THECOFT»IGBT, 188!>, IT Tm SPORTIKO LIFS 0», SPORTING LIFE.ENTERED »T PHILA. POST Omen AS SECOND CIASS HATTKI. VOLUME 13, NO. 6. PHILADELPHIA, PA., MAY 15, 1889. PRICE, FIVE OENTS.

as twiiler. lie went in the box three dayg in succes­ to first tare In tbe last two gamea, McAndriea' won­ sion agaiust'Waco and won all three, and at Austin be derful backing up of iirat ba*e saving two runs and iho he also wer.t into the box three games in eucce-fron, little third baaemau a rank error. LATE NEWS. So far Dolun and Twinaham have shown themselves PRESTO CHANGE! wirmrnp two ont of ibe three played. He is an every­ day pitcher and doesn't miiid a little bard work. the best catchers that bare appeared DO tne grounds. Win. Joj'ce, our ( liver-lounged orator aud coacher, Diive Uowe, at tbe init^l bag, ranka with auy of ia the greatest third laeeman in the South. He can them, and then he is right near to ge: in bin kick got a fumbled bull from thirJ down to fitst erery time when necerfary; buwover, ho never questions a de­ The Louisville Club to Be A Special Meeting of the to head the runner, and hia batting lately has been of cision unices he linn goud reasons for doing so. Up a ferocious order, n Miking tbree home runs in a game to the [ resent he haa made but one error. at Aiwtm on the 3d. Li is baae-runniDg is alao a spe­ The Minnettpo'ia Club knocked us out on the 4'h by Sold, Association. cialty. 10 tu 17, end ou Ihe 5th gave ua another dose S to 7. Charley Isaacpon, the premier first baseman of the It looks very much as if Healey is playing tor his Texaa Leacue, ia still keeping np his fo<--A work and releuse. Rowe will give it to him by six month.*' sus­ The Brooklyn-Athletic Dispute batting well. Ho bus IK-en the only individual who pension, without pay. ECXK. Davidson Tired of Ima made a home ao far thiaeeaeon ou oar grounds, and be has mid? two of theoi. UMPIRE TROUBLES. Settled Sullivan's Fall- Of tbe rust of our aggregation Donthett, Rogers, His Bargain Bidders For Sunday, McCloskey and fc'iaberty, it is use leas to speak, Daniels* Treatment in the West St. Louis as their records In each frame shows tho winning ball Methods Criticized. the Club. General Intelligence. they are playing, aud Houston, ou^ht to be proud ot her team. The American AaaocialK.n ig quite likely to have We are getting a new battery more or less trouble with it) umpires this soason. Hol­ who, its paid, will be land has not fchowri up at all well; Ferguson aiid G«&- Special to PponriNa LIFS. A SPECIAL MEETING. capable of disturbing tlie repoae of some of the antici­ pated pennant winners of tin Texas League. The ney have not escaped censure, and one umpire, Daiilcla, LOUISVILLE, May, 11. As picdictcd in my haa already thrown up the sponge, as briefly announced The Disputed Game Awarded to tho Ath­ twirler is said to be O'Leary, who pitched great ball correspondence, Manager DavMson has bocom« for Ft. Worth last season until hia arm went back on by telegram in cur last tone. The wild and woolly letics—Charges Against Welch. Wtstbioke Daniels' buck, and bo r«-tiren, but he will of base ball manogdmcnt and has decided to get Bpecial lo ttiwrtiiNo LIFE. be a pood one, f;>r McCloskey generally knows what Louis in disorder. He wan assigned to umpire the CINCINNATI, May 11. President Wikoff came Athletic-Cincinnati series in Cincinnati last Meek, but rid of his load, and the nnnounceuicnt madeyes- material hu gets nnd he has been very lor tana to BO far inatoail he jumped to Columbu^ had a talk with Presi­ tcrday that the club would be sold entire or to this city yesterday and called a special meet­ in his sole- tii'iiB. dent Wikoff, who refused to acct-pt his rcttigniition. ing of the boartl of directors of the American As­ BIcCoy will be rofeasoJ. Ue has been efck lately, piecemeal created no great astonishment. but it fa not on this accoimt he is befog released, ft ia He, however, laid off for a lioie, owing t<> an injury, sociation to take action relative to the disputed and Fied E. Guld^mith, the ex-Chicago twirler, wua Whether tho club will be purchased by local for hia wiMnees in the box. capitalists and kept game, played in Brooklyn on last Sunday, be­ Mac has been crippled all around lately, crippled in ordered to act instead. Daniels claims that he waa here, or transferred to some his team und cripplea by some, cur firing the grand trealed like a pickpocket In St. Louu and says: other city, is not yet fettled. It is understood, tween tbo Athletics and the Brooklyns. The "I Lave received fair treatment from the news­ Cincinnati, Columbus, Louisville and the Ath­ guild on tho night of the 28th, which completely de­ however, that a syndicate has been formed, stroyed it and which will cause the rebuilding uf the papers, aii>l no fun it bns been found by them with composed of ex-President Zsch Phclps:, John letic clubs are members of this committee. same. The destr>ymg of Ihe-e stands has hurt the my umpiring. It U bard for any inau who haa any Tho meeting was held at the Grand Hotel, regard for Ms feelings to submit to the in-uUs and Botto and other former owners of tho club to pnto receipts fearfully, rs lidies and their escorts were purchase the franchise and players and to keep up the this city, this morning at 10 o'clock, and the daily visitors of the gam-1, and tesMes Mac reaped a Hbu-e heaped upon umpiies by plajers. True, tho umpire can fine a pluyer, but if this were ilcno tome of organization in thfe city. With Wr. Pheljsatths disp'itei game was awarded to the Athletic Club harvest in the s^lo of tho eeata. The stand-* wer** built head the club could again te placed on a pound fiuan- last year at a cost of 52000 and were not insuicd. It them would have no salary left nt Uie c!o*e of tbe " by the votes of Messrs. Wheeler C. Wikoff, who season. I am not pupecssed of sufficient gall to bo an ci;il footing and made a rermanent local institution. is hoped that another will sUud in their ulace soon. There are other bidders in the field. Phil Hinkle, A had Louisville's proxy; Mr. Born, of Columbus, CAASI. umpire tht-ae dajs, and have too much regard fcr my and Secretary Sterne, of Cincinnati. The law feelinga to submit to tbe ineulta and abuse heaped saloon and restaurant keeper, to also after ttie club. upoii us, EO ihouiEht I ^o;ild better quit. It will be so Lie was ouce a director in the elnb, and is di voted to was plain and (he evidence far from conflicting. BURLINGTON BRIEFS. oiler a while units-* things greatly change in this ra- b»ee ball. He said to-day: "\Ve want the club, but treasurer -Whittaker, of tho Athletic Club, pard, thtit no self-re pecting man will accoj.t the posi­ don't intend to pay any tancy price for it. It'ire get "President C. II. Byrne, of the Brooklyn?, and Two New Players Signed—The Um­ tion ot umpire." it wo will lose no time In 8'renglbenin? It. We know Umpire Holland gave their versions of the in­ pire System Demanded, Etc. In c >mm*nilng upon the affair the Cincinnati Com- of one Rood man we will «ot rlyht away." cident, and after it was all in the directors BURLINGTON, Iowa., May 7. Editor SPOBTIHO LIFE: T,ieicml-Gazette stvr-rely fcorea St. LOHH. It aayf: Mr. Gecrgo R^agor, a jevvi-ler, id at the h^ail of » Our !a-it game with Qumcy was won by the home "That which was predicted in those columns some two syndicate of Main street men who want the club, but ptrssed this resolution: team in the la^t inuin the time June 1 rolla around The Young Reserve Pitcher of the Pittsburg Club. cause Fergueon w^uld not allow Comfskey and You cate of Main street men, and they will take bold cf 1)19 en tin i) day. May 4, 1880, between the Athletic Hase we will be whistling a different tune. der Aho to use him aa u cat's paw, every me::iis was club if they can get it at reasonable terms. After a Ball Olub Ru.l tlvo Brooklyn Base Ball Club, Umpire Wo have signed NV. Kiuzie, of Chicago, a good ­ employed by them to have ttitu bounced from the good deal of talk with Sir. Davidson, I g"t him to make lloll.uid eired in deciding the game a draw, and tho ter, Hue fielder aud clever baae-rnmer. He will add stiiit ol Association umpires. They seek, by a system of me an offer, but it is to3 high. It is the- fnmo that board of directors hereby revereea the docisioo, and strength to ttie te:»m wh--ra it ia needed mott battinjr. PITTSEURG PENCIL-LINGS. [BARNIE'S BIRDLING3. bull-dozing tactic-, to so intini:da'o an umpire that lie he refused !u-t year, big figures lh?n being $1500 givea tho ganio to tbe Athlete base Ball Club by a Ou Saturday we opened up with Springfield, aud lout will give tbe Browns tha b^et of all cluse do- higher. I wit! reiwrt the oQVr to tbo syndicate I am ecci'o of ui:ie runs to none, && provided for ID Kulo 61, the game by errors m the third iuclug by the tcore of Tlie*Smoky City Team's Encouraging TVork The Orioles Soaring Pretty High Praise cisioiie. \Vhnt club is tliure who could not win tbe ropre enting mid they will then nmko P.ividson an, of the joint tlttyiug i«'«^.'' 5 tol. —Al ?.Iaul's Steady Improvement'—A Reply .tor Horiiiiiigf— A Tribute to Tucker— Re­ pennant when to favmeJ? In ttie Browns' open­ offer. If they get hold of the club limy wrtl strong thea President Byrnc then preferred chanres against Tbe Quincy tf am a* now composed are a grand «g- to Colemau Smith's Declaration Bits of vived Local interest. ing eerie j iu till* city Cumiskey aha me frilly it and put it on it* feet HITHI'II. All that are iu tha grcgr.iiun of kickers, but Ijiat made Httie effect on abused Gaff ney, ond he treated Daniels in a movement are good men and tJiey have lo'a of capital Curtis Welsh, under Section 6b of tho constitu­ News and Comment. BAI.TIIIOHE, Way 10. Editor SPORTINQ LIFE: The at Uu'ir back. Mr. Duvdlsou fain a poMiion now London. Orlules have done quite as well a3 expected since they similar manner over in St. Loii:.*. Danioia ia not n tion, for conduct unbecoming a ball player on Hyan, our first baa^man, ia a great favorite with FITTSEURU, May 9. Editor SPOUTINO LIFE: I am home umpire. He gave the Cincinnati Club tlu-ir where he can't d*mand any fancy fi>;mea for his club." glad you spoke kindly tf Pittebur^'a up-liill play this left the parent nest. There are snrpriaea of almost The p'ayt-rs were on tho point yesforday morning <.f tho fielJ. Evidence will be submitted in writ­ everybody and bard hitter, but is uot placing l.u hlti diiiiy occiHTence. Tl:ey win where tl.ey are expected just dred in tbo gnuios with tbo Browns, and then as he would like to, a 1 on account of the o.her fellows seavon. It is encouraging to the boys. Should they Comiafcey and Von dor Ahe be^nn their ['l.;n tif 'work­ demanding their release under the rules of tho Asso­ ing aaJ an opinion rendered. If disciplined, lail this gra a they c-tn't blfims it on non-encourage­ tj 1 s<>, and drop some pames it waa tbcnghttht-y ciation, but he for-1 tiled them by coming to tho front a second offence will make Welsh liab'e to es- being in his way. Ho covers the biise like a veteran -would garner. The club ia rakia^ a more forward pc- ing' him. During Ibe gaum and at it^ conclusion and we would not trade him for auy of the others. ment. Everybody ia dolighttd with the club's play. Combikey would heap all soils of aluse upon him. On with money to pay their salaried due them. President palsicn. REM MULFORD, Ju. President Niuiicte declares it la tho lest iiioe Pittsburg Bilion iu percentage than the most eauguino predicted. Syrne and his club loft for Cincinnati l*st riijjlit. It Why cannot tha L aguo try the double umpire sys­ TJ:c Yon der Ahe-UobiLS'jn squabble canto at a time last Subdsy Dauie.'a wai a miuuto aud a hull late in tem by I'ajing the substitute um;>ira five or ten dol­ ever got together. The boya arc playiuy: together; at calling the gam<\ and Von tier Aho yelled ut him was Mr. Byrne'a intention to etiiy here until the Lou­ leaat the surface Indications point that way at the to favor Kanaaa City, and was just so much ng;i;n«t isville Club was sol-.l, but matters are nr.w in such a OFF AGAIN. lars a game lo watch base plays and tat the repnlar Bnltinioiv, but it is expected to soo tha positions ot" the wilhiti bearing of the crowd: 'I will fine you twenty- man a;ay behind ti;e lat asd judge balls and strikes? present writing. You will notice that my wisdom five dollars for beiny lato.' Von der Ahe htia no power shape that he says lie feols free lo leave. The club tooth has taught me to speab of the work of a player two clubs stand as now reverse-), notwitlistanding titu wi'.l probably change band4 in a day or two, but noth­ John L. Sullivan on Another Bucket—Ills It woutd save a great deal of kicking from the play- fact tbut the prairie chickens will roost at home t\>r to rice an umpire, yet hn always emieavors t9 authority vested in him ing hai yt-t been definitely settle*!. Mr. Davidsun saya Yesterday's win at ChicttfO made the record eight tittl some time to com*. There ia nr,t the least q'\ictition lie will probably sell tho club Monday. He ia now Special to SPOUTING LIFE. about it; tho iiresence of Joo Hornung on the team is and can bounce thorn at a:;y tinia. Isn't it about lime of thirteen game*. Tbw ia gooJ for Piir»b:;r^r. IIoNf! tbat the heads of otlifr Association cluba were ^uttiiig considering the different offers. J. A. NEW YoitK, May 11. John 31. Sullivan is on Don't let uie gush too tuucb, for I may have to do the of more iiupoitnnco ta ite BU."Cf6s than the mere effect * of his {.laying skill would mdicata. Joe seems to have a flop to such method^?" anoiher spree. Some of "Sully's" boon com­ Mulford act too soon. ST. JOSEPH JOTTINGS. , 'TWAS A LUCKY HOLD. a vt-ry panions from Boston are in town, and they havo Lcajue officers sooner or later. LEVEL UKA!) A DISPUTE SETTLED. led "the big fellow" astray, although it is fnir to We have signed Chas. ». Cody; of Chicago. Ho As a epics writer would say, "Apropos of Maul's Details of the Minneapolis and St. Paul recent achievement* a few words about him mako y the IJoarri of Arbitration— Club Nevrs. ST. JOSEPH, May 6. Editor SPORTING LIFK: After night John L. was at the Hotel Vanderbilt, and Ityan'a two-bagger w«m the lust Burlington-Quincy wtuitod to release* half a d< zen times last year, now the Micceasful stagger I niado in last week's letfer re­ fairly made things hum. A Detroit sporting gan'e, ho sending two men in ahead of him. OLC of the moat valuable men in the team. Al Reach g-vK bitt if it ever deteriorates there is th<* man to ]>iit Wu.KKasARitK, May 8. EditorSioKTiNo LIFE: The in ch,1.- _-o of the playerd on the tuld. Blaiia^tr Uaruie garding tho outcome of the series with Minneapolis, I man is stopping at the hotel, and he was Shores sprained hia wrist in tbe f-rst Eurlicgton- bought him, the pituheta sized up his weik spot ;u last of the first werieaof games was p'ayod here to-day, am rntlivr inclined to ihe belief that I am a lineal jt*st eleven games. He lead Ihe League that year, but is hiirnitiiiK his men extremely well Una ur-ason, sn 1 and to-morrow the club tetwra for K^stou. Our ciub "Sully V entertainer from about 5 o'clock Thurs lay Springfiel j gauir, aD;l £ave way i.) Nyce. piXilf.iMy much of it is due to tho fact that he dots not descendant of one of the prophets of old. Didn't t at'teri:o tbe right to his at r vices. about this-being it "jay town," fur they come on tho remark. And perhaps it few of thU cang woi in the cliaucj fo dev«lo hid energies to getting ttie p!ay out Wheeler, w ID wua brought herd from Philadelphia Mr. W. U. C.eniiaiue,the tre.isu-flr of the New York A liuU* more Intting with men on laws will suit the ol the men. It is noticed that Tucker is occasioually gujiiud with a ewajrear and "we've-got-you-de.id" air Illustrated Actrs, entered tho bar-loom. Mr. Gormaine people of tM* plscc. They like to see ti man step to crowd which yelled "Oh, he can't hit it," when Maol by Manager Irwin, and who never before p tche.l in a that WHS truly laughable. Biit after vainly trving to 6i/«d up Mr. SulltT&n's intoxicated condition, anl the plate and make a good, long hit, bringing in all fouled the ball off Keefo after striking out four times DENOUNCED League game, ha» been put in twice, wiuuing both get a run the first gun:e, they began to realize that realizing that tlie paper be repie*ented had £5000 at that it will. last spriu?. President Nlmick bought him from Phila­ (or hta coflcbfnfl". Well, th*?re is not much aeRse in It Kames. tie bids fair, with a li'tle more hta-l wuik, to they had run Rg-iiu$t a mag of large dimenaiwja. stake nn JMiiliviiu in hia match with Kilmiu, ho bc- VanZant liai made two home runs on our gronndj, delphia, but I can't eay who really kept him on ihe to be hn re. Getting: up on the line atid yelling on«- become one of the be&t pitchers in the League. II« is Phil Knell, the "California w. nrtcr," had them com­ cji: " M. He sent for fhurlia Johnson and and KnJJer one. They fire great player?. team, a-anl ba- )»- * " >'T»"'n!j a high hall. nint^i-T ""' "- V;eil, a:id cnn&uiug the coaching direciic-u to left-httndoil, strong and very active, and under IrwiuV pletely At Iiin irercy, aotl pbiy d with them aa a cat J,,' " f^fuiex i»£M» ut I)in backtm, theolbar H't-<.-Ut cckcr IB in rite Iio»^if«J, l»ut I tii/nte will Ira ba*es nvll. fi.-JJ:: >nd Jjnini; (h T Joes wfth a mouse >>efc»ro killing it. Then, after try­ In.. .''ilHtte, ihe oinu wh-j is backing Sulli­ arouu3J iu about a week. ELECTRIC. from risJit field. ..it t\i«-Ire ii. be ilcarh inVilirgibk', but is m:*lnly tn^tru- Koach and Fi(/T^rnhl :ire bi>t!i in ^ood form. ing with the poor follows iiLtii bo wtia lirud of tbo van, aisu ; ut in an a; pearnuce. Tho eloquence of tho witb Cleveland b> ,. -,-. ;..:-jw. "WeweiL...... inL-m.ii io giving Tom a vent tt»r the high pressure of JacoVa has been laid up fur a few day*, but will join anumeiuen*, hiif d at Sullivan'* actions. They bad put up almost anything outre emanating from his do^a one stood to see. There is nothing lacking. piloted a magtiiti *ont pani*1 , though, from tbe timo SYRACUSE, May 0. Editor SFORTIXQ LIFE: Syra- of the P;ttsburb' team a la Toui Brown. Well, he O'Urieu does not let nny thing go, und shows his old- $10,000 In hia behalf und tried to make a man of tiim. cusnns C;iu well be proud of tbe ball club that Qlana- tli'-n virtually adniita that erratic play did it. John ECCENTRIC CnAUACTEIIISTlCS play WSB called until the last mun was put out, nnd They are beginning to think that tbeir money is iu timo energy in every came. too much credit cannot be bestowed upon botb him and! gcr Chupmin has coctrol of tb's season. They are a wuii many a ^amc fur Pittbburg and loat a prucd is overlooked for ihe macy good cju-tlities he possesseB. Flunagau has made a decided hit, hia jeopaidy. HARRIS. noter and gentlemanly lot of feilowa aa well as fine many. His hit eent in the run which gave the A!Ie- Hia heart is entirely in hia work, and when he be- pi lyinj on Knell for tbo:r work iu the b-jx. The suppc rt {riven first ia as good aa ever peon ou our homo team. them was extremely fine and of the kind that en ball players. Tlu-rt* is no lushing on the team. They ghenyspecotid jilace in their laat year i^ the wrnngl.ng comes elated by th« success of bid club he U as cmzy Dl iclt i* doing a;o<'d fiold work. An Old-Time Manager Dead. are playing gr. at ball, in fact no bettor bull playing Association. John was held for save-al le-sjus as a bed bug. It is said tli&t when the club lo-t, l,tht couiMeej pitchers to put forth all their ability. filcKee'a throwing ie ibe texture of almoat every On Satinday, tho -itb, tho first series with St. Paul Special to gi-oRTixo LIFE. can be ft.und anywhere. atter« arda. Tie wants to bet the sciibes $100 tlmt he sen sou, Turn would go homo and artiially blubber panic. Ho rau place tho ball as accurately as any In two flames with Rochester here this week tl:e can throw farther than any man in Ihe team. Pi-r- white Informing l.is betrers that "Caruie la the t-fgan with ona ot Uie most exciting games ever BHOOKI.VN, May II. Michael Henry, who at one fleldor p!«yinod us atiyono, even tho cvtr !eft fkld fence madd by R'jillv. The second game file of ihe present Hall of Recorde, when the Atlantics, most cxtictin?, can ask for. He hna by his good work was al«o c.iptur*-d by St. Fiiol, aided by the umpire, tba Mutual and Alhletica were Ihe only prominent b:»8e a steady man, Las a quick delivery and fine tpeetl aud second on a short hit to right when he him shirk in fact l.e couhln'i d>> that if h« tried it brought over to him al! those who wtro uot elated at curves. should have been nippfd. Coleman didn't nhvavs try Isn't fn him. Hia offonse to hie critics is entirely due to 8ccoiidbolng:i to 2 in the vfeiton' favor. The third ball clubs in the country. lie bad built on one Bide of either. The ecortra were It-nic-nt with him, even to bis si tin ing here. and lest gumo of the eerio will be played on Tuesday, bis house a huge Kla*i CM8e iu which waa put every In lepanl to Driega, he hai made himself a general OVER- ZEALOUS-NESS As for Captain Irwin, not enough can ho favorite here. He is as fine a catcher as there is in the viaitorp, with one exception. A ma a named 'a\i-1. In an I uolfss Hurley ii too rank we hope to be able to fcase ball the old Atl-miics ever won, each propeily for his club a very amiable fault and so at home his runiiag'iment and pi »yini< he ii perfect, and ull pi ire it to St. Joe's credit. labeled. lio managed tbe fumale walking match iu this Lf-agtie. Powers, from a Cuicago paper, wlii-n hero always gave ve, who know his peculi -iritien, do not feel like calling pr«is4 ia dne to him. We look for pood work from Walker is pulling up a fine game and is batting Coleman errors on throws to the pi ite. 1 tried to I want to eay a word or two about the umpiring ot Brooklyn, an^t trained Mme. Anderwn, who walked birn d )wn, but on tbe contrary defend him generally hia t'am .in:l we will iiot be dteapjMjtnte-I. the games with Minneapolis and St. Paul, Although a« 1000 mile* in 10UO lioura. At that time Henry waa well. reason with him one gtuno, but fouttd it ust-lo**, llo as a bail player ar.d commend him t) laniont treat­ 'J ha nrinagpment IIHVC, with commendable enter­ McLaughlin is pl-iylnff good ball. Ho covers as wanted good throws. I have nothing against Coleman, a rule 1 do Dot believe in ciitici*ing an umpire ad­ worth over oue hundred thousand dollais, but he died ment «ben he ia visiting. There are few, if any, bet­ prise, had the roarta leading from the city to Ihe piirk versely. But for ouce in my lifu I want to break the much ground as b^ard, but dees not bat quite as well. only John's habit of greeting reporter* before a ciowJ ter players in big position than Tom Tucker, and it ia sprinkled every day befure tho pame*. thereby ou- a pauper. D.-nny Ct.nnetrt, our new centre fleUer, is playing tbriHl}: '-Well, here ia my master," struck me aa being; inle I h;ive la;d down for myself and express, tluoiigh apleasuie to watch hia exhibition, B) we will admire p.bliuo; everyone to go to and fioin tbe games with TUB SrOKTiNU LifE, the iiid'enaiiuu <.f the c'i;tire New T5ase I5aH League Formed. tl;e game of bis life. He 19 batting very hard. bad taale. Colemau'a placo ia ut first base. He would that ft-r our own eilificittion anvl tolerate hia peculiar H.sluip is not yet in trim but wilh active practice in make Ajtood first basetuan fur some team, Ljuisville, pleasure. L. pO[>uIace el St. Joseph at tlie dt-nl from which the home Special to SPORTING LIFE. coaching for his many fino trails. Fra'ik Fore rim a team hai suffored at the han^a of the umpire Secretary (hia warm weather lie will no doubt regain his old- for instance. disabled for a week or ten days means Woodheny rECATCR, 111., May 11. At tbe meeting held here timo cubniDg and be as creat a puzzle to bait era aa A SUDDEN TURN-UP. Mutton IIKB inflicted upon Ihcm. last Wednesday to organi/.o a basa ball league, Itloom- WAS SMOOTHED DOWH. draped mid the mills ahnt down. It is very nafor- Mr. Miclmel An^lo ilui'ley ia the umpire to whom la^t season. If either White or liowe comes some heads will be tuu 'tc f-ir the t'-nin, but four pitchers remain for the j op ton, D<-c.v.ur, Damille anl Lafayette were repre­ There ia no truth in the report tlmt pitcher Kuby York's Club Reorganized in a Day—A New I have referred. And certainly tf the exlnb^tii n ho sented in pcrsjn and Lo'gnnspoit anDeidcr»b!e talk, fur dtpcsitioD, is anxious to join the team aud has begin to know him no more forever the betttr it wiU br.t n',.thing cp.mo of it. it waa hard to see who could bo efared. There is, York Jlase Ball Club won ita first League victory on to ?GOO per mouth, Temporiry olllcors were elected. Id la-t week's paper you had ao Irenf copied from a SELF CONFIDENCE Saturday, May 4, from tho Heading Club. The York be for all concerned. Ho hug disulaycd Midi au A ceriiMiiotil orjfiiniy.rttioli will be effected at Daiivtllo likely, romething behind his declaration, but it can't enongh ^to even face Comiskey's galvanic players ignorance of the rules t3 bepm with as he certainly Pittsburg paper claiming to bo an interview with he KOUOU at. I am stamlinp on my head OD the "Ilaysoeder^" bud Stivrt 8 and Bnel for ihr ir battery, Blay 1C. H is expected to begin playing by ihe Hotb. pitcher Murphy, of the Mure. There is no tiuth In without a tremor. Win or lo.*e, tho indications are KnoulT and Snj'Jtr tor Rending-, aii'l tiie way the ouyht to be ashnmed t>f. Fyr instance, in the last II. i*. Smith ia the projector of the league. Wl.ite an.l Itowe matter, just like I did the fdll Pitta- that the club will receive an ovation at Oriole Park M>UDf>Bpoll4gamu pitcher DuvU took his position in tho the ftatenitnt wbatevi-r. Murphy never said any such bur^ jumped into the League. By the way, one local "Hayseodfrs" b arras ed the phenomenal Knouft's Ihin^. He 19 not entitled to anything more ts-an any when it returns, fur tbe interest ia intor.sy aud ia in one curves was not only a surprise to his club, but a Los turning partially to the right, so as to better keep dally , ppeaking of the reported cuttiug-down, in giv­ way manifested by a clooe scrutiny of the doings of the an eve on tho bare-runner at sec >nd basp, a'l'J, in Condensed Despatches. other player f>n the tentr; and doe^ not * lnitii more, llo ing Secretary Scaudrett's statement, euid he wan the puzzler f'.r biiu. Irc-.re, 17 to 0. M- n-l.y, Bitty 6, Ppccial (o SPORTING LIFE. is pitching a fine game aud batting well. S. S. S. team in tbo \Vtst. E-peciaUy are peojile pleased with K* nding was agaiu defeated. Score, 6 to 5. Blend of holding the ball iu pUin si^ht of tho letter, mott truthful of tlie club officials. A rather hard thobu!tin£. Thire docs not seem to be much doubt holding it so fi.r nrouod ai !o bo hiiMcn from him en­ Jockey Mcl*iu;;jhlin has been reinstated. shot at s mebody, wasn't U? Thoro has been cottsiderable trouble fur the past THE SUBSTITUTE RULE. lut that the new pitching niloa have benefit tod week between Mannger M\en and the playera of hia tirely. He refuse.l to couipol him lo directly face tho R'imsey and Kerina have been suapeinled by Louis- POP DECLARES niVSELF. Ciiole batting more than that of any other club. The first intimation tho public luul uf any dis­ batter, saying iho position WIIH p;-rfcctly coiroot, not- Tille. Susceptible of Two Different Interpreta­ Just before the boys went awiyon tho trip, Pop team in the Association. Wny this ia so no one car, s agreement was on Momliy, May 0, when Fat Itollfna' wlthBtaiuHiig hia Htlention « « * lie the other day, and tho way it w«s dec'dfd winter that he waa writing poetry. Tiieveteran eaid: tbe Athleticp. One inning of hard slug^ina has pulled liua wanted money, and Myera refused to give him cleaily required by the rules. Then, up-in, hi- judg­ m-iy be of interest to a great many base ball p;itron?. 'They say I am a cr^uk. I can't iee whore tl.ey have a game out of the nre fjr them soverdl tinier this any, Rollins taking t!io next train f<;r Ilarrislurir. ment on 1 alls anly be made at the ex­ do it because I am determined lo have my lighte, and On Tuesday morning, when proas representatives bin umpirud here every close decision has be:Mi given piration of a fall inning. A hot discussion followed. The rilinccnpolia Club bas released F. F. Pierce aud because I stick cp for*thein some say I am aa disagree­ DISAPPOINTED DENVER. went to call on My or*, ho wa-* not to lie lotmi.'; it waa *'lvarse!y to Ihe homo team. Hu:»ie i la^ern luivebefMi ami J. 3;. Uj rne. Fifidlly Umpire B:irnum snid: "Look at Rule 28.'' able as many an old woman." Pop refu-ied to take rumored that bo had "dkipped" tho town. A met>(:n? declaied out on B'rikeswhcn they should h*v« IM-OQ Section 2 of Rule 28 r*-ads: "One 1'lr.yer, whose name given bos's on balls so ir:any times tlmt they liavo Th« Rochester Club haa a new local pitcher earned any solace from my sujgeatiou, that :he hojM-cl tliat Ihe St. Paul pitch an in^hoot as ho is to pitch for tbe Beaver Ave­ the situation, but ho has -inco '-cooled down," and loft Bob Cuok lias b' en coachina: the Y«!e crew fjr tho and Glasecock hud th« ri^ht to enbsiiiuto Burdfck for and I am loth t3 confess they simply mac'e ' inon- for his homo in ilanist urg. Kul in-*, caicher, felurng s-.-riei will bo the last ho is c.illel tip^n tn umpire last few duj'8, and ex]ire.-B''« himself «seaii-fied witii it. Poyle without f tut her delay. L'armim was won by nue Smooth Legs nt-xt week. tfefV of Eowe's singers. Poor Ilenly, he waa where St. J^sepb u intores'ed. SI.vu'riN. Morris joined iho club at Chrapo yfsterday. He to tho club to-day. I'hiliulelphia Giuiiis are scheduled Tlie Detroit Club ba-t EC cured a new catcher cu triu). the argument and .Bnrdick was allowed to remafn iu pounded all over the fio.d, and Dalrymple, ^ilch, and to play here May 10 and 11. \V. fc.S. the b x. As Gla'iflcock ran to bis position in the field claims to cave regiinc-tl hia oM-timo ppeed. The rest McQu;tid hare been broken up ever suce from chas­ « MAKING CHANGES. He came from S'. Thomas, Out., and is named George did him a heap ot «ood, and he will make tip for hia Kimrp*. ho shouted gleefully to ALSOIK "Itead the rnlee." ing balN. Our blujrgers could do nothing with San­ When Ansori was at rittubnrg he consulted II raco vacation. Ed hopes that Carrol I will be assigned to ders1 left-handed curves, the sco:e reeultirif; in favor of NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE. Worcester Keleancs Moyaii anil Sullivan At Sr.rnnt^n, Friday, Louis Jester won a flpht fiom I'hillipa about the interpretation of Rule 28. Phillipa catch him. St. Paul, 15 to 4. The only amusing portion of the and Sijiiis JJoraa and ~\Vilsoii. Harry I'mlah in ihe tenth round on a fyuL The fight said u tenth man could be Hubititutcd only at the end Who will be the first mnn to .pet At those racy game was the unmerciful guying given Davy Foice, Seneca Falls Ailmittcd to Muiubcrahlp—A WORCESTER, Mahs., M«y 9. The wotk of the \Vor- Mas for a I-uiau of {600. of even inning*1. Barnum now admits that until Ban­ stories en Iho Australian trip? There aro some. tbe umpire, by Ihe "gods of the bleaching boards,"and Sclieclulo Adopted. c< eter temn has so far been quite disappointing, : team for him. J.'o is a good l»t]l pl.tver in his Loiiiaville (Jiui', were each fined $25 by Freai lent Base ball authorities have for many yearn held that day while the club is away. The second game, booked for May 1, was postponed 3-"nt'ca Falla team, will Imgin the work of piytiins: a class but is not fust enough fjr llr* Wore'hters. S'tt- iMvideon on 1 him.day iii^Iit for playing cards in a ' inning" referred to u time at 1 at for one side and ''in- George Smith, the sprinter, who handles TUB.SPORT­ on account of rain, and 1 mpic Bancroft's point. firnt to get tho "razzle-dazzle," unless tboy improve committee reunined iu seaaion from eleven o'clock mau «n: "They made the rule wliile I was out PAT POWERS' PETTED PLAYERS. wonderfully. until two o'clock this morning and finally adopted tho played third ba^e fi'i- the Osliko-h team in 1:^87, and JJc made tho distance in 4.39 1-5. of the country. Now all I want la somebody to tell me The game on the 2-1 waa also postponed on account following achedn'e: with the Omaha tram. Lust ycur'hb pUytdonly a Tbe flx-d-iyn1 Ucycle race nt Cliicaso ripens Monday what it rueaaf." ______News and Gossip About Jersey City's of rain and bad weather. AuBrus. At Cauatidftigna, June 1-r»; July 13, 15,18; ehort lime, and us he did not s«-esn to d > well, he quit "Prof." Darnbrouxh waion the eick list ft few diya A n jr. 1'J, 20. At Klmirrt, June 10, 11: Julv 6, 8; AHR. tho diamond ntid did imt phiy aj-ain durhi-; the y,>ar. wiih over 100 eutiiet», including II. W. Kin^laiid, of DAVENPORT DOINGS. Crack Ball Team. Pa timoro, conmumiy known as the "Sunthern Me­ last week, but ia all right now. lf>, 17. At O.ieida. June 21; July 1. 10, 1(1, 17; Aujr. r>. He Leloiips 'n .Tjintsvillc, \V'is. The oilier new man JERSEY CITY, May 10. Kd tor SI>ODTINO LIFE. The it is urgently reqtif ete.tt by tho pitrons of the game Atr'ei,ec.i F.ilN, Mny 30, A. ,M ; Juris 1; July 4, A. M.; h Archie Wilson, a c»tt year at teor;" J. S. I'rincc, Omahn; Wilbur F. Knaj-p, Denver; Deasley Released and Alien Signed home team still continue tjkeep tip their present win­ Ki'l'lirg. the Cnuil.a aohlitr; IVrcy Stone, St. Lmiis; ttut umpires piohibit loud and unnecessary coacliiug. July 2:t, 30; Aug. 7. At L'tica, Juno 7, 8, 13,22, 21. OmiUi't. He has not pU>fd at nil t na yo-ir, except in Pitcher Jacobs* Case ning ^ait, au;ind. HAPPY HOUSTON. field team. He is expected to report for duty to-mor­ sion in his first game against New Haven. and deuiuni laugh with dtligut." Seneca Falls. June 11,16, 29; July 17; Aug. 8,17. At S!itd President Gould ye-terdttv: ''H in ndtnittcd row. Beanley'8 release was canted by hi» inability to Harry Lyons ami Tom O'Bnen are both on the sick Dalrymplo is droppiiig off a little in his batting, and Utica, July 20, 22, 2!), 30; Aug. 21, 22. that we h:tvu tiie beat outfield of any t&a n in HID At­ A Good Game Put up by iho Home Team throw. He has f-igned with the Monmauth, 111.. Club, list, and tlm team M in a crippled state. McCleDau rapidly coming to the front. EI.MIIIA. AC Auburn, July 20. 22, 29; Any. 8,10,13. lantic Aiwjciati'ni. That is admitted iir every c'ty Despite Serious Drawbacks—Xews Notes. of which Dallas is manager. Everyone here regrets 'Soap' 1 Long ttill continues to put up a great game Manager Kowe is on the look-out for a couple of new At Caaandaigua. June I, 10, 20; July 4, A.M.. P. M ; vf here w*» have played. Cinlworth is n ball id.-iy. r jmd Hc'i'siON, Tex., 5Iay I. Kdi'or .-PORTING LIFE: It's Peosley's departure, as he was a genleniauly tall at short; nothing parses him. pitcher?. The present coterie ara not formidable Aug. 7. At Oneida. June 3, 4, 10; July 18, 30, 31. At hmiille-f the mnu will, llnulk-y fills ihe p ^ition of a uoii'ltr '.h;it wo aieplajlng \viuning l-all yet, with all p!aver aud a gojd one had be been in condition. Dan Burke Is hitting the ball in great shape. enough to start ou ihe Extern trip witb. Fcneca Fall*", Jam* fi, G; July 2, 15; Aug. 11, 2. At short htop veil, and you all know ahosit Meijter nnd the lewm badly cripp'o'l and mere a !aj ti-tl for tl;e hoe- The Davenpott team has teen playing a rather IOOFO As well us being a ball p'ayer Joe Geibardt is an Tha St. Pauls are slug^era from away back, and can Utici, June 17, 18, i>9; July 1, 10,17. Cntnpi< n. Wo me uot in too f»tt (.ouipany, ttbd wa pitnl tiian the lal! tieM, we are still giving our rivals fielding g*me of lat^, but have been hitting the ball expert at playing pool. win the pennant easily. We will be tatianed witb ONKIDA. At Auburn, June 18, l!i; July 2, 9, Aug. 1, slmil bhow ihe peo;-le tlmt this is true.1 ' all tlipy <:au d.> to wiu a CHiue fivni us occasion illy. in great hhap*1. We hope to see the team get down to Juiing ihe absence of the homo team on tbeir trip fourth place or better. 22. At Canau'iaiguft, Juno 5, (3,26,27; July *zi; Aug. Snitilay and Mcdoskey iu tlie uiitliilfl Loth have in- to lid work. \Ve Lave the material tj wiu the penuaut the clubs of Iho Hudson County Amateur Leairue will Manager Uo\\Vs signing Klusman, aecon.l baseman 23. At KImini, June 24,25; July 25, 27; Aug. fcO, 21. A Little T,eu£»e Keatly For Business. jnrfd legs atid aore backH aii'l btill ure play inn great if properly handle 1. use the home grounds, by kind permission of Manager of .he Milwaukcfs, who waa released on account of At Soneca KalN, Juoe 12, 17; July 11, 13, 20; Aug. 13. MAM.'iiKis'rf.K. May 10. Tho M(-niiiiiick Valley ball; Sherry, our Sfc«nd btinemcn, will) hia left arm to Will the Bo;v;d of Arbitrat'on tfll the people of Power*. heavy "hulling" and poor playing*, was a perfect At Utica, May 30, p. H.; July 3 p. M.,4; Aug. 8, 10. Lo.tgue met Wednesday und udi ptcd a ninelY-gaino Bvro he. can hHr(*( a playing tecotd D.tv«nj)ort how it is possil-lo for Jacob**, whose case ia "Rot"' Cleveland, who represents Ihe AVte* at the bombshell in the camp of McAndrit-a' friends. Mac ia SENECA FALLS At Anbuni, M»y 30, p. M ; June 27; schedule. Tho (duarantoj was lixeJ at tf.'JO pt-r gfiii:«, BQd aM> 8'ioit iu a manner Ihi.t han won adiiiiralion now before ih.it distinguished body, to pity with games, 1s the right nmu in the right pltvce. an old Denver boy, and a9 lung ae he wad playing as July 4, P. M.; July 21, 31; Autf. 25. At Cimuidnigua, with the alternative of taking 'i~> \n r cent, of li'.e gmsai fur Imn; Tet-ptfH, ihwbtHt ahurt *lop in (he Ltagne, \Vilkesbarre in clmiu^ioiiBhip games? Will »ome oue Manager Powers, who is always looking after the good, if not letter ball than other members of the Jouo 18, 24; July G, IG, 27. Aug. 3. At Elmira, Julv tt, receipts, «nd the itau'Vrttiou tliat' n Tilcniorial Day has be>-o en the bench a wctk with a terribly brui-.t'd rise aud explain? PETBB PELTBB. intenets of hia patrons, has placed tickets for the club, should bo retained, although it la not tlenuiU-ly 10; Aug. 5, C. 14, 15. At OiietiU, June 8, 13, 22; Julv and Fourth of July, the gr< ** rfci-Ipta of tlie ffiiiiu* nu asm, mid G»g n, our midget iwirlcr, is also reilii n gamea at sale iu all the leading negar etorea through­ settled yet whether fllac goes or not. Hoxvtver, if 22, 29; Aug. 12. At Utica, June 3, 4, 14, 15; July played gh»ll te [> oled at.d tqimlly divid'd hetwetu on t'le su li H .t with :i eorc fiim. Truly our op^oimt.ts Tlie Birininghain Team. out tbe city. FIRST BA&E. Kinsman holds second base lie will have to play ctn-d C, 18. Ihe four clubs in the League. I ho \ac:iucy in ihe f e'- oiij£lit to crow vigorously now when they win a came THE reorg»iiized Bitiiiiti^liarn team is made np as ball to keep up with Mac, and every play will bo UTICA. At Auburn, June 5,12; July 27; A«2. 3, 12, rettirynhip of ihe League w»8 filled by t'ic ek'CtitHr of from us iu thla pitiablu cumiition, for that is tlie ouly follows: T»*ylur, Sthwiuz and Tice, pitcher^; Toohy, THE Jackeon team, of tho Michigan State League, watched with keen interest. 14. At Caiiaiulaigna, July 2. 0, 1"; Aug. 6, G, 13. At C. Fnd Orosaley, of this city. The f-eUc inn of the ball way t!iey wi'l aver win a fcame Irum n>; but w.tit 'till Key and Oreun, catcher-; Duiley, first Lasc; Farrell, in made up as fol!owa. -Jiis. auJ Ed Tray, change be­ Silch baa begun to play «lth his old-time vim, and Klmim,.I.ine 20,27; July 11, U; An*. 3, 24. At x*as left to a committof. So!;-c i^u of umpir*» was e; Allison, ahurt stKp; MilN, third baa*; tween first base a»U catcher; Hart, pitcher; Trilby, many a sky-ncrttper does be pult off the ragged edge Onoida, Slav 30, A. M ; June l<\, 11; July 4, A. M,; Aug. ftrred until th« next me. tin/, Mny l.t. 'i Le clr.lfl Weikarl baa bceu piiching tome phc'iumit-D-l bait, unau^h, left tit-U; tttiwit, ten Ire CelJ; l'letcb«rf second base; Cagey, third base; Richaniaon, short itop, cl a parsing cloud. 7,17. At Seuuca Fall*. June 19. 20, 25: July 25; com; ri-iiu ^tv League aie: lluuhattau, Naebua, L*\v« «iuuii:g I2vutoi tit: 10 g: i lire t> iu v. Lich he u&cUted ht lie id. lid Uerby, Laviu aud Rmtaell in tbe uutfolU. Kick Suiith hw been wcefallji off oa his throwing Aug. 19. route aud Coucurd. THE SPORTINQ LIFE. May

Mnrrlll; BicharJson, Broutherj. First on LalU Off CHICAGO. AB.R.B. P. A. IV P1TT8BUEO. AB.B.B. P. A.E 'orsshut them cut rather eisily. Gl»aw>n also pitched Pratt was also Mayor ot Worceetor. The club had Iff aly 2, off Keefe 5, off lUJbourn 4. Hit by pitcher Hya.ii, ...... 4 11 4 21 Sunday, rf...5 02011 well, but the visitors matie all their hits contribute to CAYLOR'S COMMENT. been loFlng right along, and one day President Priitt Bruutherd. Struck out By Keefa 1, by Ra'ibourn Van I.'al'n.cf 4 0 1 2 0 0 Hanlon, cf... 5 0 0 1 01 therun-Ketting. Tbe Phillies had made one ruu iu called them Into his pieecuco aod bad a talk vtitU BASE BALL their half ol the seventh, when, a terrific tornado The Lessons of tlio St. Louis Rebellion— them. 1. Pjmat balls Mack 1. Jieimett 1. Wilj pitch Duffy, rf...... 4 10200 Beckley, lb..4 01900 Ueiily. Cinpire HcQnadii. Time 1:45. Auson, lb...4 01701 Duui»p,2b... 4 01331 ended the gsme. Score. Von dor Ahe's Blunder — Curbs Upon "Now, boya,"caid ha, "I think I fee why you don't CLEVELAND vs. CiucAfto AT CLEVELAND MAT 6. Pffffer. 2b....4 0 1 3 0 0 Cmroll, If.... 4 0 0 1 01 PHILA. AB.R.B. P. A. E'WASHINO'H A.B.R. B. P. A.E Club Tyranny Needed—The Cinciunatis' win. I used to seo the old Hiiynmkerj play, and I . Chicago fielded horribly, liurns and Duffy being espe­ Farrell, If... 4 0 0 2 0 0 Mill T.C...... 3 0 2 10 00 Deleba'y,2b.2 00 1 1 0: Hoy, cf...... 3 1 1 210 remember they hud u habit of knocking thesy J.jw 3 0 1 Shoch, If..... 2 0 1 2 00 111 Luck—A Novice's Advice to Batsmen, cially bud. They cou'du't bit 0 Brieii, but bo was Bnrns,3b..... 3 0 0 3 4 OJK.i:ehne, 3li..4 1 1 1 2 I) Fogarly,cf...3 0 1 Etc. grounders out of the reach of a fielder. I notice jmi Games to be Played.' will eiK-ugh to lose two games. Hulciii^ou was hit Flint, C...... 3 (I 1 3 0 I) Smith,s«...... 4 1 2 1 GO Thompa'n.rf.S 0 0 0 0 0 Caruey, rf.....3 0 1 100 boys try to knock (he ball up Jn the air too much, May 13, H, 15,16-Chicoso at Philadelpnlii, C4eTeland bard after cliancos t-> retire tbe side bjtd been given. Krock, p..... 3^0 0 3 1 Sialey, p...... 4 1 1 1 10 1 Mulvey, 3b..3 0111 K Myers,2b..... 311 2 20 CARTHAGE, Mo., May 7. Editor SPORTING LIFE: which loia the fioid^rs catch it. Suppose you try my nt New York, Piitaburg at Boston, ludianapolia at The [ilay of the i right field ia the eighth Inning tor man. First on errors Philadelphia 1, Washington 2. the game more barm than any other six men in the CINCINNATI, May 8. Editor SPORTING LIFE: ThU complete up to Friday, May 10, inclusive: Total...... 451lf6*iC143; four bases aud earned the two winning runs. I>enny Umpire McQuade. Time 1:15. country. He has never been able lo keap a discreet Is no time lor laughter, «i:d the "time," aro all on tho *Anioa out for running ont of Hue. made a remaikable one-hand catch, and in the sixth CHICAGO vs. PITTSBL-RO AT CHICAGO MAY 10. tongue in his head. He baa always imagined he waj mourners' bencb grieving over tne uuaccountablo Clevelaud...... 1 3300013 0 11 Glasscook split his liuud on a low liner from Faatz. Stiley was pounded for nine bases in the second in­ the head and frout of the game in America, and as weakuesjof tbeir erstwhile peta. If there ever WHU CbicaKO...... 3 00010103 8 Score: ning, netting five runs. The Pittsburgers, rather than finch must keep gabbling eternally to the papers on all an argument in Javor of TUB Spomixo LIFE'S fililltn- Earned ruua Cleveland 4, Chicago 2. Two-baso CLF.VELA'D. AB.R. B. P. A. E INDIAKAP 8. AB.B. B. P. A.E att'.-uipt to overcome such a lead, tried the trick of torts of buse half subjects. The pity in tiiat this talk is niuin Plan it is the work of the Cincinnati Club this hits StdcKer, HcKeati, Duffy, ".van. Three-base hits Stricker, 2b..5 0 0 3 3 0 ! .-ion. go fur as the difficulty be­ diagram to explain the siluution. The other fellu > Won.Lost.Perc'tj Won.Lwrt.Perc't Karned runs Cleveland 6, Indianapolis 2. Two- and Yon der Ahe goes per set the base have been pounding Cinciniiiiiis' pile! era while tho Now York... 8 5 .016 Chicago...... 7 7 .500 gave Htttburg two in tbe sUth by failing to call out baso hits Glasscock 2, Sullivan. Turce-base hits Flint, C...... 3 1 1 1 0 ljSmitb,i3...... 2 1 1 021 tween Robinson Couway »t second. Score: Gumpert, p.. 3 1 1 0 3 1 Staley, p...... 2 00041 ball public would bo willing to see ttu-m settle it Reds have not done enough hitting to le in it. With Boston...... 7 5 .583 Cleveland.... 8 8 .OM) McAleer,Twitchell.Teboau.Seery. Home ran Beatin. ati-aiueucu as the Millennium Plan provides for PLilaf giowuis aud frowns on the team. Captain lienrd, npoa PHILA. AB.U.B. P. A.I NEW YORK. AIUl.B. p. A.I four runs on two singles, a double aud two triples, firniiies ; to oppress by lu'e^, which were intended Indianapolis...... 20011200 0 6 tieing tne score amid great excitement. In the last whose shoulders has fAlien Ihe mantle tossed oft by "WooJ, M...... 4 2 1 l> 3 1 Gore, of...... 4 0 1 4 01 CHADWICK'8 CHAT. merely to govern. Von d>-r Ahe na^ long been an ad­ BlcPtiee, M leading the "broken up nggrt'gatioii 1* Deleh»'y,2b.4 1 1 4 3 1^0'Kourke, lf.4 0 0 1 01 Pittsbnrit...... 20100020 2—7 half, however, Tiernan got to first on Quiuu's fumble Earned runs Indianapolis 4, Pittsburg 6. Two-base vocate of using the rules and making iht-m unpopular through.'the eeif-.inu.ie valley of defeat hia predocessor I\>garty,cf... 51220 0;Tiern»n, rf... 401 0 00 and scored on hits by Couuor aud Ewlug. Score: A Chapter on Sacrifice Hitting—What a by twisting them into all niamitr of means, whether hit Daily. lloine run Becbley. Sacrifice hits B. P. A. E: NEW YORK. AB.R. B. P. A, B hai to tread. The criticisms of McPheo wore ab­ ThouiL-son,rf5 2200 0 Oonnor, lb...4 0 1 13 00 BOSl'ON. AB.K. Real Sacrifice Hit Is Gratifying April honorable or not, to acquire liia ends. It was be "who surdly cruel. So would be any of lik* kind bes'owed Mulvey, 3D..4 2 2 1 2 OiWard, sa...... 4 1 1 2 20 Gldsjc-ock, llaulou 2, Smith. Stolen bases Hines 3, T. Biowa,}!.3 2 2 1 0 1 SUttery, cf... 5 0 1 211 Daily, M\e:s, Buckley, Sunday, Conway. First on Attendance — Ha die s at Ball Games — conceived tha iniquitous idea of prostituting the upon Beard. He is playing great bull iu the Held, and Andrews, lf..4 2 2 3 0 0 Bi'charJ'n.Zbl 0 1 2 40 Johnston, cf5 0020 0 : Tiernau, if..4 32101 blacklist by making it apply to playeis who would balls Conway 5, Sbreve 5. Struck cut By Shreve 1, Kelly, c...... 5 2 3 1 0 2 Counor, Ib.... 4 3 2 1) 00 Model Scores* Etc. doing more batting than any ni'iu in tlie team. lUist Farrar, ll\....3 0 0 12 1 Oi Whltney, 31.. 4 0 0 1 10 uot sign at bis figures; a piece of legislation the con- fortune neems to havo claimed tlio ileds fur i's own. Cloments, c. 4 0 0 4 0 1 Murphy, C....4 0 0 410 by Conwav 1. Passed bali Convvay. Umpire Lynch. Biouthers,lb6 1 2 14 0 0 Ewlng, p...... 5 1 3 Oil NEW Yotlit, May 8. Editor SPORTING LIFE: I no- Time 1:31. tlenmiitiuu of which by mo made uie ' ybjectiuralle" Since I penuod uiy la^t letter to THK SPORTING LIFB, a Bulliutou, p. 4 1 1 1 6 IjTitcorab, p... 4 1^ 1 0 30 H.Bich'n, 2b4 1 3 2 5 !! ; WarJ, SB...... 4 00 2 30 ticB that a great deal of comment is do voted to eucii- to him and hia crowd, who ware anxious to subvert (he N»3h,3b...... 3 1 0 2 3 (I I».l:icha'n,2b4 1 2 4 30 fice InttiuK by base bull scribes thioughout the coun­ CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS AND INCIDENTS Total...... 37 11 1127 16 t\ Total...... ati 2 ti 27 11 2 7. real luteut of the National Agreement to attain their Philadeluhia...... 03114000 2 11 Games Played Tuesday, May Qtlinn, SS.....1 1 3 1 3 1 O'Kourke, If.3 1 0 4 11 try, as well as by auino ckib managers, aud judging unrt'uaouable ends; a piece of legislation which poi>uUr has beeu uddud to tho current hlitory of the year. .On liew York...... 0 00000110 2 PHILADELPHIA vs. NF.W YOBK AT PHILADELPHIA Giinzel, rf... 4 1210 Oi Whitney, 3b4 0 0 1 20 from some of tho lemarbs made on the subject, it is bcrjiimeut uiada a dead tetter aud which the "mag­ Saturday Captain Mcl'heo threw Uo\vu the sceptre of Earned runs Phi'.aiielpuia 8, New York 1. Two- MAY 7: Uuffititon was in splendid form, and he WAS Maddeu, p...4 0 0 0 2 0,W.Uro»n,c..4 1 1 4 :l 0 evident that tho system of sacrifice hitting id not futly nates" were ashamed to \\ii_e oti their statutes until power. It was diftfistelul to him, and in resigning ha fcase hits Andrews, I)ele!iunty, Wood, Fogarty, Gore, tbe primary cause of the visitors' defeat. He was hit l!aJbou'n,3b4 00 0 00 understood. One writer quotes the rule governing tho wilbia the last year. a.i id that the duties of captain inter feted with his llonie run Mulvey. Sacrin'c hits Ward, Muruhy, saMy but 'six times, and after the fourth in»ing t'ie Total...... 3S 915*2413 U! recording of sacrifice hits, which fctutea that "A fcacri- work aa a stcond baseman. He rtsisted all advances lielehanty, Farrar. Stolen baae* Fogarty. Left on hits that were mado off him wore simply wasted. *Wtnning run &cuied with none out. fice hit bhail be credited to u hutbtuao, \vhot when but It fa a disgrace to tho gauio that associations permit looking to a continuance of his reign, which wera bases Philadelphia 3, Now York 0. Struck out Then the local playeis fielded superbly, not an error New York...... 2 0 0'2 2 1 0 2 1 10 one man is out, advances a runner abase 011 a fly to its member* to impose unreasonable iiues upou^playera tendered with officml assurances that his administra­ "Wood, Farrnr, Fogarty, Kichardson, Titcoinb, outside of tbe battery being charged a^ain-t them. Boston...... 0 30000204 9 catch in the outfield, or who makes a ground hit for technical ofteusts. The law might just as well tion was acceptable. And so hia plea wtu accepted,, O'Kourke. First on errors New York 2. First on Crane pitched with eicellenteffect, except in thetbird Earned ruus New York 7, Bcston 5. Two-base which results in putting out tho batsman or \voald so allow a publisher to take a week's pay from a printer aud it is now ''Captain Beard." balls Furrnr, Woud, Delebanty. Umpire Fessoudeu aud fifth innings, anit was well supported. Richard- hi:s, Tierattn, Ewiujr, Kelly. Eroutbets, Qutnn. Three- result if handled without an error." Aud he tlien wbo cai'ttlo.-sly "pies'" ft stick of typo as to allow a base The very day that BIcl'hte retuined to the fold nil Curry. Time 1:45. son did^tbe best hitting of tbe day, getting in a triple base hits Ewing, Connor, D. llichardsou, T. brown, goes on to remark that "This rule implue that the ball magnate to tako a week's wages from a ball Reilly was sent lo the "hospital" to join Carpenter WASHINGTON vs. BOSTON AT WASHINGTON MAY 4. anJ a double, and ouce going out ou a long fly to left. Ganzel. Sacrifice hits Johnstou, Kelly, flrouthers, making oi sacrifice hits is ono of tho arts of Loll play­ player, who hi^peud to have a quarrel with u galw- lie was hit oti the arui by a pitched ball and disabled. 7he vtbitors woo. Morrill'g error aud Hichaidson's Score: Ganzel, Tiernan, Connor, Ewiujr, Whituey 2. Siolen ing, and that the players can make them at will. k toper. Since thi'ii Keenati and Baldwin have altoruuUd at triple and Brouthera1 double scoied tbe runs in tlie PIIILA. AB.K.B. T. A. EINEW TORK.AB.H.B. P. A. B bases Tieruan, W. Browu, T. IJrowu. Double plays This may appear feasible to the uninitiated, but it is a nrst. Mullauo and McPhee have tried their haudi ut first, and Nash's was utade on balls and good hits bv Wood, ss...... 4 1 1 1 3 0:Gore, cf...... 4 0 0 3 00 Slattery, D. Kicbardsun; U. Kichaidson. BroutlioM. fallacy at which the ptavers themselves hiugb. It ia The sooner tho Association cornea to the rescue and third. Kicol and ''Bid" havo jointly run things at Quinn and llennttt. lloy scored in the third on a hit, Deleh'ty, 2b. 5 1 2 1 5 0 Tieroan, rf.!. 4 0 0 0 01 Fi.>t on balls Tieraau, Counor, O'Uourke, T. Browu, simply iinp'..**ible (hut o baiter can bat the ball to tniy curbs the imperious uud impertinent practice of secotid, ana Earle was put in right for half a game. a biaa on balb, a eacrince aaid Wise's ecratch, and Fogarty, cf... 4 0 0 3 0 0 Ward.ss...... 4 0 1 260 11. liichardaun. HU by pitcher W. Blown. First on point of tlie cowijmw which he may select. If ^thin weru "magnates" like You dor Abo lha bettei it will be. In Carpenter was able to be out Tuesday, and he hopes lo ftjaiu in tiie eighth on a double to left, Shoch's Thotnps'n,rf4 0 I 1 0 0 Connor, Ib... 3 1 1 12 00 errors New York 3, BJKIOU 1. Ba.ks Ewtng 2. so, why nut iiiiike gooJ solid base hits? They would the ol-! days it w.is "The National League of Bise don a uniform ai.d drop his cane within a week. gnmnder and an attempt to throw tiboch out at sec­ Mulvey, 3b.. 5 0 0 0 1 o'0'Ronrke,lf..3 1 0 100 Struck out Ewing, Ganial, Nash, passed ball Ivolly. certainly couut more, and then tho batter's average Dull Pf«//n, cf3 1 2 1 00 Summon,p..4 0201 0 Crane, p...... 3 01020 uing, with thu bases full, he hit for four bases. 3raal a base, rather than being a credit to the busman, duo bin). He recognized iliac ibe players' interi'Std not prevent all the others from hitting the ball onca Caruey, if...4" """20 0 0 0 Iticbaid'u,2h4 11141 Total...... 36 6 S 27 fl Til Total...... 33 4 f 27 10 4 relievai Conway iu tbe fifth inning and was effective, should be a discredit, and iho reward, if any, shun Id eo weso vital to the game. You can seo tuis in every in a while. Someone has to lose, but it is tough to \Vi,e, sa...... 2 Oil 1 1 Urouthe's.lbS 0 1 15 00 Philadelphia...... 00102201 0-6 only tuiee hits teiug made off bis curves in the rest of to the field, for it uhows the pitciier'ti skill aud fiel lera1 panicle of K-gielation that emanated from his bniiu. loso all tho time. O'Brien, lb.,4 009 00 Nash, 3b...... 3 01050 New York...... * 03010000 0 4 tlie game. Teuer's twit-lint; was a puzzle to the ability, tind at the eanie tin;e proves tho butter's it filled the address issued to the playenj at the Provi- The Colonels havo come and gone, and besides tak­ Mi,nill,3b....3 0 0 1 0 1 Quinn, ss.....4*0 2160 Earned runs Philadelphia 3, New York 2. Two- visitors for six iuniugs. Score: weakness. The culuina gives crnlu for something dtuce meeting. Tbe tame may bo fcai.l of Mr. Mil la, ing oue of three games, they Myers, 21)... i 0 1 40 G-uzel, rf... 3 00000 base hit Richardson. Thtea-baae hits Wood, Uicb- CH1CACIO. AB.R.B. P. A.E 1'ITTSBURO. AB ». B. P.A.I which does not exist, aud it tho u Id be abolished." bn successor. Both were strict disciplinarians, hut SCARED THE COCKS OFF THE REDS Hack,'c...... 4 0 0 2 5 OiBuunett, c... 2 0 1 810 ardson. Sacrifice hits Wcod, Clements, Bufliuton, Byau, ts...... 2 1 0 2 1 1 Sunday, rf... 5 2 2 1 00 their code of discipline waa based upon Justice and in the tenth inning of the last battle fought, and came I'ersuil.p...... 4 0 0 0 5 OjClarkson, p.. 3 0 0 081 Whitney, Brown. Homo ruu Clemeuts. Stolen buses VauHa!t'u,cf4 0 2 1 0 OJU.-.nluii, cf... 4 1 1 0 10 la tho fiivt place I deny the truth of the remark equal rights to all players, and \\a-s steadfastly sot as within one of winning It. In the series tho Ciuciu- Total...... 32 2 6 24 16 2i Total...... 2« 3 7 27 23 2 Wood 2, Andrews. Fii-st on balls Off Ciane 4, off Duffy, rf...... 5.0 3 1 0 0 Beckley, lb..4 1 2 10 10 italicised in the abjve paragraph, which etases that it a guard against the uti'jriuciplM practiced of managers Latia were clearly outuatled. With such an aggrega­ Wiis'.iington ...... 0 0101000 0-2 lluffinton 3. Hit by pitcher By Crane 1. Struck ont Ausou, Ib..... 400 0 0 Dunlin), 2b...4 1 1 9 3 0 18 impossible to place a L-all at the l>»tsmau'sj will. 1 and club owners to oppress aud harrass the flayers. tion, offree hitters It is strange that the Louisville^ Boston...... 2 0010000 X 3 By Crane 4, by Buttinton 3. 1'issrd balls Clements 2, Pfeffer, 21).... 3122 1 0 Cinoll, c..... 500 3 3 0 have been it doue toj often not to know that placing a taunot got away from lest place. On Moiulay th;-y Kurued runs Washington 2, Boston 1. Two-base Brown 2. Umpires Curry and Fease-ndeD. Farrell, c...... 3 11700 Jiaul, lf,p.... 3 0 2 2 2 0 ballis at the command of a fiUililul batsman, who Voa der Ahe would not have been tolerated lo any seamed lohave their valises packed full of the hard luck hit Urouthere. Three-base hit liichardjon. Sacri­ Burns, 3b..... 3 11 4 20, Kuehne,3b...4 0 1 0 J.O etndiea up the theory of the art of batting aud prac­ base ball l»i dy bended by a Mi tin or a Hulbert. Tim I ha* the late, but not lamented Nadjys, have beanl worked a double play on tua This grvmo was botly contested and Cleveland won it Dunlap. Double plsys Pf«ner, Kyan, Bum?; Dunlup, third base. There are hit* made to tho field which course is juet. He know the profession aud Ihe base u*xt "full hand" and the third timo one of the three Seery, If...... 3 21 2 00 Sunday, rf...4 00300 the striker out on which runners on through Tencr's muff in the second inuiug, which cost Ghus3ock,r»2 2 2 0 2 0,Hanlon, cf... 5 1 1 2 00 Beckley, Smith. Bases on balli Kyau 3, Van llallron, result iu putting ball public would stand ut hia baok. Hail he consid­ runners did manage to get home and thanked hi* stara ttffeo rltus. Score: ^ Pfeffer, Varreil, Hanlon, Duulap. llit by pitcher Maul. bases are forwaided, which aru not suctittce hits, and ered himself at fault lie would never have mustered that he wus not like the rest of the iiine who had Denny,3b....5 1 0 2 2 0 Beckley, lb..5 2 i 14 00 should uut be recorded as such; and these include hits CI.EVI.LANI>.AB.n.B. t. A El CIUCAOO. AB R B. T. A. E Hines, cf..... 5 2 2 2 0 0 Dunlap, 2U..3 0 1 -340 Struck out By Ttner 5, Maul 1. Passed ball the cuunt^e t<. coolly staud upon hi-j rights, and, like be^n left sucking their thumbs, 6lr ioUor,2b..5 1302 0 Uyan,cf...... 5 02200 Sullivan, rf..4 i 2 1 0 Qif*iro\\,\f..... 4 \ \ 000 Carroll. Umpire Lynch. Time 1:55. to the inQold, which Lut fort6rroi3 of judgment iu a second \VU\tam Tell, Uefj the tyrannical Utreata of ''Old Pietro" is «lill a-favorite,and he allowed asmila 0 Farrell.lt... 5 01 2-00 PHILADELPHIA va. WASHINGTON AT PHii.ADEi.pHii llirowiag to first, would have resulted in } utting the this modern Cieasler. of satisfaction tn trcatc through that fierce h&m-an'&- HcAleer, ct..6 0120 SIvers, c...... 3 0 1 4 1 0:Maul, p...... 4 0 2 1 60 the hit had foiced oil, as ID tdf ciue JIcKean, s»...4 11130 Duffy, ss...... 4 12111 Bassett, 2b... 4 0 0 1 4 IjKueliuc, 3b..4 0 0 260 MAY 9. Tho Senators cou.d do nothing wilh Buifiu- ruuuer out whom ogg tlutod moustache of his whenever ho was cheered, TirjtilioU. lf.4 0 0 2 0 IJAnson, lo.... 401 8 01 ton, aud were shut out. They got but two men as far ot H ball hit to short field \vheii no man ia out, or only Robinson will win. Ton der Aho'a blow and bluster aud that was every time he came to bi\r. Peter is a Schotii'ii, lb.4 0 2 14 1 U Milltr, o...... 4 32110 obe man, aud tho bill ii sent to the first ba-etuaii J'aatz, Ib...... 4 0 0 10 0 0 P/effer, 2b... S 12430 Boyle, p...... 4 1 2 1 6 0 Smith, ss..... 3 0 0 130 as tliird base-. H-a!y was wild, but fairly effective. will only serve to make him more ridiculous i;i tho psychologic*! mystery. The Inspector of Bed Lights Kndtord, rl...4 0 0 2 0 0,'Guaipert, p,..4 0 0 0 10 1 Hallmau played short well. Score: either through lack of judgment or from the fact lhat (yes of ihe community. His threat to blacklist the keeps on with Total...... 34 101227 15 l! Total...... 36 7 9 27 200 the second base WHS m.t properly covered at the time. Tebean,3b...3 1 1 1 2 1'Burns, 81..... 3 0 0 010 Indianapolis...... 0 0014200 3 10 PUILAD'A. AD.B. B. p. A. E WABUIKO'H. AB.R.B. p. A. E entire team wtn about on a level with his abilities to HIS EITTLE FISHING BQLE Sutclifife, C....4 1390 OJTener, rf.....4 02001 Clements, C..4 1 1 4 10 Hoy, cf...... -3 00500 Also iu the case of a fuugo hit t<> short outfield, which, manage a ball team. It caused a broad smile through­ Pittsburg...... 3 30000100 7 vhi'.e putting the striker out, allowed the ruuuer to and bucket of paint and hammers up big batting aver­ liestin, p...... 4 0 0 0 10 0 Flint, 0...... 4 0 0 930 Earned runs Indianapolis 10, Pittsburg 6. Two- Delehan'y,2b5 01 3 51 Shoch, If...... 3 0 0 S 0 0 out ihe laud. Why, ho would not dare even to black­ ages, while the huge ball stream is full of suckers who Fogarty .cf... 5 2 1 2 0 O.Canwy, rf.... 4 0 1 101 steal a base on the catch. These are not sac;ifice hits, but list Robh.son. The latter would have but to appeal Total...... 87 4 9 27 172 Total...... 38 2 10«2616 4 basa hits Se*ry, Glasscock, Hiuei 2, Boyle, DunJap, hits no bateman should bsgivt-u any foim of credit fur. are swept out of Might by the same sort of life, la *Su'.c:ilte out Tor running out of line. Miller. Three-base hit Hnnlon. Home runs Sulli- Thomps'n,rf3 ----- 101 o OMyeir, 2b....4 0 1 450 to the Board of Arbitration aud have bis cage lavor- these three games "Old Bluo Kibbon," as some of the JUulviiy, 3I...6 112 0 liWise. S8...... 4 01 121 But when a 1-atsinan, when he goes to tho bat, finds a ably considered. Cleveland...... 03001000 0 4 vun 2, Miller. Sacrifice bits Seery, Bassett, Duulap, ruiinor cu a base with no one out, an-i one run in tho bleachers called hiui, plauked up a batting average of Chicago...... 00010001 0 2 Miller. Stolen bases Glauscock, Myers 2, Sunday 2, Andrews, If.. 4 1 1 0 l,Morrill, Ib... 2 00800 .46L with bis lather pole. Ha got six hits (three of Farrar, lb...301 9 1 O i Donn»lly,3 l... 3 0 1 110 game is likely to decide it, aad he goes in with the That the result of the Browcs' games in Kansas Two-base bits Anson, DufTee, Tener. Thvee-buso Carroli. Double plays Kuehne. DunHp, Beckley; effort to make a safe hit a tap to short right ftvld for them triples and one a double) out of thirteen tiuies at hit Su'cliffe. Sucriiice hits Strlcker, Anson, Gnm- Kuehne, Beckley. First on b;woa v.ere de­ delight of the crowd. How they cheer when the big ofToit in batting dou« team work, in fart and merits moralized by the blunder, and hud no heart to play on halls Tebeau, Ansjn, Uvirns. First on errors 1:30. I Total...... 29 04 2711 0 a record for the effort. Also in Ihe case of two or fellow misses the ball. Often, with two strikes called, Cleveland 4, Chicago 1. Struck ont McAleer 2, Mc- 'Philadelphia...... 20102010 0 0 ho tries ball in the interests oi a man euch as ueaUcd their he fools 'em. Without "Old Pete" the Colonels would CLEVELAND vs. CHICAGO AT CLEVELAND May 7. tiiree men on the bases, with but ono man out, forlurn. "Pete" Is earnest iu his play, and once Kean, Twitchell, Faatz, Badf .rd, Boatin 2, Hyan, An- Cleveland lost because the Irick wa? against them, a Washington...... 00000000 0 0 to sand them all in by a hard hit ball to the outfit-Id, club. seem Bon, Gumjjert 2. BurLS, Flint 4. Double play G:im- Earned run; Philadelphia 2. Two-base hits- h» liiid out near the fence on Tebeau uutil Captain ball turning off from Bakely's hand giving the two which gives a fine ouifieider a chance for a s;rlcudid be the best thing for baae hall tn St. Louis and i>ert, Flint, Pfofter. Passed balls Sutcliffa 1. Flint 1. winning ruus. Both teams hit fairly hard, while tbe Clements, Delehan'y, Carney. Three-base bit Mul­ c-uch and affords no opportunity for a lone throw-in It will Wo It had sprained a luug and his arm uhuuting lJni[iire Uarnum. Time 1:50. voy. Sacrifice hits Mulvey, Wi'e. Stolen bases that had ever happened there when Von der Ahe is beckuinng: Clevelauds clearly outflelded tho visitors. Burns did to cut off a runner at the home plate, cuch a hit is a men of politic enterprise JNOIAVAPOLIS vs. PITTSBUUG AT INDIANAPOLIS MAY Andrews 2. Left on bases Philadelphia 9, Wa&uiag- liable sacrifice and deserves record as team work forced to step aside and let "Oh, Pete, come In a little bit." the star work. Dwyer pitched a beautiful game and nvd and who are held in public esteem run the club. Yon laughter of the stands Peto "moseyed*1 4. Both sides batted hard and fielded loosely. Deuny fielded his position perfectly. Score: tou7. Struck out Fo^arty, Mulvoy. W7ise. Double at tho bat. Aud to tho niide four singles, a double and a home rnn with the plays Delehanty, KurKir,Uallumn; Doiohauty.Farrar. dt-r Ahe has always got Iho credit in some circles for near*, r civilization. CLEVELAND AB.R.B. P. A.E CHICAGO. AB.R.B. P. A.E the eucee-8 which was altogether duo to Coraiakey. Long John £wing not only possessed great speed, bases full. Iu the filth inning Galvln was struck on Stricker, 2b..5 1322 1 Uyan, Si...... 3 10043 First on errors Philadelphia 4, Washington 2. Fitst Unluckily for the advancement of successful play nt tlie foot by a bail from nines' but and injured in such ou balls Clement*, Thomp-on 2, Andrews, Hoy,Mor- The latter nawed the wood and paid nothing. You der but lie had wonderful control over the ball on Satur­ McAleer, cf.. 5 0 0 3 0 0 VHaltren.cf 4 2 3 1 00 the but the majority of baismtm havo got into auclt a Ahe, with uot sense enough to got out of the way of Five little hits wado up the Re its' pile. John a way that he is lively to be disabled for some days. McKean, es..3 0 0 0 3 1'Duffy, rf...... 4 1 2 2 00 rill 2. Hit bv pitcher Kernir, Shoch. Wild pitches rut of oliiKirinxat tbe ball for three-baggers and homo day. Score: BufOnton 1, ilealy 2. Passed ball Mack. Umpirez n foul ball, did the gabbling and got credit for the is ono of those Cincinnati boys who plays better than, T»itdiell,if.4 1 1 2 0 0 Ansin.lb..... 3 0 0 13 00 ruus without regard to tlie importaat fact as Why, Ormiiskey has picked ont INDIANAP'S.AB.ft. n. P. A. E PITTSBUB.O. AB.B.IL P. A. E Currj'and McQuade. Time 1:30. , the time, Browns' goad w;>rk. common whenever they face the local team. Fuilz, lb.....4 0 1 11 00 I'feller, 2b... 4 01421 to whether there are runners on (be b-.ises at every man who has play?d in tiie Browns for the last On Tuesday the first gduio of tho Kastern serfes was Seery, If...... 6 4 3 1 0 0 Hanlon, cf... 5 2 2 2 00 Kadford, rf...2 1 0 I 0 0 Toner, If...... 400 1 00 CLEVELAND vs. INDIANAPOLIS AT CLETF.LAND MAY'9. that team work ia batting is liandicajiptd, arid only Glasscock.es. 4 3 1 1 4 0 fjairoll, If..... 5 1 3 2 01 The home team won easily, hatting Jim Whitrey five years. When he saw a man lie needed he gave played and Tebeau, 3b... 401 0 30 Burns, 3b.... 400 1 51 tbe most intelligent class of batsuien can ho induced the word, and Chris had him signed. Then the latter Denny,3b....t> 3003 SiBcckley, IU.. 5 1 1 10 20 Snydsr, C....4 0 1 5 0 O.FIiut, c...... 4 0 1 520 for five earned runs in the first five innhicrs aud run­ to get out of the rut and try to become fcieulific bat­ THE ATHLETICS TOOK THE PIB McGeacby.rrs 1110 i:Dunlap,2b... 5 21420 ning out eight more iu tho last four, because the wouM have himself interviewed and give himself Bakely, p....4 0 0 0 5 0 Dwyer.p...... 3 1 1^ 0 40 ters like such tkillful wielders of !he a^h n* Ansou, credit for great shrew dn-ts. Does nnyouc ever hear and left naught but soup tor the Cincinnatia. The Daily, c...... 4 1121 0, Miller, c...... 5 22122 Horsier phenom., Kusie, could not gtt the ball otcr Ward, and others who are earnest team workers at the new uniforms of the Quakers are very handsome, aud Iliues, ci...... o 1 2 4 1 olMant, rf.._503 410 Total...... 30 3 7 24 13 2"! Total...... 33 5 8 27 17 5 the plale. Score: of Comiskov being interviewed when ho starts Cleveland...... 0 2000010 0 3 l.nl-Lat. ' they look better how tbixii they have for several sea­ Bus.-e:t. 2b... 3 1094 2 Kuehne, 3b_5 11320 CLEVELAND. AB.K. B. P. A E|INDIANA's. AB.n B. P. A. T. away 0:1 a trip ut every village along the route and sons past. Cross has been the nmkiug of (Jm Wey- &:lioene'k,lb6 I 1 8 1 o|Siniih, M...... 4 2 1 0 23 Chicago...... 0 0103010 x 5 Stricker, 2b.. 6 2442 0]Snery, li...... 500 3 00 ugnin when lift gets homo? Comiskey iau't built-that Earned runs Chicago 2. Three-base bits Van hiug. At any rat«, the ex-pudding WAS a terror to \Vhitney, p..5 2 2 1 4 OjGalvin, p..... 2 0 0 100 McAieer, cf. G 1 2 2 0 0|(jiaisc<-ck,w.4 11352 way. Cincinnati, t»nd four hits were all that the Rodi p...... 3 11010 Ifaltren, Dwyer. Sacrifice hits McK end of the s'.'votiUi Inning 1 1 ado greeting from his baee hits Steiy: McGeachy, Denny, Hanlon, Carroll a nary ran. Fnmk Ftnnelly's 2, Maul. Kuehne. Three-Use hit Miller. Home O'Brien.p..... 3 2104 0! Whitney, p.. 1 0 0 0 10 the reporters in tho box good-bye mid left to catch old fi lends was cordial. To the cry from runs Deuny, Smiib. Sacrifice hits Glatscjck 2, Mc- Games Played Wednesday, 3Iay 8. Total...... 38f31527 142 Rusio, p...... 2 0 0 040 car. I had hardiy got out tf the fraud stand t:ll tho eome sore head. "Strike him out," Uo redpomled with 2, Dftt'y, Maul, Kuehue, Smith. Bases stolen 32 2 7 27 IS 3 yelh of victory raine from Kati^a* City. So upon the a beautiful lilt. The work of the rival tl.ort stops Geachy PHILADELPHIA vs. WASHINGTON AT PHII.ADELPBI.V Total...... many runs he similarly batted in? Not a record. All whole I think I may have been u mascot. Sct-ry, JlcGeachy, tchoeneck, WhUtiev, Miller, MAY 8. Wa-hington broke its string of defeats by Cleveland...... 13021601 0—13 the credit is piveu to the slupjrcr, who reaches third atT.iided an Interesting study. In hits they wore Double plays SmiUi, Dunlap, Becklov; QJa^s- Tiie even, hut in totals Beard had two bases the best of It. Haul. downing Philadelphia ty superior hitting. Indianapolis...... 100001000—2 1>aue bv his hits three times in a trumo, a

game ia the ointb inuine by rounding out eleven Weylng 7, by Viau 2. Passed ball Keenan. Umpire c mitli unmeicifully. Mnllaue'a thud base play waa To reicii thera mcnn" a wall; or a aliort rido t> t:i» arneil lunson ten c eau hit*. Si'or.: Goldsmiih. lime 1:50: Uiaikable. fccore: FROM BYRNE'3 BAILIWICK. ferry, then n balf-iioiir'd ««)! at th« \ery Im-it acr^sj BASE BALL. KANSASCirr.AB B.B. P. A.E| 6T. LOUIS. AB.B.B. P. AC ST. Loi'ia vs. Con MBUS AT ST. I.ouis MAY 7. Tbe NNATI.AB.R.B. P. A.E[ ATHLETIC. AB.R.B. Htf bny, and then a nine-iuniijg bntrl>« with th« n.os- Long, n...... 7 1 1 2 2 1 f.aluisni, 2b..5 2 3 1 3 0 Brjffns braced up, and with Robiuson, wb. se fine was lalll.lay, cf..4 12 1 00 Welch, cf...... 3 003 0 0 Full Details of Hie Kid^evtood How The iliiito'. A;»d tlieu comiujj horn" tiiere'* the mi», in- Hamilton, rf.C 2 4 2 0 0,McCartliy, rl 5 2 3 3 0 0 remittel, rektortd to the team, easily shut out the SuPiiee, 2b..4 1 2 1 0 Stjvey, If...... 3 002 0 0 Talk of "Dirty" Ball Playing The Ca:i e dfed. For DJue-tentl a of the petrous of iha Gi-mta it Mabuing, If.. 6 2 t 2 0 0 O'Neil If...... 5 2 1 2 0 0 'baby." The fealurts of the gam* Wrre tbe wouder- B«ard. ss.... 513 3 5 1 Lyou-, 3I>...... 4011 1 0 of George hmiifi Disai* of SCateii means a return jouruvy iu au tivoipacked f.*ny Loa*, a AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Sieuras, lb... 0 2-. 2 8 1 0 C.. nmkey,...._j,--- Ib5 2- 3- -10 'ul all-round wo-k of Robiunon, Fuller and Baily, and 'eimu,lb.-5 I ^ 7 0 0 Urkiu, lb.... 4 0 1 0 0 loux r da up town home and dinner imme'.vhei-e iibouc Burnsf'c'f...'.. 022 4 00 Iludson.cf.... 500 3 01 he hitting of Duffee and Coiuickey. McTamany wa» Nicol, rf...... 5 0 0 0 1 0 Kierbauer,2b4 0 1 2 4 0 Island Compared to Brooklyn, Etc. BaooKLVN, May 9. Kditor SPORTING LIFE: We eight o'clock. How many times a week will a man Games to be Played. Hoover,, c.....6... .. 3 4 3 1 1 Dllflee,3b..... 5 0 1 0 22 aken eick in the fourth and Baldwin took Ms place. -»Uau, If... 4 2230 o;Purcell, rf....4 Oil 0 0 risk that? Tiicn ugiin, if a mtui muses a boat tfolnj; to May 12, 13,14 Culumbtu at Kacsai City, Baltimore at Barkloy. 2b..s------3 4 2 3 i;Euiiuri68....,510100 Score: BitUlwln, c.. 4 1 1 5 1 0 Fennelly,ss..4 022 0 0 iave reached the blood-boiling notcb in the base ball hennoineter io this locality, and if tha circus :h«£u:neit means the loss of probably nn mm: g or ft. U.ui-, Alhletic at Louimllc, liiooklyn at Cincin­ McGair,3b....6 1 3 3 1 0 Miiligan,c...3 2 2 10 01 6T. LOVI8. AB.H.B. P. A. ElcOLUUBUB. AB B. B. P. i.E ilul:ane,3b.. * 2 1 2 6 0 Gunning, c..3 0 2 5 0 1 cou- ;wo. There is very little figurine required to gr'tat nati. Swu-teel,.... ., rp...4.... .21 . » 7 1 King, p...... l 0 0 0 40 Latham, 3b.. 6 1 1 0 3 O l M'Tama'y,cf2 0 0 1 01 Jury en, p.....4 1 1 0 1 0 Smith, p...... 3 0 1 0 11 inues the e?nson will close with on epidemic cf the Lottom of the present difficulty. Way 16, 17,18. 19 Ballimorn Total...... 52182J2T' 15 i Deviin, p.....3 1 * 060 McCarthy, rfo 2 1 0 0 0 Daily, If...... 4 0 1 300 tpinal nmgtunia" or emotional in-anity. T!.e Lip at Cincinnali, Athletic Total...... 39101427 14 1, Total...... 32 0 S)'24 7 2 BROOKLYN at harlots City, Columbus at Loufaville, I Total...... 421^1427154 O'Neil, If..... 5 3 3 3 0 0 Marr, rf...... 4 0 1 * 02 inclnuati...... nd tuck tussilu with the Giabls opened the bill, then LITTLE CITS, Brooklyn at 1 2060100 I 10 D intermediate spatni of scarlatina with several £t. Louia. Kansas City...... 0020*001 11 18 Comisk'y.lb. 6 4 3 11 000 Connor, c.. 4 0 1 6 00 thlelic...... 0 00000000 0 c'uba You ought to tee Lovetr, Itiooklyn'a new pitcher, It. Louis...... 22*10011 1-12 EobiL'aou,2b6 3 4 2 3 O'Orr.lh...... 3 0 2 G 11 | Earned tuns Cincinnati 5. Two-base" hit Smith. n the exhibitma line ensued; then came the scrap :wirl a b:iby cairingf. Ou his oil-days he trots nth the Baltimore^ and then a meeting with the [jovett, Jr., out, aud plunking him Ju Tlie Record. Earned rims Kan«ns Ciiy 15, St. Louis 8. Two-base Duffte, cf.....6 4 2 * 0 0 Johneou,3!>.. 3 0 0 3 21 Three-Use hits Pnrcell, Beard 2, Baldwin. Home hN littls "pus'i jits Long, Manning 2, Stjarns, Barns, McCarthy 2, Fuller, ss..... 6 1 1 1 5 0 Kappel, SJ....3 0 0 321 uu Tebeau. Sicrifice hits Halliday, Duryei, Sto- Ubieties that drtw out the cranks in droves aud booggio," sails away witii him to the ground?. Ho St. Louis still has a good lead, whilo Balti­ O'Neil, Dutlte, Milligan. Saciifice hits Long, Burns, Hilligan, c... 5 2 2 6 1 0 Greeuw'd, 2b3 0 0 1 I 1 urj ea 4, by Smith 3. Passed ball Baldwin. Uiu- hich they rushed mvay in haste, is still coiug OD. ouly hold together for a while louder wo will have th» Brooklyn and Athletic are tied for fourth Dlace, iot with a throcg of almost 13,000 at tbe Ridgewood Young Brooklyn* on the list. but the former is doing the best work, and the dirarizdl, Stearns, McGarr; Swnrtze', McGarr; Barclay, St. Lonis...... 3 2022034 5 21 're Goldsmith. Time 2:10. McU.irr; ftimiskey, Jlillijian. First on balls OlfSwart- Columbuj...... 0 00000000 0 KANSAS CITY vs. BALTIMOKE AT KANSAS CITY MAY grounds, but in every hole Hnd corner iu tho citv. At That-ravishing blonde, who calls himself TurceH Athletics are in danger of dropping ioto the zel 2, off King 2. liit by pitcher .Swartzel. Stiuckout Earned runs Sf. Louis 11. Two-base hits Oomis- 0. Farreil's home-run liit ovtr the Itft field fence m ilmost every turn a man may make he is con f routed was remarkably reserved during his stay here. eecond division. Cincinnati has braced up and By Swartzel 3, by Devliu 5, by Kins 3. Wild pitch** :ey, Marr, OIT, King. Three-base hits O'Neill, Dnffee. ho third inning, with Horuuug on base, won for Bal- ">y a qufstioner who wants to know this, that or the Stovey tried a funny trick on Brooklyn Ia-t Friday. is crowding forward to the first division. The Swartzel 1, Kiog 2. Passed balls Milligan 2. L'mpiie lome runs (jom;skey, Duffee. Sacrifice hita i:i:ore. Score: tiier thing about the sudden and extraordinary ter- Saward, who waa put in to pitch, folt his arm giving .atbam, Fuller niimtiou of last Sunday's game at the suburban out and asked to be retired. Matiimure wm on tha record is up to Friday, May 10, inclusive:____ Galluey, Tiaie 2:20. 2, Johnson. Stolen bases L-atuani, KANSASCITY.AB.B.B. P. A.EiBALTIMOBE. AB.B. 8. P. A.E ;roiind. There was a heap CINCINNATI vs. LUCISVILI.E at CiNriNSATt May 5. ilcCnrtliy. First on balls Off Jiaya 1. Struck cut- ^onz, E3...... 5 0 1 1 1 0 Griffin, cf..... 4 0 0 3 00 of money on tho result, curd as the extra player, but titoVfy fanciel Suuib, lif.sig,?*?;? :hret was firit pitted against the It^ds aud be was By King 4, by Mays 4. Passed (.all O'Connor. Wild lamilton, rf* 0 I 1 -0 d Mack, 2b..... 3 0 0 310 ihicli fact accounts tor the sustained interest. wlio was shivering on Ihe bench, and called ihe latter nuocked out of the box. Meeker, who took bis place, pitches Mays 2. Umpire Gaffuoy. Time 1:30, j 'Itr.ning.lt. 5 0 2 1 0 0 Tucker, lb... 4 1 2 H 01 THE TROUBLE AT RIDGE'WOOD. out. lie was only too willing, and ekinpel into th« ?;*•! |! 'ared but little better. The tieMing of Halliday and ile:rns, lh...5 1 2 12 0 0 Hornnng, If. 4 1 1 1 00 The loes of tbree gimies straight by tbe Athletics set ox like li^hiniug. Brooklyn kicked, but Stovey io- Mnllano aud the batting of Keeuau aud Baldwin were Games Played Wednesday, May 8. Burns, cf...... 4 01 2 00 Shludle, 3b..3 11 2 50 very enthusiast wild, find tbo several road3 loading to iated that he wanted Smith and would have no otiier. Athletic...... i the features. Score: % CINCINNATI vs. ATHLETIC AT CINCINNATI MAY 8. ^ukley, 21;.. 4 1 2 2 1 1,Farrell, as.... 3 1 1 0 21 lie Mecca of the Sunday base tallidts were overrun. Bolland, who was judging the play, decided a-ahittt BaHimore...... 0 3 0 ;NCINSATI.AB.R.B. p. A. K:I.OVIBVILLS. AB.B. B. p. *.E The Cincinnatis put up a magnificent game of ball and IcCrarr, 3b...2 0 0 3 2 1 Sommer, rf... 4 0 0 100 ?he horae cars were for the uouco turned in'.o rulliug him, however, and after blufilug it out lur uu extra, Brooklyn...... 3 ...| 0 0|0i3 Jcl'hec, 2b..5 0 1 2 2 1 Wolf, five uiiuntes, he gave in, and filaitimore relieved Se.v- »s...... 5 1 2 4 40 won on their timely hilling. Dnrjea was very effec- Tiip.3on,c.....4 0 1 2 2 OTato, c ...... 3 0 1 511 iool rooms, odds bein^ offered and taken every way. ard. Cincinnati...... 3| 0 Oj 2i 1 leard,, ss...... 5 0 0 1 S 0 Weaver,, cf...... 4 1 2 310 ive against the visitors in his pitching and Baldwin >nway, p.... 4 I 1 0 3 0 Kilroy, p...... 3 0 1 170 .'ha £oueral impression seemed to be that the Athletics Coluni t)iis...... 0! 1 .278 Nicol, rf ..... 4 1 1 0 0 0 Browniug,lf.4 1 2 000 gave him splendid support. Scjre: It wa^noised about that the Athletics would not ra- Total...... 37311 24 9 2! Tctal...... 31 4 7 27 lb 3 were due to win, nnd a big pot of money in small bi ts ceive their share of last Sunday's cato receipts Kansas City,...... 6| 3 12 i .571 Keenan, lb..3 3 3 12 0 0 Hecker,lb,p. 5 0 1 10 20 INCINNATI.AB.R B. P. A.E! ATIIELTIC AB.R.B. P. A.E until Kansas City...... 00011001 0 3 waa placed that way. That fact, and also that tho ;he row over the .crime was fixed. Tlie report was ujt Louisville...... o! i .... 1 3 [.150 Halliday, cf.. 3 3 3 3 1 0 Raymond, 1*4 1 0 0 10 Ua!!Way, cf..4 1 2 2 0 0 Welch, cl.....3 1 1 110 Ba'tiraore...... 10201000 x 4 Quakers are big favorites in Brooklyn, brought about St. Louis...... 0| 0 Si 1 17 t .739 Tebiau, If.. ..5 2 2 2 0 0 Shannon, JcPhee, true, however, a* the Brooklyn Clab anlthd up to thti 2b.4 1 1 2 70 2b..4 0031 0 Stovey, If..... 4 00 2 00 Karneil runs Kansas City 1, Baltimore 2. Two- a mest friendly feeliug for the visiting club. The ceut beioro the teauialeit th» citj-. J. F. DONHOLLY. Baldwin, c... 524 5 20 Vaug'u.rf.lb 401 6 00 'eord.ss...... * 0 1 1 4 1 LyoiH, 3b...... 3 0 1 1 20 iar,e hit Burns. Home run Farrell. Stolen bases game opened with some minor sensational incidents, I 8j 7j 8,11 9,17[ 6; 79 Mullaue, 3b. 5 1 2 2 4 0 Ehret,, p,, lf.,4., 0 1 111 Keenan, lb..4 11920 Lnrkin. lb.... 4 0 1 10 20 lamilton, 8U'',rn", Gunson, Tll'.ktr, llornnng,Shiudle. md op to the filth inuiug, when the score was a tie, EUSIMARlf. Smitll,, p...... 4...... 0 2 0 0 0 Cook, c...... 4 0 2 1301 \icol.rf ...... 4 2 1 2 0 o'Bail-.-r, id.....4 0 0 270 )ouble pla.'. s Shiudle, Tucker. First on balls Off he excitement was almost painful. Then tho Ath- Won. Lost. Tct| Won. Lcst.Pct Duryea,, p...... 100 11: Total...... 385 12 27 19 1 Tebean, If... 3 1 0 3 0 C Purcell, if.... 3 0 1 0 10 'onwav :1, off Kilroy 3. Struck out By Conway 1, etics made a spurt and knocked out four runs, mid THE BUCKEYE TEAM. Total...... 40121827 15 2| Uuliaui.,3'.-..2 0 0 1 2 1 Fenuelly, «s..4 0 0 2 02 y Kilroy 5. Wild pitcL Kiiroy. Umpire Fergu- Irooklyu had one man out and a ru*u at the bat when ft. Louia...... 17 6 .739 Brooklyn...... lO « .5SC Baldwin, c.... 3 0 0 6 4 0 llobinson, here was a stir among The Uneven Play of thti Babies Abroad Baltimore ...... 12 7 .C(2:niicinnati .....10 11 .470 nciunati...... 04211040 0 12 c.. 4 1 1 4 30 on. Time 1.50. the crowd at the lower end of KaiiM.s City...12 9 .571 Columbus...... 5 13 .278 Louisville...... 201000002 5 Durj e.i, P.... 3 l_ 2 0 71 Sewaro', p..... 2 0 0 2 30 LOVISVILI.E vs. BROOKLYN AT LOUISVILLE MAY 10. lie field, then a rush ani some seven thousand people, The Recent Games AVith Ualtimore aii;l AIlilo:ic...... lO 8 .556.Louisvillo...... 3 17 .150 Earned ruiia Cincinnati 10, Louisville I. Two-base Total...... 31 ti 7 27 20 51 Total...... 31 2 5 2t 111 2 'lie vUitjrs won the game iu the seventh inning by mpelKd by some power, dashed on the diamond, swal- the Athletics Good Advice Noi»y Coach­ i!s McPhec, Kieuan 2, Hallid:iy, Teleau, Baldwin, Cincinnati...... 0 3012000 x—6 :0'd battin.2 aided by Ebret'a errors. Shannon was uwcd the plaveis iu a maelstrom of hun.auity nnd the ing Criticized, Etc. gtime was shut off at a point most critical. Tho dozen ullaue. Smith, Cook, UtoWLing, Vaugbu. Sacrifice Athleti,-...... 0 0000002 0—2 lit by a hot liner from Foutz's bat in tho close of the COLUMBCS, 0., May 8. Kditor PPORTIXI Games Played Saturday, May 4. Its McPbee, liearJ, Tebean, Smith, Hecker, Ray­ E,in ed runs Cincinnati 4, Athletic 1. Three-base ixhth and retired. Cook took short aud Ehret pitched »r more jay coppers fought valiantly with the crowd, LIFE: A 'resident Byrr.eand Mnuager McGunnigle leading the singular fuct that exists regarding tiu Oohmi'/m OluU CINCINNATI vs. LOUISVILI.K AT CINCINNATI MAY 4. mond, Ehret. Dou'.do pla', s Ilalliday, Kecnau, Mc- tits li.*euau, Larkin. Homo run Halliday. Sacri­ ho rame out. Score: is that ut home they put up such ta'l th;it tp io sup­ A HGJKLYN. AB.R.B. orces, but they, too, were s.^on lost in tho rush aud the return to the old red uniforms brought the home Phee; Beard, Keeop.u, Shannon; Wolf, Hecker. First fice hits Ualliday, Tebean, Mullaao, Baldwin, Stov»y. P. A. E ' LOVISVILI.B. AB.U.B. P. A.E porters of tlie game cuunU understand how it is that team i'o bf tier luck and it loat a game to the Louis- on balls Nicol, Keonin 2, Ilalllc!ay2, Weaver, Brown­ Stolen ba-e-i Nicol 2. Doub'.e plays Welch, Larkin, Pinckuey,3b4 2 1 3 3 1 Wolf, rf,...... 5 1 3 010 attempt to resume pliy mi^lit as well have beau made i2ttinst an ocean torrent. wheu they play away fiom home tlu'y suffer BUC.I villej ehietly ou account of their inability to hit the ing. S:iuik out Sicol, Wolf, I'.ecker, Vaughn. Seward; Keeuan, McPhee. Firat ou balls Off Duryea )'lirien, If... 4 2 1 2 1 01 Weaver, cf... 5 0 1 301 So tho p! ay era of both t ams outlaudiih deftmtt). O;i p-tper, an I, in truth, tlie teuiu tftl!. Duryt» sj:irtid in to jiitch, Lut was^unocked out Passed balls Baldwin 2, Cook 1. Wild pitches Dur­ 4, oft Sev ard 3. Stiuck oul Uy Duryea 6, by Soward Jo'.lius, 2b...4 3 3 2 2 0!Browning.lf.4 0 2 101 nade for the dress! 111? rooms, with tho crowd howling or play. As the latter refused to vacate the field, and Is a lino collection of sluggard'. Iu nt-arly e^ery re- cf the box iu the second inning. Scort: yea 1, El.ret 1. Umpire Gvlifciultb. Time 2:16. 3. VHld pitches Duryo.i 2. Uiupire Goldsmith, Burns, ss..... 5 1 2 1 0 0 Hecker, ]b....5 0 1 11 00 sp(ct they ara tine fieldeis, and nuiked hig'i as such ia CINCINNATI. iB.H.B. P. o much time had been lot-t iu trying to persuade them A. E 'LUUISV1LLK AB.tt. B. P. A.B COLUMBVS vs. BALTIMORE AT COLUMBUS MAY 5. fiine 1:50. Foutz, lb.....5 0 2 8 0 0 Kaymond, 3b3 1 0 211 whale.t -rday? 2L tj 0! Au Ittiliy, lb..... 201 3 00 Heoker, Ib... 40210 Co:umbr.s.. The BaltilBorrs won the game in tbo sec­ Daily started to play left, but hud his finger split in "iiihc-s.p..... 4 0 1 0 2 0 VsAighn, c... 1 1 I 400 'Kctuan, %' ..! 00401 lUymond.3!»4 11220 President Byrne was mad. Order and a dollar's awful comminution of figure.*. 11 to 0, one guma ondon inuiugnuug on jur bos.ss. on bal!e,, two tingles,, a :l.e firpt it:niug. and O'Connor took his place. Score: Tota'...... 39101127i6lCo°k. ».-.....? t 0 000 worth for u dollar is his hobby, and ho told the trow d in Baltimore, aud yot when Baltimore played here Hnllidiy,cf..4 004 1 0;$haunun, ifb.3 211 double, a wild pitch nod a wild throw by Baldwin. ST. LOVIS AB.R. B. P. A.E C.ILV M Ut'.-;. AD.R. B. P. AE I Total...... 37 li 12 24 12 8 hat had they kept their places they would afterward, in fi.nr gumea they fiu!ed to put up a sjiii:;lo Tebenu, have wii- If... 3013 0 l;Strntton, if..4 2 2 2 COLUMBUS. AB.n.B. P. A. E BALTIMORE. AB.B.B. P. A. E Lufiam, ::b.. 4 1 0 3 3 1 McTama'y,cf2 1 I 301 Brooklyn...... 10102000 x 10 Lessed a full Kami. Iho crowd then besieged gamo iu which they outplayed Gulmnou-«, mid, in fact, Earle c .....301 the 7 1 l.Vaugbn, c... 4 1 1 7 au lcTuma'y.cfS 0 1 2 0 0 GriRiu, cf.....4 2 1 4 " " McCarthy, rf 5 11100 O'C-moor, If. 4 22 3 01 ,uuis\ille...... 000000222 6 >reea box, and tlie cry went up that was to in three cf the games Columbus put up the best ball llullir.e, 31). 3 0 0 1 1 OjEwing, l>...... 4 1 2 010 Daily, If...... 3 0 0 1 0 1 Tucker. lb...3 2 2 10 O'Xeil. lf...... 5 13300 M»rr, rf...... 2 11200 Karned runs Brooklyn 2, Louisville 4. Two-base lame, as lie had invitod those standing near him to by far. Why, take Columbus iu its very worst, and Durjea, p....l 1 1 0 00 Total...... - 37 -.. 8 ID 27 13.-. 1 Marr, rt...... 5 1 2 0 1 O.Mack, 2U...... 4 1 0 2 Comiskcy.lb 5 0 0 13 00 Johnson, 3b.. 401 1 BO r.ts Browning, Shannon,O'Brien. Three-ba^e hits encroach on the diamond. Numbers wore found who decry the ability of each iu'lmditil player, and then Viau, p...... 2 00010 0'Connor,3b. 5 2 2 0 1 0 'Ilorunnc, li'o 0 0 4 llobinson, 2b 42 1 2 3 0 Orr, lb...... 4 t) 1 1* 00 Slmnnon, Wolf, Euros. Sacrifice hits Collins, Fontz ub.-tantiutsd tins statement, aud the great centre take them collectively at tlulr worst, aud wtill St. Total...... 28 2 5 24 75 Orr, 1D...... 6 2 2 10 0 o'Saindle, 3b.. 2 1 1 0 Duffee, cf.....3 2 2 1 1 liKappel, 3b..2 0 0 0 *3 2. Bushong, Weaver. Stolon bases Collins 2, Foutz, icider came in for a sharp scoring. In addition. I was Louis, or any other club in the cuuntry, h*ts no licence Oinclnnali...... 00100000 1 2 Kappel.ss.... 4 2 2 1 5 0 Farrell, ss.... 4 1 1 4 Fuller, S3.....5 1 2 2 4 0 Greeuw'd,2b3 0 0 3 30 Tinner. Double- play Pinckney, Foutz. Buses on icrsoually informed by a friend wbo mado tho trip to defeat tlu-m as badly imthnt tcore, 21 to U. It cauuot Louisville...... 0 3010400 x 8 Greenw'd,2b4 0212 2 Sommer, rf.. 3 1 1 0 _ - Bovle, c...... 5 1 0 2 3 1 Bli^h, c...... 4 0 0 1 10 halls Off Slratton 3, off Hughes 3. Struck out Bv across tho bay in the feny-boat on the way to tho be charge 1 to tho umpire, as twenty hits for St. L mia IfaineJ viirs Cinciimali 2, Lou'sville 3. Tljree- Peoples, c.,.3 1 1 8 0 o'Foreman, p..4 0 0 0 10 Chamler'n,p4 0 0 0 2 n Widner, p.... 4 0 0 0 11 .lughes 2, by Stratton 1. Passed balls Vangbu 2. Pennsylvania depot, on which iho members of both and seven errors for Columbus tell the tale, likewise th* baee Juts Tebeaii, Browniug 2, Hecktr, Haymoud, Baldwin, p...4 0 2 0 2 l,QuiilB, c...... 4 2 2 220 Tctil...... 40 9 9 27 16 31 Total...... 29 4 G 27 1* 13 "Empire Holland. Time 1:55. tluba were after the game, that Welch, ia speaking of five little me.tsly hits Columbus got. No oiui heie ex- Sljannon. Sacrificehits Nicol, WolF, Vaughn, Kwing. Total...... 38 S 14*£311 4 Tutil...... 33 10 8*2B U 1 St. Louis...... 02200410 0 9 ST. Lovis vs. COI.UMBVS AT ST. Louis MAY 10. Both tie rush, admitted that he had called ia tho crowd, pccls them to win more than one game from St. Louia Stolen Iasas Shannon, Strxttin. 1'iiat en tails *McTamany hit by batted ball. Tucker out foi iu- Columbus...... 10000102 0-4 Jlinmberlain and Devliu were very effective, the for- 'juet for fan." and out of the sixteen gamc-3 they will play away ou McPhue, Tebean, Kicol, &haiiuou. lilt by pitcher .arfering with fielder. Earned runs St. Louis 4, Colambns 1. Two-base Her at times being wild. But one hit was made off i trust Curt will see the joke, but as several of the this trip, if they win five they will bedoin,', I thiuk, Euilly, K,irle. " Struck out Keilly, Ballldny, Tebeau, Colnmbns...... 000030050 8 biis O'Connor. O'Kt-ill, Itobiusou. Sacrifice hits Dovl-n in the four innings he pitched. Mark Baldwin Brooklyn players overhear.! hi-* remark tho case that fairly well, but beyond ail expectations the defo*t of Earle, V|a u, Browning 2, Uayiuond 2,Slralt.,1), Effing. altimore...... 07010002 x 10 Comiskey, Robins-ju, Fuller, Boyle, Oir, Greenwood. niched five innings, but then gave way to Gastright, vill be pre'oenttd by the Brooklyn Club will prove yesterday in its immensity id what hurts. The frc- I'asseci balls Earle 2. Vaiiglin 1. Wild pitch Viau. Ituns earned Columbus 8, Baltirm re 1. Two-base Stolen bases Robinson 2. Double play Lattain, who did better. Score: rather strong when the matter is brought up for a quouter* of nUces where the scores are being received Uiu|:irc Goldsmiih. Time 1:50. hit) Marr 2, McTamany, Sliindle. Three-base hits ComisKey. F:nt on ball» Off Cbambf rlain 9, off Wid­ ST. LOUIS. AB.R. B. P. A. E j COLUMBUS. AB.R. B. P. A.E louring.- While tho affair is hanging fire, the game, bunt; their heads in shame as tho last inuiug CHIIIO in, SHOOK I.\N vs. ATHLETIC AT BROOKLYN MAY 4. The O'Connor, Kaiiuel. Quinn. Home me Peoples. Sac- ner 4. StilKkout By Chamberlain 2. Passed ball L.ithuui, 3b..o 4 3 1 2 0:McTam'y, cf.3 2 2 01 according to Umpire Holland's decision, ttaud;i it dr.iw, and the crushing humiliating defeat of the local team home It-am liit hart] rlfrngh for three inniu'd to win 'ifica hits O'Ccnnor, Tucker, Mack 2, Hornung 2. Bovle. Wild pitch Widuer. Umpire Gaffaey. Time JI'-C»nhy,rf6 3 3 0 (I 1 O'Conucr, If. 2 0 0 3 02 10 having called it lack to the fifth inning, when the was written up in full view. Frequently was the ex tho game, t;8>ist«d bv error*. After that they co!iH :olen bases Tucker, Sbindle, Summer, Qutun. 1:50. O'X-il If..... 521 0 0 0,Marr, rf...... l 0 1 0 il score was ft tie. preesion made, a* inning olter inning camo in sliowing not toned ^niitb. Guunin-j, nevt-r a strong batter, Djuble play Mack, Tucker. Passed balls Peoples 3, KANSAS CITY vj. BALTIMORB AT KANSAS CITY MAY Co:niskey,lb6 14900 Johnson, 3b.. 4 102 31 As according to the rules, the homo club is required that St. Louia had ecoud and C-oluaibus Lal uot. as ti> toni'-bcw niadi3 a home run, the BfCcnd of his life, a Qtiiun 1. Wi'd pitches Baldwiu 1, Foretuan 1. Um­ 8. The visitors hit Swaitzel hard and pUye.l aperfect R'lLiuson.Sb. 2 1041 0 Orr, lb...... 4 008 0 S to furnish sufficient police protection to insure the why Bsckenberger did not substitute some pitcher for triple uud a single. Stovt-y also niailu a homo run. pires Ferguson and Daniels. fii'Ming game. Foreman started in to pitcb, but KufTe.', cf.....4 0031 O.Kappc), ss... 3 112 22 payers from interruption, some people have argued 3faya, when it was clearly evident that ho was bo ing Score: grained bis ankle iu tho fourth innhig, aud Cuu- Full r, ss..... 433 5 1 Greenw'd,2b3 10310 ;hat President Byrne was culpable in not having a nithU-tsly tslavighttred. The board showed that In­ ATHLETIC. AB.B.n. P. A. K'RHOOKLYX. An.B.B. P. A.E Games Flayed Monday, 3Iay G. uingham finished tho game. Score: ', c...... 4 1 2 3 ZlBIIgh, C...... 1 00210 arger force than was present on hand. Th» Infer, in dianapolis did m.», after P.ttBburj; had bafed cut six WeK-h, cf..... 4 0 0 1 0 rPinrku»y,:ib:i 2 1 130 KANSAS C'ITY vs. ST. Lovis AT KANSAS CITY MAY 6. KAN. CITY. AB.B. B. P. A. E EALTO. AB.R.B. P. A.E Mc'oke, C...... 1 1 1 1 l|Pe. pics, C.....3 00210 answer, however, ho Ms that he fully ttved up to the runt) in the flrtt two inning, and the result wa-> that Stovev, If..... 4' 111" - 0 u o'Brien, If... 5 22300 The Browns won the Lame in tho last half ef the iJOntr, 8S...... 2 1 1 1 2 1 GiiBin, cf..... 5 2 2 2 00 Jhnuiber'u,p2 0 0 0 2.0 Baldwin, p... 2 00 0 20 rule and that the force on hand 1ms heretofore served ludiauapyl's won the game. It was u-jt ti.ou^ht that Lyon.", 31...... 3101 3 1 Co)Ui:s, 2b... 5 21 130 laBt inning, or rather had it prts. niod to them by two Hamilton,rf.4 11401 Muck,2b...... 5 33320 Deviin, p..!".3 00 0 1 0 Gastright, p.2 0 0 010 :he purpose sought iu having them there. If euch a change of p-tchers would hurdly win the game fur Laikiu, lb... 3 028 0 V B!iins,B8...... 4 22 4 10 ba-eson bails and a rank err. r. Theiewas a small Manning,If.5 00 2 00 Tucker,lb... 521 7 00 -Total...... 421617 241651 Total...... 28 5 * 24 12 7 daahej bv a mob as that of list Sunday is to be con­ Columbus, but it would have been accep:i;;l ua abso­ Blerbauer.Zb 400 2 40 Kuul.z, lb..... 5 0 0 10 00 cyclcoo blowing and the dust was so thick at limes Mearua,lb... 5 0 0 12 0 2 !loruunir,lf..6 3 3 2 00 Sr. Lonl.'...... 1 413400 3—10 sidered, he contend1) that a policeman for every one or lutely good evidence that everything waa Leing djud Purcell, rf... 3 11400 Viiuer,rf.....l 02100 that players iu tbo outfield could net be seen from the Burns, cf.....4 2 3 1 0 0 Shindle, 3b..5 1 1 0 00 Columbns...... 10120010— two spectators will be necessary. Aside from ihe ob- to btuiu the tiJe ot humiliating defeat. Fclinelly, ss.:i 0 0 2 1 0 Curkl-.ill, cf.. 4 0 2 410 grand stand. St. Louis played tbo hardest game of BarKley, 2b.6 1 3 1 2 0 Fariell, ss... 3 1 0 3 20 Karned rnn-i St. Louis 7, Columbus 3. Two-base jectiocalla features of the event it waa too had that GOOD ADVICE, BUT Gunning, their lives nnd wonittuiily. SIcG^r, 3b..3 11200 Sommer, if...5 12 200 hiti Latbiim, the game ended as it did, tu it well afforded the c..4 2 3 5 0 0Vl.rke, c...... 2 1 0 311 Score: McCarthy, Comiskey; Three-base hit The work of the Columbus team, while playing a Sm:l!i,p...... 4 KAN. CITY. All.R. B. P. A.E ST. LOVIS. AB.R.B. P. A.E Reynohh»,c..4 11110 Foreman, p..2 110 *^0 Conii?key. straight-laced opponents of Sunday base ball a chance 0 0 0 1 <>:Qnglitt,p..... ( U 1 0 30 Home rua McTaraany. Stolen bases series of gam03 here witli tho Athlutics and 1'alti- Total...... 32, 5 7 24 9 2! Total...... 3B a 11 27 12 1 Long, ss...... 5 1 0 1 3 0 Uiham. 2b..5 0 1 4 Swartzel, p...2 0 0 0 5 0 Cuunin'm, p* 1 0 020 Lttliam 2, Robinson 4, Johnson, Kappel, Greenwood. to get in their little annual kick. The weekly diver­ sion WHS threatened last season, but the morep.gitve iininense satisfaction to the lar^e cr.. First on er­ 4 0 2 4 1 0 Oominkry. Ib5 1 2 8 Kansas City...... 2 00104000 7 beritin 2. Struck out By Chamberlain 4, by Deviin to prove that ihero Burns, cf.....S 0 0 largest that has ever been at Ridgo wood, and every­ is much good ball on their shelves rors Br»ijkl>ul. Left on b*Bw Athletic 5, Brook­ C 0 1 Hudson, cf... o 12 0 00 Baltimore...... 30141511 x 1C 2, by I'.aldoin 3, by fla-itright2. Passed bulls Bligh in stock. They are, however, Hoover, c..... 3 I'O 7 1 0 lulfoe, thing went merrily until the stampede. It would be expected to get »oma lyn S. Firet on balls S ovey, l.yotB, Larkin, Puicell, 3b.... 3 1 2 2 31 Eari.e I nins Kansas City 7, Baltimore 7. Two-base L. Wild pitches Baldwin 4, Gastiisht 3. Sacrifice of it down away from home as weil as liarkley, a j.i'y with such a promising sea-on uhfad to have not here. It may 1'ennellv, Pincknry 2, Visncr, Cl.irEe 2. Stolen basis 2b.. 5 1 2 2 0 1 Fuller, es..... 4 2 2 420 hi:s Sbindle, Souimer. Home rim* Burns, Mack. bits M.cCait!iy, O'Jicll, ComiaUey, Duffee. Umpire be that the umpire gives them tLe worst of Mcdurr, 3b..5 12120 ouly the home team, hut all tbe visiting clubs denied it away Gunuiuz. Pinrkney, O'Urieu, Collius 2, C'laika 2. Boyle,c...... 5 22 5 20 Stolen bases Long, Burns, McGarr, Cunningliam, Gaffney. Time 1.35. from home. Thai's what they all say, although the Bacrince bits Stu*ey, Bierlwner, Feuuelly, O'Brieu, Sullivan, p.. 3 2 1 0 6 ] f;b»mber'n,p5 2 2 0 S 0 Quiun. Firat on balls bwartzel 7, I-'oremau 2, Cuu- tho privilege of [.Inying ball. Another matter fur regret is the fact umpired de-ay it, but as thore are at least nine to one Foirz. Struck ou' Larkin, Hugbes 2. Hit by I i!cher Gunson, c..._ 1 0 0 0 0 Oj Total...... 4012 16/S 153 niugham 4. Hitbypitcher t-ong, S'.v^rtzel, Snindle. that such an iu interesting serif s should hnvo such an unsatisfactory thid statement, tbe word of tho ball player must be Welch. Home run* Gunning, Stjvey. Three- Total...... 41 911 *i5 1431 Struck out By S«artzvl 2, Foreman 3, Cunuingham be given LOUISVILLE -LACONICS. termiuatiun. Tho Bridegrooms were playing iu superb tho most w^iybt. Tht-ref^re ihj ttam will bbse bits Purcell, Gunning. Pibckney. Two-base *0ne man in last inuiug. 2. Passed balls Reynolos 4, Quinu 1. Wild pitches betxpociO'J lo Miii game!, if they do win any uway Il:"t9 O'Hrien, Bnnid, Vnner, (Jorkliill. Double plays St. Louis...... 0 1300410 3 12 Swartzji, Cunuingham. Umpire Ftrguson. Tloii The Team at Home Again listerbrook shapo aud had lo!s of liuk, wnd the Athletics v.ero doing almost &s well, and the interest from home, by defeating the local teams and tho um­ CorBbiP, Hiigbes, Burn>; liierbauer, Latkiu. Uiu- Kan.<«8 City...... 150001020 9 2:25. in the series pire. If that statement boMsgood with and Touiney Released A Deal For Short- was dfcidedly of t!:e intense order. Or. Suurduy tho Coliuubus pirc Holland. Time 1:45. Karned runs Knneas City 5, St. Lo'.iis 7, Two-baee LOVISVILLE vs. BP.OOELTN AT LOUISVILLE MAY 8. over tf am. thoa it i s but fair t > pix-cmm-3 that it stop George Smith Manager Davidsaii 8000 people turned out to witiK-rs the game, and al­ lu-Idi KANSAS CITY vs. Sr. Lous AT KANSAS CITY MAY 1. hits Fuller, Bovle, Cbamberiain. Three-base bits Tho homo team plajed good bull till the Biiporior equally good with tha visiting teams' Htitements when Tlie home ttam admmistfred another *cruc her to Iho O'NVill, Boyle, CtiimberlalD. Snc.'iSce hits Hamil­ strength of the visitors began to show in the third :n- Not Discouraged, Etc. though the sympathy was ua'uraMy with the home tlicy return learn, t Is ere was A marked feeling of resentment against to their, booiep. «nd so at the end of th» Brown;?, nho were completely ilefocrdiiKeit anil helped ton 2, L'oyle. Doub.er''fty Sfanuiiit--, SfcO'arr, Bark- niux. In the r-igh^li (\iok and Kwing became curpfe-s Lou;sviLr.E, Ky.. May 8. Editor Spor.Tr.va tca&on it would the Quakers for their failure to do butler than t'uey be seen tiiat the evil about evens tby ^jwboys to eleven tiLe^rned TLUS. King «'as ley, Fiist on balls OH Sullivan 5, off Chaiubt-rlain and the score febows tlie consequences. Wolf played Th» club opened hero this afteriiocu with a bail defeat up, and while each team has gotten tbe woitt of it pouiide'i unmercifully, an1! knockid out of tbe box.' 7. Struck out By Sullivan 0, by Chanit erlain 5. well tluV'Ughout. Corkhill'a goad work was the from tbj Drooklyns. afier n disastrous trip. It won did. from the umpire, During their stay yet no toim is any the worsa f«» liuiUon was aUo bit hard. Scurt: Parsed balls Hoover 3. Left pn bises KnnsasCity feature. Scor^-: otny two gamei while abroad ono at Kan*a8 City ant here there anrearml to have been it. Every honorable art and trick should be em- ascruw loose somewhere. All the.r twirlers were KAN. CITY. AB B.B. P. "A. El ST. LOUIS. AB.B. B. P. A. K 7, St. Louis 8. Umpire Gaffney. Time 2:17. 1.0UISV1LLK. AB.a.B. P. A ElBROOKtYV. AB.R.B. P. A E one at Cincinnati. It a'so c»me tack different in hit pUyed to win g^mes. If at any part of th^ gniiie easily and baby fumbling a I,.n',t8...... 0 1 2 3 3 l:Lat'm,3b.2b4 2 1 250 CINCINNATI vs. LOVISVILI.C AT CINCINNATI Bl.-.Y 6. Wilf, SB.... .4 22 0 33 Pincknoy, 3b (1 3 2 020 sliape, if not iou>roved. Manager David-ou does iiol was not unknown among trick cau be turned no mutter what it is that will Hamilton,!-).* :! I 1 0 I' HcCa'y,2b,rl5 2 3 1 04 The home team won by timely batting, 'iariug base- Weaver, cf... 4 0110 00 Krien, If.... 5 203 00 seem ut all c»st dowu, but e^y* he will have a trooi! them. Tiien think of Curt \Vi!ch dropping ouly u. pull ihe game for the local ttam, half-bigh-pop-up providing always Manning, lf."> 0111 1 O'Neil, K...... 4 2 1 0 2 ruuniu?, and excellent fltlding at ciitical s.'a^os, BrowniiiE, If3 0 0 5 0 0 Collin?, 2b...4 4 2 6 60 club T^t. He La* anDOunred that he is now oegotwt- and letting in two runj. Curt i thi-.t the tried is within the limits of k-gul und honor­ Steam-, 11..... 4 4 2 10 00 C,>nil'y,lb,2bo 1 1 1 I Twice during tbe game the LouUvilles filled the bases, Hecker,lt>... 4 0 1 5 0 0 Burns, .8...... 6 3 0 1 3 I inj; for two or three good players, bat be will uot tell king-pin in tnis locality, and his erratic doings cau able warfare, then it should by theseuding all niejins.be taken ad­ Burns, cf...... 5 33601 Hudson, rf,p. 5 021 0 0 Lut were unable to score a rnn. Sci Raymond, 3b 4 01110 Foutz, 1U.....3 339 0 0 ttieir DfttiieH, na ho eays it wilt interfere with hU pl^uj forth of several full sized groans fn.m vantage of. Perhaps Columbus cau k-ara 8:niict'.;iu3 hisadmners. But the Barkley, ».. 6 21111 ee. cf,3b4 00122 CINCINNATI AB R. B. P. A. E LOUISVILLE.AB R B. P. A.E Shannon, 21)4 0 0 4 2 1 Vijner, rf...... 6 2 3 1 0 0 were he lo do so. two clubs aro now about even to its advantage up, and their next by the defeats it sustains at St. Louis, McOarr, 3U...C 112 1 1 Fullsr, ss_....5 02 1 33 llalllday.cf.501 2 0 0 Wolf, ss...... 6 0 1 2 32 Ehret, rf...... 4 0 0 3 0 2!C .rkhill,ct....e 1 3 4 0 0 advent here will injure a big in drawing fome knowledge of tlie way tlie St. LouU TWO SfEN RELEASED. turning out. Conway, p... 622 0 4 OHoyie, C...... 3 10 9 01 M'Ph'e,3b,2b4 0112 2 Weaver, cf...3 22 0 00 Cook, c...... 4 0 1 6 0 rClarke, c..... 5 2 1 3 1 0 Ex-captain and ex-firat basoman Esterbrook and Club plrtjs ball. That team goes in to win *it each Gnnson,c...... C 0 0 3 0 0 Iting.p, cf... 3 12070 Beard, ts...... 5 1048 1 Browning, ll 5 12 1 00 Ewing.p...... 3 0 1 0 2 OiCarutbers, p.4 1 2 0 3 (1 abort btop Tomney have been unconditionally released HYPOCRITICAL SCRIBES SCORED. game. It is composed cf the r liar pef fund shrewdest Tctil..... 4811)1327 10 Total...... 38 0 ft 27 l.S Keenan, c.... 6 0 0 7 1 O'Hecker. lb ..4 0 1 15 20 Total...... 34 2 7 24 8 71 Total...... 45211*5 27 14 1 by Ew^iilenl Daviilson. It must ba said fur ToDinor For several days past tlie high church howlers in ball players in the American As-i'ochVion, and they Kansaa City...... 0 043351 0 10 Nicol,2b, rf...4 1 1 4 2 1 ,B»ymond,3uli 1 2 2 Louisville...... 0 0000101 0 2 tliat he is a (rood fifldor, but ho waa so badly "rattlei" tho newspaper ranks about here have been wailing plav ball just ai hard against tha weakest team as they St. Louis...... 0 03040110 9 Tebeau, If.... 21031 li.Shanaou, 2b4 1 1 2 61 BrooUli u...... 0 0 5 3 1 2 0 10 x 21 that he could n'.>t do himself justice. The bid show­ about dirty ball, crying for reform and turning up do 'against the etronges'. They play bull just as hard Karned runs Kansas City 5, fit. Louis 1. Two-bas, Karle.if...... 4 1 0 0 0 I Vaughn, rf... 5 0 0 4 00 E;trned runs Brooklyn 4, Louisville 2. Twc-l;a_ 1i_ 2_ 4^ 3 2 hits Collins, Visner, Corkhill. Home run Visivjr make if. Since Eiterbrook was re;i«ved of the cap- more-Brooklyn incidentf, that he had resolved on re­ never know, on the other hand, when to COJIKO trying Stolen ta-e* Long, Manning, Lathain. Double plays Duryea, p...l»0 0 0 OJ Total...... 42 7 12 30 22 7 Sacrifice hits Weaver, Browning, Hecker 2, Visual- talacy and assigned 10 tho benches IJecker has playec taliatory tactics, and mount to have his lueu give two to get runs, and their example all through, the ee.is >a Long, Steams: Latbam, ComiKkey. Fird ou balls Total...... M)8 8 30 1C G| Corkhiil. Stolen bases Piocktey, Collins, Fout/. the initial Ia<. He has fcbcnvo his ability to plaj kicks for every cue received. He was tired of the would bewell to emulate, and itS3eun to mo thit (hat OffConway 4, oft King 3, off Hudson 2. Hit by Cincinnati...... 0 31102000 1—8 Double play Pincknoy, Collins, Foutz. Bases or there, and in the fu lire he will occupy it regularly kisa-for-a-blow policy, he said, aud all ihe gushers is just what Kansas City H doiu^, with the gratifying p.tcher L'cyle. Struck out Ily Couway 2, by King Louisville...... 210011200 0—7 t.a'ls O'Brien, Collins, Foutz 3. Caruthera, Wolf Ewiiig, Stratton and Khrot will attend to the pitchin(r turned blue with amazement, an.l sighed, ;'0h, de.ir;" result that lUat team is putting up as flna ball a* ii 6. AVild pitcncs Conway, King. Umpire Gaffney. Karned runs Cincinnati 5, Louisville G. Two-base Browning, Ewisig. Struck out By Carntheis 3, by and tfce first two are accounted capable of good work how awful!" One very young innocent indulged being played by any Association or Longno te.iia iu Time 2:15. hit Mnllanc. Tbrec-baso hit Browning, Cook, En-Ing 2. Pa3-»d bulls Cook 6. Wild pitches while in Khret (here is the material, and with a little iu a column dissertation on tho wicked uoingn of the the country. Columbus has fchown ou several occa­ Cot.vMEV!? vs. BALTIMORE AT COUTIIBUS MAY 4. Shannon. Sacrifice hits llaltiday 2, Beard, Keenan. Ewia^S. Umpire Hoilatid. Time 2:10. raoro practice it will be developed. Jimmy Wolf is Hridegroonr.s, and wound up w.tli a com me u da I ion for sions, when in the lead iu n eanif, ft tendency to let Coluuibos won au easy victory from Baltimore, knock, Tebeau. Eirle. ; Hecker, Cook 2, Telieau, play i eg short well, but there is no reason for weaken' Darby O'Brien, in which he chuck'edover the cute- up on their push aud vim. This is one of tho most ing Cucnin-ham out of the box iu the third inning. Earie, Baldwin. BcuMe plays Cook, Hecker; Heard, Games Playeel Thursday, May 9. iog the outfield to strengthen tho infield, and a deal if ness of the big captain in planting himself in a pecu­ fatal mistakes that can be miide, nud will, if iiot His place waa supplied by Kilrjy, who faroJ much XIcol, Keenin; Mcl'he*, K>euan, BaMwin. Firat on ST. Lovis vs. COI.VHBVS AT ST. Louis MAY 9. The on between Mr. D.ivMsoa and Mr, Uyrne, by which liar position iu the Lox while at tho bat, and holding checked, lose them games this scasou that £hould b* betler. Score: tails By Huliaue 5, by Stratton 5. Hit by pitcher champions could not gaui:e Baldwin, aud were beaten George Sm; th is to be transferred to Louisville. Sm tl himself In such a wny in to compel tiie oppj&iug easy victories. Coiom-s. AB.R. B. P. A. E HALTIMOBE. AB.K.B. P. A.E Hc-cller, \Veav.-r, Utratt- n, Nicol. Struck out Ry Mul- ,l)evlin started to pitch, but was hit hurd from tin U unable to play at present, but it ia hoped he will be Chtcher to stand s^me feet further buck than he other­ I received a letter from Tom (Sin-ly) McDermVta JIcTumi>'v,cf 4 2 2 6 0 O'CrilHn, cf..... 4 2 2 U 00 lano 4, by Sttatton 4. by Uuryei 2. l'«ss*il balls 'jui!i:-, and cavo way t) King in the sixth. Tho lattei ready foi work in a few d*yp, The negotiations have wise would. T(;eu he goes ou to say that his young /BW days ago in wh'ch he expre?s-s surprise at tlie Dailv, If.'.....5 1110 0/rnckiT, lb... 5 01 9 10 Conk 2, Baldwin 2. Wild pitcb Duryea. Umpire did no better, being hit h:u'd. In the oigMh inuiiiL, Lot IMF u concludnl, Lut there is hardiy a doubt Ini K>ul is filled with joy at each successive go mo through bad showing of Columbus. He cays he kuo*3 tli3 Mnrr rf...... 5 1 3 1 0 2 Mack, 2b.....5 0 2 411 Goldsmith. Time 2:20. * tbe score wns a ti,., but a two-bi;sa bit by Orr aud that Smith wiil eoon wear a Louisville ualffrm. He the cleverness of O'Brlen in discovering some new "f:ang" can play tall and that 13uckenb^rg«r is th« O'Ojuncr, c.. 5"""5 1 1 0 OiHornnng, Jf.5 1 2 2 02 home run by Greenwood decidod the day. Score. will be played at s'jort when seju red, and Wolf will trick to bother opposing players. right man in the ri^ht place. Pan-.ly ears he is very Games Played Tuesday, May 7. ST. LOVIS. An.B.B. P. A.E! COLUMCV'S. AB.R. well pleaied with the Western A^SJC^ali'ii, where he Orr, lb...... ft 1 2 0 II Sliiudls, 3b.. 5 0 0 LOVISVILLB vg. BROOKLYN B. p. A.E go hack to right fielJ. Tim "k!dr* has evidently never wrestled with tho John-on. 3b.. 4 1 2 0 2 2:Farrell, ss... 4112 AT LOUISVILLB May 7. Latliam, 3b.. 4 2 0 2 1 OiMeTaina'y.cl 4 2 2 Wolf Ima been getting alone Tory nicely as captain word consistency as yet. u umpitin^, and fruin all ho can learn tl;ey are Kamst-y pittlied the Ii at two innings for L>nisvil!e McCarthy,if4 00220 O'Connor, lf.3 I 2 a.»ti«fiad witli him. He also says that the tea:n3 in Kan|>el, ss... 4 1324 1 Si.mmer, rf..3 01 3 Jl C and was very wild. lie was superreued by and the club has imp; ovdd somewhat under his m^n AH tha preachers that have been beard from on Grc?uw'd,2b4 0034 0 Tiit;-, c...... 4 00411 JEhrer, Lul O'Xeill, if.....8 0 1 0 0 .Marr. rf...... 4 0 0 2 agemeiif. Wolf waa always a fine tail player and i "dirty ball" evidently incline- to the idea tlmt the that Asiocati n are patting up.some very rrtpid bail. Brcoklyu then had a lead of six runs and L-.uisvjlld Comiskey, Ib3 0 1 3 (/Johnson, 3b..4 0 1 1 national panic should fce oiei:ed with prayer He ein^a loud prai-e of Wam-ahan, whom n«veliiud May?, p...... 4 0 0 0 3 OCi^nulu'm.p. 1 0 0 000 was difccoarftg^d. Wolf plhyo'l a icmarkabiy strong gentlemanly follow, ami the other players are bourn and in­ Totcl...... 4'J 811*2013 61 Ki'roy, p...... 3 21 0 30 Rob neon, 2b 1 0 0 4 0 0 Oir, lb...... 4 2 1 9 tohavoa cM'tuin reupoct for him. So far they havt terspersed Viitu Pealtu-singiirg. They want all plajers secured from the Minnc.ipolis Clul', and sajs ho i-) a game throughout. lovctt pitched well and batted sure winner; that he c-vers !o:s of I Total...... 39 010*2015 5 DufTee, cf.....3 1040 0'Kap;cl, JH....4 0 3 0 oleve.l him unhesitatingly. lo ho of the goldou-haired-tioiitle-Anuie breed, and territory, is ;t No. I bard. Score: Lase-iuuntr and literally rloo^bs up the earth 'McTamnny out, bit by balteil bali: Fuller, ss.....3 002 3 fi;Gi>Vnw'd,2o4 1 2 3 While in Cincinnati Mr. Davidson telegraphed t conduct themselves accordingly. Tberemuttbe LO with do. Farr.ir. LOVI3V1LLB AB.R.B P. A.E.BROOKLYN. AB.P..B, P. A.E base blip, arid "HIP, oh, my, how he cau shoot 'era over Co'urahui!...... 16412000 0 3 Milligan.c... S 1 2 4 1 OiBMgh, c...... 4 007 Ecmsey and Kerini to get th-mselves in readirjens fv unseemly shouting, and wben contest-inls meet in a Wolf, ...... 5 0 0 5 3 0'l>iucki!Cy,3b3 2 1 3 2 U D-evlln, p..... 2000 0 Oj Baldwin, p... 3 001 doud of dust at the bastw, with the bleachers going to first base. \Vish that Co'uaibu* hal him," Ho s»y^ Baltimore...... 020020UO 2 B Weaver, cf... 0 0 2 the ope til n£ fume hare. This battery has been idle nl 5 1 0,0'Brien, II... 4 2 2 2 0 0 King, p...... 2 0 1 0 2(1 Total...... 34 Oil 27 13 tbeeeason. The two men were mat.', they mmt ccma together witU an "Ah then-!" also tbat Milt West is d -.ing liuely and in very well Karned runs Columbus 5, Bultiaiore 5. Twc-baso Browniug.lf. 4 1 0 0 1 0;Collius, 2b....4 0 1 3 2 0 in very poor coudilion Total...... 31 dtiiiug the exliibition games, and I dy not think Ihe] touch, and say "I beg your pardon,' 1 or "Excuse my thought of tiirjughout the League. Milt U pti'.tliig liita Mclamany, Nair, Griffin, Mack. Sacrifice hit) lacker, jb..3 01*00 Burns, B3.....3 220 6 1 45 21 120 Daily, O'Ccnuor, Grteuuoud 3, Tucker, St. Louis ...... 10110010 0 4 are much improved now. They are not likely to provi apparent rttdencFs, I was in a hurry," and then kiss up a fiisl-olass article of ball. Sandy think-* Murks, M>u-k, Kaynioud,3b4 01 3 20 Fon'.z.lb...... 3 2 2 11 1 ( short ttopof the Sioux Citys, is a fine litldtr umt au Shindle. Donblo play Kappel, Greenwood, Orr. Firet 620 CorkUill.cf... 4 1 I 3 Columbus ...... 2 0100102 x I] (o air. Darlfco.i tliftt thoy "are to bo relied upon an I let tho aume go on. Shannon, 2b.3 1 2 I 0 Earned runs Columbus Ramsey has male no effort io train himself into pitcli- If this Is n dense that mary of the spectators could not as^istod), liajmood, Hecker; W"lf, liamioutl; Collins, left field picket fence, tbe balling of Siovey, the field­ why I ehoii'.d be dis'ati-fiel. It is true that we have immediate doom of the uaUou-il game, if clubs that Fouiz Busbong. Bases ou balls 'Jif Love:t :!, oil lest a jroud many paoiet», but Inck was againi-t us in > h»a cannon eh.it^, and also by the wild, Con;n.nc*ie kif:d eventeo tS'6 ball playeis. The game was started and ing of Feuneliyr.nl tlie catching of K:trle were the meet Ua:uie'« men attempt lo meet them on the.r own rf coaching Tucker, the leather Inu^ of t!io Baltimore the crowd behaved nell in spile of tbe aUence <-f uni- Kamsey o, oil Kiiret 5. Hit by pitcht-r Foutz. Struck chief ieatures. Tho goi.d many inatancta, and our opponents were sevura baaid. l-'ranchi-ied, he intimated, will not be worth a out By Lovett 3, by Khret 3. 1'as.ied ba!U Bu-hoi;g times victiiDB wheu they were outplayed. Finiincially team, indulged in. "Tlii-V 1 Baldwin *ni, ami tbe base bull busiue-s will go to tiio deaini- 1, Cook 2. Wild pitch Kanisey. Uiapire Holland, the club has keen doing well. All our home games tilyle of ball plau'nir 1 am noMiwl to, fcr in lh« ia^s. Up to I he six til inningeiicb s:doliAd scored a run. Haliiia.v.cf.. 5 2 3 2 1 0 Welch, cf..... 3 2 0 3 tiou bow-wows at the close of tho present season. League Time 21i. Lave been played to good crowds and we lia none of this mYse is allowtd. I shoti'd think end ihe pla.vitiK h:ueur, ia a long triple. Thoscoie: a club as tho Louisvilloa cm Ins. hands. Of comse he this man Tiicktrfc the mikit-st man iu lha bmineaa centre fu-M began to ch so in. gevtial poieong, in­ Mullaue,:lb..3 2 1 2 2 0 Cross, C...... 4 0 2 2 source oJ amusement. If we are to have noiselasi*, and a grant kidder. II« is either Lelcliiny; forlh nfi'oss iAN'HASCn'Y.AB.R.B. P. A.El BAI.TO. AB.P..B. P. A.E receives every ihiy sugaestioiis of what he eb'.uld di gilt-edged aud 'niacliino pame^ liit-n why uot put cluding IVoeiiiei.t Byrne, of tl.e Bl-oolilyn Club, tiiud Viau, p...... 4 11 0 1 OWeyuiug, p..3 1 0 1 in order to strengthen the team. Ho-t of these ar< the diamond at the pitcher or chewing at the biooch- t) ke^ji the crowd b.ick, but without avail, luafew Long » ...... 4- 2 4 3 2 1'Gritiin, cf.....4 0*0 210 Tola.!...... ei^hleon automatons ia the fle'.d, und either drop iu Hamilton, rf. 4 0 2 1 00 Tucker, Iu... 4 0 2 12 3914 13*26 12 31 Tctil...... 36U12 ~il oTered bv KICD who \voa!d not follow their own advice era, and se- mi to keep hid tvuip.T thnmx'u it all. minutes t'to whole field was a Fea of humanily. No Stovey declared out on Welch icterfeiing your nickle or turn the crank and tee your uice Sab­ George aianniDK, If. 4 0 0 1 1 0 Mack, 2b..... 5 with plav if they were in hia position. Therefore I am a little ll-innim s;oj)j!ad over io Coltiinbm, Sunday further effort was nnjde to clfar tbe fiold or to continue 1 1 1 Cincinnati...... bath school &a.iiie. Itt-t, to visit Stearns, lb... 3 1 0 6 1 0;lloriiiil>e.ir..3 1 1 6 0200313 x 14 chary in commenting upon them, but uevertbeles* wrth Mrs. Birnutn, who is living here, the t;aii:e. Some of tbe ou!o-jkers claimtd that Weki Athletic...... 210010200 d think I might mention some altfrn, The playe's deny tbij, ktatingc that as t'.ey h id the hits Keenan, Muliaue. Three-baje hit-: Stovey, Smith has been eold by Brooklyn to Louisville, aut cause aotne older clubi to do some w»ej*ing. He la gisuio won ih y bad nothing to gain by such amove. 3rcGaiT,3b...2 2143 0 Somimr, rf..3 1 2 vllle, and a!no in all the other cities the team has vis Dulialiiie, I.'arle, Tehran. Home run Halliilar. Sacrifice hit( ited, that it lias on!y a very few firat-class men '.eft. 1 right on tho heels of it that Davit!son wants to se.ll out very much pleaded with the I.oi.^uo and 8iiy» us lias It is doubtful if (here would liaye b?on any tr Mihl» if C..4 0062 OjTat.--,c...... 4 0 0 Board, gotten MxCarty,p.... 4 1 1 2 6 1 Kilroy, p...... 3 0 1 2100 Tebeau, Earle, Viau, Furceil, Fennclly. Siolen think Blr. Davidson Gtir.iil'.l sell or release It'iiu- the whole business, as he is disgusted. If Smith goes along very well so far in his work. The the home teum had had the lead, yinpire Holland L-as 8 Tebeau 2, Keenan Ii. Wtl'-'h, Stovcv. Double s^y, Hecker, Khret, Kernn an! Brownfng. Thi it will cause much regret, ai he is ono of ihe white- crowds have"tn-atel him very uicoly, whu-li lie re­ called the name a draw nnd left tlie field di'fpiti) Total . . 33 B 9 27 16 3 Total...... 34 4 9 27 22 4 plav Earle, Keenan. Fir,t en bulls OH Viail 3 haired boy?. Smith h-*s gards as good evidence ttat hi^ work is satisfactory. K^i.vey'h protest and hie claim Kansas City...... 2 1000020 1 0 would leave only Weaver, Wolf, Shannon, Ray­ been peculiarly unfortunate for the game under Hule off Weytiing 4. Hit by pitcher Welch, ttruckout mond, Strftttoc, Kwicg, Vaughu and Cook, am during the pu^t three years, he having had a tevt-ie He iwriicu'r.rly objects to tho noi^y, howliug style of n;, wl.ich savs in siiu-tauce tt.at the home club must Baltimore...... 0 0100201 0 4 By Vian 1. Passe 1 ball Earle. Wild pitch Viau coichiui? indulged in by Tucker, and uvera timt it is Earned inns Kansas City 3, Baltimore 2. Thrng. Bases on bail? OJ McCaity 4, off Kilroy 5. it seems to be the only thing that will phca the nine which, of cours?, was neither pleasant fur the (:auie will bo clamed under this section by tue hits were needed. Kilroy wai al-to hit h*rd, but was on a firm bHB's. Mr. Tavid* -n may not have tin management nor himself, lie was very enthusiastic e.ich a tawler ai th:it mau (Tucker) wh-Mild u-nniufncd Athlctirs aud cairied before tbe board of directors. Struck out 1>V McCarty 2, by Kilroy 5. Passed balls not so wild anl bad bot:er control of the laii. L*ng'= at the lii i work, I would order him iualaatly to go t-j tha Ttio icoro Tale 2. Umpire ftr/cama. Time 2!i. money, but if he has not he should sell out to EOUII opening of the present season, and to!d me tliat of the game as played wai: playing at sh:ut was the featuie of tbe game. Score: one who has. He can find such purchasers. ho meant io surpass himself. He statted out in great beach." ATHLETIC. A B II. B. P. A.E! BROOKLYN. AC.B. B. P. A.E ClM.'IKNATl VS. ATHI.KTIC AT CINCINNATI MAY 7. KAN. CITY. AB R. B. P. A.Ef BAI.TO. AB.R.B. P. A.E bhape, and was hitting with his old-'irue luck, when LOCAL NOTES. Wi-lcli, cf_... 3 I 0 1 0 (ijPini-k.ney.3u2 0 1 0 21 The visitors wou by baid ba ting iu Ihe ni>t aud Lonir,...... 4 135 1 0 ! 6riinii, cf..... 3 22 0 00 MINOR MENTION. he ni'-'t vntli tt.o accident that laid h'rn 1 >w. Stovey, If..... 3 1 2 0 0 0,0'Brleo, lf....3 0 0 0 00 seventh innings. Euur Smitb was relieved by Vi.iu , since his reinstatement, has been The amateur league that is to le composed entirely Hamilton, rf. 4 202 1 Oj.Mack, 2b...... 3 1022 Smith has been gc-ue ally credited wilh haviug hmt of Columbus titles U fast progressing towards to i:c- I.-yoiis, :!'j.....2 1 0 0 1 0 (Jollins, 21.....2 1 0 2 30 in Ibo second inning. 'Heard scored ibe Iteda' only run Manniug,lf...S 1 0 3 0 olTucker, lb...* 2 2 15 01 playing a really creditable game. Pete Fays he baa the eeries with Kew York for Biookiyu, but if Bjb Larkin, lb... 3 0 0 8 0 «l| Bums, B-...... 3 0 1 030 on bis triple aud Keeuan's single. Beard played rctuniK'd for good. He admits having frequentl thing titigible, and this wee* will eea the comp!ota Staariu, lb.... 5 2 2 4 0 IjHornnng. lf.5 2 2 1 0 Curuthers had not fumbled a baby hit aud then threw orgiini/iitioa of the sam j. A ecbodule will b» Hrrau^ed Bierbaiier, 2b3 1122 li'Fonlz, lb..... 2 01 8 10 liiaguincci.t game at bUolt. Lutaii' Lome run hit and Burns, cf...... 411 3 0 0 Shindle, 3b..4 1 1 3 3 wandered in past years from the pti'ha of eobriety, bu mountains high over first ban', letiiug tha bnUmin rurcell rf...3 1320 o|Vienfr, n*..... 2 00 2 00 the catching of Cross weie tbe features. Score: t.iys ho will never do so again. S mie of bis friend for throi:gh tho kifidu-ss ol Preudeut Wikoff, who h is Bark Icy, 2b.. 6 1 2 6 1 2 Farreil, ss... 5 0 I 4 0 around, Brooklyn would in all probability have won volunteero'-l to tlo this much fur tle:u. There ara Felinfliy. BS..3 0 0 0 5 OjCorkhill, cf..2 0 0 3 00 CINCINNATI.AB.R. B. P. A.f ATI1LKTIC. AB.R B. P. A.E e ay that Pele was scaiefl at the idea of being laM up-ji MiGarr. 3b...5 Oil 2 3 Sommer, ri...4 1 1 1 0 iu ihe ninth killing, and the playing of the tenth, iu ume likely youn; player* in thoaa Ioc.il Cio.«, c..!.....3 0 2 3 2 0 Terry, p...... l 0 0 0 00 Halliday.cf. 4 001 0 0 elcb, cf..... 400 2 0 0 the sbelf BDU thought he hud bettor brace up am clubs, »n«l it Gniison,c....4 001 2 OJTate. c...... 3 1 1 0 u which Smith comunted hia error, not have been ueces- is Weybiug, p..3 0 0 0 i) (i Curk, c...... l_ 0 0 302 UePhee, 2b..3 003 5 0 Stovey, If..... 3 1 1 4 U 0 show that be still kuowa how to play ball. I am afraii not drawing any t»o heavily o;i tho future lo s:iy Porter, p...... 3 no 0 1 OjKilroy, p..... 4 000 81 eary, I will be sorry to see Smith go and doubly that s^me of them will ba heurd frum Ci'cilitably be­ Total...... 205 81 »i'G l"() 01 Total...... 18 1 3 18 93 Bea:d, ss...... 3122 Lyo::3, 3b.....3 3 1 2 1 0 that Pete's go-.td work will Lot last long. A nun can Totsl...... 39 8 9 24 i 6| Total...... 3512 1027 19 not lend fur years the life lie hai aud then tuddt-ut; pained to know that ho is to travel in poor company. fore Inunr. *0lto man out ia la.*t half of sixttl inning. Keeiiau,c....3 014 Larkin, lb...4 1 2 4 0 0 00006001 ( Nicol, rf ..... 4002 l;i«:baiur,2:. 4 1 5 2 1 Kansas City...... stttle iuto a suler, fcteadv player. 'S DISADVANTAGES. Tbe 0>!v.mbn8 manaseiTenl have strenctncnol t*ia Alliltti.'...... :.... 0 0100 4 5 Baltimore.."...... 0 0 0 10 0 2 0 0 x-12 Ti.e Louisvilles received some awful criticisms ii Well, that man Karris across tie river is s'ill divid­ pitchiug department by th^ acq'iisH.i.'ii of Btllwio. Brooklyn...... 1 0 (S 0 0 « 1 Tebean, If.... 3001 I'urcell, rf....3 1 1 0 0 0 Earned runs Knueaj City 1, B'.ltimore 4. Stolen BiKiwiu. lb.3 0 0 11 0 0 Feuntlly.m. 4 0 2 1 2 0 th.3, fit. LonU end Kiiusas City p;ipeis. They wer ing his time weaning himself from lie;ius, and fi^cring It was deemed advisable to furru L iwlos^ an-1 Steuxel Earned rum Athlcti .: 2. Two-baie bi's Finclney, bases Hamilton, Manning, Horo«O£, Sbindlo, Kiirov. out to a minor league i luh, anl... .. 29 V 4 24 16 2 Tucker. First on balls Off Port- r S, off Kilroy 4, visable. and a *p cial cohtrict hiw ^eu mad.- wich ilia Cincinnati...... 0 00100000-1 The Louisvilles say that Swartzel, of Kansas City, i motins to take a day and a niyht off, t'terc i« little use Clark. First 01 eivor-j Ath!it!o 1. Struck out Kit by nilctier Hamilton. Struck out By Porter 1 V. e f,ii"-et i-i'cher they have faced this season. The of him «oiog there. The brokers and oflice men who Soriuglisld poo^l? with that tort of an iit;a-h«i^iit. Ijycm, Fenuelly, 0'iTric-ii 2, Visiier. Passed balls Atbletic...... 20000410 x 7 bv Kilroy 5. Passed bill Gunsott, Umpire Fergu- tint lou'l in their pri'we of Iho general play of th in year's past have aimply skipped from their places X'ht-y were rc^aulod as bein« a trifle li^rht In wvt^ht Cross 2. Umpire Holland. Earn;d run- At'iletic G, Cincinnati 1. Two-ha.e Time 1:20. on. Time 1:50. ' ] RftUff&a Ciiy ttaai. J- A. of business into an elevated train, aud were whirled to go iu Rudsnccessfistly cu;io with Hie oH-iltii^t> ia KANB<» Cm vs. Sr. Louis AT KANSAS CITY MAYS. b:ts Sir.vey, Lnrkip. Thr«=-b.«o UiW Beard. Pur- »- uptown and almost dumped at the pates of the ifci! the Associatiou.but they will be carefully «a'.v-!i«a coll. Home run Lyons. Suciiiico hi s yierbaoer, Game* Playeil Friday, May 10. Ilc-'-'lin ttarted Iu to pitch for the visitors and was DEATH and (axes may ba the only Euro things i ground, and then after the game found tnewstlv*e here t^iey are, and just as woa as iho mana^m pill» very etleCtive, but he Si'i-aine-l his leg ami WHS com­ Cro5«. Doublo plays B'er.nelly, Dieibauor, Laiktli; CINCINNATI vs. Ai-its/unc AT CINCINNATI-MAY 10. | l^^^ tb'jy w.ll ba exyoctod iu Columbiu. Tbo Ath!«ilc3c>nld uot bit L'jr.voa ivho:i hits meant this world, hut it ia safe to gamble Ihiit baie t-a!l i within easy dislameof home and dinner, will ~ ' pelled to retire. King succL'e-l^'l bini and waJ* bam- McPB*e, Beard, fir.it on balls-Oil Weybiug 3, eft tftke kiadly lo Wyuttu'rf rcnort ou the bay. aict'eJ all over the &«ld, the boaie h:uui wiuniug the V.au 3. llit by pitcher 1'ebeau. Struck out C} ruca aud wwn shut out. MeaLUirno tb« BeJi e milled, fc a froat isuk siaQiig tU« uucertam ihii 4 THE SPORTITSTQ May 1 5.

Frel is that be posiesseB a more even temper and never Bafitlo; UcGIone, Detroit; Donotan, London, and east, aud last season was one of the most prominent THE SPORTING LIFE. NOTES AND COMMENTS. sulks. Quest, Toledo. >layersin the Southern League. CHICAGO GLEANINGS. PITCHER JAMES FLANAOAN write* that he has signed THE home talent of the San Francisco Clnh cannot ESTERRBOOK wants people to believe that he WHS re­ PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT RADFOED'S lock ig etill with him. itii tli« L'tica Club, and not with Saginaw, as re­ hold ita own axainst the Eastern tulcnt of the other leased simply to reduce expenses, and ad:la tliat some Anson'8 Colts Underrated—What a Promi­ TOM BROWN is hitfing stirpriniogiy well; ported. California League clubs, and the 'Fridcos are going of tho Louisville u lay era are giqiiod for less than $luOO nent Rival Player Says — The filiform No. 34 South Third Street, Philada. THE date of the Cleveland-Washington game sched­ down-hill rapidly. per season. Davtdson would be a lucky man if ho WHAT has become of Sir Peter llotaling? could get playerd fur that figure, and if he could they Qiiestinn-Spaldlng's Plans l-'or the Club BY THE uled for Washington Sept. 21 his been ohaugod to THE Bostons, with Sowdera and Hurley as a battery, WHAT would Boston do without Claiksou? May 27. beat the Cuban Giants, at Trenton, on Tuesday, by fl wouldn't make a ninch poorer record than the present —Minor Mention. THE London Club lias released J. Webber. AT ECHO LAKF, In Colorado, they still play base ball to 2. Mike K-lly received an ovation from the 2000 higher-priced men are making. CHICAGO, Mny 9. Editor SPORTIX* LIFF.: Ch ica?o Sporting Life Publishing Company, BCSTOS shows constantly improving work. on ice, and at Denver, Friday, a game was prevented spectators present. A YEAH ago Sullivan was a very unpopular man In s well down in the lUt, And it looks tunny, doesn't JVfFEB stills keeps up bis homo ruu hitting:. by snow! THE contracts of Jack Farrell with Baltimore and Indianapolis, after lih scrap with Kst«rbrojk, and t? Ana the toum isn't In it, is it? and U .ston aui TO whose order aU Ckeeti, Drafts, Mmey Order}, was his*eit whenever Cuic»go BIiKB KKI.LY is catching better than last year. Tnzr may hit Galvln hard but tbey can't phase that with Kansas City were not promulgatefl played there. Now he New York will beit us aw.iy out of light, anJ and Semittancca must be made payable. 3 a member of the Hooaier team, and tha people wbo Thai's what I hear on the street now every day. BROWNING'S tatting has been very weak so far, half-balk. It defies imitation and fools all the baae- until May 4, after each had played In nearly a dozen championship games. i year R go biased him now shower silver coin upon That's what nuy man in Chicago ran hi-ar if lie ctivs POST OFFICE BOX, 943. HECK KB still claims fourth place for LouUville. r tinners. BABKLKY'S sister-in-law, Mrs. Vangn, the other day ilni. Truly base ball has many singular turns und ;o hear, mm it he don't carp, he can't help hearing it. THE siftninfr of White and Rowe would make the makes some strange bed-fellows. MC-TAMANY cannot throw, owing to a lams arm. in the Kansas City grand s'aod caugbt a red-hot foul Craohs, fans, jays, croakers, ilu proas, erenjhwly, has FRANCIS C. BICHTER, EdItor-ln-CMef. Smoky City team a dangerous competitor for the )een takiuff a sUb at bluff old Auo» uutil uuo would FEROUSON'S umpiring isn't liked in Kansas City. peunant. bali from Steam's bat aud lined it back to the catcher LIKK tho Phillies, the New York Club has a prob­ KXTRA inning games are very scarce this season. without error or assist. lem on hand. The trouble is how to utilize four fmt- hick ht-h«d better imve crawled into a hole iu tho TERMS: UNDER the present heavy batting all of the club* are ctags oiitnehlera when the law of the game permits [Ionian catacombs, out on th« Apian way, beyond th« MADUBN is no longer a success against New York. AUSTRALIA u adopting our national game, and we Subscription, per annum (postage paid)...... %.£>! making errors, and plenty of them. Hitting counts )ut three men to play in the outer territory. The »Arc of Titni1, not far from tl.« tomb of Snint Cacelia * NEXT to base ball Juo Gerhardt loves Railing best. this year. are slowly accepting tho Australian system of ballot­ the globe trotters will recall ihe luuiiiuu without Six nwnths...... " " ...... 1.35 ing. A fair exchange Phillie.1 don't know what to do with Andrews when PRESIDENT BYENK is with the Brooklyn team JcnQiNafrom Btricker's brilliant work there la no­ would be no robbery, but our uriber direction) ilian to evt-r have coinu biick tu Chi­ Three uiuntbs...... " " ...... 63 Ibfs batting beats th*tr balloting. Wood is not in the infield, and the New Yorks don't Siutclo copies...... " " ...... 6c. trip. body in the League can give him any lesson a ia second inow whom to lay off aa between Gore, O'Rourke, cago. INVABIABLT IN ADVANCE. FA.NXV DAVEHPORT has become a base ball enthu­ base play. THE ante-season cry that the Browns "need fear no Slattery and Tiernan. Gracious me, but^there his been a howl. Why, any- club but the Athletics" eon odd rather iMiculons now. >ne who didn't know dirtereiuiy would ini-tgtue we ON P06TAOE 52 CEVT* EXTRA FIB iHXCM. siast. WILL Cleveland ever forgive Glasscock for his de­ AL.SpALDixa w:is interviewed relative to the Uroth- The Browns neeJ not go out thei r own State to find a lad the Boston a^crvgation of Rtara to reptesv-nt us FEW of tbe League Dlayers like the scoring in Pitts- sertion in 1884? He was hissed while playing there foeman worthy of their steel. ethood article in the last issue of THE SI-ORTINQ LIFE, burg. 'ast week. and declaied that all the League cluba stand rendy to this season instead ot a }>r<>niis:nx young Jrovu of A TORONTO paper states that the Toronto colts backed up by three-fourths of our oitghuil ot>l ADVERTISING RATES: LONG, of Kansas directors lave a team in the field to finish tho Bfaaon, Brother- DALBYMPLE is doing the beat batting for the Denver City, from all accounts, must be a have offered Manager Cu*hnvui a cash present of 8200, infield, "if the baHu of tho League c.uj knock us (FIXED AND nsil.) team. wonder. You der Ahe tersely decriboa him as "a baae- !iood or no Brotherhood. He anticipates no trouble, hit thief." payable at the close o( the sensor), if there is uo drink­ even should tlie fraternity determine to fight ihe out lii thi* sty I*,1* fcaj s t'te croaker, '-\Vliat wi'l i.e- 2O Cents Per I.inc Nonpareil Measurement. WOLF is the beat all- aronnd player in the Louisville ing by the player* until that time. come cf us when we got doua East amoiix Lha TUB Lowell Club has clarification nil \ This is meeting a bluff with u bluff. team. signed centre fielder Den Casey, MASTIN SULLIVAN'S lucky and timely hitting In his cracks." AiA'KKTISERS should forward their favors «o as ti) late of the Newark;}. He should strengthen tho team Neither party will call. teach u&by 3 P. M. Saturday, as thiapaper goes to press WHEN will Hardie Hendersou join tho Columbus first game with Indlananolii was rewarded by a shower "Well, Ihe ^anie question hascc'urre:!ti otbers than, In batting. L^BKADY the excellence of the choice of such a cr.akt-rs. Il has occtinoj to m=* for iua'aucu, a ad ua- EVERY SATURDAY AT 6 P. M. team? of silver coin, Tha firnt pane he sbould chance to manager as Mr. Hart has commended itself to all who FT. WORTH has signed pitcher Easton, late of San- ONS panie of the twenty straight that Comhkev an lose he will get curses instead of coin. hwering it otl hand, I should bay tlut while B-Htou, nounced he would have watched his work. Everything in the Bobtou dusky. take from Columbus haa already THE little nephew of the Charleston Club's president Sew Yurk and tlio Phillu-s may cut our work out for gone amiss. team is harmonious. .Manager, captain and men are us for a time, Chicago will nut couiii baclt frum liar PHILADELPHIA, MAY 15, 188». THEY call him "Colonel" Anson now in the Chicago was run over atul killed by a ctreet railway cur re­ working (strongly together for one end, and the re­ A YKAR aco Comiskey advised the Louisville Club to cently. Tho New Orleans team was on tho car at the trip as low tlcnva ia the list as it ia ;it preset. par era. sults will bo more satisfactory a few weeks from now I met smiling, ^oi)d-iiatured £1 llaulon in the take lieckley, Staley and McGarr. Pity that club time the distressing accident happened. ;han at present. The study of sacrifice hitting and !und Hotel tiiis morning, and tuked season. | IF THERE is anything in r>ase ball playing Buck team work goes on daily. :iim his hurH*?t opinion of Chic«j[o. THB Springfield. 0., Club hai released pitcher Llew­ Ewinjr can't do, pray what is it? The idea of a catcher BATTERY strength is the most Important requlsife to POP SMITH at present leadi the League in sacrifice | ellyn, sh'>rt atop Frank McLaughlin, Wm. Somers and "ITou've got a gooil Jcim here,"said he. ''It'e plain hitting. j goin^ into the box and banting the biggest slugging every club this aeasou, especially under the four-ball enough to ma they haven't found their feet yet, bin it 47,OOO J. Gaflasher. tenm in the League is simply stunning. GREAT jealousy Is said to exist between McPbee and rule, and in thin department the Philadelphia Clnb is ulso equally plain that since they did Hud th-m, THINK of making eleven earned runs In one Inning excels any club in the country. U haa a epleud d ar­ Tubean. THE Lancaster Club has released Chrk and L^ng-, ,uey are going to scatter a IVw of the calculations off tho Brown-*' star pitcher, King. Kansas City has a short "top nnd third bnseman, and has hlgned McMa- ray of pitchers and catchers all in good condition and some League toauis have already got fixed on their INTERNATIONAL UMPIBB WEST is distributing fines record there. bon, formerly of the Bnuuly wines; Cullen, of Phila­ sequcntly has n great advantage over ail oth*r lavishly. minds as inevUnble certainties." SASI BITTLB, the pugilistic pitcher, is engaged in delphia, aud McGiddignn, of tbe Salem Club. ,?ue teams. ThU year, if ever, the Philllea ought jbton and New York will lie npt to have t! ins» LETTER LIST. EI.MER SMITH has had an an increase ia his family. sonic business in Toronto aud refuses to again "grace" DETROIT and Toledo were given a bad deal by the ;o win the League championship. their own way, w000. resi-ut tho hiuts that iheir Kansas City dofea's were ihe iaco than Boston, it its men will pull together. forwarded upon receipt of a self-addressed aa infants. the "hospital.** O'Brien has malaria and Lyons hiis a Syracuse and Rochester turned out about 2U!X) each. duo to a desire to spite Von tier Ahe. That bucolic in­ That is the Luoat important ijue^tioit, Nyw Yuik,tco THE Stockton Club has a new manager In aMr.J. swollen ankle. SECRETARY YOUNG'S official League score bhnks dividual himself Imighs at the stories which bear refu­ s u good one. 11 they got Keet'e in harmvs a^nm and stamped envelope: P. Carroll. Ar.Tiint WHITNEY playeJ good ball all of last CMitniii in the summary, besides the usual item-', "at­ tation upon tl.eir face." What pii^her iu Ihe business he setUea down t > his old-time work, why tne Giant* Will C. Eryan. [Manager Ilfshland Club. THE Hoosiers' phenomenon, Amos Basle, has been week wMl<» sufloriug from an atscees at tue loot ut tendance" and "umpire hit by thrown ball." The wuiild damage Jus record and suffer eleven camel runs rw going to be tough feopla to mu a£:uusf. NobuJy Pitcher Bucliard. Manager Mobile i lub. sent home. . , ouoof his te.-th. aeeoad item was suggested by Secretary Hawley, of ;o bo ujado off him in an inning meiely to fhow us .-less ants to couut Chicago out of the nicy, however. The Jolin'Cuaack. llnnajer itivorton Club. sympathy for an abused follow player? Pitchers are greatest aoutci of uncertainty with tbfc;*g», to my No SMOKINO is allowed on any part TWITCHELL is declared to be so superstitious that he Cleveland. Eddie Fox. Mitmiger Wjuuewood Club of Cleveland's ; not quite so unselfish. mind Inya in its pitching tnlortt. They iiiv nil exiieri- grand stand. nearly always changes a bat after fouling the ball IT'S an ill wind that blows nobody good, and Ihers- Billy Elder. Harry Manning. REDDY MACK, of the Baltimore^, made a play in the iieuts to ft great extent. Of course, they wm;/ turn ont LUSHERS in the South this season so far are few and more than once. fore the Brooklyn Club is beuefitted directlv by the George D. Gaer. Paul Kelly. New Yorka* los?, as many New Yorkeis prefer going ftrfct Brooklyn game which aroused the big crowd to stars. I liopo thoy will. But 8.3 I my, tJit-y aie riot Manage 1. 1'oweU. far between. THE coutrapts of John M. Rainv with Buffalo, and MatiiL'er Hackett. to cheers and hurrahs. Fcuiz bit a sharp bounder be­ stars yet, uu*! they havo no nicri^a^o on a star eu- VIAU attributes the hard pounJings James Toy and Will Caliban with Rochester, Imve the Brooklyn games to taking the long ride to Vmplte H;*n. Geo. A. Stono. he has received St»tau Island. tween Tucker and Mack, which Tucker just managed ra^cment. Ttuer, 1 believe so far, ii ti:e hi-st uf ihem. Frank IlollanJ. J. Straub. to a lame arm. boen promulgated. to stop. The bflll rolled off and Mack secured it. As Il'yi.ur pitclers turn ont well, however, the team, Jot,n Invio. Strouthers, ELL is and Coughlan, the former pitcher and catcher THE Bultlmores resent Brooklyn's fnuendos about no one was guarding firat ho made a dash for it and shuulil be Wtll up iu tho list before the m ason is two- SPRINGFIELD has released George Rhue, and Dayton dirty ball playing and eay that the Bridegrooms bezan Juhn Nelson. Tern Vnllaly. lias signed him. of the Manchest-jrs, have signeil with tbe Miller Club, finished hia chase \v4th Fonts by a lu-adlong slide, thirds over. Jur-t now tho ab^tnco ot Williuiu.fon is of Wukefield.Mass. thoso tactics determined to win at all hazards in order Manner Cuban Gi.-taM. Edw. Wiswell. SAM WISE would be a very handy man now at Bos- touching the bag jnet a moment too late. It was a nuikinga big uififrunce to you. No quvadon «bout Manager Viudlay Club. "If the Browrs expect to win the pennant Charley ti wipe out the disgrace of the defeats in Philadelphia daring play aud well deserving of praise. that. When ho comes tack lie will not ouJyeirt ngtheu ton'd short field. nd Baltimore. Comiskey should be given full control of the team." "Ir CHRIS VON DER AHE is authorized, becauso a your infield up to ifs o-d stituiiar't, but will enable An- HASSAMAER, of last year's Kaima Citys, has signed St. Louis exchange. CONNIE DOYLE i-» netting the reward for jumping his son to play Dufiy, Van IlaHreu and UY&M in itio out- THE INEVITABLE UMPIKE SYSTEM. with Milwaukee. man is bis hireling, to fino that man for every little GKORQE CORK, rejuvenated and revived, Is playing contract with the Quincy Club, as the San Francisco mi-demeanor that dots not come under tne provisions ne!d, nud where :>re you poine to find a better hitting Tbe vexatious umpire problem is no nearer JOE Qnxx cannot do as good work on a turf as on a tho g*me of his lifa in New York. He said he would Club has decided to release him. Now where will he of the law laid down for the club, it is ab .ut tiote that or fielding oiufieU than that?1' skinned diamond, play? Joe Slioa, of last season's Greenhood & Moraus, solution than it ever waa. Tbe unfortunate judges brace up and ha did. the thing was shown up. Tha fact of the matter is A MATTER OF UNIFORM. THE London Cltib will give pitcher Frank Dolan, of la bis successor. have frequently been in danger of their lives, STBICKBR had decidedly pwr luck at r-attine in the President Von der Ahe is paying: Robinson an increase "By the Hamilton, a trial. IT WAS an unfortunnte thin? for Washington way, Ed,'' I askt-d, "where under God's aim Association, yet iz doing remarkably well in that par­ that ot salary for this seusou, and fining him is one way of did you get those but have hitherto escaped with nothing more Morrill could not have had control of the team hideous looking uniforms tho Fhts- THAT story about Cub Stricker'a mother-in-law ticular in the League. at t!te evading the contract and crawling out of the obliga­ jurj< Club wears this season? coUiTtieiicc-mtct of tbe season, so as to have been able ' serious than a scare from a mob, or mayhap a dying was a joke. TLTKERMAN, th» St. Paul pitcher, took a day rff and tion C'f paying him hia salary by contract.'1 St. Louis 'They are pretty dizzy, aien*t the)?" ventured Ned, SOUTHERN LEAGUE UMPIRE NELSOX, of Dayton, 0-, to pick Out a team by the time the championship sou chance blow, but at last an ill-fated fellow has jourue.u-U cloar to Westerly, R. I., to get married. OD commenced. with a tlu't'pwl) look. has boen released. How he loved that girl. MANAGER H. T. SMITH, of the Springfield, 111., Club, "Who evor gave the things birth Horace Phillips?" met with maltreatment that may result in his DCOLEY has resumed the captaincy of the Oakland, Bl'CKXEY, Daily, vVMtney and Burdlck, along with has been released, to satisfy the spite of one or two "I guesj so. May bo Jimmy Gulviu bad a hand in it. THE Cleveland^ play steady League hall with all the Miller, of the FitL-bnrge--, wrecked a Iloosier carriage death. During a game at Winfield, L. I., last Cal., League Club. daah aud hustling qualitR-a of a roal live American director?, he claims. Whether th!a be so or not it He Hko anything Italian, you linow." while out riding last Saturday night, and in addition was rather shabby treatment of tho man who, almost The f kteliurg uniform tliia etasju is certainly very Sunday, between two semi-professional teams, THE Worcester Club has dispensed with pitcher Sam Association t?um added. to the ccst of the smaah-up they had to forfeit £25 E. Shaw's services. unaided, organized the Central Interstate League, bum. Poorer tt;te in tbe telectiuu of colors could MANY managerial eyes are fastened opon Juke Vir­ apiece for dissipating. and besides secured a good team for the Springfield the umpire, one Robert Doyle, was set upon by has relieved Will White ia the mannge- scarcely have boen exhibits 1, anl when tha toys corns tue. He is considered one cf the coming great first BI&NAGEU BANCROFT requests us to stafe that the Club. Mr. Smiih, tha pn*t win'er, started two leagues upon tha field they strongly recall one's memories the Excelsiors, who were defeated, and knocked rnput of tbe uf Bufialos. bast-men of the country. Indianapolis Club would tike to loan their young annld, we understand, be out a very would act we'.l a^ balla-t, perhaps, tmt the talk in­ Which is, by the way, a silent, but potent argument largn sum. dulged in by the DCW^PHIJOIS Inn given other clubs umpire system may not have been exactly con­ ED BIIGH is proviug Columbus'mainstay behind the pears to have bad the sympathy of tbe St. Louis public Cor THB SPORTISG LIFE'S Millennium Plan. plnte. Good for the youngster. and the support of the local press. EVEN among the boomers nt Oklahoma base ball has tho tip, and they have all tut thoir figures so bigU templated by Mr. Young, but his act is such, IN BROOKLYN'S first game at Louisville on Tuesday that I cannot touch them. In other words*, tho press ON THE smTice it looks as if Washington made a its votaries. On the 2<1 in^t. a picked te.im of boomers nevertheless. Only a ipirit of cheese-paring THE winning ball plajers are using Buck ley & Hnb Coliins, the Louisville boy, when he came tu the played a sramo with- the soldiers stationed at Lisbon, has led others to boliove the Chicago Club Is in tlie Decker's safety catching gloves. * mistake in letting Whitney and Daily go. Yet who bat was presented with a haudeorao design of lilies economy in this one direction has hitherto pre­ could blame Hewitt in Daily's case. Indian Territory, which resulted In a dnw, each side hole for talent, and other clubs propose to make ua TON DER AHE evidently knew what he was doing and roses. By fore thiee balls had passed he mode a scoring four runs. The difficulties of pluying in euch pav extravagantly for any we may buy. Now, tha vented the adoption of the double umpire sys­ when he sold Freeman for SlOOO. EASTON is very much dissatisfied with Jimmy Clin­ smashing hit and brought in the firct two runs. an unsettled community may be realized when it is truth is the Chicago Club is not in the hole, or any­ tem, and this spirit must ultimately yield to CHAHUI HOUSEHOLDER has feigned to play first base ton's umpiring, and is collecting protests against him, CLAUKPOM ia dolug splendid work, and Keefe's graat s'ated that the correspondent who sent THE SPORTINO where near It. Our pitchers are younar, but I confi­ aud captain the Charleston Club. with a view to securing his removal. record oi last season may yet be beaten. John thinks LIFK a full score of this game had to hold it against a dently believe they will be tooling fcomo of the old- pressure of public opinion, even if the reform be TTIK Hamilton, U., Clnb, gats fined §1 and costs by DENNY'S record made off Galvin last Saturday- of liia club has a chance for the uenuautand he is willing wall to write it out. It also servos to show how strong time busmen when the vetcr.ui pitchers of Boston; not quickened by some deplorable occurrence. tfee mayor for playing on Sunday. four singles, a double and a four-bagger, is the beat to pitch at least five Ramt-s ovory two weeks, or two tho love fur the gaino is to even think of play lug it in New Ynrk, Philadelphia ami somo other of our rivals Give us douUe umpires for all championship UMPIRE FESSEXDEX'S Ljnn, Mass., friends have pre­ individual record of the season so far. games out of the four witb the strongest teams. such times as prevail in Oklahoma. are getting reftOy to quit. We miqs Willinnison, of sented him with a diamond ring. LOFTUS is one of the best and brightest managors in "!T is a noticeable (act that the cluls without cap­ UNDER tho new rules those batsmen who aro more course, ju^t as much aa wo should rnifis Pfeffer, or games, for it is more than ever needed this sea­ Bums, or Anson. Snch ball playnrs as they are aro NORMAN BAKER is laid up with malaria, whereat the business, and his quick optical measurements of a tain? are down in the race, while those with the Rood,, patient will be most euccessful. It Is a good rule to ball player's ability cannot be excelled. n-'^t picked up ertry day,and while, R\an end. Dufiy son, because under the new rules there is more Newark must grieve overmuchly. experienced leaders are at the top rung of the ladder, always hit at a good ball, I. e., whore tho batsman FOUB reserved major league and two minor with the one exception of Columbus.** St. Louis eees the ball coming at the height he wants it and have not done badiy by any means at short, thwy NASH has made league batting and more bases on balls, thus keeping more bad throws so far this season players are ttill out, namely, White, Rowe, Bill trlea- S'.'-yi'itgs. Messrs. Reach and Rogers make a note ou't. feols eure he can connect with it, but this year be have not, of conrse.done ad well r,g Williamson would than he made altogether lafct year. the bases occupied very much oftener and add­ son, Tom Corcoran and Norman Baker. HCAD and act at once. Send eight cents in stamps to should lay back and take chances on getting the ball probably luve doue. The trouble is that onr people EVERY League Club nave been seeing the position played by an artist eo shows an improvement over last THE Indianapolis Club carries thirteen men on the C. A. Leimgruber fur a copy of tho "Little Casino" im­ at the right place. Under the new rule* the pitcher ing correspondingly to the number of decisions season; Pittaburg the most, however. long thitt to see it filled by an ordinarily good in- Extern trip. Boyle, Whitney and Getzoin pitchers, proved schedule of the League, American and Inter­ must either put the ball over the plate between the and to the great labor of the umpire's never CALIFORNIA'S pride, pitcher Incell, is now being national associations. Affidavit as to over 30,000 sold shoulder and knee or e!se the batter takes firat en rielder does uot satisfy thorn. Changes in the team? and Buck ley, Daily and Myers catchers. No, I think I will hold myself knocked cut with painful regularity. this season. Money refunded if the booka are not sat­ called balls. This being the case, the chances are in indifferent to criticiaru easy task. BASE BALL is moving onward toward the polar re­ for'the present and continue with the- material wa NEW ENGLAND isfactory. !" favor of the batdman, by beinu patient, getting a ball furnishes two umpires to the League gions. A thousand dollars has been subscribed for a have gut. It is thoroughly capable of playing good and three to the Atlantic Association. KANSAS CITY has been doln? all hor great work just where ho wants it, as no p tcher baa such absolute A CHANtxE FOR THE BETTEK. club at FredericKtown, New Brunswick. commtnd of the bill that he can put It over the plate ball, uiid will Uo so before the season Is many day» MORRIS O'NEIL, formerly of Kalamazoo, at present INDIANAPOLIS cranks enconrage record batting by with two comparative novices Swartzel and McCarty There is batting galore under the new four- leads the California League in batting. in the box, aa Sullivan, Port»r or Con way are not every time at a coitain height where he knows the oMer. rewarding home-run hits with showers of coin. The man at the plate to be unable to hit it. ECHOES 0V THE WORLD'S TOUR. ball rule, and tho public is, of course, duly THE Cleveland onttie-Id is very faat. Bedford and fool-killer should visit the Hooaier town. vet in condition. Big Jim David wa^ also off the team. Under the circumstances, the Cowboys deaerv I am in receipt of welcome le'ttrs from Eddie Crane) pleased. The new rule also brings relief from McAleer t:*ke harj chances very easily. TOLEDO ASS flatter themselves that their team Is tho IT is harder to make home runs on the PIttsburg double credit. and Lone John Hcaly. Crane writ PS from I hila- that perennial nuisance, the countless pitching St. Louis of the International. Bowar.1; it is a very INDIAN APOLIsTlENTION. delphia and tells me he is not stuck a little bit grounds than any other io the League. new team, and "pride goeth before a fall." WALTER JENNTSON has resigned the management of phenomenon^ which arrive each season and the Springfield, 0., Club In the first championship on Biatcn Island that, in fnct, it is very much. A SILENT but potent reproach to Boston's in9e!d is "IlAnnY WELDON is sticking to the dncinnatls The Hoosiers* Home Kecord— What These "BrinJiei after dark," (slob.3-trotterg nil know what flourish for a "brief time. Pitching wonders will 'ho remarkable paucity cf double plays. game he tore a knee-cap so badly that an operation through thick and thin." St. Louis exchange. He re­ will be necessary, aud it will be months perhaps ere Games Reveal—The Team Sized Up—Men lhat means). Ed writes me aUothat he is now a full- ceives a salary for be as few and far between this season as angel JOE O'EouRKE, of last season's Hazleton Club, has it, so, why shouldn't he? he will te able to play again. He has g^ne to Boston to be IMspenBed With—Probable Changes flcdsred Elk, having boen made to ride tho goat la?t visits, and the regular, steady-going pitchers signed with the Charleston (S. C.) Club. PAUL RADFORD'S ambition for three years post wns to recuperate. INDIANAPOLIS, May 9. Editor SPORTING LIFE: The Sunday nlghr. I am glad to see Crunc doing such, INDIANAPOLIS this spring has made the best home to pet back in the League, ond now that he ia kick RADDOURN laughed in Washington when Umpire Indianapolis ball team has concluded its first series of good work for New York. He is a big, good-hearted who lay no claim to extraordinary merits, but record ainco her admission to tho League. there he ie playing ball for all he knows how. McQuiiid failed to call a strike on a good ball. "That gamed at home and ia now in Cleveland, where, by fellow, who expects to work hard for overy grain of pitch with stout hearts, cool heads and steady THE Des Moir.es Club has signed "Cinders" Fagan, THE main office of Holmes A Co., the fainoiw Jersey will cost you $10," said the umpire. "First time I the way, it is gbtting rather the worst of H. Aficr success that comes to him, and since having got well acquainted with him ou cur trip aronnd the arms will have the call. No pitcher, however once the M«t3' left-banded phenomenon. goo^s house, IH at 109 Kingston street, Bosfon, and not liavo smiled in three years /'said Rad, "And it co.-t3 the series with tho League babies, the Hoosiers will world, I THE Dallas Club has released Wm. Dorsey and signed at No. 17, aa the types made it in our last Isane. me SIO. I won't smile agaiu for five years." Happily, start on their first Eastern tour ana will not be seen am watelling his career with considerable iutereat. John Healoy writes mo a characteristic letter. I great his merits, need expect to go through this Mike Firle, Jas. Bary and Herman B^d'jr. THE stupefying intelligence conies from 'Frieco th.it the fine did uot go. OQ the local grounds again for nearly a mouth. It seems a long, long time to live without the pleasure ol read it to SpaKling, Fr.ed Carroll and Ed Hanlon this season without an occasional lively pounding. THE Honston Club ha^ signed Dan O'Leary, tbe Patsy OaMlI, th« ex-League player, Is studying law. THE Northwestern College League season opened O'Kourke and Ward must now take a back seat. seeing a game, but there appears to he no help for It. morning and we laughed over if, as I am sure every Tho one regrettable drawback to the present Wtll-hnowu St. Louis south-paw t wirier. May 4. Beloit College was beaten by Madison 14 to 5, globe trotter would do could he read it. Speaking of MCPHEE got a good deal of the blame for tho Cincin­ and Northwestern University beat Lake Forest W«* expected to see the bovs do better wiih tho L-.tke- EBRIOHT ia a good ball player, and weighs too much aide Club, but there in no cause for alarm. Tho In­ the Egyptian pliotoj;r.i|>h* <>f our party thoso taken pleasing state of affairs is the increase in the to allow himself to get "rattled*' to easily. nati*' poor work and yet he says he wag but a figare University 13 to 8. Beloit bas a one-armed pitcher nenr the Sphinx «nd Pyramids John s'lys: heid aa cffptain so restricted wa-i he In authority. named Ingero!), who is said to be a singularly fine dianapolis team haa too many first-class men in it to number of bases on balls, which would have WHAT'S the matter with Galvln? The old man has be'keyt down very long, and that the Hoosiers "They made quite an impression at home, Cairo, III. fielder in his position. will been obviated had the pitching distance been so far received seme pretty severe lacings. WHEN Tate starts dirty ball playing lie is given a come to the front ift good time is almost a sure thing. I hail a great time at home, by the way, during tho wMe berth. "Ylrginy'1 is quite an expert boxer. EOWE and White still look to the Brotherhood for While we only Irolio even on ihe cames at home, few days that I WM there. The whole towu was at increased. In tho League, for instance, up to MESSRS. HOWELL, Alien and Van Dorn are the offi­ Somebody ought to steer him up against Eaterbrook. relief from their peculiar position and are correspond­ cial umpires of the Michigan State League. tho team played splendid ball und there is every reasorf the depot and I had to march along with the whole last Saturday, in the thirty-five games played PHIL BAKER had his shoulder dislocated by a col­ ing with Ward. The latter, however, is in a quandary in the world why it should continue to do so, T':e crowd about me. We had a game in the after­ THIS is * batting year aud it is therefore bingular lision with Connors in tho Rochester-Syracuse game and doesn't ki;ow what cctiou would be safest arid bost noon and I received a nice pin as a present, 246 men were given their bases on balls and 6So that Sam Wise can't get hie eye on the ball. club is doing fine work with the stick, and the field­ last Wednesday nnd will be unable to play for a month. to take in the premises. The League has the beet of ing has been of the highest order, 'ihe pitchers are the Mayer of the town making the iresentati6a base hits were made, while in the first thirty- THE two Sacramento catchers, McLauulilm and THIS Is Comiskey's ninth season in St. LonK He the case in every way. not doing quite as well as WHS Generally expected, but speech. Of course I had to make one in return. Krehmeyer, are ou tbe cuts, owing to jralousy. five games of last season under tue five-ball rule has been captain of the club that long, and in the lust THE member of the Cleveland Club who plays in the season is young yet acd there is plenty of time. And did I do it? Well, you know me. Talk IT WAS a new experience for the Browns to have four years has had the winning team of the Associa­ ha3f of tho championship games this season aud All of the old favorites aie playing prcat ball. Denny about Chauncy Depew, Daniel Dougherty, or only 140 bases on balls were given and 602 base fifty runs in three games made off their pitchers. tion. m-ikes thft largest increase In his battlnsr over last and Gla^scock are pulling up a wonderful game. The even Spalding or Auson. Why, they weren't In It; hits were made. This leaves 106 more bases on KANSAS CITY at last baa a ball team to be proud of, How very encouraging it must be to play In Wash­ season, will at the close of the season find himself in former is batting much better than he ever has in / matte the speech of my life. 1 aifd nothing about possession of an elegant solid gold watch, the gift of *atrange stars shine above us and nature is reversed;' balls and eighty-three more base hits under the tind Watkius' goose, of course, hangs yery high. ington. 0-:e paper there actually insists that Billy previous seasoi s, while Jack is playing in groat tavor. SYRACi-tjB finds Keefe, of Holy Cro«s, is worthily O'Brien can play John Morrill out of eight at flrst the Chicago Watch Company. McGcachoy, too, is doing brilliant work in right field, neither did I begin with. "It is, indeed, a iilea^nn*, present four-ball rule than under the old five- sustaining the pitching reputation of the family. base. IN SPITE of tho satire about our national game on and Schoenec-k is unquestionably the best ft«luing first ami I deem it a very great honor.1 ' A'o, tir, I de­ the other side of the water, it has already commenced basonmn in tho League. His chief weakness is with livered ft genuine Pnniei O'Connor-blarney-ftono ball rule. Still, even bases on balls are far pre­ THE old complaints about the illegality of King's de­ THE engagement of Sullivan by Indianapolis mny oration. In fact, I bad thorn all asleep before I quit. livery stepping out of the box are again heard. result in Hines being permanently located on first to 1'oom in England, and several matches have taken tha stick, but bis work In that I : ne i3 much boiler ferable to the old pitchers' strike-out games, as place between nines made up of cricketers. Eister than it w*s last season. Seery haa resumed his plaro I like Washington. We aro winning too ruaiiy THE Columbus team, we are "confideutlally" in- ba'-e, it having been his ambition for a long time to games, however. Tho people won't coino to see ui if they at least put men on bases, thus giving in­ play it. Monday, at Leyton, M. P.'Betfs' nine defeated C. L. L . in left field, and is putting up a sp1oudld pain*. The foraiei!, has repeatedly received while cap notices. Yasey's nine, by a score of 23 to 18. little sprinter is not only fielding well but bitting the we keep on besting tho other teams. Am feeling O'BniEN, of Cleveland, wasn't much of a pnzzle to creased chances for runs or plays and adding NEW HAVEN is making as poor a record in the At­ Jlixit KELLY has apparently caught on to the posi- ball hard and often. fine, tut in u litila haid luck »t this writing. H'a a lantic Association as Washington is in the League. Association batsmen last season, yet ho now actaajly Sullivan Joined the team last Tuesday, and sig­ wonder vou wouldn't come to Wnshington this sum­ Tastly to the life and movement of the garner. leads the League pitchers and has not yet been hit suc­ tivo fact that the public was getting sick of b:»g and - THE Buffalo Club has signed pitcher Sheppard, who bluster and is as quiet and docile as a lamb. He is nalized Ins first appearance by making two home mer and it's a wonder you wouldn't p!ea-e kindly go cessfully. runs and otherwise playing a good game. He to a warmer climate. Yours truly A JOHN IlBAfcV." REPORTS from the various League and Asso­ did such good work for the Toronto Club last year. catvliing finely and his hitting and tase-riinniug have BVFFALO, like Chicago, can't stand any games before . ONE OR TWO Louisville papers are helping along the been quite in his old-time form. He can play ball r will add great strength to the team, and ODTJ3 AND ENDS. demoralization of tlrs Falls City team, and addinjr to ciation cities show that there is no decrease in about May 10, as the weather is invariably too cjld. he wants to ant! puts his mind to it. the management played in luck when it eecurw.1 President SpnMing characterizes the report circu­ Manager Davidson's hardships by savagely criticising him. H« is now in centre fit-Id, Paul Hines having the interest manifested in base ball, and this CHARLEY JONES appears to be entifely lost in the the team. BKFORE the return of tha Brooklyn Club fj'om its lated that Etl Williaineon is in nooJy circi;rmlai:eas, shuffle, and nearly all of the old Mtts are with him. first trip West, the outfield of the Ridgewood ground; bean left at home. It Is not certain what diepoaitiuu as wholly without foundation. "It is ri:Iici1lous," holds good especially of the ladies, who are KANSAS CITY Is no longer a "dead rabbit" town. will bo enclosed with a wire fence that will make il will be made of the lutti-r. He wants to pluy flral eaid he to-day. ''Whon w« left London I gavo \Vll- HAMILTON'S ;'8crub team" gathered at tlie last mo­ The entire city has become interested in the present base, and it I* intimated th*t he was instructed to everywhere reported as attending the games in ment is making ftl! of tbe International clubs hustle, uncomfortable for spectators to interfere with the Immaon ftmpio funds and sent him more from Ireland. fice team, and the attendance is something unpre­ players. This i» truly locking the door after the horse practice in that position while he Is at homo. Ills Not only that but 1 told my brother when in Ni-w larger numbers than ever before. This is well. BROUTIIERS* home-ran hit at Washington Monday cedented. argued that while he cannot field the poshiou us well la*t broke the record for long hitting on those grounds. has betn stolen; but better late than never. Yurk to take care of Willianidon when he got there It is a pleasure to know that among the profes­ CUSHMAN, of Toronto, has an elastic disposition. as Schoeneck, his slick work makes him u valuable and eee that be wanted for nothing. IIi>i BoftTOSESi think that tlie real fight will ultimately MANAGER CUBHMAN'S pitchers are not dolnj; the man, and it is not improbable (hat the old man may sional sports *of this country there is one, at Despite his team's numerous defeats he pays the finish work expected of thtm and Cushman of course ie friends may bo getting up a ruiw for narrow down to New York, Philadelphia and Boston. will be between Toronto and Detroit, with London a yet get onto the initial bag. Schoeneck, however, has him ns a testimonial. I know nothing as to thai; but blamed. One Toronto paper says: "Time seems likely made a great many friends and backera, and the man least, that is of moral character sufficient to ad­ "JOCKO" FLYXN, once Chicago's piteher, has bignod possibility. to bring to light the foolishness ot releasing a Cana­ a? to liis being in need, that is nonaeuBO. This rumor with a Halifax aemt-profesaional club. What a steep MANAGERS don't seem quite sure of their minds these who takes his place will have to play a groat g,ame explains the telegram I received from him this nv-ru­ mit of ladies witnessing the competitions with­ dian who was a pitcher and retaining in the box el BO he will be roasted from the start. fall. days. Kanaaa City has withdrawn notice of McGarr s Yankee jnys who cannot pitch their voicoa." ing. In it ho says that some one has started u rvjort out tho least danger of offence to their keen CLEVELAND Bays Barnum Ja far above the average release and Indianapolis did likewise about Burdi-'k There has been pome talk of the home clnb holding in Philadelphia that he is in needy circumstances and THE New York Club is not a gold mine this year, so on to Shreve, but President Brush told me t-j- sense of nropriety. umpire in ail that goes to make a success in that pooi- and Shreve. asks me not to credit tho report. For comforts and ne- . . four men will have to go in order to pay Keefe's in­ day that no effort would be made to tign tion. THE Chicago Inter-Ocean's prize of 8100 to the crease in salary. Only three extra men will be carried cos^ities WiHIamson .does not net-d a dollar of the N>-\v him again. Bnrdick, too, is on tlie market. Ho was York Club's money. Chicago hai cared for hiji liber­ THE PLAYER-MANAGER idea, fathered by PITCHKR SULLIVAN, of Enston, is laid up with a gues^er of tbe correct siaudina: of the National League this season, namely, Slattery, Hatfi«ld ami Murphy. left at home, as he was not needed with the team. He broken finger, due to one of Carsey's wildly pitched clubs at the close of the season has only been won once Tifcomb aud Wagenhnret are the first victims of tho ally lima far and will continue to do so." Ward aud other visionary theorists, has received isa clever younff pitcher, and I could name severa Chlcngo opened the sy iudolenco which he adopted in I.oudon, an I team. at third base this season for the Giaute, In the Middle grounds used such language to Robinson that a nuni- a good man. YOUUK Kunie h considered a comer, anc satisfactorily. The high tension of ball playing States League. exhiUted with snch efftct In Ihe S'irot Avenue Hotel THE idea of Von der Ahe t«IHng Robinson he was bor of ladies avowed they wuuld never again enter the Manager Bancrolt finally concluded to take him on in Ilall/orne. lie make* as much fuss over liis moru- in these times is such that a man, no matter how no Koutlemanl 'Tis like the pot calling the kettle THE Chicagos, with a tattered outfield, broken In­ £t. Louis ball park. Tue American Association ought the trip. His name will be on tbe ecoro curd us sub ing "bawtli" now as "nan Ilin^IUiiuan,' 1 co:i!e.^ down great his ability, has his bands full to success­ Hack. field wnd uncertain pitchers, but lots of bluff and more to discipline Von der Ahe and probably would if they In every game ami he will be put In when it la for his sliced oranges and oatmeal about 9 o'clock in THE reason Washington does not pitch O'Day oftener, good than bad hitters, are struggling desperately to dared. thought advisable. Shrevo is still here, but has not an English V>r,-rtk,Fadt suit, and l«t«r on djns an ele­ fully play any'one position and captain a team, yet decided what he will do. He does not want to Is because they have no catcher who can bold bis de­ get into Ehape. THE manner in which go gant light moruinz suft, that Albert E'lwjird liimBelf Yon der Ahe reprimands iuto a minor league. He has had several offers, but without adding thereto the manifold and vexa­ livery. OLD JOE QUEST is playing a strong eame for Toledo players upon the field and his readiness to impose finea mi^ht feel proud of- Oh,'FredJy is a lulu. Very little, and captaining the t^am well. At Detroit last Satur­ seems to be in no hurry to accept any ot them. tious" duties of a manager. CATCHER TOM O'RouRKK has been released by Jersey for trivial offences would indicate that Cumiskyy is A. G. OVENS. Indeed, tjeti away from him. City, and pitcher Will Jams, the New York amateur, day he was presented by local admirers with a pui^e not so much the "manager" of the Browns aa he has For the benefit of the "globe trotters" I want to sny of S50 in silver. signed. been given credit for. Fancy one of tho Philadelphia A Decision by Nick Young. that Ihe Coll'seum nnd Villa Borsheao pholo^ra^hs PRESIDENT Vow DER AHE has no better control ED BAILEY led the Association batsmen for April CATCHER JERRT HURLEY'S contract with Boston is Club officials interfering publicly with Uirry Wiight will probably arrive in New York n< xt Mouduy or of his temper than the most violent of his players, but for one month. It will iiot be renewed He was or Spa1.(Iing with Anaoa. When the contract of pitcher C. A. Nichois, late of Tuesday. I to-dny received tlie invoice and bill CIS with .404. Burns, of Brooklyn, and Boyle, of St. Loai the Kansas City Western Club, with Omaha was an­ follow. engaged to do some spring work, and he gave excel­ "TiiE people up here are wondering what Is the mat­ francs. I make the announcement as I know the and if Robinson deserved a fine for abusive lan­ lent satisfaction. . nounced, tho &t. Joseph Club entered a protest because boys to be anxious for the nrrivalof these ele-ant ONE Southern League umpire has alr?a

Toront., ...2 0001000 1—7 with Mr. A. C. BncUenberger, the Colnmhns manager. player, but be got tho Charley-hftrso so bad that !.« London .....0 0200000 0 2 ST. LOUISJIFTINGS. __ "Buck," as wts will h>ivo t.j cull him, on account of tha HUB HAPPENINGS. was unable to play. Earned rims Toronto 5, Loudou 1. Two-ban hit I": > all the tricks of Now that MendenlmU is relea»el Dea Molnes M BASE BALL. Th« Retui-u off tlie Browws—Their Depress- all of A Gala Opening of the Local Season—Ex­ Gelw. First on balls London 9, Toronto 2. Stolen liases li respect of without a centre fielder. One of Uin pitchers will, Toronto 11, London 2. First on errora McLaughlin. ina: Experiences in KUnsas City—An In­ hi? U lines pretty taut, citing: CoiitetiU With New York—Ewiug'a however, fill that portion until a man id tecured. Sacrifice bit Prince. Struck out Toronto 2, London terview With Vou der Ahe—Th* Settle­ ...... JiiUQiy i' . heavier than at this Debut as a Pitcher—Gossip About the Fred Tilden will be the man. INTERNATIONAL ASSOCI'N. 4. Double plays Grim, Hick loy; McLaUM;hlin, Grim, ment of the Robinson Strike—News Nott-s time last year, il iatbei« just as hand­ New York s and General Comment. Fatten has b:-en made captain of the team, fie hti Swift. Passed balls Murray 1. McGuiro 2. Umpire some as ever, i' p rr resemble one another also mnde a great hit here «s a ball player. Everybody Games to be Flayed. Email*. Time 1:50. and Gossip. i a shape. Joe i'aiiL'UA&i>. BOSTON, May 10. Ktlitor SPORTING LIFE: Wa are das voted him a dandy, aud one of tlie best tnen na JI»y 13, 14 D«trr,it at Toronto, Rochester at Buffalo Uo< HtSTFR VS. SYHACrSE AT ROCHESTKR MAT 5. ST. Loins, May 9. Editor SPOHTISO LIFB; The rig.it JD the midat of the New York eerie?, with the ever had. Syracuse at Hamilton, Toledo at London. Young Keefe, of Holy Cro6*, made bis debut. He was Browns returned homa from KaiKad City laat Tueiuliy odds even up to this hour, and the chances dollars to The boys are all backing each other upwellrti.i Hay 15, IU Toronto at Buftulo, Toledo at RocliMUr, bit h-ird in tlie rtrst two Innings, but after that could morning, aud the team to a man looked tired au>l woru WASHINGTON WHISPERS. dougniiuta thut our boya will have the bpst of it be­ doing their best to wiu. London at Hamilton, D jitoit at Syracuse. hardly be touched, while Barr was hit freely. Score: out. This WHS the ca^e especially wlt!i tho thieo ou'- fore tho sun s^ta io-night. Wednesday waa a great The nianaxemeut n on ft still hunt for gomo iu-\v ll»y 17, 18-Detroit at Rochester, London at Buffalo, BOrHKSTEK. AB.B.B. P. A. Ej 8TBACUSE. AB.B. ». P. A.K fleldera Duffee, O'Neil and McCarthy who chaae-1 Hope Revived Morrill Advised How to d^y for (he Boston ball craoka. Thoy had been look­ player*. Toledo at Syracuse, Toronto at Hamilton. Crifflu, cf....602 2 1 0 Wright, rf...3 1 1 200 more hog hide while in Kansas City than they will Jttm UU Team— First Basemaii O'Hrien ing forward to it fr.im tlie minute th&y get tho eche- William Facan ts onr flr*t new man signed. lie M W.0a1ih'n,3b4 I 1 1 1 0! 0bilds,2b..... o 0 I 1 40 again during any other four gaui«a ihUseason. O'Xell Need*— dule in March, aud May 8, was marked in iii'iny well known to the bua ball world, having played in is still suffering with a si.Iit tongue, v/hich was caused Released The Team's Alleged diariea as ft "must engagement"' weeks and weeka Tbe Record. Simon, If...... 5 1 2 0' 0 OiEly, If...... 5 1 1 010 I-ocal Observations. New Ycrk and Kansas City in by-gone days. Collins, 2b... 2 0 0 2 1 o! Connors, cf..S 2 1 3 00 \>y its haugiLg out of his month while he waa h»ul!ng ago. Iu fact, so Die of tha cranks who never intend to We also have another »ood pitcher about as good M The Toledo Clnb, which is one of the surprises leather on the alkali (laid. DufWs feet are so sore WASHINGTON, D. C., May lo. Editor SPORTTSO Lrru: left, took time by the furelock way back in De­ of tlio season, still has the lead and is closely Pellz, if...... 4 0 0 3 0 0|McQuerv, Ib4 2 2 14 00 get signed to the terras proposed, but some other condi­ Baker, Ib..... 4 0 0 4 0 OlMcLaug'n,6s4 1 1 2 20 that be can hardly walk. Every move that he maae Give us joy. We won our first championship game cember, aijd en^-iscd atati iu the pavi;i^n for the tions remain yot to b*» determined on. B. F. D. pressed by the Syracuse Club. Toronto, Uufl'alo. Pnillli*, S8..4 1 1 1 2 3'Battin, 3b... 2 2 1 142 in ihe ouitlelil his feet came in contact with a brick or from that ha'rd-to-beat Philadelphia team. There was opening game in Boston, not knowing then when it Hamilton, Detroit, Rochester and London fol­ Toy, c...... 4 0 1 11 3 0 Walker, c..... 3 0 1 412 a portion of a roof blown from a ueighboiing hou=e. great rejoicing here Wednesday afternoon when tho wag going to be or with whom. That la why it waa low in the order mined. The record is com­ Barr, p...... 4 1^ 0 6 l|Keef», p...... 4 0 2 060 McCarthy's oye^ aie weak, because he waa forced (o iilad tidings wt-re received and many of the cranks, impossible to buy a reserved seat aa far tuck as last NEW YORK~NEW8. stare at the setting sun four daya in succession atui who*have Ifxn the most bitter in their denuc!a'ion0 of week. plete up to May 9, inclusive: ___ Total...... 36 6 7 24 14 j| Total...... 35 911 27 18 4 between him and tba big jMar.ftgsr Morrill and his companions, crawled Into Rochester...... 22100000 0—5 wait for a fly ball to get Ordinarily it ia too early to begin tbe ba?e ball sea­ King Keefe Signed at Tast at His Own Syracuse...... 0 2113020 i 9 "electric light" so that he could scoop it in before it their holes, feebly sfmiiting hurrah! son in Boston befuro the 20tii of May, but this siuiiig Terms—A Move in the Interest of Econ­ li.irnert rnns Rochester 2, Syracuse 3. Two-base struck the ground aud rolled into a coyote hole. The Now that the ice is broken I expect to see the Sena­ haa been like no other ever known in this aectlon, and whole team wore a woe-begone look on their tisnal tors get down to bu*ine«s and pull themselves out of Wednesday was aa perfect for a ball «*me »3 any day omy—l>eaget through That afternoon the Bostons gathered up the Giants and Toledo...... 7 1 .87S Hamilton... 3 1 .420 \Vheeloek.8i.4 00141 Sneed, rf...... 4 12200 tenm into winuiug form, bnt I am confident that after to Boston, and finally tried to buy up the New York hits (above the average) were made, too. I chntttnl a few weeks more of regular training he will have Ufa dropped them into thu whitewash por, and the horaa Bjracuae.... 7 2 .777 Detroit...... 3 5 .375 Campan.lf... 3 0 1 3 (l 0 Bottenns, cf.4 0 1 310 with several of th« champions about the series at acd New England road; meanwhile the players went cranka fairly made Rome howl. The tame night a dis­ Toronto..... 4 4 .500;Rochester... •!, f. .286 McGlone,3b.4 1 2 2 3 0 Alvord, 3D....5 1 2 4 20 men in such condition that they will brush up against foraging among the neighboring farms for breikfaat Kaneaa City, and they hooted the idea of croAt-d the best clubs in the League, and make them hustle patch to The Press from Boston announced thut Ciaua liuffalo...... 3 4 .429|L.ondon...... 2 6 .250 G. Shafer, rf. 4 0 1 2 1 0 Werden, lb..4 0 0 7 00 playing, as they called it. One of the boya said: "We of bread aiid milk and doughnuta. The wreck was had strained Himself; that 's arm waa Virtue, lb...3 0 0 in 0 0 T. Shafcr,2b. 3 11010 to carry off a victory. There are too many men on cleared away about the middle ot the forenoon, and did not think that Robinson was treated just ri^ht, tho salary list of the home club and the sooner out of order; that Titconib nal been sent Itomi; that Games Flayed May 3. Hooks, cf.....3 0 1 0 0 0 Vaudvke, lf.,3 1 0 200 and that id the reason we refused to go to Kansas City tho train headed for Boston again. It rolled into tbe little George had been sent for; that the team wan to 1 TOI.EHO vs. LONDON AT TOLEDO Mil 2. The day Higgios, 2D..4 1143 0 Quest", (a...... 4 11020 Manager Mornll selects hid team and releases those station here at 3.30. The players hustled into car­ wilh Mr. Vou der Ahe. After considerable eloquent whose servicos are not needed the better. Experience Keefe and would have him, and that there wtia likvly won cold and error* plentiful, but ToKdo made the .AuJerson.p.. 3 0026 0 Sage, C...... 3 01322 persuasion by Sec.atary Munson, we thought we hud riages aud were driven like mad to the S uitli End to be trouble If he was not signed ntonco. These fu-ts iewe.sf, and also ttit the hardest, atd won hands down. Wells, C...... 3 0 0 1 1 2Smitb, p...... 4 0 1 040 has demonstrated that no player can do hlrneelf Grounds, where they gave an exhibition of lightning better follow those who had gone on before us. The justice while on the anxious bench, with a rival in and the whitewash knocked all the props from under TOLfcDO. AB.R.B. P. A. E! LONDON. AB.B. B. P. A. S Qoodfcllow.ctl 01^ 2 2 Oj TotaJ...... 34 5 9 27 12 2 idea of throwing a game never entered our heuda, and changes in the dressing rooms, aud came onto the Mr. Day's resolution not to give Kot-fe more than Sliced, if..... 2 3 1 2 1 1 Scbeibeck,3b3 0 1 411 Total...... 312 7 27 20 3i uniform waiting to take his place as soon as he makes field amidst yells and cheers at just 4 o'clock. Ton mi­ I know that I playe.i just as bad b*li as the next one. a break. $4000, aud on Thursday before noon Sir Tim was pack­ Botlomw, cf.2 3 1 3 0 O'Donovan, cf.4 I 1 210 Detroit...... 0 0 0 0 0 1 I 0 0 2 Why. lake litttle Duffee tts a fair illustration. Didn't nuses later VYallie FeesHndeu shouted "Play bail," and ing his grip and at three o'clock he was ou hie way to Alvortl, 3l>... 4 1 2 3 0 0 Knight, If... 4 0 1 2 00 Toledo...... ! 2000011 0 5 he go on the train with ComUkey and You der AhL-? THE PLACING OP THE TEAM. the League season of 1839 had beeu inaugurated in Bueton. Werden. lb..4 2 1 8 0 0'0ickerson,2b4 0 1 144 Earntd runs Detroit 1, Toledo 3. Two-base hits And didn't he play just as rotteu ball as any niaa on It is generally conceded that John Morrillls the Boston. I met Mr. Day shortly after Keefe'a departure* Sl>Kl'er,2b.. ... 5 2 2 2 1 l|Laroque,rf...3 0 0 3 00 AlvorJ, T. Shafer. Three-base hits McGlone, G. and a proper man to cover first base. That is the portion THB FIRST NEW YORK GAME. said I, "BU Keefe is signed?" "No," replied Tavdyke, H. 4 0 1 0 0 0 Prince, lb....4 0 0 10 ' 1 2 team? Tbere was no scheme to lose games, "Well," Sbafsr. Sacrifice bits Alvord, Werden, Vandyke, re-in with good horse senee will not entertain such au he has played for so many years, and, it is too late for waa in the box fur , Boston and that Mr. Day, " but it amounts to the same thing. He h«3 Quest, S3...... 5 0 0 0 0 1 Peltee, 8S...... 4 0 0 110 Quest. Smith. First on balls Off Anderjon 5, off him to try and relcarnwhat ha once knew about other to Boston." "How did you st-ttlj it?" "At Kecfo'a 3 0 0 410 idea." tells the whole story of tho game. As ona of the gone Stallin'g, c.... 5 1 I 1 2 OiKinalow.c..... Smith 4. Stolen bases Cainpau, McGloue 2, Virtue, infield positions. Billy O'Brien wasu good first base- Giants said while stepping into his carriage to go back terms, ot co&ra^, I couldn't do auytliiog also." Keyfe's Wehilr, p.....4 0 0 1 3 OJCain, p..'...... 3 II 0 1 10 Rooks, Sneod, T. Sbafer, Vandyke. Fiist on. errora PRESIDENT VON DKR AHE ON THE SBRIES. man, but there was no room for him ou the regular "Th« trouble iu the ranks of the Browns,"said Mr. to the United States Hotel, "Clarkeou made monkeys terms were &1500, aa advance of SoOO on last et'uson'i Total...... 35129*20 3 7i .Total...... 32 1 4 27 10 7 Toledo 1. Hit by pitcher Anderson. Struck out team, so Walter Hewitt acted wisely in allowing Man­ of iw fellows," and he certainly did. The black-legged salary. *('ain declared out for interfering with fielder. Andersou 4, Smith 3. Double play JlcGlone. Passed Ton der Ahe, *;has brought forward one very important ager Morriil to release him. First baaa is the easiest thing to my notice. Tho people ot St. Louis have at players from Stateu Island could get a man on the EXTRA PLAYERS RELEASED. Toledo...... 3 2010210 3 12 I all Sa«e. Wild pitches Auderson 2. Umpire position on the team to fill, as almost any player can bases often enough, but they never could get one be­ "Xomlon...... 100000000 1 Bauer. Time 1:50. last learned that there is such a thing as abase ball play the position after a few day's practice. Catchers That the Now York Club expects a falling off in re­ team, and a champion team, too, in their midst, t yond third. When a hit was needed th« Giants were ceipts is shown by their efforts to cut down expenses K.uued rum Toledo 8, London 1 . First on balls and pitchers can be utilized there in case of an emer­ aa weak as the boys on the common. Three times tbe Off Cain C. Struck out Toledo 4, London 5. Left on Games Played May 6. didn't know that the Browns were BO well known gency, besides there is Caruey, ready to step in and re- a« much as possible. Yesterday Air. Day notified here until this liltle trouble occurred. I have received massive Uoger Connor stepped to the plate with cour­ pitcher Titcomb that he would be released at the ex­ fcusia Toledo 4, London 5. Twc-liaee hits Knight, LONDON vs. TORONTO AT LONDON MAY 6. In the Movo Manager Morrill, should anything occur to the age enough to knock tbe ball down into the Stato of Dickt-reon. Three-base hit Douovan. Stolen bases more advice how to rnn the team tban I care to piy fatter. So far as third base Is concerned, either Doa- piration of ten day!), and it is rumored that the axe has seventh and eighth iouiu^s the home team jumped ou attention to. If these ao-c*lled well-wishers of the Rhode Island, and three times he heard I'm pi re Fea- not ytt been sheathed. Titcomu'a release w^s not un­ Sneed 4, Bcttouiis 2, Alvord, Werden, Shaft* 3, Sorad for six hit*, and these with a base on bills nolly or Sweeny should be stationed there aeudeu call "strikes out." That givts one an idea of Yftiitljke 5, titalliug, Sbeibeck, Laroque. Double club will only come out occasionally aud see the bnys permanently. Neither one of these young expected by those acquainted with that player's relo yielded three runs, giving London a solid lead. The play ball their interest iu the team will then be ap­ Clarkson's pitching. Fourteen timea the Giants bad tious with the members of the New York team. Some­ 1>1 MS Pettae, Sheibeck; Priuce, Dickerson. Passed second iuning was the only one iu which the Toroutos men can do themselves or their club jus­ runners left on bases, which showa plainly tlioir utter lialla Stalling 2, Kiu.-lt.w 1. Wild I itches Cain 2. preciated, fc'ome of theae people who have beenklcit- tice under the present circumstances. Donnelly is how lie could not nitka himself popular with the boyg could get two hits together. Score: infC the hardest don't p-Uroni/e the club to tUe extent inability to hit the ball safely when hits would mean and his being frozen out was only a question of time. Hit by pitcher Toleilo 1, London 2. Umpire Enwlie, LONDON. AB.R- B. P. A. B| TORONTO. AB.B.B. P A.E a hnrd-working player, capable ol doing good work; runs. Pitted against Clarkboti was Kd Crane, and for SMUCUSE vs. BUFFALO AT SYRACUSE MAY 2. The. of So a year, yet they want the cluD run according to besides he is a run-better, but he has probably reached Last yeur Titc^mb did some good work and some very Shoibeck, 3b 3 1 2 4 3 VHoover, rf... 4 0 2 1 00 their notions. I will acknowledge that any man is five innings he waa just a* effective aa the Boston b;id work. Wlieu he had hard luck he took it very BufTiilos were shut out, aa tliey could do nothing wiih Douovau, cf. 4 0 1 2 0 0 McMillan, If. 4 0 0 410 the high watermark in his profession. He seems un­ twirler; in fact, it wai a veritable struggle between murphy's delivery when hits were needed. Hamburg, liable to make mistakes, especially when angered, an 1 able to learn how to huld his hands to receive a hi^h much to heart and waa very cranky and disagreeable Knight, If.... 4 1 1 1 0 0 M'Gnire, c... 4 0 1 410 I don't claim to be perfect. I undoubtedly acted base ball giants on both sides until the sixth inning, to bis associates, and hence got himself thoroughly dis­ lor (be visitor*. played a phenomenal g

Des ll«!n«...... 0821000000 0^ RLTANS. AB.R. B. P. A.E' MEMPHIS. AB.R.B. P. 'ork pitchers can tell you a tale about the Phillies ia Sioun Cily...... 4 000002000 j_7 SOUTHERN LEAGUE. Polhemm, cf5 0 0 1 1 0 McBride, If. 5 0 2 1 PHILADELPHIA POINTERS. ase tbe score conyeya no leeson to you. BASEBALL. Earr.ed runs Des Moines 5, Sioux City 7. Two-base Holland, si..5 22030 B-oderick.88,3 102 Fugarty was assigned to captain the PMlIioa from b I Smith, Cody, O'Connel], Geuins, Glecn. Three- Gamcft to be Played* McGnlrk, lb. 5 0 2 12 0 0 Dugan,2b.... 4 0 0 0 The Break Between Irwiii and Ihe Phila­ ar off centre field dining Irwiu's lay-off. AJ a matter baaj hits Pal ton, Ma5krey, Brosnan. Double plavs May 13,14,15,16 Atlanta at Chattanooga, New Or­ Powell, rf.... 5 1 2 1 0 0 Cotsady, lb.. 2 0 1 10 delphia Club An III-Ad vised Boom act the team ran itauif and played in good luck for- WESTERN ASSOCIATION. Br>inan Powell; Broecan, dlurk!1; Brosoan, Powell leans at Birmingham, Charleston at Memphis. Ward, 2b.....S 0 1 6 5 0 Kelly, cf...._4 0 0 4 "Ward Not Preferable to Irwiii The Ath­ isfttely. 'toleu bases Uait, Macullur, Palt-n, Phelan, Cline' Fabian, If.... 4 0000 Ojliiddle, C...... 4 004 letics* Bad Luck News and Comment. The f«lu;!ent« of Penn*yl^nia University have rdis^d 2, Gealns 2, Glenn, Bredley. First en balls By Em- The Record. rie, 3b....3 0 0 0 2 0 Smith, rf..... 3 0 1 2 PHILADELPHIA, bout 8400 by subscript!, n which it ia tbuuaht wilt eee Games to be Flayed. n erke 0, by Weber 5. Uit by pitcher By Kmraerke New Orleans has increased her lead OTer the t.v, P...... 4 0 0 0 7 0 ! 0'Jlourke,3b2 0 0 2 Saturday, May U. Tbe partUaos 10 ball ttam tbrutigh the season aud enable U tj meet BT»y 12 Omali* »t Dsov er, Sioux City at St. Joseph. 2. Slrr.ck out By Emmerko 2, by Web.r 3. Umpire Spies, C...... 4 11 6 11 Bausowi'e, p3 00 2 V 0 ml friends of the I'bilpdrlphiA Ciub have been Badly s engagements abroad. other clubs and Chattanooga has taken a drop, nd needlessly torn up for a week I'ust over the Irwin &luy 12, Ki. 14 DIM Uoiuea at Milwaukee, Minneapolis MiDermott. Time 2:10. being Tot-il...... 40 4 9 27 19 I Total...... 30 1 4 27 17 6 The Boston Ueruitt well saje: i(The retirement of at St. Paul. NOTE Th« DeuTsr-St. Paul game was prevented now tied with Charleston for second place. ay-off. Much of the unpleasant talk, however, could by New Oi-Uana...... 00201000 1 4 lave been averted rtbur Irwin. even though temporary, U fetiTo'v May 14, 15,16 On,aha at St. Joeepb, Sioux Cily at Atlanta and Memphis have also lost in percent­ Memphis...... 10000000 0 1 if Arthur had been more discreet riticiztd Ly Coaton player?. Irwin ia not appreciated] Denver. age, but Birmingdaffl has almost doubled hers. Earned ud teas t .Illative, and tbe bieacb between the ji'aver u tbe Quaker runs New Orleans 2. Two-base fills ud the club Cily aa he slionM be." Jlny 15,16,18 Milwaukee at Minneapolis. Games Played May 4. The table which is given below includes the ilcGuIrk, Powi II. Bases on balls Off Petty 6. Sacrifice wuuld probably have been entirely closed Jack Drennau, the Athletics' catcher, never had a May 1C., 17,18 St. Paul at Dft tloinet. ST. JOSEPH re this but for tbe officious interference of ibe In- vs ST. PAUL AT ST. JOSEPH MAT 4. games played May 7:______ills McQuIrk, Fabian, Petty, Broderick, Dugan. Hit fr. Tiiis paper cturo of Liuia^lf Uken in his life. Jack, by tho way, Hay 18, 19, 20 St. Josrpu at Denver, Sioux City at Beilty knocked the ball ovtr the fence for a h -me run )y pitcher Dowie.Bausewine. Struckjout By Petty 3, did it-* lest to Urlre Irwiu out of jzettinfi mr.ch wcrk at present. u the tenlh ining after two'liands were >\ B bv he learn altogether, placed Harry V\'iii;ht ami the out and wou Taueeuine 4. Passed bulls Spioa?!, Kiddle 6. Ba-ei lub oRleiala Why don t tbe Record and ono or two other locil :he eamu for bis side. The battiug on both bides nas tolen Holland, Ward 3, Dowie, JSpies, Broderick, iu a false niid unfuvoruLlu light before (be aptrs etop ktepiuff dwily tab ou I>ok'iian(y's crion* The Record. tiard and clean and tbe game very excitiug. Smith. iublic and raised, up an unpleasant question of nd refrain Sc.,re: Time 1:50. Umpire Walter Beach.. eracity betweuu the pluyer and tbo club. Irwin'n from tbeir mean Httle [lar.igiaijb about th-i St. Paul an! Omaha ST. PAUL. AB.R. B. P. A. K ST. JOSEPH. AB.R.B. P. A.R mn'a p'ay. DJ they want to iiidU« a record [ilaver have exchanged places, ay-off was uot alto^etl'.er due to bis uufortuuuto um- of toe former now being in the lead and St. Joseph llawos, lb... 521 3 0 1 'Cartwri't.lb. 5 2 1 800 Atlanta...... 31 .462 Games Played May C. im? Witb or nil bout euvrs De'elianty in, nil things Murphy, cf... 4 0 0 3 0 o;&irli»,lf...... 5 2 Birmingham.. .231 ATLANTA uke= iu the BostJU game, which l.e adaiitt^iiiy lost, cnaiderud, also has traded positions with Sioux City, the 1 1 1 1 vs. CHARLESTON AT ATLANTA MAT 6. 'e bad not betn playing bis game at all since the the be t &ec,ind ta-^emau tho Pbillies ever Cickett, ts... 623 3 10 Mahunev.c... 4 2 4 13 4 0 Charleston.... .500 Thia was the best game scon here tbis season. Cbartea- ad, r>r cculd uow get anywhere. former going down to fiflli and the latter up to Chattanooga.. .500 IiMu^ionship season commenced an*l Hurry Wright Treat! way. If 5 0 0 0 0 2 Arduer, 2b... 5 0 0 5 3 0 on won by bunching its hits. The infield work of iad all along contemplated giving Docker ij confined to t.is bed. In practice t'ie other third place. The other clubs retain the s:ime Jarrvll, rf... 4 2 2 3 llemi.hij...... b'it/.simmons bmi a rest, e »»y he aggravated 0 0 Kieig, cf...... 4 0 0 0 0 0 and Murray was fine. Score: j«c :ally as tailing was winning games aud a fielder thes'r.sin in liis back he rect-ivedl positions they occupied last week. The appended lieilly.SS..... 5 23 4 2 0'Siuith.M...... 5 110 2 1 S'«w Orleans... ATLANTA. AB.R.B. P. A. E, CHAHLES'N. AB.R. B. P. A.E dt winter anJ had to be taken IK mo in a coupp. Wenlck,2b..4 0 1 oul'i well be hid off for a beivier bu'.amaii, while tbe table includes games played May 7: 2 4 IjFiye,- rf...... ----- _5 0 1 _ 00 L'oue.ss...... 5 0 I 1 2 1 Whalen, C...5 1 1 810 itchew' Wood is fo lamo that be can net in 'V^ witliont psin, Broug!non,o4 0 1 12 3 aiWbil'ney, 3b. 4 00 1 12 Loat...... 7|10 7i 7 9 I games were not yet on. -That uulucky bile Fogarly ulto bus a severe abrafl-iu of (ho n t^ '£ rj- y Sterling, lf...5 1 1 5 1 l!Filzaim'«,2b. 5 0 0 440 iustoa game, however, confirmed Manager Wright's kuea a i "i liaius, p...... 4 0 0 0 0 OiKnell, p...... 300 1 31 SDMHAUr. S!ica, 20...... 5 0113 1; Murray, 3b.. 5 10 2 40 nd Andrews is a'so sore, all due to tluliuir. p r x ! S eaolution AL.d precipitated action, and that evening urBitay'ii Ledger coutained I ' *"-! ~ ; T*t4l...... 40 8fi 30 10 6i Tolal...... 40 7 8*29 14 5 Won.Lost.Perc't I WoD.Lost.Perc't Kibsley, 3b..-5 0 0 0 1 0 Moors, cf.....4 0 1 201 twin a inost eiab'.irnte in tor* IKenem'u.rfl 0 1 waa laid eff to recover bis nerve by a rett. lt'\v witb Pi>siieijt Reach rolruivo to tlie Wurd *Wiuuiug ruu made witli two tuen our. KewOrla'g. 13 1 .929 Atlanta..... 6 7 .462 0 0 o!Uouseh'r,lb. 4 1 1 810 n tbb kindtu-09 of nis hearr, liarry, \\Uhiug doal, St. Paul...... 1 01101030 D^ase.c...... 4 0 0 8 1 IjGans, If...... 4 1 2 0 00 i which tho rhilndel('h!a Club wns innately sot right .273 1 8 harlestun. 7 7 .5001 Memphis.... 5 9 .357 a spare Ir win's feelings, suggested tint St. J,sei,h...... 2 00010031 0 7 Cnattau'a.. 7 7 .500;Bl:minx'm. 3 10 .231 Peuder, p.....4 0007 l.Roussey, BS...4 01152 ofore the local public. Mr. lit neb made st-ong pufii a .SCO 10 a-suiue porue pretext lor la> iny uff. Ii- gainst tbe manifold wou!d-bo tlictat »!8 Earned rune St. Paul 4, St. Joseph 2. Twv-l>ase .)u;nn,lb.....4 1 1 6 0 OiSrande'g.rf. 4 0 0 2 00 win, however, tY-It very much ngjricved and curtly nutl i ilwftukee...... 250 Dili Hnvea, Games Moiz, cf...... 4 1 2 3 0 OjLnby, p...... 4 0 0 094 cions fraluct-rs of tho clnl>, and ouiliueJ the 1 1 nnc-apolls...... 410 Pickett 2. Home runs Carroll, lieilly, Flayed May 1. efuaed Mauager Wright'd reducer, and instead of Smilh. Cartwiight. Sacrifice bits Murphy, Tread- CHARLESTON vs. BIRMINGHAM AT CHARLESTON MAY Total...... 40 3 7 24 14 si Tolal...... 39 4 8' 27 21 7 ommwi'labla business policy and methods of the imlia ...... 7.10 quietly taking his medicine he began to talk rather auagtmeut very clu^rly. way. Stolen b>ses Uawes, Muiphy, Picketf, Carroll. I. Scapletoc pitched a wonderfufcgame, holding tho Allinti...... 10200000 0 3 uore freely than waa prudent, uud as a result his : ux Oily...... 583 Double plays Eeilly, Pickett, Uawes; Keilly, Uawta. Charleston...... Una M^nnert-r Sharsig given up all notion of signing; .--;. Joseph...... 45 1 Birminghams down to one single bit, and his support 1 0000100 2-4 el::tio:i3 with the club beanie decidedly Btra'ned and Fint on ballg-Off Knell 2, off Maias 2. Hit by WHS biilliant, tho Charlestons playing without Karued runs Atlanta 1, Cbarltaton 3. Two-base hnrloy llahlwin, the ouce famom Det'.oit pitcbei? Bt. Paul...... 800 au i horions mi.'undcr^tuiidnig erase, lie claimed ta William Day, lilcber Kreijt. Slruck out By Maius S, by Knell error.error, Score:score: lits Murray, Householder. Three-base hit Bou^tey. ave made some sort of an agreement wiih one of the pitcber of lhc« Wi.miugtou Club, haa 14. Passed balls Broughtou 2, Mahanoy 1. I'lnpire Double play Dowse, Shea, Quinu. Left on bases sued \\ith the Phitadetpbia G'aula, He will rcceitd Uwt...... 45 CIIARLE$: N. AB.R. B. P. A.E EIRMING'H. AB R.B. P. A.E lab otlicirtls for bis release, and on the strength < f 350 for the balance t>f the B«>aiou. Hurley. Time 2:25. FitMim's,2b.4 1 1 3 20 Mills, 2b...... 3 00 1 31 Atlanta 6, Charleston 5. B»«es on I'alls Off Lu!>y 3. hit* be proce, did to collect wiiivors fivra the Le-iguo i DENVER vs. MINNEAPOLIS AT DENVER MAY 4. The Struck out By Pender 7, by Luby 7. Umpire Hur^t. Thonip-ion iso't do!n; tho bulling etppctotl of him, SUMHAKV. "iurray, 3b... 3 ] 1 2 1 0 Cavanau'h.lfS 0 0 310 luba an unprecedented act tor a player with a ut he'll get there with time. The )»y-ofT hnt \Von.Lo-t.Perc't| Won.Losr.Ferc't visitors lock a big lead ju the fit>t ioniutr, but the lojre, cf.....o 0 0 1 0 0 Taylor, 10....2 0 0 801 BIRMINGHAM vs. CHATTANOOGA AT BIRMINGHAM MAY tow to entering one of the Aesjct.iti'.*n t'. ams aup- seasons wnie club lied tho Ecoieintho tliirJ. Miiiucapolij, 5. This was a slugging match iu which both pitcher* id him biirin, and he bos u^t yet recovu;ed his eye of M. Paol...... 8 2 .8"0 St. Joseph.... 5 6 .454 Hialen, C.....5 0 1 2 3 0 Fairell, 2b...3 0 0 410 cned (o be the Atboiics. Mcssra. Ruach, Rogers aud onfidenie. '.iiahft...... 9 3 .7.V) 1 Minneapolis. 5 7 .410 however, gradually drew away ly good, bard hittin.', louseh'r, lb 4 2 2 li) 0 '0 To >hey, c...... 301 7 t (l were slugged teariticaily. Tlie hoiao boya uou be­ Vright, bowever, n-imdiste Irwin's act, and positively and won by the su1. joined score: cause they slugged the hardest and becauae tho visitors As there WHS small p"obnoi!ity of M-ork f-r catcher -;..nx L'lty... 7 6 .683 D« Homes... 3 8 .270 ans, If...... 4 1 2 4 0 0 Daily, rf...... 3 0 0 101 Ucldim nil kiowle.Jgo of any a^rooment wiih Irwin jorge TownsenJ, the Atbletici conclmh'd (hut hia 1/eimr...... 5 6 .500jMil»aukee... 8 9 .230 DENVER. AB.B.C. P. A. E'MINNEAPO'S AB.R. B. P. A.E Kcussi'V, ss... 4 0 2 2 3 0 , cf.....3 0 0 301) f ut up such a wretched game in the field. Score. or bis lele.iso. Of course, there is move in all this Dalijmplo,lf4 1 BIRMIXG'M. AB.R. B. p. A. B CHATTAN'A. AB R.B. p. A.E ahuy mi^ht us well be saved. He hu* accordingly 3 2 0 (\Miller, 3b..... 3 1 2 0 41 Eraudeii'g.rfl 1 0 2 0 0 Allisou, S3.....3 0 0 041 ban appears upon tbe surface, but as it is entirely a een released. Games I'laycil April 3O. Smith, 3b..... 41033 0, West, lb...... 5 0 II 12 Stapleton,p..4 121 30 Swartz, p..... 3 00080 Mills, cf...... G I 4 1 1 2 Miller, si..... G 0 1 1 33 ereoniil matter it la cobod)'a business, and need not b > "HcClc!l-in,ml - " ' '1 '1 0- 3 o'lIanraU'D, aso 231 Fietcher, If.. 6 2 2 1 0 0 McCoy, 3t>....6 1 2 122 According to Washington report tbe Fhillit-a triwl DES Moisr.s v^. Siot'x CITY AT UES MOIXER APRIL Total...... 37 7 1127 12 61 Total...... 26 0 1 27 21 4 uriher alluded to hero. The a'l'ttir is to bo regrettod o trade Wood and Ba-itiaa for Hoy, hut llewitt would t. The \va^ a veiy exciting game, characterized by K'we, lb..... 3 2 1 7 0 Oillaly, If....'.... 5 330 Charleston...... 01000000 G 7 Li-wit, 2b..... 632 6 20 Ford, cf...... 400 1 01 ruru every point of view, aud if there bud bo^n less JlcQuaid,rf..5 I 3 Taylor, p...... 6 3 2 4 8 0 Litz, 2b...... 5 1 1 124 ot listen to it for a niouif r,t. He is as much stuck ou I niliant fielding acil clean, hard hitting. Sionx City 1 0- IjTilrner,-'- - -cf... 4223• • - s irnilugham...... 0 000-0000 0-0 alk everything would have liet>n amicably sealed and i« little do;if mute wonder as Cul. Rogers is. got in one aioie bit tbaQ D.a Moiues, and this pro­ Klusman, 2b 5 1 2 4 1 0 Heni;U', 21'... 4 1 1 F>arufd ruaa Charleston 2. Two-base hit Gans. Key, C...... -8 1 2 5 2 0 Speer, C...... 5 1 1 8 30 rwin we 11 Id nave Loi-n plaj ing to-day instead el Twlce'jam, c 5 0 0 Suavtz, cf.... o 0001 0 Jones, p...... 5 22081 Gastian contiuues to sulk, aud bis ciisj therefore re- duced the winning run. Scort-: 6 2 lUlinueh«n,rf4 1 1 0 Tiiree-ba^e hit Gins. Bases sto!on Fitzsimmons, warciing the bench. He bud plenty of friends, Ibe lains in ttjtu quo. PKSMOINl'S. AB.U. R. p. A.F SIOUX CITY. AR.nO. P. A. B Silch, cf...... 4 0 0 2 0 OjDugdale, C...4 0 0 Munay, Householder. First on bulls Charleston 3, Dailey, lb... 3 12 9 02 Freeee, rf.... 5 12100 reaa was with him to acertirn extent, nud Ibe niau- Allison, w... 511 1 80 HoffLiJ, lb...5 0 1 13 01 There is r.othtr.g new in tbe G!ca~on case. Bill ba» 1'alton. if....5 3 3 1 0 0 Clinc, ri...... 5 2 3 300 Iloffinuu, p.. _2 0 0 0 5 o'Dnke, p...... 1 0 1 Birmingham 1. Left on bases Charleet;n 7. Struck. gcmeut was inclined to I e lenient. Aa matters now >me down Tolal...... 36 71024 Toohey, rf.... 5 3 1 1 0 0 Toohy, If...... 4 2 1 121 baud, tbe in his (alary notions, but the. Athletic Jlaskn-y, lf...4 0 1 1 0 0 Olenn, If...... 5 2 3 2 00 14 2! Vinton, p..... 3 00 050 r.ut By Sfapleton 2, bv Swnrtz 7. Passed ball club is determined not to relettee Irwiu, hib is now in turn on its dignity aud nothing wiil bd Macu!l«r,w..5 22 1 30 I'owull.lb.... 5 0 1 12 00 I Total...... 36 10 1327 2u 5 Toohey. Hit by p tchcr By SwaiUl. Umpire Hurst. Total...... 49 10 1C 27 17 4 Total..... 44811272013 lit will bold him, aud when Manager Wiight one until Snarslg strikej St. Loui'«. riielan, 2I>... 5 1 1 3 6 O'Brosnun, 2U..5 0 0 110 Denver...... 0 33000001 7 Time 1:25. Birminghim...... 31011441 0-13 eenia yioper, restore him to hU place in ibe team. "Irwin it> a better mnn 4bau Ward, either aa a short Hart, cr...... i 0 0 1 0 1 Burks 4...... 4 0 0 0 20 Minneapolis ...... 6 000202 0 x 10 NOTE. The Atlanta-Memphis and Chattanooga- Cliiittauooga...... 1 10014010 8 TUB ATTEMPTED WARD BOOM. top or HB a captain." Rtcord. That seems to be tb» Smitli, lb.... 4 1 2 11 00 Eraaier.Sb... 4 22 0 11 Earned runs Denver 4, Minneapolis 5. Two-bise New Orleans games were postpone! on account of ruiu. Earned luas Birmingham 3, Chattanooga 3. Two- The Inquirer's attempted boom for Waid waa ill- eneral local stmtimebt. O'Conr.oiUb* V 1 3 0 0 Geuins,cf.....4 1 2 5 00 hit Dalrymple. Three-base bits Ilnurabao, Daly, base nits Daily, Allison, LewU Fletcher, Tooby, dvisod, aud simply helped to complicate tbe Irwin An uniutentional injustice was done the Postal Tole- Tr.tfflov, C...4 1153 0 Crotty.c...... 4 10410 Turner. Home rnna Klusman. Stolen bases Den­ Games Played May 2. Fneso. Tluee-baeo hits Toohy, Key. Double plays rouble. It inot with dtjorvcd failure, us it l:ad rtiph Cable Ccir.paiiy by THE SPORTING LITE l^t AlcxauJer.p. 4 1 0 0 1 0, Webber, p... 4 2 1 0 40 ver 3, Minneapolis 3. Double plays Dugdale, Elengle; CHATTANOOGA vs. NKW ORLEANS AT CHATTANOOGA Lewis, Daily; Ailk-on, Lewis, Daily; Toohy, Uofford. ni-ither popular support, tbe sanction of \VarJ, or tho eek. This comuauy affords just as ampU facilities T.iiul...... yj Oil 21! li l[ Total...... 4U~ 101;! 27 'J 1 Hengle, West; Turner, Henglo. B'irst on balls OH MAY 2. The story of this game ia beat told by the ap­ Bases xoa balls Daily, Fold, Toohy 2. Slruck out ympathy of tbo club aud players. Iu the first place, orertj and clubs as the Western Union, of which, *\Viuniug nm made with two men out. Hoffman 2, off Duke 3, off Viuton 5. Struck out By pended Ecore: AH:s)n', Lewis, Taylor, Swavtz, Key, Litz, Ford 2, ven were the club diepostd to "strengthen" the team indeed now tho only rival wotth*v of the name, Freeze. Wil.l pitch Taylor. Passed balls Speer 3, Dos Moiues...... 3 00400101 9 Hoffmau 4, by DuUo 2, by Vinton 4. Wild pitch CliATTANO'AAB.E. B. P. A.E N. ORLEANS. AB.R. B. P. A.E u the direction in which tbe Inquirer attempted to t now has tbo riijht to evt-ry ball park in the country, Key 1. Umpire llillery. fcii.nx City...... 24000021 1 10 H« tlman. Passed balls Twiuehau 2. Umpire Force. Miller, ss..... 4122 6 4 Polhemus, cf 4 1 1 0 00 Time 1:15. rive if, neither good policy nor common senso would xccpt the Louisville and Athletic grounds, mid at tho Earned runs DCS Moiuea 9. Sioux City 7. Two- Time 2:10. Colgan, C...... 4 014 1 IjKollaud, M..4 1 1 1 50 MEMPHIS vs. NEW CRI.KAKS AT HESIPHIS MAY G. lave jus:ifiod tbe club iu purchasing Ward at such a alter ground it will be suprciu? ult^r June 1. From ta;e hits Smith, Bradley. 1'hree-baao bits Jlaccul- Siovx CITY vs. MILWAUKEE AT Sioux CITY MAY 4. 4 0 McGuirk, lb 4 1 1 13 Smith's wildaess and Dugan's cosily error lost tho rementlona cost SlS.OtK), aud probably £iOOO or $5000 11 that can be gleaned thei1* is no reason for di-satis- MeCoy, 3b....4 121 00 £!irne for tbe home lar, Webler, Ciine. Home run Patton. Double Thia was a terrific a!ubia team, which II..B been slugu'.ariy successful with- eas-'1. D;isah, 2b... 4 0 1 2 1 I 1 HcGuirk, lb.5 2 1 8 01 Ti'me 2!i. Genius, cf.... 634 0 0 Herr, 2D...... 4 31 00 Tolal . .. 29 2 5 24 15 8 Total...... 36101027 13 U (ut stars, and whicb would probably bo more iujurtd Gems from tbe yorth American: "Witb the exc«p- XOTK The other gamea of this tl&te appeared in our Broenan, 2b.. G 14 21 fuller, SS.....6 22 30 Cassady, lb.. 3 0 0 11 01 Puwell, IT... 4 21100 ban tenefltted by a etar of Ward's peculiar calibre, ou of Furrar, Butfiiiton aud Clcmenta, there is not Burks, Chattanooga...... ! 00001000 2 Kel!y.cf...... 5 2 2 2 0 l ; Ward, 20.....4 2 1 421 last issiic. 83..... C 0 0 1 0' tone, If...... 6 1 3 01 New Orleans...... 0 2000071 0 10 nd which assure Ily would not work harmoniuuily ue of tho o'd-tiiuers on tbo Philadelphia team wlus« Bradley, 3'o.... 6 2 1 1 0 Sheukle,, cf... 6 4 4 02 f.r.iiTkh, lf..4 1120 0 Fabian, If... 2 20 1 01 indcr bis bnudl;n;r. In no way would Ward h.ivc elr-a-e has uot been demanded at diffcr«ut thn t 12 20 base hi.s W'arJ, Dovrie, ~Polhei;ii», Miiler. Tliree- 12 added more strength to Ihe team than Arthur Irwiu, omo eection of crauka. Even Harry Wiight'a head OMAHA vs. MIL\VAVKEF. AT OSIAHA 3fAv 1. This llungler, p.. 3 1 1 0 0 C|Kea,>, p...... 5 00 1^ 20 ":i:lb,p...... 4 2 2 I 4 liHuston, P.....3 1 0 130 ind tbe attempt to t-xtol Ward at she expense- of Irwiu as once d'-mantk-d, and yet there is room in tbo big base bi's McCoy, Colgan, Poweil. Double play 'U,,urke,3b4 1 1^ 1 4 2JS:bachorn, c4 0 0 941 wasabuUlu^ garuc, ami da Ibe loca's l'«t:cd Lnrdcfct Webber, p... 320 0 1 ( Total...... 4^81927 8 3 Holland, Ward. Buses stolen Ford, Holland, Mc- imply redounds to Ward's discomfiture. A gl:inco »t uildins' >.» ntNurriatowu...... Will tome oi;e ple.tsa they \vyri. TtiQ tlt-ldiug waa sLaip CQUtideiing the Total...... 4G2U16 27 7 4 Guirk. Struclt ou: By Pen ler^ait 1, by Petty 0. Total...... 34 9 9 24 15101 Total...... 3611 li 27 13 U be official averages will show that Irwin excels Ward ell us when and where ever hard hitting of both tiams. Score: t Sioux City...... 50045303 0 20 Byses on balU Petly 2. I'asstd ball Spies. Umpire Memphis...... 1 00301 004 9 ligtT.Ij iu fielding, while Ward has sumew hat tlie bett istinguisLed Lintselt as a !i?ld ctiptaiu? What team OUAHA. AE.R. n. P. A.K MILVt'AVli'E. AB.R. B. P. A.E Milwaukee...... 304C1201 1 18 Hurft. New Orleans...... 6 0004010 x 11 if it in baiting. Neither mau, however, is a record o evtr piloted to the championship." Strauss if.... 5 (l 2 1 0 0 Tool man, rf.. 4 I 1 I 0 0 Earned runs Sioux City 14, Milwaukee 13. Two- ATLANTA vs. MEMPHIS AT ATLANTA MAY 2 This Earned luns Memphis 3. New OrleAcs 2. Two-hue player. Both take every chance id fieMing aud b:it J. F. t'. Eiackhura, of Xcw York, ex-counsel of th* CleTtlan!> 0 1 2 0 3 2!Morrisrjr, Ibl 2 1 lit 00 base Mis Brosuan, Horr, Fuller, Lowe. Three-base game was full of g >od plays and glaring errors, but its Broderick 2, Dugan, Kelly, Polhemu-', Mcdtiirk. \iih iLte'.li^ence and sacrifice whenever It is noc»s-ary. >rothtrhood, aud es-correspondant of Tim Si'jKTisa Crooks, 2b... f> 4 2 5 3 Oj Albeit', ilk... S 0 0 230 hits Genina, Fuller, Mills. Home runs Geninc, it was the mn*t exciting of the season. Score: Three-base hits Smith, Ward. Struck out By Smith n trtdr-iuuuin^ Ward souuvl.at excels. So it will Us .IFE, apeut a couple of days in town la&t Meek. Cooney, cf....) 1 3 0 0 0 Herr, 2b...... 3 0 2 541 Eradluy, Shcnkel, Mills. Double play Glenn, Brail- 4, by Huston 8. Passed bills Hidtlle 4, Schacheru 3. ceu tlmt there ia no such disparity in pUiing skill us ATLANTA. AB.B.B. P. A.Bi MEMPHIS. AB.B. B. P. A.E 'ild pitch Smith. Umpire Benh. Time 2h. \VnWj, ss. ...4 1 1 0 6 0 JlcVey, C...... 6 0 1 332 ley. First on balls Cline 3, Glenn, Hellman 4, Poor- SttrliOlT, If... 5 1 0 320 McBride, If..5 333 o warrant the sul'Slitutiun of oue for the oliier at tre- Cnuarnn, IC..5 0 2 3 0 OlLowe, lf...... l 2 1 411 man, Alberts, Ilerr 2. Hit by pitcher Gtmns. Shea, cf...... 5 0 1 310 Broder:ck,sa5 130 uendoi'.s exp?u-e and vast diiference iu cotupensatK'U. JOYOUS^COWBOYS. llesnitt, lb... 34212 00 Sutloa, sa..... 523 0 40 Struck out By Hungler 4, bv Wtbber 1, by Kea* 11. Games Played May 7. When it conies to that other impoitint desideratum, Ht;enern'ii,2o5 1 3 Gil Dujran, 2U...4 104 lappy Nngla, c...... i 1 1 6 3 0 Clark, p...... 4 I 2 0 2 0 Passed ball; Hellman 1, MilUi. Wild pilches liui.- Kinsley, 3b..5 1 1 2 2 O.Cassady, lb..4 0 0 MEMPHIS vs. NEW ORLEANS AT MESIPHES MAY 7. aittiiin'y, Irwiu bus clearly an KIJ \MLtng3 over Wiird. in the Possession at Last of A \ViMis.p...... 531 0 6 o!Fuller. cf..... 4 01000 glerl, Keas2. Umpire McDermott. Time 2:15. Pender, sa... 5 0102 2 Kelly, cf...... o 030 The defait ol th) home team was day entirely t.) th-i ]be latter has never yot shown in ecfunl j met ice t!;o Tc:r.n as is a Team The Inciting Scried Total...... 4215102721 i| Total...... 3281227 f" 4 OMAJIA vs. DPS MOIXES AT OMAHA MAY 4. Th.-> Motz, c...... 5 1221 1 /fiber, rf..... 5 110 wr-tohed battery wyri of McAuhlTe aud Z^iher, and bility in tbis lino claimed for him, while Irwi'i's AVltli St. Louis A KoUl Ofter, litc- O'lUtwke's miserable wor'i at third base. Score: Omaha...... _...... 0 3102414 0 15 homo club wen this game with ridiculous ea e. Hart CJuiuu, lb.... 4 1 1 10 11 I'-iJ-Ue, c...... 5009 ecord m this particular giauus out with singular KANSAS CITY, Mo., Stay 7. P^titor SPORTING LIFE: Mihvuukee...... 1 1 0 2 0 2 2 0 0-- 8 was very wild in his delivery and hit bard when bo Murray, rl'.... 5 1 2 1 0 0 O'P.uur',co,3!)5 0 0 141 MRHPHie. AB.R.B. P. A. E N\ OaLEANS. AB.R.'B. P. A.E "usire. HI* work with Proviu -nee was great, and his lie defeat JIcBride, lf..5 1 1 4 0 1 Polhemus,cf4 3 3 010 .kiUful handing of tho St. I.onH Club, thiee out t-f four Karued rtma Omaha 5, Milwaukee 4. Two-basfl put the lall over the plate. Score: Carry, p...... 5 31. 0 7 0 Smith, P...... O 1 1 1 'J 0 of ihe Philadelphia team is a^iiHttful, allies l>y Kansas C.ty, b&s created something cf a hits SuttuD, CluTulai.d, Mevitt, Willw. TIirec-b:>so OMAHA. AB.R.B. P. A. E DKS MOINES. AB.R.B. P. A.E Divderick.Mj 0 1 1 5 liDowio, 3J-... 5 3 3 131 K>r tbtee years be Kd thin p -ny team of tbo Total...... 44 U 12 27 15 51 Tol»l...... 43 7 H 27 IS 4 Oiigan, 2b....4 01120 HjKand, ss... 5 0 0040 tlr in tbe outside ba-e ball wori-J. I can bur Ily ilo- Lit Na^cle. Home rims Suttoit, Meseitt. Saciitice Straus3, rf.... 5 21400 Pattou, rf....4 132 0 u j-^ague, and each season brought it tj a high cribe tbe excitement it has stirred up luro. Our Cooney, At'anta...... 0 0202040 1 9 Cacsady, lb.5 0 1 9 0 0! McGuirk, lb 5 2 3 800 ilace iu the r«ce, passing admittedly heavier hits Strauss, \Val*bt Alberts. St-'lsn tHSes Crooks, 3b... G 4 4 1 1 0 'Mfekrey, If.. 3 012 Memphis...... ! 0020220 0 7 ase lall crowds have seldom run over three or four ('ooney, Welch, ale-aitl 2, Xdsle, Willia, Poorman, Crooke, 2b... 543 5 2 0 Macullar ss. 1 000 Kellv, cf...... 5 1 1 1 0 0 Poweil, p...... 4 2 1 190 ind stronger teams. In striking coutiiiaE to this is lousand. In last Sunday's gam-?, three-quarters of Two-baso h.ts Motz, Broderick, Ktlly. Home Siuitb.rf 4 2212 o!Uuston,'2b... 4 13510 Ward's n-cord of failures in Providence and Ilerr, Sutt-n, Cjark. Bases on balls By Sillier 4. Andrew?, lb.4 2 1 " 0 0 Phelan, 2b...6 002 run Kiusley. I^ft on bases Atlaut-A New u hour Lefore the game Vas called, only field ticlu-ta Mesoiit, cf...5 2 0 2 1 0 Sniilh, lb.....5 9, Memphis 2. ()'Kourke,3b2 1 1 2 0 4;FabuD, lf....2 1 1 200 York, with far stronger matpri.il at bis c-jmmaod Hit by pitcher Willis. St.-uck cut l!y Willis 2. 0 0 13 Umpire Nebon. juld be eo!d, cs (he grand ttand and "bleachers" P6s->ed lull Nagle. Wild [alch Willia. Umpire n'a'ah,...... 5 121 5 0 Connell, 31-..3 0 2 0 /.jihvrc..._.5 1 3 5 3 1 Po ty, rf ...... 4 1 1 100 luu^ver Irwin poss^af-ed. Facts are more potent CRAULI&TON vs. BIRMINGHAM AT CHARLESTON MoVuiiffe, po 0 1 ere packed and jsimmoj. The game was witne^edl Kelly. Tiir/t H:20. C-uiavao, If... 611 0 0 o'Brynan, cf...4 1 2 1 0 7 0, Schachern, c. 4 2 2 930 ban mere claims asd re.rords of acttnl work fur y 10,000 people, and such enthusiasm has &cldtm MAY 2. Charleston again played an errorless gam) t:onger than newepaiKjr-m-.de reputations, aud there- btea ST. Josti',1 vs. MINNEAPOLIS AT ST. JOSEPH Jr*y I. N/Vlc, c...... 4 2 2 8 3 2'Trafflcy,c...3 1 1 7 an1! bitted well. Tbe visirors were weak witU tho Total...... 39 6 i2 24 17 7J Tolal...... 37 15 17 27 2j I ituessed on a, base ball fie'd. Tfce visitors jut up a atiti Kame in the fivl-1 but the Willis, p...... 3 21 0 7 OtHart, P...... 3 0 0 0 Memphis...... 0 11040000 6 ore furt'ior comment in tho preaiiBed would be super- Lot me sny in the outset that, although the St. Louis stick ami in t!ie field. Toohey's throwing to bases was luoua. The facts show tliat Irwin ia quite as strong a loca's hit Vifiton hard aud won rathtr easily. The Total...... 42 20 15 27 IU 2,1 To'al...... 31 3 » 27 17 4 the feature. Score: New Oceans...... 43300005 x 15 apera have etoidily been circulating the n pirt that catching of Jantzeti aud Shelibase aud the work of Uo Dis Moines...... 1 00002000 3 Earned runs Mcmphi) 3, Now Orleans 2. Two-baso >tayer ai Warn: be will win just as many games and no panic * have b?en thrown, the St. Louis Club CHARLES'S. AB.R.B. P. A. E|BIRMISGIl'M AB.R. B. P. A.E hits Memphis oee to mure, aud ho most certainly excels the New cullitldera wote tbe features. Scort: Omaha...... 11221731 2 20 Fitzsim'a, 2D 6 1137 o; Mills, 3b...... 4 00 1 21 3, New Orleans 6. Tbree-b.ise hii omiskcy, Vuii der Abe aujL'uipire Oaftney all maiu- MINNKAP'6. AIJR.B. P. A. BIST. JO8EPIJ. AB.R.B. P. A.E Earned runs Ouia'-a 7, Des Moiuee 1. Twn-b,»Bo hita Ntw Orleans 1. Double plays Smith, JlcBiiJe; L'oiker in tho ait aud my s'.fry <.>f manipulating a iin Btoi:t!y that tbe games were for blo-.'d froui be Slarray, 3b..5 2 2 1 0 0'Cavau»ugh,lt4 0 0 301 ball team, aud therefore, all things cousU- liaurau'u, ss 4 122 :i 0 Uartwrt't, lb 5 0 2 13 01 Audiews, Wulab, Knftle, Pattoa. Three-yaso hits Moore, cf.....41 1 1 6 ll.Tnylor, 1U.....4 0 I 11 10 Powell, M'-:Guirk. it )len ttosts Hem;»bis 5, No* Or- iunicsc to eud. Here is what Mr. Ortffney eays: \Vi-irt,1'j...... 4 0131 1'Cuitis, If.....5 02 3 00 Pattou, Crooka. Sacrifice bits Messitt. Canavan.SrDitM. lrsa» t. Striu-k out By M-jAuli(Te 5, by Powell G. ere.l, Irwin ifl gooA enough for Fhilftrtelphia, "I want it distinctly undeleted that I w<.:uM oot Wbaleu.c..... 5 1261 OJFarMI, 2b....4 11233 First cu balls O.Tl'OTiell hire the public dues nut look wiih favor ufion L>aly, If...... 4 0 0 3 0 oisliellbase, c..4 1 0 530 Bases on tails By Willis 8, by l!art 5. Hit by pitcher IIoiis<-h'r, Ib5 2 1 10 1 OflVohey, C.....3 0 0 330 7, cff McAuliffo 0. Hit by .iavo been a pnrty to any burlesque or throwing of Turner. cf.....4 0 1 S 0 0 Arduer,2b....3 2 2 ] 70 Willis, Metsitt, Btoeltrey. DouWo plays Wal-h, pitcbev llcAiiliffe. Passed b:i!U Z^i:ier 5, Sch'icharn eti»r.s. Lot us hope that Irwin and the Piiilit(U.tpb;u gam! s <>n n 1 all field. Tlie games could cot have been Gans, If ...... 5 1 2 1 0 OiDaiiv, P-...... 3 0 1 300 Club willcorno :o ananiicallosettienifut of their uintui! Ilili'er, ill)..... I 0 0 2 3 0 Kreitf, cf...... 4 0 2 000 Croolts, Auilrewa, Soiilh (unasaistt-d). Parsed Lalis lioiuaey,t»... 5 1 3 0 3 0| L«wis. cf...... 3 I 2 150 2. Left ou bases MeniohU 6, New Orleans 5. Urn- hrown without my detecting it, uud I am not the man liencle, 2U....4 0 1 7 1 C Siuill), ss...... 4 0 1 1 11 Traffley 1. Will pitch liar!. Stolen bases Cana- ;.jre Carr. Time 2:15. differences,acd that Irwiu may bo promptly restored o umpire that kind of a gtuue. Had I suepocted tLo B.-anden'g,rf5 0 0 0 0 (liAllisin, si.... 3 0 1 321 o his position in t«:« tt-am so that nothing may iiu^o le Miuuelian,rf4 0 1 1 1 0,Fry, rf...... 3 1 3 2 0" 0 va:t, Crooks, Coooev 2. Andrews, Maskrey, Pbelau 2, Luby, P...... 4 2 1 0 10 0|Swurt/.,rf.....3_0_l_ 010 , ATLANTA vs. CHARLESTON AT ATLANTA MAY 7. Browns of throwing off, I w..uld have left tbe field." JautH-D, C....4 1060 0 Whitney, 3b. 4 12101 Patlon. Umpire Kelly. Time 2:20. Timely hitting and 3tap!e;on's stre-tegic piichiug won ha teani'6 pr^ grtes in ibe great r,\t e for th-) chtuupion- "Thpre could not tlu-ii have been a conspiracy to Viut>u, p..... 4 0 0 0 1 OCiowell, p...3 0 1 140 Total...... 4311 1327 28 o] Total...... 31 2 6 27 17 « thin game for Charlest'.u. The bittlnz of both ttalns hip. Tbe club needs Irwiu end he nen.s. KobiGson was absent, and an Crowell. Hit by pitcher Miller. Struck out By Morrissy.lb.. 5 1 4 11 2 0 Glonn. If...... 4 1 1 210 Quinii.lb..... 4 0 1 7 0 1 Houescy, s-... 4 0 1 050 taking excellent care of themselves, but th«y are dis- iutfleld mau had to bo brought in to fill his piac.-. llotz cf... ..420 3 0 0|B.-anden'g,rfl 2 2 111 Vinton 3, by Cronfll 5. Paesed ball Jautzeu. Time Herr, 2k...... 5 2 3 2 4 0 I'ojvoll, 11)... 3 2 0 6 11 Games Flayetl May 3. conragfd by reason of haviog only ono oue pitcher This weakened the team to start witb. The Kansa.1 1:30. L'nipire Hurley. l.owe, It...... 51220 0 Genins, cf... 534 1 01 Ktlly,p...... 4 0 1 0 4 28t»pleton,p..4 0 1 1 G2 who is pitching winning ball. Tbis man is "Weyhhi-r. City ground* a-0 hard grounds for & new team to play I)E» MOINES VP. Siovx CITY AT DES MOINES BUy 1. Sutton,3b....4 1 2 3 1 0 Brosnau.Sk.. 5 1 2 651 ATLANTA vs. MEMPHIS AT ATLANTA MAY 3. The Total...... 39 610*5 1z7| Total...... 41 714 27 15 6 though iu hi3 game ou Thursday Soward showed signs mil ou. Tbe grounds do not lay well, and then they This was a tine teu-iuniog coulest wh'ch ihe locals Shdikel,cr....3 1 0 3 0 H Burks, W.....2 0 1 2 00 6e!diUK on both sides was wretctied, and tho baiting Atlau'n...... 0 3001101 0 6 of ncaiu getting duwn to bis last year's form witb the ue rough. I tbii.k O'Xeil's enora, e^tcially, may bo lost through their inability to bit Huiigler'a deiivery. Fuller,ts...... 5~ " ----- 111' j 0 , Ur|ld . ey>31,^4 01230 untimely. It waa a vary uninteresting roatcti. Score: CDarlo ton...... 0 2030100 1 7 approach of warm weather. If Sewitrd ccis into sbai e ace muted for In thia way. I noticcJ that he stumblod Geniua and Aiaskre; played great uall in the outfield. Slillsc...... 5 234 1 OCrolty, c...... 3 00420 ATLANTA. AB.R.B. P. A.E! MEMPHIS. AB.R.B. P. A. Eirncd rum Allautt 3, Charleston 3. Two-baso soon tbe Athletics will Lavo a fighting cbauco for tho uud fell frequently, aud didn't teem able to play in his Score: Griffith,..._-_,,-...-. p.... 3 111._ _ - 1 0'Fl«Mgan,p. 4 1 0 101 Stalling, If... 5 1 3 3 0 OiMcBrlde, If.. !> 0 1 1 00 Sits Hocnemann, Quinn, Moore, Konssey. Three- I'tn-iaiit, but they will hardly *^vin it unless they erritory. As for the .Itching, I can eay positively Shea, 2b...... 5 1 2 2 2 4i i:rj(ierick,es. G 2 2 113 1>E8 MOINES. AH.R.B. P. i. E SIOUX CITY. AB.H. B. P. A.E Total...... 41131927 llbl Total...... 31 9 10 24 12 4 base hit. Kelly, FitZiimmoni. Struck out By Sta- secure another fii>t-clas3 pitcher at ODCC. M.inHgor here wns no tluowing off there. In no place could I Tatton, rf._.,2 0000 OilJliue, rf-.... 502 1 00 Hoeueinan,c4 00 10 IjDugan, 2b.... 5 11501 pletou2, by Kelly 3. First on balls By Stapleton 3, Sbarsig on Thursday maJo a good nioie by releasing lave detected anything wrong any quicker. ChumStr- Sioux City...... 313200000- _ Kinsley, ll'..6 Jlaskrcy, lf..5 OlS'l l:Glenn, If..... 4 20 1 00 Milwaukee...... 2 1 0 10 0 0 0 0 x 13 01201 Casaady, lb..5 21602 br Ktllv 2. Left ou base. Atlanta 8, Charleston 8. Towisseiid, but he should have gouo furrher and re­ a!a and King buth pitched well. ICaneo** City *Incullar,i!8..4 001 20 Powell, lb... 0 0 1 14 01 1'er.dcr, 89.... 401 3 52 Ko-lly. cf... .. 501 6 00 Umpire Llurst Time 1:15. leased sonio other dead timber. Thus if iho manage­ nst s imply did the most terrific elugoiox I Earned runs Sioux City G, Milwaukee 1. Two-b-i-se Motz c Phelun,2b_..5 0 1 3 5 1 Broinan, 2b.5 0 2 112 bits GcDins 2, Mill'. IK ublo play Murri^sy, Sutton, . ....5 1172 1 Smith, rf...... 4 11000 BIRMINGHAM vs. CHATTANOOGA AT BIRMINGHAM MAY ment world rid itself of tlie dead timber and save- the lave alnmst ever seea on tho ball field. Smith, lb...... 5 0 1 11 0 0 Burke, M.....4 0 1 1 80 First ou bulls Ciinc, Cileun, P^vell, Biirka, Crotly. Clhio lb.... 500 6 0 2'R-dllo, C...... S 0 1 704 7. Tlrs same was characterized by loose fleldine and 57000 or f 80*,»0 paid thorn in Ealario.* and utilize it in It seemed Impossible- to throw a baU to Hrynail, cf....4 0100 0 Br.idley, 3L>..4 02 3 31 Muirny, rf...5 0 1 0 0 1 O'l!ourke,3bo 0 1 1 20 hard hitting. Owing" to ttie cfoseccss of tho score the purchasing tbo releaas of another firot-clise pitcher, Use plut«. It didn't matter whether the ball was in or Hit by pitcher Grifflib, Hurks. Stolen baiwa Brul- Ktlly, p...... 4 Halt. ]>...... 4 0 0 0 !l 0 Genius, cf.... 4 0 1 610 ley, Poorman, Herr. Siriick out By Fl«n;igan 2, by 00 0 6 l;B:iuswine, p5 1^0 180 contest was very exciting. Twenly-ono men struck they woi'.U uot w.ly bas-e rnou^y, but likewiao out, over their heads or acrapiiiK tbe *r,mnd, italw*yi Trallley, c.._4 0 0 7 2 O.Helluuu, C...3 0 0 320 Grifilth 2. Pd«eJ-ball 'Jrotty. Wild pitches Fl.»n- Total .. 42 3 U 2il5 13J Total...... 45 7 9 271110 out in fie game. Score: vastly stropfithea the tec.in cnl mako it a ran againbt a K^uaiis City bat and would land safely O't'ountll,3b4 1 1 2 1 1 Hunsler, p... 3 0 0 040 agau 1, GrifGth 3. Utupiro Oankel. Tiu)e 1:50, Atlanta...... 01000020 0—3 BIRMING'M. AB.a.B. p. A.E CHATTAN'A.AB.U. n. p. A.E formidable competitor in iho pennant race. Thin, iu lh« field. The Browns played In bard luck ami Total...... 37 1 5«2920 3i Tolal...... 37 2 9 30 IU 4 OMAHA vs. DES MOINES AT OMAHA MAT 5. This Memobis...... 0 1102111 0—7 Jai-s,3b...... 5 123 Miller, 8f..... 5 14011 of course, would m«an (hou^mile of dollars lost the RADIOS. The sime thing has h-ppeiiod before, *\Viunirg ruu uta-le with two nieu out. was a very close and exciling game and waa u on by Earted runs Atlanta 2. Two-basa hits Starling. (Sv.-inn'h.lf.a 133 HcC>y,3b... 512 0 21 in their treasury, whereas they will dr.aw very small uiid b^s ha.jp'.'U'Ml since, «ud you may say to TUB D,s Dluiues..,...... 0 00000100 0 1 the Oma!ia.a, who did a trifle tbe besUGelding. Walsh's Smi'.h. Threc-baso iiit -Gieeady. Struck out By Lsvvis, 2!.'..... 5 122 ForJ,cf...... 3 10300 crowds wheu they rt turn honif*, uulfca the team braces ?POUMKG LIFB that I will stake my reputation on the Si' ux Cily...... 000 OgO fielding was tbe feature. Score: Diuiswme 4, by Kelly G. Firtt on balla BiUEwine 3, ESil,-, lb...... 5 1 0 Litz, 2b...... 5 11621 up and p'ays winning ball. It is mo!e*s, however; to fairness of tbo gamts." 0010 1 2 Kelly 3. Left oil bases Allinta 10, Memphis E.trued rnts Sioux City 1. Two-Laso hits Cline, OMAHA. AU.R.B. P. A. E DKS MOINES. AB.R P. P. A.E 8. Key|u, C.....S 0 1 10 32 Speer, c...... 6 3 3 11 22 talk alto ut tho team playing: winning ball uutil ii is Ca;lain ComUkey and Mr. Von dcr Ahe bolnpcouted Bradley, O'Cen^ell, Smith. Three-bwse hit Maskrey. Strauss, rf... 5 1 2 0 0 0 1'alton, if..... 6 0 1 2 00 Pa'Efd ball-r-Kiddle. Umpire Hnrat. lime 2:05. Tooliev.c, w.6 21 2 04 T.johy. If..... 510 3 00 strengthened la the pitching department. Even it tho idoa of thrown gnme*. Ojmirfkey ca!6: "1'ba Sacrifice hits Uryuan, Hart. Double pby Hart, Cleveland;!!) 3 3112 (IMa,krey, U..4 21100 CHATTANOOGA vs. NEW ORLEANS AT CUATTANO .GA Pletch'er, rf.. ft 11000 fJofford, lb... 402 7 03 h'ewaicl gets into good form another good pitcher ia games were not thrown. We struck a streak r-f bard Tralilev, Smith. Stolen U el Patton 2, Geuia.', Bry- Crooks, 2b... 4 1 2 2 3 TMacnllar, 6S.3 1 2 220 MAY 3 Inability to bat Hu=ton's curves waa tbe came Often, cf..... 510 0 0 (I Hamsey, p... 310 0 15 0 nee.'ed to alternate witii bid anJ Weyhing. To luck, and Kan-*us City did simo m>irwilous batting. imn, Glt-nn. Base? on balls By Hart 3, by Hunger Andrew", lb 4 0 0 13 00 Ptu-l.il), 2b... 102 0 30 of the defeat of the home club. Dowie played a fine Swan z, p..... 5 0 1__ 0 13 0 U'reeie, rf.....5 0 0 0 0 0 pitch Wevblni? and Seward alternately every oilier Iu addition, Gaffney gave «a the worst ( f it."' .'-. Struck out By. Hnrt Cj.>o:iey, cf.... 5 0 I 2 1 1 Smith, lb..... 4 0 0 14 10 game at third. Score: Total...... 458~ir 29 fl 9 Total...... 41 9 12 3U rd cf ... 4 0 1 3 00 Powell, rf.... 4 0 1 1 00 ford. S:ruok out By Swartz 1", by Kamsey 11. difforcnvc. And, under tho circuuistitncea, how c:m Lutbast), King,Chamberl-i!n, Hudson, McCarthy anil Total...... 37 6 'J 27 22 2.1 Tolal...... 3U 0 U il 14 3 I.itz 2b...... 4 0 0 1 2 1 Ward, 2b.....4 0 1 420 Stovay, Feiinelly, Welch, Larkiu (t al. be expected to the other j.layers all dc-uiod atreini >u9ly that there OMAHA vs. MILWAUKEE AT (JMAHA MAY 2. Mil­ Oniahs...... 2 0002011 0 fi IVssi-d balls Toohey 2, Key 2, Speer 3. Umpire Hil- waukee ontbatted tbe hom3 ttam ainl wliilo the fleid- Jones, p...:... 3 0 0 0 1 l:Fabian, If....4 2 2 2 00 lery. Time 2:30. play tlieir g.Miie? Ono more first-clasH pitcher woul( wasanjthiu^ tbe matter witli tbe games ixcei't a Dea Moines...... 1 1000012 0-5 Sp»er, rf ..301 1 0 0 Dowie, 3b.... 4 2 1 nidko the little bard luck and terrific bitting bj Kaunas City. iu>r of botb teams was aiiarp, Ibe vi.-iitord' few errors Earned runs Oniaha 3, Dos Moines 2. Twc-b,i:e '0 40 Athletics twice as formidable as they arr were made jutt when they did most gojd to tho llollord, lb..3 0 0 11 0 0 Houston, p...4 0 2 1 30 now. TtlKMENDOL'S BATTISO. hit Macullar. Three-base hi! Brynan. Home run Toohey, If... .3 0^ 2 00 Scbachern,c.4 0 1 Omaliaa. It waa Mills'wild thnow thnt cave Omaha Crook. Sacrifice hits Andrews,' Cooney, Nagle, 500 CENTRAL INTERSTATE. STILL IT WAT A MISTAKE. The gimo» ora uot worth detailing, but there are a their two runs Iu the eighth it;niu£. Score. C.idy. First on balU By Nichol 1, by E:nmerke 5. Total...... 302 3 24 fl s! Total.?.... 36612 27 101 We are in receipt of tho following letter, which ex­ few things worth noting about tliHii. In tha first game Chainbvrlain was knocked out of the box iu OMAHA. AB.R.B. P. A. E Ml L\VAt'K*E. AB.R. B. P. i B Struck out By Nichol G, by Klnmerka 1. Double Cha'tanoojra...... 2000.0000 0 2 Games plains itself: New Orleans...... 0 01 10211 0 6 to be Played. CINCINNATI, May 7. Editor SPORTING LIFE: ITav- tbe first two inninas. Kansas City pild^l up ien Stftuss. if.....4 1221 O't'iioriiiao,rf..i 12100 plays \Valah, Crooka, Andrews. Stoltn bases Crooks May 12 Burlinet,..n at Peoria, Quincy at Evansville, CloveUnd,3b3 0 0 2 0 0 Morriaaey.lb 4 0 0 10 00 2, Cauavan 2, Strauss, Kagle, Pbelan 2. Umpire Earned rum Chattanooga 1, New Orleavs 4. Two- Inx noticed ihe article In THE SPOUTINQ LIKE, whic! earned rune. In tho two innings there- were batted lase hits Colgan, Poihemu'. Stolen bases Lilz, Springfield at Davenport. unjustly criticized Mr. ShatBig for pitching nm iw< out two homo tuns, three llme-baso bits, two two- Crocks, 2b.... 3 0 1 0 0 0 Alberts, 3U...4 1 1 0% Kelly. Time 2:50. May I 7', ! '>, 19 Peoria at Kvansrilie. CUOLOV, cf..._4. 2 1 3 0 0 Uerr, p, 2b....4 1 1 2 ST. JOSEPH vs. Sr. PAUL AT ST. JOSEPH MAY 6. A Powell, Fabian, Dowio, Schachern. Sacrifice hits games in Columbus, I feei it my duty to correct it. M> base hit* niiJ quite a number of single?. Chaiuborlaia Litz, McGuirk, Hustori. Struck out By Jones 3. by Mav V>, 16, 18, 19 Davenport at Quincy, Spriugfleld arm was not in th» best of shape, an win all tho games be can for it. Thi a run from third to tl.e bomo pl;iie, hurt bid leg ia KarneJ runs Omalm 1. Two-baso hit Shenkel. asd one or two victories will put them in the some way, and hal to retiro. In the pecoud iuuiuj; Trcad»ay,lf4 0 0 2 0 1 Ardner, 2b...4 1 1 ATL\NTA. AB.R.B. P. A. E'CHARLES'N. AB R. B. P. A..E is a niOft commendatle spirit. But when the flesh i Homo run Str.alS'. SwcriBc-) hits Coouey, Cauavan. 4 0 van. The subjoined lie pitibed be struck out five men. King replaced bouble irla) Strauss, Clevclaj.d. Slruck out Nicol Carroll, rf.... 2 1100 0;Krleir, cf.....3 0 2 0 0 Ilowe 8B...... 4 01 0, 5 0'Kitzsini'6,2b. 5 01400 record includes the games wtak d.scrctioo should temper zeal. Knowing Sew It'illy, 3b... 3 1 1 1 1 l>mi:li,FS .... 3 0 0 0 Sterling, II... 4 0 1 3 1 Olilurruy. 3b..4 0 0 140 played May C: ______ard'd arm to be weak, Manager Sharsic; should no him aud did proltv well until tbe ninth iiminjr. AS 7. Passed bails Mills 2, Nagle 1. Wild iillch 1 2 tbe hf ginning of that innibg the scuiu wad 11 to 7 in Shenkel. Stolen bas^-e I'oorman 2, Lo-.vo 2, rco team ton 3. Bases on balla Off Carey 1. off Henueesy 1. SUMMARY-. went about it in the right way. He is one of thy bos Won.Lost.l'eic'l] Won.Lost.Perc'i presented t.vj ni^nlwsss on UiHu. Thy thin! IUHU sent Hongle, 2I....4 11 4 31 Smith, 0 0 by superior batting. Tho score was clo%-, t'io gime Struck out By Carey 8, by Ueuutsey 3. Umpire pitchers in tho country, and wiih a team like tbe Ath 11mm in. HoJ K'.ntas City wou, it would Jiave put Davenport. G 6 .545: Quincy...... G 5 .545 lutlcsback of him Mfi,neban,rf3 01 0 01 Fry, rf...... 2 220 exciiiug aud the Holding sharp aud at times brilliant. Hurst. Time 1:10. would win nine out of every te tbo ttant hi nrtt i-laco, Duck, p...... * 0 0 0 0 0 \Vhituer, 3b.3 1 1 1 Score: BIRMINGHAM w. CHATTAXOCOA IT Bi tvamviilo. 6 6 .64.r) Springfield 5 6 .45- games he pitched. JJllKrta'.c.c... 4 1 0 10 2 0'Flood, p...... 4 01221 MAY 4. By following up iho visitors' errors with hits reoiia...... 6 5 .£45,BiirliiigtiiD 4 7 .303 Tbis will b" a fleok of great camea for the Thillics LOCAL OBSRUVATIOSS. DENVER. AB.R.B. P. A. ElMIXNEAPO'S.AB.U. B. P. A Tbe foil iwing bets are pcstcd here ou the DaliTuiple.lfS 2 1 4 0 0: Miller. 31...... 3 the home team was enabled to win tbis game. Pen* On Mondty, Tuesday, We'dnosday and Thursday Au Associa­ Total...... 31 6 8 27 16 4] Tttul...... 31 4 9 24 9 3 0 0 1 Games Played. tion penutiut race: Miimiap.dK...... 00100500 x 6 Smith, 3b.....3 12 1 0 0 W, st, lb...... 4 0 1 10 1 dergast pitched well but received poor support. Score: eon's Chicago team wfll battle wit1 ! the Pbiilie J, an WEDNESDAY, MAY 1. At Springfield Springfie.1 28 as everybody knows, Chicago giimce are always iutflr Oue tho-.isnnd dollars that Kansas City tn-ls fourth St. Jiso|;h...... 12000000 1 4 McClellan.BsS 1 1 220 HauiahaD,sa4 000 4 BIRMI.XG M. AB.n. B. P. A. E.;CIIATTAN'A. AH.R. B. P. A.E or better; $100 to ¥40 that Kansas Oily btiita LonlnvlUi* Famed runs Minneapolis 2. Two-base bit Cart- P.owe, lb.....3 1 1 900 D.4ly. If...... 4 112 0 0 MilUvib...... 5 1122 O.M.iller, as..... 4 01 0 42 E\aiisvilioI2. At Peoria Peona 8, Davenport 12, esting. On Friday and Saturday the Indianapoli Cavauau'b.ltS 1 0 2 0 O.Gdfran, At BuTliugton Burlington 11, Quincy 10. team will play here. out; SlOO toJoO thatKmibas Ciiy bcoU Columbus; S10U wright. Tl:reo-b;ise bi:s Baiy, Turner. Sacrifice hits McQuaid,cf..3 0 1 1 0 0 Turner, cf.... 4 012 0 1 C.....4 1 1 301 even tlmt Kansas Citv be CW> that KKUKHH dole, Miller, Ileuple; T)uck, llauiahiui, Wrst. B«ees Dolail, c...... 2 1 0 3 3 0 ! Miuuehan,rf4 1 1 2 00 2L-... 5 1 1 4 1 0 Ford,cf...... 4 1 2 1 01 City b^atB Rrouklyn; $100 to SiOtlmt Kurn:^ City bent* Silc-b, cr...... 4 0030 o'Junizon, c... 232 G 20 Dailey lb . 5 1 1 11 0 UMli, 2b...... 4 02330 Burlington Burlington 2, Quincy 1. who can play ball away from home. ru balls Miller 2, Dalv,Curtwriglit, CuitU, Ardoer, SATURDAY, MAY 4. At Quincj Quiucy 6, Davenpor Sf. Louis; SiOU to £50 that Kansas City lojt« tbo AtU- Fry. Hit by pltcli-r Mlnnelmo, Shollliaf, Whitney. Hcaly, p...... 4 1 0 0 6 p;L)iiok,p...... 4 .'i 2 070 Toohey, c....4 1 1 3 3 1 Spoor, rf...... 4 0 0. 100 Wuslilupton would like to liavo Andrews, but Pres 1. At Peoria Peoria 10, Evausville 18. At Bur- ident Reach says "No," emphatically. The Yhillk let C3. Stfnck out By Duck 10, by Floo.l C. leased ball« ToUl...... 36 7 Fle'cher, rf 4 1 1 2 00 llunbrd.lb...* 0 0 14 01 7 2ti 14 li Tofal...... 3") 8 9 27 21 3 llRg:ou Builington 1, Springfield 5. need Ed and will keep him. Jim Davis ia still keeping pate. I1U Ifg is v^ry sore Ilngil-il'.1 1. SWba-cS. l'ii!;iiR Hnili'v, :i'lmo 1:S5. Deuier ...... 2 AllUon, > >....4 1 1 2 6 0 Toohy, lf_... 3 0 1 101 nnd it may bo ten days yet before h« i-i able to tot ou 3002030 0 7 Tic->, p...... 401 0 6 l!Peuderga«t,p3 0 0 140 SI-JDAY. MAY.1). At Davenport Davenport 10,Quincj "Uulees tho Athletics get another first-class pitclio DES KbisMvs. Smi'X firv AT CfcS iloiXEs M.-.Y 2. Minn-apolis...... 00311020 1 8 8. At Pforia Peoria 17, Evansville 13. At Bur­ tho n«Td. In tbe meantime James McGarr i* guarJiug Total . 4~l 9 7 26 18 3! Tolal...... 3J 4 9 27 17 6 they will not even finish in thy first dm-ion tni; ^Tte vifcitoi'3 won this came by ?he r good luck, nfter Earnid runs Denver 1, Minneapo'iJ » Two-base lington Burlington 10, Springfield 18. Beaaon.11 Ledger. Only too true. Manager Sbarhi third base to e-wrybo.ly'a Eatisfuctiou. hils Dalrjiii|!e, Birmingham...... ™. 20100015 0—9 a hard strugK'e of elevin hiningij. The home t>am McQuaid, Hengle. Three-base hit MONDAY, MAY C. At Davenport Davenport 2, Qilinc, should act promptly. Hantilton i«* exp-jct^d to leal the American A%o- pli»ycd a b.:iii:ajit gftlne in the field ami aho ouil'atted Daly. Home run Duke. Sacrifice hits lione.Silcli, Chattanooga...... 200002000-4 1*. At Burlington B,irlin«ton 22, Bpriugfk-li 14 "The cffo.t made to cut « ftreef through the Fhila ciatTjn basc-ruiiuers. t!:fl viaitora a!iii'*t two to one. Kinmorke wis very llealy, West, Hauralmli 2. Stolen ha«os Deliver 1, Karned runs ChaUunooga 2. Two-baso hits K«RSKS City ii not making the row over the ealo of Flrtotier, Tice, Ford, Litn. Double play Allison, At Feoria Pooria 7, Evanaviile 10. delpliia groimda has been abandoned atid the gronud effective but ft tiitlt un?ttndy ut critical siage.'. Score: Minneapolis 2. Double plays Duke, Uenf-le; Hfiiglo, WEBXESDAY, MAY 8. At Davenport Davrnport 7 will therefore not be dfotmbrd tbis year, at leaet." "Kid" Nichuli to Om;*b», and St. Ja» i< d«»iu^ th« prs sioi>:it:. AB.n ». P. A.r SIOUX CITY. AH.R. B. P. A.I! West; Kinsman. R ,we. FirK on laMs Off Healv S, Farrell, Dailey. St len bases Mills, Cavanaugh 2, Springfield kicking. Nichola ia ono of the players rerwved by Lewis, Tiohey, McCoy, Ford, Litz. Fiist on bills- 1. At Peoria Peoria 1G, Burlington 5 Clncaco Herald. Nor any other year. Tbe Pbiladel r»tton,if.....B 12 2 1 Cline, rf...... 4 1 1 1 0 0 off Duke 4. Ilitbv pitrher Smith. Mri'.ck out By At EviinsviUe Evansville 15, Qnincy 12. phia management looked well before thpy leaped an< tho Kansas City Blue.}, and the right to sign nhuia Maskrey, If.. 5 1 2 3 0 0 filenn.lf...... 4 2 2 2 0 (I Heal y 3, by Duke 5. Wild pitches He ily 1, D'lke 2. Mills, Cavannuth, Lewis, Tice, Allison, Lilz, Toohy, TlIURSniY, MAY 9. At Peoila Peoria 15, BurSingtoi was sold to St. Jopepb. Miller. Struck out Dailey, Fletclier, Lit/, Toohy, no ttreet can ever ho cut thiough their property. Mseiillar, M.4 01 0 GO P,;wel', 1!«... 4 1 1 12 0 0 Passed balls Dolan 2, JuMzen 2. Um;,lre Force. 3. As Evansville Evansville 3, Quiucy 6. A Mulvey is thor-amo reliatb third basemau. Sorai It ha^ already been fbnnd necefsary almr.gt to dtm- Philnii, 2b... 6 1 2 3 4 0 Gtnlns, cf... 4 1 2 3 1 0 Time 2h. Miller. 1'a-sed bail CoIiaD.' Wild plteU Pender- ble the size of the grand stand here. Sunday piopl* gast. Uuipire Hillt-ry. Davenport Davenport 7, Springfield 3. people may nut like clever Joo's style of play, but th i-niiib.lb... ..S 1 1 16 00 L>:o nan, 2b..6 114 4 0 Time 2:10. Philadelphia management couli po very fur indee were turned away in crowds. Ila't, cf...... 4 1 2 S 0 0 Barks, 3 0 IN MENTIONING Uorchers bus wrictsu that he is ready to mr-or* ta ss.....4 1 0 1 the fart, that Manner P»t Powers Games Played May 5. THE following order has been promulgated by Prcal fceture tbey could find bis equal, and Mes%r-«. Keach Cady, C...... 5 11 2 10 Bradl-y, 3o.. 3000 4 1 had signed tlio Ciihart^1 young pitcher, WilKoms, tho Uogc»,i «nd Wright realize it. Pity Joe isn't a belte Kansns City. Manager Walking Ia not -etnnin be NEW OHLEA.VS vs. UCMPIIH AT Nr.w ORLEANS MAT dent Nnwburg, cf «!ie Ttxas State League: "To um- wants him. KttE f,iiAN. 'Council,3b5 0 2 1 3 0 Croltv, C...... S 0 1 9 1 1 provincial New York Snu said tlint Po»ers,is quite a pjro-s, managers and ball players of tho Tt-xaa Lepg'ir batsman. iimeike, p5 0 1 0 2 0 Weber, f..... 5 0 0 0 60 hand at finding pbenoins. With all due reipect to 5 The visitors scored their only run on a base ou bulls, "Thtra a^e better batting teams two pa-eed balla and a missed third strike. They lake notice. You are lu-roby warned not to go Into i, than the Phillict Totul...... 44CU*:ill7 0 Total. 38 7 8 ~& 18 a Pi/wirs ho didn't have to look for Wllliims with a frequent pool rooms nnouoletuua M au elephant. ejra made ita hits when they did most good. Sc«r« JVlay 16. LIFE. 7' day's contest by making two runs In the sev­ Earned runs—Xewark 6, New Haven I. Two-base enth inning: CALIFORNIA LEAGUE^ bits*.FieIas 2, McDcrmott, Warner. Throe-base hits BRUNELL'S BUDGET. INT'K-STATE LEAGUE. MI"iri«LD.. AB.B.lTr.A.«. HUlTcfoX.AB.K.. K P A I —Wal.-h, Wan er. Homo run—McUeraiott, Joe Sulli ohnston, c 2 S 2 ! Games Announced. ' BASE BALL. Wliat Is Expected of tlio First Eastern Trip 0 0 Caiillilim. rf4 2 2 van, JolmsuD. Bases stolen—Mausell 2, Cougau, John- Games Announced. Shay. rf.. 1 112 0 2 Oorlwlt.. 2h 4 31 5 53 Btockton va Sacramonto, at Sacramento, May 25 : eon, Fields 4, McDcrmott, SnllivKU, Smith, Puffy 2 —SpaldiiiK'a Vain Denials — The Kick Jlapl ton,lh3 0190 OOttrrson, sn4 2 I) Oakland vs. San KmnciBco.at San Francisco, May 25. Walsti, Sullivan, Bra — This Kame was tiresome, as the batting was all ou on count of itself away fr;»m home aa well us at liuni--. Qnlncy U still doing great Total.... » The hopes of tlie well-wfeUeru pnt into words, $•..>• :-- tral Inter-State League. Davenport Is now _.______leart in the California League race, ami holds* l.owcll, \\'Ultoabarre at Hartford, Kaotou at New side, for the New Havens could not hit Daly lor games from Kvans- Springfield...... i 1101000 0—5 'Ui'st place by a slender iQHjority. Oakland Is llaveu. uiora than two hha. Score: If the Clevelueds wia five games ou tlie trip, out -j»ch second, having won four iu New Yurk, Boston and Philadelphia and two n villa during the past week. Evansvllle has Burlington...... 2 0200020 t—6 i second, Stockton third and Sacremento last. JERSEY C'Y. AE.R.B. P. A. El K. HAVE N. AB.R. B. P. A.« Washington, IE will do well. Seventeen men \v-?nt vii tallen to third place. Springfield Is now Huns earned-Sprlngfleld 1, Burlington I. bau,3b.. 2 1 0 0 0 0 O[ -. Friel, II...... 4 2210 0 Corcoran, lb 3 0 0 12 (I 2 cliffo and O'Brien-Zimm< r; two extra pi!chen», Gru'u : r list includes games played Monday, May 20: iiall. v i " After these come Hartfiml, Enstan, Worcester, OerliarJt, 2b. 5 2 3 1 5 0 Sullivan, ft.. 3 0 0 1 7 1 and Spragne anJ Bob Gilts, Only Nicholsoii Is ;it H Lowel! and Now Haven. Tho record ia complete Burke, ct.....5 1141 1'Brarty, rf...... 3 002 1 0 hnuic. With a little more vim the arms of SjiMgiio W GiKl^fCj^ Games Played Hay IS. to May 9, inclusive: ______Hofford, C.....4 0 3 7 1 llCahill, c...... 3 0 0 1 2 and Grnber will bo uukiuked mid they'll inako p Ss < ^ ~ x SPRINOFIKLD, May IS.— Somers won to day's J CLUB8. up trouble. The Eastern good folk* will liVe the apiilery 53 ' Landm»n,lb4. 1.... 2 11 0 2JFitzger'd,I. «• 2b2- 012- - o 1 game for Qulucy: Lang, a«..'..._3 1 0 2 4- olSworbock'.p.. 2 0 0 Oil team. Tho mou look tail and lithe in their new smfi CLDB». of black jersey. They are w oil-baton cod to the point SPRING 'lTA~B7E7B7p:A.K. lOUINCY. AB.K.B P.A. Total...... Jill f627 li 4| Tola!__ 25 4 2 27 12 8 of fighting for what couiea to them, aa good a lut o! .lohnsou. 115 1110 III Murray, If.. 4 1 06 3"=-:;— 3 Jersey City...... 30200240 3—14 fielders as is in the League of 18S9, or any other BWH- 1881 Muuyan, c 51184 2 Leiithton, Cf4 0 03 0 Oakland .. 4. 10 IS, 5J5 Easton...... 1 0' 0 21 0! 0 i.4CO New Hav™...... 0 00102010—4 flon, improviug on team work and on the bases, aatl a »Ui)let'n,lb5 10500 1 Lallmail,, rf 4 0 21 0 J I 6 171 M2 Earned ruus—Jersey City 9. Two-base bite—Ger- Oilman, cf. 5 2 0 Larkin, 2h S 0 1 4 0 San Francisco...... 3 i.' fMII HartfonJ...... l! 2J 1! 0 j .351 little peculiar in hatting—with ou and off days. Tfif Burlington...... 400 Fuller. BS.. .4 3 4 0 (btockloii...... ; 161 50tl Jersey City...... H 2|'0| 1 .778 bardt, Burke, Laudman 2, Walsh. Sacrifice hit«— fast and correct, and the iufield a-* Davenport...... 18 611 0 0 Spill, ss.... 3 00 oulfteld is very Rime, rt....,4 0 0 II Nultnn.Sb. .3 0 0 Lowell...... 0; II li 0 .251 Burke, Corcorau 2. Fint on errors—Jersey City 2 good a one as we had in 1883. Strickor, T«l>ftuu, Kvaiisvllle ...... 20 .tin 33] 66' New H-iven 2. Left on baa?s—Jersey City 11, New IVorla...... 17; 411 \anZant, 3h4 1 0 0 0 Lut'herg.lbS 0060 o | Total Lost...... Newark...... 2 o 2 .778 Faatz and McAfeer are doing wonderful work, HI,a SomtM-s,, P 4 0 8 0 Barter, C...3 00 1.001 Haven 4. First ou tails—New Haven G.Jersey City Qiilncy ...... 171.647 New Haven...... 0 0 0... o: o the only team that can be relied on to beat the £_)'- IS 1 .437 Wright, 2b.4 017 2 0 Collius, p.,.3 0 0 0 0 ; BDMMAKY. \Viikesbarre...... 2| 1 Ol 1 01 0 -I »' 1.750 10. Struck out—Daly 3, Friel, Burke, Waleh 3, Land dera is one that will hit the ball hard and outfield ei.'I Won. Lo.t. Per.... Won.Lost Per. I 2, U o! i o; a .429 man, Sheehan, Sullivan, Sworback. Stolen bases— outrun tbeuj, aud even they may lose. Treat thc-.n Total ...M~» ~SU Total.... 30 1 S 24 _7_S San Fr'clsco. 9 .(kin Stockton ....8 8 .6(r}* Knowles 2, lliland 4, i'liel 2, Lang, Galligmi 2, Shee­ Total host...... 7U010 lOSi well, geutlemeu ot the East. The town likes it, and Springfield...... 2 1-9 Oakland .....10 6S5lSacrailiento.. B 11 .35 Lost...... ] 6, 4 2 8 2 4 34 han 2, Cahlll, Fitzgerald. Hit Dy pitcher—Hilaud may bo able to return the favor one of theae days. SCJ1MARY. o 0 1 0 21 Lansr. Passed ball—Cahill. Wild pitches—Daly 1, Qumcy ...... 1 0 0 0 I) 0 0 Beat it ou the ball field when you can, though. Won. I,ost. Per.I Won. Lost. Per. Games I'layed May 9. SUMMARY. Sworbact 4. Umpire—Mahonev. Tinio—2:10. Quincy...... 11 6 .647 Springfield. 7 a . Earned runs— Springfield 2.. Two base hit - Won.Lost.l'ero'li Won.Losr.Perc'' EASTON vs. WORCESTER AT EASTON MAY 6 —Eanon SOME SUGSKSTIONS THAT WERE TIMELY. liavenport .11 7 .611 F'enrla ...... 7 111 .411 Fuller. Passed balls— Munyan 2, Harter ; SAN FRANOISCO. May a.—Heavy batting en Jersey City 7 2 .778 Worcester.. 3 4 .425 wai deft-ated in the eighth innlujr. Three single Your editorial last week on sacrifice bit scoring was tvansville .10 10 .600>Burllngtoa. 8 12 First on balls— Sprlngtteld 6, Qulncy 4. Struck abled the home team to score a victory Newark..... 7 2 .77S .Gallon...... 4 6 .4t» three stolen ba^e*, a bbse ou bails, aud an error by timoly and from the shoulder. The work beiug Uono out—By Somers 8, Colllns 1. Stolen bases— to-day:______is v^ry bud. The scorer has no choice iu putting do« u Wilkesba'e. « 2 .7oO: Lowell...... 2 6 .250 Williams did it. Score: Games Plaje«l May 1 4. Springfield.J^lllll^uclu 12,i., Qulncyyuinuy 1.i. DoubleI'ouuio plays—piays—L>arkin Larkln .SANSAN FII'O.Fli'O. AHAB.K.B K B P.A.P.A.B.i JKTON.AB.K.B.P A.K Haitfurd... 5 4 .050(New Hav'n 0 a .OOt EASION. A3 R.B. WORCESTER. AB.B. B. P. A.E plays of this kiad. Tba rule Is clear and plal-,. and Murray: Nnlton, (unassisted). Time—2;00.'ISIiea, 3b....6 1 1 1 o _ _ in, 2b..5 0 1 J 6 - Fou!kr.n1,3b.5 0 1 1 1 Bradley, ss.. 501 YVhither euch advancing hits aie intentional or ito- u NOTE.—There were no games played In tbe Umpire—Hall. '" "" "'"•' —— —— j^yy, ir....5 i 1 0 USIIekney, BS6 0 1 1 3 Games Played May 3 makes no matter. After H while if such plays are wi-U Central Iuter-State|League on 11113 date. O'Conuell.lbS 1 2 1 0 Jleister, 2l>..4 1 I NOTE.-Kain prevented the Davenport- ^"ifiey'. CB'S 4 ? 0 0 o:»wu'y. Ih,p5 3 3 7 0 i Wlt.KKSRARBE VS. WoilCBBTKft AT WlI.KESBARRK Hiues, c...... 5 0 0 Scheffler, rf.. 313 scored team batting will improve. So also was y. ;.i 2 1 ll.Monrc. cf. 30011' the Worcester pitcher few worJs uf talk to (ho California League. It is for l-vansvllle ana Burlington-Peoria games. ,'Siuckwuii.rre 2 3 0 (liAVliile'il, 3ht 0032! MAV 2.—Wilkesbarre balled Dovie, 2t)..... 401 Ann is, If..... 3 106 Games Played May IS. Dolmi.ue.2bl 3 Tery hard in the first two innings and look a leac Williams, ss. 4 0 0 Campion, Ib4 0 0 9 11 the Koo;1 of the game and the California Leajrue, ft^il 240 11..ward, i Ia 1310' not for that of a club or a letigue t':mt the California* PEORIA, May 16.—WretcUed fleldlng lost to­ which the Eastern boys could not overcome. Score: Burke, If...... 4 1 3 0 0 Cud worth, cf4 2 1 2 00 day's game for Peoria: 01 WILKEdB'K.AB. R. B. F. A. Ei WOttl.'ESTEC.AB.tt. B. P. A. 1. Tr»sk,cf...... 4 1 2 0 0 Daniels, Sb..2 11412 sign tbe National Agreement. Tbh is aa tture as i » 8 Pettit, S3...... 4 2 I 1 0 2'Brudiey, sa... ;i I I 1 Douaghue,rf 4 1 1 1 0 OiTerrien,c.....3 02130 write and live. PSORIA. AB.K.B r.A B£-IOtTINCY. lOITINCY. AB.K.B.P.A.X only one sale' hit off Khlues to-day:~ | Irwiu, 3b.....4 2112 llaleinler, 2b.. 4013 Fisher. 2b 4 1 0 3 3 llMurray,l!Murray, If. „5 1 2 S 1 1 . .___. ______.1 Total.... SS 15 14 27 12 6 Turner, p..... 4 18 IjCouway, p... 3 00141 MR. SPALItlNG's PECULIAR MANIFESTO. — .-_ 3 ~T~ 6J1J7 16 Beecher,, If...... 5 U 1 4 1 o'Soheffler. rf.,4 0 0 2 Hoiimim, cf3 1 2 4, 0--'••• OlLvlullton,...... _ CI4 1 U- _t 0 BL^,?^T^B^-?-....p.-*-^.!?.VA»s'Lf.AB-«-?-p-A..«,Jgi^>ra-ridiTO-^:r^~i Total...... 39 4 fl 24 14 SJ Total...... 31 B 9 27 15 5 Mr. A. G. Spaldiug hassecn fit to whitewash Daly, (l|Lauman. rt.4 1130 Routoliffe,lf4 0 000 (i|Keoclus,-3h .4 U~5~0 6—1. Black, cf...... 6 2 2 0 O^Annis, If...... 4 103 Easton...... 1 2010000 0—4 Baldwin, Sullivtvu aud Pwttit iu a curd. lie should bo 1 jj jjlSlockton.....,.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.V.'.'.'.V.O 1101 2001- J'Ian«Kau,lb4 3 1 W 0 l,Cauipion,lh. 4 2 1 7 ..4 0 0 OJI.arWin. 2b..6 223 Firibach.3h4 1 2 1 S 1 Whistler. Ib4 0 0 Worcester ...... 00011004 x—6 iu better busine^, because tbero was a good deal of r.rllnhl'b, rl4 013 2 O'Spill, BS ..5 1 211 0 Kappel, rf. .2000 00. Shaffer.lf ..4. . 0 o o ii l f Karned rnns—San Francisco, 3; Stockton, ; McKee, if... 5 231 I) OCuilworth. ct4 1 2 8 Earned run^—Eastun 3, Worcester 1. Home run— truth in the rumors m which he eays there id not cue Kohcrio, lf.4 012 0 OiNultim. 3h 5 1 1 a 1 0 Alien, ss.,.4 0 0 32 lliltnip, cf.. ..4.. 000 l ojTwo-base lilts—Levy (2), Uonolme, Bloexai Williams, c.,0 0 0 0 4 1 Sullivan. 3b. 4 0 1 0 O'Conuell. Sacrifice bits—Donaghue, Conway word of truth. The Chicago players, while IHMJ, CuiUlllou,3b4 000 2 S Iiiitenb'jr.ibJ 1 0 brothers,Ibl "!';""tloD - rf--« o l fFnlrhurst,, StocUwell,, Hetuin.. Stolen buses- 0'Briou,2b... 4 02 3 1 Terrieu, c.... 400 Stolen bases—Binko,Trask, Douagiiue, Scheffler 2, An- talked about the ranttt-r. The reasons fur tlie relc-iso Gnl'Klicr, ssi 110 Kittrertge. cl 0 0 9 2 0 Welch, cf..3 1 k " } Sl.ea.Levy, Hanley (2), Stockwell, Uouohu. Jacobs, p...... 3 I 1 0 4 (IjStaffurd, p.... 3 0 0 061 tis, Daniels. First on balls—Worcester 5. Struck ot Daly and lialdwiu had belter be left untold. You Burlsont p.4 Oil DeraariGi, p.4 0015 0 H:ir'gton,c.3 0 n s Total...... 39I^f2 27 14 c! Tolal...... S4 S 6*28 out—Auuis, Cudworth. Left on bases—Esston 7, Wor­ may notice that Cleveland withdrew its claim to Daly. c , a a 6 i g 10rei'- hw' Mei!an ^- vooa9y (- __Total.....34 ______Total.. 3 7 2i 14 7 .33 8 9 27 12 2 tiessner, 2b4 0 134u 0 Nich,Vogcl, p.. ..3 00051 , Falrhurst, Howard. First on bali- *Irwin out for interfering with batted L>all. cester 6. Double plays—ricbefner, Daniels; Turner, This withdrawal is m Hue. Tbe talk about Sullivan —Off Baker,, 11; Meegan,, 4.. Struck out—By Wilkeelarre...... 43002000 3—12 Ilines. Umpire—Clinton. Tiino and Peitit uot being reserved by Chicago as a I«;IHJII i Peoria...... o" u 0 u 0 2 1 o~o—3 Doyle. Passed ball— *—8 Total.... 32 4 8 27 19 2 Total. ....20 0 12715 5 , 4, Bake/, 7. Double rtlays— Moore mn Worcester...... 100103000—5 —1:38. for t'ueir being freed, di esn't go, Sullivan was cue of jQuiucy...... 0 0000323 ,tiebau; Hanley and Uonohu*. 'Passed-balls*- E;iimd rurs—\Vi!kt'sb«rre 8, \Vorcester4. Two- NEWARK vs. HAUTFORD AT NEWARK MAY 0.—In Tom Loflus* choice for the Cleveland outfield. But it Earned runs—Peoria 1, Qulncy 1. Two base Ilavenport...... o 1001 00 Swett, 2; Fall-hurst, 4. Wild pitches—Baker, bnae hifs—Blnck, O'C.ieu, Campion,Cudwortb. Three this game the Newarks lost their first championship was generally understood that he was "fixed" for Chi­ hita—Hoffuiau, tiallagher. Three base lilt- Evansville ...... 0 0000 00 3;8weeuey, 1. Umpire—Sheridan. base hits—Pettit, Irwin, Flanagun, McKee. Stolen game of the season, the Uartfords having ino honor of cago. And the understanding wasn't wild. Aod 31 r. l.utenljerg. Stolen bases—Peoria 1, Quinuyfi. Stolen bases—Fusselbacb, 2; Kappel, 2; Har- bases—Peitit, Irwin, black, McKee, Bradley. First on breaking the chain of victories. The contest was a Syalding'atleaial of a wordy war witb Daly on the l'i< First on Dalls—reorla 'i, Quincy 4. Struck rlngton, Nicholas. Double playa—Aileu, Wess- NOTE.—There was only one name played In balls—Pettir, Irwin, FI iiiagan, Jacobs, Bradley. First pretty OLe throughout, but the five errors made by the tiip doesu't go either. Duly was wild, Mr. Spakiiii^ out—Peoria 3, Qulncy 2. Wild pitches—Bart- ner ftnd Scrothers; Vogel, Bittman and Whift- the California Loague on this day. on errors—Wilkeebarre 1, \Vprcester 3. Loft on bases home team were very costly. Score: called him down, and was treated roughly in a vmb.il sun 1, Dernaria 1. Umpire—Burden. Urns— ler; lilttman and Wnistler. Firat on balls— Ofl —Wilkusbarro 6, Worco>ter 8. HAKTFOaD. "HB.R. B. P. A.E way. These facts are important for the purpose uf 2:15. Rhlnes, 3; Vogel, 4. Struck out—By Rhinss, U; Unities Pl»?«uing thud. Ti^re RV'VIbLl AB.K.B.p7A.B! DAV'PORT AB.R . a"?! .thlt irroo .""'coAB.R B.P.A.. :.* NEWARK vs. NEW HAVEN AT NKWABK MAYS.—This Hemp,cf.. .4 0 010 0 Ko'cliffe, 113 2 0 U a tie game tnis arturr.ooa ,^ishea, 3i>.. 32100 S Go in 1 0 o M'Derm't,2t)4 0 0 1 7 1 Siy, 3b...... 3 0 2 220 wa-i trouble in Europe, and some dissipation of a \*- peltlier side, scoring a run. The game was/ Levy. If... .6 0031 0 - n's was the play-off uf the tie game of May 2. The Newark Sullivan, 3b4 11030 McCabe, 2b...3 00531 cuhar kind. The map of it all can be published if M-t, ("roldsby. If.3 1 100 0 Kn'hacli,, 3bi 1 1 "" 1 1 o won !•)' good, hard hittine at the right time, HcD< r- Spalding would havo it. Kec<:ikis.3h. 4010 3 llKappel,.. rt..4 , 1 1 00 called on account of rain at tae end of ther PerrliT.'cf '.5 12101 Kri'h'yer.cf.) 0 0 0 Sin.ith.ss...... 4 0 1 2 3 2 l\ster,8s...... 4 1 0 121 Wistler, 1M 0 0 13 4 1 1 -J 5 0 seventh Inning: Hauiej-, ES 4 o o M.-Sori'y.abS 0 mitt aud Sullivan each making hum* runs when there Dnffy, c...... 3 1 1 7 2 0 Moolic, c...... 4 0 0 421 i) (ilAlleu. es... 20 1 3 The visitors were unable to ANSOS WANTS BASTIAN BADLY. Onndon, p.4 002 5 OiBlro'ers, lb.i' 0 1 13 0 1 ———— —————————1______StocVll.rf.c4 2 0 0 0 Veach,lh...4 0 11 wero two men ou base*. Doom.", p..... 3 0 1 0 0 C O'Conuell, y.3 0 0 070 IQOINCY. ABK.BP.A.«. UonollUe, 21|4 2 1 do anything with Miller's wonderful curves. Score: After losing his second straight game laet Monday Ike, 6S...... 4 0 I 1 6 1 Welch, cf. .4 00000 S'«H«r.D..-....._ ..„..„... AB K.B.P.A.B '--000 Proiver8, Ib.S 1 11 O'Day. 2D..4 222 Total...... 3~23 ?24 25 4 Total...... 32 4 5 27 17 4 Ansou WAS as sure as a bear, aud in talking of Tint Blttnian, 2b4 0 s 3 B S'HarVtou, c4 1 0 7 1 1 Johnson,c .3 0 1 s OjMurray.lf 40 Nowbert, ss4 2 1 1 KF.WAHK. ABR.B. P. A. E NEW H AV'.V.AB.R. B. P. A.E Callloun. rl'.4 000 " " Kliines, p...4 0 u 0 V o Munyitn if. .3 0 0 1 II Leli'tilon. ofj 0 200 'Swell, c. p..2 0 koxfnirg, c 3 1 0 Mansi'll.cf... 4 0 1 2 0 OGalligan, 11.4 0 1 0 Newark...... 00000120 0—3 hole at short, said:—"Some la'iir has quoted .Die i>s !), Swetr, FarrelK Total...... 3511" 12*26176, Total...... (il 2 4 24 US —By Dooms 6, by O'Connell 4. Umpire—Lou Knight treasury. Nobody can tell me that ihe absence ci struck OHI—Hemp, GolUsby, Whistler (2), Quiucy ...... ,0 000000 0 '-f-0 woodenough (2), Newbert. Fu-»c on bulls—Sad *Brtnly declared out for not touchipfi: firnt La«. Time—1:40. this difference. Dandon, Nicholas, Kappel, Welch, Gesaner (2). Two-base hit—Lautnan. First on ball— Franclaco, 7; Sacramento, K. Struck out—E Nt«ark...... 1 0 2 0 1~2 5 U x—11 Bastian or William eon will not make WlI.KESBAERE VS. LOWF.LL AT WlLKESBARRE MAY I know it will. I have to bring a m;m iu from my Double plays—Gessuer, Alien and tetrothers, Off Bell. Struck out—Munyan, S; Bell, Murray, Hapeuuan, 6. Doubln playa—I Kew Haleu...... 0 0100100 0—2 It.—Lowdl pla5ed a very weak game agaiust \Vilkes- (2J: Khlues, Alien and Strotliurs. I'ossnd Two-baae hit—Leo Smith. outfield to play in the infield and leave both weals. Earned runs—Nevvaik 5. barre. Tho visitors could do nothing with the bat, Any system that compels a club to suffer in this w,iy "alls—Nicholas 2, Uarrlugtou 4. Time—1:15. Ti,ret-base hit—Juliuson. Home runs—Joe Sullivan, and their field work was wretched. Score: is wrong in Umpire—Jennliigs. Mi-Uermutt. S-icrifico hits—L. Smith, Miller. Stolon can't bo any good. I think the system WILKKSB'E. AK.R.B..B. p.P. A.E]A.E! LOWELL. AB.R.B. effect." This ia basss—Cooptn 2, McOcrniott, \Valih 2, Sullivan, principle, aud I know it's wrong iu SPKINOFIBLD, May 15.—Springfield won a Petlit, SS...... 4 3 105 0 51. Miirphy,c4 0 1 all right—for Chicago. So is the talk to the efleci very exctcinx game from l^ut'lin^ton tj-day: BURLINGTON, May 19.—Burlington knocked * *AN FRANCISCO, May il.—Couglillu pitched Smith. Kitst cm balls—Off Miller 3, off Caraey 3. Irwin, 3b...... ti 3: 4 3 1 1 Glin»ha'n,cf.4 1 1 taken on tlio «il by pitcher—Uy Miller 1, by Caney 2. Slruck that eminent legal opinion has been Bauson out of the box to-day I superbly to-day, aud Stockton narrowly "~ Beecher. If... 4 2 2 2 0 llStalze, If.!.... 4 0 1 I in the HUIU.IN'N. AK. > AB K B.r.A.K. ~- Miller 4, by Carsey 2. Wild pitches—Miller classification law and that the opinion runs . 'caped a shut out: Black,cf...... 4 2 1 4 0 0 Dwyer, rf..... 5 0 1 1 line of declaring lea author gnilty of conspiracy. Be­ i:auilllon, rf4 0 u 1 o oiJohuson. lf.5 8 2 BUK'TON. AB.K.B.P.A.K IPKIIRIA. ABU. Ill' A K — .toi-yl. TassedbilJa—Sullivan 1. Smith 1. Double Flanugun.lbD 0 3 10 0 0 Hamilton,Ib5 0 0 10 Manlove. li 4 0 0 0 UlKnIler, II 0 Cantiilon, r(6 3 3 0 0 OjFisher, 88 6 1 2 24 OAKLAND.. AH.K.li.I'.A.B. ISTOCKT'X.AH. K.H.I- She*ban, Cjrcorau; fore tbe younger members of the Brotherhood take p, .y-—McDfcnnott, Smith, Fields; McKee, rf.... 50111 0 Hackett, ss... 4001 any action uj'ou the clarification rule it may bd well (''jrbett. 2b.4 0 0 2 i Van Zalit,3b4 0 0 1 Manl.ive.lt 6 2 2 il 0 1 Hoff'n. cf.ps 1 2 2 3 Cahlll. rt...4 2 l! Kt-han, «l> 4 Sj ence, Corcoran. Left on bases—Keuark 7, New Ha­ Ma> er, cf.. .4 t» 0 3 l; 0 Ulau'tou, 11)4 0 0 12 0 0 Corbel!, 2b.4 2143 0 Iteeves, c.. .5 1 14 1 O'N.jil, ss. .4 1 I'Mii-kney, ssl 1 F. Murphy,c4 0042 0 Huuiphr's,2l)3 Oil for them ti consider its effects. Under the present ar­ Olterson, ssl 2 0 2 0 i;ilni;iu. cf .i 11200 -olswivney, Ibl ven 6. >'irst on errors—Newark 3, New Haven 3. tKBrien, 2b...5 2223 0 Westlake,3b. 2 001 rangements clubs carry and will coutiuue to carry Otterson.ss.4 11130 McUa'ey, Ili4 2 3 15 u Umpire—Pitrce. Time—1:50. l'hilllpB,'3b.4. 0 1 1 4 OlMunyau, C..4 01720 Mayer. cf ..511100 Hrim'om, rf4 2 2 0 0 Wheeier, p....4 0 1 1 4 0 J. 0'Brien,p.2 1 0 .0 more meu. The payment of exorbitant salaries—tbe •lull lb....4 0 15 0 O'fhay, rf.... 4 01301 riiilU|>8, 3b s 0 1 1 4 0 0 0 0 Dooley, lb.5 EASTON vs. HAttTFunn AT HARTFORD MAV 3.—Hart­ reduce clubs Cl ford's hits wcro more opportune than Ekstun's, and as Total...... 4113 15 27 1C 2] Total...... 29 2 5 27137 aim of the anti-clussificatlou people—will 0 6 1 II Wrijclit, 2b.4 00321 N'yceO p....l 0 0 0 3 0 .._._... 0112 Oalley. c. .4 *!<«•.-«vrt, t>-2 Wllkeabarre...... 30133030 0—13 to a panicky condition acid reduce the demand for tbe .•Stephen, p..3 0 0 0 2 Otvwil.'is, p 4 0 2 0 11 0 "Imres, P...4 2 0 010 n Oalla«'er,3h3 1 1131 McL>'a]i1,2tU* ^akt-r.it.r;.:) a result sne won the caruo. The fielding was very are but.four Tolly. lb...3 2 0 12 I) BarL'u, p,cfi 12060 L'.njr, ct.. 5 ch,ii-p. O'Connell pitched a fine game for Hartford. Lowe'.l...... 100010000—2 preat second class of ball players. There Earned runs—Wilkesbarre 8, Lowell 1. Two-base clubs in the League that made money last reason-or Total . 31 0 3 27 18 1 Total.... 38 I » W__20_* Wec'kb'er.c4 1082 jUougbllu, p4 1 ti Fairimrsfic's JT45TKORD. Alt.R. n. P. A.E, EASTON. AB.B. B. P. A.E year's Lusln&as. S'prinjtflelil... :...... U 1 0 u 0 0 5 0 0—1 Tot»1.....37 8 13 27 17 6 Hrnrv, cf_...4 11310 Fouls rod. 3b 5-0 1001 hits—Beecher, Jerry O'Brien, Wheeler, Hnmphreys. can steadily make a profit on their Total...... 87 9J2 27 IS 3 Total Tliree-b*-.e hit—Irwin, Flunagan. Stolen bases—Pet- Oue of the four just saved itself. In tbe Association linrllnjrton...... ,.0 0000000 0—0 Total.... 40 14 9 27 25 2 S:iy, 3b...... 4 11121 U'Connell, Ib4 01 6 01 there are three money-making clubs. The profitj of Oakland...... 2 0 0 fi n 'i 0 0 ilnr|,!iy,l'...3 1 1 0 0 i: Hlnes, C...... 4 0 0 2 SO tit 2, Black 2, tlcKce, F. Murphy, Gunsltannon, Struck out—By Stephen 2, Sowdera 8. Um­ Burlington...... n...... 0 0080600 Stalze, U'est'ake. Pases on balls—Wilkesbjuro 6, ail these three are false profits—beer and Sunday pire—Hall. Time—1^20. i'eoria...... u#«..... 0 1 S M 0 2 0 0 btoclvtoil...... 1 0000000 lUcteb^o... 3 0233 1'1'oyJe, Zb..._4 2 1 10 00 tooted «*—fceftn-e JlHnu, rf..!.. SOl' 00 o'VVilliams. as. 4 0 I 1 22 Cowell *. Struck out—By WlieeferS; by J. O'Brion -1. £ames. There aro Severn*BK!«$ to b» Kuns earned—Burjlngton, 4; Peoria, 3. 5 Earned runs—Oakland 3. Two-base Passfil ball—F. Murphy. Umpire—Mauuiug. Time the classification rule is moved npou by the tfrotiier- 'Long, Uooley, O'JJeil, Hurdle. Stolen bases— IM.viwh. lb.4 1 1 15 1 0 Burke, If... .4 1 2 3 00 a fight. Games PInyetl May 16. baae -Ults^-f >Wter, (8..... 4 11070 Donahue, rf.4 0 u 1 00 —2:10. bojJ, aud reason is Ukoly to prevent Hardie, Dooley, McUonald, Cahlll. First on H. Lyi.ch,c.3 0 1 3 0 3 Earle, cf...... 4 0 1 210 THE FIGHT ON CLASSIFICATION1. e play—Ottersou, Corbett and balls—Stockton, 1; Oakland,6. Strucs out— O'Cvunell, p.4 0 0 2 3 0,Turner, p....14 I 2 051 Games Played May 7. It is not likely that ths Leagne team will bear from Tully, First on balls—Off Nyce, 1; Shores, 3; J!y liaker, 2; Oou^lilln, 6. Double plays— NEWARK vs. HARTFORD AT NEWARK MAY 7. — Tho tbe Brotherhood during the prea,':H playing season,! balls—WecKbeclier, 3; Smalley, Doolby and Uuiley; Smalley and Total...... 32 5 a 27" 17 6: Total...... 37 4 9*24 16 5 KV^LC 'I'OIIT AB Jl.JVr.A.K., Kartaon, 2. Passed Doolcy; SmallH.y, McDonald and Dooley; *\Yiuuing run made with none out. Newarks succeeded iu turning the tables on the Hart- despite the wild Ulk of striking dnrmg the champion­ Kecciu=,«b.6 3 4. 3 HoiTtclllte.lfS - - - - Keevetf, 4. Stolen bases—Manlove, Otteison, lords after a hard struggle, The victoryfwas due In a ship contest. But tliere ia uo question about the agita­ Wliisller,ll)6 0 2* S 0 lJKirbai-li.3b.2 312 Gallagner. Time—2:20. Umpire—Lucas. Stickney and Sween-y. 1'assed bulls—Fair F.ajton...... 01100000 2—4 hurst, 1; Dalley, 1. Umpire—Sheridan. Uartfurd...... 2 0110000 1—5 great measure to Miller's excellent work iu the box. tion against the classification 1ft-*', and hardly tiny 2 1 OiKappel. C..5 3 Score: doubt but that it started from Brotherhood sources. Mclmlas',ss'.6 0 3 3 I'i Alien, ss ..621 Gnmes Played Slitr SO. Karued runs—Eastou 2, Hartford 2. Two-base hits Hill mall,2b 4 0 0 3 1 Strolhers.lhS 1 2 —U'Connell, of Eastt.u; Doyle, Burke, Turner. Three- NEWARK. AB.rf.B. P. A.E;HARTFORD. AR.R. B. P. A.E John Ward is preparing a aeries of newspaper articles DAVENPORT, May 20.—Evansvllle at Jast won Played May 12. Mausell, cf..4 1 1 4 0 0 Murphy, If.. .4 0 0 1 01 Hemp. cl.. 6 2 2 1 llHolacher. r!4 3 a game from Davenport to-day. ', ba-e hile—Turner, Say, T. Lynch, Fi ster. Stok-n base Oh the law and its effect on ball players, which will be C«lh-r conspiracy because of Total.....45 12 14 23 15 6 Tolal.... 40 2(1 14 27 12 9 Hemp, cf.. 4 0 0 1 1 0 Kappel. rt..4 1 3 Hvlveiier.rfS 3350 nffehlll, p'..5'l 10 Jouei, 3b..... 3 0021 1 McCabe, 2b.. 4 00 the rule and its intended effect on bass ballplayers' Ike. 8S...... 5 2 2 0 2- 0' Alien, SS....4 0 1 1 Kreli'eyer.c4 2123 OiO'Nell, BS..5 0 1 1 Williams; Hiury, McL'abe; Say, T. Lynch, li. Ljiich. Krunsvllle...... U u 0 4 3 0 1 4 0-12 liittman,2b.5 2 9 Strot'rs.lb.5 1 1 10 S'nith, S!.....3 0153 1 Foster, S8.....3 001 salaries There 1* one tiling certain; the law rassed Daveuport...... 5 1 0 10 2 0 2 2 »—2 •S'rley,3li5 1 1 2 Smalley. 3b4 1 4 Hit by pitcher—Punaxhue. \ViiJ (itch—Turner. Onmlnn, n 3 1 2 OiWclch,cf...6 1 1 2 00 •ach.l'b. 5 S 12 1 Harillf, If . 5 1 1 4 PasseJ balls—Ilines 2. Umpire—Cliutou. Tlluo—1:4U. Sullivan, C-..4 2 0 3 1 1'Derby. c...... 3 1 1 6 in New York is bolnp otsuived. There ia no do'lgiug, 1- Oiilrtsby. lf.5 1 0 0 0 ( IIarr'gton,c4 13301 '«ooay, 2b..6 2 1 4 1 I>ailey. c. .6 jil dames Played May 4. Total...... 35 5 7 27 18 4 O'Connell, p2 0 0 0 Nicholas,c..4 0 Uesener, 2b4 0 2 203 .N'uwbert, 8S6 S 2 0 1 Mullo'Kl, 2b5 JERSEY CITY vs. ll\RifoaD AT JEKSRV CITY MAY I Tolal ...... 31 4 4 2717 5 a o . of....2 —Daley pitched in tine htyle, allowing the ilartfoids Newark...... 0 1001030 0—5 until fall. , : Koutcllfle, Holaclier. First ou balls—Oft Vogel Total.... 37 11 9 27 18 2 Total. 6142411 7 Iko'bertsVcfi 1 , rf4 but Ilirec hits, and one of them was of the scratch order Hartford...... 0 0002101 0-4 Davenport...... 1 D 0 0 t) u 2 2 1—6 THE BOOSTERS ANB THEIR TRIAn'. 7 4; Shatter, 1, Swift, 8. Struck out—By Vogel. 3, Total.... 46 19 21 27 15 5 40 8 M 24 13 I JLHFEYO'Y. AB.R. B. P. A. E, HARTFOi'.D. AR.R. B. P. A.E Earned runs — Newark 3, Hartford 1. Two-base hit — Bancroft looks well, thinks well of Lid team, and Slutffer, 1; Hwltt, 6. Passed balls—Calnoiin, 2; Evansvllle ...... 1 004200 4 0—11 Knowles, 3b3 2 I 1 1 OJHeury, cf..... 4 0 0 201 Fields. Three-l-aie hit — Coogan. Sacrificehils — Man- hfta bwgun the naual collect! m of rural woudeis. I Kappel, fi. Wild pitches—Sbafier, 1; Swift,2. Earned runs—KvansvHle, 2; Davenport, A |Sa<'ramento...... 1 4202604 Lyons, cf..... 222 0 00 Say, 2b...... 400 0 10 sell, John-OQ, Murphy, II. Lynch, Say. Stolen bases — can recall bim with Miih Murray and Rassett on the Time—i!:26. Uaiplre—Jennlugs. Two-base hits—Whistler, Dundon, HarrlnfT Oakland...... 0 0100223 0—1 O; Br!eo, lb.. 5 2 1 12 0 o! Murphy, If... 3 000 01 Man"sell, Coogan, Fields, Sullivan, Henry, Foster. road. They bought all the lemooale and peanuts in ton. Swift. Three-base nits—Ike, Fusselbach. Earned runs—Oakland, 4; Sacremento, 12. \ Fricl, If...... 4 0 1 2 0 oJilcCabe, 2b...4 0 0 5 11 Bases on balls— By Miller 5, by Wiukelmau 3. Struck lit, never misled a dime museum and got into a SPRINGFIELD, May IB.—Burllnaton turned the Double plays—Rfccius, Whistler and filtt- Two-base hits—Veach (2), (Joughlin, Svlves-l Cerha:dt, 2b 5 1 1 2 3 0 Mann, rf...... 3 0 2 2 00 out — By Miiler4, by Winkeiman 4. Left on bases — isfrous contest over a pinchbeck wat^ti in a Chi- tables on the Sprlngfields this afternoon; uian;Blttuianancl Whistler. Stolen baaea—liec- ter, Krel\my«r, Burke Stolen uases—O'NeilJ HiUnd, rf... 5 1 1 1 0 0 Lynch, lb.... 2 0 0 9 20 Newark 6, Hartford 7. Pasted balls— Derby 1. Wild cftiro auction shop. Thoso were great d tys. Ban's BlJItL'TOX.AB.R.B.P.A.JC. (PFRING'D. AB.K.B.P. A.E. cius, Uoutcllfle, 2; Fuaselbacli, Kuppel. First Dailey, McDonald, R McSorloy, Veacn,| Burke, c...... 4 2 2 5 3 1 Foster, is..... 4 0 0 260 pitches — WinkelmanS. Umpire — Knight. Time — 1:55. slar thi^ trip ia Amos Hnsie, a strong youn£ man from Citntlllon.rfS 1 1 0 0 .Johnson, c 4 1 0 1 on balls—Off Dundon, 3; Switt, 6. Struck out— lioodenouKh, Newbert, Burke, Roberts (.2)". Baley, p...... 4 1 1 0 5 0 Moolic.c...... 4 0 1 8 " EASTON vs. WOIICESTCR AT EASFON MAY 7.— Worces­ llifl wilds ol Hootierdoui. He lias weakftLei our i'Uiilove, if. • 0 0 2 OiFnllbr, SB...4 000 S By Swift, 2. Time—2:00. Umpire—Klnzie. First on balls—Oakland, 3; Sacremento, 4.1 Lang, 6S...... 4 0 1 4 1 0;\Viukel'n,p..4 0 0 2 ter won by malting: several singles, a two-bagger and 3;rand stand by pitching balls against it, anil if he Crirln-lt, 2li.4 0 0 3 2 VanZant,3b4 0 1' 2 2 BDRLINGTON, May 20.—After eleven innings, "Struck out—By Burke, 1; Cahlll, 2. Double~ Holloid, rf... 1 00001 Total...... 32 0 3 27 14 5 threo-baKKer and u home run in the seventh inning. joe^n't kill nil batters and catchers In eight may matte Olteibun, fs4 0 2 1 0 Stap'ton, Hi3 0 3 13 0 PeorPa win 'the" mV«f' Int^stlng" gaSTi PlW-MeDon.fi,, o;Neil' > nd Doolwy. Passed! Total...... 37111127 13 Bolh teams played well. Score: I'lilllips, Sb4 1 0 1 Glliilau, cf.3 0 1 3 1 a pitcher. Long chances for Ban. The lloosier blue Mnnyan, If 3 0 1 0 0 playedhei-aeason: ' Jersr-y City...... 23003210 0—11 EASTON. AB.R.V P. A. E WORCESTER. AB.R. R. P.A.R and yellow uniform i* a liitle I--83 hideous than Pitls- Chllils, C...4 U 1 5 .Miner, cf...4 0 0 4 Shay. rf.. .3 0 0 2 0 Hartford...... 000000000—0 FoulUrod.tlli. 4 23011 Bradley, 68.... 5 3 2 0 burg's. The te.ini ia strong, and under the sun \v!ll Wright, 2b 3 0 0 2 3 BUR'TOH. AB.R.B.r.A. O'Conneli.lbS 1 1 12 0 O'Me.irter, 2b...5 1 1 4 1 0 2 Caiit'lon, rf5 3 4 3 1 l^l^'i STOOKION, May 12.—The visitors won to day Earned run*—Jereey City 3. Two-lose hits—Ger- get strong'T. They nre a goort hitting lot. Glaascock Tully, lb'.'..4 0 0 9 Bell, p.....3 10 1 5 Manlove. If.4 0110 Hoff'an.cl'.pS 1 2 l e o through the errors of Stlckuey and Whltehead:] cariit, Laug. Three-base hit—O'Brien. Sacrifice hits Hines, cf.....4 101""0 0 S.:lief!lur, it.. 4- 1- 2- - was \voll hissed when he came to bat Iu the nrat gume Corbett, 2b.6 0132 Newman, c.S .3432 \, _ .- . —- _ ._.._.._._._.______T —O'Brieu. Stolen lt-.?es—Lyons, Knonles, Gerliartlf, Doyle, 2h..... 4 211 3 1 Auni3,lf...... 5 221 on Tuesday, It was an offence to the pood people of Total.... S3 3 4 27 15 5 Total.....30 2 6 24 15 2 Ol'son, BS . .6 1 1 0 3" liM.-Canly, Ib5 0 1 16 0 II'SANFB'O. AB.K.B.P.A.B IsTOCKT'N.AB.R.H.P.A7B.1 Burke. Base on tails—Lyons, Knowles, Hoftord, Burke, If..... 3 (I 1 1 0 0 Camplon.lh. 5 1 1 12 the town that he. should be thrust into tbeir eyes. Jlayer. cf ..5 0 0 1 0 o'Bri'com, rf,5 0 0600 Shea, 3h....4 1 1 0 3 o|B.:it— Burke, Lain,,', Henry, Murphy, McCabe, Donaghue.rfi 2 2 2 0 O'D.-inicli, 3b... 4 1 0 2 Uo playid a litlla bit rocky on the Held, used some Weckb'r. 0.5 1 1 8 4 2i|ioherls. 2t).5 0252 1'errier, cf.S 0020 0 Swe'y, lb, If2 0 1 3 0 0 j Moore, c...... 4 0142 1 Terrien, c..... 4 013 Two base bits—Stanleton 2, Munyan. Houie Hisinit, lb..4 0 1 13 2 Gall'srher.31)3 0010 Hanley, ES.4 1 0 2' 0 v*oore, cf- .4. 0- 0 0 0 Mo^lic, Lynch. Left on basts—Jersey Cuy 6, Hart- dirtj tactics and hit like a triphammer. There ia only 0020 Stnrk'ell, rf3 0 0 White'onohne,2b2 0022 Howard, rf 3 022 0 0 Cnbe, Foster,Lynch. Pulsed bail—Moolic. Umpire— Total...... 34109*23 15 6 ! Total...... 40 1113 27 14 5 jilld, but be isn't aa good a hiltwr ai thfl ex-lionfht Total.... .44 6 11 31 27 6 "— - -1 - - - Powi-re, lb.3 0 2 10 0 0 Selna. It, Ih4 009 1 H aiahMiej, Time—1:50. *Btuket out for not touching huse. one. From the time he goes on the field it ifi all play 1:40. Umpire-Hall. Total.....41 T 83320 4 Swell, C....4 0062 Harper, p,, S 000 2 n WlLKESBARRE V8. WoRCESTEa AT WlLKF.SBARRE Enston...... 0 1102231 0—111 winning ball. He Is a wonderful ball player. PKORIA, May 16.—Qulncy won to-day's game u~7T-^6 M e'-'Kan • p • 0001 Fairhurst, c3 0 0 7 0 0 21AY4.—The feature of the game was tbe heavy tat­ Worcester...... 3 0010061 x—11 by making five runs In the second Inning: Burlington...... ! 02200 ting on botli siJi§. The fiwlding work was poor. Tho NOTES, NEWS AND COJtHrjNT. reorla...... 1Peoria...... 1 000010000100401-74 0 1-7 TntalTotal ... 30 »J 4 27 8 1 TotalTotal.... 31 2 I6 24 9 3; Earned runs—Easton 1, Worcester 5. Two-basehits Duhe and Flanag^n are not yet in with the "\Vest- pKOIlTv AB.R.B.r.H.lC. QHINCY AB.R B.P.A Runsearned-Burllngton, 2; Peoria, 1. Two- --"-•'—,~-,f • J-"rJJ:-:^^LJ-' home team won by bunching their hils iu the filth —ScheflUr 2, Burket. Three-base hits—O'Connell, base hits—Cantiilon, 2; Manlove, Weckbecker, 5?"t t™?Cisco...... j "'"»«« ern clubs. Each has pitched good games and each KUher. B8..4 0 1 3 3 Mnrr'y,ir,lb4 0 2 3 0 1 00-2 inninfr. Score: Meister, Cudwoith. Home run—Cudworth. Sacrifice ias been knocked out of the box^...... Columbus utill lloffmau, cfS 0 256 I,cighton, CIS 0 1 2 1 0 Hoffman. Three-base hlts-oantlllou, Otter- b'oclton ...... o 0 00 02 o WILKE.SB'E. AH.H. B. P. A. E]WOECrST'R.AD.R.B. P. A.E liits—Burke, ALU;S. Stolen bases—Donaghuo 2, Meis­ dickers for Nicholson, and he isjikoiy to go theieoven Nowmati, c.4 1 222 IjHiinian, rf3 1 1 1 0 0 son. First on balls-Off Stephen, 5; ftoeklns, Earned runs-Stoekton, 2. Two base hits- Peltit, S-...... 0 1 1 3 1 l,I!ra(lley,.s...5 01 032 ter, Annia. Fir-it on balls—Easton 4, Worcester 1. yet...... Iu the old Loogue days Eonry Beckman, Mct!au'y,lh5 1 180 Larkiu, 2b..6 0 3 6 0 3 Struck out—By Stephen, 9; Hoskius, 1; Howard, Sweoney, Levy. Stolen buses— Irwin, lib..... 5 4 4 000 .M ei,ter, 2b... 3 204 Struck out—Fonlkrod, DonagliU'',?chelller, Cudwortli. Brrecom.rf4 2 .Spill. S3 ..4 1 2 2 1 VThitebead, Beban, Stick- low dead, H5ed to sell all the League stars their Nlilton,3b..6 1 1 0 0 Hoflman 1. Passed balls—Wecubecker, 4. Selna, stockwell, Beecher, If... 622 0 0 1'Schemer, rf.. 4 02 2 Left on bases—Kaston 8, Worcester 6. Pa-sed halls— clothes. A lot of them owe various sums to his lioberts, lf.5 1 Stolen bases—Corbett, 2; Fisher, Newman. ney, Powers (2). First on balls—Stockton, 2; Black, ri...... 6 2 2 4 0 2 Auuis, If..... 4 1 1 2 Terrien 3. Wild pitches—Burket 3. Umpire—Clin­ tstap'ton, 2b5 2 1 0 Lutl>'K,lb,lf3 21 9 0 1 ' estate, anil aa fast as they como along they ar3 nailed Uul)axl>'r.3li3 1 Harter, c...3 21 5 0 1 Time-2:10. Tmpire-Eyin,-Evan San Francisco, 5. Double play-Stickney,play -Stickney, Flansg'n,U>.5 11 4 00 Uamnlon, 11)5 2 0 11 ton. Time— 21i. ud made to settle up. An Atsocialion club was tied Ilosklua, p.4 0 rolllns, p..4 120 6 II ,. . Selna and Whltebttad. Struck out—By MBH- JIcKec, rf. ..4 1 0 ft 0 OJUndwnrtb.cf 5 2 1 3 JERSEY CITY vs. NEW HAVES AT JERSF.T CITY MAY Kltt'ge, lf,CO 000 0 0 NOTE.—These two weretifAV Afat-athe onlyTARailA games t\n oEftn1* 1 » i-Harner* • l el • 4'• Wild" llu nitch—Harner[)1I.^U—naLyor. iimLI 1U- ip last season ou account of one of its Dinu, and on ntei-oiaie ijuaguo on *j|j.g_younij. Time_1'50 Willinnis, C..6 1 2 9 2 0 Sullivan, 3b,5 1 2 1 7.—This was a one-siJed game after II,e third in­ Tuesday Chicago suffered for an hour or two until Total.... 33 8102715 4 played In the central I O'Hrion, 2b..5 2 2 2 3 0, Daniels, c... 4 2 2 4 ning, the Jorseymen batting the ball with apparent the claim wss settled...... The Cleveland Ciub ______Tota.}^ „ 38 10 10 24 10 4 this date. Fillgerald.p.5 2 3 0 5 niBurke'.t, p....4 2 4 0 Williams, the new pitcher, created a favorable ias withdrawn its c'aini to catcher Tom Daly, released Peoria ...... 0 2013 02 0 0—8 Total...... 47 ItifT 27 U 41 Total...... 40121~3 27198 Impression. HH has rare speed, and tlio New Haven jy Chicago. Loftua does not think ho would aid the uncll,lb3 0 0 0 0 l!0a33ha'n,cl.3 'ty 6, Now Havea 8. Three-ha..... 4 0 1 1 2 OJDwyer. rf..... 4 I 2 0 00 Gethardt. Williams 4, Gllligau, Wa'a'i 2, Brady, Fitz- jeeday. He got tlowerd and upplauso and played a r', 3b4 031-2 Kiltredge,c4 0 1 0 1003 niUGE AVENUE, PHILA. Williams, 8>. 4 0111 0 Hamilton,Iti4 1 2 15 0 1 geral'i 2. Smith 4. Base on ball*—Knowlpn, Hiland, :rand game. Tbe young maii is a Inture starof great Hafner, p. .3 1 0 1 1 Demaris, P 3 0 6 0 Bicycle and Trleyclr Repariiuj a Specialty. Murke, If..... SO 0 1 0 Olllackett, sa... 3 0 0 151 i, Hofl'ord. Galilean 2, Fitzgerald. Sacrifice hits— uslre. F. H. BBIMI.I.. — — Sffond-hnttd Sfachittfs Far tinle. Dona<;hue,rr4 11 2 01. llnnij,hr's,2»4 00 3 30 Hilauil, Hofford, Williams. Stolen bases—Knowles 2, Total ... 34 2 6 24 10 .1 Tolal.....35 10 13 27 15 3 TUB Earle, c...... 4 01 6 10i We3tiake, 3b4 00 1 41 Ililaud. Dully, Burke, HofibrJ 2, Lang, Galllgan, Shee- A J.nryf, Utack of Hxtulflrs on Hand. So!-d Oo!«I Wafnh.' 1'eorla ...... 0 00002000-2 Ilnndilioo, p. 3 0 0 0 6 IjGernian, p... 4 1 0 070 !ia", Car'oy. Donhls play—Shet-han, Fitzgoiald, Cor­ "" "--.untillslelv. «i«lncy...... O 1 4 0 2 J 0 0 «-10 LAD1EH' SWIFT anti SWIFT TABO. coran. Hit by pitcher—Br^dy, Car*ov. Passed balls— Total...... 32 2 5 24 11 3| T.it«l...... 34 (i 8 27 20 3 Earned run—Qulncy. Two base hit—Hoff- THli MOST POPULAIC AND SUCCl-S>L''L'Ii Ea«:on...... 00100100 0—2 ilciflbrd 4. Wild pitches—Willmnis 3. Umpire— rf«ct tiKekceper. \s and Larklns. Mahoney. ranteil. Heavy „„,.„ mau. Three base bits—Klttred«e CYCLK KVEH MADK. Lowell ...... 0 0021003 x—6 illuutiiig CaaeB. Both ladi<-3' Stolen bases-Quincy, 15. Struck out-Peoria, —BILLIARDS Karned tuns—Easton 1, Lowell 1. Two-baso bit— M'lLKESBARRE VS. LOWII.L AT WlI.KFJBAHHF, MAY 7. land gents' sizes, with wor!-^ 6; Qulncy, 2. Fust on balls—Peoria, 1; Qumcy, NOVELTIIiS FOB 1889. Catalogues Free. Jlalnllt'ill Thr-e-base btt--(iunshannon. Sacriiico —The Wilktsbarre sluirRers couldn't touch German and cases of equal value. gocd game | One Person ia each lo. 8 Couble play—Fisher and Stapletou. Umpire The Bmnswiok - Balke- ('ollcnner Co., hit^ — Duyte, P'oulkrod. Stolon hanes — Fntilkrud, and were defeated. The visitors played a —Burden. Time—2:00. I- THE COVENTRY MACHINIST CO. Ld. Hines 2t Donaghue 2, Ear'e, Hamilton. First on ,!! arouod. The home team seemed to play without caltiy can e-cure one l>30, BILLIARD and POOL TABLE MTtrs, ball3-Kastui;3, Lowell 2. Struck out—Handlboa 2, auy !if». Sco:e: " er \vitb our large and val- EVANSVILLB. May 17.—Evansvllle tailed to 239 Columbus Avc., BOSTON. LOWEI.L. AB.R. B. p. A.B uu:,.u line of 12<>uf;fholwfll 4. Hit by pilcher—Humntirejs. Double piays P.ttit, SS...... 4 0 0 1 4 OiMurpliy,c.....4 0 I 240 wll a! tlj.i v.l'h, \vo soul S»-u.i3 f> li e —llaiki'lt, Iliiiuplirevi, Hamilton. Pasted ball— Irwin, 3b._... 4 0 1 2 0 IjQunslia'n, cf 4 0 1 200 TK1 -.. v ,u have kci>t AB.R.B P. A.K,1)'KNI'OKT AB.R.B.P.A B Uiera In your home for 8 i^-ni to those Recrins. 3b.4 U 0 Rontcllffe.lfS 1 0 » 0 A. G. SPALDING oi 1JUOS.' Spurtliig GooUn. —rillLADKU'IH \ AGENTS— Karle. Umpire—Colliiw. Time—1:50. Bi-echer, lf....4 0 1 2 0 llliuinaJSo, lf..3 0 0 000 1 10 0 OFn'bach.3b5 J 2 BUtk.cf...... 3 0 0 1 0 ll ! Dwyer,rf...... 4 2 2 200 who may have called,, they be Whistler. Ib4 0 Scud for Catalogue. JSKWABK vs. NKW HAVEN AT NEWASK WAY 4.—Fitz- whoho Mrilo att once ean bo e'lroe'lr ! .9 'Watchi»co Shaffer, If ..1 0000 Kappel, rf..5 3 2 0 STRONG & GREEN CYCLE CO., gernM was battid all orer the held an.l received F:a»:igan,lb» 0 0 7 1 OiHaniilton,lh4 2 0 12 00 r I Sample*.. We pay all eipre;., fr._;r._ k-...-:.t.ttc. Adjreu Hiililsby, If.2 0000 0 Allei . S3.. .3 2 260 wrc'clird siipjiort. Illclieruiott m»de his ilifrd snrces- JIcKfe,rf...... 2 0 0 3 1 0:Hack(tt, ss..4 0 1 210 Kliusun «fc t-'o.,' Tlo.Portlantl, HeniP, cf...2 0130 1 Strot'ers.lbS 1 9 0 1 H. J. BERGSVIAN, •707 Arch Street. livc hnme run and Jue Sulliva» his second. Each of Williams, c..3 0 0 6 1 0 Humph'*, 2b4 0 1 760 Dundon, rf 4 0 2 0 Holachur.p.S, 0 260 10O3 ARCH STUKET, I'HlLADKLl'HIA. tlie -luggers was presented with a purse. Score: O'iiiien, 2b..3 0 0 0 1 o'Wietlake, 3b3 0 0 022 Nicholas, 884 0 0 0 3 Welch, cl .4 1 1 100 SEND FOR LIST OF SECOND-HAND E! SEW HAV'N. AB.E.B. P. A. K Fitzgerald, p3 0 0 2 9 Overman, p.... 4 0 q 071 B!tliu;i.ll, 2b3 0 0 2 3 Har'lon, c.S 1 1 IS 0 0 K»,\VAI.K. AB.B.B. P. A. Calhoun.C 300 < 0 2b4 0 0 ISO Manseil, cf... 0 3 3 0 0 Oiflolligau, If.. 4 0 1 102 Total...... 29 0 2 24 17 21 Total...... 34 5 6 27 19 3 Lal'ouche,p3 0 0 0 < IV./'sn, if.... (i 3 1 2 0 »'\Val»)i,cf.....3 0 1 301 Wilkesbarre...... 00000000 0—0 Seamless Sporting Shoes. Total.....59 U 11 27 1C BILLIARDS. -BICYCLES- J»lin«on, If.. 6 3 2 a 0 0 .Sluohna, 3b. 4 1 0 122 Dwell...... 02000300 x—5 _TotaU______.27 0 2 24 14 < HKAUljrAUTKIH FOR THE And Terms of Easy Pay; ents 1o Field*, lb... 5 4 4 12 0 OjCorcorau, Hi. 4 0 0 10 00 Two-base hit—Gunshanrion. Stolen buses—Will- Hf.tl Kaiirfttron It. It. Sltof - - - $!>,OO Co. Billiard Mi-Dr« from all parts of the world promptly attended to. ToUl...... 42 211827 19 4! Total...... 31 4 7 27 17 14 fitzgerald. Uiupire—Manning. Time—1:40. -Geasuer, Fusselbach, Alien ami .strothers. GRAFF SPORTING SHOES, First ou lialls—Oft l.aToucheS; HollHcher, 4. JOHN CHEAHAN...... Kewulk...... 36080022 0—21 ————*———— , sec,, IV.X-.:, SCUOEKECK made his first error of theMuon Monday. Struck oui-Bv LaTouclie, 4, Hollacnur, 5. Continental Hotel, I'hiladelpliia. liuw llaveu...... 0 00001102—4 281 COURT ST. BROOKLYN N. Y. 1'asaeil halls- By Oalhoun, B; Httrrlugton, 1. Time—1 ;>5 Umpire— JeunlugA won ttt 8 THE May 15.

will be held on Jun« 8, on the grounds of the Detroit A. C. BILLIARDS. The Wanamaker way of A World's Kecord Made. A. J. REACH CO., Tie National Cres« Coiiutry Association'!) ^h»m- handling Sporting goods is ALBERT THEY. plonehip run May 4 was won by William II. Pay, of the N. J. A. C., in 45m. 31 l-5j; }. just the same as the Wana­ 1022 MARKET STREET, PHILADELPHIA, PA. The Young Hero ChampUra as He Was In I.loyd, Prospect IJarriera, '2J, by 2oOv«'s.; P. f>. Life. Skiil.nan, Now Yurk Athletic Club, 3d, 47m. 31s. maker way of handling any /T"1HE SEASON is now upon us, and our goods are giving better satisfaction than ever be- The winner is only 18 years old. The other «renis The death of Albert Frey, which occurred at decided prior to and during the meeting were: 100- sort of merchandise begin by fore, fudging from the duplicate orders and commendations received. his home, in New York, on the morning of the rard inn Won bv C'. If. Slirrrill, Yale College and N. 24tU ult., was briefly referred to in our last Y. A. U. (ncratolj), in 10 1-63. Sherrill raa on and rubbing anything that smacks broke the record for 125 yard?, doing it in 12 2 Gs., COURSE our No. oo Bat gets its full share, and why issue. Mr. Frey wa3 suffering from consump­ which in now tlie amateur world's record. W. IJ. H«.r- of extravagance out of the tion of the throat for nearly three months pre­ pan, Pa-tims A. C. (J>2'yi!K.), 2d, and II. Y. Waller, should it not? As there cannot be a more perfect bat vious to his death. His throat consumption de­ Yale <\;lle>:e (3yds.) 3d. 220-yard hurdle race, nix trices. Base Ball Bats. veloped into pleuro-imeumonia, which resulted hurdle*, fach 2ft. Gin. hijjh, w*s won by G. Scliv,-o,;'.er, made, being of the very best, thoroughly seasoned, second- in his death. Hal Mr. Frey followed the ad­ (3yds.), in 25%v, F. ('. Puffor, Olympic Have yon ever looked AtUrt'c Cluh, 2d,and E. Karnw. Statea Island A. C., growth Ash, and perfect in shape. We have thousands ol vice of bis physician, hU death might not have 3'1. The thrse mile bicycle race was won by K. \V. through that acre of the Wan­ occurred so soon. We were informed several St^re^ Kings County Whetlioen (2'25ida), in 9m. weeks Ago of his critical condition, but did not 52 l-oi..; E. A. Powm,"Riverside Whecliuen (250yds.), amaker store where the Sport­ them in stock. SencB for obvious reasons refer to it. Frey's physician, 2d;F. R. Muller, Riversido WiieeJmeu (ioO-yds.), 3d. him not to play in the recent tourna­ ing things are? Everybody^ advised I'o!nter<4. your order now, giving ment at Hardman Hall, N. Y., and forbid him At the garnet of the Yale freshmen, May 7, Clark, best. That's the rule. to come to this city a few weeks ago when he '91, lowered the Yale two milo bicjcle record by length and weight you played a scries of exhibitions at three clubi 15 2-5s. Otlier events were as follovve: l(X)ydp. inn A. G. Spalding & Bros.' en­ here, with his friend D'Oro. Janeway, 11 l-6s. Mile run II. Clieney, '02; time, want and receive in return " 777^ BEST BAT MADE." The world has probably never seen a greater 4m. 54 l-5s. tire line of Sporting goods. pool player than Albert Frey, and indeed may At the sprlns meetinsr of tho Harvard College Ath­ letic Asjocla'iou, May 7, E. D. Dudley, L. S., won the We give special prominence never ngain see his superior at this fantastic 220yds. hurJIe lace (twu-'.lilrda disUtce), in 18>~>. QUR LATEST SPECIALTY is species of billiards. During his life there were Tlie two mile bicycle race uaa the most interesting to his BASH BALL goods. You many of the opinion that Mr. Frey was the event of tho day. E. A. Bailey,'91, won in 6m. 1"., the "New Bass Ball Coat? greatest master of the game of pool living. Now beating the previous recoid. In the pole vault, R. (r. will find the Spalding things Deariit, '89, cleared 10ft. 4io., breaking the college Base Ball Coats. that the gifted little champion is no more, record. I.eavilt also n-on I he ruuniiig high ju:np, mostly by themselves. (Spe­ made of a new fabric, which is ab­ Ms admirers will be more firm in their con­ with a record of 6ft. 3%in. viction th;in ever that he had no equal. cial catalogues free.) solutely superior to flannel in It is pretty generally conceded, however, Abbey & Imbrie's entire every way, is made in any stripe, color or combination of colors. It among those whoso opinion is worth weigh- THE STAGE. ing, that both Malone and D'Oro were a match line of Fishing tackle. will not rip or tear, and the color is guaranteed fast. They are now at any timo for Frey. As possession, however, Maybe forty kinds of Lawn is nine points of law, it must be remembered MUSIC AND DRAMA. worn and highly recommended by the leading Association and League that Frey has been champion at pool for about Tennis Rackets; Wright & eight years, and was never, we believe, defeated Interesting: Details Abot:t the New Opera Clubs. Sample coat sent on receipt of $6.00 for examination, which in a matcli came at bis favorite sljle of play. lucloed, Opera Ditson's, Peck & Snyder's, A. when we consider Froy's physique, it H a question it' to be Produced at the Grand be win not tiie SJiaeier of tho pool world, for while . House The Programme at the Other Lo­ G. Spalding & Bros.', D. W. can be returned if not damaged. Schatftr is by no menus a plivtictil jumbo, he might cal Theatres News and Gossip. bo reminded as such compared with the diminutive PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, May 11, The lo­ Granbery & Co.'s, E. I. Hors- LttiUil^ chitmi'ioii of pool. cal season is rapidly drawing to a close and Albert Froy was born in New Yivk lu 1SG3. and at man's, and our own Special, the time of liis death vrai iu hid 2Gth year. The re­ there is but little of interest to chronicle. The only QUR Score Book "Flarry Wrighfs System" is used by markable cUvtniess displayed by him aa a busiui'sa novelties at tho theatres during the weekwero ($i to $4.50) believed to equal HMD was simply ouio^ to tiu fact tbat lie began life "Snmsun and Delilah," tbe new comedy acted by Harry Wrigrit's all the official and leading Scorers and Base Ball Re­ s a Tery young lad say about fifteen or Bixteen, Daly's Company at tho Opera House, and "Old any other costing a third more. which was probably old, compared with the nge of porters of the country. We have it in seven sizes, from the Daly, Sloason. Sexton, Sciiat-fer and McLangbliu, Jed Prouty." the play in which Mr. Richard Everything on the same SCORE BOOKS. when they entered the buafnee-*. ImK-i-d, Christian Uolden appeared as a star at tho Walnut. At small pocket score book to the large club size, from iQcts. Bird wai l>tit twelvo years of age when he eiit'-rad the the other theatres there were changes of bills, scale. Our Sporting Goods calling, while tho late E. 11. Nilms was EO young (bat but nothing new or specialty attractive* to $2.50. Consult our catalogue, which you can have by addressing us, for information on 3ie bad to stand on a box to pnmp «ir into the cucbions Catalogue for the asking. our complete line of Sporting Goods. of the tubles where ho waa first employed. For this coming week we are given a change In poiut of exi>erienee Mr. Frey was H man of Tory JOHN WANAMAKER. confide ruble knowledge, aUhetigh, as just stated, be all round, and also a decided novelty in the new beeaii 1>U battle with the world much later in life than comic opera "Paola," which is to be produced at the profe£siou«Ii already nanied nu I mauy more tbat the Grand Opera House on Monday evening by we Diiitbt refer to. Tho fact that Frey looktd like a the Duff Opera Company. Following is a syn­ toy at tlia time of Mi death lias led luauy to look on SCORE CARDS. him as a genius which be probably was in bis line opsis of the plot of the opera: time thai bo was a "lad" of The atory hlDjjes upon a feuJ of long standing be­ BASEBALL nd forget at the tame N buU little or no experie^c*1. It is slso eo uuugnal to tween two aceietit Corsican familiea, ihe Buroui ai.d Managers of minor league SPLENDID, HEAVY-RIBBED find a pool player who is a business man that Mr. Krey Carol*, Fifteen je-ira btfuro the opening of Act I., the Uniforms was looked ou as a eort of pbeiicniemju.. Tha tiuth id chiefs of b;jth families l-.itI dtpaittd ilu3 life, aud the and amateur clubs desiring to Prices of Complete Rifle's Special Hand-Sewed 1hal Frey lias always been mure of a room-keeper or direct heirs to tlie TemK-tta were under age. Thus AND profef*ion.il than n pool player, although it is at ths the feud had to languish while tha heirs grew up to purchase score cards will do (WITHOUT SHOES): Kangaroo Base Ball Shoe. latter that he excelled, wh:le It is almost certain that man's estate, but for enfa'y tlie tv.o were sect to France he would hsvu developed into ono of the great jvuui- to be educated. The tifiean joan» of quiet havepjtssfd1 , well to send a two-cent stamp keepersof tbe couutry in lime, Lad he bui beeu spared and tbe two claimants are recalled. It appears that $3.00, $4.00, tj luu calling. both are expected on the s-ime Towel, which arrives nt and receive a sample of THE Nov \V(U Krey's taleut confined to pool playing. He (he tedium n;.; of Act I. Luc.Vn Cttreli is met by hi3 was a very so-jd bil iard player, ranking abulit on a mother, ftlaraariae, and two or thies kinsmen and SPORTING LIFE official score $5.OO, $8.OO, fur with Folia nl and Burris, of this city, ilad Frey &tpolo Baroni IB greeted wim joy by his supposed un­ devoted less timo to pool and inuro to billiards during cle Braggadocio ami hia kinjnr-iii G:ijfo. Paola, the cards. These cards are the the pa, I five or aix years ho nii^ht have ranked next t;> aiater ot Styjo/o, whilo aw.tiiitii: his arrival, is beeet hy Double Knee, and $10.00 McLuuglilin and llt-iser us a bilHardUt. Aa Frey was the loafera ou tha quay, but Liideu, landiug fioni tlis finest ever gotten up. These are Heel and Toe. coosid' rab'c of a diplomatist, towiver, we have no vessel, is hi timo to save her. Braggadocio txplaius especially do:ibt th«t he mnda the discovery !&i hia game. On this point there vemii tt:», and congratul;.tf s bin. on returning to re- THE SPORTING LIFE FUB. CO., for our trade, should be no doubt, when it is remembered t-'at Frey ct-mtueQce hoatilitii-s. But Lticicn and S.ipolo are fast and are, without 50 ets, at un early period of bis life had such masters for ttach- friends, and heuce find themselves piact-tl iu A 34 S. THIRD ST., Philadelphia, Pa., a doubt, the very or 35.5O No. 2-O, Kangaroo ...... 84..-.0. ois as Sciiaefor aiiJ Sexton, while his cloao connection Dtcst undeaimblo eituatlon. If tbey rtfuao to best wearing stock­ No. 1-0, CillJ'skiij...... too. with Dalr, if it did not n>aUe a great bilhaul player of kill each ether their relatives will kill them. BOX 948. ing in the market, dozen him, might have made a treat "di:>lomat;' of bun bod Hi wevfr, to oppeeae the hankerings of their each pair, as usual, $1.0O, $1,.25, Hot i hat Divinity which sfcapes all lives decreed other­ respective faoiilirs, they pre'eud t> be busily enja^eJ BEING GUARANTEED pairs UNIFORM BAGS. wise. * in ercomrade;ng each oiher'd des'ruction. Another NOT TO STAIN THE That Albert Frey dignified the p*me of posl and dij regul.i.tu»n of the veudctta proridei that the feud i« to FEET OR UNDERWEAR $1.50, $(2.25, mure to make it a gentleman's i'>ual crooks and sharks who inilkanp [or Sapolo, tliinka to xvreatc her venjtrance by CYCLING COMMENT. Send for S.UIPLE before or- houJd b*p<* ln*eu in the jie.-iiteutiiry instead of beinjj: denoiincinsr fsHfolo to the authorities as lihck Bart, tlie deriug elsewhere. at large. The game a^ band ted by that element WHS li-indit. A troop of hu«8nri ha< gone into the moun­ The Next Meet of The I*. A. W. A Safety then almost universally denounced by the repu fabl« tains to hunt ihis same brigand, Sapolo is denounced Bicycle Question Answered Century 'SEND FOR 18S9 CAT­ spoiling press of the couutry. Frey, however, O--J the notorious bundit, but his lady love, Ctfu/iua, who ALOGUE. No. 2, Canvas...... aided by the tame independent sporting press, lived is aware of Jfart/ariae'a iiit-ntions, dtnles tiie charge Wheelmen Plans' Local Racing News, MAIL ON KECEIPT OF to eec the game of pool not only played by and accuses Braggadocio of Iwiuj; t!ie brigand. L'-ng- Etc. masters ot that ganw who are aa a rule Ti-rjr respect­ gadoci», seeins 1.0 way out of ir, confesses that he is an PHILADELPHIA, May 11. EJitor STORTING able nifiu, but v»»t:onized by the very be-t classes of mpoator niasqurradiiiff in Blnck B'f/'C-^jilacp, Hiid that, LIFE: Jack (J. Furvis Bruce), the curlv- -^he pe^vla of die country. That Fr»y Imd idaa» *l>out \u%lead of leiog Stipo/o's uncle, he U. in tealitv hi* bt»l, as iD'.iuJgred in by experts cnriain falls on a chorus bewailing tho decadence of bler of cycling notes in tins country, hascejised in jool tonrnaiiients, is one tlniiff, and th« pool which eucli noble cnstjnis, with no recommendation outside his wanderings and settled down in Westboro, that of antiquity. By using this glove the\ houUl bo played in public rooms, quite another. Fool Mass., where he will hereafter have his head­ at its best and nndtr tbe most careful and ri^id sur- The cast is to include the following artists: Teilbince is at all tiiu^s not only madileniug but cal­ Adelaide Randall, as Paola; Celia Ellis, Chi~ quarters. Tho White Cycle Co. claim him for ball is easily handled with- \, culated to destroy the discipline of tho test managed Una; Fannie Edwards, Margarine; Chauncey their own, and he will travel in their interest, room in the country. This is something manufac­ Oicott, Lucien; Mark Smith, Braggadocio; though he will continue to delipht and astonish- turers and professionals not engaged a^ rooms- out injury. William MeLaughUn, Griffo; Fred ' Clifton, bis friends through the columns of the English keepers have nev^r been able to understand; Noth­ and American papers. ing but the money that oiu be raade out of Caroli, and Harry Paulton, Sapolo. An elabo­ Price $5.00 Per Pair pool could tolerate that frame in any fmt-cla?s room, rate production of the opera ia promised. * * * Tb.ii money we contend canuot be made oiu of the To C. P., and many others whohave mads in­ game with such fantastic rules as exist in the average "Our Irish Visitors," 'i comedy wherein quiries about the best safety bicycle, I must re­ 157 Broadway, N. Y. rooma of the country tu-day. The game as it exists fer them to the advertising columns of THE . Kiffe* 31BFy3ton St., Brooklyn, bag b*Kt of not make a mistake in buying any one of a K-sses were at the he'ra in the bflliafi world. Tho New York. The com pa by contains sonie .excellt-nt dozen first- class machines that are on the market. boflteanere playing tne business for all it was worth, specialis s, but the features of the programme are Mur­ The safety has not yet established any road Bnd as u youngster like Frey could not be expected to ray and Murphy, Ihe fci'ai-s. They have a rich Irish dia­ records in this country for fifty or one hundred boss the bo*se.% and having no other school to look to, lect, and tin easy, natural «tvle of acting that surpasses the fltern reality or flie force of circnmi'ances made the eff-jiti of other comedians of llu:ir clas**. and that miles. him.tbo creator of rul»3, wliicli hurt him in turn as gives an artistic touch to their work. In iheir person- * * * much as they hurt others. atinns they remind one of the clc-vernesa of Deitmau No official announcement of the fact has yet Fnjy'ij popularity wit!i all classes of people, and tho ThompeoD. It fs worih more than Iho j>r ce of admis- been made, but the next League meet is doubt­ geix-tal sorrow amon^ protes^iouuld over liis iiotsraoly fiou to hear Murray and Murphy sing "I Owe Tin Dul- less booked for Hagerstown, and for two years in Coitege and Amateur de-itlf we can well uuderstHnd. Tho manJy little lire to O'Giady,'' and tl.ere is tbe womK-rful bilk-t containing the statistics of the championship contests of 1S?8 of the National League, Central champion, wbose smiling and honest face might be it which Gil!iool/t McGi>tnifi, the dude and the succession the L. A. W. will be entertained by taken for lhat of » laJ of tivdre, made friends where- Tontou appear in piuk ti»ht(». The wh jle entertain­ (he Maryland Division. That, cf course, means as League, Western Association, Tri-State Lcogue, Soathe,-n and Texas League*, New England ever lie pre-:ei,tod hiinst-lf. llij youop life was full of ment H u aeries of Joud and long laughs. much enjoyment BS a fellow can absorb ia thiee days League, California League, etc. Also tho Official Averages of the American College League, Inter­ j-romHO, hoj e. talent, and, crowued already with the aud a rousing £(X)d time fioni A to Iz7.ard; but I am collegiate Association, -Maine College League, New York State League, Amateur Athletic League, victor** wr«rt\i «>r sncce-s. It would hutve been a certainly astonished that tho Mary food Division, have "Week of May 20 Mr. McKee Rnnkin will ap­ niDinely shouldered tlm hi^ contract, and I only hoye Chicago Amateur League, together with the revised National Agreement for 1889 and tho Code of inirac'e, hoaerer, if so fragile a hero could live loug in pear in the roimntic drama, "TheGolden Gate Mine." the severe school of Limitless which he had chosen for Tliia will Le Mr. Itaukiu'a first tngagtmeut at the Na- that they will let the visitors pay their way to tome Playing Rules. hn calling. Had be lived, however, to be a century extetu at lo.ist. old, ho Could not be more cherished than he is now. Last year, at Baltimore, the enfertai&inf* w»s donft Send for catalogue PRICE, 10 CEi^TS. And lung after the garland* shall have withered on on a f rand Bciile find wiih a lavish expenditure of Both our regular Leaeue Guide and also our Minor League Guide will be for sale at wholesale liifl grave his memory wi.l ba cherished by many a That lar£e ami popular burlesque organiza- fund* Hint overshadowed all past atti-mpta, and while by the American News Company and tiieir branches, and at retail by all Newsdealers and Athletic professional friend. SIMON WASP. ti«rt), the Lumli'u Gaiety Co., Lenled by Nelly Fnnvn the recipients of this genertsity were- highly de.ightej "OUT DCOR SPORTS" Goods hou?es throughout the United States. If you are unable to secure a copy from your News­ anil Fred Leslie, returns to th» Walnut Strict Theatre and gratified ot the treat iif'itt they it-ceivcd, it ii cniy Momi.ty night 1'or a two weeks' farewell engagement, too apparent lhat this attempt that Ii made at every dealer, send to us and we will mail you n copy on receipt of 1- cents. Caroms. prior to sailing fur Europe. "Misi E-me-aUU," so auc- League meet to outdo all olhera will have to end s.mie- now ready. Wailed free on Albert Gamier, !he French expert, will visit Chicago celslully done here by !ti6 Gliely people ia February wherf, arid thero can ho nu beltur time for it than the ce.xt fall. las', will bp revived for the first week, and tbe eecond preeent. Lt t ihe Marylan-1 tojs take for Knmtf-docc& w ill be devo!e;I to an elaborate tcenic production of application, containing prices A. 6. 8PALDIMS & BROS., Publishers, Sloven wi'l probably manage the Grand Uaion bil- for all that they have arqui'.t-'d themselves in a way liuid room at Saratoga this summer. "Monte Oripto, Jr." Tho advance eale of seats joints that can nc-ver bebolfttM. If they will be satisfied 1O£3 Blrs. Shaw i* confined to her upartment at (he Prigps conclusively to very Urge business, and it is altogether to rest on the laurels s-j well won and let each man and description of the best and House, Chicago, bufformg from an abscess in her felt safo to I'fi'Oict that Miss Farren, Mr. Leslie au-1 tuoir bear h!s legitimate falr.ro of tht> expons<8 at the meet ear. lively companions will be tlie recipients of a rousing of 1889, they will hivve tho tlmika of the more con­ welcome. Those clever dancers, Mice Letty Lind aud billiards of nil servative element of the League aod establish a prece­ BASE BALL Eugane Carter, champion at erratic Miss Sylvia Grov, will a;:ain be seeu, aud Misa Gray, dent for which we will all be truly thankful. most practical norte, sailed oo !a-t .-atiinlny fir Paris, wherw he will ulth Mr. Chas. Dun by, tho comitai Corporal Gringoiret remain during the I'nris Kxpotitl; n. givingexhibilions * * * will introduce a DOW dastce, described as very telling. The Century Wheelmen, nt their last meeting, by a GOODS ever put upon the mar­ of billiards, lie \vj'l try arid arrange a five-night Mr. Frtd Storey once more dote the grotesque daucinj; SHiBE'S- mat;;h with Maurice Vit-nanx. clo-e rule decided to postpone any actiou relative to for which be ia nutcJ, nnd enacts Quasimodo, the l»dy menjbtirship for the present, and it ia not likely, Itarvcy McKontin, the great rail player who rnakea hunchback. A large chorus ami ccrps de ballet will ket; also contains "Hints on Chicago from a Mex­ therefore, that lady niemheiM will ha taken into that DOUBLE-STITCHED BASE BALLS. 10tK) or no count, hai returned to lend their aid, as alao will the stage b»n<1. But the oi^ani/atii ii tor fl'-mo time to come. Ihey also raised CELEBRATED ican trip, and will remain at bis home in Detroit until maiu attraction of''M'ss Ksmantid.-i" Is found in the the dues liom £12 to 815. SHIBE'S League Ball "1 Single B:iH( E. i 1'nid fc!J. He is Miftenng from lung trouble. mil til-provoking abiiitie* c*f Jliss Farren »n<\ S!r. Les­ { liV Oiui). * * * Pitching," by T. J. Keefe. "^vftADf SKIBE'S Association Ball Alfred.De Oro, the Cubnn fool champion, who was lie, who, aa C'tptniii Ph'i.bun and Claude Fi'oflo, sine, '$v to ulay Ftey for the champiouflliip of the world, has act and dancn in such a wanner a* to keep the audi- Srhaffer is Irainfn? actively for his race with SHIBE'S Eastern League B all enco constantly laughing and iij planding. Air. Ltelio's Bully, r.nd the la't-.-r geutlemau will start to work ou IPSned an <.pca cballeugu to piny WX) points up, In Monday. There I. as i»een 6<-me talk of poerpoDHi^ the OTJS*. C blocks of 2(.K) a ni^ht, fji- the posse.*ion of tho Ei un«- "Kilalloo" is asoag never to be forjcottuu. By cur system ot iLHimlttciuie \vy IMV*; u iH- ' til Ball lard event, but for whul reason is not apparent. A laixo seams In hint tlie hands unil imp-'Ssitii'.* to rip <* j itss siiape. C wick Jfc Jlalke c-niblem. It is probable that HI alone attendance ii promised and it will doubtless be the using will accept the challenge. For the other theatres the following an­ our nuikn will never lw ri-quirrd to use a new IU11 for pr.ictice. All w.) u-»k is most interesting eveut cf the eca-oa. an order f«r a 8-in'ple Ball, and we feel assured that \vo will be aMo to nuiub^r nouncement 9 are n:ndi-; Arch Sirr-et Theatre, * * * "Drfains;" Chestnut Street Of era House, Joseph L. J. Kr»lb has cliHl!enp;ea McPaniel* to a road race, QiSOASIA yen ani"iit; our funiro custo»K-rs. __ Murpliy in "Kerry Gow,"etc.; Cheatinil Street Theatre, but lias r;a;ned Pnuday as the day on which the race a cu. >o etite:ii in qm-t;mi IHS a "Natural Gas-;'* ContincLtill, Ke^lnr; Central, May must he held. ] hoj>e under iheae circuuistances that n 223 N. EIGHTH ST., referred to At lotixth in thtse colunintt. Our . Howard's C«>otpany; Fore pan gh'i», "Itisli Aristocracy;" every cyck-r in Philadelj-hiA will enter his protect . U. -, PHILADELPhlA, PA. form fl<^ra-j idea <-l its beauty and exquisite workman- Kouiinglon, E;e!ka Waruel); Staudird, ''Chiniej of Bgair.st the event. Certainly the tlulo of which tbe alanufacturers (exclusivelv) of Uuse liaU Goods. 0i)i|i wht-n they \e srn tln»t ii« i% sf. was lu-nrly SI GOO. NuimauU}1 ." men ate memlx-re ehould u»t permit them to enter SKND K(>« Pi'IfK LIST. Tbis Hoiivt-ujrof (he 1889 tournament, which Is to 1 e under their color?. Sunday racing ia a nntch lower innueuratod at the Rucquat Court Ciub to-nmrrow Rapid progresa is being ranrJe in the falc of than J ever hope to see cycllDR go. niuht, will be fianied nnd chiced in a prominent j;o^i- wits lor the K'and benefit if tbe Military Band, tioit in the oflice of THE ir'PORTING LIFE. Knitrhta of tbo Golden E<»plo, anuouaced for Friday Wheel Notes. Appended fs the sclielu'e of games for tbe amateur evfiiiuir, May 31, at tho 'Academy of Music. An S'arefl, to be held There is a good figliting cliance that tbe Warner tllliurd championship of the United openuic, diaiuatic niid terpsichoreuti perforniauce by Bill miiy receive its quietus in the Missouri Senate. under tbe auspi^e-i of tho New Yurk Ra p. Bishop aud Agues Vuill.-, the well-*knowu urima- The 15-mile birycle championship race of England TRICYCLES TANDEAS~5AfETlCS-' M,, Oddio vs. It'ctfioiilrt. Tuesday, May 1-1, 8 p. M., donnae, Bing iu scenes from "11 Trovntoro'' aud "The was wou by It. Uuwell, at North Shields, Eog., laai Miller vs. MrUinin-; lOiIJO P. M., ToMnscnd vs. Jt-n- Bohemian Girl/' aided by abl« talent. There will be a week. J. W. MANSFIELD, Diogc. We.lnt'Hlay, May 15, 3 r. M., Miller vs. Toivn- snpero gypaey ballet by a large corps of dancers, and The five-mile L. A. W. bicycle championship has r^POPE* een-'i; 10:SO r. M , Oddie vs. .'enning-i. Tbursdav, May llie full strength of the excellent trou[nj will interpret been located with the T ouisiaaa Divieioo, to be tuo at Vrt 1C, 9 P, M., Ti.wnseud v«. MeGinnis. Friday, Mav 17, D -jb(.'rwon"8 brightcflt comedy, "Caste." their division, meet in September. ?i2a 8. P. M., O.Idie vs. Miller; 10;:jO P. »t, McGimis vs. Ilagerstown, Maryland, has been decided upon as the FOR KASIFI.KS ANU Jennings. Saturday, May 18, U p. M., Oddie vs. Town- Ballet Muster George W. Smith is now busily place of mfeting'of tlie L.. A. W. for 18SO. .The meet engaged rehearsing the large force of dancing gir!e will be held July 2, 3 a lid 4. Papfe this In your bat. A SPKINTEE'S O'DEA'S fur Manager Harry B. MthnV foithooniiQK "Fill of The Elwell European tourists will tall for Europe on Babylon," a' the National Guards' Hall, Kace street, Saturday, May 18. The cycle: B expect to be cone below Sixth itrcet. Koliearfi:ila of tbe hugo chorus about five rrnnthe, and will ba royalty entertained by ATHLETIC. are al^o in prog;e s at the same hall, which from ita different wheel clubs on the other tide. BASE BALL SHOE SPORTING GOODS HOUSE, ize id well adapted for ti.e puriuse. J. Keetie, the ex-champion bicyclist, undertook to UirOIlTANT MOVES. heat two troiting horses in sulkies, iu a 12-mile race DESIGNED FOR ?sTo. 137 North Eighth Sti-ec.t, IPhila., ."Pr. Manager Gordon announcei that ihere will be at the Crystal Fataca Ground', Eng., Iwt we-tk, but was defeated by al out a quarter of a mile. Manufacturer of the Mason Ball. Adopted by the Middle Stales League, Trades Official ITjnHlicapper Appointefl Reinstate- but twelve days moie for iho eujoj meuiof the tobog­ gan chute at llie Llite Jiiuk, TwoLty-thinl and Ciiest- Louis K»:lb, of tho South Knd Wheelmen, and Frank League and all Amateur Clubs of Philadelphia itinttg and lEcfnsa's, l'*tc. nut sire* t3. The place lias to be closed in order to B. McDaiiiel, of the Pennsylvania aud Wilmtn^ton BASE-RUNNING. Sole agent for Graffs Sporting Shoes, O'Dea's Shoe Plate, finest and cheapest in E. C. Carter has been appointed official hamli- have it reconstructed lor the reception of new coaches, cluing, have arranged to ride a bicytlo race, alout 12 the market. capper of (lie Amateur Athletic Union. The etc , in timo for the reojening in S^pternbtT. The to­ miles on Ihe Lnncanter turnuike CQ May 12. REFER TO following have been reinstated to the amateur boggan chut u is the D>« et delightful meuus of amuse­ The Lynn truck lease wa j sold a week ago to I-iah ment that lias beeu invented iu modern timc-e, *o4 DO HUTCHINSON'S GLOVES ranks: W. II. Wakeman, Ncwburg; John Sher­ Graves, for S-100, he o« iiing the laatlaad one year'a rent KELLY, WARD AND LATHAM. one should fill to make tiie experimental dash through (-ij-Kt) beloc; due him. Theru M-HS on'y one other ARE THE BEST MADE "Practical I'W T I/TRY HOOK. wood, Syracuse: Ben tluincy, L. Pclonge and H. the air ou nue of tlie cars. There will be no mure bdiler and ho had an iiitrrest in the premiset) amount­ 10O PP.! b'-autifu) culured plate, Bhiptnan, Detroit. The following applicants for niatiiices at the Elite Kink and it will be ctared on the ing to&350. The park will le-ea^e-I to diiy responsible For driving or street wear. Made with eilgl'llviuifS *«Vl rfeiciijmi'n* itf nil reinstatement h»ve been refused: J. Kuddiinsn, 20th inst.. having twelve nights more fur the great to­ party, for one or two years, for $400 per year. care front relecte'l stock and warranted. breed*. bow to capnuize . p1a:is for boggan chute. CLAFLIN, Tlio^ wishing serviceable ^IUVUH autl to poultry houses ; about iucil tml »rs \ Ncwburg; J. J. Donohnn, Worcester; G. K. Chairman liavol, of the L. A. W. Racing Board, ha3 issued the following uoilce: "Rule 13 re«de: 'Safety 831 CHESTNUT ST., Philadelphia, Pa U-arn liow tt> pet ibom anJ save mon^y, and nber« to Viy f!aj;« *r.d Kowlj. French, AVashin^ton. Forty-two applications 'st'ii'l plump to tho iiiHniit\tctiirer for liia B MftileJ for 1 5C>llI». Those who have takeo the great slide are bic) cles skull not be ridden in "i rdinnry" bicj clo races.' i ASSOCIATED FANCIERS, for rcmitmcnt of penalty have now been granted. high in laudation «f it. and it ha* grown itcadifyio If race meot promo tore allow the two machines to bo book about gloves. K-tablished 18nJ of bein^ uaftcd through space at 801) members and $-15,000 of property, and ra es under L. A. W. rule.*, and racing men competing URIEL'S FAMILY KEMKUYisths best cure JOHNSTOWN', X. Y. "hig.m Athletic Club, 300 members and semi-lightning tpet-d. Of course the two bands of in eiich races are liable to miepeneion from the race WARD'S BASE BALL BOOK, Diiibic are ret a ut-d so that iolier skfttinj, dancing and track. The r^ciutf ru'es uf the L. A, \V. cannot bo for ^[iruini?, Urtrscs, SaffDess, or any kind of Sorentdj. Soldld ev, rvwhere ur IIKU!O I v;j u ic ri-tnt i i JH t<;-. '1^± ) of property, have been elected to raem- promt n.sdiug any bt indnl^t d iu hy tho v.Hitois to (lie No rubbing required. 50c. a bottle. oney working for narhaa be doctored to suit tho fancy of every individual, tbey l it anyihiiiB elsr ii, iho World Litli- r &e\ Costly outfit Thee Athletic Foblishiug Company. Western championship meeting Elite liiuk. Go and Uk« th« cbildieu. iLiut be taken aa 603 S. Tenth St., I'Uiladvlphia, Pa. T«riwi Jr'UUK. Ad*ire*», TiiU 4 Co., August*. Maiaw, HJt AJtCtJ ST., I'lllLAUKU'UiJ.