut in fine 8'yle, He and St. Paul is easily bea'cn i»ow that her luck )>ai worked Taylor was arrested, but broke loose and eecapad. Deal-y are the Laso-runners of ihe team when Shock off, And is almost an unknown quantity iu ihe finish is »< t playing. of tho race. THE SOUTH. Dealey has demonstrated that he IB quite an in- More Recruits for the In spite of the fact that the Des Moines, Oslikoan, St A Formal Demand Made The Date of the Associa fielder. He covers an »cre at short. \T'UD. Paul, and, in fact, all the clubs have been expending a How Next Year's League Will Probably b great deal of money in securing new and valuable Made Up and on What Principles it Will BOLD BARNIE'S BRKATHIXGS. Players' Brotherhood. players, Manager Hart has pursued an even tenor by the Association. Hun. tion Meeting Changed. and made but two changes ia the Milwaukee team, a be The Baltimore's Manager Delivers Himself the &Hine time keeping up a lead, though at times liar, NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 23. Editor SPORTIX on Important Current Topics. prewed. The home team has played great ball, both LIFE: The Southern League has passed throug! Manager lUruie had no sooner set foot in St. Aquatic Events of Note A at h»n>e and abroad, aod yith the exception of St A Meeting of the Arbitration another little squabble, but, as usual, earn A Significant Movement by the Paul, won majority of every seties of games playei Louis with his Oriole song birds than a reporter Released Gen thus far. The attendance, in spite of the fact that ihe for through it right side up, and once more dis Leagues in Con of the Kepublican co'lared him and extracted . Pitcher home team was in the lead, has not been as large aa in Committee Asked played the grit and determination that ha Minor hugo chunks of base ball lore. Regarding the St. Paul aud Minneapolis, or in DOJ Monies, excepting characterized its actions in every difficulty i Beitin-KinsJow affair Barnio is quoted assaying: on Sundays. Manager Hart is running the club 01 hated to se eral Intelligence. The Reasons. has met from the outset. We all templation, "I think Mr. Young assumed entirely too much. his own responsibility, so he say?, while the othei drop out of the race, but its dropping teams are owned by wealthy men of tho various cities Nashville authority. He must remember he is not the a benefi and on (hut account he is unable to buy expensive out under the circumstances proved National Agreement. Whatever the facts in the JOINKD THE OBDEB. The American Association haa finally taken caused sev THE ASSOCIATION. players and pay extravagant salaries, as Oihbochhaa rather than an injury. Five clubs Ecutin-Kinrilow matter, Mr. Young should by however, have ample reason t an important and decisive step in the Beatin The Pitlsburg Players Become Members done. Milwankeeaus, eral expensive lay-offs, whereas now the fou The Chances for Percentage Still Brigh Association be proud of their base ball club, and should try t< case through its representative on the Arbitra all means have listened to what the of the Ball Players' Brotherhood. clubs can play a close schedule with more game: The I>ate of Meeting Changed. rendered a patronize it aa it deserves. There are prospect* of an tion Committee, Secretary Byrne, a copy of on the home grounds. New Orleans is now well in tin had to say before he so summarily Special to SPORTING LIFE. team being placed here nex issue, the date o American Association whose letter, requesting a meeting of the com load, and a* all tho players are in flue form, excep As foreshadowed in our last decision in the matter. It was an in?ult to our PiTTBUnc, Aug. 27. Word has been received season should the homo paironauo warrant puch an has been mittee to consider the case, with the grounds Kwiug, we ought to keep in the lead and win the pen the special meeting of tho Association body, and we should not let it go unheeded." that all of Ihe members of the Pittsburg Club ex- experiment, and it ia hoped the scheme will go through nant handily. according to the following notice: therefor, ia hereby appended: changed When tho reporter asked concerning the make e«j|it Ualryinjile, Smith, Wbimey and Ueechor The League for next season is giving people in COU'MBUS, 0, Aug. 24. The special meeting ha up of the Association next year, the Usltimoro joined the Players' Brotherhood in New York TOPEKA TOPICS. CINCINNATI, 0., Aug. 20. this neck of tho woods more serious thought LOW been changed from Sept. 3 to S*-pt. 5 by requrst of th' MR. N. E. YOUNG, CHAIRMAN BOARD OF ARBITRA than the present one. That there will be a Southern manager said: "Well, it will'bejujt the same on Tuesday. Dalrym pie, of course, being an clubs. WHEELER WIKOFF, Secretary. Trip Misstatements Corrected TION i>«ar Sir: On June 27, 18S7. Mr. Ed Uealin League next (Mason there is no question, thong] as it is this year." He emphasised the state oMLia^iie playr, haa boon a memt.er BtDce the or- A Successful The object of the change is two-fold: Firstly nod implying that and Gossip. and Mr. Thos. Kinslow, ball players, at that time in the there is some question aa to what cities will com ment v:ith a nod and a wink the pioiziliuii was foinied, anJ Smilh an.I Whituey were Club News city of Alleutjwu, Pa., signed each for himself an pose it and the plan upon which it will be run. to prevent a lay-over in New York over Sunday he knew what ho was talking about anil the wink aouMo ttiallend tlm uieotiug Hint ijih'lit. Bi-tcher is TOPEKA, Has., Aug. 22. Editor SPOKTISO Lir agreement to play base bull with Iho Cincinnati Rage I am positively In favor of the percentage plan that he wnsu't goincr to jmv away the pr*ciso reason >t home. It i9in.dnr8t".id thit Fred Carroll will be The Giants returned home last Tuesday from a very should the business demand moro than one day' Ball Olub, said agreements setting forth the compen and believe that it la the only eafe one for all the attention, and secondly, to enable tho Associa v;hy he knew it. '-Yes sir, the talk about Louisville ia m»d>' president of the Pittsburg chapter. Tho chnp- successful trip, they, winning Dine out of thfrteei sation each man was to receive for bis services. Upon minor leagues. It was upon that plan base bal a f«ke, and Mr. Von dt-r Abe ingoing to stay where it tor will t>e repreeeuttd at the meetiug in Kew Yutk games plavetl, losing two games each to Hastings sn the aamo day, aud immediately upon the signing of was fostered and built up, and the minor leagues & tion to await the action of the League and the will bo for his best interests." on Sunday. Lincoln. The boys complain bitterly of ihe treat men said agreements by Btatin and Kinslow, Mr. G. H. least must look to tbat plan for Iheir success. A Arbitration Committee in the Beatin case, ant "Aieyou in favor cf percentage?1' rect-ivtd at the hand* of the umpires in both Hasting Schrnelz, the manager and agent of the Cincinnati league of clubs must be considered as to resolve upon decisive action should such be "No, sir, 1 am not. NeverlheUed, I am for the in and Lincoln, especially in the lait earned place. Thomas w. Keene, the Actor, Enjoined. Base- B;ill Cmb, forwarded to Mr. W. C. Wikoff, presi organization, each club forming a part, and come necessary. terests of the Ai-ocwtlon." Tlm Kansas City Club played Ihpir ft mil series iu thi Association, "Supposing Mr. Yon der Ahe demands it? Special to SPORTING LIFE. dent and secretary of the American each part is necessary to the other, the stronger part, As to the umin question, "percentage or guar NEW YORK, Aug. 27. William R. Haydrn obtained city Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday of last week and also to you as president and secretary must take care of the weaker (ones, or the weake "Let him denimi-i. We aie not ruled by any one u ii'juncti.'n yeftNational League, notice by telegraph ones fail. This plan also ^ives the club that is no antee/'' there are no new devevopments. There cluh and nre not 11 be bn'ldojwd. Mr. Von der Ahe 8u|irt'me Court, restraining Tlioinan U. Ea^leoun, the Kansas City st-rieaon tho home grounds is eight vie of the fact that Beatiu and Kinslow had drawing well at home a chance to strengthen up, fo haa been a lot of private conferring and much 't force the ptTceiita.-e through, but h* may be able tories and one dt-feat for the home team. signed with tho Cincinnati Club. Immediately tha stronger ihe ctub the better they draw, whereas be to get it through. That's diftVr*nt, ywu know"." Mt' r, known vrufefStoually as Thomas W. Keeme, TLat individual who signs himself "Quill," bu quiet discussion going on over the matter from unintf the latter Uiilin? in aoy drama or play in upon receipt of stid notice, Mr. Wiknff, as required to on the guarantee plan, if a club h weak and not draw tween the clubs, and from what can be gleaned "Are you in favor of giving Ihe champion club a wh(«o real name is very well known here, makes som do by our constitution and the National Agreement as ing well at home they have no chance to strengthen e;«cia1 percentage on account of it's being ihe cham any (if tb« oi>««a liounes, theatres and miiHic tiatla of l«'ter of the fith ins the outlook for percentage is eren brighter than this State-, and front ('laying under Ihe managemtnt of very rash tttemeiU* iu his well, promulgated u* tice of such contracts and upon up, and tho whole league becomes a loser in CUM se pion club?" Atifl N. iWney. Tne injunction WHS granted in a There is no record-playing in tho Topek* Club as th notice from bim to you, it was presumed you would, iu quence. Though New Orleans is the best drawing it was a week ago. Cleveland, Louisville, St. "Ye»; (hat Is fair and a good rule. That ought to brillitnt individual atiiteH, as every man pulls toeethe the ordinary course and as required hy tho Agreement, city iu the S>mih, we are willing to go into nex Louis and the Mets are, of course, solid for it, be nutde a rejtnlur thing." nit brought ty Uajd.'O to reco?er 85,000 far breach ami ttiey go after everything tdatis hit at them. An f contruct. __ promulgate *aid notice. This you declined to do, I season's League upon tho percentage plan, and so Cincinnati is said to favor it in return for some Regarding the League and Association Mr. P>a>nie fuithcrniure, there are no "back cappers" on th i,u the ground that Messrs. Beatiu and id; "I wuHlriu't be a bitparprised to nee thj Detroit Kin informed, declare ourselves now. Had the Southern ]>aeu concessions, and the Athletics are also prepared ' Jake Gaudaur'8 Brother Defeated. te.un, os tveiy man is straightforward, aud what an Kinslow were virtually already ui.der contract with Blurted on the percentage p'an this year it would no Club locate at Staten Island next season. The Drtroita of thfm cay behind a person's back they will say t the Detroit Club, a club member of the Natloi-al havo kwt a single club. to turn in for it in certain contingencies. Mr. can'tstay in unions the LongiM adopt* the percentage, Bpecinl to ^PORTINO LIFE. his face. tho patties to the National Agreement; Vonderhorst, of Baltimore, who was in town for and thitt they won't do. B -stou, Washington and Out., Aujf. 27. The Vise-Gaudaur race League, utie of I woul i like to «ee an eight-club Southern League OKII.I.IA, Jimmie Little, while h«re, was Ihe recipient of it being claimed th>it Bentin and Kinalow had name 1 m'xi season, made up as follows: Richmond, Norfolk but Philadelphia aro dead sj^ainst it, and it takes a two was K-wed here Thursday evcninir. The men started diamond etml from r>no of his Kaunas City admirers a few hours last week, was non-committal, their tt-ruis to the Do'roit Hub ami the same had been Charleston and Atlanta forming the EasVrn division, to him good third votH to change the constitution just as it does lonellitT. Wise, who was pulling thirty-four to about the s'ze df a s'lver dollar, aud he is justly prou agreements with stated that he would act as seeinod in our Asfiociat(6ti. Pittsburg ia also against percen H l--ngth on him, but accepted prior to the tigoing of the nnrt Memphis, Nnshvil'e, Birmingham at d New Or Gaudaiu's thiity, soon had half of his beautiful and coetly present. the Cincinnnnti Club. leans the Western. Some may claim that these dis for the Association as a whole. Even Brooklyn, tage." Guui'aur settled down to work, overh«uled Wise, and Bus Holliday is without doubt the best centr Having in Its possession agreements signed by these lances are too great, but I hold it is better to pay hitherto the staunchest supporter of the guaran wiw Icadiug him at thn ihroe-qunrter nnl^ by live fielder in Ibis League, and as a latter he tops the: men, which, under the respective constitutions of tlip little more railroad fare and go to good towns than tee plan, while not willing to go the whole hog WILKESI5ARRE WIIISrKRS. lengths. After that \Vtso started to caiu steadily and all. League and Association, and also by the provisions of pftv a little less and play to empty benches for a ehor on the question, is willing to make some sort of td him at the mile. Wise won by about two Jack Sueed has not done any great work since join contracts, the Shutting; Out the Stars The Excursion the Agreement, are n'ganlod as binding while in poor towns, and then suffer the annoyance o compromise. With all the clubs in this frame C_th.', in slow time, at 14:02. ing tlio cluh, either in the field or at the ba*. If h Cincinnati Club ordered these men to report to said having these empty-bench towns drop out a little late Kacket .A Couple of Players Released. was the king bee of tbe Southern League what mus of mind it ought not to be so very difficult to club in New York for duly and furnished them fund* on. WILRKSBARRE, Pa., Aii£. 24. Editor SPORT- Hosmer Beats Kennedy. the drones he? fo to do. Instead of reporting as they agreed to do in If NorfolkandRichmondwillcomeIn, tbe Southern arrive at an equitable solution of tho most impor Special to SPORTING LIFF. Joe Gun-on has btospomed out w a real hard hlttei New York, they reported to tho Detroit, Club and it League next y^ar will be made up pretty near a ever been ISO LIFE: Our boys havo mude another trip he will eo or return vit New Orleans, ant ur grounds to-day (Wednesday) and were shut A Pitcher Released. prt'fcj and public iu every city in which he ha« uui organization of all tho minor leagues now under Special to SPOHTINO LIFE. duty under the requirements of the Agreement to each play a week here. The Southern route i* tho ut by the home team; score, 1 to 0. The game pired this season. IRISH PAT. promulgate said notice, it boing regularly Issued and bhorff*t aud the pivttiodt one to tha conjt in the fall the National Agreement. One of the objects ol was tha finest ever played here and WAS remarkable KANSAS CITY, SIo., Aug. 27. Mike Shea, the ex- It was eminuo arranged in Gabeston aud L->s Angeles. Rule among the minor leagues wit/tin tkemeelvet. finest lunuitig ca'cli ever made here, thereby saving nriy in the season, was relea-ed hy M.inazer I'atter- important a notice without substantial reasons :he K'lme, an a uiis-t would wurely h*ve allowed the on vesterday. Bbea hits d iuo sime. ver.v g >oy the minor leagues, but they also believe that ils>) in cont»uiptaLi: n un excursion t*> Glen Ouoko, at Toronto members of our club, Whiklemnn, Foster, Mur either the League or tho Association is concerned. to sign a whtm-by ihfy can rtiiso a largo amount to liquidate poned pnmo of Aug!' 11 will be played it is not fair for those organizations Sept, A. M. 'Ihe Rochester-Scranton poslpotied ray, Shaw and Kreig, wore arrested for playing The League and Association b^ing thf creators of and THE INTERNATINNAX, TROUBLE. pljiyer that a minor league has spent money in ' d*4>ts of the club, and it i- to be hup* d tli.it the gumo of July 25 will b« played at ItoclieKter Sept. 8, A. ball Sunday week and bound over to appor in the parties to the National Agreement, and tlu same developing without compensation. Tho?e and club will play th« season ont without fating behind a M. Tho Toronto-Rochester pottjioncd game of Aug. boing in force, it remains to bo seen if nne Illiighamton's Disbaiidment Causes a Seri dollar. The editors and publishers who have annually M will be played at Kochetter, Sept. 6, A. M. the district court in September. An injunction party thereto can icnore and over-rido the the general interests of the minor leagues looked tin* excursion have kindly ronno»te-l to forego C. 1). WHITE, Secretary. is threatened by the "Law nnd Order" people in provisions and conditions of Ihe said Agree ous Dispute A Special Meeting Called. after in an organized way teem to be the objects he same this season aud lend their aid in behalf of rase they attempt (. play aga'u on Sur-duy, whicl ment whenever it sees fit or finds it The Binghamton Club disbanded last Satur of the movement. ClihOLE. ;he home club. Pedestrlanism in the West. they undoubtedly will, as Sunday frame* are vt>r convenient to do so. If th iff is the fact the sooner tho day, Aug. 20, making the third club that 1ms ronthcra, loft fielder, and Fitz«imra"f.^, ratcii«r( profitable, tho atteudaiicu being ftiim 2,500, to 3,500. party to ttie compact Is made aware of it the bet c relo.iso:l t< day. Broulhera ha» rn t shown many Special toSPOBTINU LlPK. other ;nne to pieces in the International League this FROM: THE CAPITAL. I sincerely hopo the day Is coming w lit-u people gen ter it will be- for all concerned. Under 'be Agreement qood qualities as a ball pUyr, lot FitzsiinmoDS lift* Osnit"6H, Aug. 27. Harrimnn hai accepted the recognizo the fart thit ''Sunday wan made ^OudO:i. The remaining clubs are agitated now perhaps, he erally will a Bo:ird of Arbitration was created, and among the Poor Showing; of the Senators Since Their fed n\\ the sca-mn gi>or amusement or recreation, can derivL club member of the otlier Afsicialion p-*rty hereto." WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. 26. Editor SPORT Manager Du:my Muck is confined at home by slck- S7.OOO for an Electioneer Colt. nmeh benefit fn>ni a little innocent amusemoat on That there is a dispute between tho Cincinnati Club games will count. If tbe games were thrown no-p. Special to SPORTING Lire. Sunday such as witnessing a ball game. of the American Association, and the Detroit Club, oi out Syracuse, Newark, Rochester, Jersey City ING LIFE: The successes in Boston last Satur Our stnak of bad luck has probably ended, and closed a suscessful trip, and BOSTON, Aug. 27. George \V. Leavitt, of this city, NOTES. tlio National League, as to the services of Messrs and Toronto would have to suffer, while Buffalo, day ver.v fittingly tutting out two clubs in succession is something to pnrcbusrd yjsterday of John S. Clark, New Bruns Gentle Willie Murpliy has been loaned to the ~>atin and Kluslnw, will hardly bn denied. It is 11 Hamilton, Scranton and Wilke.sbarrc would be the victories were duo more to the excellent 3 proud of. Look out f jr ue, we may probnbly show matter of puWic notoriety. There bein^a dispute, ii oaie go playing yet. L. wick. N. J., the young xtalliou Elation, foaled 1884, Furgo Club, when* his wonderful batting is exciting the gainers. Syracuse would take a big fa!], her work of Whitney than to any other member of in d hy Electioneer, dam Sally Graham, by Volunteer. the admiration of the natives. is clearly the duty of tho Board of Arbitration, not the team. The result of the trip is very satia- chairmnn, or the tfCretan/, or any itttUv&lnnl tn&nbi loam having won ten out of the twelve games with ;he AT HOME AGAIN". The price paid was $7,000. Elmer Foster has consented to play hero the rest of Bmjthamtou, ami film thr utens to withdraw if the actory, for the club started out in a very bad this season, the negotiations which were pending for ttiereof to determine as to the rights of tho clubs, or justice or injustice of the claims of tho rrspcctm games aru nut c-nintyl. Iu regard to counting the condition, and a club of amateurs could have Etapman's Chippies Once More ITpon the Hamilton's New Third Bnscman. his release to tho Indianapolis Club having been do ganua S> additional pitchers minedly Deal With the Question thi I suggest thfl^e dates for the reason I will not bo only played two gamea with Scnnton. Therefore it During the past week Fall. able to got back before Sept. 2, and at that time icenis (hat the fi:st tw,i srame^ played by each club ;ry has been raised that this city will not sup ave been signed. W. F. Caliban, the wcll- with Biiighamton eh .uld alone be counted. This port a ball club. Well, if the club wiil hut play IS JERSEY CITY CLOSING OUT? Tho success of the Chicago Club's fight for Messrs. Phelps and V<,n der Ahe, my co-delegates, wi vnown pitcher of the Elmira CUib, was secured be in the Ka«t with their clubs. Mr. Day will prob would probably destroy Syracuse's chances for the U-a-ly ball I will wager that the people will be total abstinence in its ranks has had its effect and n Friday. He left his club, as he bad been Tltcomb and Murphy Sold to New York and ably be iu New Ynrk at that time, and Col. Rogers can pennant, and R'xlu-slcr wonl'l be nowhtre. It ii ar ti-ady in their attendance. The exhibitions this in<-d. On Monday, E-ldK- Green, th» maiustny of tho O'Brieii to the MeU. there is now considerable talk in favor of the un o^er from Philadelphia. It may CAU«O you some gued (hat Biu^lumton had played four panics with ek. were enough to disgufct even a base ball k-funct iJiit^i.amton Club, was signed. Green haa League itself taking up the temperance question itt'e inconvenience, but I know how willing you are Oswego, Scrantou's predecessor, making six with Iho raiik. CL-ii vtry cftt'C'ivw this season. The club n»w hag JERSKT CITY, N. J., Aug. 26. It looks very Oswigo-Scrauton combination, and that this should be this fall. Tho plan suggested is for tho incor at all times to suffer for the general good, and, HE WARD DEAL THE POOL-SELLING NUISANCE. ,ve go:«l piicherj and fill bu: one ara in «xc*-ll«'nt much as if the homo club was preparing to fol as the meeting can be made brief, it will the basis of distribution. The vexed matter will be poration of a clause in the contracts requiring meeting of tho League to be held In conversation with Mr. Hcwitt he 8»yd "that tho liaje. Fttnniiiir injured his l--g in sliding \K'O ihin! low the example ofO-swi-go, Utica and Bingham- not kefp you away any length of time from your settled at a special rhnle reason that the WarJ transfer uas not consum ate in (ho eloveu-inniug tauie, but he will be all ton, as to-day long pending negotiations for the each player to abstain from intoxicating liquors iappy household. I shall advise the Cincinnati Club at the Genfcfeseo HOUPC, Buffalo, N. Y., Tuesday, Auir. iglitflL'on. 30. It is said lhat Elmira will tako Binghamton's mated was because the outiru press of New Yurk City ale of tho three best men in the team wore con absolutely during the regular season. It is to te present and furnish us with their sido of Ihe case uinped u[*m Mr. Day's ahouUeru nnd raised a howl Since bc^inninar this l.-tter I learn that C«lihati will fchown that local man place, in which event all will be clear sailing. summated, New York getting pitcher TUcomb urgue.l that experience hai md trudt you will a'lvisr- tho I)e:roit Club to do like Inch he \\m bound to heed. If the prea* had kept lot c:»me to I'nff ilo a^ lie thinks his salary in nut large agers for various reasons are unable to abate this evil. wise. It seems to me only fair that the Detroit Club till, Ward woull have bomi in Washington to-day nous''. He ha* gnue to Km,i;8Um, Oit., \vh*-re ho re- »nd catcher Murphy, and the Metropolitan Club Wlieii an attempt in made to discipline a man he is in ihould refrain from using either of the mon named THE CALIFORNIA WINTER SEANCE. tnd plnyiag out rheru in the field. In»tcu0 blacli- first baseman O'lJricn. The battery, it is said, directly encouraged in his bad behavior by some club intil tho question at issue is settled. I cfafuld liko to ery likely remain ia .New Yoik ;is louj^as ho cares t> ht- doe' n"t n-p^.rt. cost New York $3,000. stepping iu aud ottering aconsideiation for his relvute. iear from you by wire or mail on receipt of Una. Four Combinations Already Booked to Go- :>Uy ball. I have not given him up entirely, but my ostp<'iicil N.'wnrk-Buffnlo game of June 23 will Ledell Titcomb wna born in Haverhill, Mass., According to the plan suggested, when a plnyer goes I will be at the HawUy House, Cleveland, until Where They Will Play, Etc. io|>ts are very small." e iol room. IT*S IN THE AIR. lease or transfer. On tho temperance question the 'ept that he thought his course in the matter der Geo. Munson. Tho Browns and Detroits will nut pennit it auy longer, and if they persist in Ihe I'billies got only four safe hits off h.s delivery and League is to have full power. On all other matter* ot to him right and according to the rules. will likely play at Alameda Park, at Oakland; were beaten by two runs to one. Harry Wright then ccmed li!B kind of business I ahull throw their uirt-M over VI i at tho Abuses of tho Present System discipline the local managements are to exercito their ie deplored the fact that through tho ambiguity Hart's Cuicagos at Central Park, San Francisco, lie fence aud not let tlum into the grounds at all." May Lead to in the Near Future. ligued Titcomb to ploy with the Phillics in 1SS6, but ituthoiityas at pnseut. This it is thought will effec be left that clnb early in tho season aud \veut wilb Die f the National Agreement as to when a minor and the New Yorks in the same city, at the new PITCHER SHAW'S CASE. That there are likely to bo sonic great changes tually weed out tbe drinking element or make them in these various Athletics. He also secured his release from that club abandon tbe habit entirely for six months in the year. oague'a protection lapses, such a case as Haight slreet grounds. The inU-ivst When Shaw was seut home from Pittsburg ho was n the ba#c ball wurld at the end of this season, and joined the Jersey City team. When with the been made possible. He wished contest* will he so great that undoubtedly there will ry loud in his grievances to tho press, and an- his had bean interchange of games between the Si. Louis r at least before the beginning of another, is former club ho was wild. Since joining the jer--ey that he would ouDCtd that he would not play hall in this city or City toiim, however, ho has been playing a remarkably REMARKABLE PITCHING. t was already settled and stated Browns, the N»-w Yorks, Detroits an 1 Chicagos. vith the club. As 6e olT the directors decided that as he hud not iu City. Tbe Browns will xaetly what may happen. The players are be- Patrick Muruhy, his catcher, is a great back stop acknowledged the receipt of Mr. Byrne's letter City, Denver and S'tlt Lake wo years boon pitching in puod shape that and thrower, nnd under tho Od rules last yenr made Charles Bohn, pitcher of the Mansfield Club, leave St. Louis about Nov. 10. Thty have already ar >ey would KIVO him but one more trial, inning to grow restive under tbo abuses en- a fine average. He is 27 years of ase, weighs ICO of the Ohio State League, gave a wonderful per nor-appointed a date for a meeting of the Com ranged for a series of ten games with ihe LVtroits on [o went in the box Monday, and the endcrcd by the Reserve Rule. Some of them pound.', and is 5 feet 10 iuche* tall. Ho has been formance in the box against the Cantons on Au mittee. the Alameda grounds, tut they will probably take part 'ay Detroit pounded him was tcnible. He re men of education, many arc men of shrewd tht* pr fpj,«ion three 3car*, and did trood work while gust 22. Not asemblanie of a base hit was Detroit has been excited, judging from our in full fifty game?before returning Kast. "They will was, after tho game, suspended indefinitely without usiness sense. It is a f|uc>mie«, he U?.d an average of .217 in batting and 929 faced Bohn in the nine innings, and nine were etruck he contracts. These were probably sent not on. cal condition he icsteJ at the expense of the club, entiou next Oct-jber, and draw up and adept a "bill Inn fH+hnz. out hy his remarkable work. The lull score of this re- nth a view to taking the men from Detroit, There is an obs'acle, however, to the Eastern teams 'et he would only at tinn-s do his best am) the reit of 1 righ's." Suppose i lie directors of the Lcajuo refused The Met*' acquisition, first bnseman O'Brten, is a floe markaWe gHlno appears in the Ohio League's columns. iutto make Cincinnati's case complete by com- playing on tht1 coast which should bo adjusted as soon id work WH*of an indifferent chivrac't-r. His siupen- o graut it. Hupposo, fnrtiier, that thw players there- baiter, bHse-ruoner and flefd. r. He will prol-ably Handiboe.of theColumbug Club, al*ojdid gieat work as possible. There are two blacklisted players in the on was merited, and l;c wiil stay thera for somu time pon sliould form n co-operative Ita^uo of their own, play first base in Dave Orr's place for tho present. Ho against the Akrons on August 21, not a single man >Iying with Section 33, of the Association Con- einplov of the California League, viz., John J. Smith, coinP, and it will be v/oll for him to buy his own re- a player who has jporliou their own playora nnd their territory, aiid w H brother to Jho Washm.nton O'Brien, Tbe price reaching fir*t, either in a hit or a base on balls. He titution, which requires that blacklisted by Loui-ville, and Donah UP, of tho ease as it seems as if no other club is willing to put e^i" next teasou on their o\\n huok. What would be paid for him is not knoun. was not as well supported in the field, however, as igned an agreement with a club must sign a Havcrlys, blackliit'-d by AiUnte. Perhaps the Na p any dual for it. ho rorfuh? Very likely iiothiug of the For t will be Bohn. This Handiboe is a younger brother of the'ex- egular contract within thirty days after making tional Agreement doesn't apply to or have jurisdiction MINOR IfE.NTtOS. in tho winter, but since tempted ao souu. Stil!, oucl: a thing is by no me,ins THE NORTHWESTERN PENNANT. 1'ittiburg pitcher of the same ncme. Such exhibi he agreement. over tramping Eastern clubs The day that punishment was uietoil out to Shaw it ni]>u6siMo, and in case nu change is mwde in the pres- tions aa these are very rare in the annals of base ball. these comliiualiana propose to travel under the name was lumurod that Shock had been released, but such nt constitution of the League uiid the Associiition it ia and presumably function of noted League and Asso a^ in t the case. The question of big rc-leiso w*w c,>n- ardly improbnblo. I?a?o ball is n new Uuitiiu-fta, com- Milwaukee, Though Unablo to Strengthen, Rough on Valentine. ciation clubs, it might be made to apply, and thereforo Still Has the Best Chance for Winning It. Severed Him Right. dert'd, but it was decided to hold him a wliilo longer, iiiutively tv&a r 0-likosb, and both Shannon and Wilson The League btnfi -.f umpires he immense and growing popularity of tho game will »s highly praise J by all the papers. nre giving him great help. Cjr about one-tbird of these are to be played with Powers, Chas. Daniels and Jackson Ilrady Daniels rest of tbe season, or until his arm get* entirely well, brce its ad iption IT a moMfied addition to it." FarrelTs arm is yet quite sore, but he may be able to Ibe leading clubs. The rest of tbe fames ate with the He id an experienced man, he will hava to He idle at his own expense, though in Caahen ia pitching gngit ball for Danbury. Thii succeeds Jerry Sullivan. This contains a pretty hard and undeserved ike part in the Chicago ganirs. Wlum ho caino home you UK mail 'is ouc of tho most piv iiitBing pitchers ia iBmller club«. Des Moinos, vhich is Milwaukee's having served in both the League and A*s .ciation as jured while working for the Letuuc, «s thci« is uo is arm was perfectly useless, but <>y careful nursing nearctt competitor, Is s'illsix tattoo behind, St.. Paul Hia last berth was as nnn- provision for BUCU cas.s. Now isn't this iutlx-r hard ship at President Nick Young. As for the the country, and if some one cf the* big clubJ »curo , well as iu minor leagues. and the massage treatment) ho may be able to throw him they will litive a treasure. is behind ninene games, and Oshr.osb is in iho rear by mtter of tho Hartford Club. Jackson Brady takes V»l- .welve-club scheme, it "hasn't got to come," and i well as ever, ten games.. Sj Iu spito of Milwaukee's recent Icsse'a cntluo's place until the latter recovers from his broken Old reliable JHO JJro'.vu is doing gr«at work for Jer- h« >t:ll hiw a conilortable chance for winning. By will be a long time maturing. There are two big Whitney ia doin£ aa good work ad srer lie did, and Ergaiiizations now in tbe and Oairi continues to do fine work for D-mbury. Melropolit-in EAU CLAIRE, Wis., Aug. 24. First baaemau Smith, for them; the people who support » it should he would pull many nioroTictoriea. If \vo Aiiatyau did lino worlt for the Cleveland^ when U* uto to b»y that s'i> will come out a lea 'er in tho race ing good satitfiw tion as Kabferu League umpire, and the Eau Cltiro ball team, went to a (Irrefutable here's room whoii Boston ottered uiui to us wo for it ia n
Weidman claims he was frozen out of the Detroit PHI1.1. AB.B. B. 1 IHDI'POUI. 1B.B.B. P. A.B Games Played Thursday, Aug. 25. Wood, If..... 3 1 1 0 00 Biowa,_._-.-, cf_-.... 3- 000 Puti.ADECpiiiA vs. DETROIT AT PHILADELPHIA Aro. FROM DETROIT. Club. Recent developments would a-em to indicate FROM THE HUB. Andrews, cf. 3 0 3 1 00 Glassc.jck,«3. 3022 26. "!hiS"a«» mo»t cxci'ing game for the 10,000 thit the "freezing out;i didu't occur too soon. BASE BALL. The Detroits' Work on the Trip Exceeding Everything seems to point to a return to the oercen- Bring a New Fogarty.rf.... 3 1 0 2 0 Oieerv, If...... 3 0 1 1 people p,es>eui, as the pitching *as flne, the flc-Wing A Minority Stockholder to good and runs scarce until the last inning. Ihe tAge system in the League. All the fairest-mi udr-d JIulvay, 3b.. 21000 OjDeuny, 3b... 2001 Expectations Statistics to Show that They men connected with base ball avow themselves in Suit Against Iho Boston Directory A Fergusun,2b2 1 1 1 0 Sh< mbe'gjlb 2 116 visltorsgota run in tho first inning OB Richardson's "Can't Ixise tlie Pennant" The Beatiii- aud Thompson's tingle and another iu the foitith whea favor of it. It is the only hut Sj stein and should pre Week of Rain Disgusts All Boston A THE NATIONAL LEAGUE. Farrar, Ib... 201 4 0 0 Bassett, 2b... 2010 Khislow Case That Forfeited New York vail. linffinton.p.. 2 0 0 0 7._.,...._._...._ 0 Johnson, rf. 2 0 1 0 Kowe, Thompson and White nwdo base hitt, T«itc1>ell Chat With Captain Anson, of Chicago airuck out aud Bennett hit to Andrewu, Bowe Bcorini. Game Home Happenings. AI out every fire minutes ft rumor to tho effect that Games to be Played. Irwiu, ai..... 2 0 0 1 1 1 Slyew, c...... 2 0 1 510 the I)-trcit Club is to be sold bobs up. To a)l of them Huh Happening*. Aug- 29, 30, 31, \V'ushiD)it"ii va. Chiu^ii" »' Washington. Clements, c.. 2 0 0 6 20 Boyle, p...... 200 0 40 After Ihtt they failed to score. The Phillies tied in tbo DETROIT, Aug. 25. Editor SPORTING LIFE: sixth atVr two were out on Andrews' force, Mulvey's President Stearns smilingly responds: "N.», sir; tho BOSTON. Aug. 26. Editor SPORTING LIFE: " 29,3U, 81, Bcflton v«. Dun-nit a: B «lon. Total...... 21 i 6 15 11 I Total...... 21 1 7 16 10 1 The "comparative ease" with whi^h the Dc- Detroita will play for Detroit n:*xt season." " 20,;;(), 31, riiilailrlphia vg. 1'iitslmrg at Phila. Phi.adelphia...... 4000 0 4 base ou White's wild throw and a hit by McGuire. In One of the best known base ball characters in too last inning Oetzeln weakened and bita by Fairar troil:s are keeping ahead of the other aspirnnts My feelings OT* r the way the Bo>ton Club bf.8 been " -O>, 3i>, :n. New Y..rk T«. Indiaimpoiri »t N. f. Indianapolis...... 0001 0 1 for the pennant is the most striking feature of going down the hill Are too deep for utterance. When Boston ia I)r. Pope. The Doctor believes in Sept. 1, 3, Philadelphia »H. Chicagu «t ChilKlelpliia. tarn.druus^-rhiladelphiaS. Two-base hit Bw- and Irwin, Forgnson's base on nails and Casey's out yielded a run. Woods, then with a triple cleared the the struggle for the flag. Stronger and stronger I regain ruy composure you may expect more ex three things; his own ability as a pitcher, " 1, 2, 3, New York vs. D^truir ai New Ynrk. sett. Home run Foretwon. Stolen bases Andrews, tended menfi' n. " 1. 2, 3, Wiuningtun vs. Pitt3l)i.rs at Wasliington. Cojarty, Mulvey. First on balls Glasscc-ck. Siruck bates and scored himself on Thompson's wild throw grow the indications that the Wolverines will in Harry Wrigbt'a ability to manage a ball nine in, after which a triple by Uulvey and muff by Rich Beatin is on ibe way borne, his arm having gone u 1,2,3, UoBton vs. Indititiapottgat BoBt>m. out Wood. Fonarty, Brown, Seery, Johnson, flo\ le. the fall play the Browna for the world's cham buck on bim. This H very unfortunate, as he wrts re fis it should be managed, and the ability of the " 5, «. 7, New York v«. Witsliinntou »t Now York Pa.ned bulls Clements 1, Myera 2. Wild pitches ardson yielded siill another run. Score: Beacons to polish off any amateur team in the PHILA. AB.8. B. P. A.E DETROIT. AH.B.B. P. pionship. Chicago will doubtless complete their lied on to do good work in the East. It appears tbat " 5, 6, 7, lliMtou vs. Philadelphia at Boston. I!uffint..n 3. Umpire Sullivan. he pitched a game in the rain nt A lien town just befoo) country. When the doctor believes in a thing " 5, B, 7, Detroit vf. CMtai/0 at Detroit. WASHINGTON vs. DETROIT AT WASHINGTON Auo. 22. Wood, If..... 6 1 3 1 0 o;Ricli'rd'n,2bft 1 1 2 7 I unfinished series with the Browns some other Andrew*, of.. 611 0 0 Brouthe's.lb 4 0 0 11 0 0 year. If Detroit oomes home with a lead I coming to Detroit abd caught cold iu his arm, which he ia "stuck on" it, but when he thinks a wrong ** 6, G, 7, Indianapolis vs. I'ittnburg at Indianapolis. Manager Gaflney concluded to give Shaw jii>t has troubled him evr-r since. ono more trial, and the result was di-astrous. The J'ogarty, rf... 510 0 llRowe.ss...... 4112 3 1 shall consider U about time to hunt around for a has been done him ho can't rest ea.«y until he Tile Kecord. 0 1 Rttlney, signed by the New York Club, is ft native of Wolverines sized him up aud pounded Tiim all over the Mulvey, 3b.. 5 2304 liThompson^-f 4 030 to discuss has squared accounts. When the liostuns lli-Gum, c.. 6 0 1 7 1 1'Whiie. 3b.... 4 0 2 1 1 2 pole on which to fly that flag and also Birmingham, Mich., and for some time played with the Tbe great battle for the pennant ia aa close field for six innings. Myera iiad an oft day at second the material and style of the banner. There is no CBS-* Club, of Detroit. crossed the ocean years ago tho doctor went and made several costly errors. Gelzeiu pitched Farwr, Ib... 6 1 1 T 1 0 Twitchell, If 4 0 0 « 0 0 and interesting as ever. Detroit has held to tho apparent reason why Detroit should come home Secretary Load ley, of tho Detroit Clnb, who man with them for the trip. He believes in tho lead with tenacity and is still woll in front. steulily nnd lit Id the Grays down with little apparent Jrwiu, ss...... 411 320 Bouuett, c... 401 5 21 effort after the fi-st inning. Rain terminated the con Fergtwon, 20 4 1 3 4 1 1 Haulon.cf.... 4 0 0 0 otherwise than m the lead. It would be neces ages the Cass team, ha3 taken them on a tour through players en the Boston ream. He always has, Meantime Chiua<>o has just hjld her own in sec Casey, p...... 4 0 0 0 4 0,Geizeinj p... 4 0 1^ 0 60 the State. but he can't go the "big three." Perhaps I test after the first half of the seventh inning. Score: sary for them to do some very poor work, and as Th Evarts Club, which withdrew from the North ond jilnce, Philadelphia has gone up third, WASH. An. B. B. P. A. El DETROIT. Alt.B.B. P. A.B Total...... 42 B 13 27 13 4i Total...... 372 9 27 20 6 they have braced up wonderfully in the last few ought to qualify that and say he don't like the New York dropping to fourth p'Hoe, and Boston Gtrroll, If..... 3 0 0 1 0 l : Uichard'n,2b4 2 2 420 ern Michigan League on acconut of umpire troubles, Philadelphia...... 00000200 6—8 days, the chances are that they won't do any ia on a tour of Ohio and Indiana. way the triumvirs run the affairs of the cor has remained in fifth place. AU of these clubs Hin.-s, cf..... 3 1 1 2 0 ijiBroutheni,lb4 2 2 7 02 Dotroit...... 10010000 0—2 There vas wailing h re on the receipt of the news of D.ily, rf...... 3 1 1 1 0 Oll'owe.ss...... 4 2 1 141 Earned ruts Philadelphia 3, Detroit 2. Two-base very poor work. The Wolverines have eight poration. The trouble is the doctor is one of are still so well bundle.I that a few days' play hita Mnlvey, Richardson. Three-base hits Wood, Detroit'd,defeat by th- PhillieB. MAT. the mjijority shares of the tninority stock. He may make important chnnires. The Pittsburg U'Brieii,' ' -Ib.. -3 0 1' 10-' 1 OJThomuB'n.rf 4 2 2 0 00 more games to play in the East and by captur Ulyeis, 2b.... 3111 5 3 Whi'e. 3b.... 411 1 MulTey. ttnick out McGuire, Ftrgneon, Casey, ing a reasonable proportion of those games it owns one of the eighteen wh«rot) Dot included in (ho Club has not relaxed its hold on sixth place and Dealy, «s...... 3110 4 1 Twit<:hell.lt. 402 0 0 Kichatdsnn, While, Twttoliell, GeUein. Double plays hix y held hy the three directors, until ieien:ly. 10 will maintain its position at the head. The FROM CHICAGO. the form it ia now playingin will, if maintained, Donnelly,3b. 3110 1 olBeunetl, c...- 4003- - - Farrar, Irwiu. Stolen basts Mulvey 2, Fergusou, They own three mere now, as tht-y have recently give Washington tough work to again recover Cilligau.c... 201 3 1 0 ! Haulon.Vr..! 312 1 10 Thompson. First ou errors Philadelphia 3, Detroit 2. poor work in the last two games at Indianapolis b"U£ht ihein, making their a#e;re^a!f number sirty- Shaw, p...... 2 0 0 0 2 O'Gctzeiu.p.... 3 1 1 0 10 First on balls Fergu-ou 3, Beuuett 1. Wild pitch filled Detroiters with alarm, but on striking Much Depending Upon Baldwin and Van tliree of the tot.il seventy-uLhi. N «w, so far a* that position. Indianapolis!* still at the tail, Getzeiu. Passed U-ill McGuire. Umpire Powers. Haltren Spnldlng's Views Upon Various geiting any satisf.iciiuu out uf hia int rest in tbe with small prospects of betterment. The record Total...... !(0 5 7 18 14 j| Total...... 3H113 18 11 4 Washington the te&m braced up with W.-ishisgton...... 300200 5 NEW YORK vs. CHICAGO AT is'fiw YORK Auo. 25. a bang and downed the Senators three Topics A Director of the Pittsburg Club txji'po:ati >n, Dr. Pupo ini^ht jn-t as well »\\a Hne s'mre ia up to Friday, August 26, inclusive: Delioit...... 40030 4 11 The h..nie team won eaiily. Itaine-y, the new third on Deck Notes and Comments Upon the iu tlie North Pole iustead of the Bustoa Base Ball bisemau, plavod a firat-class gauio. In the fourth tu straight in fine style. The whole Asiocistiion. O O * * tKi T TJt ft Karn«d runs Wmhingtou 3, Detroit 7. Twc..hase team played a &urpri->iDg game. They ran bases, bat Oame and its Votaries. ? P" <; a y ^ f 2« hits Daily, Br dithers 2. Three-base lilts White, ning ihe Giants had three men ou bases aud none out. When ihe "majority stockholders" had their little D.P' ted and flcldt'd in a phenomenal manner aud iu fact 3? O'Biieo, Richardson, Uetzein. First on errors Wnsic- llainey's clcau hit brought in Gille.spie, aud Williaiu- CHICAGO, Aug. 23. Editor SPORTING LIFE: hubbub with tho bi# three, two years ngo tho coming CLUBS. ¥ B plajed ball, ad everjbudy knows the Wolverines can. C W | r c 5] 1 5J iUKtoi, 1, U.ctrc.ii 4. First on balli Thompson, son'a bad tumble of Welch's grounder brought in The boys have now been gone just a week, and wiiiter. Dr. Pope was one of thu m >dt iuterivloii aud Twitclicll. Struck out By Shaw I, by GoUein 1. another. Ttie Giunu filled thi bases again in tbe Ont ihiug m ih^«e three gobies at WtishJngtrn that Chicagoans. I am free to say, are not particu vigorous kickers. Aud by the wa\, that fi^ht wa* * > * f ? ? |e+ stands out like H-watermelon on Emancipation I*ay is Umpire Dauieis. eighth inning, and O'Kourke'.s two-ta-e hit brought iu larly stuck upon their record during this time. Go l-s^d to a f«-w of us baseball scribe1*, as it gave a* 8 ! 9 aud Ward, all iu a bunch, ^coro: the magnificent pitching of Charles Gotzuin. What suiH'-ruug to write about at a very dull timii. Well, JBopton...... 6 6 7 4 8 48 546 G.)re, Tieruau 3' 7 dames Played Tuesday, Aag. *S. MEW YOHK. AB.R. B. P. A.EI CUICAQO. AB.R. B. P. A. T. Claik-i'-u is to the Chicago* such is Gefzoiu to Dutroit. Two games postponed on account of rain; two la-,t winter Geurire Lloyd, alias "FergiKwn," ihe Joe Chicago...... ,.,,,...... 7 9 111 8 52 .590 NEW YOI:K vs. HiTreisrRn AT br.w Y..KK At'Q. 23. lit) is tho lucklxme ami mainstay of the te.im, aud has games lost, iind one game won, out of five times Detroit...... r..... 6 6 1(1 6 10 8,10 06 .615 tic-re, cf...... 62420 0 ! Snnday. rf... 401 4 00 Howard of ba^e bail letter writing, wn > was the head Welch was in great form and pitched » splendid Tiernan, rf._ 6 1230 olUvau, cf...... 402 0 00 nobly repaid the confidence placed in him ly the upon the field is not the moat glorious record. It and front of the old trouble, buried the hatchet. He In<)mna|K)lis...... 5 3 2 2 1 7| 8 2« .307 game, as did also McCc.riuick. The fielding of the .... _....,...... 0 0 patrons ol the game here and the directors of tho De 11 51 .554 Ward, ss..... 63321 U Sullivan, If.. 400 is scarcely in keeping with the line of progress came to tho conclusion that it uus no use to kick .New York...... 8 4 6 7 9 e Kew York team was perfect, vOiile that of the visitors Connor, Ib... 50011 11 Auson. Ib.... 401 1 2 troit Club. Tlicre Is one man, however, who didu't against the inevitable. So he heM h^s p-'ace, and at Pliila-lelphia...... 4 a 6 14 7 g 8 52 .659 wass..mewhat loose. Plltpl.urg's only run was scored have confidence iu Getz that is Watklna and De that usually characterizes tho work of the cham Piit-bmg...... 2 0 6 4 4 37 420 O'Uourke, c. 6 0 2 5 22 Prefer, 2b... 402 1 2 «-very ganio yuii can &co him sittiug in tiie "jien," di- 6 6 Iu ihu eighth inning on Smith's triple and Sliders Gillespie,, H.... 512 0 00 Wihiam'u.ss 3003 3 1 troit enthusiasts get hot under the collar every time pions, and if they don't fix up some kind of recily b hind Prcsidi-nt Soden, and enj i.yiug the fua V^Hfellilj^lUD...... 4 4 6 3 8 35 .402 4 6 inale. New York tvot a run in the seventh on bils by Kioh'd«ou.2b 511 3 Oj Burns, 31..... 3021 0 0 tliey think ot tlic tcurv.v trick Watkins tried to play on a trade for better weather, and play better just us the earned runa down to But heisju^t like thut other tellow «h-> didu't ^t*y Games Flayed Saturday, Aug. HO. NKWYOItlt. AR. It. B. P. A.E.PITTSBI'RG.AB.R.B. A.Z ure, Sutid>'u!y Watkins shelved liiiu, keeping him on get a lead in the race that will enable them to much. Ho has k-.»pt nj> it d ;vil of a thinking all this 0 1 * I'feft'er declared < ui tor sti.ptcing battled ball. and Weid- PHILADELPHIA v«. NEW YOBK AT PIIILADXL- Gure, cf...... 41210 O^i'anoll, cf..... 400 New York...... 2002001 4 0 9 ihe bonch fjr iliree weeks, while BaMwin hold their own upon this Eastern trip, and if time. Ooca-ion*)!y I have jolu'd w.th bim, arid a^kod PHIA AuulJST 20. I3asev, notwithstanding having Ticruau.lt... 4 0 1 2 0 0 G.l.iiuan.rl.. 4 0 0 2 0 0 niati were permitted to make pitiable exhibitions of they do that they are going to worry the White if he wtisn'i reody to ma'te un >tli9r Lreuk. ('OU, jiut 4 0 C'uicaico...... 00100000 0 1 column. hlb small 111.ml .,!' hU I' It hand »llll ba.ulagt-d, -:lcl ex Ward, ss...... 401 3 30 Kuehne, «... 4 0 1 0 Kisnecl runs New York 7. Two-baie hita tlnmeelves and swell up the 'Vames lost'' Stockings like sin when they (the Wolverines) keep cool. I am not doue witii them jitf. Wait a Connor,ili... 4 0 0 11 0 0 Dal.ymple.lf 1 0 0 2 1 0 \ our corn-Bpou'leut on two occasions asked Watklua while." ceedingly well up to the eighth inning, onlj- ihree O'Kouike, Gillespie, liainey. Threc-ba-e hit Rvan. straight actual hits beiug made oif him and llie >core st 'od OT. ui-ke.Sb 411 0 10 l!arkle>,lo.. 3006 0 0 tl:e reason for it and there was a general get back home for those twenty-one I uever had HH idea that the doctor really was cogi Stc.leu lases \\ard, Raiuey, Pleffer 2, Burue, Daiy. Getz wasn't games. Vau Haltren did some very pretty work at throe-tootle iu Ihe Phillies' favor. In the eighth, Dorgan, it.... 4 0 0 3 0 0'Smith, 2B.... 3 1 1 2 1 1 Double piny.; ltaine>, Ricliaulson. First on bails clamor all over Detroit to know why tating a move, but be H* ver gives up a fighi until he however, with uien on second and tliird, Connor U:ci,aid'n,2b4 0 1 1 2 (I Miller.c...... 3 0 2 5 0 8 piichiug. In reply to my first query Watkin* I'itisburg the other day, aud in the giime which wim l;aa no more guns to fire. Oue of tbe doctor's strong 0 1 Kaioey, liyan, Ausou. First on errors New York 4. the bases." commenced against Hot-ton Monday, Baldwin started made a short, high hit to cn.lr., which Hiown, c..... 400 6 10 Whituey, 3b 3 0 1 5 S'ruck out New York 3, Chicago 3. Passed balls sUted th'it Geiz wasn't " watching points ia hia memory, and it ocuurivJ to liiiu some no fielder cc.nld p..8sibly get at on tlu1 Welch, p..... 4 0 1 0 5 O.U'Cuimi'k.pS 0 1 2 2 0 That was the reason he wasn't pitching. A ftw dajs out well. I hope they will keep it up, for they must men hs ago that there were 72 shares of sto k in the O'Hourke 2. Umpire Brady. later, in answi-r to a second inquiry, Wat kins aborted realize how very much depends upon their individual fly and tlie resuit \vjcs two men cro-«cd th.1 plate, thus Total...... 36 2 7 27 12 oi ToUI...... 31 1 6 27 83 BOSTON vs. Pn-TSBURO AT BOSTON AUG. 25. Tu the Bo^tou Base Btll Association flouting arotin i Home- tieing the score. O'Hourke with a doulde scor- d N,w York...... 0 0000011 0 2 ttiat Getz hud been "pitching roiten bait; tliat it was efforts upon this trip. where. Ho in at) a ;;ed to find live of tii^iu, ;.U'l struck fir^t tlve ii.niugs it was a pitchers' battle, but tv.-o bits tho box every Coiini.r, and the former ran home, on a alow hit hall t > PittsburL'...... 00000001 0-1 having been ma-'le off Kadbourn aud three off Morris. a wonder he wasn't knocked out of SPALDING'S VIEWS. a bargain for them. It seems that seventy dollars had Irvin. The Phillies tunned tbolr ninth itiniui( two Earned runs How Y.crk 1, Pitlsburg 1. First ou Ill the sixth Boston mailotoveu clean hit*, iuclodiug a lime he went in." Wutkins had tho effrontery to President Spading returned from the East yesterday been paid Into the treasury Oil each of thtse 72 d- dd run:- hehincl. Itlrd'uire, Irwin and Fei-gnson each hit errors New York 3. Struck out Connor, Dorgau, double ttnd a triple, got two buses ou balls aud scored make this tin it-men t in fane of tite fact ihaiGt-iz had looking imlti ai;d hettrty and anxious to again take up shared, hut the aASosm'-nt of the rvniaiiiiog thirty safely. Casi-y sent two men home b.v a high hit back Dairy mplo 2, Colemau. Stolen bases Gore 2, Wa-d \vuD six »ut of eight guinea pitched, and the average the thread of his iuterest iu base ball aiftirs. dollars fach had never be*-n c.tll^d for. seven runs, all earned. Pitlsbursr batted iieel.v iu the a trifle over of first base. Irwiu rtui all Ihe w«y from first 2, O'Kourke, Mcl.ormiok. First on balls Gi/ro, Waul, sixib at.d eighth. In the latter iiiuing live hits aud a eained runs por game against him was "Wh*t do you ihink of the dtu;itri<>u in regard to the This afternoon Treasurer Billing wa^ in hN offlos to" tho plat*, and to all appearances (Tie hall thrc-wu Whitney. Throe bnse hits Kuehne, Smith. Double fumble netted five runs, four c.f them eained. Score: three. What Wntkins' motive was will probably protested New York-Dvtroit game?" I nuked iiim. on Summer street, whtn in walked Doctor Pop- aud by DC-rgan reach id there in advance of him. The plays Broftn, C--noor. Ulnidre Pc.wers. ii'-ver be known. If it was simply prejudice against "lYcm all I c-'uld I'-arn I think it was tbe only one hi" riiri.t bower ono of the Beacons. Tbe Doctiwr BOSTON. AB.R. D. p. A.I-c PITTSB'RG.AB. R B. p. A.E personal New Yurks d>n onde.l that he was out, but umpire PHILADELPHIA vs. INDIA.VAPOLIB AT PHILADELPHIA Kellv,c...... 6 1 2 10 30 Carroll. c..... 6113 Getz, it shows fine management in permitting that could have boon arrivtd at.'' pulled a titimlful of gold out of his p icket, aud hand Sullivan dectdi-d differently. Tho exciunieut at this Auo. 23. shieve, was very irregular in his delivery, feeling* to deprive the club of the services of a valu "Did yon notice Julm Ward's expressed wish fora ing it to Mr. BilhugH, Hit id he had biou^ht it to jtay Stub, 3b...... 5 0 1 0 1 liColemau. rf.. 5 2 2 2 able pitcher. If It waa simply a lack of judgment, time was inttnse. Two m.-n were on baits and no tending six men to first ou b.lli and bitting Ch-nic-uls Wise, rf...... 412 0 00 Kllebne, «... 5120 joint conference between representative* of the League the assessment of thirty dollars each on the five nharei one out. Wood forced Fergus in, however, and An twice. Then, too, the fieldi.gof the Hoi-siers was a why it is not Iho first time this Reason that Watkins aud Broth< i hiwd of players, us printed iu THIS SPUBT- he had recently bought. Mr. Billing Hpureciat^s a Sultou.w. ... 6 1 2 1 40 Dalrymple,lf 4 021 that may be, drews un-l r-'..garty ret rin< in tuccessiou C:sey WHS little off, aud a-i a cons' quence the Pliiilies* runs came Morrill, Ib.. 4 1 2 10 02 liarklej, Ib.. 3 0 0 11 has ehow signs of dementia. Bowever ING LIFE last week?" K^od juke, and was ou ihe |>oint of asking the doctor left. DMknegs rapidly coming on, the umpire called easily. The foauue^ of toe ^amo were UK-sett's eeconci the (ve-.'ple of Detroit raised such a howl that Watkins "Yes; wants the form of contract changed, does he out to take aoiuetsiing, wheu Harry AVright's cham- Uori.ung.ll.. 4 2120 0, Jliller, cf...... 1 1 1 And look at game wiih the score a tie. A peculiar 'act was tho base play and running catches by Buffiuton and Fo- John-.t'.n,cf.. 428 0 00 Smith. 2b..... 412 vug compiled to put Getz IH the box. not?" piun S:IK! it ua-t uli straight, find lie was not fooiiuou wonderful evenness of play between the two clubs, jiarty. Feigu.s.->u relieved Bullintou at tbo tnd of Radbourn.p.. 4 11 0 11 0 Fields, cf.lb.. 4 1 1 the result. Ho has done work for Detroit not second "Yes, among other things. He want* to do away Of couiH-J Treasurer B Ilings didn't want the money. each scoriDs: precisely the same number of hita, er the fifth mning aud did very well, only four hits to that dune by Clarksoii for Chicago. President Sttarua with tbe one-year term and substitute a three or five What u-e lia-i a con.uratiou f.»r K150 when it is aiak Uurdock.ib.. 400 4 41 Whitney, 3b 4 0 0 ami the directors recognized his line work with an rors, earned runs and toiai runs. Score: being made otl him. Score: Total...... 3U a 18 27 23 4 Morris, p..... 4 1^ 1^ yeais' term, the pluyor to be free upon the market at iug a burn*l of boodle. So the doctor put the shining AB.R. R. P. A.EiNEWYOKK. Alt.B.B. P. A. X PIIILA. ABB. B. P. A. K INDl'N'P'L'S.AB.B.B. P. A.B increase of s ilary. Getz will receive a rousing welcome its expiration." ciiiii back in his pocket, and, «fter exciting iho genuS Wood, If...... 500 0 OGoie, cf...... 512 0 0 \~ Total...... 39 81227 218 when he strikes De'roit. Mr. Bil!ii'g-*by i ff-jring thw opinion tUat tbe Bo»t>iM Wood, If...... 0 2 3 2 0 0 Brown, cf.... 5 0 1 102 0 9 "Well, it would not wnrk. The players themselves Andrews, cf. 501 2 0 OiTieruaii, If... 500 0 0 Audr s,cf. 2b U 0 4 1 10 Gla»ii-ock,*s. 600 2 50 Bnton...... 0 0001701 In Qruber also the club has a jewel. All he ap would not want it. I tumk I should approve ot such would flni-h lib nit fifth, he went back t > his Imsinc-ua. Foganv, rf... 5 015 War.l. sa...... 4 4 0 tVar.y.rf... 51121 1 Seery, II. .... 622 2 00 Pltt»burg...... 00000306 0 8 parently uteds iswoik. He has speed, curves au-l a coulorence, however. It would euuble club officUld There ia a It'geuil that the one thing Dr. Pope en Mulvoy, 30..4 110 otinor, II'.... 4 128 0 0 Earned runs Boston 7, Pittsburg 7. Twt-baee hita tcood command of the bait, and ia every game he has joys aboYo all o:h'TH is a lawsuit, and it wouldn't sur >lulvo,,3b... 6 1 0 1 2 1 Deni.y, 3 .... 4 0 0 2 21 bits and direct rs to explain niiuy point* iu connection 1'arrar, Ib... 4029 0 I Fer«u'ii,2t.,p6 1 4 0 3 1 Shotnberi;,lb 4 0 2 11 00 Kelly, Morrill, L'olencan, Fields. Three-ba'e thus far pitched hia work has been good. With with the que-tion which Ward brings up which I prise mo if be had une on his tiaode before lon^. Tliiv Dlctiinre, c... 412 5 1 llDou-an, rf... 401 1 1 J-.hnt'ton, Carroll. Stolen b;wes Kelly 2, N.iRh, Wise GiUeiii and Grubor in the box tor the remaining ia about what h? will do. lie will bring a petition ia F.irrar, Ib.... 6 1 1 9 1 C B.inott, 2b... 3 0 1 490 Colt-man. think they do not fully uudt-rstind. I fch.ill always be Inviii,6*...... 4 1 1 2 2 0 lticbard'u,2b 400 2 0 Buffio'u,[.,cl5 1 1 2 6 U .boson, rf.. 4 1 1 101 2, Sutton, Jc.hn*ton 2, Radb urn, Carroll, gaiiit-8 Eaot, Detroitera will not t'oel particularly ready aud willing to discuss any questions bearing up the Snprt-me Judicial C-iurt, asking that Tn*wurer Ferguson.no 4122 4 1 i Drown, c..... 401 1 0 First on bal a Wise, Uorrill Nash, Colt man, Dal- alarmed. Billiug-ishow why he bhould not tftke the remainicg Irvvin.ss...... 522 4 01 Mytra, c...... 412 4 00 rymple, Smith. First ou errors Bo-ton 4, Pitisburg on the relations between thu clubs and thoir players, Onjey, p...... -t 1 3 1 Kn*, p...... 4 0 3 5 1 Clement-, c.. 3 1 1 6 30 Slneve, p..... 402 Oil BALDWIN ON HAND. if f-ucli discussion wilt rnaku our relations any more abatement of $30 apiece on those rtvc sharrs. Fur the 3. Struck out Wise, Morrill, Carroll, Coh-man, Hie of me I can't see what the doctor :B going to get Total...... 39 5 12 27 13 3~| Total...... 386 12 27 133 Total...... 4&1U 17 27 !6 ft! Total...... 38 4 Fl 27 17 5 Kuehne, Baikley, Fields, Whitnev, Morris 2. Parsed W&tUlne telegraphed h<>me the other day to have Sft'istactory." Phil.ilclphia...... 01002000 2 5 Philadelphia...... 22018020 0 10 Baldwin Bt-n: <r the rc-niiiiuing sh;ires not owoad by them ba,a bus Wood, Soery. Struck out Brown 3, Alto. 25 Tho hcimetc-aiu made a run In the third in wai raided. Baldwin arrived in town th-s uioruiug FeigiiKon. Two-basehiis .VlcGuire, o Roiirke, Keefe. .lolinaou. Stolon baee^ \Vo..d, Bufliuton, Itasseit, and reported to President Steams. The result of you know, if opportunity offers. I, nccelf, think we now, it would b<- a much better scheme for him to 1. Lett ou ning ou a h t by Carroll, who stole second and scored have six shares on his haitds than one. Tbat is un First on errors Now York 3, Philadelphia M^yc-rs. Double play-s Glacscock, Bwsect, -Shomber^ ou Basseti's 01 ror and in Ihe fourth added two more, Prt-s'dent Steams' inspectton of the Lady is givou in an uro all right. Clwrks >u's arm is as go d as it ovtr waa, bases New York 5, Phib.di'lphla5. Struck out Gore, 2; Denny. Ghisscock. First OH errors Philadelphia interview your corespondent had with th« very ra report* to the coutrnry notwitbstunu'i^, and while doubtedly what hB EVEftYBODY SAD. game- 2:35. Umpire Jerry Sullivan. inning on err.TS by Dealy and O'Brien, a stolen base pericnc-o agaiust League batsmen, I am satisfied that Clemenis2, B,,ssett. Will pitch Buffiuton. Passed aud a "fielder's choice." Score: him?" There were a grt-at many ead hearts in town the PlTTSH' 1(0 VS. ClllCAr.0 AT PirrSBl'Rfl AUO. 20. ball M.vom. Umpire Sullivan. "Yes, I sized him up a short time ago, and he is with thi* support I foel confident they will receive PitrsUurg tried hard 10 make it fhioe straight, but WASIIl'dT'N.AB.R. B. P. A. E| INDIAN'P'S. AB. R.B. P. A.K fir-^t half of the week. WASHINGTON vs. DETIIOIT AT WASHINGTON Aro. 23. Ilcaly.ps...... 4 I) 0 1 3 4 Brown, cf.... 4 0 0 300 looking first-ift'e." from both tbe in anil outfieM th;it tltey will not prove R«t'n was the CHIHO of all tlic anguish. failed Icy a scratch. The game was quite oxcitiug. Wbiluey wuld n-.t kc-ep thij ball out of tbtc way of "Will D6 git tuist and join the club?' 1 cosily to' tbe team in any games they may pitch in. Mc.rris and Van Ilaftreu met for th« first tlmo and Whituey, p.. 4 0 0 1 6 OjGlasscock, * 4 00271 Oupt. Anson was sad hecause hw M-as gi >ittg to takcflwi* big Hi-outliers, Rowe aud Htnlon, who pounded hi* Hiues,ct...... 411 3 0 olSeery, If...... 402 2 00 "No, he will go to Ml. ClenT-ns and join I* tin lap and Of course, I wish we were stronger in the box, I wish gained from Host >u, aud coulitn't even t**ko one. fought an intiivstiug liatlle. Van Haltreu bad a shade delivery freely. Gei/.ein a^ain face I the Grays and B'lody. When the Detroite ^t-t home »gain Baldwin we had two more men like Claiksoti, and if the the best of it. Chicago scored thtt winnii g runs in ihe I ally, if...... 4 1 1 I 0 Oj IU liny, 3b.... 4 00 2 41 opportunity offered I might take a good Oipt. Ke^^y and every man on hie team was 1'lue be- kept them down to five hits. Dealy pla.sed a game at O'Briou, Ib.. 4 0 2 8 0 1 Khombe u.lb 4 0 2 12 01 will be given a trial in the box.1' cuitie they were tmiai tiug under tbe ating of two tie eighth inning on hitshy D.dv, Van Haltren aud D.ir- short the equal of which ha-* carely been seen. It is exceedingly fortuim'e for the Detroit Club that man, but I want no m«re ex|>criment8 just -V.'iy Jc'cc-ida' centre n.Id playing was magnificent. He Myeis, 2b..... 401 4 3 0!Bas«ett,2li... 4 00383 f^ats on Saturday, and couldn't xet sntiBfactioa by Myer*8 hccond base- play was alno very fine. Tho b»t- Can-oil, If... 4 1 1 1 0 Oj.Iohnsou, rf.. 400 (i 01 so level-headed a man a-t Fred Stearns is at the head now. It is too late in the season. Detroit may try all wiping up ihe juvunda witb the Chica^os. made three brilliant running catches. Score: ciu±f of both teams was very timely, all runs scored of lf,aud ihit he is backed*ui> by two such cool, ra- the new pitchers it choofio-i to try, but as for the Chi PITTKRIIRO. All H. B. P. A.Ei CHICAGO. AB. R.II. P. A.E Mack.c...... 401 8 2 0 Hackett, c... 410 3 20 '1 hmsiU'ds of crnnkn, and others who are not exactly being eai ned. S'xire: D.-nuelly,3b3 0 0 ? ?| O.Healey, p.... 3 0 0 000 t onal men iw Diiectora Smith and Edson. Director cago (Hub, it will remain c.mteut, for tho balance of crank", woie very much tii-gtisted because they had Carroll, c.... 402 6 10 Darling, rf.... 402 0 00 WASH. AB H. B. P. A.El PETROIT. AB.B.B. P. A. R Smith in a very quiet man and never has much to say, this sens m at least, with the material it hits gone to Coleni'in, rf." 4" 0 1" ~ 0 0 Ktall, ct...... 411 3 10 Total...... 36 3 7 27 16 5J Total...... 35 1 4 27 16 7 the trouble aud labor of seasoning.'' counted on seeiug thioe great gamee, and dlduHae* C»rr..ll.lf..... 4 0 0 2 0 0 Rif Imi1l'u.2b 4 1 1 381 but when he dues erwak he generally hits the unit on »ny. Knehne,««... 4 0 1 0 0 Sulllvm, If.. 4 0 1 0 ' Whitney, p.. 4 0 0 0 4 0 llrontlie's.lb 4 2 4 14 00 Wa-hiiintou...... 00120000 0 3 tho head. He i« exceptiunnlly well jHMtecl on base ball Dnlnmple.ir4 00 2 00 AiiM)ii,lt>.... 4 0 0 14 Indian I]HI|IK...... 00000001 0 1 THE PITTSBURG CLUO. But the sickest three m*-n in the town wer* thU Hinee, cf..... 4 0 1 2 0 0. liowe, M ..... 4 0 2 110 ami is an enthusiast of the flrnt wa:er. Director Ed- I met a stockholder of the Pittsburg Club yesterday, triumvirs. And who can b!ametlu>m? Doubtiwsathey Bark'ley, Ib. 4 0 0 7 02 1'f. tier, 2b... 300 330 Da.lv, rf...... 30110 0-Thomp'n, rf. 4 0 1 1 00 Earned runs Washing t"n 1. Twu.base hits Daily, O'Brien. Stolen ba-es C.iiroll, Mack, Shomberg, son is :t living cx«mplinV,tti< n of the motto of the De who in a quiet wuy enjoys his connection with and will come out square at the end of the season. It I«olu (Smith, lib.... 300 0 40 \Vill|nm'n,»s 3013 4 0 O'lirien. Ib.." 3""" 0 0 " 0 I) White, 3b...... 4 0 0 140 troit Club, which is: l!Ha> g the expense, we want the Field., cf..... 411 6 10 Burns, 3b..... 300 1 2 0 Hackott. Dc.uble plays Denny, Bassett; Bassett, iutere^ in aftUira of tho ^ttme about aa much as he en that way now, us the receipt-' have benn over 8liX>,000^ Myert, 2h.... 3003 3 OiTwitcliell, 113 01100 players." Din ct< r Eitson, by the wuy, is now making joys anything in this woild. and the expen-es won't be over toU/MK), but fair Wt>iinoy,3l). 3 13010 l)aly,o...... 3 113 0 1 Mack, c...... 3004 1 lilfeun-tt, c.... B 00420 Glansct)ck, Shomborg. First on errors Washington a tour of Alaska with a p-triy of gtml-.-men, which In "" ns, p...... 200 0 60I V.LIallren.pS 1 2 050 3, Indiaut*|colis 5. Struck out Denuy, Johnson, "Pilmer," said he. "Where in tho dovil and who weai her ou those three days would have meant Dealy, fs...... 311 6 0 Haul- n,cf.... 3 12200 clude* Frederick Steams, father of 1'resident F. K. in hatles has started nnd kept rolling theso stori< s to $10,000 moro. Total...... 31! 2 8 24 13 2 Total...... 35 3 8 27 15 1 Douuelly,3b. 302 1 O.Gfltzoln, P 3 0 0 0 60 Hacked, Il.'aley 2. Passed balls Mack 2, Ilackett 2. Umpire Daniels. Stearns. tbe effect that the Pirfebnrg Club in sorry that it ever Rain never prevented a whole series of games in Pitlsbuijr...... 00101000 0 2 Total...... 3n 1 5 24 14 li Total...... 32 4 U 27 201 left the Association for the League; that it has been Boston before. Probably two of them will bo played Chicago...... 10000002 x 3 CINCINNATI'S DIRTY WOHK. Washington...... 0 0 0 "0 0 0 0 1 0 1 Of all pieces of underhand trickery ever heard of, li-eing nv>uey steadily since thu season began, and off near Chicago, when tbe Bostons go West the next Karned ruufc Pittshurg 1, Chicago 2. Three-base Detroit...... 20000002 x 4 Gamen Plaj-ert Friday, Ang. SO. ihat it wishes itself back into the junior oreani/.Htion hit Sullivan. Dc.ul.le plajs Pfefl.T, Alls .n. First PIIILADKLPOIA vs. DKTROIT AT PHILADELPHIA AUG. the Cincinnati Ciub h«s just been detected in one that time. Famed inns Washington 1, Detroit 4. Two-base would make it pig's corpse blush. Cinciunatians have again. Now, I wish you would contradict these things on liallt. Coleman. Hit by pitcher Siuhh. Morris. hits Brouthers 3, flanlon, Dc.uuelly. Stolen ba«es 20. In ibis game Casey was Lot so eflective and the through THI SPOBTINQ LIFE by saying for ANSON TALKS A LITTLE. Struck oul lly Morris 5, Icy Van Haltren 2. lasted home team was eusilj beaten. Conway never pitched been for come time past engaged iu slinging ihuIurna'i ia go to work and perpetrate a miserable trick Futtuer than this tho material in our team is better \V'liitiM)y nnd Jji.-ium^er wore about equally effective, NEW Yoas vs. PI-ITSDUUG AT NEW VOKK Au.i. 24. out. Detroit got ono In the second on Bounott's fjnr- than it waa while we were au Association member ar.d hi-j agent here, and is expected to follow th« New Eng but tho latter showed gieater steadiness with men on This uos another grand contest. Of the pitclmrn, bagger; f cur in thelthirdonfCouway's single, Brouthers' that would make a New York ward politician turn land. League closely, Tim picked out Martin Sullivma base*. Sc:c.re: sriwn wtlh envy. A few days ago two letters were re the teams tbat have visited our groumJa for gamts Keefe and Galvin, tho latter was a shade more ba^e ou balls, Rowo's hit, Fogarty's wild throw and with our club have been vastly superior to the for Anson last fall. Ut> in the International League BOSTON. AU. n. B. P. A.Bi WASH. AB.B B. P. A.B effective, although b-ith did good wo:-k. Excepting in Thomjisou's four-bmrger, and two more In the fifth on ceived at Imse ball headquarters fu this city, en* ad- Joe Bntiin lo kef-ping hia eyes open, find through him dres-ed to Kinslow and the other to Beat hi. The lat teams of thu Association, giving us better Sutlon. us.... 400 0 62 Oarrc.ll. If.... 411 2 10 the sixth inning neither side was able to gut its hits Furguson's error, Thompson's hit, White's base by and decidedly moro skiUful and scientific exhibitions An»>n may be uble to pi'-k-»ut the t>est man in thia Wise., if...... 402 1 03 Whitney, p.. 400 0 66 tjgetlu-r. Now York's only run was made in Ihe choice mid Twitchc IPs hiugle. Scose: ter was away wit'i tho clnb, but Kinslow, who w;is in Ijf. gue. Then, out ia the; Weaiern League, "Ana** heaoqunrtf-rs at the time the mail arrived, opcued his of ihe giiue than we had under (ho uH auspice*. Ttie Kelh.rf...... 4 0 I 0 0 lilliiiect.cf...... 4 0 2 100 fourth inning, Dorian getting first on Kuchcic's wild PIIILA. AB.B.B. P. A. El DETROIT. AB.B. B. P. AE club is satisfi- d, and the people are thoroughly HO, as get-i his lips from orator Shatter. Nash,3b...... 4 0 1 0 4 ODa'ly.rf...... 4 0 0 000 throw, secend on Miller's wild throw, and homo ou Wo-.d, If...... 400 4 01 Illcha.d'n.ib 502 3 50 and re:i'l it over half a dozen times, looking more puz Anson is delimited with Sullivan nnd asked Tim zled nil the time, anil finally threw the document on tb»y substantially indicate by thoir attendance. Now Mornll, Ib... 3 1 2 13 0 0 O'Brieu. 11... 4 1 2 13 00 Richardson's hit. Pittsburg scored all her inns in tlic Andrews, cf. 4 0 0 6 2 0|Brouth'rs,lb 6 1 1 16 00 aa lo our wishing ovir-elves back into the Association, Murtian the other d;\y if lie should have as good a man Jolm..tou,.f.. 3 0 0 4 0 0 M\rr«, 2b..... 4 I 1 431 sixtli innili}: ou Barkley'a force hit aud hiti by Smith, Fogarty, rf.. 4 1120 2: Rowe, is...... 422 2 23 St-creiary Leadlny's desk with the remark: lor him this fall. Tim bus hi-< eye on a New England "Say, what are they trying to «ive me, anyway?" I can only say th*t we have found the League people Burdock,:!o.. 3 0 1 2 4 1 I)etly, i-s...... 4 0 2 121 Miller and Wliituey. Ward's fielding was tho feature Mulvev, 3b.. 40101 o'Thomp-.'n.rf. 413 0 00 thorough basilicas men, and thoroughly honorable aud L"ngu: - plav er wli-> would mnko a good one for O'lt-.curke, c. 3 0 0 4 13 Mack, c...... 300 6 20 of tbo game. Score: McGuire, c. 4 1382 0 White. 3b..... 4 10070 Secretary Lead ley picked up the missive and ob Chicago, and would be Still ivan'M equ>il after served tliat it bore the letter-head of the Cincinnati responsible in all of their tntctiou8 with our stock Stunnuer.pS 0 1 0 3 1 Dei nrUy,3b. 3 0 1 050 PITTPIH'RO. AB.R. II. P. A.K'NF.W YORK. AB.B.B. P. A.E Farrar, Ib... 4 1 0 6 0 OiTwitcliell, If 4 0 2 1 00 holders and club officials. We like their methods and he haa hid the same nmonnt of trriiniug. Totil...... 31 1 8 24 17 11 ; Total...... 34 3 li 27 19 7 ferroll, cf.... 50110 0 Gore, cf...... 401 4 0 0 Iiwin.K...... 4 0 0 2 3 0 Beunett, c... 4 1 2 6 01 Club. The envelope contained two sheets of paper, on While speaking of Sullivan Aawn said: one of which was written the following: their niduner of doing business, and you can pay for Bor-toti...... 01000000 0 1 C'oleman.rf.. 40200 O^Tiernan, If... 4 00000 Fetguson,2!c4 01201 Halilou.cf... 402 0 00 mo that a compdrison of the methods of "I UP ver knew a player to improve as he Wasluugton ...... 1 0000200 x 3 Knehne. ««.. 4 0 0 4 4 2:Ward, ss...... 4 0 1 260 Oasey, p...... 3 0 0 0 3 0 Conway,p.... 4 1_ 1 060 "MR. THOS. KINSLOW. Dear Sir; Inclosed find a ban. The hr-t time I saw him in tho Hold I found hta regular American Association contract, which you will the two organizations would prove no inducement to liaiueil run--Waebiugion. 'I wo-1 anj hit Dealy. Daln mple,lf 4 0 2 4 0 0 Connor, Ib... 4 0 1 12 01 Total...... 35 3 6 24 114 Total...... 38 7 1527204 our club to forsake the ranks of tho League. On the weakness. He couldn't time a fly ball, and wus too Stolen ba.cs SUc k. Double pluys mutton, IJunIoi-k, liarUov, Ib. 4 0 2 9 1 0 ll'liourke.Sb 4 0 1 1 40 plt-ow sign and return at once. anxious to run up on a gruunder instead of waiting for Philadelphia...... 10010000 1—3 CINCINNATI B. B. CLUB." contrary, it would be an inducement to us to even pay Non-ill; Denly, Blyeis; Cai-roll, O'Brien. First ou halls .Smith, 2b..... 4 1 1 6 1 1 Dorgan, rf.... 4 1 2 210 De'ioit...... 01402000 x—7 an additional sum, if that were ne^-snary, to enable u.s it to come to him. When 1 pointed out these laulia to \Vioe, Nitnli, M..mil 2 fi«t c.u errors Burdock, Bliller. c...... 411 1 60 Richar'u.ib. 3 01260 Earned runs Detroit 5, Philadelphia 1. II;>me rung Tho other sheet was a regular Association contract him he went to worfc, and I am perfectly satiefled with all ready to be signed by any sucker who coul' bo to hold on to our League franchise, rather than to ac 6nt:ou, iKmi-elly, Whitney, Hinea. Miucli out Whltne3,3b.. 401 200 Brown, c...... 302 4 00 Tboucps-n, Beunett. Three-base hits McGuire, cept au Association franchise) as a gilt." what he has done." Jobuston2 \VhiliK-y 2, Ma, k. Wild pitcheb bt.m- Galvin, p..... 4 0 0 0 6 0 Kei-fe, p...l... 3 0 0 030 Twitchell. Two-base hits Richardson, Howe. Double trapped inti> so doing. Lead ley nearly full off bin chair W»'on A neon was asked if ho should win the pennant niver 1, Whitn. > 2. Umpire Doocher. Total...... 37 2 10 27 17 "^ Total...... 33~1 9 27 18 1 plays Andrews, Fergusou 2. First on ern.rs when ho grasped thu situation. HRUE AND TIIKRE. ho replied: "Oh, I ain satis tied w th the position we In ihe spcot;d gjinte both Hided presented the same Pil'sburg...... 00000200 0 i Philadelphia 3, Detroit 1. First on balls Mulvey, "Why, my, Turn," he remarked. "They thought I heard some talk a day or two ag-> to the effect that hold now. But I can tell you one thing; if wo don't bait- rici Steuiniyer'o work up to tlie teventh inning New York...... 0 0010000 0 1 JlcGuire 2, Bi outliers, Bennett. Stolen bases Fo- you would be guy enough to sign that contract and the Chicago Club iutendi-d pnrcbiv-ing their pro-cut win the championship this year we will get it next WBS n nmrkable. the Tl.il.'rs finding the ball for only Earned runs Pittsbiirg 2. First on errors 1'itts- gartv, Richardson. Struck out Wood, Andrews, send it back to them." grounds and erecting HU all-around, dmiblti-di-cked year dead sure. Wu hardly expeclefl it this year, ai three muttered hits. A wild throw b) O'Bouike and hurs 1, New York 2. First on balla Carrol!, Dal- Kerguson, Hanlon. Passed ball Beunett. Wild pitches "Well, what kind of a chump do they take me for, grand stand with a setting c.ipacity of 8,000 people. we have a lot of new men who uro filling tbo position! ah;t b> Wlntnoy scored the lirst run for the Seuatorti. lyinple, Dorgan. Sirnck out R'chardisi.u, Koefe, G.seyl, 0-nwayl. Umpire Powers. anywrty?1' growled Ktuslow, getting hot nn'ler the col I asked At as to the truth of the report two-day uud of great playess." O'lt.ieii's he.in-, rfiu, f.-llowiiig l)a-ly's three-bagger tatrotl, Galvin. Tvvo-bsae hit D.ilryinplo. Di-iible WASHINGTON vs. INDIANAPOLIS AT WASHINGTON Auo. lar. 'Oh, yes; I'll sign that," he concluded sarcastic he said that while the time would probably come when ally, as be put the document in his pocket. Ho lost the clnb would make a change, and probably effect cer THE BOSTONS* PENNANT CHANCES. in ll.c uinth, won tbe game, rcore: iilaju Smith, Kuel.ne, Barkley; Kuehne, Bavkley. 26. Indianapolis played a fair game in the field, but The eighth of October is coming alon* with a rash. BOSTON. AB. K. B. P. A.B, WASH. AB.R. B. P. A B Pas-ed ball Brown. Umpire Powers. Washington's work was miserable. Gilmore pitched a ito time in handing it to President Stearns, who wus tain improvements it would certainly not bo next year. highly indignant at the trick, aud will hung on to the "M'ke Kelly will play witu the Whi'o Stockings Why, it Buoms as if the reason had only just com Siutc.ii, 83.... 5 0 1 1 3 Oji'arroll, If.... 4 0 0 210 PHii.Anti.PniA VH. INDIANAPOLIS AT PHILADELPHIA briUiicut game, and had he been only fairly supported, menced, and here we are two-thirds through it. It fa Wine. If...... 50141 lllliMi-a cf..... 4014 AUG. 24. Maul aud Leitmr were i.ppos'd to each other. his team could have won. Every man on the Wash documents, which might some day come handy. Noth agaiu next ye^r," said an enthusiast to me the other ing the Cincinnati Club could have doue would have day. "The deal between i^pildiiig and Soden was a about time to dig up thoi» predictions wo all made, K.IK. rf...... 503 0 0 0 DaiU.rf...... 4 111 The u.rmetMMis handled FO roughly by the visiting ington team except Uiues, made ono or more errors. and get them rtady to be revised. What a fi^ht tbla J»ii»h, 8b...... 50021 O'o'llrien, Ib.. 4 1 2 12 bat*meu tbat ho was forced to give way to Fergnson In the last iuutng the home clnb scored two runs, and more forcibly (shown the lamentable weakness of their fake to advertise the Boston Club and base ball. case in the Beatin m^ter. They simply have no case Sualding only loaned Kell to Sudcu fur tho season. ia! Who is going to wiu it? I see that Arthur Irwm Bunill, Ib... 5 0 3 8 0 liil.<«n, 2u... 3 1 2 3 at the end ot the second inning, the Hoosiers then a singlo hit by Farrell in this itiningwould havo made thinks the Pniili-s will. Net quito, I am afraid; bat Jolinstou.cf.. 4 1110 OJJUck, c...... 3 016 having n lead t-f one run. With Fergupon's delivery the score a tie, but tho best he ccoild do was to give at all. and having rnad-^ a bluff nb >ut bringing the He will be back here again when tho flowers of 1S88 matter before the Arbitration Committee, thought begin to btoi-m." Spalding langhtd heartily wheu I it' they keep thtti tiling up much louder they will give they had a rough time, but three bits being mode. Ba^sett au easy chalice, which the latter accepted: the other would-be champs a great sc^re. Why cant O'Hourke, c. 4 1 1 B 1 2i I>..ouelt>.3b3 000 that perhaps they could manufacture a case. Hence suggested the matter to him. "The sale wa* bona fide," 1 eitner gave eight men their bases ou balls, m idea WASH. AB. R. B. P. A.E [ND'NAl'Vs AB.P..B. P, A.E their trick in sending these contracts to Beatlu and Boston win the pennant? You will all say "imuowi- Bt.-n.ni.li'r, p4 ^ 2 J 6 2 Whitnej, p.. 8 0 1^ 0 balk and wus rapped for eight singles aud a triple. Farrell, £S.... 5122 3 3 Broun, cf.... 5021 0 0 said he, "and Dostou paid outright ovary cent of Kinslow, in tbc hope tlmt they would be green en i ugh $10,000 for the 'the only.' I do not think that there ble," tint not one of >ou will be able to tell why we Total...... 4l314 t:25126 Total...... 311 8 27 107 Had he received tho riu'ht kind of fiupporl, however, Hiues, cf..... 4001 0 0 Glasscock. ss 5 1 1 2 1 1 C;m't fly tbo bunting hvre. Our players are ctraiuly 4 V\ inning ruu made w.th one man out. the home team would perhaps I ave been beaten: Daily, rf...... 4 031 0 1 neery, It...... 602 2 00 to sign and return them, thus giving the Cincinnati would beany mouey for tho Chicago Club in buying Club what they now lack a hold on the players. bim back at the same price, and we c^uld not get bim c-ip'tblu of putiing up good ball enough to carry oft the Button...... 00000021 0 3 PHILA. AB.H.B. P. A. EclKD'Al'OLIS. AB.n. n. P. O'Brien, Ib. 402 8 02 Denny.Sb.... 420 2 40 championship rug. Ju*t look them ritibt ovor in their Wasliiiii.-t.iii...... 0 0000110 2 4 Wood, If...... 511 1 00 Browu.cf...... 0121 Myen. 2b.... 400 6 11 Sbomb'rg,lb 4 2 2 11 11 PRKS1DENT YOUNG'S FORMAL NOTICE. for any less." With Silver Flint's finger knocked out, Daly will positions, and toll me what nine baa better men indl- Kariied runs It stou 2, VV:iihi»gtc.u 2. Two-bate Andr's, cf:2b 6242 0 O llla-scock. 886 1 1 Can-oil, If.... 4 1 0 0 0 liBassett, 2b.. 4 0 2 6 71 President Young formally notifies the Detroit Club viduttlly. But that is nut the way to size up a bail hit O'Kmirkii. I'lim'-bnifi hit Kelly, Stemmver, F..garty, rf.. 500 2 0 0 Seery, If...... 432 Ma.:k, c...... 41166 l|Myers,c...... 402 2 10 tbat the forfeited New York game must be played over probably have to do the bulk of the catchiug for a week or so to come. nine. It is the work the nine meu do as a team that D.iiy. llom-t ruu O'Bren. Stolon bases Krllv, Slolvey, 3b... 5 233 3 0 liennv,' 3b_.. 4 2 3 Dounelly,3b. 40113 2;Johnsou, rf.. 3 1 0 2 00 and gives the reasons for the docision as follows: "At wins game*. I don't caro if the Dutrolls are eigut J..hii3ton, Burdock. Double plavs Suttiiit, Morrill; Fercu'lij'.'li.pS 110 9 0[Shom'be'g,lb 401 Gilmore, p... 4 1 1 0 4 1 Boyle, p...... 4 0 0 021 the special meeting of the League directors, held oo "We have got a partisan crowd in Pittsburg, there is no denying it," fiaid a Wttsbnrg Clnb man to mo the games ahead of on r team, that ponuaut is not out of D nnnll.v, l)eal.v, Mink; Dc-a'y, Myors, o'lirien. First Maul, p,cf... 512 1 0 Basset!, 2b... 401 Total...... 37410241C12! Total...... 38G1127164 the 15th inst., the appeal of the New York Club 'that reach yet. And there uro plitycrn in our nine that on lulls Wisi-, Burdock 2, Iliuos. Fir-t on errors- r,iirar, lie.... 6 1 2 10 01 , rt1.. 401 Washington...... 0 0 000101 2 4 the decision of U in fire Valeutiue In forfeiting the other day. "We have done everything we could to control it, but it is no use. They will howl for Pitts feel th'nt way too. If the others will get fired with Wise, st-mtuyvr, Dealy. Struck out Naso, O'Hourke Irwin. ss..... 4 11331 Hackett, c.... 411 Indian ipolis...... 20101020 x 6 game to the Detroit Club be set aside and the game tlmt feeling, and then all lutnds will ptill together and Dnilj, O'lliieu, M.vera, Bonnellr, Whitney. Passud Clem--nl3,r... 4 1 3 6 1 o!l,eitner,p.... 4 1 0 Earned runs Washington 2. Two-base hits Brown, ordered played over again iu the September series at burg and hiss the other aid^-, no mittor how brilliantly the visitors mny pl»y." hit the bull a little more, tbe four clul>s now ahead of ba.! 1> l!uiirk»l, Muck 1, Wild pilch Slemmjer. Total...... 43 10 17 27 17 2| Total...... 38 9 T2 27 15 4 Glassc- ck. Three-tase hits Brown, Daily. Stolen Detroit,' was allowed. All the evidence presented was Boston will got winded in the rnco. * Ulopiie Oc >t seller. bases Blvera (Indianapolis). Double plays Denny, carefully considered, but the decision of the directors Phil Powers ia too fair-minded A fellow to ever Philadelphia...... 24003010 0 10 merit such treatment as he rt-coivod at the hands of The fact cannot be denied that thu Bostons are not lMi;AN.\i'oi.is vs. DKTEOIT At iKntANAPOLis Ana. Indianapolis...... 250100100 9 Ba^sott, bhcmbers. First on balls Seery, Shorn b. rg, wa* based on the sworn statement of Mr. Gore (sup playing such ball ad they showed in May and early 20. ! he local e;nh wvn b> reaaiin of Detroit's error*, Bassett, Go.Tge Myers, O'lirien. Hit by pitcher ported by the physician's certificate) tbat he was so that Piltsburg crowd. Judging from Phil's work in Earned rims Philadelphia C, Indianapolis 6. Two- our la-*t series with Detroit, I should pronounce him Juno. Ami yet they are playing good bull, but some the vuitoil miking one more hane hit th»n their op- baf.0 Ints Deuuy, Brown. Three-base bits Wood, .Johnson. First on errors Indianapolis 8, Wash injured as to bo unable to remain standing or to con how it is not winning b.ill. Weak hittiug seems to be lioneiiK The new i itchors, Gcubtr and Loitner, faced Seery 2. Stolen bases Mulvey 3. Farrar, Irwin, ington 3. Struck out Gilmore, Brown, Glasscock, tinue the game. The directors preferrei to believe tbe best umpire iu the League to-day, Doeacher not excopted. the greatest cause of defeat Cap'. Kelly is pounding each c.iher aud mad«- ;:c.od records, lieitner was wilder Wootl, Glasscock, Denny, Sh .mbi rg. Bassett. Flr.-t Johnson. Passed balls Mack 2, Myers 1. Umpire that the umpire had erred rather than btlieve that the the ball hard and often, but just at proHent big-lu-artea thati Grnbc-r, b:il tJ.e latlor hit two batsmen with tho Daniels. player had committed perjury. ''Baldwin usod to be an iron moulder in the mills at on balls Andrew* 2, Maul 2, Irwiu, Clements 2, Mul Birmingham," eaid a Pittsburger the other day, ''ami Sam Wise and gentlemanly Billy Ktwh are not lining ball Bn-nniin'h umpiring was un-atisfactorv. Scun-: vey, Brown, Siiomberg. Struck out Wood, Fo^arly, NEW YORK vs. CHICAGO AT NEW YORK AUG. 26. *'The New Yoik Ciub «as directed to return your the ball uut just ae wo wish they were. Of late S,in» N P^L: S. Aii.n.B. p. A.BI r»f:Tnoi-r. AB B. B. r. A r The h'.nie team played poorly in tiie field and threw club the amount of mousy received for the uuplayed when the Chicago team played ou our grounds last Maul 2, Hudson 2, Lcitner 2, Seery. Hit by pitcher week, a big crowd of moulders connected with the Wi»e baq titen playing in thn < utftold. Uuclo Ezra B'onu, cf.... 5 0 I 3 0 0 Kicbar'n, 2b 6 1 3 6 42 S.-crv. Double plavs Mulvey, Irwin, Farrar. Balk the game away, as the visitors could do nothing what game." Sutton is in t a ttucce^ a^ anoutiluliier, but his batting GliiB.'cock,ss. 3 1 1 3 5 0,H:.uth.3's,lb4 0 2 12 01 Leimor. Pa^ed bulla Clements 2, llacketl 2. Wild ever with Keefe, getting all their runs on glaring Thin lets Gore off very easily. Valentine and faction which opposed Baldwin when tho big young twirler waa wielding the iron tube instead of the wil ia needtxl, and to keep him on tbe nine he is played at Set.-r.v, If...... 5 1 J 0 0 Kowo,S3...... 400 4 20 pitches Loitner 2. Umpire Sullivan. errors. Vau Haltren twirk-d the ball in great shape, everybody that saw the game knew he was shamming. short with Sam in tho oulftoid. Thh arrangement hat Dein.v,31..... 5 1 2 0 0 0Thum'pson.rf 4 1 1 0-00 aLd was well supiiorted by Daly. Chicago's fielding up low, came down to guy his pitching. Baldwin'^ friends WASHINGTON vs. DBTIIOIT AT WASHINOTON Auo. 24. DETROIT DOTS. wen- also there, hence the racket." worked well and is liable to bo tho make-up of tuo nine 6h..n,ii,-i-g.lb.1> 0 3 12 0 0' White.- ' 31..... 402 2 40 Little Keefe occupied the peiute for Washington. to the ninth inning was perfect. Then, through two when Kelly in behind the but. Those who attend the U.SSI-H. 2h ..500 2 7 OTwitchell, If. 4 00001 A signal illustration of the good judgment displayed "Whoop 'em up, Anson, and bring the boys back Watkins* men began pounding him from the* first bail errors, the Giants succeeded in seeming two runs. by President Stearns was in the release of Weidman. games regularly want to see Capt. Mike behind the bat Mevcr*, rf... 4 0 1 200 H.inlon, cf... 411 2 00 pitched ball, and iu < ight innings rolled np a total of Williamsou's work at short was exceptionally fine: here leadlrg Detroit if you can to cross bats with The kid lias a good many friends here who ne.t up a the Hoosiers on Sept. 8. every other ^-aine aud thut U ceriainly where ho ought Huckptt, c.... 411 6 0 0 Beimett, c... 413 3 10 thii-ty-flvo bn>:cs. Grubor, on the other hand, was CHICAGO. AB.lt.B. P. A. E- NEW YORK. AB.It. B. P. A. P. to be plwyed. lYom now out ho will probably catoh Ll-i^uor, p... 4 1^ 2 0 4 OjOiiiber, p..... 4 0 1 0 00 howl when it was announced he was to go. Watkica And now Pu -a-pin-there Cay lor does not want the very effective, tho seven hits of the Grays boiog well Sunday, rf... 4 0 0 1 0 1 Gore, cf...... 4 0 1 001 chimed in and made a tremendous kick. But Stearns Association prt-sidency. This sounds well, but the two games a week. Total...... 40 5 12 27 Id 0: Total...... 3~7 4 13 27 U 4 scattered. Tho Holding of the locul team was very Eyan, cf...... 4 0 0 1 0 0 Tiernan, If... 4 0 0 000 released Weidnmu all the same, and the result has Detroit ...... 20010010 0 4 locve. Score: Sullivan, If.. 4 0 0 2 0 O'Waid.ss...... 4 1 1 0 50 rest of tho moguls iu whose bonnets the presidential 8POKKS FKOlf TItE HtfB. justified liis action. The kid was knocked silty by the bee is buzzing want to look sharp. Ollie U a genuine As I watched the Pittsbuiga play yesterday T wu Iiiiirariaj»!is...... 00000030 2 5 \V.\smNO'N AB. n. B. P. A. El DETROIT. AB.R. B. P. A.I Anson, lb._.. 4 2 0 8 1 2|Comic,r.lb... 4 0 1 12 00 Clrvelanda and will continue to get it iu the neck from Earned runs De roit 2, Indianapolis 1. Two base C»rroll. If... 40140 IJRicharu'n.Sb 644 3 41 Pfeffor. 2b... 4 2 1 6 4 1 O'Rourke,3b 3 1 0 103 Marcus Antonio in his methods. convinced that with a captain liko Ki lly, Au^on er this out. As I huve before rem ;rked the secret of his Personal. Hi, there, Curtis, come West! Ai's bur- Ward they would mako a rt-markalily str.-ngtoam. hits "-.honibBrp, Urown, lUchudson, White. Three Hines, cf...... 40020 ljBrouthere,lb 6 4 3 13 00 William'n.ss 41234 OlDorgan, rf... 402 2 02 success in the early part of the season was not due to ba.-e bits IticliarcJson. Scery. Hc.mo runt; ^Benuett, Burns, 3b..... 40121 O'Brown, c...... 4 0 2 10 21 .glar alarm IA out of order and Keuwood is hankuring John MiTi-ill did not^o to HaviM-hill ro-dfty. It WH Daily, rf...... 401 1 00 liowe, ss...... 643 0 ft 0 good pitching on his part, but to tho strenuoua eSorts for another nndrcss parade. the first frame hu lias inland siuco tho season opened. Ha.-kett. Double pluvs lUssott, Glasscock, Shotu- O'Biien, Ib.."'""TO 4 0 1 OiThonipson.rf 5 12100 Dailj.c...... 4 0 0 4 3 1 Ricliar'n^b. 4 0 1 1 1 1 of Ihe club behind him, both in the field and at bat. ber^: 2; Bassett, Siioiuberg. First on balls In- Myors, 2b... 401 V. H'oltr'ti.p. 40114 0 Keefe, p...... 30^1 12 2 Wonder if "Mugwump's" name is hoodooing the He deserved a re^t. 4 3 White. 31..... 523 2 10 He wa* a favorite with the members of the rlub and club. The "Wumps"seem to be getting as badly left John Burdock is bound to get tb.it $1,000. He hw dianai.-olis 3, Deiroir 5. Hit by pitcher GUscjcock a. Dialy, ss...... 4 0 I 1_ 1. Twilchell, If C 11100 Total...... 36 6 6 27 17 51 Total...... 3-1 2 9272010 they tried to hold him up, but without avail. >"irst ou errors Iij.liauauoli.s 4. Struck out Twit- D..nuelly,3b3 11041 Bentett, c... 512 4 30 at Boston as they are at Washington. not touched a drop of liquor t>inco he signed in April, Chicago...... 02030000 0 o The Norihein Michigan League has gone ker- Conundrum, What is tbe difference between Joe ami is as big a favorite us over. chell, Haul..n, Grubor 2. .Wild (.'itches Liatner 3. Kei-fc, p...... 300 0 0 0 Ilanlon, cf... 623 3 00 New York...... '... 00000000 2 2 smash. The deadly umpire and light attendance are Umpires Qieuuiui. ' Gilligan, c... 301 2 2 2 Gruber, p.... 511 0 80 Pritchard and "Ollia" Caylor? Joe wants the Associa A change has beon nmdo In Boston'a butting onier. Earned runs Chicago 2. First on error; Chicago said to be the causes. tion presidency and tajs to; "GUie" .vautb it aud don't Kelly leads off now, auJ. Ilornuiig goca down to the Total...... S3 i t24 11 9l Total...... 492022 27 16 1 5,NowYorl;3. Two-base hit Connor. Three-base Despite all statements to the contrary, Clarkeon** say so. middle of the li^t. Games Played Monday, Ang. 2Z. Washington...... 000010000 1 bit Williamson. First on ball, Gore, Ward, Rich l'lllI.AI»:LPIIIi\ VS. 1.NIIIANAP01.1SAT I'ull.ABrj.PJUA work against the Dotroits affected bis arm very se If "T. T. T." were to sign his letters "T. T. B.," Bar- The architect of tho PhiUuMptiia grand stand wu Detroit...... 52403813 X 20 ardson. Stolen bases Auson, Ward 2. Hitby pitcher verely. The fiiuui'st break ever heard of waa mnde ote would have no trouble in dropping to the MOW de in town on Wednesday. II- is to , Pfefler; Daly, William- _____ HARRY PALMER. ancl a homo ruu, which wilh Dcnuy's wild throw t^avij was all right again, he clinches the assertion aa fol so large it will be ju?t as complete aa the Philadelphia, Fiist on errors WasbluRton 1, Detroit C. Fiivt ou sou. Passed ball Daly. Wild pitch Kcofe. Um lows: "Your correspondent made an examination of pointEIXT, whom the Woshlngtons were once on the thc:n four nm^ ttud the ga*uo after tho flint inning. bills Curroll, O'li.-ien, Bowe 2, Hatilon, Gruber. pire Brady. stand. An liens wan the only man who bit safe. Tho visitois the arm and found the lameness and soreness gone." point of releasing, is now doing s^fondid work for that The police arc amunng themselves in raiding the !:ri-ck out lly Gri^ber 3. Wild pitciies Keufe 2. That correspondent evidnntly has a valuable secret club. It is never well to be toiTready with the bounce. after secured a run iu the i*> urth ou a &JQ£l«, fc-arr.!£co, wild IW'd buili Giilijan 4. Umpire tJauieta. base ball pool rooms of the city. Five miuutos til uud Johiiso -'-ijtil _° - BROOKLYN carries seven fielders, three catchers which he should uuiuediaUily impart to the medical Countless ulayers have been, rashly droimed by one tbe raids huaiueaa it ruuoiug at full blast again. i'DTZ. At n.j»t.in_ll«jn. and fife pitchers fifteen men in all this trip. fraternity. ogioat ^ -Aug. 31. THE SPORTING LIFE.
ST. Lows va. ATHLETIC AT ST. Louis Auo. 21. Wey- Games Played Wednesday, Ang. 9t. Runs earned St. Louis 11. Metropolitan 2. Two- where the Order of Cincinnatus i« presenting "Rome bing pitched another magnificent game, and was CLEVELAND vs. UBOOKLYN AT CLEVELAND AUG. 24. base bits Latham 2, Gcrhardt 2. Three-base hits FROM CINCINNATI. Un-it r Nero. BASE BALL. supeibly supported, Milligan especially distinguithing Two bases ou balls, a fumble by Smith and 0'Bri*;n'a O'Neil 2, Comi,key, RoUnsn, Welch. Siolen ba.-es K i Macon ban disappeared and Is said to havebi-bbed himeelf. Carulher« reappeared in the boi after an muff of a foul fiy filled the bases with Cleveland run I atham 3, Comiskey 2, Cariltbcrs, Radforl 2, O1 Brien. A New Chapter on Superstitions The Series np again in LVnvrr, whrrp he will manage the club. absence of a month, but did not pitch effectively. Double plays Robin on, lile-ason, Comiske-y; R:id- On-rri'.re Cinciniiatiaii in the Sou:h»rn League ners in the first inning, and then Alien scored three With Louisville Cold Comfort for the Eibinson went behind the bat and caught well. runs by a bit to the left field fence. Two more runs ford, Ocrbardt, O'Brien. Bases on balls Carulhers 2, Will Wi.-lnT. New Orlt-aris se^rns to be jmrt al to AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Rain came np during lue sixth inning and the game were earned in the same inning, and Cleveland had Radford, Hogan, Jones, King, Cushman, Ilankin-nnan,rf_ 3 1 3 1 00 brilliant fielding plays. Score-: Semimera. Umpire McOJuade. CINCINNATI, Aug. 24. Editor SPORTING LIFE: week aud aided the Delhi Club in d*fealing th-i team " 28, Lo!iui|il- ve. Brooklyn at Luuitvlllo. Gle:isi.n, js... 20012 OlLyons, 3b...... 301 0 10 CLkVELA'D. AB.R.B. P. A.E BROOKLYN. AB. K. B. P. A.E LOUISVILLE vs. BROOKLYN AT LOVISVILLE Arc. 26. Imagine a little coon as black as the ace of of llptt Keutu ky city. It was the nr*t time thi« " 2S, Cincinnati «. BUtioioro nt CincinniH. O'Keil, if..... 20020 1 Mann, cf..... 200 2 06 Stricker. 2b.. S ii 2 Pinckney,3b5 132 Lonibville played a perfect game, not having even a spade?, who smokes all the cigarette stumps he 6L-4SUII the IVIpmburss had bein def***ied, and Ihey IVIl sore. Al 1< ..-I iu^'s i.mplreil, and be declan-s: " 20. 30, 31, i;incinn:itl». AtliHij Hi Cinrinontt. Comiskey,lb2 0 0 4 0 llliii-rbain-r,2o3 1 1 010 McKean, as.. 5 1 2 McClell ii,i!b 501 1 Ob passed ball, a wild pitch or a base nn balls marked can pick up, and carries a blacking kit orna ** 29. ao, 31, loufHVtllrt T«. V.cta at Ixiui"\ille. Carulb.-rs, p 2 1 1 1 2 0]S ovey, K..... 300 1 00 Hotalmg, cf. 5 1 1 McTam'y, cl 5 0 3 0 00 against them. Brooklyn was the subject of the first "Brad can give Ueiirly all th»se youngsters point* in " 29. 30. 31, St. Louis v». Bn.okl.rn at St. Ltilila. Welcb,2(j..... 2 0 1 2 1 l'L.rkin,lb....2 1 0 4 00 Alien, rf..... 511 S»artwo'd,rf5 11200 whitewash by the lionie nint this season, aud it wai a mented with a chestnut bell, and .you can the Kame aud beat tnem out. lie is throwing a beauti " 29, 3D, 31, clevdHiid vs. Baltim-re »t Cleveland. Hobinsjo, c.. 2 9 0 2 1 llMilligan, c.. 3 1 1 Carroll,If.... 5 0 1 _ ...... ,.,Phillips, lb..... 5 1 1 11 10 bid one. flecker pitched in his best form aud halted imagine iu your mind's eye a picture of the Cin- ful ball." ept. 2,3, S, Athletic v-. Ciin-iiinaii at Philadelphia. floUe if...... 2 0 0 1 0 OJMcGalT.n... 2 0 0 Sujdor, c..... 411 3 10 Smith,sg...... 400 2 62 splendidly. Porter was bit hard, and received weak cinnatia* new mascot. He turned up last Sat 'Honest John" Corkhiil went down to Marietta, Ga., " 2, 3, 5, Mds vs. St. Louii nt S'atou Ishud. King, cf...... 1 0 0 1 0 0 Weyhing, p-2 1 1 Say,3b...... , ...... 4_ 0. 1. 0. 2_ 1. G.eer, If...... 44013 0 1 3 00 support. Scoie: to mime his "Charley -horse." Hit leg was a< black aa urday, and was knocked off the score board by a a man's bat. l.nst week be made some phcnnuit-nal " 1, 3 5, BHltimtire rs. Cleveland at Baltimore. Total...... 17 1 3 15 6 6 Total...... 23 5 7 15 90 Beipsch'r.lb- ' " - 412- - - 7- 10 O'lirien.c... 4016-'-13 LOUISVILLE. AB.X.B. P. A.>.|BROOKLYN. AB.R.B. P. A. B foul ball. After that incident the Reds made " 2, 3,4. Bn>uM\n vs. Ix>'ji»ville at lir oklvn. Crowell, p... 401 0 41 Hende:son,p 400 1 50 Ma :k, 2b..... 5123 2 0 Pinckne-y,3b4 0 1 1 5 0 OBtclu-s, aiid in I'e-ciibiug one of th«m in his slow way 8t. Louis ...... 0100 0 1 Collius, If..... 5222 the cnly run of the game. Yesterday, after " 6,7, 8, Athlrtic T«.CIetolau.l at Philadelphia. Athletic...... 1310 0 5 Total...... 41 71227 16 si Total...... 41 31127 2U 8 . _ - 0- 0. 51cCl.||r"ii'.2b4 0 0 5 5 II he s*id: "It wa»a preity poitd play, but it nearly M 6, 7, 8, Mebi vs. Louiiville at Slateti laluud. Earned runs Si. Louis 1, Athletic 3. Two-base bit Brcker, p-.. 524 3 20 McTa'auy.cf 4 00110 eight innings had been played and nothing net kilkd me." Uriel*- John deserves bis vacation. Cleveland ...... 6 0 000002 0 7 ----- * "00 7t-bH;ui is developing strength as a fi!ug»er. He ba« PU.H in m. Three-base hit Caiuthers. Hit by Brooklyn...... 00000002 1 3 Biowning,cf 5 1 3 1 0 0 ~.Phillipt.lb... _.....,.- ,__...._ 3- 0-. 0-. 10n ted but Fidelity bank asset* two clear rows of The Record. pitcher Mann, Larkin. First on errors Athletic 2. iarned runs Cleveland 3, Brooklyn 1. Two-base Wolf, lb...... 5 1 2 10 10 Sinith,ss...... 300 3 2 ciphers "Little Nick" took that mascot and changed his mode of h*n«liiiK bis bat, »iul instead of Slruckout By Caruthers 1, l.y Weyhing 4. Passed hits Al.en, Reipsclilager, Pinckuey, Phillips. Double Wl.ite, ss...... 611 3 20 Terry, rf...... 301 0 0 1 keeping it dancing up and down, as be did iu tbe The check received at the hands of the Ath Werrick, 3b. 6 1 2 1 10 Greer, If...... 301 1 1 smeared his face with whitewash. After the carl> part of (he season, be boldi it steadily and turns letics has had no appreciable effect upon the balls Ito^irsori 2. Umpire Ferguson. play Stricker, Keipsehlatei, Suydrr. First on balls LOUISVILLE vs. BALTIMORE AT LOI-ISVILLE Aua. 21. Stricker, McKean 2, McCl-llan, McTamany 2. First Kerins, rf 501200"Peoples, c..... 3 01613 artistic finish he looked like a Fiji cannibal to meet t'ie bill. "I cba'-g«d my «lyl» in tbe spring Browns' standing iind they cann'it now bo headed. The home team won ajaiu by bard bitting at the on errors Cleveland 6, Brooklj n 5. S ruck out llo- Cook, c...__ 4 23200 Porter, p..... 300 0 10 with his war paint on. Then Nic rubbed that and ii broke me up," he «aid to me; "now I'm back to The fight for second place it still the centre of r«l.t lime. Bi.th clubs fielded rather poorly, although taiing, Alien, Snj<-'or, Say. Passed tabs Snyiler 1, Total...... 44112027 8 61 Total...... 30 0 4 27 17 7 pickaninny's woolly plate, while the crowd on Wftteru Lfagu-1 tactics and hitting tUt» ball." several brilliant p'ays were made. Kilroy was bit ou 1 0600201 1 H Hick Carjfenter i* thinking of fooling thu pi-chera interest. Cincinnati got there, but for a day only, O'Bnenl. Wild ri'ch Henderson. Umpire Curry. the blenching boards yelled with delight. That wh-> lav tor b m with lh»ir low bslli br coaiing out aa »nd Louisville is once more fecond, with Cincin tho leg bv a thrown ball in the .bird inning and cave ST. Louis vs. BALTIMORE AT ST. Louis Auo. 24. Brooklyn...... 000000000 0 broke the hoodoo. Al any rate, a moment later way to Smith iu Ihe seventh inning. Kanney snapped Gardner, a novice, iried uU hand at pitching for Balti Earned runs Louisville 5. Two-base hits Kerins, a K-tt-handud battar. Try it, old man. It might nati third, and Baltimore fourth. The margin one ol the sinews of his left arm in throwing to tint more, but after civing half a dozen men bases on balls Cook, Peoples. Three-base hit Woif, Werrick. Frank Fennelly lit onto a ball and sent it to woik. between these clubs is extremely small, however, ba-e and he may be cripp'ed for several weeks. Ouly be retired, Burns taking his place. The latter was S:ilen basts Collius 2, Greer. Dml.lc play Saiilh, centre for three ba?es, and Jim Kcenan's base "H^nnie" Kappel was not seriously injured, aud h» »nd the ultimate outcome very uncertain. The three hits were in ide i,fl him aud nous off Hecker, 51. Clellan, Phillips. First on balls Off Porter 4. on balle and Tebeau's triple were worth two will be aMe to take bis place iu tho niue in a few also very wild aLd he was hit at will. The champions days if called Ujh>n. Athletic* have played great ball this trip and who numbed the game. Score: sceired no Hess than fifteen clean bits off Burns and Slnick out By Porter 2. Passed ball Peoples. runs and a victory over the Mets. I won't A.E Umpire Bauer. I be Rwis have now shut out the Mats three times. advanced to a tie wirh Brooklyn for fifth place. LOI-I8VII.LE.AB R. B. P. A. Ej BALTO. AB.R.B. P. iwo off Gardner. The balance of their twenty nine vouch f.»r the truth of the story bulow, hut it was told Mack, 2b...... 5 0 1 3 4 OGreeuw'd,2b4 1 2 4 4 1 CLEVELAND vs. ATHLETIC AT CLEVELAND Auo. 26. An (tier *rn»i!es-i game has betu addtd to their mar* The Jlcts nnd Cleveland? are of course still h;ta were "ihautouu." tcore: n;e by E*i Blm in, who said it WAS straight, BO help vet un record. C.ilbn»,lt..... 5 1 1 5 0 0 Griffin, cf...-4 0 0 1 0 0 ST. U UtS. AH.U. B. P. A. E| BALTO. AB.B. B. P. A. E Seward had the home battersat his mcicy and allowed him gr*ci«m«. While the reds wtre i awiui; through leventh and eighth respectively. The record is Hecker, Ib,p4 1 1 12 0, IJBurn',- _..._ , --....-ss...... 411- - - 2 62 them to score but six singles. Cleveland wa< also Fiauk Kenuflly has quit striking out. He is again Lathuni, 3b.. 71303 l'Greeuw'd,2b 522 2 50 th*ir receu' sioge of ill luck, Brother Aur >n begun to doing as line work as any short itop in the country. up to Friday, Aug. 26, inclusive: BrownVn^ef 4 2 2 '! 0 i I piiro l'l,"rf!".~ 4 0 0 0 00 Gleasou, ss.., 75533 1 Griffin, cf.... 511 6 00 outplayed in the field. Crowell's pitching was strong chato around town to discover SLnipb.idy who hud Wolf, rf...... 4 1 1 1 1 0 Tucker, lb... 4 0 0 9 00 and Snydf-r caueht him without an error, but tl:e El Clark lias come homo from Ciawf,«rd»rille, wnere O'Neil, "if... 7 5 6 1 0 0 Bums, 3b,p. 6 1 1 0 never seen the lleds heatfu. A con briber learned be and G^.n-ge Pechiney have been pitching for tu« ^- "; Jr1 g 2 White, ss..... 4 1 1 1 2 lUiumcr, If... 3 1 0 0 00 Comi.ikey,lb 743 9 0 U Davis, SB...... 4011 playing of tbe Cleveland*' field was loose. McKenu his errand and stuick him thi§ way: S.gi E. g'jSpi 5i;_ \Umck, 3b4 12 0 3 1 Hay ,3b...... 3 0 0 1 30 was injured by a grouud ball iu tbe flrst inniug and Re.ls. He will p. b ck Main. Caruthers, p 6 3 3 2 40 Purcel 1 , rf... 502 1 00 "Mi-sa Steam, I n ver ee«d de fieds licktd yet." Danville, 111., wants Bradley. REK HrjLFORD, Ja. Cook, c...... 4 1221 OTrott.c...... 3 00 7 12 Welch, cf.... 610 3 00 Tucker, lb... 4 0 0 10 0 0 bad to retire. Score: "Thatfco? Can 3 on go out to-m;>rrov»?" Ramscy, p.... 3 0 2 0 0 1 Kilroy, p...... 1 0.0 000 Robinson,2ti 624 1 40 Somuier, If.. 4 013 0 0 ATHLETIC. AB.R.B. P. A.E'CLEVELA*!). AR.R. B. T. A.E "I se purty busy to-morrow. I kin git th«re Sunday Kerins, lb... 1 0 0 2 0 0 Smith, p...... 2 0 0 001 Boyle, c...... 613 Hay us. c...... 4114 1 1 Poorman.rf.. 42230 0 Stricker. 2b.. 401 4 10 if you kin fix me." Gardn'r,I>,3b4 1 2021 Lyons, 3b..... 4 1 1 0 1 llMcKean, ss.. 1 0 0 NEW YORKliENTION. Athlftic...... 8 13 Total...... 38 81327 ll 6\ Total...... 32 3 3 24 13 6 King, rf...... 4 1 2 "What do you make a day?" a aron. Loniirille...... 00030320 x 8 Total...... 65 & 292715 4 Total...... 40 61227 15 3 Mann,cf...... 41230 OiRei|»ch'r,lb S 012 **Two dolliird,1' re^li«;d the knight of the ritzor. Brooklyn...... 11 G| 7 Bitrbauer,2b4 1 0 0 3 0: Toy,lb,rf..... 4 0 1 4 Ewing's Injury Digby Kill's Uncorked En Baltimore...... 11 610 Baliime>d. wua nniiily downed. So eiidrth another chapter vn Tho Gi mts arc on home grounds again for a Metropolitan._..... 3 .3*46 Wild pitches Ramsey 2. Struck out By Smith 8, Seward, p.... 3 0012 0 Snyder. c..... 3 11450 St. Louig...... 14 10 .740 Tucker. Struck out Purcel!, Griffin, King, Gardner. 8e«8oi.»b!« M]per«titio*8. "Xew Salem" would he a dozen games or PO, and as tho loc»l appetite for by Ramsey 1. Umpire Curry. Bn-ns. Bates ou balls Latbaul, tileason 2, O'Neil, Tolal...... 35 71227 13 3iCrowell,p..... 301 1 30 good iiick-iiAaie for the ball park. Gree nwood, Comiskey, Carulhers 2, Bobinoon 3, Boyle I Total...... 33 1 6 24 14 4 base ball is strt ng and hearty the directors of Total lost...... 51 51 45 40 74 44 64 26 401 Athletic...... __...... 30100021 J-7 CUVNKS OF TRUTH Full LOUISTILLE. the New York Club are bappy. The New Games Played Monday, Ang. 83. 2. Hit by pitcher R'bius,,n, Welch, t'aiuibers, Da- IB theie no epirit of fniroesa or truth in the Louis vis, Tucker. Passed bulls llayee 2. Wild pitches Cleveland...... 00100000 0—1 Yorkers made a fairly good record on the tour, Games Played Saturday, Aug. 2O. LOUISVILLE vs. ATHLETIC AT LOUISVILLE Auo. 22. Earned mns Athletics. Too-base hits Pooruian, ville uewspaiM:!' mind? Nothing has so di-^ust«d me The game resulted in a tie, the score i-landing 6 to 6 Garduerl, Burns 3, Carntheis 1. Umpire Metjiiade. ta!f Jy a^ did a nquib given promiDeuco in ti.a Couritr- but nothing to crow over. Still the U am did ST. Louis vs. ATHLETIC AT M". Luvis Auo. 20. I OUISVII.LE vs. ATHLETIC AT LOUISVILLE Acu. 24. Gilks. Three-base hit Stovey. Stolen buei Puor- at the end of the ninth inning, when the jame wan nmn, Mann. Deiuble plays McGarr, Larkia; Say, Jvuruttl. It was tio omnifcBtly f»L-e iha1 it appenrftd better work than usual whfn away from home, W^ybiiiL pitcbfd a beau iful ^rame enl tbe Atlilt-tic called on account of approaching darkness. Tlie Neal was hit hsrd. He was also very wild in his de ridiculous. This oracle, to (ha base bull world u»- Clnh scored a very cri-ilitable victory in concequence. livery aiid caused his catcher a great deal of trouble. Sttickcr, Reipschlager; Gilki, Snyaer, Say. Fir.t on aud the local followers of the game are nearly Loiiisvilles ouehatted then-opponents and could have balls Stovey, Larkin. First on errors Athletic 4, kuoftii, declared: "The Porkopolis weaklings can't He was splendidly supported by Slillijian, whu.-e tiack we.n with ease had it not been for the luont stupid Srward was Very effective, and struek out nine men, b«-giu to cwnipmre wiih the Ixjuisvillea wlimi it cmntM satiflied. The unf-*rtunate injury to Buck stop work a ud throwing to bascn was oue of < he l»e*t though he wan also hit hard at times. BierVauer and Cleveland 1. Struck out Bierbauf r, If cGarr, Sewnrd, Ewing has been a severe blow to the team. His errors, lienna and Browning m ide wretched plays Say. Pi«-ed bull Robinson. Wild pitch Jeward. to b&Jl playing and ibty generally handle them like so features of the game. On tbe other hand Kiug wua and Werrick also threw badly. Score: 8 ovey excelled in batting and White made a homo many amateurs. Und«r ordinary ciruumvuucM tbe service* have already been miss»d, but his ab pounded at will. J*ck Hoy le, who lias caught ft. riy-thrt e lun. Score: Umpire Curry. LOUISVILLE.AB H.B. P. A. FI ATHLETIC AB.R. B. P. A. « CINCINNATI vs.BALTIMORE AT CINCINNATI Aua.26. Loiiidvfilw can boat thoeti Ohio cripples Lino Umt>* sence will be felt even inor« keenly during the nccrfs ve realties, ccuip aiu«d of a sore hand in tlie BUck, 2t>..... « 0 3 3 8 1 I'oorman, rf. 6 2 1 001 LOUiSVILLE.AB.R. B. P. A.E ATHLETIC. AB R I P. A.» out of tea un ih«ir own dunghill. A e^tof w»o4en ftmrtU iui !UK aud L'lth&in went bt-ninil the bat. Score: Mack,2b...... 6104 1 1 Poormiiu.rf.. 5101 00 This was a terrific slugging match, iu which the Chicitgo and Detroit battles hc*e. Ewing has ('«.llin». If... 6 0 3 2 C 0|Lyons,3b..... 5 1 2 1 Baltimore team excelled. The batting of Burus, Som- sln>eniak«iB could win the leries irom them. They LOUIS AB.K.B.. P. A Ej AT1I1ETIC. AB.B. B. P. A. E Ilt-cker, p... 60314 OjMann.cf...... 6001 Collius, If..... 601 5 Lyont.Sb..... 5421 3 1 play ball lik« old women would jo at it." I b-liare in developed into quite a captain, und his general A»lhaiu,3b,c4 0 0 2 3 0 Po, ruwn, rf. ft 2 2 1 0 0 I Hecker, lb... 512 8 0 1 Mann, cf..... 5221 0 0 ni>-r and McPhte was simply wonderful. Hultane ship on the £eld has bcea excellent. Ho Keiins.'lb... 5 0 2 14 1 0|liierbaner,2b 4116 was uttcily ratiled in the box, and was uraMe to pitch gfnero«s rivalry and shouting for the home club, but Gleason, «f_ 4 1 2 2 41Lyoi«,3l>_.513 0 1 0 l!rowning,of 5 21 2 01 Stovoy, If..... 4116 Browning, cf 6 0 0 1 0 0>:iiTbauer,ib5 231 1 1 whon it cmies dowu to the w«*k«et sort uf folufriag promises to develop kicking propensities of tho O'A«-il, If..... 4 0 0 1 0 0 Mann, cf...... 6 2 2 3 0 0 Larkin, lb... 4029 Wolf, rf...... 4 111 0. 0. Stovey,... .,, If..... 4332 0 0 anything like good hall. Baldwin and Kesuan gave Wolf, rf...... 5 1 1 him pood support. Score: plvaee c»unt me OUT ol tfce race. Let me w hupor imto Anson stripe, and tbe Giants will no longer sub ConiiskM.lu 3 0 0 11 0 Ojliierl*unr.21> 500 S 0 0 While, fB..... 623 VUiliir«n, c.. 4 0 1 4 While, «..._ 422 0 61 Larkin.lb.... 5 1 2 10 10 the largr tare of thi* Count*' Journal b -astor th»t Ma Carai's,ri,if4 133 0 OSn.vey, If..... 5321 0 0 Werrick, 3b. 5 1 2 3 12 llcGarr, >s... 411' Werrick, 3b. 4 1 2 0 3 0 Robl i son, c. 5 1 2 801 CIN. AB.K.B P. A. E| BALTO. AB.R.B. P. A. X club trill fcave to win tw# rnwe garner from Ohi*ia- mit to injustice with their former meekness. Wi-lrli, cf,2b 4003 0 0 1-arkln, lb.... 5 025 0 0 Cook, c...... 6 0 1 1 42S«<»ard, p.... 4 0 1 110 Cook, c_...413 4 2 2 McGarr, ss... 4 1 1 371 Nicol. rf...... 6 3 3 1 0 0 Greenw'd,2h 6 2 4 5 cinnati b*f»re they can claim the series. Only o»«other Ewing thinks he will be abU to play again Eobi'n,2h,3b4 0 2 1 2 1 Millig.n, c.. 5 0 3 11 21 Neat, p...... 11102 0 Bt-waid, p.... 400 0 01 McPhee, 2b. C 2 6 6 2'1 Griffln, cf.... 5 1 0 within two weeks, but if he gets thiat horrible Bo.vl.',r.rf... 4001 1 0: Mc(i*rr, ss... 412 2 10 Toial...... 47 01927 150 Tutal...... 39 01027 17 3 Fennelly, n 5 U 3 2 4 l'iBurtis,3b..... 6 6 5 2 chili the Athlee in a mouth Klr.g, p...... 402 0 2 0|We}liing,|<.. 4 1 1 060 Athletic...... 51000027 i 15 iieilly, cf,lb6 1 0 4 1 OlDavis, IB..... 6 1 3 0 Athletic...... 004001100-6 K^nan,lb,c5 0 1 6 1 0 Puicell,, rf...... 5 2 1 4 the hon*r of being the only club in tha Association be will bnvi; ace u^Iisbed cwniUaiable. I have Been IVtal...... 35 2 9 24 12 2| Tolal..... 43101727 91 Earned runs Louisville 3. Athlelic 1. Two-Use Louisville...... :.. 000400004 8 ttiat Is ahead of the Vt. Louli iu their aerie*. Th« oom«* b.td base bail bruise*, Imi fcwug'* band in about St. I^.uu...... 000001001 2 Earned runs Athletic 5, Louisville 6. Two-base Baldwin. c,cf 5 012 10 1 ticker, lb... 4 237 hit Mack. Home ruji Wolf. Stolen bases t'ollius Tebeail,If..... 5333 00 Sommer. If. 5341 ciauipioua h*ve won twice** many games ftom Louis the uglifcst, iTiiised, baitfred aad Bw»ll«-u flu I liave Alhieac...... 41010022 I 10 2, H-cker 2, Browning 2, White 2, Werrick 2, Cook. l.its Werrick 2, Cook, McGttir, Kobinson. Three- ville as they have from Cixi«iunati. turn in a lon^ time. James O'K"nrk-b-u.e bate hits Larkin, Robinson. Home run White. Mullane, p.. 5 1 1 1 60 Trot', c...... 6335 Poormiin, Stovey. First t u bails My ll.'cker 2, by Carpeuter,3b 5 1 3 0 1 OjSmitli, p...... 6 1 2 1 The I.oniavHlea have w«-a nice pameg and l*st five the nine ami giving geuefal satisfactio*. hits Man-i, Stovey 2, Milli^au, M( Garr, Carnthr r?. Sewar.l 8. Struck out l!y Hecker 1. Passed balls Stolen hajes Lyems 4, Mann, Bie-rbauer, McGarr, to Lbe Beds. Dow tke Cotwfw-JournaJ innocent kiow IXjublt-play Milligan, Larkiu. Bases OD baltw Mc- itlilligan 3, Cook 1. Wild pitch Hecker. Umpire Sttivey, Cook 3, Hecker. First on balls Neal 1, Scw- Total...... 47 fi 2024 15 2! Total...... 47 192S27 16 7 that tii« due;rtflrd Pi^s excul tha Knniucky Colonel* In DIGBY BELL AND HIS I'RAKKS. Garr, Cafulliura, We>hing, King 2, L.vouf, Robinson Ferguson. ard 1. Struck out By Neal 2, by Si ward 9. Hit by Cincinnati...... 12132010 1—11 both b-we-runniug and fUKUijg? That is th« truth, A good Btory cam^ to town tli* otk«r day and M S, Larkin, fllanu. Hit b> pilcfter C-miiskt-y. First CLEVELAND vs. BROOKLYN AT CLEVELAND Avo. 22 pitcher Stuvny. Double play Bierlauer, McGurr, Baltimore...... 30661310 x-?(9 ai.(l if it hada't been for Bob Kertfiison's error in ouu Digity Bell, th*- well known c*ni*diau, w tho (>riu<'i[>ai on errors Athletic 2. Struck out l!y King 2, by Kirhv pitched an excruciating Kauie and Bn oklyn Lalkin. Pasted balls Cook 3, Rubitson 1. Wild Earned rnns Baltimore 15, Cincinnati 5. Two-Vase garnu an4 W»lah'd trva^h'rcuti decfsi^ns in auoth*r acK'r. its details nuy be uf iu4cr«£t. B*ll w a comical WeyhiugS. P«*aed hall Boyle 1, Latbain 2. Wild ^rew weary hitting the ball. Kiiby struck out but pitches Neal 4, S^wurd 1. Umpire Ferguson. hit McPhee. Tbree-liase hils Mcl'liee, Gr»e»wo« Grcund.i in a happy temp«r«ttir<'. Bell is It was a p'Uhcru'buttle a'.d ?l«yi nine wur« l*st by jnsi one run. Ju*t on« of Lonu- true blue b-i-e ball ciutn:sa«t aud one of the most traie^y. He was iiivcu a ^)l*-n-!id fupiKiit, ftlcPhey again*! the he.uie team. Sc-Te: were secure-d in th" fin>t inning. Aftt r that he Buttled Trotr, Tucker; Mcl'hee, Keenan. lia-ws on balls Off ville's five defeats was by turn a narrow mar^iu. On* orient admirers of irwGiantarutofja.il. Bell follows Smi'h 7, off Mnllalie 3. Hit .by pitcher Griffin, Ihe clnlt cloHely and he WMHI Boa to* aud I'hiludelpKia put up a wonderful game, hitting saMy each time he bRoOKL\N. AB. B. B. T. A.E CLKVELA'I). AB.R. B. P. down anil pitched a steady game. Riedford was tbo was a ahnt-out 5 to 0 »ud thy Touds h iv» ea'eu th* dune to the bat and driving in tbo M inning run. l'iuckney,3b 6 2 3 2 2 0 Stiickcr,2b.. 4 1 1 4 only Indian who could size np Smith's delivery. Tucker. 'Struck out Fennelly, Nicol, Mnl'utiio, Gnf- only got«# fnJt distributed in the seiiei. P»rh»^a if* «-iulv to ccc tiit- irt*t Is'ew Yurk g*ui»* t»«re. l)igby Tetwau'e d uble, Kicol's sacrifice and McPhee'a tingle McClell'ii,2b 602 2 32 McKeau, «>.. 4 111 The features of the game were Ni-j'.l's catch of a fln 2,Baldwin, Tucker. Pa-sod bull- Trolt 2, Bald when the Courier-Journal man Liokit at tlit-se figur« hail luts tiffun in Bo*toimnd bu capitirwl some of tha ylehled the only run of the g ime. Score: McTam'y ,cf. 533 1 Ho'aliug.cf. 4 202 lino hit nnd tho Mse play of Gerhanlt and McPliee. win 1, Keenan 1. Wild pitehss Mullaue 3. Umpire he will cra^l i»to a hole and tiog sweet and low for a bt-an-fiiieri*' dollars before be left, lie altio accom- CIN. P. A. BBO"KI.YN ABQ.D. P. A. F. Pe i led, rf... 653 0 Alien, If...... 4021 Bauor's umpiring waa only fair, but he preserved Feryusou. litile while. In twttinj; only do the Colonels eic*l, nauie^t :he team to your burg. Tuu jirobahljr remem- Hlcol. rf...... 400 100 P.n.-kii"i,3li4 0 0 strict order. Score: litr ihe third ^ame, « hich went to N«w Turk, in » hlch Philips, lb.. 614""240 9 10 air.,11, rf... 401 1 and (hey have ju»t '22 points the best of Ciucimiati on »ennelly,e».. 4 01211 McCHl'n,2l. 401 Snyi>r, lb... 4 0 0 10 AB.lt. D. P. A. E AB.R.B. P. A.E thwt t-coi'e. Glauoe at the record attained iu the four Co un or maile til-sj ineinarabl* hume ruiM lie II waa M<:T«m'y,cf4 03100 ...... 60 ... POBTLAXD PEXCILtENGS. Beilly, cf..... 4014 Gieer, If...... 6 1 2 0 0 OjMiy, 3b...... 4 0 2 1 Nicol, rf...... 603 1 00 Rvlf.Td.ss... fi 14 1 40 teen games played: prtfi'Mit, and when the fourth liming WM ov?r and the Kr.nan, lb.. 4 0 1 11 I'lnllipa, lb.. 400 8 00 I'hillifB iia-t oix runs and the G uuw nothing, Bttll aud Teny, p...... 6 2 4 1 9 0| lfei,.scl.rr, c 4 0 1 4 Mcl'hee, 2b. 500 6 50 O'Brie-n, lb. 4 0 0 10 12 Still at the Top of the List-Gossip About AB. B. IB. S.B. P.O. A. E. B»lduin,c.... 4 0 0 120 Smith, ...... 3012 Clark, c...... 6 1 1 1(1 0 OjKilby, p...... 4 0 0 0 _ F< nuc-llr, M. 5 2 2 0 31 Hogan, rf... 411 4 02 Cincinnati...... 52(i 73 146 M 364 190 50 t!>e oilier N'. w Yorkeia Iclt aad. Like u true euthuai- Kapj'el, 3b... 300 ICO T.-rry, rf..... 3000 Ri-illy, cf..... 4 2 2 2 0 « Jone»,cf...... 4 0 0 100 the Players. Lou>villf...... 615 79 154 33 382 '245 58 ust he did iitit give up ho^f, however. Tlie Ntw Yoika Tebcau, If..... 311 0 00 " , If...... 301 Total...... 51152427 1» 3\ Total...... 30 4 8 24 13 4 nm'ie ten ruua iu the next three inniugs and \vou tho Brooklyn...... 02126032 X 15 Kei-nan, 11'. 4 1 2 13 0 1 H«n!dn'n,3b 401 1 11 PORTLAND, Aug. 25. EditorSPORTIN.G LIFE: The Rnd* lead th-hii8n hit Ttbeau. halls 1'inckii")', MiCle-llan, SlcTamany, Peoples, (A voice behind him, evidently a Quaker) "Lik« Smiill, Grcer, Terry, McKean, Carroll. Hit by pitcher Cincinnati...... 30020000 i—5 nigie's satin-finished team can't do us. We've the two is too narrow for any such exhibition aa tbe be will." DoulilepHus Mcl'l.w, Keenan 2; Feunelly, McPhef, been on top so Ion? and the season is so near its C. J. rn*ii gives. Hero are their avoragoj: Krenan; Smith, McC.ellan, rhillips; Po ler, People-, QleTimiany. First on errors Brooklyn 3, Cleveland Metropolitan...... 10001001 0—3 Hell "Kb? Of course he will. Roger always doe» 3. Struck out Suyder 2, Say 2, Kirhy 3, Phillips. Runs earned Cincinnati 4, Mo ropolitan 2. Three- closo that it wouldn't be policy to allow the Batting. Fielding. jmt what Iie'l him." MoCli-llali; Phillips, Smith, Greer. FiM on balh Wild pitches Kirby 2. Umpire Brown. base hit Rauf.rd. Double plays Ge-rhaidi, O'Brien; Cincinnati...... 277 .917 Fei;uelly, McTaniaDy. Struck out Kappel 2, Tebeail, Radford, Gerhardt, O'Urien; Hcl'hre, Keenan; Mc Spindle City any favors. We're in to win tho L-iuisviile...... 299 .915 Kotit'r rappt-d the bnll over the rig^t fi^M fence. Fentielly. Umpire McCiu.'de. Jf. E. colors, and, barring accident, will fly two Bt-il "What dxl I tell you? Kugor always dce« Games Played Tuesday, Aim. 23. Phee, Fennelly, Keenau. Fitit on halls By Smith 3, Of the five gnntes won by Cincinnati, Mullaue LOCIBVILL* vs. BALIIMORE AT LOUISVILLK Auo. 20, piichtd one and Smith five. All ware won offlUm- wliti I tt-l! him. f^ei?" by Wfidtnnu 7. Struck out Sniitb 4, Weidmau 2. flags on the home grounds next year. In tho next inn iic Connor walt7,eJ ap to tho plat* Tlie homo team K&VU tlie visitnrs a severe drubliiug CINCINNATI vs. METROPOLITAN AT CINCINNATI AUG. i'assed balls Baldwin 1, Summers 2. Umpire Bauer. Manchester as well as Lowell, and if I re sey s twirling. Of the nine lost Mull me oflScmtnl in md stepped ngtuti iuto second ilaue. Snntti wa* 23. This was a pilcheis' kittle, iu which the) prfnci four, Saiith in f' nr and 3IcGiunis iu on«. Loui«vilU'« apHiu. and Hell Bang out: *'Now Jiog«r, knock us an- pouu'letl unnit-rcifully, while ChanV orlain could not member rightly "Whew," of Haverh ill, also hnr h me run," pals were astdsleil by brilliant fielding. In twenty- Games Played Thursday, Aug. 85. pitchers in tlesegames were Ramsay five, and Hecker pe hit till be flowed up afler thy tame had been won. teiur chaucfs but one eiror was made, aiid th.it cost c'aimed the earth the iii-st of the season, and and Chambotlum two each. "The Toads" have to (Some voice in tlte rear) "Lik« , he will. The Tlie feature of the pame was ibe pretty double plays nothing. Mullane was hit cleanly but twice, one hit CLEVELAND vs. ATHLETIC AT CLEVELAND ADO. 26. have got some consolation now in realizing that they play a stiff jamo wtieu they cross bats with the Redaand other wad a fluke." Koger rapped it over the fence by Whito, Mack aud Ueeker. Score: being a mise-rable scratch. Two three-baggers aud a This game uas nip an-l tuck until the seventh inning, had nerve enough to do it. If we don't finish iu first such rota* the Courier JownmJis ff.v,i\ty of only brin«« again. LOUISVIU.E.AB.K.B. p. A. B, BALTO. ' AB.R.B. P. A. E bas-< on balls gave the Reds the game iu the last when a single by Larkin, n base on balls, McCarr'a place uext mouth wo shall make a dandy second place Contempt on 1ht writer who will allow biased prejudice* 1M! "What did I tell jou, you Qimker apostle of Mack, 21...... 532 6 60 Greonw'd,2b 400 6 40 ini.ing. The time of the game is the shortest this two-bagger anel a wild pitch £ave thetwo winning inns te-am. to wurp bis honesty. Let the houott rivalry go on. ij-unnuice? Roj;er aU-ays does what I tell him, yon Cullins, If... 5 2 2 1 0 OjUiiffiu.cf..... 4 0 0 0 01 s-.-ason Ih. lijm. Score-: to the visiu rs. Morrison was wild, and the Athletic Our tram are in fr'olshipo row and Main*, tho It is Jieuhhy for the dubi uiid the National game, but flecker, Ih... 5 3 3 8 0 1'Burns, S3..... 4 0 2 6 30 CIN. AB.R.B. P. A.E| I1ET9. AB.R.II p. A.E pUyers lilt him wit'i comparative ia«e. Poor coach- new twirle-r. is the speediest man in this League. His let us be fair by all means. During the match Bell had w«iled in a pleading Br.iwumg,cf 5 2330 0,Purcell, if... 300 1 01 Kicul.rf...... 400 0 0 Radfont, u.. 4 001 3 1 fng «lbwed Alien and Sty to be i tit out on thiid after d-.-live-ry is a c irker, and he fields bis position like a t< n-: "I'll hei a him ired the Gi»nu win. Every man W If, rf...... 6 1 2 3 0 O.Tucker, lb... 3 1 2 6 00 McPhee, 2b.. 401 2 4 o'O'Brien.lb... 4 0 1 0 0 making line tuc bn-c hits, and thic assisted in the de veteran. Iu three games and tho first thrre ho erer AL BAUER'S RB-ENTRKE. a knic in hi- po-ition. I'll het 9iW to 940 tho Gi:inta Whne, ss..... 6 1 3 2 7 0 .Somuier, If.. 3 0 2 1 00 Feuuellv, ss 4 1 1 3 3 OjHogan.cf..... 4 021 0 0 feat of Ihe home team. Gilka, the new man, played played his opioneuts got less than twenty hits, aud Al Btuicrmad* bin roappear*nc« as an American As* wiu. N.I tikerri? Then you are )icnce or players. Kteiian, lb. 4 1 2 13 0 0 The fume \vas quickly played it required nue hour THB CALIFORNIA SCHEME. Coainber'n.p 613 1 1 0 Smith, p...... 301 0 01 Baldwin, c... 4 U U 4 1 0 l!u.iuia:i,lt.. 3 0 1 0 0 ATIILr.TIC. J.BR.U. P. A.E CLEVELAND. APR. B. P. A.E runner in this League. Dnffy trie-d calchiruc him and Califi rnia will sve the b«a« lull kinfts the coming Pocrman, rf5 1 3 2 0 0 Stilcker,2b. 5 2 3 5 42 at.rt eighto*n minutes to finish it and wits the short- Total...... 46102127U1I Total ..... 30 1 7 24 11 4 Tebeall.lf..... 4012 0 (I llolbe-rt.c..... 300 1 0 fiays it is like trying to hold Iho nine o'clock train, and whiter, but from present appearances it !o<.ke as if the Mullane. p... 300 1 CO Gerhariit, 2b 3 0 0 3 20 Li OU4, 3b..... 5 1 3 6 1 OiSlcKean, ss.. 5 1 4 0 3 0 just at pre ent Tuayer is .handling him and does ex e-t on the home ^roun.in this year. It was a game in Louisville...... 01003240 x 16 wliuh the coacher had little to do and a remarkubl*- bclicme may bo woik'-d fur more than it ia worth Baltimore...... 000010000 1 ' "211 1 " - M»y., |>...... 30 0 1 20 Mann'cf..... 5 0 2 1 0 llRotalin-.'.cf. 6 0 2 310 tremely well. ManagtT Hart's successful trip Itut winter seems to mei-l)aner,2b 4 1 2 2 3 1 Gllks,lb...... 5 (I 0 10 0 An'lrus is tho most patient waite- in the business, as feature was tho presence of four or fivo players on tbo Earned runs Louisville 9, ILiltloiora 1. Two-base Total ..... 34 2 6 27 14 0 T..U1...... 32 0 6 27 10 1 Ct'uch line at *nce without hearing a word uf proteit have turned the heads of n««rly all thu ba?u ball bltrt Browning, Hi-cker, Tucker. Three-base bit Cincinnati...... 00000000 2 2 Stovey, If...... 400 2 20 Alien, rf...... 4020 0 0 his record of phantom bils will prove, hi* base-run manaptrs. One or two clubs might make a go of it, Bnnvui)i£. Double plays White, Maik, Hi-cker 3; Larkin.lb.... 4 3 3 8 0 0 Carroll, If... 4 0 0 1 0 0 ning is of the finest and very few nies ever strike from either sirte. The Metiaro diawing here now as Metropolitan ...... 00000000 0 0 4 0 well aa any other club in the Anociition save Louis bui a doznn will starve. Judging from pre*eut indi Wi ile, Keeker; Cross, Maik. B.ians ou balls By Kartu-d runs Cincinnati 2. Three-base bits Milliean, c.. 4 1 2 6 30 ay, 3b...... 4122 mother earth when he is In right field. cation n-arly tl.at number wifl fo to the Pacific const Siiiilb 3, b> Chamberlain 3. Struck out By rli»ui- JlcGatr, ss. 4 12040 Rfip-chl'r, c4 1 2 3 3 (I Davin has burn doing some of his old-time batting, ville and St. Louis, It is wonderful liow that team Reiliy, FeLUelly, Tebeau. Double play Mullane, Weyhing, p.. 4 0 0 0 5 1 " ' - - - - has traced up. TUiu'r'rt reppointment has given Mike during ihe coming cold sj*«ll. The St. Lou:s, Loula- beilain 1, by Smiih 1. Wild piicbes Chauibcrlaiu 2. Baldwin, Mcl'bee. First on balls floirau 2, Wc-id- Morrison, p.. 4 11050 and in the Manchester game he got four bits iu six villf, Chicago, Detroit and New York clubs will prob Total...... 39 8 1727" 18 3 Total...... 40 6 1~6 24 20 2 innings. Lane another attack of the horrors and in his paper, Umpire Curry. mau, Mcl-bee, Kteuan. Hit by pitcncr Mulhine. the St. Louis Post-Despatch, he runs up these startling ably all go thoro, with other if ami y«t to bear from, CLEVELAND vs. METROPOLITAN AT CLEVELAND Ana. Struck out By Mullaue 3, by Mays 2. Umpire Athletic...... 40011020 x-S Galligau it finding the ball and doing some clever Th- N'-w York jigirk iu left field. There is a vim and dash about hea'i-liues: "Alllaimr, frclmioiz's brother-in-law, is Bauer. reapp»lnt«d an A-sormtion umi^iro and the Cincinnati ten tield £ave bint nosupiort ST. Louis vs. BALTIMORE AT ST. Louts AUG. 23. Runs earned Athletic 4, Cleve'and 6. Two-base bis work this s-a-jon that was wholly lacking last, believe that al! the placers moatumwd will eo out with at hi,. Sti irki-r's and Ilolaling's aafc-bit records were l.ils McGarr 2, McKean, Alien Say. Stolen ba»B and 1 doubt if there is a cleaner thrower in tne team is now expected T o win the championship." The Baltimore wai everywaj ont|'!ayorm:in 2, in thu League. His stops are really great and he were to be of the locul emigrants, if you remember. Uike Morrisou pitched tike u vetciau. Score: Lyi-ns 2, Mann, Bierbancr, Milligan, Siricker, Mc made; one Tuesday that was simply wonderful. "That is a deliberate Ii>, and L*ne knew he was them by a drive to the left lield f.-nce. The features a liar when be wrote that. I wish youM brand the I hear that the managers of the i>r<>p<>secl trip have CLEVELAND.An.P.. B. P. A.El METS. AB.R.B. P. A. K of tlie eatue were Latham's ficldin.-, Carulbers1 bit Kean, Rell schlacor, Morrison. First ou errors Lew Dic-ei'Mui will have the pleasure of looking been BO indiscreet, as to lot the arimgfmenta they Btrickcr, 2li.. 02422 1 B»dford,ss... 601 1 01 Athlelic 1, Cleveland 1. Struck out Lyons, Larkin, back on his this season's record during the winter fltory SB a falsehood In THE SPOUTING LIFE. A lie ting and Pnrcell's rui.uiu^ catches. Sct.re: liko that trarals font, ami \\hilu it hurin iicittu-r Buu«r have made in regard to salnriec, become public pro- McKean, ss.. f. 1 1 3 2 0 lli.gan, rf-.. 5 0 0 1 ST. LOUIS. AB.R.B. P. A.R| BALTO. AB.R.B. P. A. K McGarr, We-yhing, Gilks 2. Say, Morriscn2. Wild months, as one of ihe best ho ever made. pert . dome of l ha king \.\na have bein o Cored rnora " ' ' 0 u!D,,nali'e,ll.,c4 2 1 7 pitch Morrison. Umpire (.'iiiry. Uaineld is still playing ball and stealing bases like nor myfelf it is rank Injustice. The lirst time I ever Hotnlinf.cf. 6 240 Latham, 3b.. 600 4 51 Greenw'd,2b 400 4 00 saw or ever bet*rd of Bauer was in the fall of '84, when money than others, hence the tioubie. Alien, If...... 6102 0 0 Joues, cf...... 4233 Gleasou,i.8... 5 0 0 0 2 1 Griffln, cf..... 4 1 0 2 d 0 ST. Louis vs. BALTIMORE AT ST. Louis AUG. 25. a deiuion. Six clean steals iu one garnet This man is Can-oil, rf.... 5331 0 1 Hankiu'n,3b 402 0 Kilroy was batteel hard, the champions hunching in for a ball team next year, and will ge-t mouey for I wits manager of the G lumbns Club, Both Morris BUSTLIMG HORACE TALKS. O'Neil, If..... 5 1 3 2 0 0 Horns. 3D..... 4 0 3 442 and Mountiin had gone Ume on me, and I picked up Horace Phillips and his tribe w»ro here for two Snjder, c..... 5 2 2 12 0 1 Kowman, .If 4 013 0»mi>key,lb 5 2 3 7 0 O'Davu,' ss..... 4 0 1 020 their hits at opportune times. King, on the other his work, too. bane), wa« most effective at ciitical points, and re. Small ]IM made an enviable record this season In the T<-m SulliTttn ai.d Bauer, who had Iwon pitching for games this wet-k, and they wer» two pretty lively con KoipwlTr.lk 6106 0 0 Holbert,c,lb4 01 Caruthers,if. 6 2410 oiPurcell, rf... 400 0 0 the ChiUio*the Club, and took them both with me on test'', too. If the Sooty City team can play the same Toy, 31...... 5220 2 li U.-rhardt, 20 4 0 0 Welch, cf..... 6- 2- 4- 3- 1 0 Tucker, lb... 402 11 ce-ived magnificent support from Boyle. The game box, and is us erfe-ctive n >w as he was in his first U,.rnsou, p.. 5 2 3 1 13 1 Weidmau,p.. 400 0 60 wai pluyed in a drizzling rain, and was long drawn games. Few pitchers can say thi«, although there are the last E*stern trip. I recommended him for the kiixl "f game in utaer t'lwns, they will loeo very few Robinson,2b5 126 " ' ' ' If.. 4 0 0 0 0 position of umpire, and this la tho thanks I Kt-t for it. on the pie>>eijt trip. Th* team is pl*jing goo^I lull all Total ..... 49 1619 27 19 4 Total...... SS 4 U 27 11 8 Boyle, c...... 5 0 0 6 2 OJ Trolt, c...... 4 0 3 600 out and uniriten-stiug. The best fratnre-s weio several who might have been, with some care and a O'NcU'tf terrific slugging and the fielding of Gleason, few ounces of dn cretion. Lane wtites himself an ass when lie Rtiys B;in«r i* a the way through, and Phillipi was a hippy mau when Cleveland...... 1414U024 0 16 Kiug, p...... 601 0 60 Sniilh, p...... 300 0 61 'poor apology of an umpire.' His work to-day hta not hf left t"«~n on Wf-duixlay nijht, an(l lie felt reason Urtrouiilitan...... 010001020 4 Total .... 45 8 17 27 17 3 Total...... 35 1 9 27 13 4 liohins-tn and Dari*. Score: Patronage is picking IITI wonderfully, now that the ST. LOUIS. ABR.B. P. A.El BALTO. AB.R.B. P, A.S season is drawing to a close, and the directors will been excelled this sewon!" ably confident of captnrinjr t«o of tbe three gauiea fianied runs I It-ve and 7, Metiopolitan 3. Two- St. Louis...... 00040130 0 8 Al ha! bv *n rusticating In the Ohio League. He scl.edulea at Bo^ton. McCormick an.l Galvin are iu base hits H baling 3, ftlorriaon. Three-liase hitK Latham, 3K. 5 2 2 0 2 0 Gre-en»M,2b 5 1 1 421 ptobably come out a little abead. W. CLIFFORD. Baltimur*...... 10000000 0 1 Gleason.ss... 52234 0 Griffin, cf.... 623 2 00 thinks thut organization a little s'uaky on its pins, hut grt-nt triiii, and Phillips eays that Eitlio Morris la StricktT, Ca-rull, Jones. Iiouhle pl;i>s McKean, Earued runs St. Louis 4. Two-hase hit Robin^-H. desperate effo;t« will bo made to pull through the wa- piichicg the b*-Bt bait of liia life. By the way, Phillips Blrk-ber, liei| schlaxer; JonfS, H Ibert; llankius-n, Stolen bases C.imiskey, C.nutheia, Welch 2, fiobiu- O'Neil, If..... 52320 0|Butn.H,3b..... 523 2 02 Comiskey.lb 5 1290 Olllavis. ss..... 512 2 4 'J From Denver's Mountain Top. soti. Tlie crowds drawn are not largo enough to pay Ha) B he never had nny Idea cf letting Morria go to tha Gerbaidt, Ilolbeit. First un twlla Undfor.l, Kose- scn, Griffiu. Bases on I.alls Comiskey, Carnthers, expenses, and Wb/eling is nbout tho only town that New Y'-rk Club. lie Siiys lie waa out of town when nian. First on enors CleveLmd 5, flletroiolitan 3. King, Trott, Davis, O'Ni-il 2, RobinMjn. First on er Carnthor»,rf 5 1300 0 Purcell, rf... 602 1 1 0 DIN VER, Col., Aug. 22. Editor SPORTINO Liri: Welch, cf.... 5 1 2 6 0 lITucker.lb... 5 0 1 8 2 U Sin y last c>iutribuiie>n we have met thu diiemv aud has anything on the credit side of the ledger. the dickering f T the player was going ou, and that ha Btruclt out 11-taling Alien, Reii«rtilager, Morrison, ivrs St. I ouis 2, baliinii. troit will win the pennant. Hi* opinion of tho pres tu the ease with which he was pounded is due tr.e T'Hal...... 44 142027 16 4l Total ..... 43 8 17 24 14 5 ent etaff of League umpires is not a very kindly one. Games Flayed Sunday, Aug. 31. largo score nuvlo bv tbe visitors. A niimherot ruus St. Louts...... 10233032 x 14 ing tb e confidence of our base ball lofers. Hastings "Well, isn't that right?" I askrfl him. CINCINNATI vs. BROOKLYN AT CINCINNATI AUG. 21. were contril-utwd by him by wild pitching after the Baltimore...... 901003202 8 has al ays been our Jonah, but tho boys broke the "No, sir; I picktd him up myself I" GOTHAM SQUIBS. Emi'h weakened in the seventh aim t-iglnh ihniug* bases liad been filled, forcing tne man ou third borne. Earned runs St. Louis 12, Baltimore 6. Two-base spell, nd now have no fcais of the future. Kansas "How's that." The Brotherhood BfSMon will b» bald here on San- *nd tho Bruoklyns batted him territicallj, gettiu^ ten On the oilier baud, Weyhing puzzled the Louisville hits O'Neil, Burns. Three-Lase hits Latham, O'Neil, City w as a pudding. The facfcofthe matter is, thede "It was whtn we were In Pitt-sburg last year, a fel day, but nobody expects the play«rs to do anything hlu. The Ciiicinnaiis had knocked liaikina out of players. Score: Griffln, Welch. Stolen bases Itttlnun, O'Neil, Cvtu- two teat ams indulgo-i too much in our "iigbt air" and low t-'M me about Klmer in a carptt itore up there and oV-perate. tbe lioz aud tnid Ihe game well in liand when ^mlth LOUISVILLE. AB.R. B. P. A. E'ATHLETIC. AB R B. P. A.I iskey. Web h, King, Burns, Davis. Double plays they fellll easy victims. Itowe's sluggera were taken I (old Cay lor and iheo brttu^ht bim to him. Elmer Tiernau seems to have left his batting cap out West. letdown. A jutit dicisiou of McQuade's in the eigjith Mack,2b...... 4 (i 1 3 01 Poorman.rf.. 6104 Latham, Robinson, ComisUey; Greenwood, Tucker, into c mp in fine fctyle yesterday. The game was tho waa a pick-up of mine." Conner has not recovered hit wind aince making inning in calling Nicol out on a steal home caused a Collius, If... 400 3 Lyons, Sb.... 6230 Burns. Fiivt on balls Cariitliers 3, Robinson, Green most e xciting ever se-en ou the home ground*, and the And he husctitainly proved a good oue. those home runs in Phi]»d*-lpbla. mall-biztd not. Kappel was injured in ruuning Kerins,ixeriiia, lb...lu... 100i v v 4t v iiiiLiuu.^i...... Mann.cf...... 6352u o i> ti wood, Burns, Griffln, Tucker. Struck out By King audien e of 4,000 people applauded every good play. BILLY CKOWELL A BENEDICT. The Giants are still kicking ov*r that Sullivaa de home on a long hit in the fourth inning. Score: IlecKer, lb... 302 7 0 lluierbauer,2b 6 22440 2, bv Kilroy 2. Passed balls Boyle 2. Umpire Mc- Hag n has proven hiumtlf to be the best umpire Cleveland's star pitcher tired of single bleakness cision in the last game in your burg. CIN. AH.K.B. P. A.E;BROOKLVN. AB.R.R. p. A. E Browning.cf 4 0020 listovey, If..... 544 2 00 Qnade. tint h as been ou our ground* this season. lie is early in th* week and he ran duwn from tho Forest To ihe Mets nnd UrooUs Coiau homo; como home Nicol, rf..... 523 4 0 0 l'iucfeiiey,3b 6 32431 Wolf, rf...... 4 0 0 0 0 0Larkin, lb..... 6 1 4 11 00 CINCINNATI vs. METROPOLITAN AT CINCINNATI Auo. equal tot the emergency at every critical decision and C'ily on Mon.. 6 6 2 11 00 Smithes...... 6101 3 0 Cbamber'u.p 801 0 20 Total...... 491421 27 10 3 liant centre field play were features of the game. Score: for Lou, aud ranks him first in our list of catchers, surprise. George is put in to pitcn any of tht coming games. Baldwin, c... 6 02 6 32 I'crry, rf,p... 5118 3 0 cm. AB.R.B. P. A.E AB.R B. P. A.E beside-s be manager to find the ball at timeu when it "Oh, nothiig much. Just down for a day," replied Dr. McGlynn msido a speech afSer a libor base ball Total...... 36 2 8 27 10 4 does the most good. circus at the Polo Grounds on SjUmlaj. Ho said he Ka|i|0l,3b... 2 1 1 0 0 0 Gre<-r, If...... 4 0 1 1 0 0 Athletic...... 30502301 0—14 Nicol, rf...... 6 0 1 1 0 0 Rndford.ss... 5 0 2 142 tho twirl*r. Carpent'r,3b 300 0 01 IVoples. c..... 4 126 McPhee, 2b.. 643 5 42 O'Urien,lf,lb5 22800 MMasccot 1 Silch now leads the Western League in hiid not played a game of ball aince he was twelva 3 3 Louisville...... 001100000—2 battjng The marriage licenses ipsued for the day include one Too. It... 413 1 00 Hurkmsj>,rf 4231 2 0 Earned rune Athlelic 11, Louisville 1. Two-Use Fennelly, s?. 6 4 5 0 42 Hojian, if..... 503 2 00 . lie aud Tt-beau are our best batters, though to Willium T. Crowell anil Adelaide L. Chkheiter. yt ats old and felt no deiir* to plmy another game. Smith, p...... 4 i,2 051 Reiliy, cf..... 533 6 0 (I Jnne«,cl...... 500 1 00 McSorl y always manages to gtt m a good hit when Cupid's curves did the business, and Billy has strurk Nob' dy hcr« is BurprUed that the Pittaburg Club Total...... 4214152716 5 hit McGarr. Three-Use bits Cross, Mann. Stoleu two me n are on lases. lie is probably tbe surest bat biv^s the Lt-atue in ficUiug. Total...... 42 91924 16 6 bases Coilina, White, Pool-man, Bieihauer, Stovey 2, Keenan. lb.. 5 1 1 10 00 flankin'n,3h 400 2 30 out from the r«nkn <>f tlio bachelorn and is now a full- Cincinnati...... 1021'! 2011 9 Telxau.lf..... 5 1 2 3 0 1 Ko'e'n,.... lb, If 4. -1 -1 3. 01j 0 ter. fledged member of the army of tl'e rnarri'd. Hin Jimmie Calvin thinks Jtmmie O'Ronrko a chestnut McGarr 2. I'oubie play McGarr, Bierb.iu- r, Larkiu. Baldwin, c... 513 2 20 Holbe-rt, n... 4222 Voss bli beon r-;nstated much to the satisfaction of and vice versa. Said Janits O'lt. th« olher day: "I see Biookljn...... 40000056 x 14 B.ses ou hall* Oft Chamberlain 2, off Wevhmg 4. of his brute is a pretty girl, a resident of the West End. fiarm-d runs- Cincinnati 7, Brooklyn 7. Two-base Hit by pitcher Milligan. Struck out By Chamber Serad, p...... 500 0 20 Gerhardt,2b. 4007 4 0 any friends, and won both games he pitchotl Bil'y, you know, is a Cincinn«tiati,andhe has lots of you an still fanning the etheieM, Jeems.'' G^lvia hits Sinith, Fennelly, Phillips, Terry, Harkins. lain 1, by Weybing 1. Umpire Fercuson. Carpeni'r,3b 6 1 1 1 2 0 Ma.is, p...... 4 1 S 120 with K nsas City uud Hastings. It is rumored that friends, both iu and out of the profession, who will hittT pitched in some bewildering thoois and as Jatnea Tliree rase nils Keilly, Kappel, Greei-. Home run CLEVELAND vs. BROOKLYN AT CLEVELAND Aua. 23. Total...... 48151927 14 I Total...... 40 61327 14 3 Sptoat as also b. en reinstated and will be hereto witili that his future life may be free from fouls, and O'R. fanned wildly four times, James G. said and Reiliy. DouMo plajs Mc'lamauy, McClellan; Pinck- Cincinnati...... 26020203 0 15 pilch in the second game to-morrow vith Liucolu. that his safe hits and home nine may be numerous. seemed to tnjoy it hugely: "1 see you ar* still fauuin1 Fair batting and ibe numerous errors of tho home Iu Eh de wind, J< emj.'' n^y. McClellan, Phillip». First on ialls McUlellan. team gave Biooklyn auntber victory. The fumbles Metropolitan...... 1 10211000 6 rct, Vo^s and FitzsimiUiHis we have the best Earned runs Cincinnati 10, Metropolitan 3. Two- trio itchers in the Western League, and we should ROUND ABOUT THB BASES. 'Jack Lynch H at home ntirsiog a "Charlfy-horse»" Hit by pitcher Hellly. Struck out Bv Sniiih 5, by and bad throws of McKean aud Say were very coolly, wiu tw Ha'tm, 1, by Tetry 3. Parsed ball Baldwin. Wild and Snjder was weak tn throwing to bases. Toole was base hit Reiliy. Three-1 ase hits Baldwin, Cariien- out of every three games played ou the home All the ball toseera are getting married. Elmer but experts to J. in tin- In-liatis iri a few tUys. piiches .Smith 2, Terry 1. Uinjiire McQuade. effective, and his field supported him well. While ter, Roilly. Holbert, Majs. Stolen bases McPiiee, grounds. Boxy. Smith, Tony Muiiune and Ed Clurk have all stepped J\>e Gorha-dt has not recovered his £4UO diamond CLEVELAND vs. METUOPOLITAS AT CLEVELAND ADO. ('lark WKS at tbe bat in the seventh inning one of Fennelly, Reiliy. Double play MrPbee, Keenan. aboard tho good ship matrimony this year. stud which he lost on a Stamen Wand ferry boat just 81. Thif was the first championship game in Cleve Morrison's speedy "iu" balls hit him on tlie arm and First on balls I iff Serad 3, off Mays B. Struck out Not a Walk-Over. The sale of beer nt the grounds on Sunday has been prior to th" team starting Wf-st. By Slays 2, by Serad 2. Paest-'d balls Holbert 3, prohibited. The late riot was un Incipient affair, but Ward i.s doing some remakable b:ise-runnintr and his land on Sunday aud over 2,000 people attended. Raiu hurt him very badly. He retired, Peoples finishing The Mets stopped off at Columbus, 0., Monday, Aug. McQuade was half scared to d( ath just tho same. This int'-rfertd somewhat with the pleasure of the audi the game. Score: Baldwin 1. Wild pitches Serad 1, Mays 3. Umpire 22, to play tho Ohio League club of that place, and had brilliant stea;s ar^ greeted bv thunders of applanso. Baner. thing of firing beer glasses at tho umpire is getting 1 think that If Detroit gets tho pennant it will be a ence, Lut a wait uf half an hour after the first inning BROOKI.VN. AII.R.B. P. A. EjCLEVELA'D. AB H. B. P. A.E a close shave for victory. The local pit hed exhibition, with the ex- ar^iiH the justice or injustice of McQuade's decisions, dca'i play like u chamniou team. McCleH'n,2b 5 0 1 6 4 2 Me Kean, as.. 5 1 3 242 Games Played Friday, Ang. 30. ning. Up to that time they had made but four scat for I didn't soe them, but everybody I have talked to GEO. E. STACK no USB. ceplion of tho second inning, in which an error by Me- McTam'y, cfs 1 2 8 1 0 II.italing,cf.. 5 1 0 1 00 ST. Louis vs. METROPOLITAN AT sir. Louis Auo. 26. tering hits, while the Columbus team batted Gush- uuite In Bi>iri{; his mistakes gave Brooklyn tho game. Keau gave tbe visitors a chance to get in tive runs. Score: S»artwo'd,rf 5 2110 0 Alien, If...... 412 1 11 The Met? put up a miserable game. Cushman was man aud Weidmau hard. But iu the eighth Keogao An old base ball oditfir has been discovered W. J. Anson Again Posing as a Prophet. METB. AB.R. B. P. A. EICLEVF.LA'D.AB. R. B» P A.E Phillips, lb.. 61098 0 Carroll, rf... 411 2 00 gave completely out and the Mets scored peven runs. [lit hard, ami after recivinti such poor support be got Gibson, now associate editor of the Tt-mes-Stnr. He While in B»ston Aoson again t;ot iutoa prophetic vein nofMU.,P3..... 6 2 3 0 2 I'Slricktr, 2b.. 4 1 1 1 30 Smith, ss..... 514 1 32 Snyder, c...... 411 3 41 dieguoted and retired in the eighth inning io favor of COLUMBUS. AB U.B. P. A. X MKTS. AB.R.B. P. A. K on1-'- wrote up affairs of tho diamond for tbe Detroit Blays, If...... 5 1 4 2 0 OJMcKenn, ss.. 4 1 2 2 41 Gner, If...... 601 0 00 Say, 3b...... 412 0 14 Jones. After Gleason had made, a homo tun, Welch a Erek, rf...... 511 1 12 Radford, ss.. 511 1 20 otwiilifltiinding that "Aug. 10," fiiitnrt and dt dared J. nM,cf...... 3 1 0 3 1 0'Hotaliog, cf 4 0 1 3 00 2Vfc«««. im-eU' us follows: "Tbe Chicago boys are all in pood , Peoples, c... 000 1 two-bagger aud O'Neil a single in the ninth inning, West, cf...... 4 1 2 2 0 0 Hogan, 2b... 6 1 1 3 L«S' Saturday's was tho third 1 to 0 game McQuado ondition, and I exj*ct to win ilie clminphjusliip with Bankin'n,3b4 1 1 3 3 0 Alien, If...... 4 0 0 3 00 Clark, c...... 300 2 Morrison, p.. 4 0 2 1 80 the game was called and tho score set back to the Cahill, 8S...... 4 2 3 1 2 1 Jones. If...... 6 1 2 3 haa nmpirtd this season. thi-m. While we will win tho cbiinpioushfp, Detroit Roseroan, lb 4 0 2 15 00 Carroll, rf... 411 1 00 Tuole, p...... 432 2 31 Total...... 39 61224 20 8 eighth inning. The features were O'Neil's slugging Kingsley. 3b 4 0 1 3 0 l!lLmkin'u,3b 5 0 1 1 Donahue, c,. 4 0 0 3 21 Snyder, lb.... 412 8 01 There is no danger of anybody acciwing the Brook- sliDiild finish in second pine*-, New YorK third, Boston Totsl...... 42 HI 14 27 IB 5 aud Gei hardt's work at second base. Score: Goodiel'w, If 4 0 0 1 0 OiRoeeman, cf 3 1 1 1 l.yna of being a base-mini ing team. In the last three four h, rhitarlrlphia fifih, P>tt«-burg or Washington Weidnian, rf 4 11120 Keipachl'r, c 4 11510 Brooklyn...... 31011103 x 10 8T.LOUI8. AB.R.B. P. A.El METS. ABU. B. P. A I Be-tian, 2li... 4 0 1 3 4 2 1 Don»hue, lb 4 1 1 11 Gerhardt, 2b 4 0 2 0 21 Say, 3b...... 401 1 20 gurnes they only stele two b^wes. In the same contests six-h, and Indlatiaimlis eighth. I will Bay for tho ieveland...... 000101004 6 Latl.am, 3b. 63408 1 RaclS.rd, M.. 5 2 4 2 31 Latham, lb.. 400 5 01 Summers, c... 411 6 tli« Re'ls had eeventeen to their cn-dit. three fc'iUendorn that, tbev have give the Chicago Club C'H9hnitiu,p.. 4 I 0 0 4 0 Daly, p...... 4 0 0 040 Earned runs Brooklyn 2, Cleveland 2. Two-base Gleason, ss.. 5 2 2 2 20 O'Bii'u.cf.lb 502 0 1 Nultou, c.... 4 0 0 7 0 0 We'id'u.rf.p. 4 3 2 1 If one wftnted to start a fat men's club he would more trouble ili-iii tho other four leading; clubs. At Total...... 37 7 1~3 27 16 31 Total...... 86 5 9 24 14 2 tiits Toole 2. Three-tamo hit Say. Stolen bases O'Neil.lf...... 5 4 3 3 0 1 Hogan, rf.... 4 1 1 0 0 1 Keogan, p.... 4 12180 Cush'n, p,rf. 411 0 40 hardly overlook Swartwood and Phillips two of one time the Cbi ing M great gaoit) at present, but I do not Thie«-base bit McKean. Douhle play Jones, Bose- HcClellau, McTamuny, Greer, Stricker. McKi an, Say, Boyle, c...... 512 4 01 Gei hnrdt, 2b 4 1 2 4 6 1 Erek, West, Kadford, Sommers. Three-base hit Don Kennedy, J. K. Wrislit, E-l Macon and Henry Dower. think it is capable of BUPiaiping the gait." man. Firstonballs Hotrau, MrKeau. Hit by-pitcher Morrison 2. Hit by pllchor Clark. First on errors- King, rf...... 6 0 1 1 0 0 Cush'n, p, cf 4 1 2 010 ahue. Struck out By Ko.igan 5, by Cushmun 2, by Billy Holbert jolly, ^ood-natured Billy came here StricHcr. Fir^i on errors Metropolitan 2. Struck Brooklyn 6, Cleveland 5 struck out Greer, Chirk, Total...... 46f62124 ll 51 Total...... 38 6U24 10 7 Weidman 2. Baces on balls By Keogan 1. Uit by sevma! days iu advance of the Indians. DAVBNPOUT, ta., wants to outer tbo Nortb^estorn cut Cushman, Uankinsou, Daly. Tossed balls Morrisou. Passed balls Oiaik 1, Peoples 1. Wild St. Louis...... 3 1 0 U 2 5 4 0 15 pilchor By Keogan 1. Passed balls Nulton 2, Wild Thousands and thousand!] of people crowd the now League next season. Grounds cau l»o Uud for tho ask Douahue 2. IFinpire Uauer. Ditches Toole 2, Morrison 1. Uljpire Curry. Metropolitan...... H1020001 6 pitches Keogau. 2. Umpire ScUwurtz, tauJa at the old Uflioii Base Ball Park every uight. ing aud 05,000 arc already] - - - - - THE SPORTING X.IFE. .Aug. 31.
O.Baldwin; Metropolitan, Chvhman; Brooklyn, Tools his qualities as a ball player. He is a second Com I M .,f tju, srrie* to-day Baltimore, Kilrov, Smith; Cincinnati, B. Smith; LOHU FROM ST. LOUIS. key on first base and be is a good hitter. Sum is FROM CLEVELAND. viile, Rarosey. (2) There are none. (3) Hugh Dal gentleman, and he will be just tho man for Louisville |-*U - : ^er; niii .h her« *iiiC» THE SPORTING LIFE The Series With the Athletics— The Grow- initial bag. 'he 'p;-ni lM-l tin- tlueciors, uhi, at and En*lieh. Lack of To am Work In the Club—The Sun- PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT ANXIOUS, HaUfai. We cannot decide the matter ing Scarcity of Pitchers— O'Xeil's Batting The base ball eeasoo In St. LonfrU rapidly drawio day Game Rmnpu*—Stricker Convicte oi,e tun ; let:i,g ih,U M3>ifl"n Uo we know nothing of the condition* under which th — The Question of Percentage— Figuring to a cloee. their I.ittt i ,, no* lully d^torntiiiHt Kelly and his Kentuckian* are through play and Fined—The Soli on Kh-by— He HIM t" g in : ...: ;. ,ii. M.- ;:, -t t> e in^t-iodt inaiiit'r»ted No. 202 South Slnth Street, Philada. cup is being played for. If the Socials'new man waa on I>etroit— JSlts of Gossip. John amiatf-ur and tbey were short-handed there was ing championship games in St. LJUIH for this season Munyan Released—Current Gossip. lt«doub;l -.s mor« thiia the) are worth, aud inferior Three iniiiiths...... " " ...... 65 tho Anociation. (6) There is still a good chance. in my life well, the Browns between fields and oft-repeated crazy b tee-run Single copies...... " " ...... 5c ever Bobby put it near enough to the plate so The Browns have four men with a batting averac Di"ii (*ri' drtwiiig more pny m tht* aaiue to-iti-n-- in H. K., Durham, N. Y. (1) Up to Anguit 18, incl«?iv of over .400 O'Neil, Carathurs, Foutz and Rubina ning. Yet it is a- better team thin it w;ts INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE. that they could catch hold of it with the bat. K(»*ft» had p'tched in 40 gaun-8 and Casey in 28. Keef in the order named tha first with a percentage That's certain! Carroll and Say have improve won 27, lost 12, and one was drawn. Casey won 15 The fielding of the visitors was miserable behind .465 and the latter with .407. Comiskey, Gleason it a good deal although Say tins been unlucky i'1 t, whn I as just arrived lo*t 9, and two were drawn. (2) It is the same Shaw the venerable pitcher, yet when the continued Lath ant, Bushong and Wo'ch folio* with averag1 will not bit re- ADVERTISING BATES: rather than anything else, in fielding. He f«< b-1"...... , ., . .v..,, .,i-ih. -Alu» FINAL.) but the whereabouts of the catcher is unknown. "hot shot" is taken into consideration errors were above the .300 notch, while Sylvester, Boyle and Ki; fr»n,iM. i<-;i* :i(,li iias lift tiie b'Sfi-a' in M (FIXED AND come in under .300. to be a good hitter, but if anything faifs in cents per lino, Nonparoi BHOWSISKI, Louisville. (J) An article by Wan not over plenty. Lyons v?a3 knocked down a and ;.-i r.o i-rf. . HH h**» rccovwre;! full rout ml -t One Insertion...... 2O wa* published in LtpptncotCs Magazine last year Bob Caruthers ha* made but one error this reason covering ground and attending to tho between ftol" m. 11:1*1 fcruUuM. bnt is »trli wcafc, phytnc^lty. He will Six luonti)s...... ,...... 17!4 M " " " Write to tbat publicaii- n f,r precise date. (2) Sawye couple of times in this game in his endeavor to and he-she wg up with a fielding average of .987 th territory. Gun oil is a bean MM! ourftcldcr, covers shortly returu tu his h:>ine-in the- ^^tot. G. L. E. One yr»\...... 15 " " " " is living in some Western city, Grand £apids, w stop the rifle shots sent down to third by O'Neil, leads the clnb. Gleasoa ranks hut with .869 to h wonderful lot of finnind, ia cure and a gn-a: bat*-run Al'VKRTI«B»< ehonlrt forw»nl th«ir furors 90 aa to think. (3) No. and Stovey waa even staggered by one out in credit. n«T. As lie geta experience h^'Il hit bfl^-r reach us by 3 P M. .s«uril«T, wit>iii|>»['er|f«>8topiw W. H. C. M., Atlanta, Ga. \Vhito owes his title o left field. Weyhing, the young stripling, is a Stick a souvenir breast-pin hore. Henry Barm^ie Bob Gi:ks, Ive "f the BlnirHunt. n team, J.dn»-d FROM _BALTIMORB. UVKKV SATURDAY AT 3 I'. M. ''Deacon'" to his good habit*, ftaid demeanor and re pitcher and no mistake, and to him may be credited one of the Drown Stocking directors, will ba marrie ns on Thursday. It i8-to« early TO (.peak nf his w..rh HeiotH proclivities. He Is s*id to be a church mem ths two victories his team won here. He [dtchnd on the 18tb of October to a young lady of the Nort He plays flr-t fu Toy's phice nn*d tin- p sitiun is new t- ber, but wo do not know of what denomination. End. When H-nry reads thia item he will "ring in him. Uis pltce is the outfield and he'll % there wln-r Out of fh« Kdoe far Ui» Peiuifuit—A Penalty the second gome under adverse circumstances bis I was BO r^lio- PHILADELPHIA, AUGUST 31, 1887. KNTIIUSIA»T, Miner*ville. (1) He is not out; the shooldf-r was sore and ha wasn't feeling well at all. np" and ask me whero and by whom we gpt tho first haseiimn we ue*-d. H- ( h-wld hit wpl bly informed. This is a scoop, Mr. Editor. and is certainly an oil t fielder, th'owor and bas^ninn''! hM*-runuer i» not required to re-touch a base up For the. third game Misoa secured a St. Jxniia ama Captain Barns, of the Baltimore totiui, ears tbat h cat- I)iM:oijriiH*'<4 Vondvrhorgt, Kte. fonrtli strike; that &nly ref*re to foul or fair hitbulld teur and Weyhing was not put iu the box till the last cf the flrfct-clww. Gilka in a b-othw-in law of [>irche; endorsee Johnny Ward's sentiments, but he would no Crowell. Mun.Tan wiw rplpiuntl when GHka ww »-n IOHK, Ani». 2f>. EiHu»r SIMRTIHG Lirsz can»ht flying. (2) Pow»rs was right. moment, aud it was a lucky tiling f<" the* Philttdr-1- be willing to juin a brotherhood, pbians that tbey did put him in. The Browns could gagod. Munjan, whiln an es^llent. jonnx player an< It uiu-t he confessed tiiat the club ia not s*.-t- Zoo, Cincinnati, O. On May 12, in a pame between Dav»Foutz'a thumb is mending slowly, bnt from th first-rate bntanmn. is ton litfht fur'tlie Association St. I.onisand Baltdmore at St. Louii, the club of th nut touch him effectively in fact they wore com to pitch in ttn the Vfost.aiirc, but t!ion. it is ^o;ue ^itis- 4O,OOO pletely at hia mercy. The catching of Milligun was present outlook ha will not be able The Cleveland Cl«b isn't retain-/, you n-e. And I an laiter city scortd 12 runs in tha fifth inning and Haiti more cbampioushiji guinea this season. lit* expects t sura tbat tvery change mi-V has atrens-hmiHl il "(i to know tluit neither rtre thfT painting name neored 10 in the oifhth inning. one of the features of the cioping Athletic series. series be John has improved wonderfully in his throwing to be in shape, for the world's championship We'll "jtet th*ro"afiBr awhile-md huv»- not at unv rat it a. blu^hin^ criuiaon as some of tho old Orioles BURK«, Chandlprtville, N. H. (1) In the fall o twoon the Brown* and Detroits thin full. to sco over tha «nmp ground again. And the nmii an< rere wont, to do. Barniu writes home that the 1883. (2) Ye«. (3) Th* game was played Jim« 20 base* si lice ho list visited the Monad City. Biorbauor "Doc" Buahong's "little" finger is still as tender a» managed to g«t in three errors in tho first game an clubs in bate ball who b.ia had a wide expt 3; batteries Barr and Gilligan unusual number tor this ever-steady man to get ID. an eyo hall, and his championship catching for 1887 i misrafeea and never makes tht* mum* t-no tv/i-e ough QUESTIONS ANSWERED. and Baldwin and GAnzel. undoubtedly over. to be a pretty wue sort of follow or organization. as oimid bo wished. Fine barriug:, in-teej. Harry Stovey and McUwr tried to kill ooe another in the last Athletii F. W., Cincinnati, 0., Ed Crane was, in 1S84, i the second game. Whether their heads word too soft Paul Mt:SvreeBY was to have pitched THE FIRST SUNDAY GAVE PLAYED. sn will sooie manager^ learn that tiiere is a POINTS IN PLAY. m«ml):-r of tho Boston Unions,and not of the Cinrin game, but Weyhing waa put in at the last inoinen ;rajjfi, a ac<»re, a newspa-pt-'r and thousand* or too h*rd I am unable to say, but they both got a and he wtn tho Rmiie. We've trit-d a Sunday game since hint I wrote an-" nati Uui«n«, a« a typ*arHphicttl blunder mado ns Btatt bump in thvir left field collision that vilt never be played it. Bur,a* i predicted, th« club (s into a fUli of renders who avsul thf»iuacKes of that -;on- Decisions Which WiU Not Stand—An Earned ia our i««»of Aug. 17. ' Purcell ia playing the best right fiVld of any man Run Definition. forgotten by eiihwr. S'.ovey told me afrer tha game that has pUvcd at Sportsman's Park thi.s summer. Hi with th« Law and Order propto and "Oub" Strickcr I enient and usually rtiliable njoarid of infoi'mju- J. O. B. S., Washington, D. C. (1) No. (2) Geonre that when fitcGarr's head stiuck him he thought that out on bail after l»»init atre*t«d aud fiiwd for violating Our attention lias been called to several de y< s; fcrraorc, hardly fielding in Tueeday's game was wonderful, ti'«n. It may be ieiterate-1 that we feel sure of Gnra. (3) For ono or two games. the grand stand had fallen on bin cranium. Tho boys S-itu Trutt is just as good a back atop as ever, bu tlio Skttt* law against Sumlny bns* ball i>?a*in/. Th cisions of common iiitf-rest and our judgment (4) Divide the number of hits by the times at bat. (5 were botli traveling at a good uace whon the culiiMou game van played with flu* Meis !a*t Sunday ntWmmi fourth place, although Brooklyn is ^ettini; un- With Mrnipbu. his throwing tu bases was poor. coinf<.rtabij close, and notwithstanding tho Ctct asked on both. In one case exception is taken occurred. Deuny Lyons struck out here for the fl;st Honest Joe Sommers or "Lucky" Sommcra, as he i at ihe Ctdar Arenuo Driving Park. A drizzling rail to the following decii-it-ns by the Boston Globe. H. L. P., Pbillipeburg, N. J.-(1) Up to August 11 time on the pr«eent Western trip. Tommy Poorman more commonlv called played his nauttl bril.iaut game ;»n a-^ hour before the gama and k'H't up during it that JMr. Byruo'a tin>a arid the Athletics seoui to Keffe won 26 and hwt 12; Welch won 14 and lost 9 is the best bose-runn*r on the team. Fred Mann has and he skinned around tho bases iitio a deer. ;« dtduying play for twnty-«*vt»u minutes. have brue-'tl up and aro nuikiiig good running F. (T. If a bti'amau hits tfce ball and in runniug lo C.'arkwu won 2(1 and lost 12. (2) As often as space ' b«en taking anti-rat Miice spring and he has reduced Hjiifh nil tlm aud tiioutfh there were leeu ilitu first it iHumifi tn*:-k ai-ii nit* him, he is not out unless Younj Gardner would mukoa pi'ch^r with practice on the horue-^trut h. If it were earlier in tha permit. his weight from 203 to 165 pounds. Fr«d is livelier on All he ne»ds is command of ihe ball. fiOO wet. seats on 'ha ground? *2,4oO people went to see he obstructs th* bull intentionally, or the ball reaches his feet than he WAS when he came here with the tlie game and 6*w it. The crowd was a very ordo-Iv ; e;ison the -Mets arid Brune!!'^ pets mi^ht be tho hjiie bwftir* him. MORRIS, Monioe, La. Jl) Pfeffer 10, Ryan 10, Wil- Two tribes of Indiana from the Choctaw and Chero- lian»s*n 7. f2) Clarkson, up.to Auir. 15 inclnsive, h»c Clevelands in the spring. koo Nation will give a novel exhibition uf bull plav onti. The M'»ts won the ^RDie. Before it factors in tho problem, but hurdly n^.w, tti<--ugli E. H. W. A u»*u standing in his position at ha Baptist pa*n>r ha i tried to Ciill in the p< bav- vrfstlf !ni;,-rfV'»l Ou their pi iv uf th<» tirnL «f hi's the ball ilirectty to tb» ground io fn.nt oftiiw j (itched in 39^ ffnmos, winning 27%, losing 12. (3' THK BROWNS' JONAH. at Sportman's Park on Sept. 29 and 30and Oct. I and 2 Ward. be looked upon as the Georce Sfunsou's trip to California will no doubt be lictf. They refused to interfere. On Monday mere ttm »eafj.-n, white th» (Jriules h »VM itrU'rlorittwt. It is plate. It bounds anj hit* tbo Jj;itt*r, a&d then rolls in "The Athletic Club can U" sure thing, bi-wevpr, th*t Brooktvn will not nufrr toward the pitcher, U tint Rtriknr oi>t? Not unless CONSTANT READIB, St. Paul (1) Salisbury is in a roADfl' Joii'ih," r*rnarked John MilUimu the other bis brid*l tour. Oh, "Dordi--!" the champions John Healey writes me f'om Indianapolis that the Sunday base ball. In th.* meantime Jo-». 0. Batch, lor tl;e li^'s f r i-econd p],>c», ai;d that. m*ken B iluinore a the bull is ni-Ued to first bwu abend uf him. The railroad company's employ at Omaha; Gross is living day. "I would rather playagaiuw an tvni»tt'iir a»h:t, who HYPS near the v-ark. sw« TH p--«iM« fifth, hut it ia not likely. We w<*re once rash base-runner aluce is out if bit by a b»ttetl ball. io retiremtnt in Chicago. (2) It ia the same McClel- than any oth^r team in the Associative, the C *vel»nds entire team like the now manHeer. JOB PHITCUABD. lan. exceufced. They are. always under the impression that a ^arrant fur Strict* r's-arrant ttod he ?ucrHu>iared iOnco. Ortahily it will be fone;hr Tlie -iid Ki»t ar*- tho.1*" 'it iaid- Aud have no pluct in the r.tce for tho rag. In a raceut game between WicMta and Lincoln, o G. 0. W., N. Y. City. The Philad»Jp!il<-v-Detrnit and year's growth. Of courst, we played very pooily in Is the Louisville our first game here oo this trip, bur what cun!d*you — A Seusa- lookiusr and el<»qu*nt man who, at thn Clfv^Jand ban FINISH GAMES OR PAY DP. thw \WfjtTij Lwirue, Lim»l:i was credit*! with two Boston Hltttiburg games w^ra originally scheduled for Acchlent to Pitcher Ramsey quet last spring, ant on Low ^iiimion*' Irft aud »-a !e unearned runs ami WichiU witii no errors b> tho expect of ns under the circumstances. Juat look at tion Spoiled— News Items Gathered Here It is a little siirj-riah.g to see ao w- If-no-ded a mat, Aug. 2,5, and the gnmen of May 24 f »r Sept. 2. the way [hoy lined B*bby out. With any other pitcher the speech of the eveni»g. As as;ui!ijlo of le^itilaH Mr Chauw;ck f'all in:o the error uf a»iUfiiin,ic tiiat cflj'.-ial sc(.>i«r. The latter \*h»n qur-stioiied etat-t CONSTANT RK^DES, Now York. "Charlie-horse" is and There. wwcloni, I send you a copy of the sututo under wbi that tbe first imwtTntd run wuBiovuie r>y ab*tgman who but Matthews in the box ia the first gttme we would there id no a4 quute [>+ ualty for a ci«n» refusing to the nmiiej»v*n by ball players to a contraction of the have wou three straights here, aud this would have LOUISVILLE, Aug. 24. Editpr SPORTING LIFE stticker wad anested. It ftr.pHpg to Cincinnati as vt ii*h a Kjmie, as waa rhe c±:ne ia tlie Athletic Slrtro \vaa hit by the. pi*cher and got aruund by g*od ruu- tendon i of the l#g which hampwrs runiiitig. as to us, arid is therefore of double interaat. Y-m will iiing aud ouia. The oihor ru» was nwule by a play or been a big leniher in our cap. Who do f thmk is the Tho Kentucky Club still hangs ou grimly to I tan ouiite-t ut Js^ateo I^htud. Sfniuu 66 of tha A SrnJcniBBK FOHKVEB, Long Branch, L. I. (I) hardest hitler this season? >*hy, O'N'eil, most de- notice how gently, yet firmly, it couples the theatre American Af*.»i»ciation CoriMtjru'ion, list pan. raph, who KOI ttr»t on a force hit and was then battvd ID second place in the championship race, and wil and base ball pla-yin? with lewdn--ss, ete.:"! This run vrw not earned, according to Nick Yuuna;'i fttfal.i haa the record with 133yds. 1ft. 7%in. (2 cidedly. I have stood up there behind tho stick and make a hot fight to finish the season in thai rumN: "In every case when* a v^iung c:ub f« rf;-its a an4 3) Thero are no authentic records. watched his movements. He is so easy about eve'-y- ' Whoever on Sunday participa^s in or exhil>Ua,with ti> the home c'ub by r»-fiiai'ig t<» jtUy or finish a ruling, that an oiuu-tl run caVt bo made by a batsman notch. Great interest is felt here in the loca or witlitiut charge for admittance, any tlu-atrt who readies fin*t baae<>n a fcrc« hit. FRITZ, Albany, N. Y. Baldwin , of the Detroit*, has ttiing. He furidie* a bat and it looks to me at tim«tt schedule i or post pone* t j^-inie, arc-irdicig to thv i>r«.vi piicbud 14 gamtH np to August 26, inclusive. Of that liku an impossibility for him to get hid hat in posit ion games, and the gate receipts attest to the fact dntiiifttic, equestrian or circus psrfo-maiice, jugglers, sions oi" ibis conrttitutiou, the club * » foif^itiu« th« In the first two oa^es mentioned, which are to hit the ball, but lie generally gets the old stick ia that the recent good playing by the team has acrobats, rope ttanciDg, *pariin>r, vatietv show1*, ncu-ni g:ime BiiHli pay io tn^ h nit» club u penalty of n"t l-'aa number ho won five auJ lout nmo. linstrt-lsy, living statuary, ballooning. biu« ball play- answers to identical questions, the Globe is mis P. W., Richmenri, Va, K. wins. There is a Mack position just in the uick uf time. In regard to fooling suffiaed to improve the attendance. Imu oue hundred dolfars and nut nmru than five hun a base-runner [utters, I dou't think there its a pitcher in the country j>]wndcd or adjacent thereto, where such exhibit untile to -utf«r by thr> with>!ranal "f the Athlt-tica, ha Asaoclatiou. now expects to see the club go Or performance is iniven, or houses or place* are kept, and he is therefore out. This decision was made SCARCITY OP PITCHERS. its high rank. And, surprising as it may seem, may fairly h<* expected to do what hf- cau to have II by one of the League umpires Mr. Powers, we loKiNLEY, Clermont. (11 Ward 82, EwJog 54, Con f complaint be made within twenty days, may l<« enforced ncd br^ili up a praciicn in which this is iiot nor 15, Tleruan 26. (2) Dan Blchardson, of New In a conversation with Manager Mtwon during the things now begin to look dark tor the Kentuok- incd not exceeding $100 and confined not exceeding f Hr*t i.|f«jirct> by the barue party. tiaiUraurepa ^^u think in a game played in Philadelphia early York. Athletics1 last visit here the mijVct of pitchers was ians. Kerinswas first injured at Philadelphia, six months, or both." said Mr. Ma *ve suffered in t'j* (-ftaio way ; r«>m th« same club, in the season. D. K. H., Birmingham, Ala. A. wins. He has broached. "How things have changed," about a month since, and has been practically Gr«tt ia the coun*ryman who serves his country for pay for, aud are t>ut;'l -d to see, a full same In tho second case wo respectfully beg to dif pitched in eight full gntnfs up to the time mentioned. son. "A few yearsago we hud plenty of pitchers, but > a day and everything: that he can grab. HP ueu- wh&n that \» poacil-Ie, ftni tho clnb t)-.Ht (heats them tn-day they are getting rarer and good ones are a very useless ever since. He will not dare to catch. now*'as much abont bane ball as Greek. Thut's a nice fer with President Young. While ho is com SPORT, Philadelphia. The runner is entitled to a scarce atticle. the fia*t has been sooured fur goud another game thn season, though he will prob out of thc-ir own should be unde to suffer the peualty stolen Law, ev*m if the second base in an muffs the ball. aw to mar tlio record* of ait intelligent Stute-. I have .wfully provided. monly ami justly accented as an authority on men, ucd it is an impossibility to find any ia that sec ably guard first base regularly when he gets need to d**fo»d Sunday ball playing ia declaring base bill rules, his logic in this case is hard to D. T. J., Kansas Ctty, Mo. (1) Dalrymple and tion. \ears ago eveiy young player wanted to be a thoroughly well. Ramaey was next hurt, in the such a law A disgrace. NOTHING TO 9PRAK OF. Swartwood, (2) Short sto'p and outAeld. (3) Yes. pitcher, but to-day things are different. These well- You can juat but tuat Mr. c*yl'ir is "honost ia hli understand. The commonly accented definition game with the Baltimores Aug. 21. Sotnmer STRTCKRR FOUND GUILTY AND FIXED. of an earned run is a run scored by the nine at FOLRT, HarrlsuurK, Pa. The batsman is not out as founded stories p ak ;w he puest-d »y.H in such a ca.**e the fourth strike muat be held. box keeps the rising material from becoming pitcheis. knocked a puny ball to Ratasey'd feet, and the On Thursday morning the "Cub" was arraignM, That is so characteristic of thic* Hi-ecimun of Scotia** bat which perfect fielding on the part of the ind after a two h.'-nrsT trwl, mad'> interestin<; by Mr FARISS, Columbia, Tonn. The Mets won the game I have often asked youngsters whj it is that they famous left-hander mado a good enough, stop bul baid-h*-ade.'i nr.ns tluit acquuiutar.-es wiil rcc-'gnize il nine in the field would not have prevented. Cer don't became pitches instead of^-atchers or fielders, Uutchins1 eloquent ppeerh on a'hletica and plea fir withuiu his -akiug <-tt his hHt. What a childish thing; and tli» bet goes with the umpire's decision. disregarded Mark's advice to "take it easy" and firee nuocent amusement ft>r the ma-s^s, Judge i*o;>tfs h^lt: tainly in the case mentioned the playing of the PARKS. Rntlan-1, Vt. The ttakes should have been aud the universal answer has been that pitchers don't a eharp, hard ball to first base. Of course, the throw t is, too, this gtiUiu^ rjiad aud l*wou't speak." Thii last loug. Every pitcher in tlio country knows th:tt ;'iftt the new ordinaiice wa« illegal and that thn State little relic or our b.-yhootVs idiL-cyucreci«i is so tVol- nine in tlio field is perfect. If there is a man on withheld uniil the protest waa decided. wits a wild one and Summer was sate. But this wa* aw was (rood. Stricker wtv» fined $10 and c.-sts. A first, the third baseman should always throw a his day* are numbered, and thty generally do their not the worst of it. Tom strained a tendon in his aim " ih, and ialls «n far =h -it ot ihe cunteuiplntod r^rougp RKADKR, PeteraViirR, Va. The New York Club wil work accord ingljr. Tho pi'.ohers nowadays are pick- in making the throw, and was so pained tlmt here- morion for a uew trt.-vl wa* mixcle arid {ivsrrulcd, ex- .t. nded, that it ia a *oi:d.>i it can be at ull 8"lf-sau*- ground ball b/itted to him to second base. Sup- play at home for the m-xt two weeks. ii>g up {folding more than they did formerly. Look at tiied trom the game. The injured member wa Cftptinn taken to the mling and judgment BUS- fnciory. Ar« y.iu tt wruer for the public? Wt-ll then po-e he should throw the bait to first; A. woult MURPHY, New York. Tho New York team has no Fuiitz »na C»iuth*rs as an illustration. Besides btiug thoroughly examined by Dr. Palmer, wh wnded until Sept. 5, pending the filing 01 you must ch'iu^ t*H 'ha. arid c nip >te your nia yaiti^aiM'-ip fur me and my said it would require re^t on ball. There He«ms to be no use of furtht-r t< sting took A.'s.place. His run wouli certainly be W. C. J., B. ston. Up to Aug. 22, inclusive, Wocd Foutz can play first to the queen's taste, and I am toid fore Ratu'ey could pitch another game club uiiil-r ttte penalty tlmt I "*ou!t npfak." Are you had mad* twelve home rims. tlmt Carutherscan plavany of the infu-Id position i, the law in the local court?, and it isn't likely tlmt a-iv ;ho humble servant ol a greit ptiper? Well, you mual counted. Mr. Young says that it would be un It is not yet known how severe the injury will pr-jve more Sunday games will be played thta season, though M. C., Fall River According to averages, Johnaton so you aeo tht-ir serviced will always be ia demand. and fears are entertained that lUnwey'd arm will be >u iin'aiiJiful, chuat thf enJerj'dsiu^ sheet out of le.it- fair to score B. an earned run, because he scores Pitchers aro becoming scarcer every year." ;he club has not yet decided that p>int. And it may iibate iit-wa au>J ciiiiL^nia, a>;d th- public fr»m kt>i>w« Dulrymiile, Van Haltren. weakened. If so, this A ill be. a killing blow to the n its turn movo a«jain*t ot^er Sunday amnsrm(;nt% on tho hits of other players. How else is he to H. R, W., Newton, N. J. (1) It ia a draw now. (2 TUB PERCENTAGE PLAN Louisville Club. EUrnsey's left arm is worth its iug tlie truth yuu u*o u-.eiit as a nevs^atherer, aud over. M-»y it uevt-r aod will certainly miiko an effort to have the law re tCi-onipau^iiiif couiuu utn, r,o long »d thnr« iaa diiad'-of score? It would socm that the proper criterion Both !;Ms are drawn. will uncVmbttd'y be adopted at the special meatfng of weight in gold a hundred times pealed at the coming session of the Legislature. of an earned run is tho one mentioned, namely the Association to be held in New York on Sept. 3. fail him. The hut misfortune has Iripptn-jd to Cham rt'ftt-ctiuu in it not c >uuliiueuiajy to iim aud mj club, II. J. G., Hamilton. Anson claims to be but 34 berlain, though it will b» temporary in its oDect. He SOLI) ON KIRBY. or I "wou'tspe^k." H-»w ubsun!, huw silly. Th» where perfect fielding does not prevent it. Sub Flint h aaed 33. The prime mover President Vbn der Ahe (eels cer of pitch tain that thy Association will be greatlv strengthened bas a verv sore arm which will probably lay him off Kirhy gave u* another villainous exhiltition jei,alty w, of coursn, a littbi unph asantto oitjat poop4», mitted to this teat B.'s run is an earned run, be LANOAN, Halifax, N. S. In this cose the ba»e-ruu. for several days. Meanwhile ilucker and " Ne-tl, who ing against tho Biookljns last Mondav. The man 'ur Uiey nd vvill t» tUMr ill ncr is not out. by the chnnge, as it will knit the clubs "still closer to cause there w.is no possible way to prevent it. gether, aud it will alao be a great benefit to the weak have not be* n doing much pitching, will have plenty is no u*e and was releae'ed un Thursday. He was will, but even !..r that ihfv carmotnff.jrd t«> be baudi- H, J. G., Chicago. The bet is a draw. of work. Altogether, thtso drawbacks conm at H seri ilways out of condition, lazy and unambitious. The cu|>ped in ev^ry f xpnasum uud tkicrifict- ludepe'.douve, lings. A ff"ner*l percentage system will be adopted; st*ie arm and Another Fhio Point. M. H. R., New York. A brother. the proposition by a few of tho clubs to allow only t!.e ous time, and the Luuisvilles may lose their piescige Fndianapolitt Olnb sold liiiii with a uud lion'.^t, even if i-ri-uueou-*, wuiimt-nts. But alas, OMAHA, Aug. 18. Editor SPORTING LIPE: (1) There SMITH, Clover, S. C. A fair hit. clmmpion team a percentage will create considerable for a wook or more. tuaranteed him sound. If I had my way I'd tesl .). P. in no* an unwilling, u; d^ubtedly, recruit to the ia a rauji on Hexvnd and one on third. The man on discord, aud there will be more room for a rumpus. From the present date the L'luisvilles have thirty- hat little game iu tho courts. It may be tried yef i mall bu g(ov> ing *rmy of men who are now or one* second ci'owds tho man s ou third on a pushed bull ant four more games to play before the season end* The £1,000 was not paid until the club guaranteed ffHre coniv-cted with papers who muH excrucialiuglf THK PERCENTAGE PLAN. With a general percentage system tlio weak clubs \\ill can'r ««t back to s<*C"nd without being put out. Ha be obliged to strengthen their wu?ak spots or pUy ball Eighteen of these are to be contested on the grounds :liat Kirby was a hi a t. > pitch. Ho acknowledges that suffer because Kninie ia ''down on Uit-ni.^ rrmiiins on third b.-we and eo does th» original man on of rival clubs. iiis arm was sn-re and that he did not tell Manager A Few Figures for Association Considera to em; ty bv-nclie*, which means a big fiiiancltil loss, as KILL TUB PATTKD CAU. third. Hence then* uro two men on one baite, both it take* cousiderable mont-y to run a b.tll team, no John Kelly says that he can't got Smith, of the Den Williams of tha trouble because he vaulted to get Bavis ' ai«Iugized" t» Mr. You ierhofst, it is taid. holding the bt^. How can these men be put out i tion by an Impartial Observer. matter how low the majority of the salaries are. And ver Club, this season, but will have him smre next away from Indianapolis. If that inu't obtain^- * ia*t Sunday, und iniiuodin-itdy upon -horting a spirit of they both stick to tint buso. There seems to be no PITTSBURO, Aug. 24. Editor SPOUTING LIFE: year. Smith is said to be a corking good batter anc money nnd^r filsa pretenses the seasons are clian/i besides the (-alarins of the players the railroad and ho while repeijti'uce, and prumiuiug to "play the gamo r+f liia force iicr.ordiug to tlm rr.h-e, and it seems to me thore T wonder if the American Association hay tel expenses are to be looked aft IT. If the wei.k clubs first base man. Kirby got §250 for the f>ur gained he pitched life," was ^ent ou lo i*t. Louis to joiu the team. Jusi is no rule, or (>rcc»flnnt to cover the case. Pteaie de can uot get along ou the percentage Byi-tem they can The nine moro games with the Cleveland Club wil i, member of the 01«velands a>id threatena to flue for what gintit Jim apoln-jizrd lor i* a ruyotety to most pa»- cide in TUB SPORTING LITE column*, (i.) Again, them brains enough to take advantage of the situa give the Louiavillesa decided advantage ia the pen 1125 more. He'll have to bue. to them adopt the percent not «et alonj{ at all, and in outer to nmke money uu- troua. Did he apol^izn for nmkint; < nuts, aud will is a m»n ou second and a superior base-runner on tion now presented der the proposed cbango, good b^ll will have to be fur- nant race. THE CHARGES A.GAINST FfiXNKLLY. ;ver make, ai i*th T werit-a i>t' mis ^luyu? Din is wac first :\vo ni«n out. A two-hasp hit of the doubtfu age plan, which made tha League the strong, niched the public or the little end of the horn will be Large crowds continue to attond the games at the For the past ten dav« the Cincum.iti pipers have rirat Hunptiiuied for d> l.beratftly leu ring tho fivid and order is mndf. Both men try to score and touch each compact body it is to-day. They now have an the destination of a c!uh or two th.it now helpa to Louisville Park. Vice President Botto that tho lept up a jorky howl because Jimmie William?, iu a retusiuK topUy. Th.* puniyhiuent vva^ju«lly a BUS- ba»e In r^ffiiliir or:l:T. Now, after pawing tbird base opportunity for squaring accounts with the older or make up the eight clubs of the American Association. club will make money this year iu spite ot" the poor dispatch to m»-, said that "the Olevel-ind players and bion and line of fifi.v dollars. He wii*» reinstated on 1he man who wan on first base pusea the other base- ganization, correcting p.t&t errors und forming tbi»ni- bt-ginniug. impire claim that FennHly wa^ drunk, which his be- team after making no npulopy. A. am hr \v.\a su*- run nor (beiug a »p riuter) and scores all ripht. Hut the gf-Iv?s into a compact group of base bMl clubs with THE DETROIT CLUB A plan is on foot to organize an Ohio Valley Base iavior w(-uld indicate," in referring to the fact ol >t'ndt'd, and this linio, it war. ;*ftsert*jd, b'-ctiuae of male- man who was on second when the ball was hit is pu ought to be looked after by the American Association Ball League next year, tarry Galto, pre.-kJcut of the mutual interests, ius>ad of the every-one-for-bimsell knock-down tbat the Frank Fennelly being fined 5225 for vile ahuae uf Um- ug^irors. It id not clear just whttt Jim apnlugized out «t the plate. Does the other man score, there go-na-TOii-pleusfl of tha present organization. If nol without further delay. Th« crack amateur club of this city, is at the htad of the lire Wes Curry. Tlies'at^nifliit wsw a subdued one in VT, but it ia iiattiraily ^uppo.^d ro bo fur the c.u»e of being two men out before the hit was made? I dou Wolverines received ut the lute meeting of (he League movement. The cities to te rfpres«uud are Louis ciifckniftted by the action of the Leagurt mooring to be ople to thinking, and he light of the facts nf the case, and I only refrained lid Mwpemion. Anyway th« club ^fficiiils were irlad think a rulecoTcra this either. C. B. MITCHKLL. hi-ld to-mormw at Aslmry Park, the As8oci,ili>in will hn«, uo doubt, svt tho Detroit p> ville, Evansvi]lo, New Albany, Lexington, Paduca 'rom g"ing back knrd at the remarks of Jus. A. Faulk ,o fj.-t him back. They c».uld neir'ittr gel James Say while they ura in an unsettled state of mind it would Frankfort and Hendarson. As to the first question a base-runner can have a hanil fuU of trumps, with au oi»p«»rturiity to be an excellent opportunit* to invito ihem to j<-in the ner, of ih» Times-Star, who first bexau the noise, aud >r St'Ve M:»,tvliia-, nn) it would cost cou-iJer^t.l* m*ko their orgai.izati^u tho leaders in the National It' reports are true Jim Hart is getting rich in Mil 'or a rffwoii which I shnll be glad to explain ution re- nonoy to procur^ any >>f the tlrnl buemen of muional only be forced off the base by a fair batted bail Amciicau Association. Pnsident Wikoff ought to be waukee. Everybody hero is gl;»d io know that Jim and tho man on third bnse was entitled to hold it game. and ho ou»ht lo open juest; Weldon, of Ihe Enquirer, who, as usiml, fol eputation. In thiii Htaie of the c-<-e, aud especially The Brooklyn people 8«*m to have plenty of pluck empowered to act in this matter Is to bo Guy Htcker is batting hard again. Ho ia al.»o pitch lliiltbrd comfs np with a diive. I hate to put Mulford now Davia should do the v^y Wat he can f^r th« tut aciion must IMJ takeu immediately, aud if ihe pro- injX good bull. That arm has lost none cf its cuuuiog ered by rule 40. "tho base-runner must touch twwnn this taam and New York W',old give thorn £8,000 ia a good tm« :n a hole, but he rtionM have inveatigaied for himacll club. Ho will nnd thtt moKt pruiit.ible aad pb-aaant, or $10000 e*ch be fur ft their respective seaflons open. jwsition thrown out by the Association and with tho good head work Uac backs it. tiiere is nc md not taken tho word of his piqued office* confiere. ind the club official* ah uld not U t<>o ready t" ''jutuf each base in reynlar order." The home plato is it's dollars to cents that the big left-banded crowd reason why he should not pull the Louuviliea through Admit Detroit to ihp Wc-teru vacancy, and we have: will be seen at Sportsman's Park next season. Aud [nm determined that this panir ^hnll not jump on in him" with botli feot while laboring undor th* a base, and, as in this cnse, the runner from Western clubu Detroit, St. Louis, Cincinnati and many another victory. Williams or myself for the truth. Therefore, ;h*4gria of club defeat. what crowds they would draw. They would be a great a drop in batting. He first did not touch it in regular order, i. e. be Cleveland. Old Pete Browning bas taken [ ask fi-r an investigation of the charges against TOPICAL SHORTS. hind tho runner from second, the run does no Esctern cluba Baltimore*, Athletic, Brooklyn ane card tor ihe Association. The policy of the Associa hita hard aud often, but ia unlucky iu placing his Mr. Feimelly for the purpose of p-etiing at the tion, however, seems to be to wait within their own balls. Have you noticed Iho \v.>rk. of our rTorner wltfr count. ___ Metropolitan. doors until a track club comas along and asks fc.r ad h. And if Faulkner, Mulford and Wold -n insist I.iiuilt<^n? BaltiauTe isjn-:e. Hay.l.-tou had eevon o Let iia anpiwae that tlio gnniua in Pbiladelphia aveiage positions. If ths first offer is not accepted it H followed nati riub. Bnt if the truth must bo told it wil'he. eul skill did not show itself unlil other pitclieis had their rpgnlftr nine and two reK'i'iiilv signed from the G,000, while tbo Detroit j-auies average 3,000. Let us pitcher I know," said Hecker recently, "and ull he None of the nn*s "went." Curry fined Fennelly £225, by another and theu another. There ia uo such thing ne'.-da is (o win a couple of games to &aiu the proper brown him in the fhade. Nuw Hamilton1* patience Ashland Club, a nvml»er of th« I.oatfiie. lu the eec- divide the Philndolphia receipts ioto: Should the De rmt, after the gamo, John Corkijill, who is a close with him is rewarded, and he will undoubtedly do hi* ond inning thfc.tptun uf tho Mr. C:irmel Club toIJ General tiUmitsion...... $1,500 as let up, and no 6uch word as fail. confidence iu his abilities." rriend of CarryX hedged off for Fennelly on grounds troit* be taken in and the other Western cluba rem«in, Those sensatioud have been duly punctured, and are iharo toward lamiint; them wiih the leaders. Horner the umpire that ht- wnnld protoat tlm gnmo on accounl Grand stand...... 375 then establish aeoMicr Kastern club. What's tho mat ;hat may bo ugly to mention, and Fennolly mads a s au excellent iniieliJer, also, aiid '>na of i hose ener of the two men . Huzleton won hy a PC >re of 8 to 2 now fctalw lulk. The Louisvilles will not bo sold out most humble apology to Curry. If F., 31., and W. wanl ter with putting a club in Boston? It is a great ball to the highest bidder, but next year will be a star club getic little fellows wluiSH whole noul ii bound up in the and at tho meeting of the direcfttH ihov dt-cidet) (h« J1.8T5 and the he proofs I'll fucsihh them. K'ume, and therefore more valuable 10 u club than pam^ ia fuv:ir of Mr. Carmel. They eo" according to Lesi 33 1-3 per cent, to visiting clubs...... 500 town oueof the greatest in the country iu the* Associutiou. Neither will the team be trans Association teams would draw well there. If the ferred to the League. The latter report ia the rankest MARK A HIT BY PITCHER A BASK IIIT. onie who only work for their eaUrleg. HorntT and the National Agreement. Now M-hatl want to know lu the "Hub," rules Warner are a pretty good pair to bave aruund un As- i-., rlid the cliivctors do right? (2) Must the captain of Net result of each game to home club...... 31,375 League objects to a club boing placed 11 on s e nae. Thero is one char.ie tbatthejointcominitteoon don't jay any attention to Sodou & Co., but establish Slanugor Kelly is dead sure that the Kentucky club nust uiftko at ita first mee'.ing. It is th-s making of a ociation or Le-*fff e c!ub, and a clever draw to thorn tlio profostin* nine tell the umpire that he will protest Tho eight games oa the Detroit grounds would pro the club there at all hazards' and get Soden'a consent lit by pitcher a baso hit, unless, imlcedv-it is iho com might make a full h;u;d for any team. tlm jiftino, Hiid Uao, muBt ho do BO before the gu duce: will win second honors in tho Association race. He later on. The League placid a club in St. Louis light regards the Cmciuuatis ai the strongest rival for the mittee's purpose to abolish tin? phantom and obey the It is said that Mr. Voiiderh^r-t oxprewed himself to tarts? CONSTANT KEADEB. General admission...... $750 over President Vou der Ahe's objections, and if the n<'isy but not very roaa>nablo demands <>f thut savings icquaiusances as feeling »mewh-tt blue over the >anii Staud...... 250 place. (1) As tlio clubs are playing according, to Association has got one pui tide of spunk, in its body The back stop work of Cook haa been remark lankof base ball wisdom, Boston or Kellyvillo. Cer- irospects of iho club, and apparently did not leu! en-» it will pay no mure attention to the League than the ainly, if one is a base hit the other is. No artpiment t'Uragod when sympathy and h<>p« \\asexi.rtssed. Katior.nl Agreement rule?, although not under 81,000 ably fine of Iftte. Ths way he "lets her go'' down to protection, tlio decision of the directors was League has paid to it. batie* is a caution to r miners. Cook catches Rutnsey in s needod to show that. And next season the umpire .'he fact Is, there ia much in the team of '87 t«i b» Lees 33 1-3 per cent, to visiting club...... 250 nuet be givoii instructions to discriminate b<-t\voen ;roud of, though n lew things might be better, but on perfectly proper, cliio the "rev-ilvioii" evil would BARlflE ON BUYING ANH SELLING PLAYBR*. superb siyle, much to the surprise of some critics. game What mod ban Louisville for a new first bKBrna; hn batter who, like Curt Welch, intentionally gets in he whole tho improvement of thin 3ear's club over quickly assume such proportions as to ruin the Set result of each gnme to home club...... §750 Barnie and his Baltimore team closed their last get away, onner seasons is certfiinly very prom ie ing for tho Tho result of the sixle«n games woulu be au follows; iu St. Louis this afterno: n and the St. Louis public, AS Kerius ia the nmn for tlie place. If Cook can support ront of a pitched ball, and ono who trira to young League. (2) A protest cim bo made at it, as the ilauisey in good style, as ho cau, then the vexed prob ut cannot. It is no use telling ab-'ut instinct making uture. Evmita eometimaa move ia cycles, and the Athletic lioni" games, 3! ,375x8...... ¥11 COfl well as President Yon der Ahe, are sorry of b;ill. Curt 'Holes, it cannot be denied, lo-:t a good mauy ^amea any stage of the game, and oven after it is Athletic Detroit games, SHoOxS...... 2,000 Baltimore boys are the best drawing card of any of the lem irf solved. , man get away from in front of a pitched finished. Enstern clubs. They always make our boys play ball White is [lajing in great fonn just now, batting Volch has got a IPP.SO on instinct, nnd if it will help u a bunco, but then am in it is not nnreasMoaf"l« to iia side he gets in front of the boll nnd is hit. Crow- i\ ate tlmt a season of prosperity will come before> Total...... 813000 and had their pitchers been in different shape the well, fielding beautifully and runniug bases with good Other Answers. differently, fmith success. 11 aidfd Cleveland to win a gan e frnm Brooklyn by he ecaeon clones. Detroit h»me game?, 87^0x8...... , ., ...... $0,000 closing series would have resulted lie trick, and the row into which Fennelly got with Mu-f »ro plensod to notico that Jiraffly Say COOK. Gnlvestmi, Tex. Y>>u wore wrong in every Detroit Phila. gamee, goUOxS...... 4,000 is Buffi-ring frnm a lame arm and a hick of confidence A good many enthusiasts here think that the Louis war. A pitched b»ll is a thrown bull; yru'wera wroug villes aro dropping a t«w games just to make things "urry was paused by a similar trick, worked by llenry s doing well for Cleveland, and for s.-me time to coin* ind "KiiiK" Kilroy is hopping around on a lame ankle he acjies of thut club will be«CHnntd closely in thi» in declaring both runner^ out, and yon could not re- TotRl...... 810,000 the result of a thrown ball iu one of the Louisvillo interesting. Tht-y swear tlmt John Kellv's men have vtrs« yonr decinion and return them to their liaaeg; such a certain thine for second place that the sly man ity. Now let us compare this result with the same nnm- tames. "Tho fact of tho AihleticH capturing two games PIECES OP NEWS ANJ) GOSSIP. Gref r ia anothorplayer who receives considerable tieiihor cnuld the pitclier put the rnnnera out at the bor of games botween the Athletics and say the Metro tiere," remarked Mr. Barnie, "and the report that waa ager loses to make ihe race closer aud mure exciung, Ed Hogan tells me that the Nashvills Club atill owes lu.nio p'ate. It WPB clearly a block, and ihe ninuors were in a crippled con thereby enabling the club to dr*w larger cruwda ttantiaii fr< ni Oaltimoro readers. >o!itans or LouisvHles under the present guarantee sent broadcast that Ihe Hmwns !m for six days' work, and hold up Jin^mio Clinton And do you we, too,how Jimmy Macnllar ia lining OfJiild run bases ifiitil the ball h^id been retinuod to f-y.-tem, 3,000 being a big average aitendauce in Phila- dition, led me to believe that we would have an easy What tb(d«! or $25 because he muffed a fly. Ball playms should ll.-o pitcli'Tftajiding in his position. Tho two runs isn't our luck to run up Amos (Ji\tfg has certainly lost his gripaa aball player. nt the hall in the far West? All tVse are town d<-lphiii between these clubi. time of it in St. L'. uis. But it ive the town a wide berth. opice, and remarks are fioquently hoard of iho above luiide in this ins a:ic« counted. Athletic home games, $875x8...... 37,000 against a team tliat" plays poor ball, Jnet look at the Ho has consiiQiptiou, aud lacks the staying qualities I can ssy to your Charleston man that I know the which he formerly possessed. Cross is siill on the eijor. E. It., Milwaukee, Wts. (1) If the jiitchor gfte the Tho guartmtew of cuune off-set each other. games the Browns have put up against us. I heard it Charleston players receive good treatment. Thera ia a grnT«l belief on what groond is un- ball on tlio fly tho taoo-rumior may eavo himself tho We flud by this romparison that the Detroit Club said tlmt King had an awfully sore arm. Well, if his stlary hot of tlie Louisville Club. He has dona great system will be service for the team ia his btst playing days. In a Caylor i* certain that the percentage nown that Tom Bnrns would play a better thing trouble of ruiininp', a,-i he ia out without the first baao-" not only realises handsomely out of tho scries, but irm is out of shape I would dislike for my men to face dopted, and Charley Byrne waa frank enough tn say short. Probably, however, Tom knows beat how man';* ursifcfaiu;*.1 ; but if tho pitcher (rets the ball on" enables the Philadelphia Club to earn nearly double lim if hn was feeling good. His speed is wonderful. recent game he caught Heck or, but did not give satis- ]fit it had a good chance of going through, "with fuctii.ii. j make the club profit by his skill. tho bi'iind or diopa the line ball, tl.o baso-ranncr must hat produced by a series with the Metropolitans or tfy boys are not playing with in* same confidence ome reasonable modifications." Most base bull psr.ple will a^ree with the sor tim(»n| always run at top speed, pjepsred to take advantage of Jomsvilles under the present 83 stem. that they were in tho spring, but I feel sure that PCC- Young Cross, who formerly struck at anything that "I do not care whether Detroit or Cincinnati has came ov«:r tho pint*;, has improved iu this respect. He xprecsed in "Deacon" White's loiter of last w^k. The a wild thiow by pitcher or muff by first bawimau. (2) Under such an arrangement the Detroit, St. Louis, nd plare is our hole. We will act there, or make the ie riihtof the Beatln-Kinnlow ca«e," gays Mr. Byme. e^igue people wero thought to bo too wise to deal such He ii-'S Rent his ;witk>r too lato Bt-veial tiuies, Sow Brooklyn, Baltimore and Cincinuati clubs would .ouisvilles and Cincinnati^ dance pretty lively if thoy waits till he geta a "gool one" and then pastes it hard. and certainly Bis batting H materially improved. The men have signed two contiacts blow to honest effort In umpiring. SCHVMACHEH. New York (I) Such a Hat would oc- >c strong draw ing attractions, while the eight clubs tnock us out. The brotherhood that is being talked of ught to bo pnuished, and Cincinnati's move against If tlio Association adopts the percentage plan it will working a^ a harmonkma whole, would be able to n the American Association? I have not given it much Coiling places iris hits better than any man in tho it was. Cajponnso I.IFE of arrangement, which would give the Association the ;hey have got tbo money. Some of the players ob- Recldy Mack still keep- ahead of the gladiator In at "a Bore arm?" Can Charley Byrne's letter to Nick obtitin by s<'cnrjuur a copy nf batt ills'. A lie roe rivalry hu« sprung up between these its champion. In both instances h« v;as pvobably that date. But there have !;een irmoy ch^iuges siuce best drawing clubs in the country Detroit and St. ect to being sold. This is all foolishness. The roung be tho cause of it? orking for wtmt he thought to be tho interest of nil then. ('^) Wo have the numbers you want. ia, I have been inDetruit within a fflv days and layers are our stock In trade. It has been my ex- two players, but it is a friendly one. Pete swears that Caylor ia cruel. The graded salary plan isn't my they are always he will beat the little mau with the old gold mustache niployers. Jituniu was then for pt-ivonlrige, too. L. F.. 1'bil.ido'phift, Pa. (T) Under the old rules, if tnow that tlm people of that beautiful citv (no taffy) >erience in selling plajers that lan. I once advocated it but now merely hang it out Iltirry Sponce, if for no other reason, tun pro-.' would appreciate euch an arrangement, while 25-ccat Misfitted by the change they are always paid an before th* stetson ends. mould out of its the catcher miftSfd the third atiike and then touched Tlie Luuisvilies have won ten games out of fifteen o that wise men may consider it and tie to bo a good in-ma^or by tho way he has handled tbo liatt-iuau lUt'ro wai no lonsror a force, and tho run nies would pull the whole town. ncreased salary. Some of the clubs carry mi.-n for Vamework something more symmetrical. And, by 1 fcar, however, that feme of tho mossbacks will months at a big salary and they don't pfay ball at from ihe Cinciuuatis, and one more victory will give ew Dickurson. Hairy waa onco a JliUtiiuoro 'tiana- ner to ffcoud hail to be touched with ttio ball to be the Keutuckidus tlio series, Gioryl ae way, Giylor's comparisons aro not tho be.st in the er, and has illustrated his faith in his wet for 3elect- this erise, if tho catcher threw to first boss jot be ably to got the lichen out of their ey«8 in time 11, and this thing of soiling their release is the only rorld. Seward and McOarr aro quite good ball play- out. (li) lu 0;io of Vo will Those telegraphic reports about Ramsey's recent HK pluyore »t s-g*it by develoj)injj; t iu-h uion Hy Hat* runner No. 1 would bo s-afo ist first if he remained osoa tho advai!l«{*e of this move. vay a club manager cau be partially reimbursed for rs. So is Dan Richardson. eld ftcd Lufberry, wno wcro with him lu-ro. T.T.T. ay: "Shetil! I don't propose, to give Detroit $4,000 his outlay. Thu Brotherhood of the League may have sprees are exuberated and were sent out by irrespon clubs pet- ther«, us there was no force nffov tho striker had Ueen sible pei'&ons. Tom was guilty just one afternoon, but Caylor i« right, though, abont tha weaker retind at tii-st. (.')) Ho was forced to run. or c-lj^ht games on our grounds and only sot $2,000 uggesUona to make, but the League magnates will ng all the worst of field decisions. I have seen for eight games on their grounds." He don't realize >ay but very little attention to their requests. I notice immediately traced up. Tho following day, iu an ac iveral games slip away boenusa the umpire held the la Not This Dreadfal? BIG Two. Ashlttorl, Ya. (1) The *amo norcon. (2) the Detroit Club Liatsomeof the papers say that there will he a big cident, lit fell out oi a carriage into a mud puddle He IB w-ilh the. La CPOSSC, WH., Club. (3) 19^ seconds, hat the euporior drawing power of lea that thu particular gamo wouldn't benefit ua, but A correspondent of the New York World ias put $»,OUU moii) iu his pocket than he would have trike next year. A strike would amount to nothing, while on his way to thp grounds, and did not report ould benefit the other fellows. And the other followa by Gcorgu Sowai>1, at London, March 22, 18-17. (4J eeliiied out of tho ramo Reri^s with a weak club. aa ball ulayers are a clues tbat would not slick toge'.ber. for the gaino to Manager Kelly, bacause he feared his tre bone fitted ota off the follovriiig in "cold blood:" We Oiinnot euy n-hich is best, or whether either are In r.ddition to ihomoncy tidvnufape the mutuality .t least that is my opinion." muddy clothe* would aocuaa him falsely. Tom was NEW YOSK, Aug. 25. Cltioiigo nioy b0 a sMuing worth jwrusa!. (5) No. (6) Small. (7) With weiy'tts, "Olympic" IB ripht. It was Brunell that called f interest would form a eulid, ccnipoct oigauizatlon, "PAR-BOILED" CHIPS. sober, however, and in good condition to nitch. The nowlton a pitching bluff. And I had Ro<-d refl*o^ to lit with its \ViiIiyni""son," An "son 'nndC'ail-L-"Bon,^ fift. fl-J^Ia.; wiHiout wei-;htn, 5ft. l^tn. (t() With Init could give tho League tlio laugh. Tho National Bpcctaton* did i ot understand why be failed to appear d great "f-lu.s'Kt'i'-V in tho ropnwnfttno n'taiet of wt-ieliid, «{ ; without M-ejghtB it would beat :lie world's Caylor always stood up for Jack Boyle and Elmer j so. I'll see "Olympic" later. P. II. BBUXKLI. tgruf.imcct would then become a proc!f»us document rnith, aud he said Ihat they would make their mark and sr.id be was drunk. Tiiu trouble was simply that Sullivan" niiil "Ryau." PhtLulolpliia m'ty bi> Mirulb record-lOi't. 10'^lu. n tho oyea of Day, Sj^lOIns, Sodou ant! Bogew. Tom lackid grit to f»cu hla manager whtu he had done fhjird"Wn«l" nnd capable to "^Hr.!" most ; -ftb* louieday. CajJor k < ilher a mighty good judge of Oshko.sh Briefs. CciNfVAFT BI:ADKK, Austin. TCXR?. (1) Now York, Gentlemen of tho Amci'cin Association, you will be hall player or Itu ia u damly guesser. nothing wroiig. X. X. e«guo clubs. Dctvuit may lie "\V!i!!o" m.d rtick Georic*-; il'jston, ul^diior,; Phih-.delpliia. Ctspy, Do\l!u, creant to your own intricate if at your September BigSiiui Smith, o!' the Delivers, will probably play OSHKOSH, Aug. 23. Editor SPOHTIXO JAFK The cscr than "UrouMier^," bur in my mii»ct Nww York Shuu: rittsbnr^, Morri-; Indi,;i).'ipo)!«; ON TUESDAY last Washington aud Plthburg ase bull loving public of Onlikosh havu been put ou a "M'cH.h" Hood leolingyou do not adopt fljr- i^rrcntage Bjntom not ret base for th? Lou'avUIo toam next season, "i am reached the half century iu defeats; meantime the w plenty of "Coru" uud g^cd healthv It?, M. Baldwin; Dciroit, r cue or two clutto, but for ail alike. JACQDM. tns^all) nc balls and bats. Nothing like ft base ball or bat could announced bis determination not to ampin again In CATCHER STEIN, of tbe California H»ver!ya, wears no appfarano*, but thus far htm failed te r»sj*nd. ll.« be found over there. NOTES AND COMMENTS. Cincinnati. eli eat-protector. Bo f*r he baa t-s<*pel injury, but young man h;u been suspendeil. City. Fl.nt, I>.t lv ^.»( UMimm-on BALL. *r- from PHI:a I !- couple of days last week, the guest of Bob Beach. Nick and Bob are old chummies. MANCHESTER has released El Ha. with NIcoI. MAKEREV, who once played with Loa^llie, I^ada pJiiit; Bun-s, truui UritJgejiort, O-nn.; AIH»RMI) Sun- Like Buffioton, Maul ia not partlcolftrly anxlow to TH'jMrsox haa m;ule his I50t!i hit. ST. I.ouia papera say that Phenomenal Smirh (till Mihvuiike^ no iv with the stick and is one of the be-^t PHILADELPHIA NEWS. pitch in damp weather, or effective when he does. HICK CARPESTF.R ia on duty agntu. lack* control of the ball, and gives baae-ruuuerd too baisni-n In the Nor'hwttcto'n League. Aad they have Oa'k'on, t'r"Ui ('• iiil'rid^-, Ma •».; Dulling, from Kiie; Dunlap 1* still At Mt. Clemens, Mlch. BAI.TIMOR* badly misses Clir-ls Fulme*. much start. feme slutrgtrs up there at that. Rvrtu, fr-^m (.'li.-it. n, Ma*;.. Yin flnltr-n, from th* RADUOUR* a<-ems to bars become a berry. DALRYMPLB has given orders for The "PlilHIes"* Chances for the League It is said that New York waa willing to taka Jim his men to back up DAVY FOKCK mad<- his first appe«rance with D^i Pacific c1 iwiu, from i'it bur/. Davis off Barnio's hands, but the Baltimoraan de ONE-ARMED Daily comjl«ins <-f rheumatism. ba*e$ all tbe time, under a penalty of 85 fiue. Th« tiue MOUKN iu a ^bine against Milwaukee on Au=f. 20, and, THE rt-i-on ut the L-'.\o;l B - ila I Corporation Pennant— The Athletics' Unexpected Great clined. KITEHNE has bocome the PitUburgs'al'K'rer. will go also although liiecliib ua^ beaten, the Mclev«r ol«i mau" sbowti t (' « Lowell Club II.H ic^iived from chv-a Work in the West— Programme of the President Vonderhorst, of the Baltimore Clnb, wai KIRBT f>eems to have completely petered out. MR. DAY says the New York* will play on tho Polo madt; an exct-l!«{,t Impresfion, abmtd S^,:i51.'J(i, tiuJ have j'a -J lo v^itius clnb* Week— News Notes and Gossip. in town last Thursd»y in company with reporter Get- OnARLiE-Honsa is playing hobs with Corkhlll. Ground* next season as heretofore, despite reports to AND '.) tni.ik rimt thn weake-t club In th« AB^OC!B- 5-i,899-62 It >au l>e i^oen b^ u l.i'le snbtr»<.-tit.n tlmt tiuger, of the American. THC£,R are ll° flies on Kui-hne as a short stop. the contiary. tiun sho«fd pi»u: d t»u* vi-ri-ig rlij; s haVM had the twgfs »f it t > thn ex-i-nt Four victories in five games played waa tbe Vomlerhorat came over fora LA tVetdjiian as badly RS eitb'-r ('iii- confab with Col. Bogers aud left for home in the even CROS-E has a new pitcher named Wefarock. PETB BROWNING again fell from grace last Wednes cai i^ $1,^)5.57. good work which bus moved them up a peg in lew Sfmmons Is negotiating with Bob Barr, the h«8 'aben a big drop in batting of lat». shelving him. A sixotTi.AB fatality attendsKt-efe's pitchini; ag-inst > HE vol^rn Jack SIunniDjf i* to b t*'i,«Vred ft com- the race. The team is still playing marvelons pitcher, who is likely to join THB Northern Michisan League dialwnded Aujc. 19. 'Tis mud that Milwaukee get* Pile her Ely, late of pl'iiunt^ry ttPUf-tir ^H th-- Bond attractive than any other club IT is reported that Washington baa released Slioch. b"ys corralled. in tho L*agne, has all its batteries important to d*feat th«ir old club. Casey's pitching kept the day'g game in one more ilin. pro^rau-nid will b« utiere;i. Au.ong tl)o*-e *ho wili be viiitots from making many runt, McGuire hatted in HUDSON is *till in Chicago, hia mother being very THE fall games of tho Mete, should the we ttlier b>>- low. TUESDAY'S giino was the first Wnitney lo»t to the >-(on en the diHnnn.d Ht-ain are t.i:* old cuiiuttdHt factors in good condition, and is under the the two runs that tied tbe score and Casey and Wood come toocoldatStateo I»laod, will be plaved at the DI t:<*Ms. Ho pitched in threw of the four games the An-ly Ij«i»n»rd, T m B-»nd. IUny Sh-if^r, Titn Mur- spur of success, arid there is every reason to tbe four thftt won it. GRUBES evidently is a good one. He to wearing Pol . Gr..uud«. Wiuhin-jtoija won from th« WulT-rinea, Gilmure bw- niin, L*-w Br»»n, Sadif Hou;k and 1'avu B'i'dial!. hoj.e lor u stiti higher place than it now occu Saya the Louisville Commercial:—"Captain Stovey well. EWING'S accident was a bletwing In disguise to Nt*w itiK the ^u-xeesful twirler in thy oilier. IF THKUI"! is anytlnntc uinl^-r t!io run La'ham haa a great head on him, aud when he doesn't get SHAPPKRT ia now pitching for the Ridgewood, Ii. I,, Tuck, as it compelled Mutrie to at last secure a rexular AT Pfi'TSBUEtf w<>!iUn r giv>- a:i pies Many of the friends of the Philadelphia Club. ft yuuug m*n appnmchcd An^<»u and op n ion <-n vce oin.ul I like to know every run in a game that can bo brought in it's a cold third biBcnmn. asked him npun what grounds Powers declared PfenVr wha: iris. Of Von d=«r AhS* nnii h-.alked-of jump to Club now expect it to win the pennant, but they day." JOE GKBHAEDT IB playing second base In his old-time EoSwAttTwooD did not go to Louisville with the Bbape. HafuMt first. T'.e ra^tain looked up and replied: tli.- L'-ag J« hesiyys: "I W'.ufd lii-.e t<> play iu tb« should not bunk too largely upon that, nor be Indianapolis has won but one game from the Phillies Brooklyn*. Ue is sick and baa gone home to Pitts- "UlK>n tbe Allegheny grounds, of course." I^-fiKU-. Tntre ! < no fun t'liijiu< nith ca^y team-*." unreasonably disappointed should the team fail thii sroaon. O'RotrnKK capt&fns New York daring Swing's disa tur>j for a rest. bility. THE inherent strength of tlie L'utr.'it team la best "Would you win thn i ennn .t if you were in the In ono of the Athtetic-St. Louis games Comfskey Now that McCormfck, Gulvln and Morris are at last fih'iwn by the fact that it ha-sm*intained ihe 1**R'J, de- I.*'ugtn-V" short of so high a measure of success, as WEDNESDAY'S victory was Pittsburgh flrat from "Wrtll, we'd be up where we could see th« drove a hot liner, wbich Weyhing did his best to es all in condition together, Piitslmrg is a vury , vety sj'it*- the ffict tbat flftii-l-'l'-, nil\ lniw." ercn with the advantages in its favor, it is Keefe. it haa to star twirlt-r, but only or cape, but it c»ught him squarely in the back. Wey- dangerous team. dinary pitohera. That fact speiks volume*. 'TONY >H'i.LANE is ready to m«ko a match with any handicapped in other directions. Detroit, Chi hiug managinj tu pick up the ball and throw him out CATCH KB BBOWN is now known ai the Harlem Graas- THKKB w another "Deacon 1* In the profewion be hopr.er. SHAW, who wa^ at the bottom of tlie League hattino: of (U-i-mfii-'-^xrtiri r.8 thrower* in the country. Ha cago and New York are formidable comDetitors, at first, but it almoet broke his Lack. sides Jim White. Parsons, of Bochesler, haa the IiHt UMC year, this season actually lead* a couple <..f t'.-iiika In- tait -.y, Murk and Oilmuro. of hia own team. hHn.iod tiirow-r. Ilia ch,iilentii» ia dir. c'exl to Rubin- The Philliei have played more games than any RAMSKY'S arm is being treated by a "magnetic Kingston, Ont., Cluot aud will catch McKinley, for- short time now remaining. And the club fin healer." PoLiiEMue, recently released by the Indiaoapoli-t em, of tb^ St. Louis Browns, aud Chaaib-rluin, ot tha other L«*?u« t«Am nif-rly of Toronto. Club, is now with tho Cr»wfurds»illf, WHKELINO has dropped J. Ration, and Akron I*id., u-am. LttuiHville^, wl'O are b -th aiuuiU*-xtoruus tluowbrs." ishes abr >ad! True, it plays almoat aa well Th« beautiful badge to ba given to Captain Stovey ii K. IT is r* ported that extra Inducement* have b*»f>n Gi-ortfe Pechiney, late of rhe CloTel-.n-Kft 1 d Ed Clurk, OiL.ciniml. Enquirer. abroad »s at home, but it cannot bo denied that now un exhibition in Ike Bedkhsimer's window. It Darrow. offtred the Chicago players by the management to win of Si-uthern Leagun fame, are with this teum. THE rlerk of the weather gave Chicago a bad deal TH* Brown- are in > at her badahape now that Boyl» in a close finish some advantage lies with the is ooe of the finest specimens of the jeweler's art. the ;*mnat)t ak.am. HfiDDY MACK, who ha- been raptain-ng the Lonis- 1ms tcivi u out, Htt Bu-hojjt will uot be able to resume At Louisville, Tne*day,Gus Weyhing, of this trip. MIKB KSI.LT ^ys be don't road ba e l>all in the homo clubs, which, other things being equal, the Ath- pa villee during Kerina' enforced ahsv-nce, is likely to bo catchit^ a- H 'ou as thought, a^ hi* recently hurt hii Intio, waa pretwiited with a diamond huroeshoe pin by BOB FKRorsoN ia stuck on Elmer Smith's pitching per^, for fear (hat he wiil find something about him retained |«rni4tieiitly in the poiitlou. He h one of should, and generally do, have the kest of it in qualities. wotaidxd fin^ur again while p;acikii:g. It was all Umpire Fer^u&ou on behalf of Louisville friends and self. Oh, c->nieou"! the nn-rtt annoying co >chers in th*» Association. veiy well ^o let Hoyt» make ihat «;reat record, but per- a pinch. But all these drawbacks may be coun admirer*. Tin -'humidity11 affects pitchers with sore arms un BUSIIONO, Fnlmor, Kerlns, Flint aod Ewing, five of CHIOAUOANS are favorably. Indulging in a lon^r, Itmd bowl be li.np^ ir \\-ntU i have t^cn wiser to b*vo sand.viched terbalanced by the batteries th« Pnillies will be the greittt-SE cntchers in the country, are all laid up cause ticket-scaU'ers gobble all the choice reserved La bum and It-ixtiii.in in occasioually. Then Boyle JACK 0 BRUN'S suspension baa been raised by with broken fingers. sent-* for games thero able to pit against their opponent?, providtd, of CUSHMAN'S COMBINATION. Brooklyn. and hn+ the clieek to ptdulo mi th i hive l^ted 1 'npor. ANSON wouldn't start Thnraday's game in New Tork tliftn in frunt of Spaldiug's, wnere the box aboete are 1'iitSiDKNT MoaatiW s-tys of next year's Southern course, they remain un lamaged, And the rest of MEMPHIS has signed Phil Recclus just released by until he had examined the credentials of tho new urn- kept. theteam maintains its present fine form under the Soured on Umpire 1'earce—Some of His ClevMand. League presidency: "SLmie other crank can taka my ie, Jaiks'in Brady. FORTY-FOUR successive games was catcher Boyle's piac-- and learn eomct'itnjr. I am no hog I've got kilting i»c« n»w eo( bj iho fi*» clubs »nt«ri*f the Rulings Gossip About the Players. GEORGE W. BBADLXT has offered hia services to L\ CKOSSI: haa release 1 McCanley on account of the limit. Th'-n his h»in»Bir«tch together. Under any circumstance*, CltvMftud, hands gave out. It is an uijeqn^U^I en- u^h.1 ' Mr. Morrow h** )rRe Myera' performance of thirty- nicton with the Am?ricuu AsS'>ci ttioit presidency. FI0 how«v*r, there i« n»w a ch»n«e for p«nn»nt h«B»rd, TORONTO, Aug. 22. Editor SPORTING LIFE: Man SWTD four cento in stamps for a set of our new base ever play ball again. ager Cushcnan WM not in a happy fmtuoof muni whtn peven succetgive gamed when with the S(. Louis certainly would nmk« a mo*t excellent executive offi and that U more thuu the PaiiadelphiM rver had in ball cards. CABROLL'S fine of ?50 hns been remitted for recent Maruons. previous ew*i>ni; THB SPURTING LIPB correnwudent met him in Roches DOBSCHKB'S mask has a protection attachment for cer, anil, lik« WikofT, ia located iu a town in which Ot it.e el*v»n gamta still vouch- fine work, and Morris' would have been had he won THE La Croese team will mi« the services of catcher there is n" Association club. afcd the hum* public, six will be playrd this week, ter y«t«rday. Hta team hnd just lo*t two gamufl in tho thro.it. lat-t Saturday's conftct. N»w«rk, and the defeats were due, McCauley. He hw$ been released on tMXOunt of the THK !.,( xt from i iui-burg is to the eftVct that Man viz.: throe with Pittsburg, MomUy, Tuesilay and he »iid, to the mis ANSON holds the Del rolls leas cheaply than he did a A WHOLE raft of Chicago reportoifftl hoortoos are erable umpiring of Conm'lly, who officiated iu the month ago. condition of hie arm, it being a Btriuud question age- de jure I'hillipa »nd Mauager de facto Ximick ar« ediif-acUy, and llireo with Ofcicaco on Thnwday, with the WM'e Stocking;* this trip. They miiat make whether he will tver bo able to play up to hi» old on the tints auo>>k for another riday met Nit ' inlay. KtKMteeu g»tu«s will then be first game, aud that of Pearco, in the second. "Con- KLBVIN balls were used in Thursday's Boston-PltU- 'he boyp exceedingly Hfed. nelly'B work was inexcusable," he said. "Managers Bt;md -r1 !. eiij;a^i-mt-nt to Fav-bis "reputation as a club mana piiajeii in B^sU'ii, Washingttm, Chicago, ImlianapoHs, burg game. JOHN PATRICS CAtin.Land Columbus couldn't a^ree ISN'T Oorkhill ono of the great general too often account for thwr team's defeats by alleged NEARLY 250 home runs have already been made In players? He ger," Phii'i[*3 thinka that ha ! he tx'eu let alone ttnd Doirott aud Pittsburg m the ordw named. The upon t'-rnis and after pU\;ng a couple of gitinvs with is a ra'iliug lutt'-r, base-runner and out fielder, can fill allow.-d t-• n annge tie nine acc.-rdint to his own clult ih«n i«tuniH fur six gam#a h»re with Wa^hiDRton bad uiupiriug, but in thcss two ijainea the Torontoa tho League. the club hn l.'ft lt.r 'Frisro. und*u»te41y got a bad de;il." Manager Mutri*, of the any iuticld position and is a vrrv gyo-l pitcher, aod ideas he iv< u^d havt* hml it ia wc.md or third place by aud Bubton, aud finisiies Oct. 5, G, ttn4 8, iu New Yo.k. OFFICIAL notice has been given of Binghamton's POCTLANO will.it is mid, loae 82,000 on the season. Giuit4, witti*»8»d th« flrst gamv, which tiie Newarke disuandnieut. who kn -*s but wUat he could catch creditably if he this ttiuo, i»f.trad i,f sixth place, as it is now. TOE REJUVKNATI:D ATHLETICS. Not very pleasant, if true, for Mnuager Speuce, who should try. WHY is it thai bwe b.ll si-c-ctaiors take a fiendish wcjn by 3 to 2, and is reported to hnve said that the- MciiEACHY is reported as quite sick at his home in d an interest The last \¥eiteru trip of thw MMOM of the Athletics visitors were robbrd. In the soeond game Pei*r-e wai, in the clnb. THEM: is talk of ten clubs in tho New E upland delight in any mniiap that may befall the umpire. If Clhrton, Mass. PETB BROWMSO gots thinna mJxe-1 «omotinies. Lea*n« of 1SS7 will go on recorcfcafl ih» m«»t successful in the in the carli«r pa»t of it, hisied by the spoctat<>rB for JIM MANNING'S prosfnce doesn't prevent Kansas next stason, to include Worcester, Springfield, h* hiipp"ns to bb struck by a stray b*ll, no matter history oT tho team, nnd will aiao uJTonl a striking ex- Whenever he talks about having ft coacher on the Salt-in, Lowell, Br,,ckton, Ilariford, New Uaveo, ho'-v hard, a yell of dt-llght invariably attests the sntis- n*t tfjving the home teau tne benefit of every close Hues, Ptte g*-ts it "coixt-r." ani)ile of the K^riL-U1* uucertuint/ cf the national dtcisloM, and this BO *nVct*d him that he proceeded Bridgeport, Daubury and MeriddQ. Tuo many t>y two, fnctl-tn of the andiencM thereat. Ifaplayer is struck NHABLY 500 three-base hits have been made In the Bio DAVIS Is now playing short field for Baltimore or even four. gwiifl The U»m ttttrted for (he \V«t nudar the must to «ven it up v ith a vengeance. He uudoubt- League so far. there is a sigh of tjvini>athy> and when he resumes life dt»j)rer8iui{ cirtuiiiitatH'ca, and neith*r the owners or fdlj ftrvv* the game to the home team when he de and Burns is back to hU old post third base. The MORGAN MUKFHT has cotifidenco in himself. He position he is greeted uith applause. Tho poor um the most iftngiiiii* MIKE KELLY haa averaged one run to eve»y game "h«nge appears to work well. frifimta »nd w*ll-wi»ber« of the clared AVftlkflr tafe at soroiui. the Utt^r runnJDg ho has plated. has ofierml to citch ev»-ry g»me f.T Haverhill from pire, l;owt?ver, never gets tb*' siyh nor applause. team anticipated anything but ttsiu*caa«o[iof di*a*t«i, away off tho liu« to pr«vvnt Keariis touching him. UAINET brought raioy weather with him to New now to the end ot the reaitou fur §100 extr.i |»»y, and to PKrSiDENT SPALDINO ia qnniel as saying: "I will SANDUSKY haa signed a pressman named John Mad York on tbo d*y ho rep<*r!e I, Monday the "humidity" ar.d yet, lH.-ho'd! Up to ihe time of writing tht lada Bfltwevn Crane and P*arc* there bus bcea an un- den as pitcher. forfeit the money should ho fail to be in condition for sell Clarkson, Wilisaiiison, PfeftVr or any man in th» bav« played eitfht games. Of thfew they have lo*l but friviHiy faollug ever MHC« Praree called him out in prevented a game with Pittsbur;;. any one game. team for $10,000 and consider it a good investment. MANAQKR GoLDSBY,of the Topekai, i=i laid up with a IT WAS quite a coincidence that ih^ two crack left- one, that wuh St. Louts, from whum ^iey captured Wtlkubnrre for aiking when at the tat how many sprained tinkle, SPALDINO was much put ont over the bad luck in Tho fact 13, no lull plajer in worth tha r much to a club. two; tifd one with LoniitTillp and bagjoil two, aud have balls h* bad c*ll«d, an< l'e»rce g»t even by again giv bunders ot the 4s»ciHti.oned Bos Thero i4 in> player 6O good but that his equal can b» TOM BROWM fully replaces McGeachy ia Indianaps- be knockt-d out in the Btme gtme. taken two straight from Ulevelaud, with evary prob ing him tho worrt uf it. So unsatisfactory haa Pearco'a lia' retiniiition. ton games to help ua win the championship we will futind." Possibly Spaldine didn't say HO much, but if ability of miking a cl»an swarp in tho Forest work been to the Toronto^ that th* management has WES 'lunnY IHSI week delivered himself of tho manage to have them played off in some way; have he did he is quite right in every sentence. Such ft ANSON Ktj a there is no 111 fueling between himself "weighty opinion'* t'-at the Association cluba play no fear of that." City. This wonderful work has been due to the forwarded its protect against liia further con -inuance and McCormicb. price is * imply placing a fictitious value upon a player. remarkable efl«:env*n*M of the two young twlrl in office. Jersey City bos al*/>, it is sal 1, d'>ne like butter ball th:ui the League teams. A DAMPHOOL exchange remarks Hint "while Sim- ANS«N is q ca[4tblo. 8"2") In tb« Hamilton game !a«t Friday. l'*aiceurdt-red ton was 200,000- In cold flgnn-B, B --atooese have paid team will not play winning ball." " Ah, indeed; pray a>y and 1ms too much principle. I would like to se» MIKE KKI.LY hasn't yet given up all hope of win S 115,000 to see iht» Bostons play bull. The wort of'tlie ladt haa ouco more enthusvd the lUfiard U stop coaching, an«n the erratio TtBN, of Cincinnati, claims to bare never rocom- ing for a mouth past? c;nb that would firft buy bis releaw- from New York. drti>ond»nt friend*, EDWARD GEKKN, late of Binghamton, haa been memletl n nmn for appointment on the umpire staff, or LOSING clubt w«»nld do and if tho t«uu can but rouad off P»*rc» stlttd P(vt«ey to the extent m-ntioued. signed by Bufialo. welt to remember tbat It Tbo big captain can hanily be expected to bo in much the trip vicely at ('incinnati by winning ut leatt out* T#ronto 8h«nl4 have wo^i bJtti g*mei, however, to h'lve protested aguinst nuy uuipir**. doesn't help matters tiny to move ab-mt on the dia s>tnpa^h^ or ac&,.r,l with tho Brotherhood, as he it PA i LEY captained Washington while Jack Farrell DRN C'ABKY.ot the Newark*, 'ri-'d to stop a ball with gnme with the ReJ t,eg», it may r**t a»ur<»d of a most despite the umpire, and tuis accounts for Cuatiman'a was iurapiXcPatrd. mond like a canal boat, even if you ar^ being bemteu. ono uf the stockliol ,'ers of the Chicago Club and there enthusiastic reception u«it Thuriday, when it once ill humor. Two victories would have put Toronto in is n<«c last Weriiu-aMICKEY WELCH Is pitching as good ball THE Piittibiiixs have not yet won a g<*me from G«tz- FOOLISH BREAKS. meets Newark, the "Little Giants" have to play ball like the Philadelphia structure, but will build a pretty 000 ahead this y^ar, and wuuld have been 800,000 now HS he evur did. ein, Biiltinton and Whitney, while Clurkaou, Bad- tidy pavilion nevertheless. to wta and they havo to thank Conuelly and Poarce THERE will be many changes In the New England ahead had the Detroit public supported the game aa Barney McT.au^hllu's old wenknen will cause his tiouruaiiil Boyle have been easy mark?. "ANSON is ^aid to be the most scientific batter in the was expected." If Detroit was ahead &JO.OOO a nood retirement fr*ni t!io Phllad*l)>hU team. His first fall for th«ir two recent victories. Faatz waa in an argu- League next sca.on. m«ot»rive mood in tho tirat game and Connelly went "CRAMPS" is said to be Pave Orr'a complaint. By League." Brooklyn dtiztti. Said to be? Ye- gods deal of pruflt for the capital iu vested why would it b* froai grace cauwd tho lots of two Washington games, COOGAN made bid first home run on the now Newark the way, a ffcod many players have suffered from what is reputalionl Perhaiw the shouting at him at a 2:1 U gait, imposing 6 nee to tbe amount of grounds last Tuesday. man who for fourteen so long and so loud for percentage? at thnt lima Haitian and F«rfU»on wt-ro unable to "cramps" this 8eti»ou. Singular, isn't it. years has <-tood in the front rank of bats neu, got there A NEAT trick to get a new ball was tried by the Cn!- play, aud Cleutvuts ba^ tu ba utllizeil »s an iufielder. 6110 in fd, 910, and 925 initalmonts. PHENOMENAL SMITH haa been hit rather hard of As toon as fehe dlibandmoat of tbe Biof* came to PHIL TUMNEY, th<* clever short niop of the late Bfng- and stayed there by luck? ca^os in the Itist inning of Thursday's game at New Fur tkik he vtas he,iTily fiu*d. U» thon kept straight late. Brace up, John. emton 4/lub, was married in Biairlmmtin on the 18th THE York. Ciiihman'a e*rs he went to work to secure Giiks, the How far ahead Detroit would now be with Clarkson Cleveland papors felt particularly good over Tbe ball In pl«y was fouled over the grand uutil Friday wrvk, when ho ttarttd on another s^urko refused t> allow this, claiming that th» inj< Barney, out upon a*coud thought concluded to r»- denominated "incessant, senseless and brutal." Cleveland a chance at them." other ball, the secon l 1 all, w*s in fight only a moment leiwu him in order to giv» him a chance t« secur* rm- in contra and S&utery at lett. Toronto would have tha LADY BALDWIN may be given another chance when two (U*et outsiders in tt»o League. Siattory's work ScaANTOM has released F. B. Cox, C. 0«terhout. J. THE Birmingham players were again arrested last before. After a search it WHS found hid away under pUyni»iit elsewtie'e for the r«t of th« NKMII, at his tho T>e rroi fs reach borne. [j>tvin,G. C. Sliakin, J. n. 5houpe and signed Joe Munday this season has bwm all (hat could tie desired. He has W. ULLERV and for Suuday tall playing, but the judge dis one of the players who WKS lying on tbo ground. mother is in dvsiitnta circumwtancas and dependent T. E. Curtain are the latest additions Sfninb and P. H. Tomney, late of Bingbitmtou. missed thn case on the ground that the nlu}iithing Sunday games without hindrance. that no ono disputes the statement tliat he ,t the ei;d of this season. —"President Nick Young has made a sublime failure permanent footlinld in a blf^ league, as he IB « good ai the bwt else, IVm Bruwn suEF-Ts from the same- cause. THE Philadelphia Club ha$ done a good thin.? for as nn apj)oiutee of umpires, nnd the sooner that thi* player, find would bo A valuable man to auy club bnt general b»ll pUyer in tlie League. Brook GARDNER, Barnio's pitching experiment,id said to be lyn aud other clubs have their eye on him, and To CAPT. SAM CABNES, of Memphis, and ihe lion. Lionel baw ball by erecting ltd grand pavilion, in that it will branrh of tho i^amo Is taken away tho better. Th« for iliiti futal lack uf nelf-tontiol, wltioli ha« li«rotofor.( bnt eighteen years of a^e-. Adams, < f Sew Orleans, ttre the litest caudi-Iate* for force other clubs ronto may l*ae him. NEWARK hi's reltj'» d the clever to give their patrons more respecta League ought t> h-tve somebody who can find compe kept liini in min<>r leagues. 1I« turned upon Friday little catcher Eugene the i-rHsidenry of tlieSouih^ ru League next ye-tr. ble accommodations. Boston, Indianapolis and other tent uinp rtw." What else do they want dowH there? with many promises of reform, and perhaps he may be *' Jarry McCormick is the best-naturcd member of the Derby to reduce ex^nses. teun, and also imagines that he ia by far the bast AFTEB all, D*vU wa* indispousible to the Baltimore cities have already begun to move. The nt-w rules didn't suit, tbe umpires fail to pU«w given one mure chance, CHARLEY CoMiSKBY's brother, Jim, intends going team. At lo;wt t-iiifn wh.it his reinstatement by the "BucK and the looking. KKatz is th* watermelon Rend aud the um Int» business in Sr. Louis. EWINQ ci>l not imprrs-j people favorably here Boston Club cau't wiu ttie pennant. No won PRIB5DS ABROAD. pire's ftiietny. Gus Alberts wont homo Sunday to pay oft-in-tilted Munager Bnrnie would sat-m to imply. as captain of the New York nine. He repeatedly wil- der they're disgruntled. TUCKKR and Griffin are better liked in St. Louis than OsiiKosn is stated to have spent nearly 910,000 for fully committed A MO^T Tlis interest in th« spUudJi work of the Philltes hia taxes and see his family. Tbe feativn Bak«*r did any other Baltimore players. infringements of the ruU*a,«n Ph-;ia4elphia au4 its tulmrba. All not go to K«che3ier with the team, ns h^ hud import new players thin season, and still thu Northwe^teru without cauae. lie lacked tho bearing and dignity of rnnning vaa exhibited by Kr-iina in the ninth inning DAVE Onu w»ya it was not he, but the other fellow lienn»nt is hardly discernible even with a telescope. ex-Captain of list Monday'* over thn ^(*tc and in Now Jertoy und Maryland the ant business in HufTalo which necessitated his presence assaulted that process uervi-r. Ward." Boston exchange. Louisville-Athletic game. Browning course of the club id b«iiig wttehsj with solicitude thur*. "Doc" Sh«ppard purchased a Winchester rille . DIBKCTOR i'osAST, of the Boston Club, ia a g<>od NBAKLY all of the ni'-mbera of the Cincinnati team reached first ia safety, Keriiia going to third. On« JACK LYNCH practices at the Polo Grounds until he juil^c of thoroughbred do^s, and owns a number. Hia either board or reside within five minutes' ntun waa out. by thotnanilN-nf w-'ll-wiihers. This feelina: haa ex in Now Y»rk and is now eiHtoavoriDg to concoct a gets orders to report for duty. walk of the Browning If*d a conaidnrablo distmc* tended over to Washington, judfing from the lt?ttera s*t\eme by which he oan get hid purchase acios* the valuable Belton setter do^, Guy, was recently stolen. Cincinnati Park. The morning practice at the park, offfirit in onler to make the pitcher throw the ball, E. J. CALLAHAN, of Boston, ts the lateat addition to TIIK Bostons Hiid Cliic:tgod will be coaipelled to play which id compulsory, which was done, we have received, of which the ouo upptndod is a line without paying duty, "ilia Whiskers" Kick ley tbe New England umpire staff. made in« m hunt quarters luat an-1 Browning wai ctiught betweea ample: aho took advantage of the Newark trip to go home for the three pus'poned gumes of last week somewhere in were convenient to their place of Liu^iu-'M. first and second. Meanwhile Kerinsretimined a boat WASHINGTON i ASS are wondering when Ed Dailey tho West while the former ore on their next Western ANSON wag twenty feot off WASHINGTON, Aug. 26. Editor SPORTING Lira: a day. Tr*ffiey can put away more oyetor* than any will bo given a elm nee to pitch. as much disappointed over the Boston third M if rooted to tho spot, and both Didn't you lieiir yesterday afternoon a greiit sound ball player in the League for fun or money. He is trip. isco last week aa the Bostc-n Club itself. He was himself and Browning were put out. MORRISOX, late of Indianapolis, pitched a shut-out MILLER is the ono player Pittsbnrg brought into the even anxious to of H])j.linn»e, &fi if iu the distance. Well, tha't was open tor challenges from any ono who thinks other game fi-r Wheeling a week airr>. play tbo entire, three game* on Wed- "TEKRIDI.Y mixed scarcely describes tho way thai WuufJiiitffifm just y piling thtms^lves hoar*e for joy wise. FaatK contemplates sfnrting a mmeurn at League tliere is u» divi-ion of opinion about. All ad ne-d-ty, aoen when the gsntn WH« tiniahud and the "Phill'ea" had Wcedaport, &f he knowi MA will have two customers in Zaciedvillt; bus signed tiie latter. these could not be played. printed. It is about as had as "ts idea won. Our svinpiithit-sare now for thn "Pliillies," and Kearns and Elmora, the "Crtney IsUnd" visitor-". sion. McKEAX, of Cleveland; larby O'lirieu, of the Mets; alxiut nuijiires." Boston Herald. The Sullivan epi DUNLAP, Shin till*, Briody, Baldwin and KInslow are IT is aai<1 that if it comes down to a close point Teboan, of Cincluuatf; Turker and Griffin, sode must have w« bopo thi-y ni:iy win tho ponn*nt. Cmnng so near Crane aod Traffitiy will probably eo out on ihe road tho men left at home by Detroit. of tho Bal rattled Stevens. Re re:taiuly duesn*t to Warhiugtun it might becom* contagkws in another this winter with McNIsh, Slavln A Johrvou'a min- between Dutroit aud Chicago, Anson will protest timore*;; Seward nnd Wcyhinif, of the Athletics; Boyle, know what he is talking abo it. Association clubs by JOE KAI-PEL, late of Biugharnton, has signed with every game in which Btatin has played with De year. ONE or YOUR HEADERS. Htrt-ls, and do battery work for this company's team. Buffalo. Cleveland of St. Loulri, and Elmer Smith, of Cincinnati, are the mutual consent changid dates after tho srliedule wag wanted him. troit. Ht of the yountf bloods in the Association. publishrsl, aud LeAgue cluba have done tho *-ame. At LOCAL JOTTINGS. If they conclude to accept the offer they will join the ARTHUR CUMMINGS, the well-known old-time pitcher, troupe in Boston about Christina*. K.H. K. THERK are three pitchers named Keefe. Tho great "Tins ytar for the fiist tiinu iu th« history of the ffr id-'as rtboiit umpires, Ibe Boston rep>rteis are th» Larkln IB still too lamo to run bases, and Fred Mann Is a house i winter iu AthoJ, Mma. mau of the uiiuio is with New Y^-rk, Washington has League every c!ub will cl>se ttie season with a balance only uiiui wh>> serin to he on the wronir tack of lute. 4oes duty fur him. THE BufWo-Xewark postponed game of June 23 will tho other, and Rutland, Vt., has just released the "1'K PL* htreuhouts be on the right side of tbe logger," says I>ick Young. *tro intensely disgn^ted :it the Of ihe last sixteen cainw pitched by Buffinton, the LOWELL LACONICS. played at Buffalo Saptembcr 22. third. This is a trutv gratifying s»rt, Horneltsvillo, Clean, Eliuira IT WAS hard luck for UUSMU to los^ those three perior play. Sullivan, whose humo is in Chicago, may latror wn« tho cottier in the three losing games. AN "ELEGANT c-'llnctioa of quitters" Is what the uud other la> ge villages iu Western and Southern New in't be the land Pennant—The Lads' Batting Re games with Cbieago last week. It means a lots of bebt umpire in tlm world, but h«- is pcrfoctly Al Itearh «,-&$ In town for a day lust wo*k. Baltimore^ are called in Cleveland. York. pretty nearly §10,000, Ctiicigo being the best drawing honest, knt'Wd the rules, and is fairly competent to The PhllUfshaveapimdatuBonSept. 29 ami Got 4, cords, Etc. THAS. JONES Vaa jumped tho Sciatitou Club because MANAGER HART, of Milwaukee, has corralled an t-'am ot" all th* League clubs in the Hub. Aud there is preside over a gttme." Chicago letter in N. Y. Sw». he was fined. He has bci>n sus(«nded. ml iHfl tie K&'"o with New York may beplajud off on LOWKLL, Mass., Aug. 24. Editor SPORTING other of liis ol:l Louisville i-lavera. He ha* jtint eijin'-d little or no chance of flaying the games off later. You are-E«Iting Jerry mixed with DAV«; th*Ia:reria one "f thesti clays. FLINT broke a finger trying to catch one of William- I.uuis Sylvester, last week LIFE: After gaining the lead two defeats by released from the St. Louis Now that the Biovnn am cripi-l d tiio other clubs, the Ctitc^s'i in*n. The former hails from New York. Koulkrod 1ms gone back t<> tho Dulnth Clnb. Hol- son '(t throws nt Pitisburg last Friday. Browns. sH afraid of them, g<.> in with more vim n gainst them, REPORTERS who mike, a p;wticn of blunting dofeati arlu-r, bowever, pit'ers playing with the Caniden Salem put us back in second place onco more, TOMMY BUILNS ha--* fallen off in letting and fielding DAN HROVTHKHS foiled to make a hit In the three and as a result thn Browns' jackets are being on the iiiiipiroa Himply wen-ven their infitit'noe with Club. but it won't be for long aa our boys are playing of late nnd will have to make a brace. games Au«. 18, 19,20, a tiling that h'ts not happened to dusled pretty well now. This shows bow much their readfn*. Tim putilic can aeo thr-iog!i a niill- On Sunday la-tBiiflluton and Ounniog were given a a great FLYNN, we are tol.l, is at ill drawing BAlary from the him before this season. He got three b&ies on balls, confidence, has to do with a team's work in the field. stone art q nckly as anyboly, and while maase.s of game, and have bec-jmo the sluggers of Chicago Club, although unable to ulny. reception by 42 of tin ir admiring friend*, including the League, and the pitcher they can't pound however. A GOOD nmny papers hnve bf*n g»ttiug (he Ute people niav b«* Carrie'1 A way by the cxcitemeut of th» the nu-mbers of the Diamond Club, of the Tw«nty- JUICE LATHAM has carried his hoodlum bulldozing SOME ';f th« Chicago^ can do something else well be- League umpire Jerry Sullivan, wh<> bad such trouble momeut, they n^verthelets do not cure about bein^ re ighth ward, at Burlington Inland. Tbe party went must be a good one. In their first game against tactics with him into the Ohio League. ( Me-. pUy ball. Tommy Burns is a very fine pool iu Itoston, oiixed up with ex-Cmpire Dave Sullivan, minded of their folly by a repetition of it in the re- upon attiffrttid \vero accompauieJ by a band. Portland's "phenom" they got a total of 16 bases JoHNB.-N, the nrw nutAelder of the Indianapolis pltjer, aud Ansou, Willianisou and Cktrkson are crack of Chicago. Dave Sullivan haa not been in Boston porters1 accounti) of the game the next morning. A Thn Cleveland Hum Dealer snyu: "It in a pity that on thoir grounds, and "Mains' " gigantic six feet Cliit-, is a very promising young player. bilJiardistH this season, and is out of base bait for the present, spectator may revile th« umpire tn-cmise he is parti AUGUST 10 pitcher Turn Lovett, of at BO fine a fellow a-n skilfxl a player fta Harry Stovey three inches had no terror for McUunnigle's (tehkosh, hold the MANAGER CHAPMAN says that shis is the most snc- iea-t. ^an, !mt will respect tiie rK,-wn,ai^r nevertheless if it eh'iuld do to much uso leas, clumsy and ill time-1 Milwaukee Club d;iwn to one actual hit. cesafnl flrmncial brown-hosed batsmen, and for Portland's benefit c-eaaou Buffalo ha^ ev»?r ei>joyed. As " ANSON denies that he said that there was a conspir - does 'he miich-abnso'l official ju-t:ce. kicking. Tho game sutlers bocauso of it." Tbe TWITCHELL plays l*ft field nicely. Manager Wat- much caiiuot be said for auy other International ftcy among the tail-endors to throw games to Detroit SAYS Hie Wa^hi'iiftun Capital*—"Pret-ident Hewitt same |apor alwi cays: "Young Bier! auer is an as- I will give the averages of a few of tho players kins thinks more of him than of ShiDille. League, city. and in favor of Detroit." Boston Globe. Hardly feels very much disappointed at the striHll atrendance tonJ!-hin< tlelder. Some of his stops wure remark- and show them that the backwoods of Maine don't CARI-THERS id one of the few hi^h-ball hitters in tbe DURING a efttne near Poolville, Madison county, worth denial, as no sane person believed Anson was at Capital I'aik tliis senson. True, tho rainy weather abln, dii'i ho covers a gre*t do*l of ground.'1 huM all the cream in this League. Hera are the aver country that the new ru'e has not injured. last S mdity afternoon, Otto BrouH« playcra were ages of seven men ou tbe team who have a batting WE HAVE ;i letter for J. P. Scott, ot Cuban trip fame, old, vras btruck on tho temple by a ball and almost in bin ;Ui on pt Mtble. bnt the la-t home seriw, wln-n the team was putting m<>.(8iuvil f->r new uniforms of navy blue flannel by average of .300 and over. Nothing but cleau hit* are and H. B. Young, late Suubury's manager. stantly killed. THE Kuef« who was so unmercifully pounded by up better games than am other in the country, bo* Itairlt A (>>. counted: IT'S NO uso. Baltimore can't whip St. Louis, no CINCINNATI claims it coul'3 trade Tebcau for one of Detroit last Wednesday, pitched four games for the comparatively few people turijed out to witness them. Butliuton's arm was not lame, ns reported, bnt he Eat1 *. Bat'g. FM'g matter how much the Browns arc ciipplfd. tbo best ouftii'liliTs in the Lea^uo, but wouldn't d > it. Senators last season ono each against the Chicag*»s, Lust year evervb>iy waa crying "nt for a s:nmger didn't cAro much about twirling thiriug the damp Duffy ...... 387 .005'Kennedy...... 351 .932 A SYRACUSE justice will foot the bill for a flag staff Te.be.au now rejoices in the sobriquet of "Hard Gall" DetroitB, BoHtoofl, and Kew Yor'ns all of which were clu 1 -, aflw-rtin^ that it would be heaitily supported. Went I' or «f tUepast wwk. Tho hotter the weather the CuiUorth...... 3(i7 .955'llig(rins...... ,,.. .321 .942 if the Stat-s win the International pennant. in Cincinnati. lost except the one against the Giants, which ended a Tliis .-te.ison, with commemlal>le enterprise, tlio home better Buff likis it; c-ohl or dnniput>8<4 h-^ dreads. T-.'fllintf...... 3o5 .895 Sullivan ...... 320 .896 CATCHER CrsiCK, late of tho PhiHies, is booked for 1'FEiTER groaned when the Chicago* started on this tie after eight innings. manavrem^HC secured as strong a team ;is it was poa- MANN \v»s fined alony with Scwird when the latter Ilartnetr...... 35-4 .967| the first vacancy ou the League umpire staff. trip with thirteen men and predicted b;t'l luck, while AKRI>N thought they had ft sure thing at Nonvalk, sibl« for tli 'in to g^t t-iyottier, and all lovers of tha pot hit £100 flu* during the Athletics' recent trip to Last week two voty popular playcri on the team CATCHER. I), NAHUE, of tho Mats, has quite recovered Anson laughod at him. So far, however, Fritz has the 0., on August 18, aud they decided to ptay two gaima KD4>rt chouM enC''Ura?o them in ibeir endeavors." New York, and Inthf samo amount, hut didn't kick, so stepped down and out. Doyle, one of our twirlers and the u,"0 ria'ion is backed by act ml bit!*. Fogarty was tht- second. his arm all right Doylo is one of the bo.it pitchers in TIM MVRNAN says tbat Hatfteld, Dutfy and Davin ton* ever gained sixth, place Pitta burg would never scalps by a score of 8 to 1. fifty stockholders and a lil^-ral capital. Th- Phillltv will tgo \V-M again nnd a!«o tho League, aud the splendid watch, cSain and charm are the king pins of the New Eogluntl League. ovt-itake them. THE California League, Aug. 16, adopted the rules of bottlers are th-1 rn.'St prominent m»n of Nyackand tho finisti way fr >m liom", but dun 't fmget that thn Phil- lie carries shows the oaieeiu in which Lowell held SiNcn his speed has been diminished Olarkson has ST. PAUL'S catcher, Wm. Callender, lias disappeared. 1887 m relation to ccachiutr. These will be enforced officers am M. Kl:tie, president; Ar;hur S. T niikina, Jics ttl"in», ot all tho Kitsteru clubs, p'ay as well abroad him. to depend upon his craft in tho me of slow halls. The last kuowu of him was wlu-u he started off, as ho in future aud will terminate euch choice phra^n as vice president; Kred \V. CJ-reen, seen t-*rv; R. H. Dick- as at home. Tho record of tho two Western trija Shinnick, our third barman, lias been loaned to the PITCHEK HEATING, rubber plwte inventor, lat« of the said, to find sonio of his relative*), with whom he in "Now we've got 'em in a sewer," and "Make him ins'in, treaftirer; Supervisor Fra^k P. D.-niaresi, man- eh .\va that. Fiirmmgton, N. H.,Club until wanted. DuJTy Ia hoht- Washington Club, lias caught on with Baltimore. tended to b_>ard. throw it over Ihn center of the oyster," heretofore, used Hg^r. and 0. A. Chaprann, A. M. Voorhis and Vmnk P. It Is >oks »3 if tho veteran Bobby Matthews was really ing down third base in a masterly style, aud his bat BARN i is must havo sratK'd on:e more when he heard NEW ORLEANS will endeavor to have all the clubs by the 0-cdd-utal coachers. Deuiarest, direcU»rs. Poltiemus, of the Itidinnupolia, done f.T at Inst. ting is something terrific. of Shieve's treatment at the hands of the Philliea. going to California this wiutor go by the Soul hum TIM MANNING, nun. ger and second baseman of fhe plavetl with his old Nyi>ck companions, ftud Sheppard, "Stdvpy, bfnid '8 being captain of tho Athletics, acts "Wh«wV U-ttor in laet week's SPOUTING LTFB ig a DOESCHF.R eaya tho League will have to pay him route, se that a stop-off may be made at New Orleans Birmlnxham Club, has jumped the club and ts now in of the TJticaa, pitchwl a fine gam" for tbe lint fiva «s manager when "ho club is traveling-" IJrooklyn clear case of sour grapes. He, in bis rambling style, nioro next season if it hopes to retain his services. for a few games. Chicago. Ho says he wasit terfcred with too much, and innings and was then batted freely. There ia no exf!:iiii;;i*. Th^-n Manager Miwon goes along merely belittles L'»wfll for putting ont money in securing BROWN, of New York, ts again catching regularly WHEN Manager Cay lor heard that Dftve Orr was thnt HS he bad an agreement permitt'nc him to tca\e abatement of inture-t in base baH in S'yack. as :*n otnuniwm, <*b? a winning hall team, aud says it la coating 81,000 a now tlrnt Ewiug ia tliHablod, and doing it well, too. strong enough :o knock out men's toeth, be concluded at his own will he concluded to quit. Jimmy Clinton SAI.FM, 51 if a., iroto«. Henry, formerly of the Th-1 North Ameri^Mi'a witty paragraphs are being month to rnu it. No such tiling. While I don't deny THE Boston Lt-asuo team played at Haverhill, Fri that he \vai well enough to play ball anil wired him to baa been signed by Philadelphia C'ub, late of the Lynns, is now pitching llmt the club. a exti'i'-ively quo ml by oitt-of-t(iwn papers. it Is over the limit, still he haa been very wild in day, 2Cth. and had all it could do to win by 2 to 1. come on at onco. MIKE KELLY'S salary is really but $4,300, not good gam<> for the Salem Club, of Sab.'iu, Mss<«., and Ji.lui K<'iiny, a well-known Gtrinftntown tosser, hU estimate, arid if Haverhill, which has dropped a BROOKLYNITES will smile when they b< ar that Burch, MACK'S wonderful batting slreak of last fall has not 85,000, as £en«raUy believed. Hadbourti'a $4.8iK> ia a^so l«?;t'lin,cj tlie t*aut at the bat with an average of will piny n<> moro bull. Ho had hisri^hthand crtiahtul p-'Or club and bought out another club bodily, had now of St. Paul, is trouble;l with "Charley-horse." b»en duplicated this year, as ho Is far dowu the li»t of tho highe.it salary paid any ball player. Duulap c^mei 366. Tho manager of theLynn Club wit-hod to reduce between two cars on the Pennsyiviiaiu ilailroad a week shown the same enterprise us Lnwell In securing good TOPEKA suffered her flivt whitewash of the season sluggers. lie hns done nearly all of Washington's next with 34,500; th-^n thny string down from.the high- hia silary, l>ut Henry lefused to have it that way, and ag". tal«nt it would uot uow be moaning about empty Wednesday, 2-lth, Kansas City beating her 5 to 0. catching, though. salaried men in the Detroit snd New York teams to asked for tits rel; ase, which wa-* granted, and he ihea Th*1 Bosrtcn Olub is evidently in earnest in its an- benches and an empty treasury. IT is «iid that McQeachy will rejoin Indianapolis at KAINKY M'aa not played by New York Friday because little Madden, of Boston, at Sl.OLK). signed wit') the Sulem Olnb. He i$ doing firri-slass nounreniftn 1 of a new $'2o,ui)0 nvunA stand for iK-xt aov The talk going on about who in the brst second base- Boston. Ho will certainly strengthen tho outfield. of hia bupp^ised weakueas a^ainat lett-hunded pitchers. M<-KIM'S attempt to injure tbe Kansas City Clnb by work iu tho points for them, having lately disposed of flon, a« Mr. J--hn J. D^ery, thotirclu^ot who planned man, Higgins or Pettee, is ridiculed her*1, as tbe only McCoRMiCK, of the Pittsburgh stole hia first basi of That weakness would not have betii so fatal as his old a-sKiates of ground building ou a lot owned by him oil short right field in the Lynn Club in ahori order, th* (liiviljon of t>ie FhilmJs-lphin Club, went to Boston Prttoe lias to stand < n ii he is a shade the bet the scaenii hut Tuesday, and he has played 27 gnmea. O'Jtonrke'e errors. tho Kan.-as City ball park has ended in 51* KimV f!is- holding them down to three s^fe hits...... The Salem last wf*k to pn sent plans for tlic new fwvilion. tor batter. In everything else Higgins is his peer, JOHN MOEHILL didn't steal a base in ei^bteen g'toipa. HVDOLPH KE.MMLEB is no longer with Duluth; boys are doing gix>d and cnmfiim-e, as the court has enjoined him from building work with the stick. Seven of Tho Brnudywine is nil right now and will play out we would not awap Billy for a ten-acie field full He won't have any H!IOW for that base-running medal. neither is first bat em an Inzraliam. Firle, late of on the lot or otherwise interfering with the base ball tho team having each obtained one hundred anrl fiva tlu< teii-tou, as thu needful has been raised ny subscrip ofPetteos. DOESCUKK Is becoming noted for finicky attention Nashville, Uke^ the latter'u place. JCau Claire had club. The injunction buse hits, which will compare favorably \vitn Tlie last trip of the Lowells to la permanent. any tion. Portland capped the to details aud for iusii-taoce upon a cleau h >me jilnte. signed Inftrftbam. ANSON says that none of Piittburg'a reporters, nor, team in the Eastern League. John A. Gre«nlng may not bo much of a pitcher, but climax. Ovar one hundred persons accompanied the THE Pitlsburgs had little trouble beating the New DURING the Mutropohtan-Colnmbus game last Mon indeed, the cup tain, manager and men < f the Pilt^hurg KLMIRA, N. Y., notes On Tuesday Elmira's young- bo is enough of a ditcher to catch Indianapolis for hume team, and the di.-jtmcefnl actions of Spence's England champions, at Portland, Friday, 2Gih, by 10 day Manager Gifibrd was presented by Joe Qerhardt tenru know a alt rs downed the Oswf go Club, fit Oswego, to meu and thft auiiience is bitterly great deal about thi rules governing the the tun* nratly half a century. On Juno 20, wbou th^ Tn- complained of here, to I. with an eleiraut gold-headed cane, the gift of the National game, else thore bad been no discussion an to of 14 to 3. Burns and Daily were the battery for dianup -lie Club was in great need of u pood pitcher, aud It is eiife to say that if Portland is in the League THE players, with their kicking, are aiding the pub Columbus players. tho correctness of Elinira and 51 ills and Ward for Oswogo...... On next year it will uot bo by Lowell'3 Powers' decision in that triple play Wed* Greening wus taken on trial by the then Manager vote. lic to drive all respectable umpires out of the busi Iv TIIK last three games Tooy Mullane has pitched on the 19th. Aud, as usual, Anson is pretty near nes'la.v at Klmlra they again defeated them by a SCOT* Btirnhiini. The biirguiu WHS mado by telegraph while Jack Grady, of the Charlestons, lias arrived home ness. against the Meti on the. Cincinnati ^rounds he has right. of 21 to 0...... It was a pity Binghamton co;ild not tin- club was ut Bo.-t'Hi. Ki^ht dnya afterward, \vheu here. Ho expects his injury to be healed and to be on FOR making errors that count, the Boston team can succeeded in whitewashing tbem by the scored of 2 to last the Beaflou out "nly tho diamond next seat-on again. THE Bo.-tons and Chicagos could play but one inning a week before they bisb:iiided tho ciii 1 ' »rrived in thic city, (Jncning was given a give auy other club cards and spadus aud still beat 0, 5 to 0 rtuJ 2 to 0. they played a thirteen iuning game here with the tri-il In tlie morning mtictice. He showed up so poorly The home team is nt presnnt in a bad way for them. lust Monday, owing to rain, but in that b;ief time TIIOMA.P, of the Cuban GUn ls, has caught twenty- WiUiameou distinguished himself by knocking the score standing 3 to 3, which was called on account ot that if \va3 dec ded not tr) pngago Jiim. Oreuning pitchers. Bishop is laid up sick, and with Doylo gone, NASH has recovered his confidence, fur he ia batting eight etraight games. G. Williams, of th<3 same club, the ball over the centre field fence. Charlie Jones was darkness. Perhaps tbat discourager! them...... Things asked for » week's pay at tho rate uf ?175 a month, tho bulk of the pitching is being done by Henry and with old-time skill aud id fielding and running bases iifts been presented with a gold-headed cane by his point uow toward Elnma as tlie town CD talte up sum ugffod upon, und wits rofut-eJ. M»gi9trut« J^n- Burns. The management are hustling after another finely. the only man who had ever d<»no it previously. Harry Chetter, Pa., friends. Wri^ht says that he never saw Binglmmtoa's fniurhise. Perhaps we have not ai DOH, however, decided that Greening WHS entitled to good battery, and with it our chances for the pennant DULUTB tried to get Manlove. of Danbury, but Dan- GEORGK, O'Day, Shaw, Gilmore, Con way, (Boston), a ball strike that fence ire firat-clfiaa. on a fly. high salaried players as the Kitch,-n City had. but we th:it amount $4640. bnry. concluded he couldn't be spared for the money Morrirt, McCormick, Hcaley, Boyle, BHl(lwiD,(C!i,;cago), may be able to win more grimes...... In some manner Tun Chillies last wpek signed Harry Lyons, late of Since Guinaseo'a injury, Joe Sullivan has been catch offered. Biklwiii, (Detioit), have all pitched in more loulng MACK made a good play in the Boston-Washington ing day ofti-r day. Joe ia game at Worce.-ter. Kt-lly, who was on second, started the report hosgoiie abrcadthat Elmira had disbanded. the l;:nghftniton Club. He is tt t=on of L-eutennnt worth his weight in «old to A PITTSBURO paper emits a flavor of the shop when than winning games. Manager Smitli wishes to state through THL SPORTING Lyiiii-, (•{ this city, and is a pood lia'ter, ba-o- runner Iho management, and I hear it whispered lhat he is to it says that "U-rr.'ll and Miller are as sound as pig IF THE fight uhojild bo close at the wind-up and Co steal third, and had such a splendid lead that Mack t>fl watched. saw it was useless to try to stop him, so he LIFK that tho El mini Club will la^t the season out and and fttflder; in fact, above tho average all around and metal." Chicago ahead, McCcrinick will do bi^ level best he throw to any club desiring dates will act accordingly. very pn-misin*. Our infield and outfield is Ju?t now stronger than it HAT-FIELD, Murray, Cud worth, Canavan aal Sh»fflor say* to knock out the champions in the final four second in time to put out Morrill, who was leisurely Jimmy Fogarty's bare stenling rccoi'4 is simply :ias been any time this season, and with a little more are the crack base-runners of the New England going to that base, thinking no one wait paying auy RuTLAXi', Vt., note*. We havo the crack niue of games witli Pitfsburg. the Northeastern League and have a fine lead over all gro:it. Iu t*enty-iev«n corjs»cutivo gnmos ho stole uattery strength tha boys expect to surely get those League. "MANAGER GAFFNBY consider* Doeacher and Forgn- attoiition to him. tbiitj-fliglit basep, aud in thirteen conseculive gnnies Globe medal*, which are on exhibition here. JIM WHITNEY sives very few bases on balls. In THE release of the crack International third base- our competitors...... Our I'ost battery is Davia and son th» only competent umpires (he League ever had." "Yady." By tho way, Davis is a great favorite with be w'ule &i%. Ho has ouco stolen six in a game, command of the ball He is not surpassed by any Boston Hernld. What wus the matter with Gaffuey mau of the Hamilton team, Rainev, cost New Y.irk, it onrc five, onco four, itud e!x fcnea three. pitcher. tho ladies...... Sprague, late of Lyuu, a left-hander, himself. Furlong, etc.? is Mid, $1,500, besides his sa'ary, 8250 per month for ieale.j pitchinjr Tiuly, Ferguson is one of the Lcagne notftblo all- BOSTON papers are criticizing their team for lack of the balance of tho season Biinoy is22 yearn old, oft. for u-f...... Madiffan. our third base- INGHAM, of Harvard, signed with Duluth only with THE Memphis Club's scheme would appear to be to man, ia a drtiidy...,....,Daley, our crack centre fielder, round players. Ho 1>aa pi lyed pitcher, seeoud aud :he> greatest reluctance. Hii folks are poor and could skill in sacrifice hitting and for over-anxiety to "kill" sell its best men and finish the etason with a scrub lO^in.higli. He covora a ereat deal of ground, is a third >-a.ses, centra nnd It-ft fields this season, and the ball. lonp,8tronx aod Accurate thrower, ie eoon to fccccuie a Boutdict. He is now hitting the not pivn him further pecuuiary assistance aiid no the team in order to hold its franchise and secure a whack bats well,and runs bull sqnare on tho nose...... ^apttiin Harmon is gen we know lie cau catch in a pinch. coi'og? te«m would have lost him anyhow. Now the ASA ball player under another's direction and discip at the guarantee fund. basea in good style. Tho Olympic Club, of thii city, which woa tbe line Mike Kelly is great. As a captain he see run to be erally conceded to bo the bust ba«e ball general of Uw :r»ta will certainly lose him, but he can finish Lis col- PITTSBUUG playfifi but two gatnes in New York and THE Pittsburg grand stand « still draped in morn League...... Currigan leads thn team in batting, and oldest organization iu this country, i^ now dofuoct, ogintc conrae, as lie will receive enough this summer a frtilure. the same number in Boston, owing to the f;u:t that on ing fur Al McKinnoD. Al's bat hangs in the clut> inttriiiil di*!!-eiisi'jnii h&vlu^ ] 0d tt) its Uhlmndnieut, PKRHAPS the International League Is mw sorry has made many friant la by his gentlemanly conduct. :o wvor till exponsos for tlie coming college1 yoar. So their last Eastern trip they j-lajed off ouo game of the home on tho grounds. It haa not been touched since ...... Louis Say, our It was organized a<< a town ball dub in 18:i:i, an-1 far that Atlentown was uot able to get Binghamton's cold water man, is taking every as the coll ego nine is concerocd it is tal, but as re- present-series in encti city. Al hung it there himself, aud if «hat Daltymplo says thing that corn's his way...... The standing of the nd-jpU'd the tfamo of b.',so ball in ISi-O. M.vny of tho jarila Biu^bam s own welfuro he acted wisely. By (he [ranch tee, THE Boston reporters occasionally take a day off be true not one of ihe Pittsburg team wnuid use it for mo*t influential r«3id"iitt of th-s Quaker City havo IT NOW looks as if Cincinnati would uot have a Northeastern League to Aug. 24 by percx-nta^o is ae Ibi-, way, Tyni,-'s refusal to piny profession ally, for fe;ir of from abuse of umpiies for the j-urpoee of advising auy consideration. To swinp a dead man's bat is sure lows: Rutland .722, St. Albnns .722, Burlington .333- figuri-il ou its i'olh -luviug the last hulf century. owcring hia social standing, is all poppycock. He is walk-over in the fall series of scheduled guinea with Kelly and his kkia to brush off the flies which are to incur the wrath of the fates. Muivey ha-j becouiu a regular corker un high Bfoul Cleveland. Mnlone .3:JA Mt»ntpelk>r .256...... The Itutlauds1 oat- out of college and $2,000 or f3,0 ! finest in Nd\v England as field! when the law business is dull it) not to be fielder, is coming CAEHirrtiERS folks are trying hard to induce him to Ihe teims of J. J. Graff, a former pircher of the AHcn- , ore, hitters and bace-rurmers...... Davis, late o- A. J. Reach 4 Co. tr.vo received a letter from the sneeze-! at. It he should boconte a good lawyer people ;o the tni'Uce again. He says h« id recovenug the use retire base tall club of )tnff Ilill'rt Wild Wt-st show, from the diamond and go into bnninewiin Chi town, Pa., ball teHm, were ascertained and accepted by i Toronto, han been auspnudcd, Kci'tcyi^aswi a-id Kitt- now will either never give bla base ball record a thought or of bis arm. cago. They'll provide the capita) if ho iu LoadoL, ackuo\\leuiiag the receipt of a number of will drop the KttlamHZooo. Since he has been written and tele ric!ge roli.titated...... Spruguo^J^^^p^nn, IB pitch einoor It only wltU crcuit to himselt SINCE the beer glau throw ing episode McQuade has las* ball, aud quit sporting. graphed at voral tiiueg to lourc the I^MOQ of hit HOB- i |ug a great i 6 THE SPORTIlSra LIFE. .Aug. 31.
Syracnw...... 0000000000 0—0 Hutchmson 4. Struck out—By Ilutrhlnson 1, by Jlinueapobs...... 00021120 0—6 Games Played August 19. BnfTolo...... A..... 0000000000 1 1 NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE. Dwyer 4. Passed ball—Sutcliffe. Tw< -base hits— St. Paul...... 20002002 1—7 BIRM'CH'M vs. N. OKL'S AT KiRiu'e'K AUG. 19t Doublo plays—Buckley, Lynch; Grunt, Irfhane. Mc''auley 2, Whitely. Double plays—Alvord, una - Earned rum — Minneajolis 3, Sr. Paul 3. Two- BIRM'GH H. AB R. B. p. A.E N' OBI.EA'S. AB.R. R. P. A.K BALL. 3, off Dundon 3. Stolen Games to be Played. abled; Miller, Corbel t, Scott. Hit by pitcher—Scott. base hit — Burch. Tiiie-'-base hits — 1'ai on, Cro-jks. BASE First on balls—Off Fanning Hi.llee, e ..... 612 1 II 1 l'o«e:l, p ..... o I 4 1 20 Wilmot, Crooks. LKmb'e pi-*ya — ba-es—Buffalo 3. Hit by pitcher—By Fanning 1. Ang. 28, Duluth at Minneapolis; La Crosse at Milwau Umpire—Lawler. Home runs — Burch, Fiilmr, 31...... 5 1 2 1 3 2 Cninpan. If.. 5 0 0 2 01 Paul. Minmapoli.* 1, St. Paul 1. fa-Hjs 0:1 balls—Off Umpire—Hoover. kee-, Kau Claire at St. Played Ang. 18. " 'lery, 'In... 4--- 1 3 - i oOwtwriVlbS 0 2 10 20 Aug. 29, Oihkosh at Dos Moines; La Crosse at Mil Games Sowders4, off Klopf 1. Passed balk— Krieg 1, Stoct- Burks...... 402 330 G«i««, 2b...... 400 3 20 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. Paul 2. Games Played Aug. 20. waukee. LACROSSE vs. OSHKOSH AT LA CROSSE Auo. 18: well 4. Stolen bases— ilinucipolis 2, St. Mnsian, If... 4013 0 1 Full.r, s« .... 402 0 31 Struck out—By Klopf 4, by Sowdera 2. Umpire— Games to Ije Played. SCRAKTOS vs. BUFFALO AT SCRAXTOX ABO. 20: Aug. 30, Osbkosh at Des Hoinea; Duluth at Minneapo LA CBOSSE. AB.R. B. P. OSHK08U. AB.R. B. P. A.E Inigan. rf.....-1 0 1 0 1 Kinsman Do 4 0 0 2 21 lis; Eau Claire at St. Paul. Jevne.cf...... 5221 Duins.lf...... 611 101 Hcngel. 0 4 202 1 0 Ant. 30, liufTtl iHt Ton>nt<; Kccruster at Hamilton; AB.R. B. F. A. E Uave<, 2'...... 4 00 3 20 Va«jjli»,if.._ SCRANTON. AB.R. B. P. A.E BUFFALO. Aug. 31, Milwaukee at D.-s Moinee; Minneapolis at 5122 Shatter, 2b... 6 233 1 2 ------JfiB»-y t ii> HI Svr:ic!ise, Newitrk at Wilkeflbarre. 0 0 Miller.ss...... S a.lmts, c... 4 0 j 311 McViy, c..... 401 430 Schriver, 3b. 622 0 82, liriffin, cf.... 511 Kau Claire; Duiuth at ft. Paul. Ecoks.lf...... 5020 McCarthy,*; 532' 4 0 Games Played Aug. 81. Wiikeslmrre. 12 01 1 0 Eateinnes'.i'. 4 (I 3 1 50 rujoi.'ef...... 411 2 00 Aug 31, S. ranton at iUcGuirk,lb. 5 0 3 !!amburg,rf. 500 S^pt. 1, Milwaukee at D-s Moines; Minneapolis at Moriarity.rf 5 00000 Hoy, ct...... 5 2 4 0 0 MILWAU'E vs. D's Moi's AT MILWAU'E AUG. 21: Set i. 1, Newark ut Sytocuse; Scranton at Wilkesb;irre. Oberlan'r, If. 5 1 2 1 0 OlLehai:e, lb. 4 0 1 13 01 Total...... 38 3 15 20 1561 Total...... u'.>410 26 153 Eau Claire; La Cross,) at OabkoehjDnlnth at St. Panl. Meinkc.Sb... 6 0 0 1 1 0[0'Co'nnel!,lb 4 1 1 9 00 MII.WAUKEF.AB.RB. P. A. EiDESMOIHES. AB.R. B. P. A.E Bt-pt. 2. ll>iehe*ter at T'rouro; Buftalo at Hamilton; Gl> ason, 2b.. 6125 3 0 Remsfn, If... 4 02100 • - - •- - -' Biniilnxlinni...... 00300000 0—3 N--" ark at Syr.icnse; Jereey City at Wilke&bane; Sept. 2, Milwaukee at D..S Momis; Minneapolis at Scott, lb...... 4 1 1 10 01 Dorau,3b.'.... 402 3 11 Forster,2b... 51422 0 Milcline, c... 503 7 00 New Orienus...... 11010000 1—4 Crossley" c... 6 1 1 3 0 0 Dugdale, is.. 4 0 2 2 41 Eau Claire; La Cro^so atOshkoshjDnluth at St. Panl. Lovett,, rf..._.... 4 001 0 '1 Sheukel, If... 5 2 3 1 0 0 La Koque.rf. 4 0 1 310 .-e:a -'on ut Biu^baniton. Corbe t,2D... 411 1 12 J"a»nel tuns—B-rm nKham 2. Stolen bases—Bir- Slump, ss..... 5 2 4 3 4 0 Reidy, 3D..... 4 0 1 220 Sept. 3, Duluth at Eau Claire; La Crosne at Oehkosh; Xaele, c...... 4 0 1 9 3 3|Bnrdick. p.. 4 0 0 1 9 0 Maskrey, rf . 5 1 1 3 2 l! Alvord, 31... 4 11100 Bej.l. 3, Rochester at Toronto; Jfrsey City at Willies- 0 6 0 minghnm 2. New Orleans 3. Struck out—By Ester- Hasnty, rf... 51200 0 Grant, 2b.... 400 Minneapolis at St. Paul. Halstr'ooi, p. 4 1 2 0 11 OJ Wilson, c..... 4 0 0 810 Morrrasey.lb 4 1 3 14 0 0:Force,w...... 411 1 40 barre; fccrauton at Bingtiamtou; Syracuse at Nevaik. Meakio, cf... 40130 1 Six-mith, c... 400 0 0 quest 5, Powell 2. Bases on b-*lls—By Esterquest 1, Sept. 4, St. Paul at Minneapolis; Oehkosh at Mil Tot-il...... 41 6 11 24 18 8| Total...... 40 913 27 16 6 Roussey.es..... 4 0 2 0 4 1 Veach.lb... 4 2 1 10 00 Powell 1. Pus-ed b.lls—St»llingi 2 Wild pitch— Jacobs, p..._ 510 0 41 Fanuing, p.. ------4 0 1 0 waukee. Strauss 3b.... 4 0 1 0 1 1 Whilely, cf. 4 1 2 0 01 The Record. 27 16 2 La Crosse...... 0 3011100 0—6 Eslerquest. Uinpir,—Jordan. Total...... 44917 2*7 19 5| Total...... 38 T 8 Oshk'.ish...... 20105010 x—9 £teveus,cf... 4 0 0 2 0 l!Br..8n«n, ib. 4 0 3 0 61 CHARLES'S AT MEMPHIS AUG. 19: As the record now stands, with all the Bing- Scrnnton...... 4 6400000 1-9 The Record. 400 2 Van Dyke, If 4 0 0 2 00 MIMPHISVS Earned runs—La Crosse 2, Oahkosh 4. Three- Broilghlon.c A.B bamton games thrown in, Newark leads Buffalo a Buffalo...... 10000000 0—1 Smith, p...... 411 Hntcb'u'ii.p 411 0 40 MEMPHIS. AB R. B. P. A.EiCll'llLfST'N. AB.R. B. f. The fight in this League is beginning to as liase hits—Miller, Hoy. Two-base hits—Books, Cor 0 D...V le,:ib...... 5 0014 (l|Gl«nn, If...... 5 12 0 2 few points for first place,Syracuse having dropped Earned ruos—Scranton 6, Bnff.ilo 1. Two-base hit Nasle, McCarlhy. Double plays—Corbelt, Scott; Total...... 3*9 6 f5 24 13 4 Total...... 37 6 13 24 15 2 2. sume close proportions between four clubs, nnd bett, Andrews, lb 5 1 3 12 01 HI* c...... 5126 5 1 from second to third. The Torontos aie making —McGuirk. Stolen bases—Scr.mton 7, Buffalo Nugle, "Scott. First ou ball?—Off Burdick 3. Milwaukee...... 2010200 1—6 ------Struck out—By Jacobs 3, by Fanning 1. Double plays while Milwaukee has a pretty fair lead at pres D.Mi Ke'h,»s 5222 row.l'l, lb... 6 1 3 12 00 themselves felt, and they are now crowding the Struck ont—By Ilalstrom 7, by Bnrdick 5. Wild pitch Des Moines...... 0040002 0—6 McAle, r If... 52321 OJUrl. cf...... 412 2 00 —Shoup, Gleason, McGnirk; Schriver, Gleason, Mc ent, another week like the lust one will send her —Halatrom. Passed balls—Wilson 2. Umpire—Law Earnetl runs— Milwaukee 4, Des Moines 4. Two- team from Syracuse. Rochester has but a few Dngdule, Reidy. First on lalls—Scianton 3, Cn.tty, c...... 5 1 1 6 1 1 Wi!liam«, 2b 4 0 0 3 31 Guirk; back to second if not to third place. Oshkosh has ler. base hits— Morrissey, Bonis«y. First on halls — Off points the advantage of Hamilton for fifth place. BuM,, 2. Passed ball.-—Crossley 2. Hit by pitcher Blac-k, cf...... 61310 o[c.>rcora»,3b. 411 0 20 taken second place from Des Moines, which goes MIN'POLIS VS.EAU CLA'E AT MIN'POLIS Auo. 18: Hutcliinion 3. Hit by pitcher— La Roque. Passed PhelHii,2b.... r> 113 *mith, f...... 402 1 8 0 ami —Meakin. Umpire—Einsiie. 1, Sutcliffe 1. Wild pitch— Smith. Jerfey City lingers in seventh position, back to fourth. The latter, however, are but one MINNF.AP'8. AB.n. B. P. A. E EAU CLAIRE.AB.R. B. P. A.E balls— Brouchton n.McKo'ti.rf 4 020 Nichol«s,rf... 401 0 00 Scranton has been sent back to the rear. The SYRACUSE vs. ROCIIEST'R AT SYRACUSE AUG. 20: Foster cf..... 5 2 2 2 0 0 Reilly, 3o..... 5 3 1 621 Struck out— By Smith 2, by Hntchlnaon 4. Double Smilh.p...... 4 0 -t_ 0 4 0 Cioslic, ta..... 4 0 0 030 SYRACUSE. AB.H. B. P. A. EjEOCHESTEB. AB.B. B. P. A.E point behind St. Paul. The standing up to Aug. La Roquu, Force. Stolen up to August 25, inclujjve, is Ilawt(,lh_... 4 1 2 9 0 0 Lowe,n...... 5 1 0 1 40 plavs— Mi-skrey, Morrissey; T..ia'...... 43817 27 183 Total...... 39 51327 21 J Handing, Jacoby, lb... 51312 0 0 Cline, be...... 401 2 20 25, ^nclusive, is: Des Uoinis 1. Umpire — Quinn. , If...... 512 2 1 1 Cro»,2b...... 523 bases— Milwaukee 1, Memphis ...... 00034000 1—8 .n, rf. 4 00002 UJ 3\*\ 3 Marr, rl...... S 1210 1 Morris O e S Z Strief2b...... 5007 3 0 Morriaon.rf. 501 DULUTH vs. EAU CI.AIBE AT DULUTH AUG. 21: 0—5 Murphy, If... 61200 0 Lewis, cf...... 400 2 00 f? g o" Perct. Char!-d runs—Memphis p! o I a Meister,3b... 5010 6 1 JIurphy,p,lf...... 5 2 3 Jones.cl'.lf...' 6 1 2 1 0 0 ; »cilly, 3b.... 5 2 2 402 hit.—W. Smith, Pneian, BU.-JI, UUni, Mines, P.ivell, 4 115 Knowles 2b.. 4108 BnfWo ...... fi! 8 8 6 10 55 .632 Simons,If.... Shaw, SB...... 511 1 26 Crolhers,lf,p 5131 Sb»ib'k,3b,c. 6342 5 O'Lowe.H...... 532 1 63 Tbrei!-ba«e hiw—Corc^ran, Buck. Hom» 0 20, „>.„>,„=,„„.b. 4 010 F. Suiit'i. *Klng!iamton..... 5, 1 2 1 8 27 .3SO Higgins, p... 421 McG 7 7 1 9 6 5 7 50 .58S CaJy, p...... 521 0 61 3nilth,lb..~'. 4 1 0 10 01 Qnlnn, 2b.... 6 2 2 0 6 o!CroM,2l>...... 5 0 1 310 runs—Glenn, Ulacb Double play—Ph«lau and An 44 .543 Baltio, 3b.... 40126 0 Counors, If... 3011 HamiU..ii...... 3| 4 3 7 4 7 7 6 Dulllth...... 4 11 5 9 1 3 6 3S .469 Murray,c... 4 . 4 0 1 1 8 o'Zirnmcr, c... 3124 o Jersey City ...... 6, 6J 6 2 2 4 2 1 7 35 .467 B-ttm:n, 2 4 5 4 3 5 26 .298 Total...... 43 815 24 18 9| Total...... 431213 27 17 4 3h, is...... 5 13 20 2'Murpliy.lf... 511 3 02 bases—M--mpbisll, Charleston 1. Baaea ou ball*— She'.ll.ase, c. 3 0 0 4 3 p|Bmpt,n, If.. 4 0 1 1 00 Total Lo9t...... J32 l44-37!40 l->8'41:35!30i31 l Murphy, Bittman, Ziinraer^. Passed balls—Zimmer 2. Wild pitches—Cady 3. Struck out—Uy Cidy 2. by baie. II, 4 1 1 10 00 13iggin82, by Bakleyl. Umpire— Hiilery,, lb...... 4 0 2 1 11 0 0»rtwri't, •Disbanded, fin Os.vego's pUce. Jlii Uticu's place. 3. Struck out—By Games Played Aug. 11. Murphy 2. Stolen bases—Minneapolis 12, Eau Claire Duluth ...... 311201100—9 flurks, ...... 4 0 I 2 7 ltarw,2b...... 410 6 60 Hoover. DULUTH vs. LACROSSE AT DULUTH AUG. 11: 3. Uuipire—Hen gel. Eau Claire...... 0 0212224 x— 13 Mairan.lf..... 401 1 0 O|rnll.r, ...... 4 12021 Games Played Aug. 18. NEWARK vs. TORONTO AT NEWARK AUG. 20: DULUTH. AB.R.B. P. A.EII.A CROPSE. AB.R.B. P. A.E DULUTH vs. ST. PAUL AT DULUTH Aue. 18: Earn«<1 runs— Dnliith 2, Eau Claire 3. Home run— D.IKUD, rl..... 300 102 llu-lii«ii, 3u 4 0 1 0 20 KtWAUK. AB.R. B. P. A. B TORONTO. AB. B. B. P. A.E McMillan, SUtzen- SCRANTOX vs.ROCHESTER AT SCRANTON AUG. 18: Jones, cf...... 6 0 1 1 1 0 Jevne, cf..... 6 2 1 2 01 DULUTH. AB.ll.B. P. B. E ST. PAUL. AB.R. B. P. A.E Reilly. Two-base bite— Sheibtck. liajes, 2li..... 3 0 1 020 V.iLfb», c... 401 3 00 Coogan, rf... 613 1 00 Albtrls, w... 522 3 52 c...... 5 2 2 4 4 0!M!ller,2b..... 5 2 3 412 Jones,cf...... 6 3 3 3 0 0 Murp'y,cf,2b 6 1 1 112 berg, Lowe 2, I'ngratiarn, McUillom. Double plays— Weber,., eon, p.....u...... ,301 „ , 0 00 M«V«j,cf..... 401 3 0 0 CBANTON. AB.R. B. P. A. EjROCHESTER- AB.R. B. P. A.E — ------o 1 Slallery, If... 5 0 1 3 01 Karle, ba'h Fields, lb.... 500 Slieibeck,3b. 6 0 0 6 3 0 Kooks.lf...... 4 2 0 200 Sheibeck.Sb. 663 3 00 Burch, rf..... 4002 bheib-ck, Firle; Lowe, Cro»8, Ingratiam. First on Snyder, c..._ 3_ (^ 1_ 5 p Oj».id«loMe, p 3 p 0 p 40 Jones, 3b..... 40004 1 Cliue, ss...... 624 4 10 0 0 Decker, cf.... 501 0 00 bates— Cusey.cf...... 512 Quinn, 21,.... 511 2 00 Mor1arlty,rf. 400 3 10 Earle, c...... 612 2 1 0|Cleve'd,3b,lf4 0 1 —Off Brynon 4, off Tnckerman 5. Stoleu Total...... 3*2*6*8 24 1*731 Total...... 86 610 27 161 McGuirk.lh. 4 0 1 14 1 0; Morrison, if. 6 1 2 3 00 12 10 out — By Bryi an S, by Ar,nis, If...... 403 300 Kaatz, lb..... 4 0 1 Inarah'in.lb 5 2 1 10 01 Meiuke,3!,... 312 1 30 Quinn, 2b... 626 433 Wilmot, lf,p. 4 1 1 Duluth 1, Eau Ciaiie 2. Struck h»m...... 0 0000000 0—0 eieas.ra, cf... 4121 Lewis, cf..... 613 2 00 1 1 OiCrane, p...... 5010 1 0 balls— Statzenbeig 2. Sheibeck Birmin, "rtvin, 3b...... 401 McMill.iu,lf. 511 1 12 Kenzie.lb... 300 9 03 McMil"lan,lf. 623 0 02 McCa'y.lb.p. 4026 Tuckeiman 2. Passed ISewOiUan...... 0 0111012 x—6 Oberlan'r. If. 4 2 1 3 Kennedy,lb. 6117 Slovoy, p..... 40003 o|M'Corm'k,rf 4 010 0 1 3, Peak 2, Morrison 4. Wild pitches— Biyuau 3. 0 0 3 4 O'KnowIee, 2b. 6 124 Brynan, rf... 5 1 2 010 'en-Melt, u... 4 0 1 161 Firle, lb..!... 6 3 4 11 1 OJStuckw'l,c,cf 4 0 1 2 Earned r:ms—New Or.eaiw 2. Two-Wee hits—J. Bchrlver,2b..4 Smith,'is..... 3 1 0 0 3 1 liick!ey,3'h.l 1 2 220 Picket!, as... 4111 llmpirt — Sullivan. nusnej.rf... 4110 1 O'jlcGlone.Sb. 5 230 Peak, ss...... 400 1 22 Sagle. c...... 411 2 10 Brymn, p.... 6130 Fuller 2, Va-.ghn 1. ll.ubl. playn—Klnanian. GeiM McLau'n, 2b 4 1 2 4 6 0 Kearns, 2b... 4 1 1 660 3 1 ,Crooks, 2b,c. 4006 ST. PAUL vs. MIS.NEAPOIS AT ST. PAUL AUG. 21: Crossley, c... 4 0 3 6 0 1 Connors,_._ , If... 5001 Markin. p... 5 0 1 0 1 0 Pyle, p...... 4 1 1 121 Piak,«s...... 6 214 and Cart*rtt(li;; Fuller, Gt*ias and Cartwright; Avde- Walker, c.... 4^2 3 10 OldBeld, c.... 402 2 21 9 10 ST.. PAUL. AB.R.B... P. A. E;MINKE*L1S. AB.R.B. P. A.E Slump, (s..... 300 0 60 Zimmer, c.... 5015 Total...... 447 9 24 135 Total...... 369 9 27 13 8 Brevier, rf. 5 0 0 0 p OJD'r'a,lb,3b',p 400 lotto, G»iss and ('urt*rig&t. 3t»leo ba3«g—Uirniiag- 3*8613 27 1*32 Total...... 40412 27165 33 U Haww, lb... 4 1 1 13 00 Jacobs, p..... 300 1 60 Parsuns, p... 5 0 2 0 Total...... Dnlnttt...... 00013110 1—7 Total...... 5319252714o| Total...... 37 3 7 27 19 6 Pickitt/*..... 411 haml.New Orleans 6. Strnnk out—Ri W(*er 3, Newark...... 00001040 0—5 Crooks, 2b... 4 0 1 0 6 C Willis.lf...... 4 1 1 I 00 Web«r 2, Aydelotte Total. . 50818*26122 La Croese...... 1 0100250 x—9 Dululh...... 14330030 6—19 AjdelotU-3. Base on balU—By Total...... 344 8 27 214 Toronto...... 13000000 0—4 Bnrcii, rf..... 8 0 0 1 0 Oil'osttr, cf..... 4 2 2 2 00 1. Umpire—Jor on fly catch. Earned ruus— lluluth 3, La Crosse 3. Three-base hit St. Paul...... 100100100—3 4. Passed balls—^nyder 1, Vaughn *Gleasou out for ruuuing Earned runs—Newark 3, Toront.i 2. Stolen ba»es— Earned runs—Duluth 5, St. Paul 1. Two-base hits— Cleveland,3l)4 0 1 0 0 Ol*trio!,2b...... 4 0 3 2 40 dan. Bcranton...... 0100000 3—4 —Murk in. Two-base hits—Jones, Books. Double 01 0—8 Newark 8, Toronto 2. Struck out—Newark 1, Toronto pi lys—McMillan, Quinn. Stolen bases—Dululh 11. Firle, Pickelt. Three-base hits—Murphy, Firle 3. Murphy, cf. 4 0 0 2 0 OiPatton, rf... 4 0 1 1 MEMPHIS vs. CHARL'S AT'MBSIPHIS Auo. 20: Bochcster...... 0001610 3. Hit by pitcher—Smith, Faatz. Wild pitches— Viau, p...... 4 0 1 0 3 o!Meist-cr,3b... 3 0 0 0 21 Fireton balls— Dululh 2, La Crosse 1. Hit by pitcher Homo runs—Sheibeck, Wilmot, Quinn. Stolen bases MEMPHIS AB.R.B P. A.ElCllAKLrS'N. AB.R. B. P.A.I Earned runs— Scranton 1. Rochester 5. Two-^iase Stovey 1, Crane 1. Passed bulls—Walker 1, Oldfield 1. Dillou.c...... 4 0 0 4 2 UjSliaw, M ..... 3 0 1 2 30 hit— CHue. —P, c...... 411 6 22 Coogau, rf... 4 2 2 1 0 0 Kainey,3b... 5 0 1 020 Cleveland, Ciooka, Patton. Hiland, cf.... 5 0 2 1 0 0 Rainey,3b... 5 0 2 243 Quoit, 2h...... 501 6 81 Hoy, cf...... 514 3 00 Foreter,2b... 40004 OJSutcliffe.rf... 5111 0 0 —Foster. Two-h»so hits— G.M'Keo'h,p4 1 3 1 9 1 tUnftUr, p._ 4 0 1 1 50 He!d«, lb.... 6 0 1 12 0 l.Mausell, cf. 502 S 00 O'Brien, lb.. 6 1 1 11 10 Mansell, cf._ 513 0 00 Double plays— Murray, Haww, Wilmot, Dlllou. 00 M<-Oallum,cr4 11301 O'Connell.lb 502 7 10 William*, It.. 3010 LaRoque,a«. 4 002 3 2 Snii h, rf...... 3 1_ 1 p 0 1 Tnielic, •.... 4 0 0 120 Cfcsey.cf...... 5 2 2 1 0 olWright. rf... 4 1 1 3 Friel, If...... 5" 1" 3' ' ' " Wright, if... 621 0 00 Hi! by pilcher— Burch. Slo'en bases— Minneapolis 2. If..... 4 0 2 2 0 OjWooil. 2b..... 4 0 2 622 Muri>hy,rf... 411 3 01 Di,ran, 31).... 511 1 21 Miissrey,rf.. 4 Oil Alvord, 3b... 433 2 6 0 Toul...... 40 8*1*5 24 19 4 Total...... 38 a It 27 144 Anuis, Corcoran,3ti. 410 Wood, 2b..... 612 6 31 2 14 0 0 Struck out— By Viau 3, by Winkleman 6. Paased ball lr»iu, 3b..... 4 0 0 3 4 0 Knisht, If... 4 0 1 300 ttaiuh.lb.....* 1 1 10 00 shannon, as.. 4 00320 Morrte'cy.lb 40013•-- - 0~ olVcacb.lb....."' 4 2 Memphis...... _. 00003140 0—8 Brown, rf.... 402 0 01 Kuight, if... 422 1 00 'Whitely, cf.. 4 2 2 1 0 0 — Dillon. Umpire — Thompson. StOYcy, p.... 400 0 82 Phillipj, es... 401 2 30 McKcever.c. 4 22211 Krock.p...... 413 2 10 Koussey,ss... 4101 Cliai lesion...... 3 0122010 x—9 Murphy, c... 410 6 01 Pliillips,ss... 401 2 51 Crotliers.p.... 412 0 30 GastnelJ.c... 401 5 11 Strauss', Sb... 4012 Brosnan,2b. 413 3 6 0 Kiinn earn»-d—Mtmphij 3, OarUiton 3. Two-base Smith, H.....4 0 2 0 2 0,M'Queery,lb 4 I 2 900 Honor.', 2b... 402010, „ ~ ------Games Played Aug. 33. p...... 401 0 32 Total ..... 40813-261741 Total...... 42610 27 9 3 Stevcns, cf... 30020 Oi Van Uyke.lf 401 0 1 hits—Andrews, XichoUis. ChtUs, Uiaoaukd Corcor^n. M'LHU(t'n,2b 41142 0, Jonei, Titcoinb, p... 4 1 0 0 2 0| Warnur, c... 4 1 2 420 1 0 Wulker, c.... 400 4 30 Warner, c... 401 2 21 •Gastfield out for interfering with ball. Ilrougliton,c3 01601 Kennedy, p.. 4 0 0 ST. PAUL vs. EAU CLAIRE AT ST. PAUL ACG. 22: me run—Anlraw*. Bw*e« on ball*—Kemphis 3, Laog, BS...... 4 1 0 1 3 1 Jones, P...... 4 0 1 040 Andersen, p. 3 0 1 0 60 Sage, c.*.".~... 401 3 12 AB.R. B. P. A.E 2. Stolen ho-^^—Memphis C, Clurtestou 2. 5 Eau Cliiire...... 00300040 1—8 8T. PAUL. AD.R.R. P. A. FiEAU CLAIRB. Charleston Total...... 38510 27 193 Total...... 38212 27 12 Total...... 39610 2*1 3 i| Total...... 40S15 27 19 5 5, flungler 3. Passed 0—5 Othkoth...... 21100020 0—6 Total...... 32 1 6 24 15 1 Total...... 3r( 9 13 27 17 5 Hurphy.cf... 6 2 1 4 0 OJBeilly,3b..... 5 3 3 310 Struck out—Br G. Mclveoujh Hewark ...... 10013000 Jersey City...... 01102200 0—I! 4 2 Umpire—Suck. 00100100 O 2 Earned run»—Eau Olalre 8, Oshkoph 3. Two- Milwaukee...... 0 0001600 0—1 Burch, rf.... 52310 01 Lowe, M...... 5111 ball—Childs. Hamilton...... Hamilton...... 20106000 x—8 2 ljCrc*),2b...... 5014 5 1 Earned runs — Newark 1, Hamilton 1. Two-base base hits—McKenver, Crothers, fLiy. Three-bale hit Des Moinee...... 4 0104000 i—9 Cleveland.Sb------5010 Eirned runs—Jersey City 4, Hamilton 2. Three- hits—Al 1 1 11 0 0 Games Played August 81. kits— Casey, Smith, McQueery. First on balls— New —Mc&irlhy. Home runs— McGtlliim, Burns, Hoy. Earned runs—L»es Moiucs 4. Two-base Wilmot. If... 5222 Ingrairm,ll,5 base hit»—Friel, Lang, fhillips. Two-base hits— Ken McCallurn,cf4 J 1 0 0 2 1, Hamilton 2. Hit by pitcher— Coogan. Struck Double play—Quoet. First ou bulls—OffCrolhers 2, vord, Brosnan, Brougliton. First on balls—Oil MeCaul.y.lb 5 2 1 14 BIRMING'M vs. N. OKL'S AT BIRM'G'M Auo. 21: ark O'Brien. Broivn, Wood, McQueery. First on talU— 4 1 0 0 4 0 out— Newmk 1, Hamilton 6. Passed balls-Walker 1, off Kruck 3. Stolen bases—Eau Claire 4. Wild pitch— nedy 3. Stolen bases—Milwaukee 3, Des Moiucs 2. Pickett,a-.... 6110 6 ll Slurp'.y,p... BIRM QIl'M. AB.B.B. P. A.E Off Tltcomb 6, off Jones 4. Stolen bases—J-r,ey City pitchis— 402 3 2 1 Waruerl. Wild pitches— Stovey 1, Jone« 1. Umpire Krock. Umpire—Forrest. Passed balU—Bronghton 3, Sas e 1. Wild Ciooks, 2b... 513 2 30 Crothefs/lf.. Dufiee.cf...... 5 11200 Powell, rf.... 400 2 01 6, Hamilton 4. Struck ont—By Titconjb 2, by Jones Anderson 2. Hit by pitcher—Williami. Struck out Duryea, p.... 512 0 82 McK-ever.c. 401 4 0 2 Fuller, 3b... 512 0 1 3|Ca.r«,pa«, if... 422 6 00 — Pcarce. 1. Double plays—O'Brien, Murphy; Wood, Phillips, BINQHA'H vs. WILKESB'E AT BINGHA'N Aue. 18: Games Played Aug. 16. —By Andersou 5, by Kennedy 1. Double play—Al- Dillon, c...._ 5 1_ 2 4 2 OjMorrisoo.rf. 4 0 0 1 _0 0 HilU-ry, lb_.5 2 2 15 0 OJ -art«ri't,lb. 4 23901 HcQuoery. Uinpiie—Coouelly. vord, Brosuan, Veach. Umpire—Quinn. 16 M Burks.ss...... 50226 OlGtln, 2t>...... 4111- - 1 1 AR.R. B. P. A. EjBINOlf MT'N.AB.K. B. P. A.B MIS'APOLIS vs. E'L-CL'E AT MIX'POLIS AUG. 16: Total... 461216272151 Total...... 40 8 10 27 WlLRESB't. II... 41000 0 FnlWr, 0 1 1 Kelly, rf...... 51120 0 Gilke.lf...... 612 0 00 MINNKAP. AB.R.B. P. A. ElEAU CLAI'E. AB.B. B. P. A.K St. Paul...... 20014004 1—12 Slan-an, Games Flayed Aug. 22. 1 2 Games Played Aug. 19. Stalliugs, rf. 4 0 0 2 0- 0' Kluim'»,3b4-' - Oil 31 Huov«r, cf... 61230 0 Ely, 2b...... 611 3 51 Fo-ler, cf..... 61431 0 Kcilly, So... 5010 Eau Claire...... 114118000—8 4. Home 'run 2b.... 4 1 2 I 4 0 Vau,h», c... 4114 1 0 Pettit, 3b..... 5 2 2 0 1 1 Kappel.cf.... 4 2 3 1 00 SCRANTON vs. BUFFALO ATScitASTON Auo. 22: llav.es, lb... 6 2 2 10 11 U,w«, If...... 4011 0 0 DULUTH vs. EAU CLAIRE AT DULCTH ACG. 19: Earned runs—St. Paul 3, Eau C'aiie Hayes, hits—Crook", Lowe, Ingraham. E-t, rqnest.p 4021 MeVty,, cf...... 401 5 00 Sales, BS...... 61116 ZStraiib, lb... 4 0 2 14 01 flCRANTON. AB. R. B. P. A.E BUFFALO. AB.R. B. P. A. E Krieg/c...... rieg 61131 o|Cross, SB...... 4011 3 1 DULUTH. AB.R.B. P. A.I|F.AU CI.Al'E. AR.R.B. P. A. E —Reilh. Three-base plays llur t,hy,c....4 001 20 Aydelotte, p 4 0 1 0 40 2b... 6 1 3 1 6 Olhnight, rf... 4 1 2 200 Schriver,8b. 5 0 3 2 2 0 Griffin, cf.... 4 0 0 100 Strief, 2b..... 444 Quest, 2*>..... 4104 4 3 Jones,of...... 5 1 2 2 0 O.Iteilly,3b..... 4 2 1 121 Two-lxise hits— Bnrcb 2, Cnxjks, Ke.lly. Double, O'Brien, I ligraji* m. BroHtliera,lf4 1280 0 Tourney, ss.. 410 2 82 McGuirk.lb. 50311 00 Hamburir.rf. 412 2 00 Patton.rf..... 522 0 McCalluui,cf 4 124 0 0 Karle.c...... 5 1 2 8 3 1 Lowe'.ss...... 6 2 2 1 '~ —Crothers, McKeever; Lowe, Cross, Tvtil...... 40611 24 163. Tol»l...... 85 8 U 27 16 5 Cady, c...... 4 0 0 2 0 Oi Williams, c.. 4 2 1 301 Oberlan'r, K. 6 0 3 2 0 0 L'-hane, lb._ 3 0 2 701 Cady.lf...... 5002 Crotl.eN.isrf 3 32 2 20 Sheibeck.Sb. 5 4 4 3 3 l|Cron,2b...... 4 0 0 7 Bates on balls—Off Dnrtea 2, off Murphy 5. Stol»n Birmingham ...... 10010031 0—6 Housoh'r, lb 4 0 0 12 0 fl'Gieen, 3b..... 4 1 1 220 Gleaum, 2b... 601 2 20 Remst o, If... 402 1 00 Mei»ter,3b... 543 3 0 o| Mnrphv.rC.p 423 0 10 Qiiinn,2b..... 5 1320 l|ln?rab'm,lb o 1 1 10 basis—St. Paul 6, Eau Claire 8. Slru. k ont—By New Orleans...... 00030221 I— « Boach, p...... 4 0 0 0 2 0 Kenfe, p...... 4 0 1 040 Crossley, c... 401 4 20 Esterday, 88. 4 0 1 2 00 i .,.aw, ES...... 523 --,--.McKeever.c. 411 5 20 Firle, lb...... S 1 2 10 0 Oj UcOallum.cf 4 0 1 3 Duryea 4, by Murpliy 2. Wild pitch™ — I>uryea 5, Earn- d rnn<— Birmingham 2, New Orleans 3. Two- 11 McMilian.lf. 50 I 1 0 0 Crothers,lf... 4 0 0 0 Murphy 2. Passed balls—Dillou 1, McKeever 8. Duffee, L'sterquest, Cartwrlgbt, J. Fuller, Total...... 41 7 11 24 1~33J Total...... 38913 27 19 6 Mioup, SB..... 402 0 20 Reidy, 3b..._ 401 2 00 Klopt, p...... 61100 2 Smith, lb..... 402 7 base hits— Hneney, rf... 411 1 00 Grant, 2b...,. 312 8 60 Total...... 4i 17*72414 6 Totnl...... 3681324 147 Brjluu.rf... 612 1 00 Mnrphy.rf... 4021 Umpire—Hengle. Vaiif:bn, McV- v. Home run — Cartwright. Double Wilkesbarre...... 10022020 0—7 Peak, 1,8...... 4 0 0 0 3 0 Jlorrisoi,,c... 4 1 I 4 MOTE—At Milwaukee—R*in. play— Hilrks, Hi'llory. xUilan b«es— Blrminshani 3, BiDiiharnton...... 00040032 x—9 Meakin, cf... 4 0 0 2 0 1 Duplale,-c... 3 0 1 4 21 Mibneapolis...... 0400633 1—17 Earned runs — Bioghamton 5, Wilktsbarro 2. Passed Jaiobs, p..... 400 0 40 Knowlton,p.-S 00010 Ban Claire...... 0103010 3— 8 Bre»ster,p... 4 1 2 0 8 0 Tucker'n.p.. 4_1_2_ 0^ New Orleans 5. struck out- By Isterquest 1. by halls— Williams 2. Wild pitches— Kecfe 2. Two- Total...... 40114 24 121 Total...... 32 210 27 82 Kiiruc.1 runs—Miriueapol'S 3, Eau Clairo 2. Two- Total...... 43 fO 18 271*7 31 Total...... 38 7 1*0 27 1*8 3 Games Flayed Aug. 33. Aydeloitti 3. Bases on Ull»— By A.Tdelotie 2. Parsed base bits — Ely, Eappul, Hoover, Salos. Three-base hit Scranton...... 00000100 0—1 laso li.ts—McCnllum, Crotliew. Three-base hit-— Dululh...... 20103030 1—10 OSHKOSH vs. DES MOISES AT Osm;osn AUG. 23: lialh— Vaugbn 1, Murphy 2, Stallings 1. Umpire— —-Williams. Stolen bases — Wilkeslarre 1, Binghamtou Buffalo...... 00001001 x—2 ' osier, Hawer*, Shaw, Reilly, Murphy. Homo run— Ean Claire...... 2 00040010-7 Curiau. Strict, Hawes; Quebt, 6, Eau Claire 2. Double play 1. First on balls — Otf Roach 2. 8. ruck out— Bing- Earned runs—Scranton 1, Buffalo 2. Two-base hits Patton. Double pLiya—Shaw, Earned ruus—Dulutli Burm.lf...... 4 0 1 1 0 OiForce.M...... s'l 1 160 Games Played August 33. taamtoQ 2, Wilkesbarre 3. Double plays — Touiney, —Shonv, Haml urg. Three-lasehit—Hamburg. Hon d Smith. Hit by pitclier—Crothery, S:riet'. ^tr.ick out —Earle, Firlo. Home runs—Quion, Lowe. Three- Shafler, 2b... 40024 0 La R.>qnr,if. 5 12001 • Ily, Straub; Sales, O'Brien, Householder. Uuipire— run—Grant. Base* stolen—Scranton 3, Buffalo 1. —Uy Klop! 1, by Mur[.hy 1. Stolen b.ts -s—Minneapolis base, hits— Sbeibeck, lirynan. Two-base hits—Earlp, McCarthl-.rf 4 0 0 2 0 Oi Alv-nd, 31). .. 4 1 1 221 MEMPHIS VB. CHARLE'N AT MBMPHIS Auo. 22i ' Hapledoran. Struck out—By Jacobs 3, by Knowlton 1. Double 3, Hiu Claire 2. First on balls—Off Klopf 3, off Sheibeck, Quinn, M<:Calliim. Bise on balls-OS Hoy.cl...... 4 1140 O' V»acll, lb.... 4 1 3 15 00 MEMPHIS. AB.R.B p. A. EICH'RL'ST'N. AB.H.B. p. A.B J JERSEY C'r vs. TOROSTO AT JF.RS'T C'T AUG. 18: play—Meakiu, ntiassi^ted. First on balls—Scrnnton 5, Ci-othors 4, off Murphy 2. Passed halls—Krieg 1, Brewsler 1. off Tuckeiman 4. Hit by pitcher—Reilly, 0'Cunu«ll,lb4 1 2 7 0 0 Wliitoly, cf. 3 1 2 4 00 Dovle, Sb..... 5 1111 0|Gleun, lf...._ 4 003 Umpire—Hoovtr. McKeever 4. Wild pitches—Klopf 2, Muipbv 1. CI-OM. Stoleu bases—Ean Claire 5. Struck out—By Alidr.-'ws,lb. 5 2 2 14 11 nine., a.... 411 2 32 JKR6RY O'Y. AB.R. B. P. A. El TORONTO. AB.R.B. P. A. E Buffalo 1. Hitby pitcher—Lebaue. Doian.3b.....4 0 1 2 1 1 Bro=n.in,2b. 4 0 1 120 ------40 NOTE.—At Si racuso and Newark—Bain. Umpire—Ile.igel. Brewster'7, by Tuckerman 2. Pawed balls—Eaile 1, Shannon, ss.. 4 0131 1 Van Dvke.lf. 4 00000 D.M'Ke h.is 5221 Powell, lb... 4 1 2 15 00 Hil.nd, 2b... 5 0 0 4 4 0 All crts, ss... 6 1 2 110 00 2 Siattery, If... 6112 1 0 LA CIIO'K vs. DES MOINRS AT LA CRO'E AUG. 16: Morrison 1. Umpire—Sullivan. Burdick, p... 4 0 0 0 4 (^Kennedy, p.. 4 0 1 070 McAleer.lf... 6212 0 O'Ckrl, cf...... 412 O'Brioo, lb.. 50290 1 OJOrcomn, 3b 4 0 1 10. Friel, If...... 50111 0[Decker, c..... 6020 0 0 Game> Flayed Aug. 23. LA CROSSE. AB.R.D. P. A. E I OES MOISES. AB.R. B. P, A. E MIN'APOLISVS.ST.PAULAT MIX'APOLIS AUG.19: Wilson, c..... 301 31 OlSajie, c...... 412 4 10 Crotty, c...... 4 II 2 4 Kaalz, 111..... 5 1 0 12 0 0 .l-vue,cf...... 4 0 0 0 0 OSutcliffe.rf... 4 1 1 0 0 0 MIX'E.P'L'S.AB.n.B. p. A. si ST. PAUL. AII.R.B. p. A.E Total...... 35 2 f 2-1 11 21 Total...... 37 6 13 27 1*7 2 Black, cf.._411 3 0 1 Smith, p...... 4 0 1 020 Corcoran,3b. 402 2 31 NEWARK vs. SORASTON AT NEWARK AUG. 23: c.. 4 0 1 2 02 Brown, rf.... 401 S 10 M'Corm'k.rfS 232 0 0 Miller, ss..... 4 0 1 1 4 0 La !{• que,ss. 4 1 2 0 71 Foster, cf...... 50020 1 Murphy, cf.. 4 0 0 2 01 OAkonli...... 00000010 1—2 Phchn,2b... 4 0 2 1 3 1 Nich.hu, NEWARK. AB. R.D. P. A. I, SCRANTON. AB.R. B. P. A. F. 411 1 00 AlvonUb.... 412 I) 3 tl o|B:ireh,"it..... 4130 0 0 Baker, rf...... 400 1 00 Child., rf..... 300 0 00 Murphy, cf... 411 0 0 o| Kick-ley, 3b. 4 2 1 1 0 1 1 130 Rook»,lf...... Hawes,, lb... 60160 Dts Moines...... 42000000 i— 6 Coogan,__.„__ rf... 602 1 01 Schriver. 3b. 4 0 Moriarity.rf. 4 1 2 7 0 0 Veach,lb.... 4 0 1 12 00 Kri.g.lf...... 5 010 0 u]Ovpland,ll>4 13421 Smith, p...... 41 1 0 5 O^rortic, ss..... 3 0 0 061 Hufford, c.... 403 3 11 Kearns.2b... 422 3 4 0 Fields, lb.... 4 2 1 10 0 0 McUuirk.lb. 4 0 2 10 01 Earned ruus— Oshkosh 2, Des Noii.es 3. Two- Memke,3b... 4 0 0 0 2 0 Whltely.cf. 4 1 1 100 Siriel, 2i>...... 5113 4 0Wilmot, If... 400 4 01 O'Conuell. Total...... 4091227* 1531 Total...... 34 38 27 12? gbaw, p...... 4 13040 Oldfield, c... 412 6 1 1 Casey,cf...... 3 0 2 3 0 0;Gl«uon. p.... 4 0 0 1 81 b:iso hits — Hoy, Brosinm. Tliree-luso hit — Unit, ss...... 4 0 \ 281 Crane, p...... 413 0 10 0 Scott, lb...... 412 9 00 Brosnan, O>. 4 0 1 3 31 Pation, rf... 6 2 2 1 0 0 McCaul'y.lb 4 1 1 600 Double plays — Burdick, I>o:an, O'Cnun-'ll; Force, Memi his...... 00010412 1—9 Annul, If..... 4 0 0 0 0 0 Oberlan I'r.lf 3 0 0 100 1 0 0 Slockwill.c. 4 1 3 902 2^3 5l Total...... 411116 27 17 2 C >rbett,2b... 4 0 0 0 2 0 Van Djke.lt 3 1 1 2 00 Mcuter, 3b. 4 1 0 Veach. Struckout— By Burdirk 2, by Kennedy 4. Churl.ston...... 01000000 Total...... 39 2 14 24 22 Irwiu, 3b._ 402 1 08 Crane, 2b..... 301 3 71 10 0 2 2 12 Charleston 2. Two-base 100010000—2 Konzle, c..... 300 1 01 Wells, p...... 301 0 Sha»,a«...... 4 0 3 1 3 0 Pickett, ss... 4 0 First on balls— Off Burdick 2, i ff Kennedy 1. Uit by Earned runs—Memphis 7, Jersey City...... Stuvcy, p..... 400 1 40 Tomuey, ss.. 3 0 1 2 11 2b... 412 0 20 2, Corcoran 1. Thr«f-ba«e hits—W...... 01000820 x— 11 Tyle, p...... 301 1 61 Satse.c...... 300 9 00 Winkle'n.p. 400 0 70 Crooks. pitcher— By Burdick 1. Passed ball -Wilaon. Wild hits—Crotty toronlo. Suiith.sa...... 410 3 40 Strnib, cf.... 3001 10 0110 Carl. Home run—Andrews. Ba»es on tails— Earned runs — Toronto B. Three-base hits — Slat T.ital...... at 3 7 24 142 Total...... 33610 271:32 Murray,c..... 4 0 0 10 30 Viau, p...... 401 pitch — Bnrdick. Stoleu bases — Dos Moiuoa 1. Um Smith, H'Laug'n,2h 4 0 1 3 5 Ojlla..... 401 2 30 Vian, p...... 4 0 0 071 2 00 -1 ** Total...... 364 6 27 1221 Total...... 330 5 27 8 6 Browner, p. 4 0 1 0 70 Corbett,2b... 411 1 40 Wilson, rf... 412 Orleans. Renwen, If... 6 Oil 10 Knight, If... 5102 Nagle, c...... 4 0 1 6 1 0|Krock,p...... 3 2 1 0 3 ll 1—4 Phillips, sa... 500 1 41 Total...... 415 9 2*7 142] Total...... 392 8 27 185 9 7 1 4 8 35 Syracuse...... 02100000 Ksterday.ss.. 5 2 3 1 2 1 Dw>ef, p.... 401 1 61 Gastncld.c... 3005 0 0 •Bridgeport...... Buffalo...... 00000000 0—0 Keidy, 30.... 622 1 11 M'Qucery,lb5 1 1 13 00 Duluth...... 20000003 0—5 The R^corrt...... 5 2 1 4 11 29 .414 Total...... 36 13 IS 27142 Daubnry Earned runs—Syracil.-o 2. Two-base hit—Siinon.-i. Grant, 2I>..... 422 3 12 Moore, 31).... 523 2 11 St. Paul...... 1 0000010 0—2 Total...... 30311) 23 14 2| New Orleans is walking awny with the South *Hartlc,rd...... 4 12 S| 35 Paul 1. Stnick cut— Double plays—Beard, Bittman, Lyncii; Six... 300 1 lllGaatBeld, rf. 4 1 1 3 New Orleans...... 4 .675 3h...... 601 3 11 Conntll, 3b..5 114 3 0 Corcotan.Sb. 3 0121 l|Wood, p...... 3 120 3 0 TORONTO AT ROCQEST'R ADO. 23: Strauss, Williams, II. 3 002 Alvord, 3b... 411 1 03 *Nr.shville...... isbanded 3 0 1 0 10 I Poimelly, rf3 1 1 2 1 1 Total...... 314 8 27 183 Total...... 342 8 27 f7 2 01100 Oshkosh...... 00030100 x—4 Broughton.c 4 1 1 0 2 0 Well*, p...... 3 0 0 040 OX'oi.nell,p. Kcowl.8,'2b. 4 02322 M'Corm'k,rf4 Al!muli,2b... 3 1 1 4 1 0 Monroo,p.... 3 0 0 1 3 1 Jersey City...... 00000040 0—4 400 2 2 0| Rickley, 3b.. 4 01231 Burned luns— Othk. sh 3. Two-ba^ hits—Shaffi-r, Shenkel.p... 4 0 !_ 1 1 IjSago, c...... 4 p 1 720 McGlouc.Sb. 1, off Lovett 3. Games Played August 17. Hamilton...... 01001000 0—2 Connors/lf... 40110 oiKc»rn8,2b... 400 2 00 Maslirey. Bases on balls—OffShenk.l Total.'..... 3*5 2 6*26 18 3! Total...... 34 1 6 27 104 Total...... 35 2 9 24 \4S Total...... 37 7 8 27 l~2l E.irued runs—Jersey City 3. Home run—O'Brien. Visuer, c...... 41041 OjCraoe, cf..... 302 I 00 Stolen baae^—Milwaukee 2, Ontikobh 4. Struck out—By *Van Dyke out for interfering with fielder. BIRMIXG'JI vs. CHAR'S AT BISMG'H'M Auo. 17: Wati-rlmry...... 00000100 1—2 twn-base hit— Pbillii-s. First on ball-—Off Titcouib IIa\s, J1...... 4 00171 Shcrjpord, p. 3 0 0 0 70 Sheukel 3, by Lovett 7. Umpire—Quirjn. Milwaukee...... 00011000 0—2 BIRM'G'H'M.AB.B.B. p. A.E ruAirsTON. AII R B. p. A.E Dnnbnry...... 01021201 x—7 1 01 Earned run—Waterlmry. Two-base hit—Wheeler. 1. Hit by pi;chc.-—LuiiK, Wood. Struck out—Ham Total...... 40212 24143 Total...... 343 9 2*7 1*53 D.s Moinea...... 00100000 0—1 Duflee, cf.... 402 3 00 Glenn, If...... 501 Games Played Aug. 17. 2, off Wells 1. Hit by 1 22 Hiues, 2b..... 420 4 42 Base on bulls—Eaton. St, cf...... 4 02"200 Pecker, cf.... 4 11411 Patton, if... fi 32201 McCallum.ef 5 10100 Miller, ss..... 4 0 1 2 1 0 Shaff.T, 2b... 4 1 1 6 30 Toial...... 30 4 9 24 9 9 Total...... 40101027 15i DAXBl'RY. AB.K. B. P. A. l'.| WAT'nB'aY. AD.U. B. P. A.B (Jvimell, 3b.. 5 2 2 1 2 li Wheeler, If.. 4 1 1 100 Ann is, IS...... 4 1 1 100 Faatz, lb..... 403 8 00 Games Flayed Aug. 94. Ca!y, If, p... 501 2 01 Murphy, rf.. 5 2 2 0 10 Eooks If..... 400 3 0 0 McCarthy, ss 4 1 1 021 Birminthaiu...... 020002000—4 Irnin,3b..... 4 0 2 1 3 l|M'Corm'k,rl4 00300 MeMer,3b... 502 2 30 Smith, lb..... 5 2 3 15 01 Moriarity.rf. 4 0 0 1 0 0 Hoy.cf...... 4 2 3 600 Charleston...... 11024020 x—10 BrUKS, c..... 5 2 2 6 0 ll|, p... 400 0 6 1 Kickley, 3sed ball—Hallman. Wild ------|) o Bun-h, rf..... 3 0 0 100 McVey, c..... 401 8 00 G.M'Ke'h.cf 301 2 10 Hoover, cf... 5 1 4 4 0 IjKly, 2b, p..... 4 0 0 192 Sheibeck,3b. 401 0 Earle, c...... 7 4 2 10 00 4 3 23. Pettit, 3b..._5 1 2 3 4 O.Kajipel, c.... 4 0 1 11 01 pitch—Murphy. Umpire—Hoover. Eaile, c...... 4 0 0 0 OlOleveland,3b 400 0 21 Sheibeck Sb. 73326 0|Crdl-,"2b...... 5 1 0 10 22 Pujol, cf...... 201 2 O 0 Smith, rl...... 300 2 00 Games Played August Bales, 83...... 521 2 2 2JSuaub, lb... 400 6 00 Quinn, 2b... 411 2 20 Wilmot, If... 402 0 00 Quinn, 2...... 6 32331 Ingrah'm.lb 4 22400 Total...... 34*3 8 27 15 2 Total...... 32 1 4 24 ll 3 DANBIIHY vs. \\'ATERH'Y AT DAXBuRYAua.23: O'linen, 2b. 5 2 3 2 4 0 Kiitel.t, if... 4 0 0 001 Games Played Aug. 85. McMilUc.lf. 400 1 21 51cCiuloy,lb4 11601 iicMiflan.lf. 0 2 3 3 1 0[McCallum,cf 4 0 2 2 OO New Orleans...... 02000010 0—3 DAMBUEY. ABR.B. P. A.EIWATKDB'Y. AB.H. B. P.A.I Brmitl.ers.lfS 1 2 0 0 0| Lyons, cf..... 3 0 I 2 02 WILKESB'E VS.SYRACUSE AT WILKES'E Aus. 25: Flile, lb...... 4 02910 Pickett, as... 411 ~ "I 2 Brynan, p... 6 2 2 0 5 0 Murphy,!!'... 4 1 1 200 Memphis...... 0 0000100 0—1 Shay. lb...... 6 1 2 11 1 1 V.li.eler, If.. 6 1 3 4 00 rlj'r, lb 5 1 3 13 0 OjT.itnney, ss.. 3 0 2 131 4 1 1 6 Hun* earned—Memphis 1, New Orleans 1. Stolen 2 1 6 0 GilHt, 3b..... 5 1 1 2 30 Hoil WII.KKSB'E. AB R. B. P. A.E STBACCSE. AB.H. B. p. A. E B.yu'an.rf...~ ' 4- 0- 0- ~1 0~ ,IjCrooks, ' , 2b... 3 0 Firle.lb...... 600 8 00 iJn.there, p.. 4 0 1 Connell, 3b.. 5 1 Har.!-a, c...... 4 0 1 1 2 1 Wil!iain-.,3b. 3 0 1 111 rf...... 601 1 00 Jacoby, cf.... 624 1 00 Peak. 68...... 3 000 'Sow.lcrs, p... 402 1 8 0 PeKk.se...... 4 2 1 1 4 1 McKeever.c. 4 0 1 311 bases—New Orleans 1, Memphis 1. Stiuck out—By BriKgs,c...... 6 0 2 5 2 1 Hamilton, cf 6 3 4 503 Kelly, C.impau, Brill, p...... 4 0 0 0 3 O.Grwn, [>,2.b.3 00 120 Hoover, cf... 533 1 00 Mair, rf...... 610 1 00 Markin.p..... 4 0 1 1 8 I JDillon.c...... 4 027 II Stalzeu'g.rf. 533 0 00 Morr'sson.rf 4 02001 Black 3, Powell 7. T*o-b^e hits—Fuller, Cain, ft...... 522" " " 1 0 U rhaloo, lb.... 5 0 1 12 01 McKeough. Total...... 43816 27 1C 4, Total...... 320 5*2*5 169 Pettit, 3b..... 5 3 3 1 0 1 Lynch, lb.... 5 0 1 14 13 Total...... 361 7 24 154 Total...... 36-111 27155 Total...... 54 2321 27 1*9 3 Totnl...... 39 4 10 2*7 13 8 Cartwright. Double play—Phelan and G. Munlove, If.. 600 2 0 OJU-jiny' rf.... 6020 0 0 • Hoover out for running on bitbefurefly wascaueht. 2 2 32 Dululh...... 0 0 000010 0—1 Dilluth...... 30003091 1—23 Umpiie—Suck. Cliadwkk 2b 4 2 2 4 1 0!Qoirk, c...... 6021 0 0 Sales, as...... 6 3 2 0 6 0 Beard, ss..... 4 1 1 0 0 Wili,e,barro_ ...... 20201021 0—8 Uullman, If. 4 0022 libiuious, If..... 4 11100 St. Paul...... 1 0000300 x—4 Eau Claire...... 1 00011014—3 Sullivan,D. nnelly, «... rfo 5 013111"'' 0 1 1 VEnton, p...... 6..-- 0 1 6ini;hiimtcn...... 00000000 0—0 CSuly, c...... 400 9 3 IjBnttiu, 3b.... 421 1111 Earned run-:—SK Paul 1. Tiiree-bape hit—Crooks. Earned runs—Duhuh 1, Eau Cl'iire 2. Home runs Games Played August 18. 'Suiitb, se...... 4110 7 2 turned runs—Wilkcsbarro 3. Passed balls—Kr.ppel Beach, p...... 401 0 60 Dundon, p... 400 0 10 Two-base hits—Murpliy, Wilmot, Dillon. Quinn. —Quinn 3. Three-base, hit—EArle. Two-base hit*— BIRM'G'M vs. N. OKLEA'S AT UIRM'G'M AUG. 18: Casben, p...... 511 1 3 n Allumn, 2h... 411 2 30 2. Wild (.itches— Gicun 1, Ely 1. Two-bias bits— Honsnh'r.lb. 4 0 0 12 01 BittmaD, 2b. 4 1 1 4 11 Double play—^ou-dere, Crooks, McCauley, Cleveland. Slieibeck 2, Iteilly 2. .Jono% Iugrah:4m, Quiun, Peak, BIBM'CH'M. AB.R. ; X.ORLEANS AB.It B. P. A. Z Total...... 45 8 1**4 27 15 4 Total...... 437 1~6 27 136 Hcijver, O'Brieu. Filst on balls—Off Ely 2. Struck O'Brbn.Zli.. 4 0 2 1 3 0 Shellhase, c. 3 0 1 310 Stolen ba^es—Dtilutn 7, St. Paul 2. Suuckout—By Earle. Double p!a>8—Heilly, Cross, Ingrah-m. DuBee, ct.... 412 3 10 Pouoll, rf..... 4121 0 0 Danbury...... 2 0005100 0—8 tut—By Gri-cu 1, by Ely 6, by Brill 1. S:oUn bases— Total...... 4081*2 27 204i Total...... 38811 27 187 Markiu 4, by Sowders 7, Bases on balls—Otf Markiu First on bails— Buluth 4. Em Clai.e 2. Hit by pitcher Fuller, 3b.... 412 3 51 fampail, If... 4214 0 1 Watci bury...... 0 0100140 1—7 Witfcetburro 1. Double play-;—Ely, Straub; H-jover, Wilkcsbarre...... 30101010 3—!l 1, olf Sowdcn 3. Hit by pitcher—Peak, Bucck. —Piak.SUtzenbertr. Wild pitch—Crothu-s. Pa.-sed Hiilery, lb... 4 0 0 7 0 o!Caitwri't, lb 4 S! 3 7 1 0 Earned ~ri;nr—P:tnl>iirv 6, Watcrbnry 3. Two-baso Householder. Umpire—Jlapkdorun. g.uncuse...... 10000133 0-8 Umpire—Sullivan. halls—McK, ov, r 4, Earle 1. Stolen bas-w—Duluth 1. Burks.ss...... 40212 0 Gei-8, 2b...... 4121 2 0 hit— BilKLB. Doalil.) 4)l.ty— Gaeit, Alliiian. Uas9« SYKACUSE vs. BUFFALO AT SVRACUSK Ana. 19. Earned ruLs—Wilkesbarro 5, Syracuse 2. Two-base LA CROSSK vs.DES MOINES AT LA CU'E AUG. 17: Struck out—Duluth 2, Eau Claire 3. Umpire—Sul Musraii.p..... 4 0 2 1 2 0;Fuller, H...... 4 1 2 2 1 0 on balls— Danbury 3, U'liioriiurv 2. Hit by pitcher — Pasii'd balls— llrucn 2, Quirk 1. Wild —Eieron'innings. Score: liits—Pettit, Kelly, Jacoby, Lynch. Three-base hit— LA CROSSE. AB.R.B. P. A. EiDESMOINES. All.R.B. P. A.E livan. Dugan.rf...... 4 0 1 1 0 0| Kinsman, 3b 4 0 1 3 2 0 Chadwick. pitch — Casheu. St«>U-u I.-LSIS— runbury 7, Watorbury BUFTALO. AB.K. B. p. A.K D'ttn-an. lli)me run—Siles. Stolen baies—Wilfces- Jevne.cf...... 40220 0 Sutclllie, c... 402 2 21 MIN'APOLISVS. ST. PAUL ATMiN'ronsAuo. 20: Havei-, 2t).... 40252 O'Vaughn, C....4 017 1 0 SB. ABX. B. T. A.El 3. Struck out — Guebt, Smith. Umpire — Tuylor. Jacoby,cf,lb. 4 0 0 7 1 i;GriRi», cf..... 6 0 0 4 0 0 hiirrt- 4, Syracuse 5. StrlKk ont—By Koach 6, by Dun Miller, es... 40012 0!La Koque.ts. 401 1 41 MINNEAP'S. AB.R.B. P. A.E Sti.ilingn, If.. 4 0 0 3 0 O'Pujol cf...... 4 0 1 2 0.. 0. Marr, rf...... 4 0 0 0 0 O^Inmbury.rf. 5 0 1 fi 0 0 don 1. Hit l.y pitcher—Uarr. Donblo plays—Linen, lioolw,lf...... 4 0 0 1 0 0 Alvord, 3b... 4 0 1 420 Foster, cf..... 521 1 00 Slurpby.cf... 4211 ' 0 0 Muiphj-,c.... 400 1 0 p|Ajdeh.tte, p3 0 1 0 60 Lynch. lh.... 3 0 0 5 0 Ojl.ehane, Ib... 5 0 0 13 0 0 Bi'tman; Beard, Bittman, Lynch. First on balls— Mo.iarity.rf. 4 0 2 4 0 0 Veach.rf...... 4 0 0 100 Hawer, lb... 6 1 2 11 10 [lurch, if..... 4 121 0 1 To'al...... 36 2112*4 12 ll Total...... 35 G 15 2*7 131 CEESTON, Iow«, notes.— Wo want to lot the poopla H'u-Rin3,=f... 1 0 0 00 0 Remson, If... 4 020 0 0 Wilkesbarro 1, Syracuse 3. Passed balls—Cady 2, Meinke.Sb... 4 0 1 0 0 0,Whilely,cf... 4 0 4 \ 00 Kriet/c...... 51280 p|('leYel:ind,3b 410 2 11 Bil-liiinghaln...... 20000000 0—2 know M e have a to'im in Creston. They aro chiun- Heard, M...... 4021 6 0 Est«rd,tv, es. 401 3 0 ShuUiiaso 2. Wild pitch—Roach. Umpire—Hoover. Fcott. lb...... 3 0 0 11 1 OllSrumian, 2ii..4 0 0 320 Slriel, 2b..... 401 1 60 Wilmot, If... 4112 New (JrKans...... 2 0300001 0—6 pi'tris'oMowa. Our pitcli- M aro O'Leary, ILirkneu Simons, If.... 4 0 0 5 1 0 ]!r i.ly, Sb..... 4 0 0 1 40 CorlKlt,2b... 4 1 1 5 7 OtVanDjke.lf. 3 0 1 200 Pntt n, rf... 4 212 0 OM'i:'auley,lb4 0 1 11 l-.arne i runs—Birmingham 2, New Orkau? 4. l\\o- and llinchar'1; catch* rs, Ilarter nod II.iringloD. li.iik- out I'loo.i 10 *.o Dundon, p... 4 0 0 1 3 0 G'«.(, 2!...... 4 0 0 860 WHAT folly it Is to make presents to ptayora on the McCauley,c. 3 1 2 3 4 0 Hutchili'n.p 3 0 0 160 Meister, 3b_. 401 0 0 0 Stockwcll,.-.. 4 004 base hits—Fullei, Bulks, Dugau, Hayes, Geisa. Threo- ness is a promising pitclicr. II" litrikcs B.>itii>, 3h....4 0 0 2 4 I Du>J«le,c.._4 0 0 240 Mr-Id, cfcpocially just as they step to the hat. Folly, Dwyer, p...... 3 0 0 0 6 1 Faatz, lb..... 3 0 0 12 00 Shaw, ss...... 400 1 21 Pickelt,ss... 401 1 kue hit—Oartwricbt. Double plays— OuSee aiid 1'J ni'-n. In one irauie l.o mado Uie wondctful record speed and Bit man, 2b.. 4 (I 2 9 13 Fanuing p.... 4 1 0 0 10 bccauso it doiK the player uo good, and is a mere f:in-e Total...... 33 2 8 2*7 20l| Total...... 330 9 2*7 f62 Willii.lf...... 4 0 3 1 0 2|Cio<-ks, 2b... 4 2 2 450 Haves; Fuller nnd Ilwyes. Stoleu hftxes—Birmingham i.f sfrihiiig nul 23 men. lie has lightning O'Leary is a No. 1 -.utche:-; has Buckle\, c... 4 0 ' " -- - 38_-_ I 4 33 fl 0 for the spectator* nho come to witness a game of bull La Crosse...... (I 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0—2 Kloi-f, p...... 400 0 40 Sowdera, p... 300 1 62 6, New Orleans 7. Struck ont—By Itasinn 1; Ay-ie- wonderful curves. **3 1 Total..... mid trood curves. Maiteris the sucie old Total. .... 360, and are averso to Bll iuterruptious; thunder Btorius, Des Moines...... 00000000 0—0 T..tal"..... 39611*251231 Total...... 35 7 8 27186 Ic.tteS. liases cm balls—By Maoniu 2, Ay.lclotfe 2. gdo.i apred -•Winning ruu evoo, beiug too sliglitly cppieoiawd. ruua—La Cioasu 1, Basel ou balls—OS "Picketi out (01 uol touching third. Wild pitch—Mao:»D. Uinpir*—Currau. reliable catcher that Kochcat*! Ukcd to well. -Aug. 31.
Blngbamton's games thrown out, as Baffalo would be a Games Played Anfjvwt S3. tttes, J. Pnrvis Bmce second, J. B. Stofkdale third. great many points in the 1* a-1 by such a mov«, for tlie THE OHIO_LEAGUE. KALA'ZOO vs. ZANKSV'I,B AT KAL'ZOO Aua. 22: A head wind and in!Ks Akron atlialamazoo Siapleton, Ib4 2 2 14 0 fl'l.'olloer, cf.... 5 1 0 010 THE WALNUT STREKT THEATRE. Gorninlly A Jefi.-ry bicycle in the great w rld'g THE WESTERN LEAGUE. » the club tie fears aud therefore Buffalo will mnke a August 30, Canton at Wheeling; Mansfield at San B .biosoo, 2b 4 0 3 2 S 3J Darrow, Ib.. 4 1 1 10 10 ch«aiptc;:-hip road race from I'ostou to Ciliica^o ia big effort to have us counted out. But from the ftilk in da»ky; Zamsvilk at Columbus; Akron »t Kalaoiazoo Fuller, if..... 4 1 2 0 2 0 Welsh, 2b..... 4 1 1 311 Philadelphia's Oldest Theatre Opens Its Oc&.ber, in whi^, ?.!! the k-a'lin^ bicycle numufe*- September 2, Columbus nt Zftnesville; Mansfield at Ak Games to be Flayed. dulged in by the officers of tbe home association, one Vau Saut, 3D 4 2 4 3 5 O'McJIillau, p 4 1 1 0 80 Doors for Another Season. turei-s will be re-presented. thing eet-msto be very apparent, and that is that roll; Wheeling at Canton; Saudusky at Knlamaxoo. Zell, If...... 4 2 2 2 0 I'S-ering. If... 4 1 1 210 Aug.28, Omaha at D- over; Kanww City at V ...... 8epteuiber3, Columbtu at Zanesvillo; MaDsfleld at Ak The Walnut Street Theatre opens its doors for In a bicycling contest at Shields, Rut- Aui. 23^ Aug. ,:!), Un-oln at Has'i'ijfa; Emporia at Topeka. should our Buffalo friends be unfair in their demands DilloD, C.....3 1 2 8 2 O'Dnck, rf...... 4 0 3 1 00 Woodside, of Fhiladelphia, be.at Batten«by i.y 25 ;,arJ» in regard to the Binghamtou games, the Stars will dis ron; Wheeling at Canton; Sandusky at Kalamazoo. Al.lrich. p.... 3 1 1 0 7 0 : Milter, 3b.... 3 1 1 210 the season on Saturday evening, riept. 3, when In a mile race. His lime was 2:15. Temple, of Chi Atii:. 30, Dt-iivt-r at H«st:«n£>; Omt n?>T wt Hfwhut-s Oftmha at Lincoln club aud ruin another's chances in the race. Our re Wu-hit* at TofK-kn; Kmpor.'a al Kansas City. Kalamazoo is increasing its advantage for the Zanesville...... 070000000 7 Jr., will have its first presentation in this coun The mile bicfcte championship of New Sou ; h Watai presentatives thunld and will demand to have every Earned rui 3 Knlaranzoo5. Two-base hits Smnrth- Sept. 1, Denver at Hastings; Oinaha at Lincoln game played count and in standing up fur their rights, pennant, being nearly a hundred points ahea( try. The plet was derived from Sheridan Le was decided at Sydney, Aug. 6, and < iiarli'n Wood p«-ka at Emporia. and secured ti g-nul position, aod now if *>? are to be of a pretty orphan At Milwaukee, Aug. 16. a twenty one mile bicycte 0ept. 4, H(«titii;->at Omaha; WichiU at Kanaaa Cit field and Columbus almost in a bunch, and Ak- Millen 1, Aldrich 2. Struck out Ka amazoo 2, Zaues- heiresa by her villainous old uncle, aided by his banged in the i.e -k once more, there sbould bs but r-i;? ville 4. Umpire Curtin. rac« vas fndnlgt^l in b> P. II. Sercombe, C. H. Da Topeka at Euiporia. renirdy. The record ot any club should stand and res; with its week of defeats, falls farther back unscrupulous son and a wicked French G oat and F. T. Andr a. T!>e Cnurxe WHH t» \Vbitefish new member taking the place of adufnnct orgafiiza in the rear. The standing up to August 24, in SANDUSKv vs. WHEELING AT SAND'KY AUG. 22: Bay and back twice. De Groat won in 1:34%. The Record. SANni'SKT. AB.R.B. P. A. E governess. This precious trio stick at nothing. li.-n shuutd also take tlieir sinniling, be it good o elusire, is: ______WHEELING. AB.R.B. P. A. E They murder an innocent solicitor to whom they Frederick M. Hu-h a ineml er of ihe Ildumn Cycling No changes in positions have occurred in thi otherwise. Kontciifie, If 4 1 1 0 OOCiogau, If.... 621 1 02 If the Odwego games had lieen allowed U Mnlhi.l d, 3b 4 1 1 1 owe money; tbe Frenchwoman, at the instiga Club, of B rgeiiP-.iut, !o .k a header Lt^rSa nvd*y. lib League since the publication of the last table slau-i, as m justice they should have been, Syracuse P ? ---40 Uunn, rf...... 638 2 20 fice was sevt rely lacerated and Lruised and uue aria Would now have a good lead over all other clubs. A * f brothers,,----_ Ib 4 0 1 IS 01- - Nichol, cf.... 628 1 6 0 tion of her employers, almost horsewhips M'ith all the games counting that hare bee Chiistmau, c4 1 1 5 2 0 Nicholaou,2b5 0 4 330 was broken, this writing no date has been fixed fur a meet i air o the life out of the poor little heiress; an attempt In a on* mile bfcvcle race at Jarrow, Eng., Ane. 20^ played Topcka still has a big advantage ove the League lo t«ke action in the matter, which if Byn, rf.....;,, t 1 1 0 1 0;Stt-ntzel, c.... 5 0 0 621 is also made to drown ber, tut at lust, after many peril Lincoln, the former increasing its lead, whi] Akron...... McVey, cf.... 4-1 Z 1 0 Oi White, 3b.... 5 1 1 1 21 To«ii»lo beat Wo-'d by one ien<;th. In a twenty-mil* queer, a*one dub at least mint remain idle in the 11 ous adventure?, she ia happily raved, and the wicked rat1*1 Woodside n. at Batten by !>> two le gths. the latter fell back somewhat. Denver mad meantime. It in rumored tb»t Eloiiraia anxious to *Canton...... _... 0 I'urry, 2b.... 4 1 1 1 1 2 itfyers, SB...... 5 0 0 1 00 governet* gp'ta her qnietu., as she lie* chloroformed on Columbus...... 0 38 He«-er. sa... 41282 0 Bell, Ib...... 4 1 2 11 02 the most important advance of tbe week and i take Binghauiton'a place for the re«t of the season 62 .713 a bed, in mistake for the heroine. "A D*rk Seciet" but this is improbable. The fight for the pennant a* Kalamazoo...... Shell, p...... 3 00 1 6 liKimber, p... 4 0 0 150 will be eupeibl) mounted with ne\v, beautiful and well established in third plaoe. Kansas City i b'tweeu Bnfbtlp, Newark, and Sjiracme is very in- Mansfield...... 8J4 37 ; .462 Total...... 35 7 10 24 164J Total...... 45 9 f6 27 14 6 86; elaborate scenery painted by Gaspard Haeder, Win. THE RING. still fourth, and then follow Wichita, Hastings ter^etinic aud it is to l>e hojeil ttmt nothing will he Sandusky...... 43|.512 Saudnsky...... 11000209 3—7 Shaefter and Danirl Crtmmins. Anrmg its many Oinaha, and Emporia. The standing, up to Au tione at the special meeting of the Leiigue to give di»- fsteuiionville ...... o| o 9 Wheeling...... 01202103 x—-S novf-1 effects ia a representation <»f Hvn.e; Kepat'a, one Wheeling...... 4 391.470 THE SMITH-KILltAIN FIGHT. gust 24, inclusive, is: sa tie fact ion to any team. luieruutional Lta*ae SO -625 Earned runa Sandusky 4, Wheeling 6. Struck oul ot ih* Ui'*st striking, realistic aud daring stage pictures matters at the present moment look decide lly shaky Zanesville...... By Shell 4, by Kimber 4. Bases on balls Off Shell ever deviseu. Tbe. river fr-nt is shown on .1 July day and the public await the outcome with much mtereil 2, off Kimber 1. Two-case hits Chiutmau, Bell Another Meeting of the Principals in Lon Total L-.st...... 54 32;44;30 321 just before the race frr Lha diamond ecitlls. 'ih^re and anxiety. Nicholson 3. Three-base hits R.vn.Mnlholland, Bell ia tho Tlmmea, with a t5«ad shoot of real don A Fight Sure. *Not for the championship. fDisbanded. Home rui.s White Du.m. Umpire Stellbcrger. NOTES. water, real flowers, real rushes, ret! svv';:*1*. ducks and LONDON, Aug. 26. Tho parties immediately Is "Sandy" Griffin a mascot? MANSFIELD TS. CANTON AT MANSF'D AUG. 22 geese. Hutiaebo^t-f, eteam lauuchos, giics, wii.*fru-s Ten vt-r...... 7; 5 5 Games Played August 18. »nd lacing abtile arc all tube uoiiced in the extn«.r- interested in the coming Sim.fa-Kilrain fight * En i[K'ri;i...... 4| Sl 3! 0 7 25, About 6.UOO people attended the two Buffalo games CANTON. AB.E.B. P. A. B MANSFIELD. AB. R.B. P. A.E here last week ttutl were well paid for doing so. The MANSP'D vs. ZANESVILLE AT MASSF'D Aro. 18: Douaghue.cf 400 1 0 0 I'.eyuolds, If. 4 0 1 S 00 dinaryecene not mimi.-illusions, but tno genuine ar he d a meeting to-day and ugreed that th« HantihpH...... 4 3! B! 3i 4-Ml 331"", « '' Kaus 13 Cny...... 3, 41(.47 ehjven-maiug contest on Friday last was a great MANSFIELD. AB.B.B. P. A.R ZANESV'LB. AB.R.B. P. A. E Wood, rf...... 4001- 0 1 Dcleh'y, 2b.. 400 3 11 ticles. All is spirit and animation. Picuic parlies iu diamond belt sites M be left in the pos?e^?ion of Lincoln ...... 9i 58 strain ou everyb'.dy'n fcerves aud better base ball WM Bejnolds, If 5 1 2 2 0 Uohnson. c.. 6 0 0 6 20 Virtue, Ib... 4 0 0 14 01 Alien, 83...... 4 0 0 1 2~ 0' barge «nd boat, the fun ot the fair on the towitig-j.aih a committee of the PelL'aa Club until Smith or .37' UroJie, If...... 401 1 00 and crowds of sigbt-aeer* on Henley Bridge are also Oinnhii...... 4 7: 5 never seen here. Doielm'y. 2b 5 2 2 3 3 1 Welsh, rf..... 601 0 01 Westlake, 3b 4 101 2 ] Kilrain wins it. ' First bweown Tom Lynch WM taken suddenly ill Sanders,p..... 3 0 1 0 4 olZeiher.rfl."." 4 6 1 100 shown. Shurtly alter theie ia a night scene on the 811 913 Bohn.cf...... 512 3 00 McAleny, If. 6 0 1 i 00 Smith was lively and confident. Fox, KH- 310 41 5 32 sriuif lut»t Fndaj's gam^ aad was obliged to retire. Alien, ss...... 513-4 40 Sniurtu'e, ss 4 1 2 1 SI Ze.her, ss.... 3 0 0 0 3 0 B air, p...... 4 0 2 0100 river Thamea, with the boats «nd other craft illumin Ht< in in good shapt* again, h»wever. VVes;lake,3b6 0 1 a 1 0 Miller, 3b.... 4 11011 Blttclist'k,3b 300 0 51 Talk, c...... 300 3 00 ated anil decorated with lanterns. anJ the visiuua join rain's backer, was good-humored und happy, To al Lout...... 38 : 5l;60 4fi 28 48 Jl 4S 325 Hiiny Jacoby jumped onto first base during Tom Ze.her, c...... 5 0 1 3 1 0 Colloer, Ib... 4 0 2 13 01 Delaney, 2b.. 3 0 1 4 4 0 lirumWg, cf 3 0 0 100 iu a dt ligutful baicarole. But "A Dark Secret" ia not and sure of Kilrain's aucceH?. Smith said he yi'Ch't* iliuess and held it down iu good chape. Miller, p_... 4 0 1 0 3 0 Bames, cf....4 1 1 110 Sharp, c...... 30031 OjFruer, Ib..... 3 0 1 14 00 wholly depemient on ita scenic effects, fur it ia in itself iu ^t. Joseph's pl^ce. t^c Leart-avorth'B place a capital and highly iiiterestiusi play. Tho cast ia of did not mean ttiss Virginia Nelson, Nelly; In reply to a question whether the Spanish this old chestnut about ''umpirei doing it" expire. play. Zeiher, Delaney, Virtue; Blatkstock, Delaney Mis-Gat-iielle Du &tutu, Emalia D Ex'erre; Mi«s May police would prevent the fight, Fleming, Smitl'i week are unavoidably crowded out of this issue Zauesville...... 01010000 1 3 Nugenr, Bessie; Henry Wtiltou, Stephen; J.S. Thomp They will all appear as usual in our next. Duiidon likes Syracuse so w«!l thai h« will probably Eariied runs M»nsneld 3, Zanesville 1. Two-basi Virtue. Bites ou balls Oil' Sanders 1. Struck out backer, said chat u Spanish . Editor SPORTING LIFE the Syracuse team. Thu portraits are all excellent, AKIti.N. AB.R.B. P. A. K ZASESVXI. AB.B.B. P. A. I! Miller, cf..... 50010 0 Zecher, rt.... 300 0 40 and Saturday. Hill, lb...... 4 00701 Jol.usou, c._ 5 1 0 5 12 agreed that lii'ty partisans of each should be ad - '*Alm*»st the best ball of the League." Thi: and reflect credit on tbe leaJiug photographer of Syra Zeiher, c...... 4 2 2 7 1 0 BUcksfk.Sb 3 0 0 120 mitted to see the tight, besides the trainers and cuse. Brnley, If.... 4 0 3 1 2 0: Welsh, rf... 5 0 0 2 0] Crumb'g, rf. 4 0 1 2 0 0 Delaney, 2b.. 3 0 0 331 "Across the Continent" at the National. has been the general view of the work of th( Hixgins and Shellhasse, of the Syracuse Club, are Lau>er, 3b... 41102 0 McCaun, If.. 5 1 2 1 00 Bolm, p...... 403 0 11 0,11 euem.in.c 300 3 20 backers. ball club whi.-jh represents this city during th< probaMy the sin-ethoat runnera in the Li-ague. Their l,en.ch, rf.... S 1 1 1 0 o'Dnrrow, Ib.. 5 2 3 12 01 Freer, Ib..... 3 0 0 14 00 Uausewiue.p 300 1 31 Last week's business at the National, con past ten days. Their work strengthens the as battery work for tlie paat season haa alao been pretty Alien, cf...... 3 1 1 5 1 1 Snmrth'e, es. 4 4 1 2 10 Total...... 40 412 27 180 Total...... 2~70 i) 27 14 3 sidering the August weather, was phenomena!. Shoulder Hits. "speedy." Slmy, «s...... 3- 1 I- 0- 1 1 Colloer, cf... 5 1 1 2 00 At nearly every performance the sign "Stan John Sullivan and h;n ma"nK«r, I'at Sheedy, sail for sertion made by the writer some weeks ago thm McGr«u, 2(>. 3003 1 2 Miller, 3b.... 4 22 110 Mansfield...... _...... 00010021 0 4 the team wa? not in too fast company and couk The Syracuse team dropped a game at Wilkeebarre ,'aulon...... 00000000 0 0 ding Room Only" was displayed, and on sev Kufibind on tlie Bt.-amship dorvia from New Tnrk, -duy alter outplaying their oppanontsat every point. Bice, c...... 8 00564 McMil'leo,2b.._...__, 422_ _ _ 2- 21- - Double play Delaney, Virtue. Fiist on balls Off iSefit. 10. They expect to too the fight betwteu Kit- play with any club in the Leugue, if it desired Yttrliy the Kattoual game ia a queer ioaiitution at Irwiu, p...... 3 0 0 0 6 4 Duck, p...... 4 13 0*90 eral occasions the sale of tickets was stopped at liausewine 2. Struck out By Bansewine 2, by B .hn 7:30 P. M. Ic was the most successful engagement rain and Smith in Sj»iin. But how long will this spurt last? Many per times. McAleuy, c.. 0 00210 Total...... 4116U 27 f45 (. Passed balls By Hoeuemau 2. Umpire Stoll- D;in Swe^upy and Frank Wanamaker, both middto- sons tbink the team is making an effort to spurt, The opinion prevails here that a good SUte League Total...... 30 4 7241813 >erger. "Lights o'London" ever played in this city. weighig, f-^usht ^ix b! ody und lif-jn-rate roundd on a as it did shortly before the close of tho American for '88 caa bo made a paying invc-tuient With Akron...... 010000102 4 SANDUSKY vs. WHEEL'O AT SANDUSKY ADO. 23: Oliver Doud Byron's well-known drama, bar^e, thirty uniea fi-.ni N<>w York, oa Au^. 21, lioclioater, Buffalo, Syracuse, Utica, Binnbiuuton and Zanesville...... 08101141 x 16 "Across the Continent," which, although sensa Sueeney uag coinjdelely aqu- Iciieil. Association season last year. Thisis to be hoped, Earned runs Zanesvilie 2. Two-base hits Smunh- SAKDUSKr. AB.B.B. P. A. E WHEELING. AB.R.B. P. A.E Troy or Albany great interest could bu uwukmi-d. liimtclifto, If 4 12 1 0 (I at least. The cau-e of the brace-up is attributec G. WHIS. waite. Culloor, Uarrow, McMillen, Lersch. Hit by Crogan, If.... 401 2 tional, is a play that gives abundant opportu On the outskirts of Philadelphia Aug. 20. John H. by pers l on Mtnulny J.igi>t, Aug. 22. \Van»- SANDUSKY. AB.R.B. P. A B| CANTON. AB.R.B. P. A. K "urry, 2b..... 421 fielded like denunig. Tho infinlJ work was niaftnifi- NEw.trtK, N. J., Aug. 25.-^EJitor SPORTING KoiitclitlB, If 6 1 2 1 0 OlDmagh'e, cf5 1 1 2 00 Meyers, ss... 300 0 11 due to the fact that it ia a thoroughly American play, nmker won in bix rounds. Frank Sm\euauu was tbe ceut. Suiitlt, who waa jtlca-ed to tret back to eccond LIFE: Since my last we have beeo to our low lower, ss.... 4 1 0 1 6 0 Shetzlino, 3b 3 0 0 121 and that the interest never flags. ''Across the Conti referee. filler, Ib..... 5 1 4 9 0 2: Wood, rf...... 6 2 1 000 Kuston, p..... 401 2 90 Morrison, p.. 3 0 0 0 71 ba-'G, ha^ p'aycd the base a* if lie desired his retention est notch in the race this year, that is, third Mulhot'd, 3b 5 0 0 5 2 1 Virtue, Ib... 6 1 3 10 01 nent" will be given iu very effective atyle at the Steve Brodfe, the bridae jumper, hai won hta there. Kuetmea work HI Ov>rt 1ms heen excellent; in McVey, cf... 42132 l|Brodie, If..... 612 0 01 Total...... 36 7 7 27 22 4\ Total...... 31 4 4 27 187 National and some very pretty scwuery will be dis maiden victi-ry in the prize, ring. On Ausr. 20 ha fact, the fl'-lditiff of (hf entire team haa hocu good, and Dlace, and closed last week in our old position 'undusky...... 00002111 2 7 played. Iu the prologue ther» is a full concert acene, irst place. Owing to the rain, we now occupy (Jhiistman, c4 1 2 2 3 0( Saudera, p.... 5 1 2 1100 fought Ed Love, of ^taten Island, with skin-unt b«flidfK hittiiiK in time was coniuieDCtd. Tbe result Kyn, rt...... 40102 OJZucher, «.... 511 2 12 Wheeling...... 10030000 0-4 tfiving a half-hour's agreeable interlude of fun and gloves, and in the eighteenth round Brodie knocked \vtis Kf\eetween us aud Buffalo. It is rather doubtful Hewer, ss..... 4 0 1 2 3 01 Dehjney, 2b.. 4 1 2 661 4, by Morrison 5. First on balls Off Euston 2. Three- many new mirth-provoking features. Billy Davis, of Ha-lem, and Hngh V. Boyle,of New of tho third Katno with Ohina^o. Shell, p...... 4 0 0 0 4 OjSharp, c...... 411 7 20 ia.«e bit strothers. Home ruu Koutcliffe. I'»-s«l To-day the team opem d up with Boston after one f we benefit ourselves much away, from home; >alls Fitzsimnions 5, Byn 1 Stentzel 2. Umpire Jersey, fuuyht to a finnh with kid ^lovca for a 8tnke but we shall make a great etfort to stay whero Tolal...... 395 12*23 186| Total...... 42 'JU 27 19C Footlight Flickering^. of$500 in a private neidenL-e in New Y"rk on August win and one d«fr«t at New York. They lost the game jlh ry. The most laughable of all c«>mediea, "Peck's Bad 26. Bo vie was knocked eenet-lcaa in the ninth ruund to B >stun by had fielding, partly due to wet grounds. re are. Bufl'ilo has been fortunate in its *Sharp out for running out oi line. KALA'ZOO TS. ZASESV'LE AT KAL'ZOO AUG. 23: Norns w»s also hit hard. Ed, in the two last guinea ibility to play games when other cluta were Hopped Sandunky...... 10000301 0 5 Boy," will be the attraction at the National next w«k. and,Davis was d-clared ihe winner. Caulou...... 10003410 x 9 KAI.AM'ZOO. AB.R B. P. A. ElZANESV'LE. AB.B B. P. A.I he Ima pitched, failed to ko«p th« Iiitu huuched, u new m account of the weather. We were eched- Xtetsjn, ss. 4 0 0 3 2 llJohnson, c... 312 4 21 Lily La a g try has bad a fulling out with her leading The Jersey City Athletic Clnb will hold a boxing failing with him since he be^an good work. Icd tit play two gnmeg with tho Bingd this week, but Struck out Sanders 7, Shell 2. First ou balls Ot] man, Chas. ( oglilan, about tbe new play the latter baa tournament on th« evening of <*ct. 4. The events wifl Sanders 4, off Shell 3. Two-base hits Bjn, Christ- (hue, of...... 400 1 10 Smurth'e, ss. 3122 0 1 written for tho beauty. be: Spucial, 110 pound-; buntam, 110 p-nind^ au-1 un SLY OLD GALVIN'S RKORD. ht-y are n» IIHTO. It would aeem but com tapleton,lb3 22710 McCann, If.. 301 0 0 1 mon courtesy that we should have been notified of man, Wood, Sanders, Brodie. Three-base hit Ooi.a- The opening week of the National fareiceedsMl der; f.'iither-weiglits, 116 to 126 po^n-li; light-weights, Jim Galvin'a record this season In catching men ^. Home ruu Virtue. Pasaed balls Christrnan "oiler, rf..... 3 1 0 0 00'I'arrow, - - Ib.." 301""' 6" 00 MOpriundsaud under, and middle-wulghu, 140 to 158 heir diglmudiueut in view nf tiio fact stated aUtve, but 'an Sant,3b3 23100 Welsh, 2b.... 3112 previoua recorda in point of numbers aud receipts, nnpping on tlio baxea excei'd^ tlint of any pitcher in iuch wan not the case, and the tir^t notice we had WHS 4, Sharp 1. Umpire Stellberger. tthowiog conclusively a big season ahead. pouufla. tliH I.»-a^u*». {11, If...... 312 0 0 OCdloer, rf... 3 020 In one rif the Chicazo jrauies an amusing hrou^h the papers Hfter tiio pluyeis hail been allotted KALA'ZOO vs. COLUMBUS AT KAL'ZOO AUG. 19: Bnchen'r,2b3 0 1 3 0 1 Miller, 3b... 3 0 0 1 'Alan Dare," the dramatic ven-inn of Admiral Por- Juke Kilrain and Charley Mitchell, will sail for Enar- Incident cccuried. Jiun, who h;id really caught Ffeff,-r o oth«T clulis. I sincerely hope there ia uo fteliiig KALAM*ZOO. AB.B.B. P. A. El COLUMUUS. AB.tt.B. P. ter'acelebrated novel, with McKee liankm and a lanti uu Si', t. 20, and \vill tippillon, c...... 3 1 2 2 3 0 McMillen, cf 3 0 1 3 bftie twice, but P>wera rofuaed to allow the ;aiust tho Jersey clubs. Casey, late of tbe Bingham- Ulteraoii, ss.. 6 1 2 2 2 0 Erek, rt...... 5 1 2 1 0 0 Vatson, p.... 211 1 30 Duck, p...... 3100 powerful company, foliowa "A Dark Secret" at the priii:-ip;tl th^atros, nfter *hic'i Kilniio will %v into out, began chinning with Ana >n about the matter us, is hack with us and occupies his old petition in Bhue, cf...... 514 0 00 West, cf...... 5013 1 1 Walnut. tra-niDiC to fight Jem Smith for $10,000 and the wor M'g Beverui ianiugn later. Aus'm waa ututidiug oa the ntre field Derby h*a beeu released to reduce ex- Staplet.m,lb6 1 1 10 00 Uutchiu'u,ss4 10230 Total...... 28 8 fl 18 fO 2 Total...... 27 4 10 18 10 6 cha ; |'JIioD^hip. Kilraiu will take % farewell beoeflt thirJ baae c ach box. "Do you wnut to see me catch Calamazoo...... 02310 2 8 The Carleton Opera Co., the strongest lyric organiza jenses. The Jerneys are here to-day playing a poat- B tiinson, ib 5 0 I 3 21 Kiucaley, 3b 4 121 tion now travelling, will open the Philadelphia betoro his dtparture. nrnn?"ttU(l Calvin. x>tieod:eil'w,lf4 0 3 0 inesville...... 11002 0 4 'Ye«." laid Ans.»D, "you Earned runs Kalamazoo 4, Zanesville 2. Two base operatic aeaaon at the Walnut the latter part of Sep can d" it." wallop 'em. They have not won a game en Zell, If...... 511 100 Behan, 2b... 4003 tember. 'All riirlit," euid Jimmy, «s he p :tched the fifth Diilou, rf..... 602 0 00 l.atham, Ib.. 4 0 2 10 11 tits Johnson, McCanu, Welsh. Turee-baae hits our grounds this BPHSOD. The benefit g>tme will Jillon 2. Home runs Johnson, Van Saut. Double ball to llra»i. "Now I'm giving this man his base on played here ou the 26cu, and excites a great deal of , p. 4 0 1 0 90 Pike, c_...M. 410 4 30 A. 8. (Gua) Pennoyer, haa been appointed manager THE TRIGGER. balli aud HI catch him d*ad in u mioute. Ill juat eieat, add the management hope it will I* a great Fuller, talk, had takeu a lead litchos Watson 2, Duck 2. Struck out Kalamazoo John S. Claike, the famous comedian, will appear at jury at Newark last week on a charge of ehootiDg nevertheless we will end in second place or better. Knlunwrao...... _...... 01010030 x 5 ^ Umpire Curlin. pigeons from a trap. U-tder shot two t:ird* at Erb'a Of ton fret off the b*8« by this tin.e. Sn Idenly GUlvin Stuart has beuu rele.iaetl to uiake pUco for Caaey. Columbus...... 0 0111001 0 4 the Walnut iu October aa Dr. Panghsa aud Ezekiel turned and threw the bull to Barkltiy, who caught COLUMBUS TS. AKROJI AT COLUMBUS AUG. 23: Homespun iu "Tbe Heir at Law," aud will aldo present plnce, uoar Blooinfield, Inst week, and thu complaint jrctco Pearce, is a clsver fellow, and uudoubtedly hia Earned runs Kalamazoo 4. Two-base bits Otter- against him was mule by the Socu-ty for the Preven Bvau by three feet. Powers gave the out and Galvin 'utentions are first-rate; but he kuowa no more about son, Khiie, Flunagan, Kingsley, I-atham. Tbree-bas.- COLUMBUS. AB.R.B. P. A.* AKRON. AB.R.B. P. A. E hia great comic creation, Taodlet. a'm at split his sides laugliing. Anson was mad. irek.rf...... 6 0 1 1 0 0 Hili, 2b...... 4 1 1 420 tion uf Cruelty t> .Animtita. Compel for the defence jails and strikes than a cow about a muskot. Scran- hit Van Sant, Home run Erek. First on bails Mr. Charles L. Davia'soAson begins in Detroit, Mlch., adniitted the ki!linn September 12. "Alvin Josliii," brasa baud, dia- Aosuu was quiet thereafter. Kiiigaley, 3b 5 1 2 2 10 Lanser, 3b... 502 1 30 prrtniiiivoroiifi binls the killing was nut ille;; il. al are iu. Riz. ler 1. Wild pitches Flanagan 2. Struck out Kala- munda and all will tour for forty-two weeks. "Alvin" though done from a trup. Tne jury H«iuitted Bader. PICKINGS AND CULUTfGS. mttzoo 1, C dumbus 6. Umpire Curtin. Joodfell'w.lf 5 1220 olLersch, Ib... 5 1 1 14 00 will be at the National very soon. Mlan,2b.... 61422 llAllen.cf...... 401 1 01 If he had been convicted the casts would have- beea Pool-aelHnc on gnmes in this city hag been nn- Manchester Mention. MANSFIELD vs. WHEEL'S AT MANSF'D AUG. 19: Frank Lane, a young aud talented Philadelphia takeu to the Court of App*;tla as a lent. iwiwlly artivo thU RflKs.in. Th.-re are f.,ur Nnlton, ss... 421 1 00 Shay, aa...... 401 2 52 fictor, haa been added to ihe cast ot "A Dark Secret." MAXCHISTKK, N. U., Auj. 24. Editor SPORTING MANSFIELD. AB.R.B. P. A. K|WHEELING. AB.R.B. P. A. E .atham, lb.,4 126"0 0 A!exander,rf4' ------11200 Two teams repreaentfn^ New York and New Jersey Th<> highest winning c»mMn»tion waa eci.re'l some ATL: Doyle, who haa beou pitching for the Lowella Beyn,.lus, If. 4 0 0 0 0 0 Ciogail, If.... 4 1 1 1 00 lie will pUy tbe part of a youthful college athlete, ------'-- 'ike. c.:._... 411 g 11 McAleny. c.. 4 1 1 2 40 and undoubtedly prove a strong factor In the success participated in a pi^em -hooting ni'itch ne;i' [ Dale 5, by Fitzgerald 2. At the shoot of the Fountain Gun Club at Wood- Mautfield...... 02001000 0 3 Eases on balls By Dale 2, bv I'ltzBoraid 5. Hit by been playing the part for the last three yenr* through lawn, Long Island, Autr.3, L. liaveuporf, 28 y^nta, recently hus braced up and promises to behave n'm- eceiviug evidence at every guuio played since Le put Wheeling...... 00220000 1 4 out the l nited Kingdom. Ha Las the reputation of aelf bftter hereafter. He has been doing excellent itcber lly Dale 2. Paswd balls Pike 2, McAleny 3. won the cluh's chanaplonehip badg'-, killing 1'^ blida HH team in worhitg order ani! is playiug tlie men in Earned runs Mansfield 3, Wheeling 1. Two-baie being a very fine melodramatic net or and met with out of 13, th -n won second prisw in a gweej stake at 25 work everwinre bi.stintce-np heir proper p'laitious. Ciugulin is doing first-class liis Westlake, Freer. Three-base hits Yaik, Blair, Wild pitch Dale 1. Fitzgerald 2. Umpire Schwartz. great buccesa everywhere. (.'larknon and PfeftVr are enraptured on glsss watch- >a;di,hy killing 10 etraight, and finished by killing ).i k stop work. Halpiu it coveriug A heap of ground >gau, Duun. Struck out By lilair 1, by Morrison The theatrical company headed by Frank 0. Bangs 11 ot'night from th« 27-y.*rd mark, only usinu nn« charms which a South Side worker turn* our. \Vhib as short stop, and throws the b ills with the accuracy, Stolen bases Mansfield 3, Wheeling 1. First on Games Flayed August 24. here they vMted that side iu company with Baldwii and souiotiuie-i wHi almost and Miss Chat-lotto Brhrens broke up in a row at the baud to hia gun. He killed a total of 36 out of 39 that iho *p*>ed, of a field piece, jails Kv Morrison 1. Passed balls Steiidel 1. Um- AKRON TS. CANTON AT AKRON AUG. 24. Score: National Theatre, Washington, Aug. 26. Some of the at, tii'l ordrrcd one tach. while Trask is performing the duties of a third bane- re Ullery. ______Mam amusing stories nf Manager Phillipg' super- nan in the must effective manner. Tlie item in your CANTON. AB.R. B. P. A. E AKR )N. AB.B B. f. A. K actors demanded a pro rat* division of the money in On the third day of the tournament of the Del Btition are going l lie round-. Horace was sure the Games Played August 2O. inders, p.... 5 2 2 2 6 0 Bill, 3b...... 6 0 0 233 the audience, which amounted to only S185, but Mr. MuineP, la., Gun Club, Aug. IV, E. W. Budd a,-Ma i*t week's "Noles and Comments" staling that Tr»isk Hanga minted uu hia special j>er, euUge, and the others team would viu three ntnifght from C'tii-rairobecaune ho ad beeu reinstall d was uncalled for, as he has nut MANSFIELD vs. WHEEL'G AT MANSF'D AUG. 20: Doua'bue.ct 522 0 00 Bruley, lf_... 501 2 02 beat C. C. Williams, of Missouri Valley, for the United rode to and from tho ground* in car 35. McCoroiirk in jeell laid off this sea-on fc,r lack of ability at third, Etcher, se... 502 1 4 Oj Ler»ch, Ib.... 4 0 2 10 12 then refused to plav. The cut tain was not raised and Stile* championship b'td^--, killing U4 bird-i to 92 out MANSFIELD. AB R.B. P. A. EiWIIKELINO. AB.It B. P. A. F. Wood, rf..... 522 2 10 Shay, ss...... 400 1 40 the audience was dismissed, the money being refunded. of 100. By virtue of having held thy championship car 36, and a frien-i in c^r 37. THUS Chicago would mi further, he is now filling that position better tliau Keyuolds, II 6 1 2 2 00 Croxan. If.... 601 0 00 have lost their 36t!», 36th and 37th gamed. But Phil ny other third baiemau \vehave. had. We now have I ene'n.ib 60118 2 Alleu.cf...... 412 1 01 bailee against all com,ietitord for three year*, that eui- Powers Icn'-cked out the omen. Deleha'y, 2b 5 1 2 2 40 Dunn, rf...... 511 2 00 Virtue, Ib.... 5 1 1 13 00 McAleny, c.. 4 2 2 6 11 btem becomes the private property of Mr. Budd. vvolve men signed, and think our team a very good Alien, ss...... 524 1 23 Nicbol. cf.... 502 1 00 I «« ' th«t my statement of a coolness between Mark ne to play tho balance of tho games with. DUKI. Dolaney, 2b 4 2 1 2 2 0:Alexan'r, 2b 4 0 0 2 31 Dr. Carver and John L. Brewer gave an exhibition Buldu in »nd Onpt. We«tlake,3b5 0 1 1 4 OJNichols'o,2b 6 0 0 351 Brodie, If..... 411 1 0 o[ Walker, rf.... 311 1 00 THE WHEEL. Ansou is denied. Well, the s'ory Z-iher, c...... 6 0 0 1 0 Oj Myers, ss...... 4 0 2 012 of pigeon shooting An jr.. 22 at Rnadiu^, Pa. The shout came from ^evenil of tho you tig pitciier'tj friends, who Hastings Not So Huppy. .harp, c...... 4 1 3 5 0 l,Irwin, p...... 3 0 2 0 6 u resulted in a tie, each killing 22 Tt>nu-ut. This will be rer tour. The series was conspicuous for errors, Eiirjed luns ASron 2, Canton 5. Twii-bnae liita sults: One mile, novice 1st, A, W. Snow, Newark; the damn place, and Keiulall, tf Heading. quite a lo*i t" Piim, for, if he keeps on playing first Listings having sustained three defeats. Our Total...... 4310 1527 123 Total...... 40 410 27 186 IcAleny, Zecher, Wood, Brodie. Three-base hit 2il, Robert E. Mo*s, Bloomfield, N. J. Time, :»m. 11s. The best record ever nw!e in Knglaud at the much* Mansfield...... 00310301 2-10 ianders. First on balls Hoenemao, Delancy. Stolen base, which he i-i now doing well, it run hardly lie earn is considerably demoralized, the result of Oue-hiilf mile, amateurs 1st, W. E. Grist, Wtiahiug- talkfd-of rapid flying Kn^liah blue rock pigeons ww expected that the Pittsburg irmimgemcnt will pav Wheeling...... 001000300 4 i:iaes Canton 3, Akrou 1. Struck out Canton 3, t.tn;2d,C. A. Steuken, Jersey City. Time, 1m. 18 icavy fines that were imposed upon the team at Earned runs Mansfield 6, Wheeling 3. Two-base m.ide by Mr. Jonrne, it Frenchman, u'h<> killed 86 imt him as much for covering first base as hecoiid. Sim Lkron 3. Double play Shay, Alexander, Lersch. 2-6s. One mile, local 1st, William Van Wagoner; of 100. Previous to this record 80 waa tho highest. receive-! a good mini for covering iccor-.f), exceeding Denver for listless playing. Our players must hits Grumbling, Bell, Nichol. Tliiee-baw hits- 'assed balls McAleny 1, Sharp 2. Wild pitches ..'d. Robert. Moss. Time, 2m. 58s. Two milea amateur S'-ven and a half found* i< the nverage weight of ^uo« th-- limit, it |.i said. At any into his Hilary ban bet-n t- made to uuderstand that iu consideration of high Alien, Sullivan. Double play Nichols'iu, Bell. rwin 3. Hit by pitcher Sand»ra. Umpire Bell. handicap 1st, W. E. Crist, Washington; 2d, H. B. used by both the Hurliu^ham and guii club members. tht- cuvy cf Eonie iilnv'Tt and cans'd much chewing. Stolen bnsei Mansfield 3, Wheeling 3. First on balls ulaiies paid our people expect tltom to play l»M and SANDUSKV TS. ZANEST'LE AT SAND'Y AUG. 24: .ciiwartz, Reading, Pa.; 3d, Thuma-i H. White, New The Central Missouri Shooting A«sociation has been The ivlwue of Hrouh effoct» q.iito a saving to tho ot horse. The hiffli ea'ftries m the Western League ByBohnS, by Sullivan 4. Hit by pitcher Miller. ASDUSKY. AB.R.B. P. A. EIZANESVILLE.AB.lt. B. P. A. K York City. Time, 5m. 42s. One mile, professional clnb Tom don't aeeni to be doing «ny too good "asscd balls Zeiher 2, Westlake 2. Wild pitches organizod wth these offlccrrt: President, J. H. John ave cjmidetely demoralized the players and the Ril8.); 3d, A. A. McCurdy (25yds). Time. Bho lly. KALAMAZOO vs. COLUMBUS AT KAL'ZOO AUG. 20: O'e«n; necretary, C. B. Olilham, of Jefferson Cityf iicu salaries ad are paid iu the West this year and the Mulhol'd,3b5 22 1 1 3 Duck, rf...... 2 00110 2m. 414-59. One mile, amateur, tandem 1st, II. J. treasurer, W. W. Wanner, uf Jeffernon City. Jim Hart w«nt*>d t« buy Knehnf early in thoKprin?, [ suit is they can't htand prosperity. With few KAL'MAZOO. AB.R.B. p. A. E: COLUMBUS. AB.R.B. p. A. E '.rothers, cf. 5 1 1 1 0 0 McC*nn, If... 4 11300 Hall, Jr., Brooklyn, oud W. E. Crist, Washington; 2d, but the mnnagcnuint widely tai-ld on 10 him. H«rt xcnptions, there isn't a man in the Western League O'tcrson, St.. 5 0 0 1 .5 0 Erek, rf...... 522 0 0 (I 'liiiBtnmn, c4 1 2 4 2 2|D,rrow,lb...4 0 2 13 00 E. S. Dayton and G. A. French, Fair Haven, Ct. Time, A match ahoor, one hundred bird a each for JF200 a would c-rtai'ilv hav.- gocin'ed A priz". Knehiit)'n d »- ho is capable of earning &J per day outside of the Bhue, cf...... 5 2 2 0 0 0 West, cf...... 5 1 2 001 McVey, rf... 41230 OiWolfh, 2b..... 401 im. 17 1-5?. One inilo amateur handicap l*t, Wil Bide, between E. W. Tinker and P. H. Kmdall, both of Dn-ilin tiflHtr-* (nteif.-red with hi* work for sums time, iaraond. The directors propose to impose some beavy StHpletun,lb5 2 2 19 0 2 Mutchin'n,»s 5 0 0 1 42 urry, 2b_.. 4 1163 1 Colloer, rf- 210 102 liam Harding, Hartford; 2a, C. Stenkun, Jersey City. Providence, K. I., came «'ffat the urouudMuf tan Narrm- font he ha- m*n,i^ed to throw HNide ail affection for les, and if there ia any kick made Hastings will plav Robmcore of 82 tu 72. bis erring wife and is n >w indifferent loher fate. No ie season thrrugh with cheap meu. Our poople have Van~ " Sant,3b - 4------1 1 1 2 0 Goodfc]l'w,lf4 0 3 1 iliell.p...... 4 10 04 1 Parker, c..... 301 6 11 unmiue (scratch); 2d, 0. Blizzard (200yds.) Time, development* in liis di»orct» suit h ive occurred lately. eatcd the players with too much conflld.Tation, and II, If...... S 1 1 0 Behan, 2b.... 5103 Total...... 4012132715 7 Seering, p....3 00 121 m. 34. :WH. One mile amattur lap-race 1st, W. E. Tlie Night 0*1 Gun Club ban been organized at Ln-?)( to th« PhfMliM is thr wish of manv liaso ball ie result t^as been Ibat some of the men imiigine that Dillon, c...... 6124 Latbam, Ib.. 4 0 0 16 Newark, N. J., with the following officers: President, I Total...... 33 4 8 27 14 10 (.'rial; 2d, H. J. Hall, Jr. Time, 3m. 2-5s. Two miles George H. Moitt'4; vice president, J. G. Y eager; re ednnreis l^re. The Phillies wor« President Nimick'a icy can do protty much as they plea-o. Our people Fuller, rt..... 5 1 1 2 0 0 Pike, c...... 4 2 1 422 anduskT...... 36101001 0 12 professional bicycle handicap 1st, 8. G. Whit taker eh»1-fl penn.tnt. avo learned that they Lave exercised poor wisdom. Watson, p.... 5 1 4 0 6 0 Sommera, p.. 4 1 1 162 -cratch); 2d, W. F. Kziapp. Tinif, 5m. 66 a-5s. One cording secietary, W. Tailor; financial secretary, J. Miller will support ^aoesville...... 1 00001002 4 Daltou; treasurer, II. Allan. both Galrin and McComiick as A lab.-rer is worthy of his hire," and a player is ex- Total...... 44 9 14 27 2"05| Total...... 42 8 11 26 218 Two ba!e hits Cnrry, Miller, of Zanesville. Struck iiile consolation 1st, William Lamb, SmithvlHe; 2d, nin h us puttibie. Georgo caiches both well. When cted to discharge his duties in the tame satisfactory vahunnZiKi...... 00210010 5 9 J. W. Roberts, Poughkeepsie. Time, 2in. 55 3-5s. Mr. J. Kroner won the North Side Gun Club cham- behm I Mf.Cormick ihn latter works lik« a demon. ut By Shell 3, by Seering 2. Basea on balla Off pioiiHbii> badi/e at Wood^ide, Loug lulaud, Aug. 9, auuer that any laborer does who works for a salary. Columbus...... 13001102 0 S hell 2, off Seering 6. Umpire Ullery. RACES IN CANADA. Everything was favorable to The mi^jf-t ia A great favorite in every Leaguo tuwn ______Doo. Earned runs Kalarnazoo 1, Columbus 2. Home runs killing ten birds straight. except ij»rli!4ps, T)e'r(»it. tne auccf SB of the annual tournament of the Toronto, The Minneapolis, Minn., Gun Club, has a new secre Watssn, Erek. Two-base hits Watson, West, Erek. Out., Bicycle Clnb, held on Aug. 15. Return: One a«m B*rkley Ml in the ftrstButjton game and brul-ed Duluth's New Manager. First on balls By Watson 3, by SoramersS. Hit by tary in T. C. Lawrence, viCf'C. n. Ru-feMl, resigned. hi* fac" lather badly. mile, 3:40 class J. K. Couway, Toronto, lit, in 3in. DUI.UTH, lllnn., Aug. 23. At the stockholders' mc«t- litcher Van San'. Pas-ed balls Diilou 3, Tike 1. NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE. H 2-5^.; W. M. Carmuo, Norwich, 2d. Half-mile, open Ttie fitisbnnr p'aycD don't hav« much love for the ng of the Piilutu Base Ball Association last Thursday Wild pitchea Watson 2. Bases stolen Kalamazoo 5, wattr. They pla\e tliluk ha was a big dub, but I thought ug the remainder of tins season without pay. The aud a con pie of valuable irotters killod. They wer» bi:n u pn-tty (air fellow afterwards. Honeversnid Bruley, If... 4 I 3 3 0 2: Welsh, 2b.... 6 2 2 1 2 1 Aug. 31, Salem at Haverhill; Lowell at Manchester, fifteen Arthur Wheeler lit, iu 34m. 45s.; J. Greon- ivngo reduces tho expenses of the team materially, janser, 3b... 41100 O'McCann, If... 512 1 01 Portland at Lynn. field 2d. Three miles.opeu T. Fane, Torouto(240yds.), C-id and Agues, the fuimer haviu^ had an offer of niuept. 1, Haverbill-Blnea at Salem; Manchester at 1st, iu 9m. 5 25s.; W. S. Campbell, Nimmra JTalta labie the niauagi.ment to go through the season Alien, cf...... 400 4 01 Smurth'e, ss. 5 1 2 0 40 Lowell. (180yd.s.), 2d. Fred Foster, Toronto (scratch), rode the da^ith. OSK! to niitke him wild by shouting in from the out- itliout further losses. Subscriptioue amounting to The horsea for the great 810,000 race to be trot'ed aft fiold: "Have jou got tliuni agaiu?' " Shay, ss...... 401 0 02 Colloer, cf... 522 2 11 lept. 2, Portland at Lowell. distance in 9m. 30 l-5». Quartur-milo, coiubinaiion, 1,101) were handed in, the result of oue day's canvass, McGran, 2b. 4 0 0 3 6 2!Mill.r, 3h. c. 5 0 1 2 31 3ept. 3, Saleui at Manchester; Haverhill-Blneaat Port club W. H. Cox 1st, in 1m. 38s.; A. F. Webster 2d. Hartford, on Aagnst 3t, have been n.-mied. They are nd to this amount Mayor Sutphin and Jay An<1er-on McAleny, c.. 4 1 1 3 3 2JMcMillen,rf 5 0 1 2 01 land; Lowell at Lynn. Hulf-milo, married men Dr. Doolittle, Toronto, 1st, Patn/n, 2:14^; Lurctta F., 2:li>; Prince VHlkea, 2:18^ SYRACUSE EXCITED. Ided ?SOO each, which will pay off about half the in- Alexander,p 31104 U peering, p..... 533 0 20 in 1m. 362-5s.; A, F. Webster, Toronto, 2d. Five Garnet, 2:1'J; Astral, 2:18; Mjatic, 2:22^: RosaltM ehtedneKa. At the close of tho present season next The Kecord. mi lee, oijeu Frod Foster, Toronto, Wilkes, 2:18%; and Dan, 2:24^. ar's team will b" signed at once, and it may be Total...... 35 6 9 24 T69I Total...... 46131927 13 7 lat, in 18m. 4 l-5s.; Determined to Have the Binghamton Akron...... 100000220 5 The only change in the New England League I). Naaniith, Toronto, 2d. Neil Campbell, Niagara The four-mile trotting record of Trustee's, 11:06, Games Counted, liven at the Cost of tHted now that Joe Quinn, by far the best ball player Zanesville...... 00651002 x 13 Falls, N. Y., rode a half-mile against time in 2m. 12 which was made in 1849, wa-i beaten ni Ke->kuk, Iowa. "Withdrawal Jfc'rom tlie l^eagite, Etc. n the North western League, will be at the head of the Earned runs Akron 2, Zanesville 8. Two-base hits ince last week is the substitution of Manchester 4-5-). He also gave an entertaining exhibition of on August 12, by tho chestnut gelding Satellite, owned uluthsof'88. or the Haverhill-Blues in third place. Port- h; John Ballon tine, of Keoknk. He made the dis .SYRACUSE, N. Y., Aug. 24. Editor SPOIITIXO Smtlrthwaite, Bruley. First on balls Hill, Lanser, fancy riding. Colloer, Seering. Stolen bases Zanesville 8. Struck and has made a slight gain on Lowell, but the The English bIcycliat,'Fred Wood, who beat the tance in 10:52^. Lib'K: The ex])losion of tho Binghamton bomb A Defeat Abroad. .ut Alexander. Double play Darrow. Passed balls ight is still close and interesting. The stand- world's record for one mile at Springfield lost year. J. W. Bethel, of Danville, Va., purchased of W. L, etrikc< Syracuse square in the neck. The Stars TLo Young America Club went to Chester, Pa., last McAleny 5, Johnson 1, Miller 4. Wild pitches- ng up to August 25, inclusive, is: making the distance iu 2m. 33s., is held an a charge of Sirnmone, L<-xington, Ky,, recently, tlie bay colt have won ten games from tho deceased Parlor t'eiltipfdaj, Aug 24, phorthanded and was beaten, Alexander 2. Umpire Boll. felony in Melbourne, Australia. It is alleged against Charley Fri'ir, two y(ars oM, by William L.t tlam City member and should these gainer be counted he features of the game were the Bplendid battery CC a iS P g -0 Wood by one William Mat shall, a gold broker, that Mother Lumps, by Pearaall for 82,500. ork, of Sirike and Grnul, the h -me run hit of Duvin- Games Flayed August 31. *l * A Bucklinn colt by Electloii'-er, dam Beautiful B.lta out Syv.icuse would stand about fifth in the race, ». B"7= the Xncllah wheelman stole a purse and 15 shillings ey and the playing at short of Davls.- The score: 8 r o wan Hold recently to May Ovington, of Teunesac", for whereas, at tbe present writing, she is a good ConntBt's vs. AKROU AT COLUMBUS Are. 21: i r | from rfrfl. Marshall at the White Hart Hotel in Mel $5,0<>0. The e;irno geDtlemun altio purchased a Jay HOUSTON. AB.B. B. P. A. ElY. AMERICA. AB. H.B P AE COLUMBUS. AB.R.B. P. A. Ei AKHON. AB.UB. P. A K bourne. Bob James, who accompanied Wood to third, with bright prospects of stepping into sec arfrey, 31... 40124 1 Williams, 3b 4 0 I 2 00 laverhill-Blues...aea...... 7 9 Gould filly for ?3 000. Erek, rf...... 62310 0 Hill. Ib...... 4 0 0 13 l' 1 4 6 8 4 9 46 America and Australia, haa, since the arrest, hurried The Keutucky Trotting Horee Breeder* AwocisMott ond position this week with ease. There is but* eviuuey,2b 4 2 1 4 3 0 Boilcatt, 2b.. 4 0 1 663 West. cf...... 6 2 2 2 0 1: Bruley, If... 4 0 0 2 00 Haverhill...... 0 4 2 1 1 3 4 15 ^ 10 England to explain that his friend and bicycling i nahan, It.. 40130 1 (Jake, cf...... 400 1 IS few Salem...... 6 7 4 4 5 will eivo a free-1'or-alt purse of SI.000 to b« trotted one sentiment bore in regard to allowing the Iutcuin'n,raC 2123 liLanser, 3b... 4 00221 6 6 38 .469 Partner is innocent of the alleged theft, and is pimply Oct. 13. Pfltrou, Clingstone, Jay Eye See and Hairy ten games to bo thrown out and th it is that itlp, Ib...... 4 0 1 13 0 0|DAVls,w...... 411 0 81 Ungilev, 3b6 1304 1 Lei sen, rf... 4 0 0 1 01 .owall...... 7 7 9 11 5 7 51 .646 he victim of malice on the part of Marshall, who \va« milh.cf...... 4 1 1 0 1 OjD'lmill's, If 4 1 0 300 Goodfell'w.ifC 1 3 1 2 O'Allen, 2b..... 3 0 0 3 32 lynn...... 4 3 9 3 6 3 7 .432 alous of Wood because of Mrs. Alargball'd admiration Wilkes are bair'-d rather than be jumped onto again, as we were raul, c...... 4 1 2 6 2 OiD .tie, rf...... 4 0 1 100 lanchester...... 7 8 9 6 .590 All the Hlhichmenta fl patent the Pnirfnx stables hav liohan, 2b... 5 1 2 1 4 I'Kelly, p...... 3 0 0 1 71 8 7 6 g 'or the Englishman. ing boon withdraw n, the horses have been rvK>:ttre4 when Oswego disbanded, it would be far better iley, rf..... 40010 fll Wliitby. In.. 3 0 1 12 00 .atbam, Ib.. 5 0 0 13 0 0 Shay, s»...... 3 0 0 0 21 'ortland...... ^... 9 C 8 6 10 8 8 65 .871 Several bicycle races took place nn the opening day to throw up the flg'it nod quit, President Miller de Ii-Cubo, "-.. 401 0 51 Yanwll, p 3 0 0 0 31 Inrpby, c... 4 2 2 7 3 liMcAleny, c.. 3 0 0 532 Salem. 1 5 1 1 1 1 0 10 and Mr. Walcot, their owner, now has a clear field clares thai shuultl 'h« Lt-aeuu decide to throw out the :rike,p...... 300 0 50 _ Y the Hamilton County Fair, at Cincinnati, 0., Aug. ar.afn. li!ack,c...... 3 00311~ iaudiboe, p 4 1 1 0 90 Fitz£0rald,cf 300 0 02 16, resulting u follow: Two miles A. H. Watcher puiuos tiio Smr *'lub will certainly nithdruw, and wo Total...... 354 8 27203 Total..... 3326 271~99 34 41 43 28 46 34 27 16 299 The well-known bay trotting gelding Charles Hit- fl.itt'-r oucfelves thnt the lutorimtional League with Total...... 48121727206! Total...... 3~1 00271811 1ft, In 7m. 5§.; B. 0. Decamp 2d; 0. B. Mover 3d. ton, 2:17; bv Lonia Naix»leou. hai bo*-n sold to O. A. onston...... 10010001 1 4 Columbus...... 20223300 0 12 v>uarter-milo H. Cronninger 1st, in 1m. 33s.; fi. C. Hickok mid W. H. Craw ford, f T |4,WX). out S> rtiiuwe would l>o ti vtry 'lead rabbii Tho clftim is oung America...... 0 0002000 0 2 kroD...... 0 0000000 n o Tolo 2d. ^ie mile Co as. Cronninger lnt, in 6m. 6i.; put fu> h aud H liau becu cloaiiy pruvi-n ou uumercxia Earned runs Houston 1, Young Ami-rial 1. Home WO. Passed b»ll« Black S. Caipire Collini. ampiousbip of Minneaota took plsco Aug. 18. Mt. Holly will t.c :("0 feet tout; and A: feet in depth, Murphy. Umpire Scbwarti. '''he/ will all appear as usual in our next. Bar wick won easily iu one hour aod 50 miu- aud will cobt i25,OOW. ^^ 8 THE SPORTING ,A.rig. 31.
"approved." But what if the A. K. C. thould decide to wipo out this encumbrance to progress the cre KENNEL. dentials committee. Well, lha result would bo that we would havo something like an understanding as to BILLIARDS. the merits of a club and uot have delegates voting like WALDO M. CLAFLIN, a lot of fheep on question* they know nothing about. PKEPABING FOB THE FALL TKADK. POGS AND THEIR OWNERS. * * Hornellsville show next week, also closing of entries The Continental Hotel Room In its New The Notorious "Wildfowler" to the End 831 CHESTNUT STREET, of for the St. Paul show. PORCUPINE. Dress. His Rope-Sat Up?:; by the Kennel Club- In THE SPORTING inc records ot beat irom noo miles nnu lor distance, The Fsrtiicomtng A. K. C. Executive LIFE of last week wo had The bird Staiiiiton, owned by George D .rby, Hoxbury, occasion while commenting on billiard, room?, has the record of the beat time from the 500 mites Philadelphia, Pa. Committee Meeting Etc. ATHLETIC. their management and general condition at Lewis Clemrnt, the blackmailing editor of the watering resorts, to refer to the rooms ia our Shooting Times, end swindling dog dealer, has AN ATHLETIC CLUB CENSURED. cities as a contrast between the liberal and gen At last met the fate which his evil deeds wore erous management of the latter and tho.se to be The Following Members of the Detroit sure to bring upon him. The details of the case The N. A. A. A. A. Administers a Reprimand found at (he former places, Jt which led to would probably his expulsion by the English Ken to the Brooklyn Athletic Association. be difficult, if not impossible, to make a com nel Club fill too large a snaeo in tho Kennel Ga- The Executive parison between the city and the country or tette for THE SPORTING LIFE to give them in Committee of the National Association of American Amateur Athletes met summer resort room. The latter is so wretched Base Ball Club wear the Celebrated full. It will be remembered that at a show held an apology, as a general rule, for what it should ui nve t'getner to ttie ioit or j. s. iver en ai 11.-^ at Olympic (London) at New York Aug. 18, and considered the charge A. H., and tie te ond WHS to John Billiard at 11:37 A. u , Mr. E. B. Joachim, of the made be, and the former so near perfection, that it Stock-keeper, was assaulted by "Wildfowler/' by Samuel D. See against J. A. Molitar and both ir, South Brookl.i n. Tlie start of the v.'ti::g-*ters W. H. Roberts, fellow-members of the Brooklyn dots not surprise those who are familiar with such re wi.fl at 9:'J8y:'J« A. M., Therue firstnrsc returnreturii was B.K. 6'Jou to theme ind the tatter was sentenced by the magistrate sorts to know that ihe average city r. OIH uuriu^ its Bal.lani lof', at 1:36 p, «. T&a second 1.8 to tho of the Hammersmith Police Court as follows: Athletic Association, all of whom competed in dullest Bea-on pays vastly better tnan tnimmer resort the picnic games of the Sons of St. George at Iversen loft at It'12 P. M. "I ain eorry that the fine I can inflict la not a largo rooms do even at the most fashionable of our watering 4ni.'iint, but ia limited to a very email amouut. 1 Ridgewood on Aug. 1. See charged that Mol places. )ma« Wnde, 4th. Eight-oared &^1U tion with thf show. KtHdes that, Mr. Joachim h-w to keap away from picnic games. The censure upholsterers atd fresco painters for tho past tw.» F. /ielecke (bo-.v), ]J. Cook, J. M. Miller, T. Mr- already had his r«>1rc66 i" court, and I have als<> apolo imposed is likely, it is now reported, cau?e the months or more. Tho room in ifs present finished Queen, T. Kip, W. TaMetr, T. Ware, C. H. Beck gized, to liim What mi»!e doss he wan 1 ? This is an condition is said by traveling men to be the finest in 'stroke), Charlos Schilling (coxswaiu) won in 5m. unfair pruci.-td.Lg, e^ptcliHy as 1 am bound over forsix Brooklyn Club to withdraw from the Association, tliis country. This in no doubt an f xaggi-ratioii, a-* 2Gs.; SVIUOIH' crew, 2tl. HK-niba, uttd my uiouth is therefore shut for that period Johnson is said to have one of the cups that some ( f ihe blliicrd hulU in Chicaeo notably Mu - THE HALIFAX JUBILEE. Only three yacht* took (oTcn if t folt inclined to en tor into the subject); there Slatttrywon. Slattery trained on the Brooklyn scy'a, Ilanua & Ho^i-'c, Folev's and the Brunswick part in llio first day's ocean race at the Jubilee regatta fore I think it unfair an I un-English to call upon uio ground. must be hanJ to anr; as*. It is certai i, however, that at Halifiix, N. S., Aug. 19, the.-e leitig ihe Galatea, iFDR Si KINDS OF LAWN TENNIS to defend mvself aftt-r (1) having auawercd already here in tlio Eaet Ihero is an utter lack of anything loud or ind the Galatea won in 4h. 24m. 28.'., corrected timo; upou your cominitK-e to demist tho casi* as frivolous, Amateur Athletes beusitional aUiut the place. Iud<-rd, that mdc- Daunt lew, 4h. 33m. 27s. The race over the inner C'.utse the Kennel Ciub Laving n<> jurid'c'iou ov^r buc'u Soffvr for Racing for [x-nd^cce (.T coDiiervitiveucss which has always cha;- 'or a cup oHered by citizens of New York and lios- purely private matters. At the same time I am ready Money Frizes. AClorixod this room ij s'amped ou the pi ice luore visi 0:1. opt n only to b >»t-t be.oiuing to tiio Royal N->va to acki.owlodge that I *'fl8 very hasty ill e riking Mr. RK, Aug. 22. Editor SPORTING LIPF.: Dear bly now than ever before. Scotia Yacht Club, was won bv the \Venouah, wiih Joachim, aud very sorry for it, and I hav<> already Sir; The Manhattan AtMetic Club 1 card of Manage The frescoing on the ceiling is finished.in blue and he Pastime 2d, and the Hebe'SJ. On the following mid BO. (Sigmd) L. CLEMENT." ment, at a niff tin^ held last t-veuiug, investigated gold, tt-o golden villas iu rai«od mouMiug of an elabo- day the Halifax Jubilee Cn-., v*iue 51,000, was raced charges agaii;st the following track numbm: T. E. r(t'e c'araclor m.u.ing an uaueutlly rich contrast and *or by the Galatea and Panntless. The weather was * * * Rejafi. J. F. Mftfmahon, After the Joachim case was finished a letter G. H. Gadle nnd E. Ificki>y. Brntiug a beautiful effect i-n the blue Mirface with :iot so favorable as on the 19tb, the wii d being vory T. K. Koxan rt'signeJ his track nicinht-rbbtpand notified whi:h it inittglcs Tim \v«lls are painted in a He'1 light from norih, and the race wa* uuiutere^tintr. The was read which had been received from Mr. tl e lh urd that he wcnld compete in professional ra.-rg tcrra-cottac-ilnr, with bronze and golduu (-mbei'sh- jalatea won, as before, iu 6!i. 6m. 54."., wi h the I)anut- Matthew Martin, of 3 Mansfield street, Yarm- this week. Th« rrsigualiim was r.cw-ptfd and the munls to match. 'Ibis color for Milliard room walls ia >BI 2J, in 111. 38m. 19rf- The Ptr-m^er again Bailed road, Stockton-oa-Tees, who stated that Mr. paper* ordered Irani-mitied to the N. A. A. A. A. not only nr.v*l bv.' adeci'cd innovaHon <-n «'i^t !':< ovr tho ccirse, fin* hing i:i 7h 38m. 40s. Clement purchased three setters and one spaniel 1C. F. Macniahou, a track member, was found puiliy billiard woil-1 bhg been acc-wtojiied to, T'at it will OYSTER BOATS RACIST, Th> a.mutl roja'ta, open of competiui; against I)arrow, a professional, in u ten- reate a revolution in tho decor «tinj; of billia- d rou account, but since then he lo the future tht-r^ is but httli doubt in cur mind. inspires of the Larchmotit Yacht Club, who off-red tion wag taken urc<>r Gush priz"s iu eiicii class, came oft ou Long Is'and bad received nothing fnrih«r; that In February la^t be to thJ N. A, A. A. A. took out a ^million*, but that Mr. Clement failed to ro-m-kccpeiV creed to have billiard ivoms as liebt iu Sound, Aus. 20. There were twenty-eight s'artcr?. G.U. Gadlf, a truck member, was ordered to appear color ai possible, with the view, of course, of making and the race over a course of twenty-one nautical appear at tbe Hto>ktm County Court ou March 15 aLd before tho M. A. C. board ou Monday, Aug. 29,nt 8 p. begot an order for immediate pajmeut, of which no the light tiio be^t possible, which would, or should, uiles re*u!t'd as follows: First class, c;ibin sloops u., to show causa why he Bhuild not be expelled for make tho gas bill lig>it a1 so. cr S. Hickev l«t, in 3h. 25m. 46J^s ; C. D Smith noiico waa taken; ho tlicti got a judgment summons competing in a professional race. ' | out a«niuet him three months ago, but the bailiffs re Has such, however, been tho case? Most decidedly 2d, in 3h. 33m. 31n. Se">nd cluss. cpt-n *-loop* Flv- Mr. E. Ilickey, truck mrinber, explained away the j not. In H'C first place billiard players at> a ru^e bavo A*ay lot, iu 3h. 50m. 27^3.; Agitator 2d, 3h. 66in. 44s. turn ea it, Buying that ihey cuul.l tiot serve it. On charge that hu n<.demoron in Mr. Jo ichmi'a case in order that the that E. C. Carter, of the N. Y. A. C.. had received gate ecretary mjxht Rive Mr. Clemeut due notice of this say BO, and thi-rocni-keeper who is parsimonious ia thn There has been a great deal of newspaper t»!k about or prize money for runninj; at ratersuu, N. J., about respect is not likely to be over-gene*OIH with hid fresh charts against him, and ulso to ask Mr. Martin two years auro, and sitid ff-at W. H. Meek, aa ex-ama- the pheooinenal time mipponeil to 1-ave boon mide in to Rend lull UciHiln with document?, in onlt-r that the patrons in other m I'ters. Wh Iu experience bna he recent cl-ampionship race on Toronto Bay betwrrn EIGHTH tfur, knew of (lie ccurbnre. As Mr. E. 0. Carter id lab might deal with both cased at the same time. taught room-keepers, or should, that the lighter th-j Teenier and Flanlan. Thofiiioject is not w.nth talking not a member of M. A. C. 110 action was taken,but it is walls and ceiliucc of rooms are the to »r.er they become * * * to be presumed that the N. A. A. A. A. will give Mr. ahuiit at all, f*-r the re won that course was admitted i y PH1LRDELPH1LR.PH dirty, and with hundreds of men smoking ia rooms hoso interested to hnve been considerably short of '-he At the adjourned meeting the necessary evidence in Catter an early opportunity of disproving ibis charge. from twelve to fifteen hours a day, t>gethur \vitli tli« Yours very truly. 0. 0. UUUHBB, Secretary. ita'ed three mile-, so that the actual distance rowed rapport of the Martin charge was produced, and it ap- dust from various cau-*s, it requires no VITV strung was unknown and (hi time given out counts for ptars that Clemobt h;id offered £\b to settle the ca-e, ireuincntto j»rov« thut light walls <\ud light ceilings iu naught. Tiiere is no doubt that tlie race was fast, and ASnJSEMENTS. which had been refused. Clement was absent, but had Wants a Five Mile Race. billiard rooms havo had their day. r is a matter of regret that the course \vas not full BASE BALLS! Written a letter, which for boldness of conception is BROOKLYN', Aug. 19. Editor SPORTING Lirx: In That they havo been test, especially ieU'd in five classes, tho course for all being eijiht with Mr. Joachim mid the matter In dispute with Mr. for a gold medal valued at forty dollars. If tbia is during eight or nine moiiLhs in tho year, when even Our popular prioe> always the ^ame, 15, 25, 50, 75. Martin have nothing uileslonK. The winnsr in each cl:>R*, with cnrre<-fed KIFFES to do with tho club. The-^o nre satisfactory let him communicate with mo. tho 8U»ge3'ivcnes$ of heat is not objvulioralik1. To lime, WHS ai follow^; First claw, Black Cloud, 57m. private mat I era, ot which the club ha* no right to take BAMUELT. FKCBTII ,N. A. 0. return to our mutton, however, as the French say, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 29. cognizance. First, eitlinr end of tlt^ 19s.; second claw. Lark, lh. 2m. 4*.; third class. Mad- the club ha a no jurisdiction 'or Continental Hotel roi.ni Imn cup, 50111. 58^; fourth clai-«, U »;tor. lh. lorn. 35s.; keel ASSOCIATION power of any kiud to review or go into a quarrel Pointers. been fnrDislicd with tine French beveled mirroin Matinees, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, which lias boon settled and decided by the proper tri running flm entire wid;h of the room, \\hilo new ami " uw, Wuita, unopposed, lh. 6tu. 47s. The Capo May (N. J.) Athletic Club will hold a field BREAKING SWIMMISO KECOKDS. In the 100-yarIs The gtea'est play of modern times, BALL bunal. Mr. Joachim sought his reinndy, and I was meeting on September 3. ma-iiive chandeliers ot sclid brass nm-e Ihe room lo >k fined aud bimnd over. Thiti ended the matter. Sec rich and beautiful. Other improvements of a iiMior event of tho fwimming c-'ntests given by the Now ondly, tho Martin businees ia still more out of the Miles Sttatton and W. Oaton ran a half-mile racn at cl-aiacter, but« qimlly importaut, have U-en cart-fully Yotk Athletic Club on th-i Hai lem river Auir. 23, three club's province. What has our private dispute to do Phillipsburg, Pa., Aug. 23, for $300 a aide, and Strattou looked after, while the tables in this room, which hai of the nine tests for priZK medals broke all previous with the club? Tnese dogs are not thow won easily. been the pride of our local expertn during ihe pas: record-J. Tho thren pri/.o wiiuierH were H. T. Braun, dogs, and the matter has nothing to do with At Worcester, Mass., Aug. 24, Thomas J. Daley, of quarter of a century, are more Hki-ly to bo kept even of the Pastime Club, timo. Ira. 17 1 5s; H. B. TJIUP- hows or trials. To resume, then, I bog Warren, easily defeated Hugh Kerrun, of lx>\v«)l, in u superior in the future to «httt they hav« been iii ihe Faint, of tho Nc-.v- York Athletic Club, time. 1m. Presented with all its beautiful S.^nery, Wonderful Each Ball WARRANTED to Last Mine ] lo slate that if your committee goes into nnd dis tnree-mile uinninp race for $loO a side. past. SIMOS WASP. 17 2 5-«.. and W. S. Bull, of the Spartan Harriers, time, Effects aud Great (.'aat. cus? B cither of these cafes, I shall at once take such Harry Hu'ch^its, the English pioftssinoal champion 1m. 17 4-5s. Innings. i proceedings against them. Hover.illy and collectively, Bpriiitcr, is credited with havrnr recently given W. Twenty-two ynchts ftartrd An?. 23 in the postponed SECURE SEATS DURIN'Ct THE DAT, 9 to 6. Caroms. Adopted by (he Long Island Anmtenr Associstlon and d as I may be advised, mu:h aa I should regret tro to do, Jenkms 9yda. in 120 and defeated him by half a yard open regal ta of tho Hnrl'*m Yacht Club. They mnile Branch Ticket Office, News S?and Continental and 815 but the club should not allow itself William L. Bockhill aud family havo been visiting pxcellprt time over the twenty-mile course from C-.l- Iho Jlri;okl\n Anmt^ur Aflsocialion, . ; to be made a tool iu 11%*. Atlantic City. Chestnut Street. of iu order to damage my interests. I al*o hereby John Kane beat John Corridoa In a foot race, 130 lotre Print to and around Sund's Pt-int buoy and re THE CHEAPEST HOUSE FOR BASE j give you notice that if any alluniou is nia-le to ihese yards, for fifty dollars * «Me *t Sewport, R. I., Aug. John O'Cunnor, wife and daughter, are at tho Eat- turn. Th« winner* wer*: Clasq B Flora, 4:30:30. matters in the K.enut-1 Cluborgan, i. e , The Kennel Oa- 20. Tho latter was over a half do^-n yards behind tit fckill mountain? or were. Clcss C Lavina G., 3:48:07. Class D George B. NEXT WEEK, SEPTEMBER 5, BALL PLAYERS' SUPPLIES. ...,- ••, eWe, my solicitors will proceed forthwith, sovfially the tihinli. That good-natu'ed f»t boy, W. V. Ba-ry, spent the Uo'iu, 4:13:03. Cla-s F. Jessie. 3:55:30. Cl-»a-* F 1887 Catalogue eeut lo any adorew on application '. nd collectively, agaiD>t It-i editors, printers, puhli.-hord At Ishpeminc, Mirh., Aug. 18, a wrestling match, past week at Atlantic City. Violet 4:40:59. Clusa G Happy Thought, 4:03:54. D>J the Kennel Club trustees as proprietors of the said Ootniati btyle, bo;wetu Frank Steveus, cliHinpioti <>f (ho JamtH Bawling, of (ho Union League room has Four crews participitod in a iair-oared sweopstakes, PECK'S BAD BOY. Orpiu." upper peninmlrt, niid Ed Ikulur, uf Cahforula, re berii spending hid vacation at Atlantic City. ten dollars each, at Boston, Mass., Aiu'. 19. The dis- H. H. KIFFE, ] "Tho cases were then fully considered under Kennel sulted in favor of Stovena, who won three straight Edward McLauyhlm keeps a full record of all base i:>co rowed WHS about a uiilo ttud n quarter, and th« ALNUT STREET THEATRE. Clnl Rulo X., and it was decided unanimously that talU. ball codte^ta in his room at 1411 Filbert rtreet. innorg wtrt* D. Ke'l*-y and A. Haggo ty, defeatinc IP. I. FLElSHMAN...... Sole Le»s«e and Manger. Mr. Ixjwia Clemout had Lnld our American Club havo done? "Noth months past, was able lo re.-ninehis professional duties out knowing he was in danger. 10yds, at tho stait by a fall, lie, however, caught during Ihe past week. A DARK SECRET. ing." That is a pood answer, my friend, but jou The 10-mile swimming match In tbe Delaware Harrows at 70yds. and won out by 4>dn. Une-isy lies the head that wears a crown whether Surpiissinp in realinlic efftrct aoythiiigovor attempted don't know how they would have dune it. There River »ept. 3 resulted in a rath-r easy victory f»\r on tho American Stage. would have been references to all sorts of rules, all of P. J. Kellv, the Irish amateur athleto wh^ recently on Salisbury's wooden head in Ktiglaud, or ou tbo tied \V. B. Page in tho high jump at the Gaelic Afeo- Ma^ee, he havine finished 14m. ahead of Butler, while which had nothing to d'> with the case, and it would blow of a Cape May pool manager Blackburn was 9m. later in reaching Iliilgeway Purk, The Great Henley Regatta Scene, have been referred to ih«i locil delegate at the show cirttion gnQit-8 iu Ireland, each reaching a height of Were brother Mclutosh on the stage, we should be 6ft. l%in, is twnty-threo years old, 6tt. J^m. in tl:e fiuishiinrpi.int. TUe start was from the black With renl row boat*, steam launches, racing shells, where the event occurred. But, you say, U never took disposed to say that all of this newspaper war was buoy ott Billiug*porr. live ilucka, ^eeae ami swan, on a stago flooded with Arc nil contained in SpaMing'a Coiuiiltto Sportin§ placK at any thow. I ku«tw ir, but that doesn't matter. height, measures 42iu. around the chest, and weighs "one grand advertisement by ze gar.'* over 185tt>. The Sippccan Yacht Club, of Marion, M'is% held an Good < Catalogue, n book of 180 ]«rt" »««es contain No caxti can come before the A. K. C. unless it has oc If Hie report is true that Itudolphe defrntcd Schaefer, 2,50O Cnliio Feet of Real "Water. ing several thouaanrt illustrations of tMe best Sport The defVatof E. C. Carter, repre^entlog tho Now other ic^utta < n Aug. 20, eighteen boat* startiu?, with cur led «t a show given bv an A. K. C. member, and Franco will he too small a conn try tohol.l Ku-lolphe^n 1 the following result: First cla&b and plunder Anywhere and anybcdy except at an ticket next year. ss Wideawake 1st, Mattie 2d. Fourth class Jen- St-ptember 1. A. K. C. hh< w, ttnd .vet tak-i jour ataijd with the vir lin, Ireland, Ang 20, by 15 yards, caused mm-li sur Bt., Chicago, 111., and * « t BrmLlway, Kew York. prise in this country. It also furnished further pr. of Tho difference between the amateur who would be a iJolst, Elf2d. MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. tuous ar a Bh«w given under the rules of the associa professional and the professional who woiilil not b*- an tion established to purify aud improve dog shows. of the excellence aa a dietince luuncr oi'Conijeff, who, The annuai regatta of Ihe 0-hkosh, Wis., Yacht Club when hu won the championship of Ir<'Und ut the same amateur is that the professional ia lurgelj composed took place Aug. 17 on Lake Winneliago, the course ) HILADEI,PHIA BALL PARR. * * * distance, beat the best previous record for Eriu's greeu of sound common sense. b-ing twelve miles. The Hattie, of O^hkofh, won in BROAD AND T.KlII'ill AVENUE. I see by the "official organ" of the A. K.C. that we The Cape May pool players seem to forget that 3:54:58, the i-'arrio Morgan second and the Minerva, of SCFIF.DULE OF CHAMl'IONSIIIP GAMES. Are to have an A. K. C. Executive Committee meeting islti. The Aiistraliaa correspondent of the London Sporii Michael Geary keeps a club for obstreperously disced Fond Da Lac, third. The Hattie also takes the cham Mondny, Aug. 29. ) PHILADELPHIA on Pept. 22. I un'terstand'thnt a roqneit will be made experts. And when Geary hits, to use tho language of pion pMinant. Tni'»)«y, Ang. 30, ^ for a Bpi'ciul me** t lug of the club nt tho same time, to man -^ays that the colonial spr ; nterj arc adojiting a novel htvl» ot starting in Mi ffieM handicaps iuiro- Mulberry Sellers, he hiu heavy. At North Weymonth, Maw., Aug. 25, a two-mile ein- Wednesday, Aug. 31, J PITTSBl'RO. cunsiclei a number of proposed a'tuMidimnU to the Th« mistake tho gle-scull racy between William F. Cmilfy. of the Shaw- Thursday, Sept. 1, 1 PHlLADELPUrA rules a : ! constit iti.m. The''official organ" also-ffivei dnced by an Hboriginil f-om the hack blocks. In-.t<'ah ''Sfttiux," aniinpuried by Frank Hnwitt, tournament mudo wa* in not getting some "pointers ' mut Rowing Clult, of Boston, and James H. O'NHl. of Friday, Sept. 2, >- the vote in fill- on the Pit Ml M. rase. The vote was 10 from the geniletnen who managed the llacquot Club the Cresent B->at Cluh, for Saturday, Sept. 3, ) CHIOAGO. f09 Fourteeuth street, N.\V ,,Washingt)n,D. C. Last appearance of the Cincinnati Club iu Philadel tho Vrt'doiiburym 'tion t> rer.onslder was an illegal ers were at Br adway Park.JCaat New York, 2,000 2,385. Ja-;k Latgan, the EoglMi sculler who arrived iu phia thi* season. oite, an>l at th« nexf matting of the executive commit strong, Aujc. 22, and held athletic ifumes. Tho contests If Byrnes' Fenians would only take the man who Sow York a few weeks ago, has gone to work brick Friday, Sept. 2, ) tee ilmt dt-lfgaie has announced his inteuii<'n of niak- resulted as follows: Firet race, lOOy.ls. S. D. See, has I'f eu turning tho re I hot steiirn on nil summer and laying, and, thoiuh. he pulls a bit every evening, will Saturday, Sept. 3, MVITH CINCINNATI. log a mo.lon to have the iliegully-offured resolutiun Court Bedford (scratch), l«t; J. Keid, Court Shamrock shoot him, Instead of shooting off tbe dead of till the not go m fur uifttch-niakmg before spring. M. ndav. Sept. », j ADMISSION...... truck fruiu the minutes. (S.id".). 2d. Time. 13 l-6s. Hop, step and jump C. chickens in the town of Corona, the riot net would not A single scull race tO;>k nlaco between Joyce and ...... 35 CENTS. tit'. A.Cr.thb, Court Adam, Ut,37ft. lin.;S. D.Si'e, Court have to be read to Byrnes' Feniana so often. Leavitt, of fipringhelil, Mass., on the Connecticut GAMK, FOUR O'CLOCK______Bedford, 2d. (»p*-n mile nalu C. L. Nictu>l!, Brooklyn How would it do for Oliver Smith, Jr., and Burr River, Aug. 16, the distance being one mile, and Ihe There is another "official r-rraa" out West, too, so I A. C. (scratch), la); 0. tfc, and it will, fwrhap-t, be some person's busiucHS to K. Payi.ter, Naswi A. C. (4(K), Mi-Intosh to adjust the question of euprriority as ex latter won by two lengths. 2d. "iha tiu' of war bc:weea Olive Branch aiid lliu- perts by playing a contest in this city fur the benefit exi>lain )\ a gliiiicu at sliip Servia. It is com^-oeed of C. G. Wood, ihe famous th<* Capo May tournament. He is, in fact, tbe only SoSMULLYaJEFEERY Iho ditorial paneof th«- American Field Win-never you spriut'-r; T. Ray, tho chnniplon (,ole vtiultcr, nndC starred with Hosmer. man who should feel the pangs of the green-eyed The Watkiiu regatta has been further postponed till CHAS. « » HII cilitoriil, maile up "f six line pardgriph?, which \V. V. Cliirke, who beat E. D. Lange in the seven mile mounter, jealousy, inasmuch as that he not only cnine begins emm-wi ert and t-ii'ls fcowhore, nnd you leave walk at tho English aratitrur championship meeting Icpf. 6 and 7 on account of tho unfavorable condition CHICAGO, ILL. UASREMOVBDTO out first at the tall-enu of the tournament, but it was f the water. ofl wi ih« f i.d with the ft-fling that eithrr you are an last month. la addition to the above named it la quite even hinted at (be time that he was not a match foi ^MANUFACTURERS IN AMERICA RKS f,,r not kn -wing what the fe;low wa-< drivioi: at, or probable h lad, Mclntcsh and Smith. Yet Mr. Daliett not only laughs Tho 15-£riot yachts Joseph Mobre and Oakey No. 1 137 N. Eighth. Street, biivc Iwn re»'Un^ xome Doles from th« diary of a nsun who recently beat E. (I. Carter, both at twi miles at tho result, lut the more this aood-natnred fat boy sailed a match laco on the Delaware Aug. 23 and the a bit "off," tlien know that the "Doctor" ia on<:« more ai d four miles, will come on the Servia, W. B. Page lauftha the more corpulent he seems to grow. Nnbie won. Where he will open a Grand Depot with a fall a' the IP l:u. Yet ih«re arc orcnai^na when little gems will return borne by the tamo steamer. Michael Thelan did not only favf.r a National Bil- BILLIARDS. line of SrORTIXQ GOODS. DIHV It*- picked np, not fur instance when he sayn The sport* <-f ihe Sr. Geor^ L) Iso, N i. 122, took *lt e^erv exhi'ttton of (his kind tcere promptly re- lianl A^ociati'm, but on April 8, 18G4, h« played a HEADQUAKTEUj FOU THE BOXING GLOVKS A SFECIAI.TY. pluco at Y'Mikers, N. Y., on S.Uurduy, Au^. 20. There game of 1,000 points, four ball K*mf, on a 6x12 four- Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co. Billiard buk'd," tint «hen having in miud h:s dear friond, was a very Inrg > at:cDd>u^e. The events were well CRICKET. 'P»'icnpin«," ho a^s: packet table, at Irving Hall, New York, with Dudley Tables, Carom Combination and Pool. Boys' Sizes Always in Stock. contented, re-suiting as follows: lOOjds. du*h J. F. Kavanuijth, the loser to p»y ?100 t> the Workingwo- Billiaro Oo'xts o.' ovi-r)' ilc»cri|jiiuu nlwni'9 on liauj. "Th« ftr.Hij? r men ure inteUectmlly, the stronger Ctinlf n, A. A. C., 1st; J. Stall! 21. Time, 10 2-5<. Cue A fine line of Imported and Domfstic Begin. Send arf thii. cun ic'iuns, Dien's Protective Union. Katanaiijth pa-d tbe inohiy. Shaw, Shrewsbury and Lilly white's rrofessional Over 60O,OOO Xoise Hubduers Sold, and the morn advanced and mile \\aik-J. Hargraves (65s.), 1st; E. D. Langc team of English cnckeler?*, going to Australia this Orders from all ran« of tl'" wurM iiromi.tly atteuded to for a box of our "J.itile ("tiampions." AH orders will br "tier iiie tln-ir VIHWH. Rcfo-meru have always tnt-t as Pht-lan was the victor by 3.") p.tints. If Phflan was te given prompt attonti'in un-i go«dg stnt C. 0. D. (-cratch), a close 2d. Tiraa, 7iu. 53s. One milo rue alive at Ibe present day he not only would be presi pe;is n, will consist of Arthur Shrewsbury, of Notts; JOHN -CREAHAN, wth ii|-p niti n from tho cons^rvittvu and riarrow- W. smart, W. S. A. C. (90yds.), 1st; F. Gerow (120yds.), Send for Sporting GooHe cAtnlorue. niiiiil- ^1 cl menU i-f Hoci-'ty, but havo inv.triably trl- dent of the N. B. A., but he would probably have a Georgo Ulyett and Preston, of Yoikshtre; Briggs a;;d Continental Hotel, Philadelphia. 2d Time, 4m. 36rf. Quarter-mile obstacle race A. P. benefit fur the fund at least otire a year. Pilling, of Lancashire; Maurice Rued and Lobmann; nmp'icd in ih'.-coil, whtu tlio Ideas <>f chan^^a they Itith, M. A. C. (20yds.), 1st; George Cullum, A. A. 0., have B'tvt.CHt- d h-ive boen prjved sound and beneficial Ceorce Sl<*son suys th:it as soon aa he sha'l have of Surrey; J. Lill; white, of Sussex, and Pougher, . Tins tfraciout* hd'Hog out of the olive branch Is other player fur $500 a side. He alsoofforri to give tho teml.er 18. pHrtiCul.il> acceptable,"C' b a LouVe. Ifriif-mile run J.F. Condun, A. A. C.( Billiard and Tool Tables, I!ar Kx- auiutuiy iiidis|ionstblo to you. It it tho acknowledged upled as it is wiih such an ar- latter tho'odds of 20 per cent, at the 14-inch balk-lins Tho Canadian Cricketers played a game Aug. 20 autlr-ritv, arivisin^ you how to properly caro for jour deitt.dftfiru uot fo ignore his own past eboitcominsf the M^-oa It. Him: 120yds. hurdles C. T. Wiesrann (scratch), Slojsou further Btatl)eris (Tvrls.), 2J. Time, 15 2-5.'. Vauit- 1008 AKCII STUEET, """ Fide* of the Atlantic as being the best work on the b-- nu-of a tru >t-ars :igo: "The applkat on of a gig Schaefer from Europe the latter or any oao els,- can ning, 2C9; gecou'i inning, 40 for three wickets. On I tie subject ever iMiUMr'd," Prict. 82.00. law U pn judicial to proprena and public W'-l'urf, aud it.g with pole J. A. Bialmp (scratch), 1st, 8ft. llin ; C. h ive a match at either the balk-line or the champion's 23d tho Canadians met thw Liverpool team. The Can tut- only sii'etv lii-8 iu perfect freedom >-f spo.-t-h, with T. Wiosa^d (scratch) 2-1, 8ft. Sin. On« mile walk riUNCIPI.ES OF DOG TftAIXING. By W. 0. game. adians m:tde 78 iu Iho first inning and 229 in the sec in the first inning and 137 in the second for eight Pcicy, (Kit Killbird), rewritten by " A«ttmont." Say« ci'Urtecua, lertpeciful hearing and justice 8a far as o.n- C. 1.. NicHoll (4ci-at^h), 1st; J. Richart, 40.i., 2d. Time, ond, and the Liverpool t-am mudj 213 in the first iu- wickets. ceding the 7m. 3G«. Standing bUnjUDii» \V.Nurns(6in.), 1st', 4ft. Tl:e ten or eleven-year-old eon of Pincus Levy, who The Ti-ap aud Trigger: This work covfv* the ground advocates »f new ideas are houeet and t-ar- kept gim« in the recent Cape M*y pool tournamc-ut, ning atd 76 in the second or four wickets. The Ksiex Cricket CIol> has jiint loisod a ground at of training a dox for tho iieid completely, and, at tho nebt m their beliefs." llm; C. T. Wiegand (4iM.), 2-1, 4fr. lOin. Half-mile Bolleville, N. J., for handicap H. A. Smith (9yds.), 1st; F. A. Merrick has ti"t yet been infervipwel by tlie euto:pris:n« Tho annual matches, Gentiemcn vs. Players of Eng a term of five years. Lawn tennis Banio time, briefly. It i* invahmble tu field nportfr * . * journalists of that pl«cp. Having the most imjilicii land, were both won by the irofessiorals. Tlie first courts will be Uid ou: and a finepiU-h f«>r the cricketers nirn." Prico, 50 con's. Thes« books sent postpaid on (scrati'h)^-I.Tiuio,2in.8 2 5s.Throwing 60-pound weight prepare J to met-t tho It looks as if we wn, 10^ nnu 171. * . * 1st; C. T. Wiug^nd, 2d. Tini", 1m. IGs. Coneola'ion his mind dry on the all-aVorbiux issue of the hour. Barm* took 6 wickets for 25, and 4 for Tho Canadian cricket t*am rlayetl th* Gontlemon of race, 220yds. K. T. Hussey (lOyils.), 1st. J^hn Mc- As the powerful opinion of this yonn/ billiard tliarp, :>5 Tne socoiid WHS plavetl at tho Oval, pcore: Players \VarwiBkshire Aug. IS. The Canaliiim made 204 runs >lr. Dawson has got quite a go'd story In Foreet and however, bas not be«n given to th" public, it is but (Ulyetr ti2, M. Read 71," Bates 81), 339; Gtnlleinen, 161 in the first liming. The home team inatie 86 in the Stre-im thM week rfS[icctiutc a visit he recoutly ;>tm! to Plierson If credited with potting Hie 14-p'*uud fihot 47ft. E. W. J:'hnstou fair to pifeumc that a l«nigu hord« of mopquitc es in- and 1G2. flfbt and 75 iu the second. M' Jithn E. TlwTi-r's k-nneU at S >uth Lancaster, attooiptod to beat his own r*-c- tiTctptod tho interviewers and thin left a blank in Ih*. Th'- now kennels I tiavn not had the pleasure ord of 4lft. l!in. at tossing the caber. Hot, ssedit One of the Nottingham, England, newspapers reports AtNtjvv York, August 13, the Corraopolftan team 40ft. 5io. actual meaburotucnt, although the history ot the i-ool tournami-nt for posteiity to grieve a great achievement by a Nottingham lady cricketer scored 174 to the Ststen Islund seconds' 4G. ?nme Cato Judges over to the end of time. Called it 42ft. 3^in. who bears the name of Miss Grace. This young lady at Sea bright, N. J., the Seubrlght teaai was bcnten by formed one of a parly of both sexes wbo went to play Manhattan by 170 to 40. Foot Ball Notes. Homing Pigeon Notes. ciicktt at Bnrton-J-ocs. She stayed Ht the wicket the At New York, Auc. 20, the Cosmopolitan team beat Over four hundred whole of the afic-ruo'.uj, and sound no fewer than King* County 80 tu f,3; Metroriolitnns defeated tho Y. OF ALL SPORTING GOODS An American R-i^by foot ball team is beine orga honiJn^ pigeona were racetit^y 217 rung agaiu-t tl c really g.wd howling ot fuur m*-u. . nized by D. A. Liiidsay, of tho S*aten "Island. Cricket liber-1 toil on th ! Thaiu?i* Einb.i;ikuiont, JjonOon, K.-nr., M. C. A. eleven 65 to 33, and the ManLattau^beat the Th.-re arc ructions out at Pitteburg over the copper- and lliiao Ball Cluh. It will make a tour through Cau- to race to Brus-el.*, Delirium, the aiTaugeuieuts being There woro no less than seven individual scores of a Brooklyns 125 to 25. DEALERS AND GROCERS, pNttm pt-wtcr mt-dnls, and it is iu>t altogether UD- ada this fnll aud play the principal clubs there. carti-n) out by the, London C i!umb,ina;i SurieU. hundred a''d over m;wle in En^l^h n;atches on July Tho Peninsular CrickPt Club's first eleven, <-f D.-troit, ljUf!y that the doiih knel! of th,» 100-cents-on-thc- Tho American Foot Bull Union will meet shortly :md The silver cup ofT;;re'l by tho Br oil.^n E-nl'hirc, madu 114; Maul, War- were defeated Aug. 9 on the Detroit grounds by the ^u suunded. admit the Cr<^c>j nt At hit-tic Club to uiembership. Tlie owner of the carrier pur«»n making the tuNtest (inie wickthir,-, 141; W. Ucwl. Surrey. 145; H. Pigg, Hast- Pittsburg team by tbe «c*Te uf 29G to G2. Union is now tb*» representative ut the clMn ( lu\in^ for 370 miles aud ovor b»»s been award»d to Hr. \V. K. iiiKH, ISO; Prt-sti.n, Y» r"ncli>n', llu; R._^>n.'lde, Kenbi the nrttcb gamo of ciickft at London, England, inter-collegiate rulw, outside of the Yale, Prlnctton, JoJ;n*-n,of Keyi>oit, N. J. The i4geon nm«lf « ir*-pd ti.n 1'aik, 153, a(iJ Henry, of th.i Waudorera, 130. Aug. 9 between tho geirtlem-n of Surivy and the Ca- and Harvard clubs. of 1,222 ^arce per uiiuute from Danville, Ya., a <'is The Canadian cricket team pUyod with tho Gentle- mulian tea^it rtMiltnl in a dntvv. tance of3SJ uiile->. meu of Staffordshire, Anj. 1C, ihe game resulting in a Annitago, tlie itrufe^ional coach of the Oxforde, of tUilod ftr IS Cent*. Joh:iaton iu barred fri>ai Ihy freo-for-all pacing race The HuHswn i^iuh, uf New Yoik and Brooklyn, has d;aw. The I ome t$am maio 229 runs in th« firt-t in- FranUforil, has brought suit agaiast the club ft* breach ASSOCIATED FANCIERS, lit Hartford. ew offic^rcs tu fallow* FrmUent.Q. K, f and. 145 ia Ui&f«cou(L The Cauadiana made of contract. 837 8. 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