THECcrMtlCHT, 188B, BJ Tut SP'.KTIV, l.ll'F. I'l BT [SHISG Co. SPORTING IKTELIFE.• PlllU. I'06T Op VOLUME 7, NO. 26. PHILADELPHIA, PA., OCTOBER 6, 1886. PRICE, FIVE CENTS.

PRESTO, CHANGE! BROOKLYN NE WJTOBKT NEWS. BASEMLLNEWS. A New Deal in the Detroit Club—A Bit of A MEETING A Sniff at Smith—The Clab'M Work Abroad ON SATURDAY. Ihe Soothing Influence of Mutrle—An Un­ Inside History. —Some Sorry Figures, Etc. sympathetic Public—Fe-rgiison Happy, DETROIT, Sept. 'M.—Editor STORTIXO Lire:— BROOKLYN-, Oct. 1.—Editor SI-ORTISG LIFE:— Ktc. It wa.-i not long after tho earthquake that a Now that our home club is in the West on its NF.W YORK, Sept. 3D.--Editor SPOUTING Lire: The Reserve List of the shaking up occurred in the Detroit Base Bill Between the Champions final trip, there is little for one to write about, Results of Championship —The gentle Jeenis is nowadays fuller of en­ Club, by which the board of directors waa re- except as we glean news from the telegraph and couraging precepts than a copy-fcoak. He ii the dined from nine to five members, Directors press as to what our boys are doing. The inter­ Mark Taploy of the New York direftory, and, Internationals. Preston, Molony, Durfee and Weisa retiring. Nearly Certain. esting wrangle into which our neighbors across Games Played. like his worthy prototype, is "coming out Various are the causes assigned for this break­ the river have got over the scouring of new strong" in this time of excruciating fforriment. ing up, but the true reason has not yet been players for the League tearo, furnishes food f>r Such heart-soothing white lies as the one which Southern League Meeting Called published. It is this:—A determined fiction Spalding Accepts Von der Ahe's uo little gossip and amusement. Happily there Brooklyn Beats Piltsburg - Phil- bears false testimony to the extreme darkness of fight has been progressing in the board of direc­ is one bage ball rumpus that the Brooklyn Club the hour just preceding the dawn, and the more —The Grand Hunt for tors ever since the team was reorganized. The Challenge—The Latter's people have not b^on drawn into and in which lies Win and Athletic Lose glaringly untruthful one which assures m that splendid club that had been secured made it a ihey have not a jmrticte of interest. I wouldn't it always p .nrs when it rain?, have laved the very desirable property. Messrs. Molony, Weiss Latest Epistle. be at all surprised, however, before the matter is —The Other Games. wounds indicted on that worthy body by the Players. and Durfee formed one faction, and Marsh, settled to have some one assert that they are at fickle goddess. As ho hovered around John B.'a Stearns, Edson and Smith the other. Mr. Pres­ the bottom of it. We remember this John Smith ohoulders in the grand stand yesterday, he over whom the fight is now being made. We f Jtmod to fairly reek with consolation. He ton was neutral, and. fearing that peace was un­ LEAGCK GAMES. THEIR RESETCYE. There is now every probability, judging by had him in Brooklyn—briefly. So did the seemed to ooze encouragement at every pore attainable in the b-jaril, he disposed of his stock the subjoined correspondence, that the cham­ and drew out. Mr. Newberry, who made the Athletics—briefly. Soniij other people also had him— Philadelphia, Chicago, Detroit and Boston and, in truth, the directory stands in gruesome The Players Who Are Keserveri by Intw- pions of the National League and American As­ briefly. He has boen a great source of comfort to all natioual League Clubs Against Kuch ninth director, sold his stock early in the season Win. need of such kindly offices. To lose the pennant au.l willulrew, leaving tho board c-.mposed of eight. sociation will meet at the close of the champion­ who enjoyed the pleasure of his presence, oven if the was bad; to behold tho hum»n torrents that Other. ship season in a series of games to settle the period of bis stay bas never been prolonged. Let us Light batting and very bad fielding charac­ The trouble originated in tho attempt ot tho Mulony hope audjiray New Xork and Detroit and Baltimore once rushed through tho?e gates dwindled down Special to SPORTING tirs. faction to gain coutii-1 of the aflitirrt of the club. This vexed question of superiority, and that, too, in a terized the last game of the season between the will alt be delighted with the acquisition. Maroon?, of St. Louis, and the Philadelphia^. to a scanty and slow-flowing brooklet, was worse; I'TIC-A, N. Y., Oct. 2.—The following is the list faction owued an a L •. 'it,. >t" 4o shares <.f ttock, the manner which will leave no room for dispute or All the club** friends wore m ich elated Saturday but to open—finger by linger—the fist that luul closed tt the players reserved by each club in the Inter­ entire Issue, bein^ : • aspirations looked a doubt, AS was the caso last fait. Mr. Yon der night Unt when we learned tbe We-tern campaign There was really but one bit of fielding border­ so tightly on a half-dczcn base ball stars but two national League for 1S37: tiiflo "nor\}-." V tig cf the 51 olimy fac­ Ahe's challenge appeared in our last issue. opened with a victory in Cincinnati, and as was ing on the brilliant, and that was Metieachy's shjit wc'ks b. fore nud find them all gond! The tion hail consiileraL...... th 1'resideut Marsh's natural, enthusiasm grew apace when the first was catch of a long, high ball from Daily's bat in gentle one's font of consolation mnst needs run down rVcTF.n.0 — John J. Fiolifc, Frank Grant, Michael resignation, yet the reason a*trgued—bu-nne'B cares— Since then the following correspondence has Walsh, John T. McGIone, John J. Remseu and Stephen followed by a second and a third victory. Truly, this the seventh inning. Every run of both nines to his very boot heels, if bis supply of that soothing was chiefly respi nsible. Bad Mr. Mar,h and his passed between the two presidents: waa starting out well; time straight pitmes won by an compound is tj be at all equal to the demand! Dflnu. friends desired to forca the issue they could at any was maele on fearful "muffs," the fiist fir Philadel­ His ,:tiijlTO!».-J. A. Boxtiurjr, E. W. Sewarei, JOB. MR. r. Vo.v VER AHE—Lwr Sir;—Y» ur formal chal- Eastern team against a Western team ou the tatter's phia being upon » double error of McKinacu and time have forced out the other factbn, but in the in leup;e for a ieiiea of games with the Chicago* for the own ground^, was something t-upp^sed to be among A M.4n prune. K.II.-I..-I. K. J. Gilks, W. E. Dilworth anil D. K. Stearns. terwt uf peace they refrained. They realized that ICirby at first and Andrews' sharp hit to third, tuo They will »et very little of it from the outside pub­ lUmiTON.—J. 51. Rnitii-y, W. S. Wright, Joseph wuikl'd championship has just d»me to my notice and the iniposs hilitioj. The games, irom our reports, second on Donuy's wild throw to first aril McGeachy's ?uch a coutso miuht have a b;i'l effect npon the a-e ball crowd *> hot on a board of KiiKtit, Peter Wood, M. Morrison and J. A. Sommers. The Molony faction were bitterly hostile to Uanager nn>^od fly, and the thipl on Crane's and GLw^cock's manngets AS are the doughty citizens of the metropo­ will wiu Ihe cbampionship in their respective assucu- THE PITTSBt RG GAMKS. bad throws to ttist. A single ba?e hit and Varrar's Osivioo.—M. D. West *i tiie bock beer challenge, uul>j-ct to the following conditions ami stip­ wero turned, for between the two teams lay the strug­ throw to first by the latter player gave the visitors Bey He'iirv iiuious. Henry Kappei and H. Bittmau. quietlv, for over a year, acd haa at last rcsu'.ted in ulations: will prolahly nnd them m a more propitiatory mood, K.M-tiKSTE.r..—C. J. Panions, N. L. Baker, J. I1. Vi*. a complete victory for Marsh, Btearn?, Ktlson and gle for tbe much coveted second place in the American their only run. Score: ^ but they are now in such an alarming condition that F,V*4—A series of nine games to be arranged—fonr Association championship rare, St. Louis having vir­ ST. LOUIS. AB.R. B. P. A. f.' PHII.A. AB.R.B. P. A. iT ner, E. II. Warner, Geo. llarter m-d Walter Hackett. Smith. The break came a few —J. H. Humphries, Dell Parlin", Jay S. when F. B. Preston, who held 100 shaves tually secured first p'aco. In fact the only interest in Glasseock, ss 3 1 2 2 3 1 Wood, If...... 3 0 0 1 00 to the phenomenal, the luuiser anil the rest of the flat final and deciding gauu-, if necessary, to be played on the race is as- tu Biooklyn aui PitMnirg's relative McKi'on, Ib. S 0 1 9 i! 2 Aodrcws.cf. 4 0 0 2 10 Faatz. W. W. Veach, A. K Alberta anil J. Monison. of stock, sold out to George M. Vail, a well-known font'- mutually BftJistactory neutral groniitK full. It must, however, be admitted that the manager* Vtn-i —E. J. Hcnule, T. f. Griffln, W. T. S«r»d, J. business man of this city, who was in perf>ct sym­ positions, as it now H iu the League as to whether Denny, :ib... 4 0 0 1 5 1 Mulvey.Sb... 3 0 0 122 meant well in this far-reaching R-ab. It tjok them a £*-.>,i(I—The pU.vlug rules of the Natioral League to Phi!iuU>lphia or New York will secure third place. Myers, c...... 401 4 Id McCarthy, rf 3 I 0 1 0 0 Hmlpio, Geo. W. Litham and M. J. Mattimore. pathy with Stearns ot al. Tnis wat netted to the guvern all gamed played in Chicago aud tho Awork-un long while to discover Ihit their redicv of leafing Very «spec fully, C. D. WHITE, S«c. Molony faction that the jig was up, and they itejipfd Well, we learned last ui^ht that Brooklyn pliyed McGe'cby.cf 4 0 0 1 1 1 Daily, p...... 4 0 0 073 well enough to take care of itself was distasteful to the Ars 'Ciatiou rules to govern all games played in St. in Pittsburg yesterday and this nioruing's papers Seery, If...... 3 0 0 1 0 fl'lrwiu.M...... 4 1 0 382 down as gracefully as possible, disposing of their stock Louis. The nilts froveruing the game to be played on public, aud when they did wake to the f 's retirement. He now controls suf­ It may have niadd an attempt, but surely it Kiiby, p...... 30014 G|Cnsick,c...... 301 5 20 piratical methud enabled them to pile up a very tempt* SiKAcrsz, Oct 2— JTanager Gifford signed last night Third—The umpire to be selected by lot juit before could net have been a real effort. Tho score reads— ficient sto-. k to secure his election, and at a special tiie houradY«rtit»ed forthecumnivnceineiit of the game ing array of names, but tho bearers of the names do for next year. Knr.ufi, who signed a personal con­ meeting of stockholders to be held on Oct. 8, will be Piltsburg 1-2, Brookhn 0; basa bit», 13 to 4, and not Total...... 32. 1 6 24 19 141 Total...... 29 3 2 27 21 8 not propose to he piled up in the Now York fold quite tract with New York, has gi?ea Secretary Bowen, of from a boar*I of umpires, four in number, two to t>e an earned run. Quite a pl« a-ant attention the boys formally elected. He is just the man for the place. selected from the League corps and two from the As- St. Louis...... 00001000 0—1 so easily. Their solo reply to the entreaties of John the Star?, the $2ijO tdvaDCe money received from Direc­ A business man of marked ability, he is a'so thor­ must have had, and I hive nosoit of doubt bnt that Philadelphia ...... 00110100 x—3 B.and associates is a resort to tint peculiar juncture tor Ajipletun. an 1 it will be returned to him, and sociatiou, the uuibiro to bo sole judge and fuily the jcood Pittsfcurg people were greatly amused, if not Total base hits—St. Louis 5, Philadelphia 2. Stolen oughly cutiversant with base ball and it8 players, authorized to inflict fines on Ihe playeis f^riaaub- of the nose with the five tinkers by which ' lu-e.kisg Knonff will remain in this city. Oothers and Buckley, having closely studied tho subject for years. Ho is a ediGed, by a creditable exhibition of scientific (?) ball base*—Bastiau. McKinnon aad Denny. First on errors on behind" email boys are wont t.i hurl defiance at Bit'nian. KiitH-' 1 , T-itpney anil SiniO'i al*) will he ordiu;ition, in accordance with powerai granted by playing. Pittebnrx: bus been especially honored this —St. I.onis4, Philadelphia 8. First on balls—3t. Louis fine amateur player, anJ all in all, a better man for rules unu. tor it seems thai when our boys take a notion 3, Philadelphia 4. Left on bases—St. Louis C, Phila­ whose failure to play hero would cot baiUh nature'! Pittsturg, la h'.r; net'-Mtttiuir with catcher Buckley. shall be final aud not subject to appeal. AM floe» that to do the handsome thk;g in the way nf shewing how delphia t>. Struck out—Denny 2, Seery, Kirby, An­ closely identified with the game here for many years may be imposed on t hicjgo players by the umpire to sweet restorer fn.pi many metropolitan eyes. Plug- The latter, h-.»>v,.r, h is a tail finger and will not He was one of tho organizer* of the ^tn*s,a prole^iouat not to do it, Putsbiirg is selected as tbe spot. CD re­ drews and Daily. Wild | itches— D«ijy 2. Balk— ugly Burns should hold no position in any peace-loving •ign. Slar^^f r Baruie' vas here after Knouff, but left be givtu to such ctaritaMe institution in Chicagrt as ferring to my files I fiiid, oa ihe last trip West, Pitts- Kirby. Time—1:-15. Umpire—i'ulmer. club which nourished here previous to the introduc­ the Chicago Club shall direct, and all tines imposed on eomniiinity. last uisrlit with, nt him. He was also aftor Shindle, of tion of the League. Williaoiaon and Bennett formul burg was entertained by an 18-0 game, with lorry in Detroit...... 2 0 0 0 :< 1 0—6. H.—9. E.—0 John B. is probably as much surprised aa anybcdy tbe Uti ;H. but Shimilo tohl him he had promi-ed St. Louis players to be given to such cbaritable insti­ the b >x. Out of pure love and affection fur Terry Por­ the battery of tho club. Mr. Stearns also helptd to tution in f*t. Louis as the S'. Louis Club shall direct. New York...... 003110 0—o. H.—6. E:—4 at the tum affuits have taken. We were granted aa Kichari'.-.n to play with 1)15 Petroita. Manager Fer- organize the Amateur A'hletic Association, a flourish­ ter evidently intended to relieve Terry of the honors Pitchers—Conway and Keefe. Umpire—Powers. audience by both the baudvi:no John and ;he gentle gusou, ef the Mets, is expected here to-day. Fourth— The club Winning the greater number of he Iu I won, but after trying his best be and his asso­ ing organization. Wheu Dctir.iit's League Clcb was gftnies out of the eeries pUyod shall lie entitled and Washington...... 201001 0-4 U.—4 E.—C James in ths early part of the week, aud they wcro about to give np tbe ghost at the close of 1384, it was ciates could only give tbe Pittsbnrg boys twelve run?. Chicago...... 210020 0-5 II.—8 E.—5 equally confident that every name upon their list shall receive the total grow gate receipts, including Perhaps it waa growing dark, and the latter didn't VIsiier Oo«s to Pittsburg. largely through 3lr. Stearns' efforts that tiie tottering ihe grind atand receipts, aud the same thail be under Pitchers—Gilrnore and Flynn. Umpire—Pierce. "would be found on the New York sec-re card or on organization was braced uii aud once more placed care for any more. Second place—alas! Vhre-thee- none." We toM them tbat one of th« Newark stock­ Special to SPORTING Liri. the cLarge and control of one designated cfficer or wfcll. Will try and see you again; not this year, some At Bv8:on-jBoston 9, Kansas City 2. BocilESTtn, Oct. 2.—The member* of the Rochester (irmly on its feet. The securing of Manager Watkins employee of each club, who ehall l Mr. Stearcs' efforts, and his connection oth' r year. woolJ be smonx the Giant* next year, and had also Bate liall Club received their Sep'einbe-r salaries yes­ posit the total gross receipts at the conclusion of each Thi3 falling off is the more to be regretted, as Balti­ ASSOCIATION GAMES. terday morning and the club waa disbanded. Hackett with the Indianapolis and Buffalo deals is well known. game upon some agreed upou national banks in Chi­ giveu us permission to put a pin iu that to remember His ascendancy iu the Detroit Club g^ves general sat­ more, the Metropolitans and the Athletics are doing it by, and they bowled with gloj ever the mental And Warner have already left the town, ami Knighr, cago and St. L*nig, and such banks ahull hjld said fairly well, and certainly trying to assart Brooklyn, so Tne Athletic, Pittgburg, Baltimore and isfaction in this city, and that the club wiil thrive funds in trust until the completion of the at-rt fray f»r publication only that •eaeon termimtes. He hat decided to accept the cfler It is probable Mr. Marsh wiil bo induced to return to act promptly, as ordered by the board of arbitration. through heavy batting and the Athletics' errors the bcarJ, of which he was an invaluable member. have to make a change in tho name yon bestowed they would Ogbt Ihe all-swallowing Dttroits to the bnt wi'h the understanding that he Khali not be help Fifth—Back club shall pay its owu travelling and upon our club. It h true it will sjwil the alliteration, after the fourth inning. The weather was Messrs. S'.earns, Marsh, Kdioo, Smith and Vail are in other expenses, undbe to all expense of advertising bitter ecd if it took e>very dollar Johi 6. had." John in reserve for next season. perfect ace >rd, all energetic aad not af aid t ^^t:d but it might soucd apropos if you called them "Byrne's chilly and only four hundred people were pres­ must have been very angry when he said this, as he if and conducting the game in tbeir respective ciiiw, Brooklyn Whitewashed Brilliants." I find by my money where it U mcded, and any club would bijdl m- and the only expense it^m that shall be deducted ent. Score: not altogether a spendthrift. The Smith Injunction Case Discontinued. pelied to flourish nniier tbeir management. They record that Brooklyn has been ahnt out twelve times CINCINNATI.AB.B.B. P. A.EIATIII.ETIC. A0.R.B. P. A.E from the total receipts duo the winning club shall be this season, viz : three time each by Pittsbnrg and St. BIAMOMD TH'ST. Special to SPORTING LTTE. now own stock as follows: Stearns, 60; Ifidsju, 50; Vail. the salaries and expenses ur ihe board <. f umpires. l'orthill,rf... f. 0 2 2 0 1'Stovey, rf....4 00 0 21 Scbafer goes right on in his triumphal way, and U 110; Harsh, 22; Smith, 20; Manager \Vatkina owna LouU, twice each by Baltimore and LouisviJle, once McPhee, 2b.. 5115 2 O.Larki'n.lf.... 4 00201 KEW YORK, Oct. 2 —After hearing arguments upon Sixth—In cane »fauy dispute relative to this series by Cincinnati and once by the Metropolitans. Tbe looks as though his oft expressed wish tkat he might the Smith injunction to daf, Judge Donahne decided 10 shares. Having «een ihe stock list I can swear of aamea, aud oa any point ur question tbat cannot bo Fennelly, id. 3 1 1 1 3 4iMilligan,c... 402 8 01 not lose a came in the Association this year may possi' Athletics didn't connect. On the other hand Brook­ Carpen»e-r,3b 511 2 2 0 Rotinj»n,lb 400 9 00 the injunction should te peipetnal unless D*lr>it positively that neither Spalding nor Anson own a sol­ mutually §ettl«'i by the presidents of the two clubs, lyn has shut out alt the other Associatkn clubs ex­ bby be realized. Bub Fe.rguson'3 wkinkeis stand on waited all claim to Smith's services for next year,aral itary stare. the b,a:d cf umpires shall constitute aboard of ar- Jones, If...... 3121 0 0: Lyons, St>...... 4 01121 tip-toe with enthusiasm every time he sr Jiieiater M cepting the Metropolitans, once each. The runs foot Re-i'ly, lh..... 52113 0 OiMcOarr.n... 311 1 23 further guaranteed that Smith should not be reserved Some time ago the Detroit directors made up their bitrati^n, and a decision of a majority of said board up as fallows: In the games won Brooklyn secured mentioned, and his left eyelid fulls ovsr fci* correspond­ for next year. Detroit and Smith have signed agree- minds that they must have Phmiomoiul Smith. This shall be tieal, aud each club agrees to acquiesce iu Mullane.p... S 2 U 0 3 0;Bamr,^b..... 300 o 41 ing occnl ir in a wink that is preternaturally sapient. twenty runs. In the guinea lost Brooklyn's opponent* Snyder, c..... 4 310 3 O'Greer.ct...... 3 00111 Bienta to this effect, aud the injunction euit will be dis­ was equivalent to baring him. He might come bigb, BUi-h decision. Iu the eveut uf a tie vote in the board secured one hundred aud five ruus. Tho figures do He eaj s that he will have 3tove> and Tieraan, aud tbe continued. JOHX B. I'.n. but hi must c.jme. He i-ai come. It cost about S4.000, of arbitration on any point, euid board shall eeKct a ^ylvester.cf. 5 233 0 UjAtkiKOD, p.. 3 0 1 040 best nine in tiie Association next year. Get a first- but we f .it him. New York expected to get him for not look Dice, do they? There they are just the same, filth man of good itaiidin* aud well kuowu iu bane and there is Q > use dodging them. class team together, U.ib, and you will wake all the »» Meeting Called. nothing snd gets n^tbi::-. New York c-aints to have ball circles, who shall act wiih the board of arbitra­ Total...... 38 131227 13.-.I Total...... 32 1 5 27 15 n • . . r..i:,...;r. . T!><- i,. ,v nn'.M. is Y,T* nearly a rers -ual cor;tr \ ' snd will kick. New It seems odd indeed tfmt a tcana made np of men of Cincinnati...... do 007321 0—13 B; tion. socli ability as the Brooklyn Club, and playing 99 bni- • -.'.\ play. Toik can l down thct. 2.—Manager Mntrie'a negotiations \Yhat do yon think of Anson as a kicker down your President Von der Ahe arrived here this morn­ relieve Mr. Byrne of the cheerful task of renewing any *.;.. .. _. ,..c, the crack third base-man and heavy way? ______MAT. i-f the Brooklyn Club's contracts lor nest year. Pittsbnrg...... 0 400000 0 0-4 H-4 E-S worse than klyn...... O 603001 2x—G II—7 E—2 Ton will notice that I have pot said a word about he signed a regular League contract with the New FKOM THE SMOKY CITY. latter'd acceptance of the St. Louis Club's chal­ was presented in Cincinnati with a gold watch and Pitchers—Morris *nd Tuole. I' !*«£—Kelly. the game's of tbe week. The whtlo city consider! York Cml, last night. lenge. Mr. Stalling has not yet returned from cbaio by a number of fi lends from his home in Cnving- Louisville...... ! 1 1 1 0 0 2 1 OV7 H.—13 E —2 them of utter unimportance. The only f-elina with Alter Visner—John Kelly Offered the tho Kast: ton. This yoang plaitr has done fairly well this Baltimore...... 01010000 tia H.—4 £_« which we do regaid ihem is one of sorrow that any FEKGUSON TAL.K?. season and will mo-t likely Improve, if he jest has the Pitchers— Bamsey and Kiiroy. Umpire—York. club could fail so low as to be beitea by the New Louisville Management — Miscellaneous ST. Louis, Sept. 30.—A. G. Sodding, President Chicago good 8*-nae not to have hia head turned or swelled by Torka. Lie-ivV HITS. Mentiou. Club:—Your letter e;iiae to band last evening. I Veteran Opposed to the Leagne's jn^t such htfeniioud of over z^lous friends or pleas­ BIXGHAMTOX UISB.VNDKD. PITTSBI-RC, Oct. 1.—Editor SPORTING LIFE: cheerfully agree with you iu your statement that a ant newspaper paragraph?. He, like other*, should Method of Uobbliug l|> Flayern. codo of rules should be made for the govern­ ABOUT UMPIHES. —Manager Phillips went to Hochester yester­ bear in mind that the journals which praise him to­ Manager Sullivan He-engaged -A New Di­ Manager Ferguson, of the Met?, who has been day for the purpose of signing Visner for next ment of the corning world's championship day will damn him to- morrow just as readily on tbe OB a still-hunt for player?, passed through Pitts- eerics ao tbat there can bo no possible quibble after slichtett cause being given. rectory—A Bow, Etc, Where Much of the/Ulame for Their Con- year's team. For several days past this excel­ the result his once beta obtained. The provisions Man t Alnise Ke-s's. burg last Monday to join his club at Louisville. lent young player has been peddled around by I uudeis'aud Bar kins, who h^s not been pitching Bixr.HAsiTox, X. Y., Sept. 30.—Editor SPORT­ and conditions you name in your acceptance of my lately, was sent for by Mr. Byrne and ordered to re­ ING LIFE:—The Binghamton players have all A New York contemporary wares wroth on He didn't escape the deadly interviewer, how­ the press of the country to almost every club ol challenge are agreeable to me with one or two excep­ port iu Pittsbnrg. ever. as a reporter corralled him and extracted tions. When I eeut you my challenge I overlcokirJ been paid off and the club been disbanded. the umpire question, and in the u«ur>e of a long any standing or reputation in the United States, There is some talk of a series of game? here when article remarks: the following: but the Pittburgs are altnoft Euro to get him. the fact that we were scheduled to play tho Maroons tiie club returns between Brooklyn, New York and the While it is not positively known who arc the six "I am (1'i!n^ ihont the sam? as the other managers a series of nine games here this fall for the Mets, bat I know nothing definitely yet. An effort players whom Manager Sulliv:in will retain for "When such meu as (Itffney, Kelly, Daniels and The latest newspaper report waa to the effect that local championship. Tbcso g.ime are echedu'ed other well-known umpires h*ve been hooted and in kec. ' ' - -1 players. I am not he would sign with the Kansas City delegation, will be made, however, to get Detroit, Chicago, Boston next season's nine, a? be is no? at liberty to after i, >. at present. Th«re for the Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays of tho and Philadelphia to play here. That our team can give any information upon the subject just now, guyed it is ahih'Ht true to {.lit a stop f« sach work, or is one ' • ->e to make a strong but nnless all indications fail be will play here last weeks in October, after the end of the cope successfully with any of these clnbj if the boys tho b adiugof out-f»f-do;ir ^lw>lts will S';«ndieout. Itis rfgubir championship eeasjo. It is therefore impos­ >et it is rumored tbat 111* th >se>n < aes are Gilfee-", claimed by ttooio of the nutrigers thttc it ce.uriot be fight, uii't t;; it t^, the Ij. -;\gii- 1"inln tryiiig to gobble up next year. The team is greatly in need of a will i,I ay as they can play, ia the general opinion here. Kappel, Seaward, Roxbnrg and lulworth, Jrr* of the all of tbe g- orl players. Why, New York is signing sible for us to play a stries of nina gnrnts with your FULTON. prevented. It can. and they know it. Let them com- catcher at the present time. Miller is knocked strongest men in the team. It i^ also rumored that meuco by fining tbe players whe-3 any of them attempt alt of the men they c*o get, and n.iw they have all i f team, as we have not onongli open dates on which to Manager Sullivan endeavored to K-cure TroJ, bat Uat tbe beat y 'junkers practically engaged. They could not out for the season. He tore one of his fingers pfoy them. What T propose is a series of five game?, A SELF-SUPPORTING CLUB. to question tho tlecisl'jm of tho urajrire, or give the the latter was unwilling to biuti hiiunelf b/ contract men to understand that they will bo he'd responsible lawfully contim'i; with the s; men. The pUyers were terribly the other day in a collision with the the club mi QUID g thice of them to be awardfd the title to remain another season. not rekiiscti, ntid by 'he National Agreement no other left field fence, and he will not recover from the of champions of the world and entire gr^st receipts, City Affairs Not So Bad aa They for their wretched {.layii.g, anil that they nust not try Thed'sbanilmeDt of the cluh wassi.^Qali/ei.1 by an nn and IhruW the blam^ where it d*-3 no' t*long. Then dab has a right to uiga rn-;n until they are released. experience for many a week. Quinn is a prom­ minus expenses of board of umpire*, t-vo of the gaims Have Keen Painted. pleasant personal < ucounter betwee n Manager Sullivan On this point I iatemi to make a tight and deteimino to be i-laved in Chicago and two in Ht. Louis, tLc fifth let tho managers lhc:n-.elves stop tryiiig tj g.tiu sym­ ising and ambitious young man, but he is not and duudiug gtime, if necessary, to t.e plajed on one Manager Dave llowe, of the Kansas City CInb, aud player Coicoran. The encouHer o.-cuired near pathy from the er.jwi by aivtays laiking ubout how whether the Li-ague is to have their pick of the gooel up to the standard yet, and lacks nerve to play a steady the Erie der.e-t. Corcoisn, it is alleged, ad ire-ssed his player*. 1 liAve not made out my reserve lirt for next of the tunic grounds mentioned, to be dteMrd ty to.«. one day last week got hold of one of Pctcy ihry wero robbed cui ol a game by tills, that, or some reliable game. Tho retull is that Canoll is forced to I wiil have to eutt-r a protest iu regard to the clause late manager in anything but ^entlrrean!y term-*, and other umpire, v,hea the trnscause. HLS in the wretched •ease-n. If I bad I would have no hesitancy in making do all of the work behind the bat. He is a very handy Donahue'jj ears, and into that useful appsnd^ge finally struck him. The blow was resented by Mr. providing for lha board of umpires. I do Dot do this of the New York Club's mascot he poured his playi'ig of their teuin. Tbo men receire fcig salariea man, but yesterday he got a tmavh on tbe finger tbat because I belitve the system t-i be a bad oue,bnt be­ Sullivan, who, it H said, wonted his opponent. ati'l all the luxuries that money c:tn b:iy for several tale of woe to the effeot that the Cowboy team "Dave ' Sullivan has been re-t-ngsgc-d to nucage Another Double-Dealing Case. made him ounce, and the Creator only knows nhen he came I thiuk fuur umpires too many. I would aug- hours' entertainment. Then why should they be may get another and worse injury. ges: th-»t twn are enough/>ne each trom the League and and club had been grossly misrepresented. Said the Binsihsmton team for the season cf 18*7. The coaxed and excuses be made if they fail to do their It is said that Daly, of Newark, and Tiernan, The pitcher mentioned In my List letter as liable to club has between Sl.OOO and $2,0(0 in its treasury. wyrkweli? Let any professional pe: former come be­ As*ociti::on t»rps. Another reason fur my objecting is he: "I want to say, once tor al!, that the The Binghamton a-t*.elation has chosen as directors of Jersey City, who figned personal contracts be with the Pittsburga next year is an aspiring youth tbe fact that I have personal causes for not desiring Kansis City team is self-supporting, and more fore an audience t>ud fall to do hU work well, and the named Watson, now wiih the Zanesville, O., Club. for next season:—L. S. Carter, K K. Kattel, M. L. H-jl consequences are that ho would be hUsed and hooted with A pijlcton, of New York, will go with the at leaat three *ut of four members of tho present than that. When I left home a couple weeks lister, J. P. T,. Clarke an1 D. L. Brownsem. L. 8. Metj. The story goes aa followa: Th© last telegram received from hioiwai to the effect League corps to officiate in such an important position from befuru the public. Yet these tnen come before that he would come in case the managers would sign in theftd contests. I do not care to state thtee re-is^ns ago Piesulent Heim and myself had just conciuled the Carter Tras chosen president and K. K. Kattel secretary ]*rge. crowds of pccrle and i/l'.y like it ijt of amateurs, "It SCTOS that as K»on as it waa known that the New hisc*tch!)r. Ho is very independent, Judjrfngfronnhe just now, but I will d-j so when I can see you itersou- task of looking over our receipt* am) exin-nditures, and and treasurer. and itistrad of finding Kult with them the abtuo H York? h»d secured Tie.-uan, of the, Jersey Cily Club. tone of his cotumiuiic'itii;ns, which may doom him to ally. If thereare any members of tbe Ainencau As- the club waa then $5,^7$ ahead. Wo are drawing well hi aped upon the uoipire's head, and all sorts of ex­ Kergijsiiu made an his mind that Tiernan was just the the fate e>f the roees hern to blush tiosce-n, and he may 8-jcialioa st;iff that arn distasteful to }ou 1 would like oa.thU trip, *nd after ydyin^ our expense^ will have a There's a Difference. cuses are filmed for the players.1' mar t" V-oep down the glass in tho right fleM of the conclude to waste his sweetness i-n the desert air of to hear from you so that I can consult your wishes in profit that will swell the total over fG,noo. I have ''TtiE ?roKTlNU I.IFI: rises to remark that George S " ' imtiDf's, and he wont to Jersey City. country ba.se bid! crank*. He can come, if be is so dis­ I'cjn! tint Eotne people claim tbat we have been a There's a deal of truth in the above. It is no making my •elections. I do not object srreuutusly to bnrdeu to the League, whereas the reverse U true. Of Wright is a fo!-Tili/.ed diamond hero, lie is certainly doubt a f lot tbat tbere is too great a tendency 1 Tiernan jlay several times, but was iu posed, nn.l draw a Die** enng "alary for the opportunity a Loaid of four providlug you suggest tbe name ut at a mo>t popular man, but he is the Ihcliest fos-sil Tiff, <; ,• tting him until the present time. On of learning stmelhing iib-jnt the great National game. tbe seven clubs tlmt vi-it u* and that we visit otlv two to blame umpires when an analysis of the fee-ores least one more ma a uutsidu ol the League staff who have paid us moie moccy tb«n we paid tLeiu. Those Si-OHrlxej LIFE ever fell fuul of. It is to such men as Th-n- 1 iv. after the ginie, he met Tierofn at the lat- KELI.V'3 FL.YSS. underrttamlj tLe game and baa a gocd reputation f.>r George Wriyht, wh ' have aidtd and are aiding t > elt- will generally thoT that defeat is due to causes ter'« hotel. wVe:e, after a long tilk, an agreement WAS \VhenJohnKellywaaherelnsiweik he told the hoDfaty. I wotiJd like to meet you ut yonr earliest elub-i are the Chicago atd Bontnns. Aa for the tit. reacln d n hereby Le w»s tonhiy with the Stalen lelnnd Louis flub, we have paid it 811.70 for eviry J7 it paid va'e thuisvitie Ciub to mauage fiat, team aud attend to uLher dutails (hut cauuot very well bo us. Wo have paid P»-1roit at lea-it 81.7-3 for etch doTur Till! truKTixn LIFE'I recent iittDck in Sir. Wright Club, i is utitl-rst'Mi.l, bus also been engaged to pit;h next year. He further stated that if hecoullgetu it piid us, aijd the other club?, with ihn exceptions who either fail to bat at the right lime or else arranged by Utter. B«*ptctfnlly, named, have receive d more money at Kan^ai City Ihun comes witu eiceeding ill grace from that usually fair- for tho Aietrupolitans." raise of stlaiy as umpire he «onld continue on in his CHRIS VON PTR AHE. minded joninMi.' —ftfttott (;/e*i« make errors at critical points. Of course they old position; otherwise he »ill accept the Loniaville we reieived when visiting them. I say this indtfei.se So far as Storey is concerned tbere will be no of Kansas City i>eople, who tre liberal pat:om of tho THE SPORTING LIFE did not abuse George are only too glad to shift the blame, and by trouble, but if Daly and Ticraan really signed oiler. Jn-t why Manager llnr; should bj retired is FKOM THE CAPITAL. kicliiag to divert attention from their own mis- not q'.iiic plain. lie has organized a very fine tctin, gunic, and « h»> are in lu ;irty acciT-t with ibt uiforta of Wright, for whom it entertains every respect. personal centrists with New York and also and biw stood more adverse Jim Crow crit'cismi frjiri Preei Jent Heim aud his tissociate-*. I have calculated Our Detroit correspondent, "Mat," is tbe man play?, leaving the hapless umpire to shoulder »gn?evl to go to the Met', they will likely have papers of tho Fulls Citj— especially the Cimrier- A Heavy Week's Work Cut Out—Minor that v>c K/st ?8.t«X) by ihe cycloue lant ipriufi:, and a tbe resp>nMt>i!ity. It may be sruj, however, Men 1 foil. club that can stand that loea and have a balance is who made the attack on Mr. AVright. Of course, mort trouble than Phenomenal Smith. The lat­ JounHir* base ball fienu—than any manager in THE SFORTISS Lire is iwi responsible for the that umpires as a rule arc largely responsible ter wTl be out of the jurisdiction of New York America. Kelly iu a very ihrewd man. and back iu WASHINGTON', I). C., Oct. 1.—Editor SPOUTING certainly for their troubles simply because they lack the latter part of 1880 shone with Home brilKanc.v as views of its correspondent*. The editor may court.?. As we understand it a personal contract LIFE:—The ctnb is at present playing good ball, Unhappy Toronto. bare entirely different opinions, yt-t to make a nerve. The rules provide for tbe fullest pro­ the head and front of the New York team, but he and the game? are witnessed by large crowds of is binding in New York and an injunction would wo'ild be minted a.* an umpire, and the Association can TORONTO, Sept. 28 — Editor SPORTIHG LIFE: — readable newspaper a latitude in opinion majt tection of umpires and cover aJrne>?t every con­ enthusiastic admirers. The attendance is on the lie there at a'! event?. As the Metropolitan Club afford to pay the price to keep him iu the ranks Toronto plaved their last International League be allowed. Our columns are always open to tingency, but not one tijipiic in a dozen has the is a New York organization that club could I're-i ienf Nimick tavs the talk about Wheeler C. increase with every game, notwithstanding they match on Saturday last to an auuience of over courage to enforce these rules thoroughly and at Wikiff leing dethroned next year is all b,.,h. He those aggrieved for reply, at we wish tc do jus­ only u-e these players a'.vay from home and only play from six to seven innings. 2,500. The first and last matches of the season tice to all, have no axes to grind, and know nei­ all times. Indeed, Fcrguson, Kcily and Uaff- bays Wikoff U a capable young mau and has made a The closing week of the championship season perbapa could not crtn do tbat. Therefore, highly sail-factory president of tho Association. He were won by hard and honest work, but the in­ ther friends nor enemies in our capacity as edi­ ney are the only umpires w« have seen who these [ilaycrs would be praatically useless to the declai'es that he;v ill support him at the next election, here will be a very busy one, as Manager Gaffney tervening games! Well, the least said the better. tor of the most popular and widely-circulated knew their rights and prerogatives coupled with has ten ga»ee booked if the weather will per­ elub. " and saya he knows of no opposition to blm. The stockholders of tho Toronto Base Ball and read sporting paper in the United States, if unalterable determination to maintain them. The great star spangled banner Chtcato team fell np mit. There will be two games each day that the To this they owed their success. Even St. Louis Tiring of It. against a circuinslancc when they reached Hittsburg. Association have had a °orry experience with a not in the world. Kansas City Club is here and one day ia set weak directorate and a playing manager. The It strikes us al?o th.it »? a rule the proper • The St. Louis licp'ibliran in its comments on Clarkseji) dcclaiM'l before tho game that ho would shut apart earlier in the week for a postponed game the Pittsburgs out. U'hen Carroll touched him up latter has proven himself a complete failure, for A New Baae-Ball-Struck Town. men are not appointed —that is physically Iwt Sunday's St. Louis- liaitimore game s:iys: with Detroit. Our bait erica wiil bare plenty to do, speaking. Tbe most difficult part of an um- for a th''ee-base hit, nnd Sum Barkley followed with a he had the material with which tc could have easily Des MOIMES, la., Sept. 25.—Editor SPOUTING "Latliam was brilliant, as usual, in his fielding, but single, Kelly and Pfeffer gnvr; him the langfa and his and at we bare entire confidence in their ability we won the pennunt, bnt no one with bis eyes closed to piree duty is not freoernlly base decisions, but judg­ marred ihe effect of it by his childish ciblxribh. Ihe nerve departed. That man Sunday can ran tbe bases expect to see the aeasou cljsa with the record of the dissipation* that were plainly visible to all except LIFE:—Base ball is at fever heat here. Every­ ment on all balls und strike* and on timpuiiilis where lirowiiH r.m beat tbe BaltimortH in a f;iir way, and tho like a Bhwt, but he can't do IVm Brown in blocking Cumiug week a brilliant one. him cuuM have hoped fur any belter results. body talks of the League nine tbat will repre­ tho most kiekiug is done. Aud no wonder. It re- fact that ho is allowed to anfoy them in the manner the ball and beating it to first, and for that matter President Young has r ceired the reserved lUts of Every flock they say has a blnck sheep (hut the sent us next year, and we arc anxiously await­ epiin s a quick, keen eye to trace the cotino of the he i!iw*, deies not giteak «eji for Wie mnnazi mcnt of Presidt nt Nimick say* he wll wither a hundred dol­ the Boston and St. Louis clubs. on>l desires tbe otbora cotor of the "black sheep" in Toronto v as red) and ball with all th-3 maMy intricate de-iiveiies of tbe the riub. They can ootlat fho BaMmoros, l>fat them to be prompt to that be can *oud out hi* lists on tune. ing the League meeting, when it wilt be deciled pre-sent day. aud an ' qu illy quick Lr.itu to glvo a lars or so that Brown can beat any man iti Americi at this particular and identical rod sheep has done more whether we are to be a member or not, Wm. C. out >f Kuht iu running bar^s ind field finally as well this particular act. Kioxn is a native o! California, The home team will prubaMy reserve all the meu oil to cause the loss of n,oney, the lo.-*of position, and prompt an-l correct decision fl» to height acd accuracy. M at:y < tub in ;he country, and a* :hey are on their and uiil vi?it his homo as soon as the season eniN. the roll, and ttart in next Britain iu guod condition. the loss of patronage lhau all tho other KIIIM* com­ Bryan will be present at E.ii 1 meeting to repre­ Ifet we generally find worn-out ballplayers, who have o«n grcTuids now, have the encouiagemenl of tho Morris and CarroTl will also ruuirn to the land of their It is also expected tbat a couple more HOW faces will bined. On Oct. llth, the stockholders hold their an­ sent I>es Moine?, and we lire satiffied that we lost ih-ir ball playing ficultie?. oiriciating in a posi­ nptctator.^. and nrc in no tlangeref losui^ the j.enrjaLt, nativity, the/olden shore, before grim winter comes U* added to the list. nual mely as any p w-itio:i ou Ihe field. knocking at the door. expected, and your worthy KTI! e will endeavor t done here in getting our business men to interest %< n a* tli.; necLsa^i s of tho case will lermit and g.ve good one. lie is a cautious bitter, a £oi>d runner and give you the results of the meeting in detail. Nom If even the best batsmen, with iill their jiul^mcnt cf «eir vi-.itors uu tqtidl chance Mith ih'insches. Let BASE HITS. a fine fleMer, aud a good mau to kcepou hand. themselves slid put up their muney fvr a league nine pitchers, p.ve and curves and good eyea for the ball, Brown, Mann, Barkley, Smith, Whitnny, Knehnc proves him to be the nan f -r the place, and from Scm take example fro.-u tho gentlemanly conduct of Shock has been called home by the death of bis It Wouldn't Work. ate so oft. n deceived by the delivery, t-,ow much more *« vfHif'.n jr-fterdayi Although every decision on a and Carroll have each played in over 100 games this mother-in-law. Uis coaching aud general pliy was present appeaiances be is likely to carry iheiroject likely is the umpire, wiu has almost entirely lost the year arid made over 100 hits. Brown hat made 99 missed iu yesterday's game. IB the New York-Kansas Cily game of Sopt. 25, Um­ through 1o Hucctss. He expresses h!m*elf determined Sputcii point, except e>ne, wont against them, not a pire Powers started in to judge the play from behind vi ry faculties that make good batsmen, to be deceived. «w 1 or a coptjdaiut w»s heard from tl.em." runs, Mann 83, Barklev 71, Smith 71, WhHney 64, Henry has been in tbe points and showed up well. to Ret togethei (i nine that Des Moirics nc-o 1 not be The th*or> tlnit old lull pla.iecs should by reason Ktiehne 71 aud Carroll 80. The latter player has made Bis attitude At the bat amn^d iho audience very tho pitcher's box, but gave up tho tusk at ttie end of ashamed cf, and to that pnrpcs- he hai opened corres­ ol pri'vii-ui traiuin^aud experience oitko tho b?fct um­ 134 hits. three in Lings and thtu took Ma accustomed place. pondence with some of Ihe le*t men In th? minor Aaxoclatiou Notices. much, lut hi* bitting soon won him respect. pires jouii'ls beautiful, but practice ha< eUmnustratcd The Pittsburgh have been shut out four times this Uitmorestruck out sixteen men—:i record which ha* The Idtu of bo umpiring a game cf ball oiiglcat'.'d with leagues. He wants go^d, hard hitters and lielder?; ho tlic fallacy of it. The very fact that they are "old" Col.! MBVN. 0 , Si-jpt. :S).— Kditor SPORTI.IO LIFE: — seiL'on—twice by St. L;ui», on>» by Brooklyn, and once not more tlmu one equal iu the League this year. Jim White in l*7G, and iu tbat year Joe G&ibardt :tt- wants to engage- three geod batteries, and he will pay Coutiw.ts ti^i r»rut it-* feasibility ftt yet tu be woul I like to play ball in one cf the bent live cities in With Li.uisvii!.: -K t./n Cli.itnherlain atel Hub C'ollins. made plain. Itatsmcn, pitcher?, barman and catchers called to mind—have been so merely bcci'.iise tfaelr moies three. St. Louis has been shut out five time-ft— ICtu. Ihe vVest will do well to address our manager, Wra. C. physical faculties have remained uDimpaired. It Vilh K. tr.,i.oiiUn — John F. Meiater, J. \V. Shaflcr. once by the BrooklynH, in addition to the four games Car roll ie blmself agtto, and the way be is running are alike troubled L-y the a'lditknu) mm in ebcrtlield, Bryau, care Sheiman's office, ol'.! Walnut street. \Vr; <••:,. it::; iti— Emir K. Smith. With Pittnburg— and ft €e*ms tbat behind the bat \» the ln-st plHce for seems to us that umpire; sltouII all be 3 oung men, mentioned above. The champion* have, blanked their bases in a caution. in jour la.e represented in a len^ue, and all, gifted with ea^lo e-yts. Tbeso ojialiiien, combined ;.'. (...... ( i;y U«tropo1it»n— Peter (Tonne!! and S. A. Old Bobby Matthews loomed up like a four-time new ou«-*t still, he uiay prove a good one. WLD. !a.-t. There it waa d.imued with faiut pra:s<'. names the Western. A great ninny people, here think with thur* uuh know l-dgl of the rulew, should com­ D. Ue.'i.l. *y Balllm. r. — P. H. O'C-^nnell. By Cin- winter in the la«t Athletic-Pittsburg game, and bu + - - - well <-f the Weste-iu League fur our city. And it That guttles It. mand fcr iheir poe*e«3»*r.j a much Inr^r degree of suc­ cfcn.i: : --l'. Lcwi^, AbiitT IV we-li. By Louisville — aim was very sore at that. would make a goejd circuit with Des Moines, Oaial.a, cess than falls to the present lot of umpire*. Give u« \\' '•'•'• ' J. Si Ive«t*r and P. Roc-iin. By Athletic Ualvin, Smith, Knehne aud Miller will winter In A ComplltBent to a Desewijig Firm. VEW BEPFORD, M«siM Sept. 29. — Editor SPORTING St. Jiiseph, Toptka, I.eaveuworth, L'nniln, 1'enverand Special t) SPORTISO LIFE. )«'uiig bloo 1 in the umpire corps asucK ac in tb« Pilbburg. They are now permanent residents of this Lift: — Dear Sir; — I Dutico several clubs are laying Leadvili*. This would make a better league than tbe player's ranks. Baltimore and PittBhurg clubn have city. SAW FEAXCI.SCO, Oct. 2.—The California League lias claim to having engaged ir.e for 87. I won Id tay a.^ Western i^ngue just el sed. Otu- thing is assured, no to n . " i : 'iml^sk-n to ul»v oH postponed game of Pr«»ies Mjincs is iu ft will make tho «c^t. 1.', at I'ltmlmnf, t)ri.7, 1SSG. bnrjis joining the League-, but says he will not take largo order has been placed with the A. J. R

.1 full npon their Ln> Btinn'r'T. AB.B. ». p. A.B' HP.WARK. AB B » p. A.I .4 him to their — Tb- THE EASTERN LEAGUE. Brown, p..,.. * 0 2 0 7 n Gr t>nwM,2k 4 11310 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. RASR R^ATJL. ..13 ..utn. t.t..i tno !' ' •--..;. ,«o, rf... 4 01000 The Record. cf...... 401 4 OM ill BSD. t' in. iB.B. B r. A.B p.. . e .,_...„_..,...... — ..... ;.,*.! ,, 1^ ,(.. i r, Ib... 400 9 01 f '. n - 1 1 .f. 5 0 1 0 0 0 1 .1 il 7 11 Ai.nis, If...... 300 0 00 I ii»s of the AM&iiiCA Ji iUCLVUUN. IE . "> 1 3 1 (1 . 1 1 2 0 0 wl .21 00 OlTrotMV..... 300 5 51 >' Oti, 40014 513750 th,- 111 0 2 O.Daljr, c...... 3 00 3 21 The first lea^on ot .. , ..• closed 'Sept. 35 S 10201 411000 l>.,u:..l!j-,lb.4 1 2 12 0 0 teltb...... 3 0 1 3 31 P 10024 410211 in the ieust. Newark ha« the ohaiupio&puip Stapled, 2b 4 0 1 4 40 Pyle, p...... 300 0 31 with the L'tica Club as champuns. They fiirly I :1 1 2 0 2 I 420232 wor, and Wnterhnry, Jersey Citv, Hartford won theti'le. They had the advantage «f starting 1 ..... 1 U 'J 1 .L....._. 4 0 U 16 0 l.Scutt, 111...... 4 1 1 6 20 and Bri.L- lely sepa­ Total...... 41 513 27 19 1 Total...... 31 1 4 27 146 wit' i.-ong nine, an! hive made fewer M,p 3 0 0 n 2b..... 300 1 4 1 Dolau, c...... 4 2 1 720 rated in ; [s: ' i .my other club in the League. ....3 015 : 4, If.... 41120 0 McGmnii,r.. 402 1 it New.irk ...... 1000 0 o 0 o 0-1 Tho ,, .. ,',.,,...... J ...... 1 T(je I'. Uu, c...... 3 0 0 6 i o Nwol,rf...... i -i - 1 " " 'e. Mctiin i,p,Il 3 2211 O-Bmtiong.c... 4 14310 Total...... 3« 3 Id 24 16 6| TaM...... 99 » 12 27 15 3 rival C:i for 'ilfTJ"ni third !>'»••' .. won Tolil...... 3231 2»M11 Total...... 42 1« IS 27 15 3 Two-base Ul— l:e. ch«r l).,uble Sept. 25, when they det'oatal the Hamilton's by .. i.uli. £arned runs — Ix>uisville 1, Baltimore 3. Borne a score of 2 to 1 . The Buffalcs finished fifth, Baltimore^..... n u y o u 0 K I o— i run* — Sotiiai^i- *...! r.,lhiitf Tw., -tMi^e hit -3n.wn- Earned runs- while the >tari, alter starting off with The Record. hits—Welch u. r...... l I «[ 3| 4| fl &l ll 2l;!2 ] ,M9 Gnmeg Pl»y«d 8«pt. 29. the lea.! .0 sixth place at tho finish. Uut otic more weejk of the regular season re­ tlome runs—o^.... „,. . „*, : ...... ' T ' 1! iV 5 8 111 41 '.482 The Bin^...... ;;.! Oswe^o clubs bring up th« =y City...... 1 f'lTY vs. BRIDGEPORT AT JK mains, and tho only debatable position i* St. Lonia ti, Baltimore. 4. Mruck c . 29.—The visitors fleldad finely, but were rear. It oannot be gainsaid that the Inter* Latham and Macullar. Double pl« Game* Pi»y««t Friday, Oet. 1. Loo* second T>fscp, for which there it a desperate Jji<-!...... *•..< I'.rnitkey. first on balls—Oi: ;..... -. it the bat, Bmwn, A?* u^ua1 , tiding the only man national League in winding up the tii.-t year of i ml Brooklyn, with | •'' : Pafled balls— Ifulau 1, Bu»uong 1. t*ITTSBE KG V--. BROOKLYN A ...... 16 11 17 2 6| . 2 IU. u4 ,.7U i .toy hitting. DarkafiM prevented play its existence does so with a good record. It has rtner. There i;< no I i ate. -The game was close PC •e ...... > 1] 2 1 0! II 31 0! I OJ 7 !.l!33 :h iDDtng, although the niath had beeu been a paying institution from the start, and j. --...mi, ui ^ i...,. Si, ,,. ihe other positions. -N...,.—1,,<- , ,iul.urn-Athletic,Cincinnati-Brooklyn -vfutli iiiniii- wli.'ii TVrrv Wr. ry...... 'nils' !.' o! f 1 7' :l' 54 .613 JKH^Fl . V. AB.B. B. f. haa come to stay. Appended it the eoniflcted 'Iti1 recurd below U up to Saturday Oct. 2, in- and Louisville-Metropolitan games of tu:s date were A. K;BRIDO P KT. AR.B. B. p. A. e all prevented by lain. Total lost...... '5744 ;i Tit-rnaB.rf... 4 041 0 0 Brown, rf..... 402 1 01 record: oli.-ive:' 0'IIrlen, Ib... 4 0 0 10 1 i>IH»aburg,lf. 4 10410 viaitors duwu iu four ti Frel, If...... 4 0 0 3 0 OiBeecher, if... 3 00000 Game* Played Wednesday, Sept. 39. PITUBVBU. AB.RB. P. A. K BROOKLYN. AB.t.t. P. A.I Games Flayed Sept. 33. Corcoran, c... 4 124 1 0 F-sli-rday, ts. 3 1 0 1 60 Cm-i.NXATi vs. BROOKLYN AT Ci.fciirnATi Brown, rf.... 4114 0 .u, » 1 0 Clinton, cf... 4 111 0 OKr'hm'jr,lb30 1 7 00 Mann.rr...... 4113 0 100 NKWAKK vs. WATEKBURY AT NEWARK SKIT. Say, 3b...... 3000 1 0 S'xsmitb, e.. 3 0 0 6 00 SEPT. 28.—lirooklyn made a hard fight and won Sho»b'rg,lb 3 2 1 11 0 . 400 23.—The Newarka won easily, as Waterbury's HlUu.d, 2b... 3113 3 0 Alvord, 3b... 3 01811 in the ninth lnuii.< .ifter ll:«y tn.1 »l;.'Wi: Bridgeport...... ™...... <» 0 0 2 0 0 0 0-2 Rochester...... tb. 411 6 6 OJMcClellXSbSO 1 2 31 Kn> n,• l run*—Jersey City 1. Fir«t on envrs—Jer- s». 4 2 1 0 62 »*artwo"d,rf 400 0 00 W.VTEKB'f. ABB.B. P. > - --" -.;: AB.B. B. P. A. r. *yrac_use...... Total...... 387102T 9 4J Total...... 32 2 « 27 n 2 Wheeler, rf.. 4000 -b421220 1 Tijgepart 2. Struck out—Jersey City 5, Toronto ...... 501 2 0 3>PhilUp«, Ib.. 5 0 2 13 00 Pittiburg...... 00020031 1—7 M I.auK'u, B 4 1 2 0 :.... 4 11010 Left on bases—Jersey City 10, Bridgc- I'tica...... r.:lb400 1 l > M.-TV*, v,ct 3 3 1 0 00 Brooklyn...... 10000000 1—2 Pettit. Ib..... 411T ... 4 0 1 1 OO ,~...... at ou talta—Jersey City ."i, Bridgeport 1. ...3 2 I 1 T...4 22200 Rous earned—Pituburg 1, Brooklyn 1. Twi^base Battm,3b...... 4 1 I 1 ...400 0 *0 Pa-sed ball*—Jersey City 2. Bridgeport 3. Wild Games hat.. :t>... 3 131-2 .....4 31 2 41 hits—Brown, Whitney - and Phillips. Pa^ed ball?— Hi?gim,2b.. 4 0 0 1 , - ID... 4 3 2 8 00 pitches— J.iwy City 1, Bridgeport 1. S:olen bases— ...... oy, p.4 1 2 U »...... «, c...... 3 2 3 8 31 Carroll 2, Peoples 2. First on balls—OS Galvin :l, off Manaell, If... 411 3 u l Amas.lt...... 421 001 Jerwy City 4. Turo-basohitj—Tieruan, Clinton, Brown. sylvester.cf.. 401 0 u i> Toole, p ..... 303 0 82 Three-base hiU—Brown, Krebmyer. D.mble play— Guinea Played Sept. £3. Total loot...... ' 64174 55 44! 51S1 Terry ">. First ou errors—Pittsburg 2, Brooklyn 2. Kennfdy.cf.. 4 0 1 1 0 O'Daly, c...... 4 0 0 911 Struck out—Oalvin 2, Terry 7. Umpire—Kelly. Walker, c..... 400 7 0 4 L. .-ulilli.M.. 4 2 i 4 00 K-jterday, Stapleton, Krehmjer. Hit by pitcher— ROCHESTER vs. I'm A AT Roc BEST LR SEPT. 23. Total ..... 3*911*25147 Total...... 3010 1627 15 6 Hilaud i Umpire— Murphy. Time—2:00. *Ona man out when th« winning run was scored. Williams, p.. 4 1 2 0 7 0 Knowlton, p 3 1 1 080 — This game was sharply contested, but a single Games Flayed Saturday, Sept. 25. TBE INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONS. WATERB'Y vs. NEWARK AT W'RBI «Y SEPT. 29: run being made, Ileogle pet inc that in tho sixth Cincinnati...... :..... 251100000— Total...... 3« 5 8201210J Total...... 36 11 9 24 14 2 .on-'. IU.B vs. METS AT LOUISVILLE SEPT. rBrooklyn...... 03012030 1—10 WATEBBtry. AB B. B. P. A.E| NEWARK. AB.B. B. r. A * inning on bis force bit, M. Griffin's single, a pasted ub unexpectedly, after thirteen The Club to Disbaud thin Week—General *Daly out for not toachiug third baae. Wheeuir.rf.. 6 1 2 3 0 0|Gre»nw'd,2b 5 0 0 3 hall auil au ont. Score: Earned raw—Cinrionali 4, Brooklyn 6. Two-base Waterbuiy...... 0221000 0— 5 5. won a Irilliant victory. JUmsey hits— Fermellv, Clark, Toole and Poillip*. Three- News Notes. M'LaVi-n^»4 1213 0,Coogau, rf.. 5 023 IT1CA. «!!B B. p. A.K|ROCH'3T E8. 4«.«.B. A. • Use hits—Beilly, Clark and gtranat. Passed balls— Newark ...... 0400160 x—11 Petiit, p...... 5 0 0 0 3 O.Casoy, cf...... 5 0 0 5 T. GnfHo.cf.. 4 0 1 0 l>, ViiiiM.lf...... 300 0 0 I'TICA, Oi!t. 1.—Editor SVORTINB LIFE:—The Earui'-l runs—Wat. rbury 1. Two-bnsehit—Kennedy. Battin, 3b.... 522 4 3o Tucker.lb... 622 7 Mengk-, 2b.. 4102 3 0 McKeon, ss.. 1 0 1 3 0 ^ i, line running Snyderl. First ou balls—Off Pechiney 4, off Toole 4. Stnuk cut—Newark 8, Waterbnry S. Passed balls— 1 i a noiuber of I'mfiire—McQuade. base ball season for 1886 has come to a close. Hit gins, 2b.. 401 4 30 Annis, If...... 502 1 M.Griffin, If. 3 0 1 0 p 0 Kennedy, Ib 4 009 0 0 hits • . B-.i-ei-Mj nurt did thfir The last game of the season in which the t'ticas Daiy 2, Walker 3. Wild pitches— 8.11..wlton 1, Wil­ Walker, e.... 512 2 21 Trott, c...... 4127 ShlBdle, 3b. 4002 ti ll Knight, rf... 3 0 0 " 0 0 PtTTSBHQ VS ATHLBTIf AT PlTTSBV»0 StpT. 29.— liams 2. Stolen bases—Battin, Smith, Walker, Coogan Mansell, tf_ 4 1 0 3 00 Daly, 3b...... 4000 bittii -J. The feature of the game The home cluh hit Matthews rather freely, but could took part was played in Syracuse yesterday. Halpin, is... 400 3 3 l j lU:ter,c...... 401 2 0 was ' - -r iu the fifth iuuiojr at'Ur and Daly. First ou tall-—Newark 3, Watcibnry 3. Kennedy, cf4 01 0 01 Smith, Si...... 4 12 Carroll, rf.... 4022 0 0 Hackett. 2b. ?. 0 0 1 0 not bunch them when runs were obtainable. The The players of the Ttica team will leave for First ou errors—Newark 5, Waterbury 1. Umpire— Campana,lb4 0 0 13 01 Kuowltou, p 4 11 .me ti.e Uses nlied. Only seven Athletics played a fcharp game and bit h-ird and Latbam, Ib... 401 8 10 Wkiim>y,3b. 3001 5 2 1. Score: their homes on Monday. Hofford, Serad and Daly. Hofford, c.... 4007'""0 1 Warnf r, cf...- 300- - - - ue timely. The game was won iu the seventh inning Mattemore go to Philadelphia, Carroll to Buf­ Total...... 40 610 30 14 3 Total...... 41 5 11 27 12 5 Matkmore^i 301 1 « 4 P. A.B MtTS. AB.R.B. f. A.B wu«n Matthewa' base on balls, Stovey's single, a Baker, p...... 3 0 1 7 1 " '• •u.cf..... 3 00400 falo, T. Griffin to Syracuse, Shindle to Glouces­ Games Played S«pt. 34. Waterbury...... 100211000 1—6 pared ball, Lirkin's hit, Calvin's wild throw and an !»ewark...... i 0 11100110 0-5 n*n,lf.. 2 11001 out netted three runs. Coleman made his appearacce ter, Halpin to Boston, Toy to Pittsburg, Pender- JERSEY CITY vs. BRIDGEPORT AT JERSBTOITY Total...... 34 1 « 27 16 7 Total...... 30 O 8 27 18 » -;-r,2b.... 3 01211 Earned runs—Waterbury 4, Newark 3. Two-base Clica...... _...... „...... O0000100 0—1 with tbe Pitt.-bnrgs and playid a good game, lie graw to Troy. The players have worked hard this SEPT. 24.—This game was won by the home club hits—Battiu. Trott, Smith, Tueker. Left ou bases— r:,-k, Jii. i -i. I ,i u 1 Mrr, Ib...... 3 0 0 401 found tile tali every time at tbe tat, bat was caught summer and are &nxi.>ua to go home to rest. It is not Rochester...... 00000000 0—0 .to, a..... 4 0 0 3, 2 O^lauk'son^ib 3 0 0 031 in the first three inuin^s. After that neither side got Waterbnr) 3, Niwark tt. Stolen bases—Wheeler 2 First on balls— Utica 1, Rochester 4. Struck out — tll£ three tiaies out of four. Score: known ytt who wiil comprise u"xt year's team, a man across the plate. £cjre: Peltit 2, Walker 3, Mansell 1, Trott 1. Home run— I'tica 5, Rochester 6. First en errors— Utici 3, c,lb .....411 7 0 0 Urady, rf..... 2 0 0 3 00 PITTSBrRQ.AB.B.B. p. A.E 1 ATHLETIC. AE.K.B. P. A.E siiSk-e it is to say that it will be a good one ia every ; I 0 2 40 McLa'lin.M. 100 1 10 JEES'V IITY.ABE. B P. A. 11 BK'lUp'RT. Al.B. B. P. A.E McLaughlin. First ou balls—Off Pettit I, Kuowltoa Rochester 5. Left on bales— Utica 6, Rochester «. llrowu. rf.... 524 3 01 Slovey, rf..... 4 S3 1 01 leepecs. Some of the players of this year's team will Ticrnan.rf... 512 0 2 0 B own p, rf 4 0 u 1 00 1. First on errors—Waterbury 2. Struck out—Off Double play — Shindle, flet:gle and 1 a'hairj. fia»«t .100 0 0 U llolbert,-..... 300 6 20 Mann, cf...... 502 0 01 Larkin, If.... 4*3 4 00 undoubtedly |ilay hero another season. 30001 0 { Clubman, p.. 300 0 10 OBrieu.lb... 5 1 1 11 1 O'llambur^lf. 420 0 00 P«tliH,Kii»wUou 5. 1'isaed balls—Walker 1, Trott 1. stolen — Mattemore, Hacketf, WhHney. Passed ball; — Shomb'rg,lb3 0 0 8 0 0 Mil|i..... 4 0 1 410 T.o itsvil ...... '...... _ 200032 0—7 the effect that the Uticas wnuld be presented witti a Say,3b...... 4 0 0 1 4 3 Krohnij'r.c. 4 0 1 6 01 Eleven innings were neede I to decide ibis stubbornly Barkley. 2h.. 4 0 2 1 4 0 ; Jte««T,ss.... 4 0 0 820 new suit of clothes for winning tbe pennaut. This Ililand,2b... 4 2 1 2 1 IJAlvonl, 3b... 4 0 0 310 WIIXIAMSPOBT MAD contested game. Tbehom&cUib txcglled at the bat ...... 000001 0-1 Whitney, 3b. 2 0 0 1 1 1 Bauer,2b...... 3 0 0 520 • 1, Metropolitan 1. Two- occasioned no trrprise among the Uticam, as it was M»rphy,e.... 3 0 1 10 5 o'Donnelly.lb 3 0 1 10 10 and in tl e field. S ore: Smithes...... 4 0 0 4 3 0 Grecr, cf...... 4 0 0 200 generally understood that a number of w.atthy base­ Siovey, p..... 4 0 1 0 10 2 l> >le, if, p.. :i 0 1 050 At an Unfounded Report Iu Some Philadel­ HAMILTON. AB.B.B. p. A.E TOSOSTO. AB.K.B. p. A.I •*maD. Three-base hits— Calvin, p..... 411 0 01 M»tth*wB,p.. 210 0 31 Passed balls—Kerius 2. ball patrons had clubbed together a>jd resolved to pur­ Lang, n...... 4 1 2 3 4 2 i.Sta'l n,21). 3 0 2 241 phia Papers. Etc. Rainey, 3b... 500 S 2 8 Albwt, ts. ... 5 1 2 5 30 First on balls—Off Kain^ey chase the suits. Some of the players were even tolil in WILLIAHSPORT, P*., Oct. 1.—Editor SPORTISG Wright, cf.... 5 1 3 1 0 t) MorrisoB, cf 5 i) 0 2 00 ------iout—Kioue\ 4, CasLman 6. Total...... 35 3 10 24 941 Total...... 33 « g 27 9 3 the middle of tbe season by these patrous that the Total...... 37 6 9 27 27 O 1 Total...... 83 5 6 24 13 5 Knight, If.... o 1 4 2 0 0 Faatz, Ib...... 5 0 2 11 02 Pittsburg...... _..... 00102000 0—3 team would be given a suit of clothes if they won the J.rsev City...... 4 1 100000 x—6 LIFE:—The directors of the Williamsport Club Jones, Ib..... B 0 0 14 11 Spill, 3b...... 400 329 Athletic...... 10100130 x—G vs. BBOOKITN AT CIKCINNATI SEPT. 25. pennant. Manager Dijbler waited ULtil 1-tst Tuesday Bridgeport...... 30200000 0-5 were highly amused at reading the dispatch sent Andrus, rf. .. 5 0 0 1 0 0 Humphries,c 4 0 1 411 Earned rocs—Athktio 2. Stolen bsaes—Haaa atd for them to come forward and do as they said, but as tuned inn«—Jerrey City 3. First oj errors—Jer­ from Altoona to the Pniladelphia papers last I'olllns, Sb... 502 4 21 OsterhoUt^-l. 4 0 O 1 U 0 rr..i -' .»«. ..(one on both sides, but tbe McGarr. Two-base hits— Storey 2 »nd Lyons. 't s.> aa to score the most they did not put in an appearance be went and ordered sey City 3, Bridgeport 3. first on balls—Jersey City Sund:iy, claiming a game forfeited on Saturday. Kellogg BS... 401 3 31 Mctiueken,it 411 3 « 0 Pmssd balls—(ai roil 2, Milligan 1. First on balls— the suits himrelf. This w a prelty small piece of busi­ 1, Briiig. (»ort 1. Struck cut—Jersey City 5, Bridge­ Sommers.c... 400 3 10 Weir, 2b...... 400 3 30 r nher loosa. The feipure ol Off Galrin 2, off Matthews 6. First on error*—PitM- In the first place, the game was not scheduled, • ' » •'mith and Phillips in ness by tbe prrirnd who eurtetl Ihis statement. For a port 7. Left on bases—Jersey City 5, Bridgeport 4 Wood, p...... 4 1 1 2 2 4 Davis, p...... 4 0 0 1 10 burg 1, Athletic 3. *r«ek out—Galvia 2, Matthews 1. team tbat won the championship the Uticas were Throe-base bits—Tiernan 1, Muiphy 1. Double rlayd as this bright correspondent claimed. When the - i great catch of a I)'ublo i.lavs—JtlcGurr and Bauer; M^Garr and g nret. Scori-: treated shibbi.y by the public. Not even a medal was —I>.,nnelly, itapletoa; S ovej, Laug, O'Britn. PasBcd Altoona Club was in thia city last Manager Total...... 42 31133 U 7 fetal...... 39 4 6 33 9» O'Brien; Whitney, Barkley and Shombtrg; Carroll given thtm—an excellent reminder of what they did balls—Bridgeport 1. Stolen las< s— Jersey City 6, Zecher desired to have a postponed game played Toromj...... 2 000001000 1—4 ».». r. ., ••- AB.K.B. p. A.E • ml Shomberg. Umpire—Kelly. '.02 00: 511320 ia 188ti. The players had really good fortune to be Bridgeport 5. Hit by pitcher—Krthmeyer. Umpire— on the day in question. The Williamsport direc­ Hamilton...... 0010000200 0—3 LOIISVULE vs. HITS AT Lorisvm.! SFPT. 29.— playing uiidrr Manager IHshltr, and his kindness to Dailey. Time—1:10. 521 32. -533130 torate replied that they would go to Altoona Kuns earned — Toronto 1. Stiuck out— By Wood 5, 4 2i .-»,tn« ui,. 401 3 11 Ramsey pitched for Louisville, and pitched a very ef­ them wilt never be forgotten. WATERBIRY vs. HAETF'RD AT W'BB'Y SEPT. 24: by Davis 9. Passed balls— Humphries 4. First on 413 fective gani«, hU suppoit, hcwover, being of the rank upon certain terms. Mr. Zecher then said he 4 0 1 3 0 i i'hiilips, Ib... 4 1 1 14 01 MINOR NOTES. WATEBB V. AB.R. B. P. A.E HARTl'GRD. AB.R.B. P. A.E balls— By Wood 2. Umpire — Cusbman. est kind. *'cr the visitors, Schafer was remarkably Wheeler, rf.. 4 0 0 0 0 0 Luf U rry, SB. 4 1 0 3 20 would go to Altoona, inform the Altoona direct­ . .->. 400 3 1 ti.JlclVsBy.cf t 1 1 1 01 This was an off year for mascots in. tbe Interna­ Games Played Sept. 34. -.it..... 401 3 U b 3a.i a,»...... 4 2 3 2 71 effective, striking out ten local bttt^iaen and being hit tional League. M'La h'ti^. 401 1 20 Johnson, rf.. 411 1 00 ors and let Williamsport know at once whether sa/V ly by Browrrng only, who Kcnred tbe three lute I'ettit, p...... "4 00040 Sullivan. Ib. 4 1 2 12 20 ROCHESTER vs. UTICA AT ROCHESTER SEPT. 24. ,ter,«f. 400 1 0 u strauM.lf..... 4 0 1 1 00 mad? by she home team. The visitors woike.1 sharply, Sim .n, of tbe Stars, will stay here at his h -me in to go to Altoona or not. Nothing has since been iu,c.... 411 4 1 ; Clark, c..._...... 4 0 1 2 11 thij city thu wiat-r Battiu,:lb...... 401 1 30 B«-cannon,2b 401 1 20 heard from Mr. Zecher or the Altoona directors — This contest was not remarkable for its bril- 3uiitli,Bu....,3 1 2 t) i> O Parter^)...... 4 0 1 0 OU Lot *n erior making tlieir eren work. Score: Higgins, 2b.. 401 3 61 Doyle,3b..... 412 1 32 LOUiSVIlLE. AB.E.B. T AE HET3. AB R B. P. A.B Bancroft, (.f Roc':. - V.tttimore is the best regarding the game, except ihe absurd and un­ iUncy, though the Ideas played a faultless pitcher in tbe Inti ue. Walker, c.... 3 0 1 4 0 1 Ftiw, cf...... 4 0 1 201 game. The visitors o-utbatted and outplayed the home Total...... 37 oil 24 6 oj Totil...... 37812 2714.5 Kerins, c..... 3 n 0 8 0 2 Xeljon, cf.... 3 0 0 000 Mansell, If.... 3 0 1 2 0 0 Turner, If.... 4 0 0 210 tenable claim they ciused to be telegraphed to Brownini.cf 4 03311 BosMnnn.lf.. 4011 0 0 Serad will },lay !i r.. team at every point, and this, together with to* ...... 0 1 200020 0 —5 There will l-e s. t the aa- Kennedy.cf.. 300 2 1 2 S afford. p.._ 400 0 50 the Sunday papers. Not hearing fr.nu Altoona Itocheeters' poor ntldiug and errors at ctrticul tirnea, ...... _ ... £1310010 x— 8 Wolf, rf".... 300 3 00 Mfister, 2b.. 4113 1 0 nnal meeting of tt . in No­ Cut), Ib...... 3 0 0 11 2 1 Dnfly, c...... 301 5 20 We•" r ick.Sb..••-----„ 300 0 o Orr,lb...... 4 2 2 11 0 0 the Willlamsjmt Club was a«nt to Sunbury and run up their scjre. Score: ?— HU. innatl *^. Kr-.oklvn •!. Home rr.-n «•'-'••• ...... 3 0 0 vember. At the In- . i.'.e mem­ played there. There was a little gratuitous in­ I'TU'A. AB.B.B. P. A.E KOCHCSTIR. AB.B. B. P. A.B 1 2 1 HankVn,3b4 102 2 0 bers of the League evciy [iti-3._u iii I!.L' r^jm—about Total...... $205 24 18 5 Total...... 35 4 8 27 17 S ....200 5 1 1 P,iady.lf...... 4 1 1 0 0 0 formation appended to the dispatch referred to T. Oriffin.cf. 3 3 1 1 O 0 Vmer, c..... 4 1 1 411 twenty five—m*de a sue--* as to the standing ot the Wateibury ...... 0 0000000 0-0 Heugle, 21.... 401 1 60 McKnii. ss.. 3 0 1 3 41 ....3 0 0 2 1 2 McLa'iin.BS. 4 001 5 0 clubs at the close of the season. Tbe tapers were ll«r ford...... 0 0001012 x—4 above regarding the financial status of the Wil­ •....II.MS, i:....3 0 0 200 Zrmnii r, c.... 300 9 4 0 Planted runs—Hartford 1. Two base hits— lliggius, il. G.iBin, If 4 2 1 0 0 O'Kenofdy. Ib 3 0 1 9 00 —OB I'or er 1. Kamsey, p.... 200 Oil 3jhafer,p....3 200 0 0 sealed ania, Hct'lellaa, I'tica From what I bear there was but one perstm iu HcLtiu^blin, Dojle. Left ou tasee—Waterbury 6, was made that but for the charity of the other Ha'pin, ES ... 4 0 1 1 1 0 Biker, cf...... 3 I 1 1 «« the room who guessed tho wiDuer—i Utican. Hartford 3. Stolen bases— lligsrius, Mansell 2. First clubs these two would have disbanded early in the (Jarroll, rf.... 4 0 0 1 0 u: llacketl, 8t>.. 3 0 U ft 3* AUiietic-i'.UaUirg game appeared in Total...... 260 3 24 6 *; Total...... 3£ 7 5 27120 Hengle has been laid up with sickness the past week. on balls— Off Pcttit 2, o3 Stafford 1. Fir=t on errors— Louisville...... 0 'o S 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 Waterbury 3. Hartford 1. Struck out—Off Pettit 3, off season. Tbe Altooua Club is the last me in the Asso­ Latham, Ib.. 4 1 2 13 0 0 Whiluer, 3b S 0 0 0 14 . Tbe St. Louis-Baltuxiore game waa pre- Metr"p.4its»...... ""101320 x— 7 Dave McSeoogh and Hofiord are the all aronnd ciation that should speak of charity. Whtn the Al­ McKcougb.c 31052 0 Warner, If... 300 2 00 - ...... players of the Uticas. Stafford 4. Double plays— McLaugulin, Cuff, Bittin; toona C.ub vio'atel tbe constitution, and made itself Btrud, p...... 31117 olparson*, p... 3 00 0 42 —Off Shiciile, T. Gri!riu and Serad were presented with 1'attir, Hi^frius, Cuff; Higgins, Cuff. Lnfbcrry, Sulli- subject to heavy fine and extmision, it wa^ the Wi!- a»ine« Flawed S«nday. Sept. 36. elegant gold-headed umbrellas this week appropri* ia«, DuffyT Time—1:30. Umpire—" "lamsport Clui> tba^iterestfrd itself andsavt d Altnona; ... 33 8 8 24 U O Total....!. 28 2 4 24 13 7 tely in&cnljed. "the \V ; "- - -• "'• ' * 2 » o i e o a u-s "N. J ' —CSrnes- t'JtjTetl Sept, 2*. • * ...... „„.'•••• S I ] 0 Ol^BfO-J hntl Mer.erscn ?i!vt'i- ice pitsher by the Hka team Tue'.lay Tiight. runs — Utica 1. First on errors— Utka 4. NEWARK vs. BRIDGEPORT AT NIWARK SEPT. 1 Altoonl • cic i .-.ug.cs, and would have ST. Locw vs. BAITIMOUE AT «. Loris SEPT. 21).— Tbe . 4 1 1 1 3 1 bis left-baJided catch on the home diamond was tho Greenw'd,2b 411 3 20 Brown, Ib... 401 5 02 tbe Williftmsport people have not,and they also remeu]- — This was the last ciampionship game at ; 1 0 2 5 1 409321 Welch, ef.._ 4 1 0 3 0 0 Sowdere.cf... 4 1 0 2 00 feature. Coogan.rf.... 411 1 00 Hamb'rg.lf... 4 00012 brT that tite Altoun* Club refuse-! to chaoge a date at Foutz.lb..... 4 1 1 8 2 llDavii, 3b..... 4 1 2 2 40 Rochester. The home club won the game by good , i 1 1 1 3 i • • ... 4 1 3 3 0 0 It was rumored this week that the Liuisvilles Ca»ey,cf...... 410 1 00 Ben*er,cf.... 300 2 00 WilHamsport's request. Tin Williamsport flub has fteUing and battiag. Only six and a half inntugs Mui'ani p... 4 0 0 0 I u Pliillips, Ib.. 3 1 1 910 Kobinson, p. 3 1 1 0 1 O'Macullar^j. 3 1 1 1 41 would like and are trying to get one of the Clicas for received I.at one favor from the clubs of its associa- Nicol, rf...... 4 1 1 1 00! Scott,lb...... 3 1 2 10 00 Burns. 3b.... 41100 0 Esterday, S3.. 3 00232 were played, tbe gam* being called to allow the Utical Carieute!,:lb4 0 0 2 1 1 ilcTa'aay ,cf 4 1 1 3 00 uext season. Tucker, Ib... 400 8 00 K'hm'yr, rf.. 3 0 0 1 00 tioo, and tbat waa from the Wiikesbarres. The cry- to ca'ch a train. Score: Jones, If...... 401 000 Burch, If..... 402 1 00 Kemmler, c- 3 1034 1 K'lroy.p...... 411 0 20 l{d Ueng!«, of Chicago, who has beea visiting his Aiinis.lf...... 4 0 0 1 0 OiSixsmilh c... 3 0 0 350 that Williarnsriort would have disbanded in the nrdJle ROCHESTER. AB.B. B. P. A.E! tTICA. AB.R. B. P. A. B Eeil!yJb..._ 4 1 0 » o 0 imitb^s...... 4 0 0 222 brother here, bas returned h' me. Trott,c...... 8 0 0 10 1 0 Alvord 3b.... 300 1 20 of tbe season originated in the fertile brains of the Viener, If...... 3 0 1 0 0 0 T. Griffin, cf. 4 0 0 S 00 Hylvester.cf. 3 00 2 0 CH'eoples, c.... 4 1 2 422 Total...... 33 7 7 27 19 T| Total...... 301110 27 14 3 About the mid.lle of the past season Lena Fletcher L.Smith, fs.. 300 0 10 McKtlma, p 3 0 0 2 20 Wiikesbarres, who always gave as an excuse, when St. LouU...... 000103003—7 McKeon, ».. 30141 llHengle, 2i>... 200 9 20 tnj ter, c..... 3 0 1 7 0 0 Henderson,p 3 0 0 110 (Diamond Dicx), of Toronto, said that the clnb that J. Smith, p.. 3 0 1 0 13 0|Stapkton,2b 300 5 20 Wiliiamsport won, that if they had lost they would Kennedy.lb. 31390 0 ,M. Griffin,!!.. 2 00208 Baltimore...... 02300024 9—11 would win the pennant would be given an elegant have disbanded. A poor excase, you know, is better Earned runs — St. Louis 2, Baltimore 8. Tivo-l««e Knight, rf... 3 0 0 1 0 Olihindle, 3b._ 2 0 3 100 Total-.-. 82 4 3 34 K> 3 Total...... 34 5 10 27 11 6 picture of all Internationil League player*. We are Total...... 33 4 4 «4 17 o| Total...... 29 0 1 21 15 C than none at all. The A Itoonas may have made some Hackett, 2b.. 3 0 I 3 6 0 Halpin, ss.... 3 0 0 1 60 Hncinnati...... 10001200 0—4 hits — Latham and Sommer. Pasied balls— Ktmmler wailing patiently for it, Mr. Flelcher. I thought I money this season,but how did they do it? By violating 2. Wild pitches— KobiMon 3. First on balls— Off Bridgeport...... 0000000 0—0 Whitney,3b. 30012 OtOirroIl, rf.... 300 0 00 Brook!-, n...... 0 0000311 x— 5 wonl.i remind you of if, yon know. Newark...... 3010000 x—4 all their pledges to tbe State clubs; by refusing to play Baker, cf...... 2 0 1 0 0 01 M' Seo'gh.lb 3 1 1 6 00 Earced runs— Brooklyn 1. Two-ba"e hit — Bnrch. Rob'U*OH 7, off Kilroy 3. Struck out — Robinson 1, Who will get the prize medal is tbe question now. Firct on errors—Newark 3. First on balls—Newark the schedule, and by playing American Association Kilroy 3 Double plays— MaculUr, Hcnuner and Warner, c... 310 3 00 Hofford.c.... 311 2 10 Thief-base hits— Ptopie» and Swattwood. Pawed I alii Shinile 13 the tavorite in the race; Mike and Sanjy 4. Struck out—Newark 3, Bridgeport 11. Left on clubs when they should have been playing State Asso­ Bakely, p..... 3 1 1 0 5 2 Mattemore,p 3 0 0 022 — Snyder t. Peoples 1. Bases on balls— Off Henderson Scott 2; Gleasou and Latham; Robinson, < crai^key Oiiffin are strong competitors. bases—Newark 3, Bridgeport 1. Pasted bal's—Six- ciation clubs. In any other association they would 2. Time— 1:40. Tinpir, — McQmrte. and Foutz. Left on bases — St. Louis 2, Baltimore 4. S- cretary Wbita will, no doubt, be honored with a smith 3. Hit by pitcher—Annis. Umpire—Daly. have been expelled. It is outy the charity of the other Time — 1:50. Umpire — Valentine. Total...... 2« 3 8 21 14 S Total...... 26 2 5 18 11 S ST. LOT-IS v* BAt.riM.-p.E AT ST. Lens SEPT. 26. — re-election this year. HARTFORD vs. WATERB'Y AT HARTF'DSEPT. 25: clubs tbat en'tbled them to continue. Perhaps the Rochester...... 020010 x— 3 Tli* firlJ a; ..t I., th . I .bs uaa excellent, Lut the BU- F. Roberts, of the Rochester Association, will be a Wjlliaa'sports did not make money this season, but Utica...... 000020 0—2 p= ri.jr bating "Mb!.' ^';n:!.pions eoabled them t7 win candidate for the preii lency f f the League. WATERBT'V. AB.R.B. P. A. E H ARTFIIRD. AB.R. B. P. A.E Games Flayed Thursday, Sept. 30. W heeler, rf.. 4 1 2 0 >1 0 Lnfbetry, H 4 0 1 Oil they will be in tbe field next year jast the same. Can Earned rune — Rochester 1. Fffct on errors — Utica ranily. Manning a!.H>e could do anytbiiig with Foutz's A number of the larger clnbs are after Mtirrtaon, the Altooca say as ranch? 1. First on balls— Rochester 1, Utica 2. Struck out — efiectire delivery. Score: ST. Locis vs. METS AT ST. Louis SEPT. 38. — heavy hitter of the Toronto*. J. NEVILLE. McLau'lin^a 411 0 20 Johnson, rf.. 3 0 1 3 10 The reason has now closed, leaving the Williamsport This was a brilliantly played contest. The Pettit, Ib.....4 1 1 9 2 0;Sullivi,n, Ib. 4 0 1 16 00 Rochester 2, Utica 2. Left on bases — Sochetf-er 6, ST. IOC1S. AB.E.B. P. A. li BALIO. AB.B.B. T. A.B Battin, 3b... 400 1 10. Becaonon,2b4 00030 Club in second place. The players have been paid off, U'tlca 5. Two-hue nit— Kennedy. Double plays — Latham, 3b.. 5 1 1 0 3 0 Banning, rf. 4 0 3 1 00 close score anil sharp fielding made it very esciting. SYEACUSK REOROANIZED. Ili#gini,2b.. 4 0 0 5 4 1 Doile,3b..... 3 0 0 120 and most of tttem have left for their homes? A ma- McKeon and Hackett; Hackett and McKeon. Paisad 0 Neill.lf.... 400 2 00 *>maier,2b... 400 1 71 The Metropolitans hit a good deal harder than the joiity of this year's t«=sm will be back again next sea­ balls — Warner 2. Wild pitches— tlakely 1, Mattemon Hi. *»on,s9... S 1 0 1 4 1 Purcell, II... 3 0 1 0 BO champion*, and but for some very co-tly errors would Mansell, If... 31210 OjFriss, cf...... 210 0 HO A New Board of Officcrg Chosen—Barnie Kennedj,cf.. 4 0 2 1 0 1 Turner, c.... 3 1 1 301 son, and the team will be very matei ially strengthened. 2. Time— 1:10. Umpire— West. fi mUkey.lb 4 0 1 9 0 0 Fulmer, cf... 4 0 0 300 have won. Tbe ueatber was so cold airj dit.agreef.ble I shall hare something further to pay regarding tbe TORONTO vs. HAMILTON AT TORONTO Stpr. 2.5. — Tb» Welch cf..... 4 0 2 2 0 i) Davia, 3b...... 3 0 0 210 tbat many persons in attendance left befoie the game Laying Lovr, Ktc. tuff, e....._401 6 2 3 Stafford, If... 3 1 1 001 Hughes, p... 210 1112 Cutrnan.p.... 301 0 10 4 weak points of the present team at a future time. was tbe last game of tbe season ani was a most ex- Foutz,p...... 4 0 2 1 1 0: Macnllar,S5.. 3 0 0 2 40 was eud-'l. Score: SYRACUSE, N. Y., Oct. 1.—Editor SPORTISS ———— *———— citmg contest. Score: K.)l,n:»Jli,2i, :; 1063 0 Scott, Ib... .. 2 0 1 15 00 ST. LOUIS. A r. A. if MFrra. AB.B.B. p. A.E LIKE:—Probably no association in the country Total...... 33 5 9 27 22 7 Total...... 29 3 6 23* 17 7 ST. JOSEPH MEMS. TORONTO. AB.R.B. T. A.B:IIA1«IITOH. AD.R.B. P. A.B Kicolrf...... 411 0 00 Dolan. c...... 300 2 10 LaUiarn. 3b.. 411 2 10 X'elson.cf..... 4001 will start out next season better equipped or All«rt, ti..... 4 0 I 1 2 5 rltainei,3b... 5 0 2 2 02 BusJumg.c... 4 1 1 6 2 OillcGinBis,p.. 3 0 0 1 00 O'Neil, If..... 400 1 00. Bossoian, If. 4 1 I 0 *Mausell hu by batted ball. under more favorable circumstances than the Watcrbury ...... 0031100 0—5 The Clnh Ahead Financinlly—Manager Morrison, cf. 4 0 0 0 00 Wrtght, cf... 512 3 BO Oleason, ta.. 400 1 20 Meistej,2b... 4003 Alexander Criticized. Kaatz, Ib...... 4 1 2 11 0 l.Knigljt.lf.... 5 0 0 201 TojaL..... SS 5 8 27 12 l| Total...... 29 0 5 27 13 1 C'omwkey.lb 4 1 1 8 0 0 Orr.lb...... 4 0 2 14 Syracuse Exhibition Company that controls the Hartford...... 0000003 0—3 Laroed run—Hartfjid. Three-base hit—MamclL ST. JOSEPH, Mo., Sept. 28.—Editor SPORTMG Spill, 3b...... 4 0 2 2 4 0^,'>mns, 2b.... 5 0 0 1 3 i» g!. Loui-...... 00320000 0—5 Welch.cf..... 401 2 0 ofHank'»ii,3b 401 1 Syracuse ball team. Although we are rather Darling, c. ... 4 0 0 « 1 0 Wood, p...... 4 0 0 119 Struck out—By Hushes G, by Cassman 3. First on LIFE:—The Western League season closed here I ...... 00000000 0—0 Robinson,2b. 3 0 0 2 2 1 lir»dy, rf..... 4 0 0 1 disappointed in the standing of the teitn in the errors—Waterbury 1, Hartford 4. Double play— McKinley.p. 400 1 41 Andrns, rf... 401 2 10 •i-: — Si. Loais 2. Two-La* hit — Latham. Nicol,"" rf...... " 3""""00 0 0 Uorjohue.c... 4016 a week ago. In Denver it has been most profit­ Ofterhi.ut, rf 4 0 2 1 00 Jones, Ib..... 400 * 01 s -Maijiiii; 1. Passed balls— Dolan 1. Hudson, p... 311 1 o M'L ghl'li.u 3111 race for the pennant, still we hope for better Hughf s, HigRina, Cnff; Iliggin), Pettit. Wild pitch— things next year. The season jn«t closed has Cawmas. Stolen bases—Mausell, Pettit, Dojle. Tim:— able, likewise in Topeka and Leavenworth. McGncken,lf4 0 1 2 0 0| Kellogg, s»... 4 0 1 0 51 Fu -t -', off McOinnis 1. Struck out Kemmler, c. 3 0 0 9 00 Mays,p...... 3010 Weir, 2b...... 31133 ligommeri, c.. 4 0 1 5 01 — il>. .Imer and Dolan. Double been, a very successful one financially for the 1:40. Umpire—H pkins. Lincoln and Leadviile were the largest losers. play-- . :. and C'omiske); Bu^hong, Total...... 32 3 4 27 6 1 Total...... 34 2 7 27163 home association, and judging from the selection St. Joseph carne ont ahead, but not near what Total...... 35 2 9 27 14 8| Total...... 40 1 7 24 10 « Robn..>,j ^uub]e piay—Latham and U. V. Miller; secretary, Halph Boweo; treasurer, the end of tbe seventh inning on account of darkuesa: Homer A. Ostrander: board of directors, P. 8. Ryder, eventually consolidated) and two of those three will baeos — Toronto 9, Hamilton l:s. Fi st on errors — 27. — The visitors could do nothing with Mirris, Comiakey. Stolen bases—Comiskey 2,Welch 2, Robin­ BR OEPORT. AB.U B. P. A.K HAftTFORn. AB.B.B. P. A. jump at a chance t< -day to get out at fifty cents on tho Toronto 3. Double play— Weir and 1'aaU. Time— g-ttii./ ' i! ' '.v ' bits and a single lun. The home son and Hudson, lilt by pitcher—Gleason and Orr. w. 8. Miller, B. V. Miller, Ralph Rowen and George Brown,rf..... 400 200 Lufberry, ss. 4 0 0 2 2 0 Ctrnpbell. Probably no better board could have been dollar, so thoroughly convinced are they that t;dll that 1:40. Umpire— Curry. tarn -uly, undby hard batting earned Umpire—Valentine. Hamburg, It. 401 0 0 0 Johmon, rf.. 401 0 0 0 glitters is not gold," and that they were wilfully dnped tVur '• t!». gcore: selected than the one chosen and speaks volumes of Beechcr,cf... 3 0 0 1 0 0 Sullivan, Ib. 3 0 0 801 PlTTSBl-RO V8. BUOOKLVS AT PltTSBTBG SEPT. 30.— praise for the electors. Mr. Miller, the new presi­ and stuffed by one of those "know-alls,'* who exptcted CALIFORNIA NEW?. MTT^li.,-.. n.,.....i. P. A.E ATHLETIC. AB.E.B. F. A.E The Brookljns, fresh from their triumph at Cincid- Kr'hmv r,lb 3 1 0 11 00 Becannon,2b3 00230 the mauagershipof their team before tbe season began. BIMWD rf..... 4 11 e 0 0 St .vey.rf...... 4 01100 dent, hiv been c..unecttd with the Eastern League, Koterday, u. 3 '"'101 2 1 Doyle, 3b. v 300 3 21 nati, were fairly slangbteretl. Tf;e gime was one­ ami since residing bore baa amply [roven to the sat­ If you Know of any one who has a tender heait and A Winter Season Arranged For— Rasters Mann cf...... 3 1 2 0 n 0: 1 nrkin, If.... 400 5 00 sided fr.'iu the start, and after tbe stcoud inoin^ it Sixstnitb, c. 3 0 1 2 1 2'Frias, cf...... 2 00 2 20 lots of gold send him oui; roavhe be will let these fel­ Clubs and Players Expected, Etc. Slioml,'f?,lb < 2 2 14 OOiSIili gm,c... 4 0 0 5 00 isfaction of everybody that be knows something about Alvoid, 3b.... 322 1 1 1 Turner, c...... 100 2 01 wasonli a question ot how badly tho visi'ors wonkl base ball. Syracuse is to be congratulated at lows out of their sorry predicament. The H?rald latt SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 21. — Editor SPORTISO din -.,li,c...... 4 0 0 10 0 0;P.ol>li»on,lb3 0 0 400 be bea:en. Moriis pitched one of his most effective Doyle, p...... 3 0 1 2 7 li Stafford, If.... 3 1 0 1 00 Tuesday came out with a review of the work of the Baikley^*... 4 0 1 i 3 OILjons, 3b.... 3 0 0 310 having at the head of its Association a geutleman so E.sta'ton^b. 3121 3 0 Caahen, p..... 3 12061 LIFE: — The eensati *n of the week in ball circlea games, while Porter s delivery was pouniied all over thoroughly versed in our National game. Mr. Rjder club for the season, and a most gross and unjust criti­ \Vl.i:ney,3M>. 400 0 30 Mcdarr.ss... 300 3 21 the field. Score-: Dotty, c...... 121 1 00 cism of the services of Mr. Alexander. I would lend has been the leasing of Central Park by the Cali­ S-iii'liM...... 400 0 41 RiUer,2b..... 3 002 2 0 was tendered the presidency, but positively declined Total...... 295 921 13 4 fornia League for the winter. Negotiations had PITTSBlllO. AB.B.B. P. A.E IBOOKIT*. ATTH.B. T. A.E the bcnor owing to business matters, and h.'attily in- you the paper cou aining the item, but I refrain, fear­ h i litic, If... 3 0 0 i 0 0 Greer, cf...... 3 1 1 3 Brown, if... 530 0 0 0 Pincllney,3S 4 01100 Total...... 27 4 4 21 15 4 ing that you would find contained in the afore­ been going on for some time between the presi­ Morris, p..... 4 1 1 0 2 0 AtkiMOB.p... 3 0 0 0 00 dorstd the action of the stockholders in selecting Mr. Bridgeport...... 010200 2—5 Maoo, cf..... 522 1 00 M'Clellail.2b 4^0 4 12 Miller. Manager Barnie, ot Baltimore, is here after said item enough baby talk on the National dents of the League and park, which culminated Shomb'rg,lb4 1 1 11 0 1 Phillips, Ib.. 4 0 0 910 Hirtfoni...... 000010 3—4 game to comment upon dnriag the entire winter, Total...... 34 5 7 27 U 1 Total...... 30 1 2 *26 5 1 *cme of the Syracuse players. Tiiis gentleman is Earned rnns—Hartford 1, Bridgeport 1. First on on the 14th inst. by tb.9 parties entering into a t'oleman, If.. 5 1 1 1 0 0 S-.-artw'd.if. 4 0 0 200 using no undfrhand metl.ods in hi* efforts to secure thereby placing the writer of the article aforesaid in a *Ki;ehrie uut for running out of line. CarrolL c.... 41381 0 McTa'nny.cf 8 01 3 02 errors— Bridgeport 1, Hartford 2. First on balls— very unenviable light. Tbe w riter, by tho way, Is a contract whereby the League was to have con­ Pitistu. '...... 00012002 0—5 whtt he deeires and proposes to play a waiting game, Hartford 2. Struck out—By Daly 2, by Casben 2. Left B«kley,2b.. 4 1 3 li 1 1 Smitb,w...... 3 0 1 2 50 and when the men he desires are freed from their very nice man, I guess; at least he is said to be, but trol of the park on every Sunday during the At!i:«:i...... 90000100 0—1 WMtney, H. 4 1 0 0 4 U'Htramw, If.... 300 1 00 01 bases—Bridgeport 3, Hartford 4. Two-base bits— his knowledge of a ball player or a uiauager is de­ t.nti. I r.im- -1'iu b-!ii! t. A'.l.Utic 1. Two-base contract with Syracuse be willspeak his little piece. DufTy, Ksterday, Doj le, of Bridgeport. Double play— winter. The games will commence Oct. 31 and Knehna. 3b.. 400 0 4 «! Peoples, c.... 300 5 32 The SyraciHe team as now constituted would be a cidedly limited. Tbe item was tbndetnned by every end in the middle of March, 1887. The Cali­ Lits-->'.' ii.l --: ^ ^:.'i it--', '{'••- J ;i.-e hitd—Munn Morris, p..... 423 0 20 Porter, p..... 301 0 10 Bfcaunon, Do}le and LufU rry. Wild pitches— newspaper in tbe town; even tbe German daily, the :, ; ' : ' -_ S' ! . l'.-isifrt— iui-f.uo 1. Passed strong one f<;r next season. Cashen 1, Doyli 1. Passed balls—Sixsmith 1, Turner VotlublaU, which never pays the least attention to ball fornia Amateur League will play in tbe morn­ u 1. First on balls—OB Knouff IIAB been under the weather. 1. Umpire—Daily. Time—1:25. ing, and the California League in the afternoon. Total...... 3» 121347 IS 2 Total...... 31 0 4 27116 t'harley Alcott, late of Ihe Syracuse Club, was here matters, pulleJ them over the ccals. Manager Alex­ s—I'ittsbnrg 1, Athletic 1. Pittsl.urg...... ^ 4040000 2—12 WT'RB'Y vs. J'RS'Y CITY AT WT'RB'Y SEPT. 27: ander may and may not come here next year. He There will befourcluba in the California Lengue. ••?on *J. Double plays—Mc- this week, where he is always welcome Brooklyn...... 0 » 0 0 0 0 0 0 0— 0 James L>evine, the pitcher, has coucluded to retire WATBRB Y. AB.«. B. P. A.E JEB8EY c't. AB.B. B. P A.Z has offers frolp several places, which he is considering, The Eastern players who come home to winter will b« -Kelly. Two-Last hi to—Cam-11, Moiris 2 and Smith. Passed Wh'ler.rf.lb 5 « 8 2 0 O.Tiernan, rf... 631 2 ill the boys donqed Iran i new suits of clothes, made distributed amoog the present clubs of the League^ t'sen the Mcttvj^olitan and fiom base ball and devote bis time to his law practice. balls—f-'arroll 2, Peoples 2. First on balls—Off Morris To the directors—Ketaiu Ohn and Jacoby; they are M'L'gh'ln,u4 222 2 1 O'Brien, Ib... 4 1 3 12 by the same tailor, and left for »t. Louts, excepting and a fourth club will be composed of Eastern platen !. _.. .. . , .vented by rain, and wet 2, off Porter 4. First on errore—Pittabnrg 3, Brook- Pettit, lb,p.. 4 005 1 0;FrieI, If...... 5 1 1 Hall and Sunday. The former will winter heie and and members of the League. (rouiuls preveut.d ihe garae between the BiHiaiKe Ij n 1. Struck ont—Morrto 7, Porter 3. Umpire— hitters. Battin, 3b... 4 3 3 S 0 1 CoicoraD, c.. 4 0 0 the latter will if he can get a position. Be has an Manager f iercy say s tbat he and others, who &r* tud St. Loiii*clubs. The Stoixfard sayi that Manager Gifford hat been 5 liClin'on, cf.... 4 0 0 Kelly. retained for next season. Higgius, 2b.. 4113 offer from Denver for next_yasou. STREXT. directly interested, will do their utmost to maintaia f -. 3. ATHLKTIf A • '•' ','">.— Barnie, of the Baltimores, wants Knouff, Broughton Mansoll, If... 4 2 1 1 0 OjSav,3b...... 4 2 2 2 the present popularity of the Alanuda grounds during «:lmes PUyed Tuesday, Sept. 88. Th - m»ve a mi- ihe Keunedy.cf. 4 1 1 0 0 OjHiland, 2b.... 4 1 1 OK SEW LINKS. the winter mouths, now so close at baud. Already and Ka| pel. Cuff. c...... 401 7 11 Campion, p.. 4 1 1 ^' . I.''I n VI. lUtTIMDRE AT .ST. LotTIS SfiPT. li...., '.vtl'? and ii < " -Mod II MI\ firmsbee has been offered the management of conimutiicatiocs have teen received from Eastern leu liurt H linger ill i»am for next season. llughe,-, p, rf 4 0 U 1 3 0 Lang, H...... 4 0 0 1 6 A Southern New England League Proposed managers asking for term*, and prominent among n p..jf.—Two games were played in them is the application of the Baltimore team, made . with but short intermission between the rifth i t.xik his placo. Dark- t.a* proven a very useful man for Srra oy Connecticut Club*. nr_. ,T i..,.. Kifroy was invincible, only nes» put u t the ead of the eighth Total...... 37 9 9 24 12 4 Total...... 38 9 9 24 19 3 BRIDGEPORT, Sept. 30.—It is hoped and con­ l.y Manager Barnie, who caught for Nolan, of the old inuiug. Scut-: The LI»U..II», in their game with Ihe home team la-t Waterbury...... 2000021 4—9 Knickerbockers of this city. Piercy will probably go 1 him. Hudson wa* batted Jersey City...... 0011210 4—9 fidently believed here that the old Southern New Kast iu order to engage tbe bast avai'able Eastern the frama in the ^ixth in- CIMCIJTATl. AB.E.B. P. A.E ATH11TIC. AB.B.B P. A.B week, resorted to all kinds of funny btiAJuesa and Earned rnns—Waterbury 3, Jersey City 3. Two- -••- Score: Orkhilu, rf.. 4 1 0 5 0 0 Stovey.rf..... 5 0 1 2 01 tricks to win, but Kappel's hit aud Knouff's and England League of ball teams will be reorga­ players, and the outlook is for a revival of the season Bronghtou's I attery work won the day. Olin's base- rtaee bits—McLanxhlin, Mansell, Friel, Corcoran. nized for next summer. Hartford, Waterbury of 1.179 during the next few months. vis. AB no. r. A.I Mcl'bee,2b.. 512 3 31 Larkin, If.... 5213 00 Left on banes—Waterbury 4, Jersey Ciiy 6. Stolen At the annual meeting of toe Central Park Associa­ N -iiii, 31.. 4 2 0 1 11 .. 3 3321 2,Milligan,lb.. 3 I 0 10 11 running was also » great featuie. and Bridgeport already favor it. Uanbnry will Ca'penter,3b 511 1 22 O'Brien, c... 100 2 21 Tomney, onr crock short «t ,i, wi'l probably play bases—Waterburv 2, Jersey City 2. Home run—Say. tion, D. R. McNeill was re-elected for- tho third term, , u I, * :, n.,.>.;ll, If..... 4 10 6 00 First ou balls—Off Campion 5, off I'ettit 5. First on enter and has good grounds. This makes four Foj:arty, of the Philadolpbias; Tom Browu, tho i 10010 0:OI(-a-oii, ««... 400 1 21 Joue«,lf...... 3--'2 2 1 0 0 Robiudon.c.. 1 0 0 000 here next »• ason. Applel won t go. error-*—Jersey City 2. Struck out—Off Campion 5, good clubs already organized, and with the ad­ Reilly, Ib.... 432 9 0 :) Lyons. 3b.... 422 1 10 Knouff's pitching in th. i ue of the 29th ,t Las,--runner, right fielder and batter of tbe 1 t 1 2 S I) Oi(>>mi»key.lb4 0 1 6 00 Hughes 2, .Pettit 1. Double plays—Higgim, Mc- dition of (.wo rnnrf1, a fifie lon^np nr.fi circuit find Hen Moore, fh« •ntfleldor of tin 12111 Oi Welch, el.... 300 3 10 Smiib,p...... 322 0 0 l.McGarr.n... 4 2 0 220 was a fine exhibition of *...._...... -^. He struck Laughlin, Battin; Hiland, Lane, O'Brien Passed Sylvester, cf. 4 1 r 1 1 O.BaneT.Sb..... 4 01151 out fourteen men. couH ' », will play ith clah of 1 122 1 2 "illobinwii.Sh. 3 0 0 321 ball.—t'uff 1, Corcorau 3. Wild pitches—Pettit 1, ago fa 'ugue, to be winter, v »ii o ;s i xi.oi, if...... 3 o i 101 Keenan, c... 411 1 10 Greer.cf...... 401 300 It is said that Crothen and Buck ley have presented Campion 4. Time—2h. Umpire—Hopkins. Hart,p...... 410 0 2 e their figures for next season for the consideration of p 't. I'- . ..., > in. I .T.-rry I bably play .S • •• i!. .... 4 0 0 16 2 d Kti.laun, p... 3 0 I 0 10 W'illiniautic, and the riugge^tiou met with hearty eti uaft'jr to be kuovD Kilro), p..... S ft 3 1 4 OjKniiml»r,<-.. 3 0 0 810 Total...... S5 151224 8 9 the kcard. This battery ihould be secured. Total...... 368 6 24 134 <;..r.*''ment. As it has been shown repeatedly that ;1 • • ' ' * •' : — "ason, is a very prom- Meridcn and New Hi i-iii. . *].n it support a good club, 1 1 lUvcrlys this winter. ~; « 9 27 17 ij Total...... 31 3 3 24 84 ClDcinnatl...... 2 130322 2—15 . I next season. BRIDGEPORT vs. NEWARK AT BRIDGEPORTSEPT. those towns must ' ' dead »o fur as bnsr KJ Morris, l'itt>buig'« pit :her, will, it is said, re­ ,•• ...... 10000200 0—3 Athletic...... 0003113 IK— 8 I all is concerned. ' ' is now m mifesled in tire from the gaze of the Eastern fraternity whe» i ...... n 1 0004^1 n—r, rTins—^frr-i-mati 6. H.m* rnn—Fennetly. ves every jear what 28.—This was the last game of the season on the M. Pbee, Fen- will li • ilo wh.-n li" H ,;( i. home grounds, and the Brid^epor s celebrated it by thii ii'iimm closes. Morris will in all probability -•«1 balls— The ;tar»pl»y their final game here to-day with the Hef.-a'iug the champions. The bom'1 team found no ml pitch for a team of the California Leugm. T'liiras. Each chit. Ins won a game in a fwriesof three difficulty in hitting Pyle, whiln Brown held the y says tho California League has as good '. 1, Ilirt ...i.. ,...1.. -iis a& they have in the Kaat. The bticcertof • 1U—Keiiiniiel .lav'M content will be interesting with, ut doubt. visit >rn down to four hits. Thf» Newarks scored trjoir Itocbeeter! She caa't figure henell into first only run in the first iuniog on a muff by Kr«hm}er thing ot the pant. Bridgeport will tw on h»ad with a ' the California players wlio have gone Kait leenu M mtr 3. Wild at t he plate. Score: I ttivug team tor IKbt. accord with kit opiuuu. Oct. G. THE SPORTING- JAW.

irr«t r"n IVtml' Flrtt m i>nrif — Detroit 5. fo iflbtfory tartlrn, thro-wlns th» bill almli>s.«!y P. A.Kj C1I1CAOO. AB.I.B. P. A.it PORTLAND vs. LAHKESI-E AT P'Ti/noSepr. 30: . -f...... 4 0 1 I) 0 2 (Sore, cf...... 3 3 1 I fl 0 NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE. . AR . B. p. A r-rf.P.TI.A»Ii All. R. B. F. J.B If....4 1 0 0 1 0:Kelly,3b...... 2 1 2 0 0 fl Bur.:s 3b.. ... 4101 3 O'liullutan If.. 4001 oo BASE BALL. u 2b... 3 0 D 2 6 liAB3on,lb....3 0 2 0 0 1 The Record. Burke, If..... 401 0 : 0 I S 3 It Mi-1 I-.C !,I. n. i,.hn-l I j, 111..... 4 (I 1 1 0 PfenYr, 2I>... 400 3 3 2 At the close of our record, which includes ill D iwvau, pf. 401 4 I I 1 Mernmytr 1, Nash I. Tiaie i. AB.B,. I. P. it Shoak,rf...... 3 1 1 0 1 Wil'mion,ss3 211 3 1 games up to Sept.. 30. ii>"!usive, but fen jf.itnos GoiaiBu.lb.. 4 0 1 15 I 1 0 B 10 (I TUB NATIONAL LEAGUE...... 2 1 0 I 0 1 louck^l...... 301 2 34 Ryan, rf...... 4 002 1 0 reiuaineit to bo ' 1 (he result of rtiefe Grady, rf..'. .. 4 1 U 1 II I : 0 u 100 l ... 310 0 Knowlei,3b. 3 02010 Hirdle, c. .. 4 1 0 4 1 1 Cov, »-...... 4 I 2 .11' ') il 1 2 1 .300 Dalr'mple, If 4 1 1 1 0 0 will not affect ( . of the clubs, whi.-b Pfltee, lib..... 4 0 0 c;nines to b« Played. —The home club I. 0 Henry, p...... 3 1 1 1 B ii 3 i 101 0000 ,-le-. ,-,-lv \\, l.-i, -. ..301 6 H»y«,c...... 3 11520 Clarkaou, p.. 3 0 1 0 6 1 now rank thu.. ..,...„..„!, Haverhill, i.ynn, Illlrh-y, c..... 300 2 II 1 r-CNorn k. . o O 1 10 1 1 Oct. 4, .1 ' ~ ' TI Sew Toik. ij-, If...... 2000- ..302 0 Brockton, Jjawrenee and Boston: Fanning, p... :i 0 1 0 43 Ueilly.c— .3 00 4 3 0 Oct. 4, ',, ly at Phila. », c...... 3007 f... 320 0 Total...... 30 48*21)1914 Total...... 30 8 8 21 14 6 Oct. 4, 5, • , ...... -. iS-nton. .ill, rf..... 300 1 ' -b. 300 1 'Only two men out whcu game WHS called. ;B Total...... 34 3 6 27 16 5: ToUl...... 31 t 4 27 21 5 inn. 21. ... 311 0 11 ll«k«r, c.... 3 0 1 11 20 Washington...... 100001 2—4 I.a .< rencf...... 0 0 0 0 u 1 2 0 0—3 Ocl. 4. 5, ij, Wushin^ion vs. iJelrv.t at Washington. 111 Kirby, p... 301 0 64 O'Day.p...... 300 2 13 1 "Jbicago...... 1 50100 1—8 1 ! - ! 3 Portland...... 0200000002 Oct. 7, S, 'i, Philadelphia vs. Detroit at Philadelphia. Earned runs—Was 1-'--"•••• •' Home run—Shock. Clubs. Kjrnt-d ruud—1'orlltbd 1, T*r-l>;iitt hits—^ Oct. 7, 8 '.I, Boston vs. Ohira;o »t Boston. tiaguL-heU hiin:c't'»8 iitasc-ruuneria ( Total...... 26 2 5 18 11 « Total...... 26 2 6 21 18 2 Two base hits—Kr.. n. Three-bare hits ock, Buke. Thn-e-hase hit—(>'• ••mii'-l1 . Fi Oct. 7. C, ii, N>w Yjik TS. St Louis »l New Y. rk. when he stole from third to ^he L i St. Louis...... 100010 0—2 —Anson mud Knov.: ii»—Hayes 1, Hurdie errort—Portland 5, Li w re nee 5. First on l.-»ll- O,., 7 v o ii '-hingion vs. Kansas City at Wash. s-ired. l-'corc: \\ftf: ,.„.,.„...... 1 00010 X—2 Wild pit-'hos—Un., t - i o>t on balls—Washing• I;inl2. Sir.ick • lit—Poitlaiid 2. I »wr.-ii.'e l'.. «..! 1- -^ Louis 1. Thrt*-ba*e bits—Mc- ton 1, l'hicigo 5. First ou errors—Chicago 4, W;«a- pilch—Funning I. I'.na.d lu.b—luilly 2. F.H.-S SENIOR*. 4KB. ». P. A.I *A!«. C1TV. Al E. i. r. A E 371 Th* Record. Ricuara'n.ef 4 10 2 10 Kadford, rf... 500 2 00 Ki ker. Pa»«ed balld—Ducker 3. Wild ingtono. Struck out—c:arks»ii (, Htnry 4. D. ulle Boston...... j •toleo— Win-ill, ck, $brl1Nr..MiTb.mH-k. Ij-fi on l«iie» First on balls—Kiiby 3, O'Duy I. |>lays—Hyan and Pfefter; Wilii;nuson, Pfeffer and An- Brockton ...... :i3 454 —Tertianl5,Lavvienc<-4. Umpire»-L>uch. Time—l:4i Connor, Hi... S t 4 11 00 Myer»,2b...... 400 2 61 .K.4 Despite their terrible set back in Philwlelphia K»ing,f, rf.. 5 1 1 5 1 0 Rowc,cf...... 4 0 1 » 00 ifirst ou error*—Washington 1, Sr. Louis 1. Struck out 1311. Stolen base—Chicago. I'mpire—Pierce. the C"niea*i,s will win the pennant, as but one W;ird,«.." ..513- - - 2- 4 1 Bnmrtt. ss.... 210 t 00 —Kirby 5, 0 Day 12. Stolen bases—St. Louis 3, Wash- NEW YOIK vs. Dr-'raorr AT Ni:'v YT-RK OIT. 1 —The FROM THK HUi;. nirton3. Umpire—Pierce. lome clnb made a very poor A Nrgw,rr,ir. 522 2 0 - 400A11 NEW YOBK vs. KANSAS CITY AT New YOKK SKPT. 29. Detroit Club. As usual, th A Chat With frosi.lrnt Sodrn—HU Opinion margin enough for Detroit. New York is still Kserbr'k,3b4 0 1 il ..^10110 -*tt,e home cluO lieldt-d somewhat loosely bat bit hard. iy, while W- Ich wu-. hntt'-it Tbe visitor*, on the con.rjry, ti-llfl perfectly but Thevls1lor<|i > . w-.r'< Toial lost...... '.4 .M.54J31 ar! 204 of the Present Members »f th* Ilostoiis— third, but Phiiatklphii is to cljso behind that W>l h, p..... 4 0 0 8 'J M.-ij- ir o,lb4 1 0 11 01 N*xt Year, Etc. Oeibanli.2b. 401 30 could n it bunch thc-ir hiM, and !cjr«l tlieir only ruo at limes. D--I id and the tjolluiuiUcg may yet be displaced. No Finley, if,c.. 1004 04 on errors by Connor aud Kerf'1 *' r'-:irdt wassick nffwl both i : - way: 6*mr« Played S«pt. 24. liosTos', Oct. I.—Editor SpoRTixfi LIFE:—Hers DKTHOIT. AB.I-. (I f \ f. VMV \-RK AIMl.B. P. A.E change in the other positions is now possible. Total...... 31 4 2 27 1« 4 and Richardson took his place ived centre PORTLAND vs. I.OSTOX AT POHTI ANI>SKPT. 24.— goes for one of my "stereotype I loiters," and T*t«l...... 41915271815 field well. Devius, Ihe new ; : iu right Rich'.ison.lf. 5 3 4 2 0 o'Kwiug.c.rf... 4 0 1 3 21 The reco-d is up to Oct. 2 inclusive: field, hut had no chance lo Broulh'rs,lb 5 '2 2 14 0 O'Conuor.lb... 411 5 00 The hoire Hub nr.rn!:iyrrl Ihr- visitors and won when " Wud" called it that in his last week's New York...... 40102200 0—0 ban I \Vet/el, a new pitcher creed, I suppose he meant to gire me a stab be- Kansas Cily...... 00000010 3—i NEW YOKK. AB.K.B. P. A.EKAN \ . AH. H. U. P. A.B Bowe,m...... 5 1 0 1 2 0'Wmd.es...... 3 0 8 042 1'jtrueil runs—New York 0. Two-basj hit—Geihiiut. Effing, e...... 4 1 1 li 2 0 lUdl'ord, rf... 3 0 0 2 0 0 Thomps'n.rf 5 1210 0'Duri?»n,lf.... 301 0 02 for : • the ball giving n-ven ov? the belt, but 1 don't die so easily. In fact O>Duor,lb... 4 2 2 10 01 Myers,'*..... 302 1 0 Dunlap,2b.. 3 0 2 0 4 0!K-fbrook,3b3 0 0 2 30 me:, .! ur wild pilt he*. Score: ' don't think the skin is even bruised. It might Thrte-base hits - C.-nnor aiiii OillespiH. P.ssrd balls— A.E j"inl*y 3, Ilaikctt 1. Wild pitches—Wi-loli 3 First Ward, •«...... 4 0 2 3 3 0 R)«e,.f...... 4 0 0 1 00 White, 3b.... 4 0 1 1 4 0 KichMsot.cf 2 0 1 510 P"KII.A.\U. Aii.Ji. IW V. A.I'. B. Cl.l CS. AH. R B. P. avo been had the shot been tired by a heavier^ Di>r»»n. If.... 4 0 1 1 0 OB**etl,w.... 4 0 0 2 7 0 Hanloll.cf... 4 1 0 0 0 0! D-a-ley, rf,c. 3 0 0 3 00 Gnlligau. if.. S 1000 0 Ake. 2b...... 3 2 I 1 2 1 on l*!Li—New Y->i k 1, Ktns is Cittr ii. First on errors 3 0 U nn. I don't know what I can Jo fur^ —New York 1,Kansas City 2. Struck out— New York tiit'ibro'k,3b4 0 0 2 2 1 Donuelly,3h 4 0 0 2 40 GaDzel.e...... 4 0 1 6 0 I 1 Welch, p...... 3 0 0 Oil Kejrn , 2k... 3 0034 IIW.ITrpky.lt 3 1 1 Kich d!0ii,2b 4 0 1 3 30 McQue'ry.lh 4 » 2 15 00 Conwsy, p.... 4 1 1 0 9 1 Oerbardt,2b. 3 0 0 611 Wheel.-ck.ss3 1 0 2 4 o'M'l"rni'k, 3b4 0 1 1 3 1 'Wild," us I shall continue to send you eome- 3, Kansas City S. Double pliy—Bmselt. My.ra and K 1 2 McQuetry. L'mpirc—Powers. Time—l:."w. Dea.-ley, cf... 4 0 1 t 0 1 |II»ckett, c.... 4 0 2 2 10 HHtfieU 3b. 4 0 1 0 3 (iJM Siilli»»n,c 4 0 1 K hing each week, and ii-s he evi-ksntly thinks it Wdch, p...... 3 1 1 0 6 3 Lillie, if...... 4 1 0 000 Total...... 3« 913 21 19 2! Total...... 28 1 4 21 12 7 ShffflV, cf... 4 1 1 0 0 OjKilfV. ef...... 4 0 0 1 0 1 a waste of time to rend my feeble effort-!, he may Devm«, rf.... 300 0 00 Weidman.p. 4 00150 Detroit...... 3004100 1—9 O'Rolirlic-, r.. z 2 0 11 0 iiKyao, Ib...... 4 U 1 9 0 0 jVntpn...... I 5| «;ll! 6 ! 3 o-> ! 401 Games Flayed Tuesday, Sept. 88. Sew York...... 0001000 0-1 O'C-.nnel ,r(. 2 1 0 0 0 oUl Mu'phy.rl 4 0 0 1 0 0 inclined to skip the Boston column in TUB -ror.TiSf; I,;FE. This may r.e a bad scheme for Chiciuro...... '!» illlTi 9'Hi I PlIII.ADi:t.PIIIA VS. ClIICAGU AT Pill I.AUEI.Fni A Total...... 34 4 9 27 16 6 Tot»l...... o4 1 6 27 IS 0 K.rneii runs—Detroit 6. New York 1. Two-base Sihoeu'k.lb. 4 1 1 11 1 0 Shaw, ».'..... 3 1 1 0 3 I) Detroit...... '11 71 JIG 11 " • £r.rt. 28.—'1'bis game was one of constant "kick­ New Yoik...... 20001001 0—I nits—Ewing and Durgnu. Throe hasp hits—Cooror Conway, p...4 0 0 0 14 2 \Ve » I,p...... 3 0 0 lino, finco I may occasionally dish up ,-omethin^ i City ...... i 6 if 2 Kansas City...... 00000010 0—1 and Rich inlsou. Pmstd lull—Drasley. Wild pitch- .bout the Wellington Club wlioh he cannot goc , Kew York...... 11 (il 7llo| ing" on the pirt of tho visitors, and was finally Karued runs—New York 4. Home run—Connor. Welch. First on tails—Detroit 1, New York 1. Struck To!a'...... 297 3 27 265| Total...... 32 4 6 24 14 Hi into right there under his own eyes. I fuppo'n 1 5! 121 called on account of darkne'so in Ihe midst of a Two-base hits—Connor, Myers and Mci}uo»ry. Tbrxie- out—Detroit 1, New York 5. Umpire—Powers. Portland...... 0111040 o x—7 Bt. Louis...... _...... ».[ 6 4 61 371 wrangle while the men wore wailing for Uardie tiaie hit—Welch. \Vildpiicli-Welcli. Iflist on balls Ifosros vs. KANSAS CITY AT U.ISTON OCT. 1.—The Boston Blues...... 20000002 0—4 bo icn.-on he cal's my letters stereotyped is be- Wubiu^tuD...... i 5 i j .200 to don his uniform to relieve Kelly, who claimed —Kansas Cily 3. First in errors— Kanws City 3. sit-jrs playel miserably, whils King was nild. The Karned nips—PorlUitl 1, Ehua 1. Bas«s stolen— ::itjse I did that very thing so frequently last _i_ only Kansas Ci'yans who made no errors were thoae Wheelock, llstiiel 1, O'Benrke 3, 0Cjnuc'l, W. Jlor- to have a sore hand. The game was well played Si ruck out—New York 2, Kansas City S. Double plays winter and in the sprin/. But I must take Total lost...... —W.-idmau Mid Myers; liasseti, My.-rs aud JlcQueeiy; who haJ no o[.porln-iTty of so doing, an-l, in fac% the I'hp, 5i>aw. T»O-SKIS-J hit—McCjrinick. Threi'-l««« another took, as I have more interesting m:it- ex.ept iu tite pitching itejvir uient, tho basis on 1-alls team seemed b^diy deuiorilized. They weie unable to bus—Hi, mer, ScbotDfcll, Ake. P-8i»d bill*—Sulli• being costly on bot 1! t-ielos. In the Poi'adolphiis' Hichji'jsjn and Ward. Umpire—Powers. Time—1:45. era to talk about. \Vhat ihe IJoMons have done Games Played Saturday, Sept. 25. hit fiaiitourn with any effect except hi the four'.h in­ van 2, O Koiuke 1. \Vi:d pifches—Wet/ -I 4. Firft un ekhth inning, with Uastiju on *e;'oud and Furiar <-u Games Played Tlmrgday, Sept. :!O. ning, vtheu they pounded out two douMesand a single, b^llrt—IV r.la-id 7, Blues 1. t'lrrt on (rrors—l'orti.*nd his feiison is something of a chestnut. I don't NEW YORK vs. KANSAS Cirv AT NEW YORK liisr, Kelly dropped Cleoieuta' third s'rike,aiid, tbr-.w- which, aideJ by a wild pilch, yiel 1-id tt»m two run.-: 10, Bin i 3 Stiuck ont-r..rt!aiMl 4, Blues II. Hoil d to *hed j*oy te.trs ovtr what c .li't bo helfK"!. ing the tall lo Ihirl, c aimt-d thai Ba^tiau was fo-c d PHII.AUtl.PHIA VS. St. LOIISAT FlllI AIIKI.PIIIA EEFV. 2 >.—The jjame was pjorly playeol antl \ras BOSTON. AB.R.B. P. A.ICKAN CITY. AB R. B. P. A t We jlns—Kmrns, V'heelcfk, Scho«neck. I*!t '•» ^ys it mi>:ht have bfeu avertid if the lull liad oni. I'uipiro Fulmer, however, dtcnlr-J tiiat Keliy HEPT. 30.—-Strike, the ne» man, wiu the only Hornung, If. I'. 1 0 2 0 0: Itadl'orJ, If... 3 0 0 000 basef—Port'aud 5, Blues 3. I'Dipire—Uol.aotl. Time taken l>y (lit- hc.ri.e when Ihe now dyinj seasju called in the seventh inning on account of dark­ hu.tpurpotely drooped the ball and decljit. ii f iem.-nt.s avai'able pitcher of the local team and was pat —2:10. was in irs infancy. Liu it *asn'i. Ihu'a nil ther* is ness Th * cu'y pi tys evok'ujc aptilanse were ma-lc in Sotton. if.... fi 1 2 0 0 <>'llje:s,2b..... 4 0 1 542 cut- Acson at d tiiC en ire team came n- '. in the point?. He was hit hard afte:- the second N«sh,3b...... 6 0 2 4 3 II Rovve.ct ..... 4 11 0 00 L'WB'SCE TS. 11'VF.Bn'l. AT L'WRE.XCl! SEPT. 24: t, and hi re we are on ihe h in -itre ch of tuo race Ihe st-M-uih iiiuiiuliy Dorgan and O'lC.nrke, but they ar-.d a wrangle of fifteen minutes' T! 1. with the Bostons ({i^^uceii- ^uat we all want to do ni t Ci/UDt »s Ilmt inning «*•! thrown out. Weid- inning aiid coiiiple ely knocked out in the seventh, Wis»,ss...... 521 2 3 Iii Bn?sett,BS..... 5 00163 HAVBIUil'L. AC.K. B. T. A. K L-4VVI:B.\ CE.A B. R. B. P. A E Fuimer reir.aiued fiiui in his decision, a:, i: II iffintoii, Ib :> 2 1 8 0 0 : Bri.!dy,c...... 4 22 o 14 lIa>. 4 02 " " Iruip, 3b..... 4 1 2 1 2 1 Burke. If..... 3 0 1 101 BaMi in honio hud tieing the sc -re. Ansou then sguiu Radbouiu, p5 0 1 5 -'; Mc'Jac'ry.lb 40014 Sijtteiy. if... 4 II I 5 1 OP.-Uovail, cf. 3 0 0 1 01 adqiiariers on t iis qm-stiou f d oppc-d around to catching was a feature. trVore; came iu and clai n>4 thut it was 100 dark to play. a |io.»i ca.ch bv HcCirlhy I. t.i.g the b»st plays, while the Ui:tinn. lie don't MEW VOBK. AB.B.B. r. A.BKAN. CITT. ABB B. P. A. R FUmer re Hi I'd to cull the g-ime, and afu-r mother Daily, e...... 5 0 2 5 0 OiiCing.p...... 2 0 0 092 Morpby.p.... 3 0 1 1 4 0:(Jra(!y, if..... 3 0 0 200 j;o to the lull gami-s very ottrii oonii^uyp, and was at Kicb'd*>n,ct 2 2 1 3 0 1 lUd'ord.if.. 3 0 0 1 long vtrattgli) play *as oniMiuore resumed, wheu An- was t'uepiiicii«lfe»lu e. Only light iimings could deck ifth'n I eutrretl. I always #i ji>v £om£ down bo plavt-d Score: Jlunce, rf....3 0 0 1 0 Oit'ox. if...... 3 0 0 2 CO O-noor.lb... :> 0 2 5 0 l|Mi«n, 2b... 3 0 1 5 drensblt to Ihe liar pole in rijthl field, send njj in two Total...... 4S 121227 12 3| Total...... 32 3 6 27 2415 Cirl.n...... 3 0 1 1 6 OJrtltje, 2b..... 3 0 2 100 s* u I'lesidenl S ^l^n, ns he ii.»jr.*.i.Ij receives me Kwing C...... 3 0174 lIB.iwe, cf...... 3001 mi-n and reaching third himself. Kelly then hart, or (T. LOUIS. AB.Il. B. f. A.Ii PH1LA. AB.R.B. with pl.a-ing coidijliiy, nud thoi'xh he may be ex- C,l»s»cock,ss. 523 1 43 Wcotl, if...... 401 Bo«toD_...... 00001014 0—12 Ilawkes, %.. 3 0 0 1 0 O'Unr'ey, (..... 3 0 0 3 00 Ward.ss...... 2 1 0 0 0 0 Kine.'t. ia... 3 0 0 0 pi-ftc-mled to have, MM injured tiDger, and while H »nUe KausiB City...... 0 00200001—3 McK«ev,r,cS 0 0 4 1 l>!ftianiug,p.... 3 0 0 050 ;ri mely busy he aivtttys seems t-j have time for a chat Gillespie, It.. 3 0 2 0 0 0 I'oanelly,3b 2 1 0 0 was dr.&iiug to relieve him tlie umpire called ibe HoKi'oli, lt>. 5 1261 0 Andrews, cf. 2 1 0 .,c-s, 3b...... 310 0 10 Mnlvey. 31)... 210 Jtarned runs— Boston 3, Kansas City 1. Two base Dirg«u,rf... 300 0 00 Iliickelt, c... 2115 tama ou account of diikieii. Score: hits— Mornll 2, RO.VH, liri.dy uni Whitney. Passed Total...... 31 5 6 27 15 2i Total...... 28 0 4 24 143 '•No 01 c- is ni->re dis;\r^>. intert (hsn I am at tha poor CHICAGO. AB.B. P. P. A.lj PUILA. AT1.B.B. P ?l'lieaihy,cf4" 2220 OiM'C'it'y,rf,p' 4 11 ifi rk i f cur nice this yen-y'pai his Kul-ieu break Kstfrbr'k,3b 300 0 20 SIcQuc'rj.lb 2114 0 I'lrwiu,...... 300 loll—Briodv. Wild pitch™—Kin< li. Bmibo'irn 1, Haverbill...... 3 1 000001 x— 5 Kcefe, p...... 2010 Lillie, If...... 200 2 GOT, cf...... 414 3 0 01 Wt 0.1, It...... f> 1 2 1 I Seery, 11...... 412 afl^r we had chatted awhiie. 1 tiidn't interrupt bicn, Cabiil, if..... 3 0 1 0 Oi Br.stidL, 2b ..421 First un bails—U.d!»nini 2, King 1. Umpirt—Quest. Lawri nee ...... 00000000 0—') Ocrhardt, 2b 2 0 0 3 Weidman.p. 200 0 41 Killy,P...... 5 0 1 8 1 1'Andreas, cf. 4 2 I 0 1 T«o-baiebils—Burke, Hawtt. Pascal lnils—Bur- .od so he went on: ''I expected a ?iftt d:al of the Au9oa.lb..._3 1 1 7 0 llaJnlvty^b... 4 1 " 2 0 Cisne,2'i....3 1 0 4 d F*riar, Ib... 4128 nine this vcar and I th nk most everyU>-.ly diJ, an-l it 1 I'lIcGnire, c... 2 0 U 11 FKOM HAI.TIMOBE. ley 2. First on *rrois—Lawrence 1, Haverhill 2. Total...... 23 3 7 18 14 6 Total...... 22 33 13 11 3 Pf.nVr,2b..... 40 13 3 1 Ft rguion, rf. 3 0 0 0 0 Ors.ve>,c...... 3 016 lor tbi.s lea*.n that we are all ihe more disap- 7 0 Ucaley, p..... 4 0 0 1 B 7iS-Jike, i',rf... 4001 S nick out—C. x, German anil Uurlcy. New Yoik...... 10100 1—3 Wil IUHXI.SS. 3000 4 0 Irwin.ss...... 3 0 1 Positive Assurance That Smith, Rnrn«, Tiitou. Time—130. xu'nted. Yes. vie have made moiiev, hot thit is not KBOKU dry ...... \...... 0 1020 0—3 Byan, 3U....4 1 2 II Oailv.p...... 3 2 1 6 4 everything. I ki.uw as well us anv 0:19 tl-at if we ex- iiutuu,2b... 3 1 0 2 0 Total.... .34 811 241712 Total...... 29 fi 5 24 17 5 Greenwood ami Trutt ^rill flny in the icct to have any attendance next year, out- boys have Karncdiuus— New York 1, Kansas City 1. Horns K'ynu.if...... (1 101 Games Flayed Sept, SS. ran—McQr.eery. Passed lalts—Kwing 2, Hackett 2. D,lr'niplK,lt4 100 Furrar, Ib... 4 1 3 14 10 S> I^juls...... 0021014 0—8 Monumental C'i make some Huneo run—St. Lms5. Two-basf hits—McS-:a. hy, KALTD-'OKE, Oct. 1.—IMi.or SPORTING LIFE:— New York 2, K uisas Citv 2. First on errors—Ne v It m»jr b« positirely asserteJ, ouUile of any SEPT. 2o.—The Liwrences outbatted the ilavcr •n^ts, and if things go as w^ hope they wil', wo Total...... 34 6 11 22 20 i Total...... 33 8 II U 21 7 Si-ery. ^-cC-i.thv, ll»sli;iD and K»rrar. Tn-ee-base. ,11 have better ball here next si aMju. S-me of tho Tork 1, Kansas Ct'y 1." Struck out—Mew York '_', bit—JIcKinnoa" First cu errors—PliiUnVlphia 2. hills, Gormna pitching fiat ly. Burke's home mn ii Kjnsas City 5. Double play—Baseett, Myers and Me CInc»go...... 'l 010040 0—fi iofornjation luri>hhcdby the Ualtimore mjiDage- nixth inning won the g'.!!:ie. ^C'T. : men vie navx bad this teas >n h.tve L-ot beeo a success. Philadelphia...... 1101200 3-8 First in loll-i—MHI |*s. Ohil', Graves, (tane, Aii- uient—whose gtatcuienti are locally received [here have bttn vt«:ik sp.ts in the aiae all through Qutery. l.'3»t-iri:—Powers. ilrews 2, Jlu'.v-y 2, [r»ir., MctJuire 2. Lef: ou Uses— LAW RESCE.AB.B,. B. P A.E HAV£RKI L. AB. B. B. P. A.C BOSTON vs.!)ETBOIT AI BOSTON SJFT. 25.—This wa» Karmd runs— Chicago 2, Phil idelplii i 3. Two-base with caution—that Hum?, Greenwood, "phe­ Hums, 3b...... 5 Oil 01 llawffl, Ib.... 41012 10 \tt Beasou." bits—lore 2, HcCoraiick an I Fiirrar. Three-lnte hit S". Lonis d, Pli!]iiuei|h'a 7. S'oleu bases— Giasscock. Now that the reserve list is sent i^, I suppose yon Ibe be>t and most ixciting contest wilnessid on the HleG^ach), Craue, Craves, Andrew* 3, Muivey and nomenal" Smith and "reliable" 8am Trott, of If...... 522 3 0 I) Irwin, 31...... 4 0 1 grounds i.f Ihe Bvs'ou Club thuxajOB. Tin) hatting — Andrews. Virat on errors—C iie.*,jo 1, Pnii. UomivaD. cf. "> 0 2 2 0 OS'atUry, If... 201 re decided ou the men who have p>t to go?" I re­ 1. First on halls—Gore, AnyoD, Willivinisoii, Farrar. Double play—Crane aud lj'ass<.ock. Stinc^ Newark, wiil certainly be members of the Balti­ marked, but Mi-. Sodc-ii uidn't intend to give away hM was h-'avy on L".-th siaes :iad it v ss the supeib fiel ling out—l&tpnv, Wc'ie'acl.v, Sc-ry 2. Criinc, Grate?, more team of 1337, and thu notwithstanding the Goim-in, p.... 4 0 1 2 4 4!Fiuter,~ cf..... 4 0 0 4 of bo:h clubs that prevented a Urg >r score of safe bit«. Andrews, Fcrgnsou, Itwin, Daily and B.Ktitu. Left tir.dy, c...... 4 0 1 1 1 3 Miince.rf..... 4 0 0 1 ~igt, and with a ).eis—Chicago 8, Pliilidflp'm 8. S'olen h.-ues— ll--»'y 3. Will pitch—II A'ey. H. me run— SIcKio- fact that Smith miy pitoh out the pratut reason 'Tliere are some uimes ou that list which won't ap- Not» ruo was nail) until tbo eighth, n-m-a liroulh^s' non l'»a»>il l»l'?—Uravoe a, Miliuire 1. Umiire— Cox, as...... 4 0 0 3 4 1 Call, ss...... 4 2 2 0 Flitter, Evan, Andrews, iVgii-on and Daily. Pottee, 21... ..411 1 fi 0 HiKkos, 2b . 4221 >ear on the pay r.H next year, nod some of the boya three-liaggcr and Rowc's sin^li- ,"tve D&tr .itanearm^I Vulai'T. Time—rh. for New York, liotroit or some other club, or ruo. Iii tHfl ninth Sutt ri made ;i hi', IJnmnton t >--k ~" " """'" ,i, Flyr.n 2, Dairymp!-,>, Wor-(i, Purler, Ib... 4 2 1 14 00 .'ooney, c..... 4 001 names are n t on the list 1 boi-e lo feign. We Andrews,1rr»i;:f f>ailv, lla^tiiii ali'i Clement'. \\i:.| hw,;«!i vs. KANSAS CITT AT Bosrn* SETT 30—Hril- the actual or threatened blacklisting of Burns shall I ivibably have some men to dispose of 1 ttt-r in the fir&t on tails t;ud Morrill wiju the game for Boston by liant li. I::KS STO! iiird lulling c!nrai:'tri.-ed th • Bos- and pr-rhaps Troit, or tne preliminary injuno Hassett, rf... 4 2 0 0 0 0 JTGim'glo.p 3 0 0 2 tu.lkiDg a base bit which sent b:>th men home: life-hes—HclJunnictc i, DJIy 1. Pa s.d balls—Kelly season." , llenu-nts 1. Vmpirc—Fulmcr. Time—1:"..", tons'piny. Slem::,yer pitched finely, while YMiitney lion sail to have been procuied against Smith, Prt sidc&t Soden woulj not say in so many words BOSTON. AB.R.B. P. A.E' UETiiOlT. AB.B.B. P. A.I w»8hilb»r.l, «Uiious!l »^ttJiinx until ihe l»*t Iwo Total...... 39 7 9 27 IS It Total...... S3 5 6 27 124 WASHISGTO.V vs. ST. Louis AT WASHIXOIOI PErr. 28. if the Btlltiaiore officials take pro|H.T aod vigor­ Lawrence ...... 0 0000330 1—7 *.t who wuiilj be lound am^n^ tue tnifing when the Horuung.lf.. 401 3 0 O.Rk'h'dsoB.lf. 4 0 2 O 0 innii.-grf. Jljii-j pUye.i • Rr;.1i g«n:e i< the fit U arid 11 is called on tlio 1st c f next April, but he eoeuied Button, rf.... 411 1 0 OlBrouth'rs,lb4 1 2 0 1 —Tbe bcuio teim wa« beaten in a very exciting aail •t Ibe biit The fielding of Jiorrii! anJ Naih, liie fin; ous legal steps. Arrangements to that effect Haverhill...... 0 0000003 2-5 ell-p!ayid game. Ciimcrs and Healey wero in good Eaiced run—Lawiencn. Two-base hits—Irwin, )erfectly willing to expra-s bimsrlf very t'r.-ely on all Sasb, .Jb...... 3 0 1 1002 Howe, ss...... 4 0 1 1 0 tbr-.'W of .lobtn-lou and two home runs »cro the fea have already been roadc, and there is said to be ;ne meu. I found out about vt-b.tt lie tiiinks of tbe WiM,«s...... 4 0 0 2 1 Thomi«'n,rf4 0 0 0 0 urm aud pitched very effectively, sixtt-en of the visi- Duimvan. Homo ran—Burke. I'as^ed balls—Grady in being retired on the farmer's curve?. The fieUing lures of the tk-s'on side. Score-: Qothing iu the transaction as it now stands that 3. Wild pitches—Gorman 3. First on bailf—B men, and drew my own conclusions as !o whic'i have BuBinton, lli i 1 0 11 00 Dntdap.ib... 3 0 2 5 2 BO-STON. AH.R.B. f. A. E[KAX. CITV. A3.B. B. P. ».5 rioUtes any bis? ball law, custom or fair busi­ black mark cppcsite them. This is the way I Morrili,2i>... 4 O 1 2 7 0 White, 3b.... 4 0 0 0 0 f both t-.-ams was gojd, but the few errors committed Gormaa I. Left on bases—Lawrence ti, Haverhid 3. _ty the l:onie club were very exp'.osive. The fielding Horuang-, If. 4 0 1 OO^Kidford, rf...40 1200 ness principle. To be SK"? uinch rests nith the Umpire—Lynch. Time—l:l!0. snmnit d up the situ.itiot:: Bi.ffiuton, iinraock and Tate Kadbourn,p. 3 000 Haulon,ct... 400 0 0 Siuton, rf..... 413 0 OMy.r=',2b..... 4 122 will go;Sntton and Gunning ure liable lo go, with a Johaston, cf. 3 0 1 2 00 (Jinzel, c..... 4005 3 0 of Mack and MoGeachy an 1 the bat'iug of Fmrell, will of thu players, but from what i? positively BROCKTO.V vs. LYSS AT BROCKTOS SEPT. 25: Jenny and Mctieachy weru the features of tlie g»mv: Naih.Sb...... 4 0 0 3 0 Rove.cf...... 400 )are p-,bs-bility that either Pcorm«n or JoliDgt^ n may Daily, c...... 200 5 22 Geizein, p._ 3 0 0 1 6 3 ,'...... 4 2 1 1 0 Bnsrett, IS....3 0 0 'unonn they mn/ bo safely relied upon Ui S:;;Q UNS. AB r., B. r. A. t EROCKTON. AB. R. B. ». A.E 8T. LOUIS. AB.B.B. P. A. E WASU'TO*. AB.8-B. P. A.t Stnrpby,l r.... 3 1111 0-Duri!', rf..... 411 1 0 1 >e tiadeJ for some one equally as K< od, but for fome 4 0 Hinee, ss...... 411 2 11 Bufflntop,lli4 0 0 1C 01 \Vhifiey, p... 3 0 0 luitiul contracts when thty can legally—in the otiicr iK.silii-ns. Kow, I iaiagino »*4iio one may be in­ Total...... 30 2 5 27 lli 4 Total...... 31 1 7 25 14 fi .Jlasscock.'s. 4010 Moiriil,'2o... 422 3 50 Bri:>-y, c..,. 300 LaKoquc, !(>» 10 0 4'Con£hlin,3->. 4 0 1 1 2 1 JIcKiu'n,lh. 40011 0 1 Cirn.ll, If.... 401 1 sense of time—do so. This is perfectly etraigbt 2 0 PattoD.ss..... 3 1 1 0 3 0 terested to know why { have sized the thing np thu Boston...... 00000000 2—2 Stcniffijcrp. 4 00 0 10 0 Djnn>liy.31i 3 0 0 Shannon, 3b 4 1 way, and that each i ne may diavr biaoun c-.mlusious Dttruit...... 00000001 O—1 'enny, 30.... 411 010 Kmreil, 2b... 401 1 Johnstou, cf 4 0 1 1 10 Mcyr,c'ry,lb 3 0 1 12 0 C and c;in be relied upon so far as human agencies Whittley'.cf. 4 1120 ! Tbayir, cf... 4210 0 1 McQ»;chy,et4 '2 2 4 0 uiKreU, lo..... 4 007 3 6 [ am froing to Rive tbe cale ;hi-m which I put to Presi­ Jviiuednliis—Button 1. Detroit 1. Two-base bit— Gnnniog.c... 400 6 20 urn?,it...... 300 502 and foresight can be depended upon, though CwiUiis,8s...Wilson, c..... 42240 1 7- 0--•---• 1 L'ah!;.ana,p - .. 3- 010- •• ' dent Soden. This is the way it went: Button. Three-bit* hit—Brothers. First on balls- ieery, If...... 4 1 1 1 0 l|-ihccs,lf...... 4 1 0 2 0 3 0! f offline, 2N 300 4 HO 2 0 O'lioldsby.cf... 401 0 neither the word of tho club officials of Balti­ 'What do y .M think, Mr. Soden, has bees the weak­ Boston 3, Detroit 1. Futt on errors—Boston 4, Detroit 'ihi.l, rf..... 4 1 0 Total...... 36 5 8 27 22 1 Ti.tal...... 30 1 4 27 13 6 I.ovbtt.p...... 4 2 1 0 5 i:Cr.dworlh,fb3, 1 2 10 00 1'iaue, 21..... 3 0 0 222 Kno»les,3b. 4 000 more or the players interested are at stake by ' est place in the u ne tiiis s^-son?" 8. Struck out—Boston 4. D.-troit 5. Donblo play— B stoli...... 0 0 1 2 0 II 0 0 2—5 Fr*k,2D...... 3 02 8 3 (i.Tuck'rm'n.lfa 02 base bis bv-cn t'ue gap all thr.mrh tbe sea- HorriH and Bufliutou. I'mpiie—Quest. s,c...... 3 0 1 Mack, c...... 4 0 2 14 2 0 anything herein appearing. The discovery was Gruber, rf.... 3 0 0 0 0 uiBurki ,c...... 3 0 1 3 1- Gilmore, p... 400 0 IT 0 Kaiwus City...... 0 0000000 1—1 ju, as wf- hive bilf il-^ieuded oo Uuidock, and so kept WASHI.IOTOS vs. ST. I*ul« AT WASHIUGTOX SIFT. 25. llealey, p..... 300 0 81 Eiri.e.1 inns—Boron 3, Katitai Cily 1 Home inn made quite aucidenully and by tbe way. he wouki settle down ^BBB^B^L JllT *"*a '"""' —The home cli'>--"•>•• --Titest in the first i»nini> —Mitl'.n, Uon-.ll »i»l Mtprn. Two-lwse hh—JIc- Total...... 30 8 !» 21 14 7J Total...... 33 51W20151 Total...... 33 t G 27 17 I Total...... 3c 2 « "7 21 4 TOM BURNS KOR CAPTAIN. *G*Die called c-n B'xouitt of darkuess, wilh l«o out. n actual hi. _ on errors by :iny and C^oj le »nd twu- 1-5 (ju-ery. WiW pin bt3—WbLucy 1. First on amiss and the iiiiield woulil bave u> l« eoluoiy difilcnlty in baiting ?;otw. nod saved themselves from Earned runs—St. Louis 3, Washiuptcn 2. Home rn:i lai-gtd. One of tbe lir«t meu we sliall Io4.k f.jr will being whitewashed in the fifth inning, when Ibey Niw YORK vs. Dtrp.oir AT }^E* YOKK SEPT. 30.— mer, and ^mith and Trott as batteries, Green­ Ean.ed nins—Lyun -J, Brx-kton 2. Two base bit.— —Itenny. Two-; ase hiis—Mcdtachy :tn-l lij!U=by. Shannon, Peak, Ti-ayer,C.-mpau-a. Home iuns—Wil- ; a irec- lid baseman.' earned a run on a three-ba/ger by Seery and a sacri­ Tiiree-h.ieehits—McC-3achy and i'arrell. Passt-U ball -i-i w.s the IK-S! j.:..ute Uie btin:» team pined slice wood second base, and Bu:ns thirl or short and ' i nbdersran 1 th-tt you have already made a bid for fice bit. The game was called in the mid.ile of the lit, W. btern trip. The New Y icks c| '-oer Eil- fisit r: Only fix hits were made by Ihe Giants, and another mn and tud the fpin.c. In the eighth inning wiihin pioper loiind*. i. e.: no interference with his —A diipute arose in the third inniag over the tul,- lings and Greenwood signing po:ne agreement iu Jer­ Myers.c...... 3 0 0 2 OJKrsijt, Ib..... 4127 0 0 Cornier vias tie only n.an who saenied to jr-iuge hw M'Geachy.cl'S 0 1 0 u'Shotk.rf...... 3 0 1 0 0 ifter Ward lad l>8i r. retired, Rowo fumbled a short system, which is more in ihe nature of instinctive in- slitution of a plaver (fir un i.-jure'l lUs'on cnlch-r sey luhtinz or rather trying ti>. curves wiih accuracy. Keefe I itched in g-»d fo: in, liit l.y Dcix»!i. Ki'-h*ril»)li then hit for four l.-S'es Bpira: ion than fitudi- d and labored education, lint a After long kicking, the umuire forfeited the jrame to We hivu't any agreement with Giefnwoo-1, and Eeery, lf...... 3 1 1 0 l|0oldeby,cf... 2 0 0 0 0 ,nd he was well L-upportcd. In iba lad inning K>n M Cahill. rf.... 301 0 0 Knov,le<',3b. 3 0 0 2 0 mil the t-*o winning runs were losil.i. Smith was to moderate supervision to see that he dees nut overstep Portland by 'J lo 0. Wtieii the eiDg quite young aud of a quick, violent Games Played Sept. 27. I thiuk of BuRi:i'on? I am of the opinion that hia bowever, was eiual to the eaw-rgepcy aod saved the realr to take hi-t pl*ce. gS^ore: arid evanescent temper, l.ul withal atfeclionnte, hon- r d»}8 as a pi'ctier are over. He ha? Leen of very little Total...... 27 1 5 21 88 Total...... 29 3 7 24 17 2 coritest l.y striking out two men in s:rjct-ssi;>n: PORTLAND vs. BOSTON AT PORTLAND SEPT. 27. 8t. U>uK...... 0000100 0—I ^EW'TOP.K. AB.R it. p. A/^fc^irrr.oiT. AB.R.B. p. A.E ble(.tafaras his light), and generally goixi-natured, use to us this year, an-i while of coure he might get W TOES. AB.U. B. P. A.E KAS. CITY. AB 8. B. P. A.E Ewinz.c...... 4 1 3 0 1 0 l, «fc l'n,lf. 3 1 0 2 00 —The home chi-) won after a tame game market Wa*hin;ton...... 3000000 x—II 16 required special qnaiities iu bis ban Her to dcvct >p by very light batting. The gams was callnl io b.tck his olJ form another year 1 h.vdly think it pc«- Ewing, rf.... 3 1 0 2 0 O'Bidft'id. rf_4 2 2 000 ronnor, H.... 4 0 1 14 10 Broniifrslb 412 9 11 iis best points. L'uaer Hiich circumstances he was no ble." Earned rnas—St. Lonis 1, W»-shin(tton 1. Two-base Connor, Ib... 41212 0 OHiyen, 2b.... 401 4 40 sixth inning on ace ..nnt of dirkuess. The score: hits—Mines, Kreig 2. Three-h«se hit—Seery. Pii*ed Ward as. ...411 0 5 0 Ko*e,si..... 401 0 23 nvro of a lasting success th m aay of the other lljilti- "Dju't you think the nine has beru a li'.tle weak in Waid ss...... 40002 l^Ilowe, cf.-... 400 1 00 If... 41010 1 Thoirpson.rf 3 00110 PJBTLAND. AB. R. B. P. A.E: BOS. ELITES. AB.B. B. P. ball—Myers. first on balifl—B>yle 3. Sh»w 1. First niore players under the sf«mo regime; but the talent Galligan, If.. 3 0 0 0 0 0! Ake, 2b...... 3 0 0 1 2 o citchcrs?" Dorgao, If... 4 0 1 0 0 OlBassett.ss.... 4 0 1 1 80 r.SMOO 0 1 o:Dni.l«|>,2b... 3 0 0 352 ^as there all the ?ume— .nly doiuiiot a:id waiim* tbe "Dar-y is a ft st-c!ass catcher and as goo-1 as w« on errorn—St. Ixmis 1, Washington 3. Struck 0111 — K*terbr'k,3b t 1 1 2 1 l|Donuelly,3b 4 0 2 0 20 Kearns,2b.... 3 1 1 2 2 1 *'.»l'ri.hy,li'3 1 1 1 0 Boyle 2, &htw 8. Double pUj—Crane and McKinnou. Riel.'iifcn.tf 412 1 10 While, 3b..... :i 0 0 0 2 0 pportunily to make iteelf itco^iiiz^d, which was best want, but he ia tho ouly one we have nbo is just what Kich'dscn,cf4 00 3 0 Oillackett, c... 4 0 1 6 01 DtMliley. Tt... 4 0101 0 U-in''Oii,cf... 200 1 00 Wheelock,ss2 0 0 3 0 O'Byan.ib ..... 3 1 0 4 Or Vrnprrn—Pi< rce. doue by Manager lliicketl. When Buril-i IVels ihe re- Hatflfld.Sb... 3 0 1 0 1 1 M'C' m'k.Sli 3 1 1 2 1 (J we ought to have. No; Tate bus ntt proved to be Keefc. p...... 3 0 0 0 12 3i JlcQu'ry, Ih 3 0 0 13 00 Keefe, p...... 3 0 0 1 7 2JHennett,e.... 3 0 0 « 10 ponsibility of piloting » clab to victory in tbe field what we exj.eite-l. lie is not quiet* < inju= h. I hava NOTR.—The Philadelphia-Chicago games appeared . 300 1 4 o| Bald»ia,p... 311 0 90 is altogether a differ, nt wan, and Baltimoreaus O'Bourke.c.. 3 0 0 7 2 l;.-ullivan, if.. 2 0 1 0 UO been mu(h disapiK-int. d iu him. Th*n thtro is Guu- Deasley.c.... 3 0 1 724 KiDg, p...... 400 0 54 would hardly recoen ze him a-i the pU5»r nin?. He catches well at times, but I lliiuk wo can Tofal .. .3-1 4 8 24 21 3| Total...... 28 3 4 24 21 6 OCounell.if. 2 1 0 0 1 0' U.M'ipuy, c. 2 0 0 2 0 who served the taam io 'M-5. Uiwht, Schoen'k, Ib 1 1 0 3 0 l|£luw, ss...... 2 0 0 2 0 tlo belter. 1 Uink De^ilay is fully ai goo.1 if n n and take tor than either of them, but hu ij tiie most unfortnD- New Y»k ...... 11100000 0—3 BladJen, p... 1 1 0 0 C 1-\Villu, p...... 2 0 0 024 Pnn-ADEirDiA vs. CHICAGO ATPHILATIELPTTIA Detroit...... 0001010 1—3 ^lUanta^e of it; sbarpon all the pretty and tilling ate i,U>er. He is continually getting hurt. I thin! snrtW Citv...... 1 0000100 0—2 Knric-lru'8—Se'f York 2, Detroit 2. Htrae rnn— SEPT. 27.—The game w»3 called at the en I of the •vims of tbe g line, he poA-^s •* a personal ma?neti£in Total...... 204 2 15 125J Total...... 233 3 15 5 be is a good man, however." Karnedrims — New York 2, Kansas City 1. Three- Ificlhirdaoii (Se* Yoik). Two base hit?—Hronth«-rs2, ;bat inspires confidence and almost compels willing 4 What d.» ion ihink ol SuttoD ?" I afkod. tenth inning on account of darkness, with ths bose bits— Connor ar.d Dor;an. Passed l«lls— Bensley Bildnin 1. Throe-l-ase hit—Ward. First on balls— P. r.land...... 0 040 o—4 enthusiasm in taebaliiicenf the Icim a:id leads to Bo€t.< huts we'l, blithe don't field as bfe used t.x He Is jret- eained their t.vo inns. A wiid throw by Wilium*n Kans» City 3. Struck out— Sew York 4, Kansas Dni.lsp an'l Ercutiets; Baidwia, lirjutherj, W hlte, success timt has a!tenson,»s. 4000 1 1 Irwin, ss.... 4 00 1 30 bad, but in the sixth tr.e bonn team scorc-.l four ruu^ Fa rell's fteldinat v.-ns tbe leaturo of the came. The si«'rt. Greenwood captained the Mtrritt Club, whose Ake 2l>...... _ 5 3 2 3 S o'Hnw, 11).... 2 2 0 10 0 him, because he c.in't ttiro^v weil to tlie pliite. That San-lay, rf... 4113 0 0 Daily, rf...... 401 1 O 2 on an error ty Williamson, hits by Ftr^uso:., Daily eamo was ca'ld while Hi.) visilori were at the bet in ranks furnished us with Emalie and Svvieuey, tut be W.Murp'y.lf 5 3 4 3 0 0 Ir»ili,3b,p... 4 2 2 II is bis we.-i!;nesj, but Mr. Consul isvety a^'t to think as Clarkson.p... 4 0 0 1 g 0 Bastian, 2b.. 400 2 40 Mini Irwin, aod two out*. Ibis lead was increased these nub inning on acooniit nf darkness Soore: has not tUw tri«d experience of Burns, thougb be is a P.yan.lb...... 5 2 2 10 0 l!.-lat-cry, If.. 3 100 Day, r.f New York, does, and be has a very tow Ryan.lib...... 401 1 1 Olftirrar. Ib.... 4 0 0 10 00 btill furth-r in tbe eighth iciiicg, v» lien a single, a n-Snl'GT'X.AII.I. I. P. A.I; CHICAGO. AB.B.B. p. A.I good oue. M'C'im'k.S 1 -. 600 0 20, fetter, cf...... 4131 opinion of Pooruriii." -, If. 4 0 2 2 0 OlClemeuts, c. 4 0 0 11 01 wild ihrjw hy Flint, Ansoii's muffed IJirown liall and 'lf-s, cf...... 311 0 0 OG'->r<>, cf...... 200 300 If the lalance of the Baltimore team is to comprise Kiley.cf...... 5 1 1 1 0 0'5Iuniby,p,3b 4 0 0 1 "Ilow do you ititeu 1 to make up your infield next Bantian's hit to PfeBer gave the home team Ihtir last CurolUlf.... 2 0 2 0 0 OKeil»,3l>...... 2 0 0 1 2 0 matfriil eqnal to the six pl.iyer* before named, it M.Sull;vau,c 3 1122 2.Mum*, rf.... 2100 season? ' Total...... 37 2 7 30 16 3i Total...... 38 2 5 30 18 4 t-.vo runs. In the sixth inrjinif, while Daily was oo r.irrell. 2b... 400 4 3 IjAtiS'In, in..... 3 114 1 0 should at least b) tho strongest clnb evir cotleo to­ M.Mulphy.lf 4 0 3 6 0 1. ('«i 1, M...... 3 3 1 3 "That's a question us yet. If we c-*o eet a eesond Chicavo...... 020000000 0—2 t'lird, he was taken ill and McCarthy, late of tie Krti|-. lh_... 400 7 0 O'l'f.ff,r,2l>.... 3003 1 1 gether for this citj;and if it does not make a fcood Shaw. ss...... 410 2 41) ]l»wke»,-Jb.. 200 1 lasenian lo ci:ic us, I think it will bo .M.Tiiil, a new Phildde'phin...... 010010000 0—2 !!• nek ss..... 3 0 1 0 1 o:Wirmion, ss 1100 1 0 thowing in the pennant race, there, will certainly be Wetzil, p..... 4 20 0 4 GJM'Keev'r, c.. 2 0 0 5 man and Nash ou the la^es, wilh 8am Wise at Bhurt. Bro ;kton« learn, toc-k bis place. Only eight iumiigs 1 0 ojfl'an, rf...... 2 0 1 2 00 Saia Is as goxi f>s any of them vih.-n bis arm is all E*n.cd runs— Cnii»go 2, Philiwlelp'iia 1. Two-base were piajed. Score: Gold«by, rf... 301 Eomething very rotten in Denmark—a bigger in the hit—Dii!rym[ile. First on error?—Chicago 1, Phil.i- Kno»lcs,3b. 3 0 0 1 0 0; D,,lry'ple, If. 3 0 0 4 0 0 fence—a how de do—ind a state of tbings altogether. Total...... 4013 13 21 l.",9i Total...... 26 7 G 21 16 1 mbt, and I hope he will profit by th s sea*o's experi- P1I1I.A. AB.R.B. P. A.K CHICAGO. AB.R.B. P. A.E , e.... 200 5 3 0 II irdie, c..... 2004 0 0 eiice a'id be in goo Flynn, f... ..200 0 3 4 When last h:-rc Browning sti'ed lo a gentleman, in —W. Murphy, M. Sullivan, Ir»in, Foster 2. Thru John Morrill would nmko a fine, second ba?eman. I Ani]re*8,cl.. 4 0 0 1 0 0 Kelly.rf...... 3 1 0 ' 1 10 know be prjleis to pljy lirst, but it we can't get a 2. Kelly, t'iarkron \ Kyao, DJrymple, Wo--d, Mulvsy, BInlvev, 3b... 4- 1- 1- - 1 olAnswi.lb.... 4 1 1 13 22 reply to a quution, about us fdlowi: ' I um not cer­ ba-ehit—W. Unrpliv. Wild pitch's—W. Mirph.t : Fer^iison, Bastian, Farrar and C eineots. Wild pitch— Total . 27 1 6 18 12 G| Total...... 20 2 2 21 85 tain wbern 1 will lie found text se*son, but t'on't First on Uil!,s— l!y Weiy. 1 i-l!infrton 1. Struck out— Slia » 4, Flynn 2. Double like wasted ammunition, as Hendtreon was anxious Wheel *k ss 4 0 1 1 3 0 : sbauu.in,oli. 4 0 1 2 2 will bo two of t lem and with one more ought to Bfttisfactory. The errors of the home t°am, ihi ___-_- Total...... 30 5 7 241711 plaj•—Willianimin, Kelly »nd Ptafler. Stolen bases— make a great team of pitchera. Yc-s, wo have bad our more Linnerons, were not as costly as those of Total...... 34 8 6 24 17 o| to leave the Baltimjre Club. HatBeld 3b. 4 1 0 2 3 0 Wbiteley, cf. 3 1 1 2 0 Washington 3, Chicago 2. Umpire—Pierce. Tbe rival claimants for Ihe St-mi-profcssional, by a eyes on »ll tbico of the Ntrarfc t*nlers. Smith vtei'ors, while Ibe Grays ou'batted their opponents Philadelphia...... 0100140 2—S Sbeffler, cf... 4 3 1 1 0 1 Lovett, p..... 4 1 2 0 7 seems to be out of tho qiioition, fc* there are abready with ease. Darkness clcsed the game after tbe first Chicago...... 0001400 0-5 misnomer called s.ioateur. chanipioii>hip of ibe State O'Kourke.c.. 3 2 3 8 2 4: Wilson, c..... 4 0 0 4 3 are waxing warm, an'l divide attention with the Scboen'K, Ih 4 1 1 12 0 o!Cibkiiu,Bg... 3 0 1 1 2 two of them fighting over him. Pyl« and Knowlton half of the seventh inning, hot not until Kreig hail F.arri"l rnn«—Philadelphia 2, Chicago 3. Two-bare Games PJajed Friday, Oct. 1. ara left down there and weshDuld like either one of driven the b*H over tha fence for a home ru-i. The lilts—Gore, Williamion and Flint. Home run—Anscn. 'quakes in public interest. Wiping' 'quake didn't Conway, p... 4 0 0 0 10 21 Peak, 2b...... 3 0 0 2 6 PHILA»tLI'HIA V9. Sl.IiOrlS AT PHILADELPHIA quoke around this locality, but the Westminster Club them with D;tily, the Newark catcher." Celling of Carroll and Mciieacay was the feature of Firston errors—Philadelphia C.Chicago 1. First on O'Connell.rf 4 0 1 1 0 0 Gruber, rf.... 3 0 1 0 0 Wh *u I a ked if there was any tiuth ia tho Etate- tbe gam". Score: lulls—lltistian, Kelly, Pfeffnr and Williamson. Left OCT ].—The home club won easily through free shook up Frederick with a challenge to jlay at Oriole Park—neutral ground—the umpire to be H-l.;cted by Total...... 3778 27 21 7j Total ..... 32 2 C 24201 nienttlmt Itii-lboui'u was di«ati«fiad and wanfcd logo WASH V. AE.E.B. P. A.BJ ST. 10UIS. AB.R.B. P. A ou bases— Philadelphia 3, Chicigo 4. Stolen bases— hitting and almost faultless lielding, fhcir only to Philadelphi.i, he n plied: "I have never heard one Hiiies.es...... 3 1 2 3 2 2!GlH88cock,«s 3 0 1 1 SO Iiwln 2, McCarthy and Pfeffer. Double plays—Irwin errors keing a b;ise on balls and » dropped lly rcpresentft'iVes from tbe local press. There is fnu Poit'and...... 0*00010* x— ahead if Frederick r.'jcepti, winch is doubtful as the word from him to that effect. He pot j-lst what he Carroll, If.... 1 1 0 1 1 0,McK'con,lb 2 1 0 7 00 undFairar; Pfeffcr and Anson; Pfrff-.-r, Acsnn md by Diily. The Tisilois' lie'diug w« mthar unsteaiy, Lyun...... 020000000- asked for when he signed hero and I h:iTe never re­ Farrcll^1)... 20013 O'Denny, 3b.... 201 0 00 Williamson. Struck out—Wood 2, Kelly, Williamson, a;;d at the ba! ibey weie completely outuitttd l.y club really seems to manufacture excnses to keep 'Karned runs—Portlau 1. Bases sloten—Sbf-ftl. fiom meeting tho champions of last seas- n on reason­ Two-base hit—WLcebck. Passed balk—O'Kvurku ceived one word of complaint Iroia him. We cer- Kreifr, Ib..... 30040 OLMcGcachv.cf 3 11100 Palrymi'le 2 and Flint Wild prMi—Olark-on. Pa«c-i Fcrgtiinn, who retired Ibcm f"r ibree hits, one of taiulj shall keep him." Shock, r'..... 3 0 0 0 0 u!.S*ery, If...... 3 0 1 2 01 l,a]|_Flint. Umpire—Fulmer. Time—2:T5. whitb, however, wa< a flrive over the fence bj Sccrjr able terms. Westminster is iu a cyclonic state ot Wilton 2. Wild pilch—Conwiiy. First ou bjl's— BOSTON vs. DrTaoir AT DOSTOX Sti-T. 29.—The home ngitaM^n over tho matter, wbilu Frederick appears Po.tUn'l 1, I.ynn 1. First on eiroTs—Fortlrtiiil G. HEARD ABOUT THE IIl'B. Gtld-by, cf... 200 2 00 Cahill, if...... 300" " " (or a home run. Score: satisfied with tbe cool laurel, woin with self conscious Thi r<-ni5in.l.-r of thu scas-jn »ul tho »l'cii-l,iuc« Knnwle*, 3b 3 1 1 0 II !iane, 2b..... 300 club batted well and rather oiitfieldnd the visitors, but ST. U-V18. AR.B.B. P. ».«] PHII.A. AB.R.B. Struck cut—By Culiwoy 8, by Lovitl 4. Doulili- tUys Ihelr few errors w-ra very ilaowgios. Ho\ve's errors gratification. —Lovott, Peak and lAKoqi!*-; Slitmnon and Lall<.iiu^. at tho K:tm.'» 111 liottiii decrease ^ininU:ineously. Haycs.c...... 3 117 2 ZMjers, c...... 3 004 81awci«kss. 4 1 0 0 3 0; Wood,:)!)...... 4 1 1 0 The new« from the home team in the West is si far Caplaiu llinlou, of the Detrjits K>;S tint for Henry, p...... 3 120 6 2 Klrvy.p...... 2000 were the nioit fatal for (lie Detroit*. Sotton, Johnstou, McKiu'n.lb. :j 0 1 13 0 Oj Andiewn, cf. 3 0 1 2 Um]ire—Ljuch. Time—l:.r-o. Thompson aud Nash did some brilliant fielding: Slnpoia, 3'>... 4 0 0 1 2 2|D.iilv, If...... 4 0 1 2 quito excellent, Ihouizli they have bad the good for­ craiiRiu'.-ss C--!/"in l«js over any on* ha evir siw. tune to flod St. Louis nbt BO well prepared as usual to Games Pluycd Sept. 3O. N:vfh made a w, iidtiful p!uy in lias <i rt'Xju'i Toti' .....23 5 6 18 In 7 Total...... 24 2 4 18 10 S DETROIT. AB.R. B. P. A.Ej BOSTON. AB.n.E. P. A.E Myera.c..... 4 0 0 3 1 2 McCarthy,rf 4 0 0 3 gnme. He »c'^opo.| H liv wuile pitching heaJ-1 ug, Bicbard'n, If 5 2 3 4 0 1 Hc-rnunf.lf. 5 1 2 1 00 Ferguson, p.. 4123 reciite visitors. ______T. T. T. \V ,-.i,_".jn...... :...... 0 0202 1—5 McGe'cliy, cf 3 0 0 0 11 IlAVRItlllLL VS. LVXN AT NtV* EI'KVPuP, t and threw the ball to Sist in lime to put out Jim Broi!th'rs,lb4 0 1 5 0 Mutton, vf..... 4 0 2 400 II 0 -rwi'u,M...... 4 t 1 - (-• i ...... 00100 1—2 Si-ery.lf...... 3 112 Jersey City Item*. SEPT. 30.—This game was played on the old Whitney, v,h > bad thought tho bit was surely » T- ' use hit—McOeachy. Passed bulls—Haves 1, Hone, Si...... 40 1 1 43| S»sh,3b...... 5 00 4 30 Cahitl, If..... 300 2 00 a,tiau,feb..4 1 1 suf< ono and bail etirti J to i .:il. Mri-n 1. Wild pitcbm—Kirby 1. First on ball Tbomps'n,rf3 1 2 S 0 0 Wise,ts...... o 1 2 012 Crane, 2b..... 301 3 61 Fnirar, Hi... 4 1 2 10 20 JERSKT CITY. Oct. 1.—Eilitor SI'UKTIXI lirr.:—This stamping ground of iho Lyni?. It was H tire«oino week ends the E .st^in League here. We r-liy "D. n- affair, the liaverhills winting nisily in sovcn Innings: The Delroits ofli-red Getzeiu to t'-ie Ci*toti9, but na Henry 2, KirVty 5. First on error?—W«sningtnn 1, Dunlip 2b.. 40 1 S 2 liBninntuD.ibS 12 7 11 Boyle) p...... 300 0 31 Cicuient", c.. 3 1 0 5 10 President S;d>.-u puts il: "Wo thought v. u had cranJu White 3b. .. 4 1 1 1 1 0|Mi,rril!,2b... 401 3 10 nclly'i Blidgcport Gladiaton" on Saturdar, and will HAVKRIII L.VII.B. B. 1-. A.Kj LVSJX. AD.II. B. r. At ly-iniM ?,. Struck out—Henry 5, Kirby 2. D-jull" play enoogli." —»>!*!« :ic»-, 1,'rane nod McKinm-n. Umpire—Pierce Haulon.cf....- 4----- 123 o l,K.ulboKrD,p. 4 11 0 61 Total...... 30 2 3 24 15 7 Total...... 34 6 9 27 17 2 no doubt wiu. Ihwe*, !!>..... -1 1 1 8 0 OiSIarphy, c.... 3 1 0 4 01 Campion's work of late has not bern well received Coonuy,3''.... 422 0 0 o't»l!u«iufl.lb. M 0 0 10 01 AI. Si-nMiu^ was in tnwu eally in Ibe week. He Ri - x r-. DITKOIT AT Boirro!! Sirr. 27.—Baldwin'! Ganzel, c..... 4 106 1 lljohnston,cf. 401 4 10 St Louis ...... 0 1 000000 1—2 said his boys would viin On; peuiiai.tt it' they hud just Ii T' • -. T •••-T.•--...... ,, tnMch for the Bjstous Getx.eiu',p...'.]4 0 1 0 2 0 Daily, c...... 4 0 0 4 10 Philadelphia...... 00230010 x-0 bere.and i f- is thi-ught there is something behind it. Slattery.lf.... 4 2 0 1 0 0 Shannon, 3o. 3 0 0 1 2 U Foster cf .41:: 1 u 0 ! Wliiieley,cf. :i 0 0 1 00 bi-tn beaten tour stiaiglit by ihe Philadelphia*. AL U 1! t 'u tbe first ifiniii/, aiiii Karned rum- St. Louis 1, Philadelphia 1. Two t a.* BlanagtT Powers tells me that i.ur own "Tie,nan" Total... ..20612 27 10 8| Total...... 10411 27 14 4 hit—Farrar. Home luu—Seery. Mm on errors—Sf has signed no paper, and Mike will be fouud here next Murphy, p... 3 1 1 0 S C'Lovctt, rf.... 3 1 1 0 Oo right there. a • homn tc'am hit thy ball Uunc-,'rl.... 3 0 0 3 1 l|: Wilson, If.... 3 1 1 2 00 SoJon says ho don't tllnk Smith will ever play »ilh , ,i-: i ir-.-i-i < i in-.- i>j«tms werrmido at crili- Detroit ...... 00221000 1—0 Lonki 1, Philadelphia 4. First on balls— SlcKiuiou season. A great many improvements will be made on the Curl, ss...... 3 0 0 1 1 Odifkins, ss... 2 1 1 2 41 the Dctrcits. - in Ibe gitiio end were costly. Sc^rv Boston...... 000300001-4 and Andrews. Left on I :ises— «t. Ixwis 2, Philadelphia llaso ball bus leen dead in Haverbill since the Port­ Far nod inns—Detroit 3. Two-base hits—Johuston 5. Stolen bases—Andrews ami Irwin. P 'ible ; lay grounds for next season. Hawkes, 2b.. 2 0 0 3 2 VP.:ak, 2>>...... 3 0 1 1 31 i. AB.R.B. P. A f.' E-'-STOS. AB.R.B, lands went to the front to slay there. Biid Morrill. Fir>t on balls—Oetzein 1, Radbonro 1 GlA'SCOCk, Crane and MoKinnon; Ir»' '" "/icli," our colon d mascot, has given up taie bell, Murray, c.... S 0 0 4 4 3,«rub«r, p..... 301 0 53 Ku.:. t ,-n,lf. 4.0 o l „•, If. 4 1 1 4 0 andean be seen driving A truck. He is miseed greatly; BIo.>'nu Murphy, of the Bines, is looked upon very Broulhi -r?,lb4 1 1 !l f..... 3001 0 1 T?i»t on crn re —Detroit 2, Boston 5. Struck out— Struck out—Nappi«, Sccry, Cralu;, -aid favorably by the Boston nianagcm»ut as an extra Oftz^li J R.ulb/nrn 3. Duulle pl»y—Giinzel and Fer(-uson. PaawU halls—Myers 2. I ...:er. all the players likol him. Total...... 307 7 21ir,lo! Total...... 26 4 5 21 14 7 l!-me, -S...... 4 3 1 1 .... 3011 I 1 O'Brien is I!.?! mod-1 man of the team, and can be Ilavelhill...... 430000 0-7 ca'cber next year. Thomp»oB,r:'4 121 .... 4 0 0 0 3 -L Bronthris. Stolen base—Kicbard'.on. TUue—Zb. I'm Time—1:35. Lynn...... 100003 0—4 Tbe Uelroiis h»v<- (alien »w»y from Boston 53,000 pi re—Quest WASHUKTOX vo. CHICAGO AT WASHIXOTON 0«,T 1 Been at church evciy Sun-Jay, Good boy, Tom. liuul.ip,2t>... 4113 T.1U3 0 0 10 0 0 The many friends "f th« Philadelphia! here are Earned ruus—Hnverhill 2. Two-base hits—Gruhi i, more thrtn the- U. etot.s received as ihc-ir share of tho .b... 3003 5 0 WASIIINOTOS vs. Si.1m.-js AT WAymx'iTox Si i i.K> —Tin- fieliiiog of both rlubs was »r'.Ttchid. Ever> run White, !b..... 3 001 -•-! was on ern-rs, uot one of tht-ui clean gone, over ' -i they gave Arson's Foster. Stolen bases—Hawcs, ' ooney 2, Slnttery, gntis rocei-^ts in Detroit. Uanhm, cf.... 3011 r,p. 2000 4 —In the seventh inning Ki' 1 Lovt-tt. Firtt ou ball*—Haverbill 1, Lvnii -I. Fnvt Jim Wliitney ntool as tliougli para'y/.id and wisbetl strikes. A wtanglc "f fifteen nv -icorid inning tho vSu.itoiH won bowliTs in four sti.- ••'**, and a g-iod deal Ounzrl.c...... 3 0 D 7 ,cf. 300 2 1 I. ,.1 ' l-.-l.Tllt. on errors —Havi-rh. 11 3, Ljnn f. Slrock <>i:t—By hewti>>oi:t of lli? Business when Jjbu Morrill and the visit-rs and tit-- i.Md-ir'- liad l«i-n fei'-' 'i t-i : • i-' th l money ci E»lilv,la, p... 3010. ^i,c... 3 003 1 2 Wo will I" ! League next Miirpby 7, b/ Crulier 3. IlouUe i,l;iy—1'e.iU, 'J;iskia-i Suttcn Ijl'tud the ball over lh« lence fyr hono- rur.s that only two si biitojourt . su error '' bj yester-liiy. Houck, l i a triple. TI. : ' in this town. and Laltn,'!'-. Pass'd bulls—Mi.miy ':, Murphy 1. Total...... 32 • 7 24 18 I Total...... 8 1 2 24 16 9 but Mr. Pii-rce orv: ' '• to 1. "Ding! Wild pltchif — Murphj 1, Uruber 1. I ii!j.;r-.— TT!-!CU. !Sot this i *.:*!, Deir-iil; home other yoar. Rii-.l refused IT) i 1- - --- • < - -'------'i' •flerthe - juade n run in :'i IMp.-ir...... 0120 1002- f IR8T BASE. Time—1:43. fif. ';'.v. Kr. . 1000 0000- risiton to the neld. liuteail vf play hijj ball they re- sevctttb inning uu account of Oarkui-- THE SPORTING T.IFE. Oct 6.

;n'tiB(ii (o rcMtve i • ome tt the ti FROM ST. LOUIS. Utk -in,! •,-•[.;,• .,!' HEM LA PS LETTER. THE S The Return of the Drowns-A Chut With The BerUs With I'Mladelphia Vot Much • » ...... i * k .. ... i. .» ..... The Proposed PI'BUSUKD WEEKLY AT i Browns. Fur< how 5o. 20*2 SwitU Ninth Street, Pliilada. ST. 1,. _ iitor SPORTING LIVE:— . ••oiiTiiKi I.IKK:— last DUUI n.-i . ,rti J.HI -i, BY TIIK hut III* uuctrtaiu, After about one moat ha absenoa th« ohampiuns -Ihere are grind and sanies ail over the faces of Tiu-ie ii » tiitl« mail Uw« ot •, It u "f the American Association as well as of the ] e in tie Id of Ihe Balti- the h;i*e-bftll loving community in Chicago this to it in ';th'- fton-" Ittt* Sporting Life Publishing Company, tUat I lie returned to St. L«L 1 bad (luorf, together with worse course war i were to bave opei j the round*. Tbe cause of all Itul it • .... .,_, ,o ilio result of the -'-- ; - ; '-' -" '••' py, is in- it u, • . u • : 'be matte id ing by n Philadelphia between the .r f. BOX, M8. .re the fun . c. ;hauipiou>; and if the boya .; r ! of n> uim£ itflvei discussed this morning as I iij..o iu-ani :nau hindtring old St. houie imtlet'y-—l>wl*uaud itciituuis—aud i the Browns had in Fuuti and Ru^hnug. The t r • hem they would want somebody to knock a TERMS: ' r-titks in the .'h" i -L • • • • ' ' ' " ;k in >T aunum (postage. poid)...... S?.25 Balttmi ' ' . i ;- • -• - * • life, but .u - and Up, a. It ...... " '• ...... 1.25 were u cs. His ...... " " ...... 65 CoUi in.jy i ^ :'.;it three ui ...... ^ ...... ,., v ...... ^ ...... ihr,. • .illy tiLe. abuse ball club in ui^ny u-up-c^ ia l.ke a Wvinaa. " ...... &c. club i and Scoti one each. The Browns made but hat removed ironi atiairsot the National game, BLT IS ADTAHCK. tract TI a remarks that the Hon. Show it that you would move Heaven and earth if must eight hiU off MoQionU, but they wore made just John i ]>Uy iu Atlanta next tear, ret interest in the race aeema deeper than ever, lut •! 1 .t> t*. t*a;n p->sff3diou of ir, and a (•all club is au a tr • I it when they were needed. Two g&rnes were tie may t-Lty MMeople. f wr»s afforded every evidence of this ijiav r it tli ink that aome uther team ig ^'IXtD ANU UNAL.) Clui. liy .K - »r [ t and t ae attendance was go>d. The "act while filling down to my office this morning j .. ^ t there ahead of it, even go 6of.tr aa to inn Ull : t,.. illy made a huiue run the nuke it iliink thtt tho other club has gotten there, and ...... 13% """par line. Nonpareil and wad mainly . - won the first game, making nine hiU oth<* nble noise in the park md on one of tbe suburban train* of the Illinois : jour game will walk into th-j net of iu own accord...... 1» " " " •ai tries uf the j , t runs off Hudson, while the home team ii. .,1 was L>U lire, and that au 'entra! road. The majority of those in the car Fpaluing, my by, is au o'.d hand at the bu«tne^a. Jus* ...... 9 '* " '* a crvditof introducing a u»w u!' Uutoord dud jlariT. titul '• ruautl to see the were reading the sport in/ columns of the rnorn- give him time...... 8 " ** " ** ouuMii't hit Kilroy effectively, getting buc three danger into base balL hiu and a* many runs. The visitors played an engines, m,> ' " k puffing be- papeig, and comment upon the defeat of the Wuite IA there any talent in the ranks of the White Stock­ ! RS should t >rwani tlieir fa Tors go aa to ;weeu th.iv 1 ,, ' e-p^r. •' • .- • ' rjty was freu aud utireitiniat-d. At ings which ihe Phillifs Vav.1 not shown their ability id Lv it P. M. Aitunlav, as this \vt\tpr jjoea to preaa excellent fielding game. In the second gam« Ia a eouv«j«M»Uuii Mitli L)i. Budhuug the other day :^hteeuth street aud Calumet u venue to dow n ? What pie thoro victor!* * nui-jt have been EVERY SATURDAY EVENING. HOCHKdTKK SATISFIED. the Brown* went in to kill some one, and the the «ut>ject of League aeoiad b&semeo was brought _.;iticiat residence of George M. 1'uil- for Harry Wri^ht aud Ar hur Tr»'in. H-»w like a big i,i...... i . i ..... ,i ntrical nmna- way they batted their old comrade—MeUinnisi— up. "While I have nothing to say agamat Dunlap's i, u.c 1-m.n-p c»r oiuo, and not infrequently Mr. di*e of Limburger th^y must h;ive l>ok*d to Auaoo. Second Plac« Not to be Sneezed lit—The playing," remarked the Doctor, "I think Sam Crane is ;en of every was terrible to behold. And after knocking 'ullman walk* from his h-jiiae to the Sixt t-ntl -sir. et Walter SptMiiifc will r«main in charge cf thd fiim'a Players' Work, Kic. one of the very best guards at second that can be ion and lides down to his office OR tha traio. He Nt-w York luAi-*1 dining tho winter, - ia the uote Mack out of tbe box, Biondie Purcell went in Tuuud; he is as quick as a cat when he gets hold of the :LJ ui luetr 6t>«-'ciai tit'^uriuienui ut iio ce&ts per RocuisTEit, N. Y., Sept. 21).— Editor SPORT- did «o thii iLorciiiir, entering the car together with an Lttter here l\>r Juhn Browa, postmarked Bnff-t'o, N. and waa treated to tbe same medicine, after [)ai!, and is might y good on tow throw u bulls; *nd !dt«ly gentlennui aud taking * stat opposite me. V ; also Eome oia:l f^r Lou lljr lie>. KEMLAP. i.iu LIFE;—The fntermuiunal league aeagon which Macuilar tried his hand at twirling, and when the game is «ven up, aud the bo\s are iu a tight closed Saturday last aad found L tioit in tbe load the last few innings wad considerable of a farce, ce, tfam Crane is a mighty good mau to have A TRIBUTE TO THE GAVE. around about that time. Jiaai is certainly a good "Well, well, Wflir*ftid the magnate, after a brief FROM COWBOY TOWN. SPECIAL NOTICE. with Rochester second and Toronto third. Of and a great many people went away thoroughly one.'1 course we are slightly disappointed with the re­ ;Uuee over the column* of tlie Tribune; l Chieagj lust CORRESP'.'\ltl!N''F on s|K»rtir.ir topira, from any sec- disgusted at the work of the Baltimore*. The Valentine is now umpiring ai good, if not better, tnother game to the P-hiladelpbU tt-am jeaierdu). A New Pitcher Signed—McKeon Released iii H ..'' '.'. • •:> --v^- "• ; , solicited. sult, but will make the best of it. Poor fin*I score waa 16 to 3, and the base hita 18— than any man ia ihe American Ad»>ciatiou, having fb-tt certainly ought to encourage Detroit to pljy its —General News Nutcs. 'OVMiNit \.i 'N" M - ;' intended f»r pnbli- Toronto, how badly taey must feel; they had total 24 for the Browns—of which O'Xeill improved greatly fince the opening of ihe season. His *st game." KANSAS CITY, Sept. 29.—Editor SPORTIXQ such a sure thing at tbe start and were confi­ aud Welch got three and Biuuon# four; and judgment throughout is nrst-cutss, and hit decisions "Who WHS the pikher for the Chicago Club?" asked given quickly. Mr. PuHn;aQ*s coiupnnion. LIFE:—The home management .have signed the dent of coming out with a strong lead over the Baltimore^' hits amounted to but ttirre, McGinnii promising young pitcher Charles King, who has Rochester. It was through the efforts of the gelling two and S" >H oiv. On Wednesday the Balti- Little Mcol ii again back in right field, and it '•MLL\ i-mi, k," said ihe millionaire after a brief uiorta wound ti .'laying tu St. Loui>*, and _ its without saying that be get* overythiug that glauea «> , Hud a1 ! of ihe team's beet m- n been doing such good work for the 8t. Joe West­ Rochester Club tha*; Toronto and Hamilton were fn m the smal .rreted them the St. Louu comes out hu way. He id hitting the ball, too. epl.i;- What remarkable lutefbt tlmt ern League Club. His effective work in the box taken in this League, and to think they should public are DOT - ^ they will not see them Jim O'Neill U a big man, and to look at him one ;ame ! > " he continued. l 'I n«ver fihd would not suppose that he could dunce a hornpipe out made him eagerly sought after by several League knock us out ot the championship. We hare again tdis s-i^ou. iw^iiajn, the regular s.'coud base- r have often thought I and American Association clubs. Besides being hid good ball, large crowds and good munage- man >t'the Browns, wa* put in to do thd pitching for in left field after three-badgers and long fouls. Jim played between iw > pro- r TO THE TRADE: aieiif, and the public are fully satisfied. The orgaui- tin- Bt-.wn-i, ,uid Kemmler was the back Btou. The don't like for tho ciowd to go wild over cue of his • ully ke*'p tcelin; iii't^r- a fine fit Her in big position, ho is also a good Tbe trade Jl supplied at liberal rates by all the leading zatiou ha» uot luet lost »uy money, so they art- well > cm hits, wbich would bave been cut many difficult captures, but says he ia obliged to do it on'J, it* .,iily tiir, u^ii tbo newspaper reports. Th-y batter. Although young in years (he being bat news companies. pleased. Now for the pi* j era—Kennedy, Me tieon auj • b propvr support, but the boys Ijoktd in hi* buaiuess and that be just loves to eat base hits give base ball as much space and prominence now a* twenty) he shows considerable head work. He Visner are tbe only pLtydra tliat have hit the tail u t - rtppearai.ee iu the box as a sort of a without any salt ou them. hev do a revolt ia Ireland or a financial crash ia was considered the crack pitcher of the Western with much success; they each bave a record of over fane, 4i>d instead uf playing up to their usual form I expected to see some tall base-running when Pur- Wall 6tr< er, and from what I can learn the game is they made sevtn errors bvhiud him. Rubiuson was cell gU to town, but he proved a d.smal failure, and it free from immoral iuflueucts »LtJ temieucie , a ihiua League, and rarely ever were more than seven THE SPORTING LIFE is for Sole by .300. Knight opened np well but ff 11 off during the hits made off his delivery during a game. The All Newsdealers in the United l*sI eix weeks. Hackett taikd tu do much with the vt.-ry wild, giving seven men basea un balld aud having was just "pie'' for the Doctor and KobMe to kill him which we c,iu scarcely «ay of horse racing in thia or btiL'k M did all the o herd. As ti elder 3 they all r*nk two wild p.ubeg, but witb a little practice he would at second. Fulmer uses good judgment, aud is tbe u any other country. I am glad to see its succe->s," pist being his first reason professionally, it is States and Canada. well. Wo lead ihe League tn one ptsiuiion, only make a go -d pitcber. He tus terril.Ie spied,and when best b<*3e-runner on Barwia'* team. and Mr. PuHman arose tu leave tbe train at the Van quite probable that he will prove a valuable man ceuUe neld, trank Gardner having aa average of he could command the ball he wi>u!d m.itve Ail the big Jack Glasscock told me confidentially before the de­ L'uren tirect station. Wb>n mta like George M. parture of the Maroons lhat Gus Sebm^iz and himself Pullman can be htard to declare their interest tn tase for the home team. King join j the club at New PHILADELPHIA, OCTOBER 6, 1886. 1000, acc«ptin£ 45 chances without ao error. We batters gue^s a* to whfre he intended putting the ball. York. He hails from poor old St. Louis. Hia won't mention him a* u ''stics.t;r." Manager Ban- He will, co doubt, show up as a twirler next year, aud intended running a club in Wheeling, V«., next sea­ \t thought I, it certainly speika well for the hon crji't left ua on Saturday last atid id now mark my word', if ho does he will surprise a few of son, aud that the salaries would be limited to $4 t er esty and high standing t f the game, but in more iu work will be watched very carefully in St. Joe, located at hia bomo iu .New Etdford. It it the knowing (?) ones. Kilroy pitched in hia usual week. t-tanccs than one have ihe rise and fall in stocks and where he leaves a host of friends who regret hia njt as yet decided whether he will be retained fine form, and was well support- d by bid team. If any of yon good people fa tbe East spot Jerry ^rain and ihe responsibilities of comnitrcUl life departure. for next season ur uot. llo has certainly done good Decny an<1 his side whiskers—regular Charley-boy *n tbrgoUen fur the nfUirs of our National pastime. BASE BALL. CAIU'THEKS' SICKNESS. ;haps—coming down the gtieet, tor goodness sake Lirry McKeon, the once crack pitcher, has Mork here tuU deik-ou, and by hw own work put oiaey One or two of the papers htre bave tried to make chloroform him and shave oft the Joaabs. NOT WORRIED. walked the plank. In other words, he was re­ Uuilara ia ihe banJa t-f ihe association. The annual We are not, so far as I can aee, at all wrrried over THE CASK OF SMITH, ET AL. Caruihers believe that he i- carrying around with bim McGeaohy's nauie is pronounced Me-Eh-ey. I am leased at St. Li'iiid last wt ek, cwinx to iuconipotency. e'ectit/n lakea place Oct. I', when a new board of di­ a bad case of heart disease. These paper* have also glad to see -hat Mack U bitting the ball often aud at ;he result of ihe knock-down 3 OUT boys in Qiukertown HU arm waa too sore, coLsfqueutly he could cot do When THE SPORTING LIFB, in its last issue, rectors will be put in. A call has been made to reduce stated i hut this great pitcher would uot be fouud on the right Time. His t.ood fielding is still well received :mve utti;iinut*-red. The feeling is one rattier of mingled himself justice. If Larry will re.st up until next the number to five, which will, uo doubt, be doue. the ball field next season, hi* intentions being to re­ admiration aud surprise at the great bull your uieu remarked that serious complications were likely The majoity of ttie old bt'ard will retire, including tbe in the Ea*t, aud is highly spoken of in nearly every spring, I have no doubt but what his services will be in tn a"i>e from New York's illegal raid on minor tire permanently. I called onCuruihera Wednesday social telegram lhat is received in this city. Let her are playing aud we are reasonably »»ro that Irwio demand anJ bis arm in g«od trim. Ho did not pitch president, Sir. WiuLe, wbo is ol-ltged to give all of bis and bid men will hit our chief competitor ia the r*ce r league^ it was not thought that these troubled morning a: d found him looking much better thau I go, Mc-Eh-ey. one wiunii-g ^ame for the Cowboys, consequently he time and attention to his buaiuea*. Hid succocsor bets expected. His cheek bones are a little m re promi­ Charley Comiskey can play any position on a nine, ust aa bu'd a blow aa tuey have dealt ns. We are did not stand v< ry high in Ihe estimation of the pei pie. would arise so toon, yet last week the storm nut yet beea named. Everything k>oka bright for nent than they were a month ago, but tbe color in his and can play it well, I have ntnr bid the pleasure humorously inclined over it, however, only because I see the Leavenwi r'.h Western League team is a bur-t And now not only the New York Clab but 1887, and with a good nine Rochester will pay good face is good and I told him tbat he didn't look like a oi seiog him wear the gloves and mask, but he would we feel confident that our load ia to) grtat to be thing of the pist. That club contained a few good money. sick ma '. He moves around rather cautiously, beinx jroken. Were tbe race much closer I doubt if Chica- at ;e.i-i one other club and a number of players 1 ftlcKeuu, our hard hitter, hat signed for 1887. put them on if he wa* pushed a little. players, wbn couU holt their own in some of the are involved in a ?ea of trouble. It woi>!d ap- afraid to take any exercise at all jijst now. Some of Harry Weldon is to do the sporting on the Cincin­ ;i>ans would feel so fuuny over it. Of the lirger organizations. Managers would do well to look, Buruie waa iu touu tLn week after Baker and the players if the Browcs think that Cttruthers' trou nati i'w^tarf*- this winter, and before thia letter U pub hree remaining series to be played by thrm up. p>ir that the chief trouble centres about the Visner. bles are caused by the excessive use of cigarettes, limbed be will, no duubt, be ia ihe City of Hams and he Whites I regard only one of them with There are a couple of weak pi ices in *^ inme DIDO '< player-", and potably two of tbem— Lon Knight is the beat known man ia B' cheater. while others ihittk that he bus got the luaUui*—and at work. He will be found with the Brown Stocking i ny decree of nervousness, and that is the three games whijh neeJ strengthening ^r.uiy, and the sooner it U Lenal Ssitii and Tom Burns. The de- Doc Kennedy will winter in t'ohocton, N. Y. nothing m >re, I asked him whether ht thought he Club as their secietary next season. I don't consider x>oked for Oct. 4, 5 abd 6 upon tbe Polo Grounds. done the better it will ue. ~ '' er in which Smith was in- would be able to pUy any more this season aod it ken finger and is unable to ^ [ -*\r that not only N«w York, but Baltimore, livau. Etc. ship games, I want to Le all right for the Hiri>on him for past favors, and hope he will be here n*Ii l>e crossing bats with Washington, iu which J \" ,'A for play. i ad Boston were all after the $ame DULCTH, Minn., Sept. 27.—Editor SPORTISG fames aiier the cfcampicusbip aeries is at au end. IT summer aud "do it some more." Tlier^'j another the unbroken stnes to go to the gr^it oi tbe Wolver- Gruber, the haberdasher, has presented a handsome in the same object, riz.:—bagging find nut that violent exertise id detrimental to my little thing in regard to the Enquirer iud Mr, Weidon in^s. Tb* race may yet b>* i tighter one than some silk umbrella lo each uian of the home team who baa LIFB:—It is a long time since yoa have had any health I will do no more work this fall and will take that I almost neglected tu !Hunciou. I am satisfied people anticipate. made a home run. Several of the b ys ?port them. svfully or otherwise. New York, news from the city by the uncalled gea. The tilings easy this winter. Iu the spring I hope to be that in tbe future, wb.6'; anything appears iu that pa­ Kansas Cityaus long for the return of the Cowboys. 1 .ihead and secured the signatures as stout as ever, and if I am you can rest a^ured that WHITES TS. BROWNS. L-hampiousbip season of the Northwestern per clipped frooi my letter, it will be properly cred­ Chrte Yon der Ahe has oet tb« ball rolliDK again for The exhibition games in October arc awaited with i Burns to personil contracts with­ I will be found right here in St. Louis with the ited. TV mau that s b«en doing the sporting for the interest. The games with the Association clubs will League is drawing to a close, aud the nght for Browns. My folks are uneasy about my present bad a series between "der Bio woe" and the Wuite Stock­ out tufl uwifc-ent or knowledge of the club these tir-t place is hotter than ever. Ran Claire, Enquirer bas co conscience at all. He would steal an ings at tue i oaclu*ii>u of the ehaoit i unship stus^n, draw immensely, especially tlio^e here on Sunday. beal'h, but their scare ii unnecessary." 1 ;n-Ve (g a^.urella from a woman right out in the raio. It seem* strange that Manager Bo we, after several pj« VT? were under contract with. Meantime through the aid of MeGinley, the umpire, has President Vou der Ahe ab'iut Ctfrsthera* probable re­ and yesterday morning Will Brown received a forma] One of onr diily papers contained a picture the challenge fr. m Mr. Vun der Ahe whicu was at ouce futile attempts to secure Kin*, the newly signed : ' ' .»ring to secure these managed to pull up to within two of the leaders. tirement from thediamos'l :o ea»e hishealtii continued other day tbat caused considerable fun. It waa an pitcher, the first part of the season, should at last se- bad n-?xt spring _nd the genial president rem*iked telegraphed to President Spaidin^, who is still down 'ireenwood and I>aly, It is also asserted that Ted Sullivan gave Eau advertisement, ia the centre of which waa a boy with East. The challenge was published in tbe last usue of curo bim for the Kansas City team. Manager Ruwe . „ ,. _ 0 ,^ning for Smith, Burns, that l.e » ~uid kate to see Bol;hy on the shelf; that te a huge ear of green corn eating for de*r life. Under­ mu>t- feel confident of Kind's ability, eL? Claire the last two games, the scores being 8 to «*5 a first-claw man ia every regpsct, and Cotuukty THE SPORTING LIVE, and caila for a series of nve, enwood. All were working in the neath the picture a line read: "£us Schmeiz whea a sevtu or niue games, to be played in Ciiica^u and St. Weid»n, of the Lincolas, is a jewel, he is a hard U and 6 to 4. Sullivan, knowing he eoqi;d superior inducements by Bar- he lost or won. Sn!UvttH has been acting very The first flo^r is being overhauled, aad in­ tion seasons the players are DO longer under the con­ Basset t ia doing some flue W'-rfc lately. His fielding 1, , .i, c signatures of not only queer of late. Lftat Monday, Sept. 20, Duluth was EDDIE TON DER AHE OX THE LATHAM-BARME TUSS. stead of the partitions that formerly made trol t f the umpire when ou the diamond, aad are sub is just excellent. Keep it np, Charley. i i anU*y a posipoued game at Milwaukee. During the recent visit ot the Champions to Balti­ three rooms oat of the place, there will be jeet to no p-nalty for a disregard of the rules ur im Myere continues his good w<;rk bjth in the field and oae large room. Two billiard tables will at the l-.it. In the latter respect he ii looming up ai » v, . nt racts, Burns and £ % heu jftie i)uluth niuo aiTivtd at the park they were more, Latham md Barnie had a few words on the proper cuuduct upon the field. That a fifties of >d adnnttaL- •>( the Duiuihs, playtra* bench and the Eastern papers have come out be placed on this floor. The club house will be over­ games under these circumstances is impracticable, heav v having already previously -irned contracts w^ umediately telt, .a the ciicum- uud called Latham everything but a t.eutleaian, and hauled throughout and make as good as it waa prior eo far as any satisfactory results are concerned, last It : ': at Jim Wliltney shmiH stand so . L, and a new wort a slugger. r.d without advantage opened by 3:45 p. M., the tinn set for the game, Iw young nun that is truthful, related to me juat how be insured is, in my mind, for articles of agreement to most dyclarn tbe game forfeited to itnlnth by 9 to 0. thy fuss occurred. "I was sitting on the beech,'' re- bookkeeper is now in "What's That's" bouts. It is said be drawn op between the two clnbs and signed by each B. ir;icl^ fuur home runs. Hia batting u ; T, i..... v . JB. a hand in the matter, The gates were not opened, and Umpire Tindill car­ mai ked Eddie, "and the scure at the end of the sixth that Joe Quinn will be cne of the bartenders. member thereof, stipulating tbe rules which shall gov­ timely, h.iiCe productive of ran*. a -!y upset the plans of the rival ried out Secretary yuiu's iustru-tioos. That same inking was G to 4 ia favor of the Baltimore Club. In Jack Gleason ia now a full-fledge! fireman. ern; the umpire who ebull officiate, ttnd lhat iu tho S.P Ted Sullivan !;«•* Billy O'Brien again. Well, it. n J Detroit, which worked above evening Sullivau admitted to Lucas that he acted un the seventh inning our boys lined McGionis al! over P BIT CHARD. event of the violation of such agreement or any section well; Ted alwuyj did think a good deal of Billy. Ha fairly in uot playing the game, but said that he wouM the paik and scored five runs, virtually winning the thereof, Ihe plajer so Tii>!atiuj< them shall forfeit the now Las him again under t.i:) foM; bet he'll get good board and was willing to do the fair thing by NEW EAGER. work out of 0 linen, as he i-t made of the right giutf. botfe players and dub, steppe- 1 in and captured the rather fuifeit the game thau pay the guarantee, Ue game, but when McGimiis would pitch one ball the sum of $100 or f'20<) deposited by hiia personally or for acted very foolishly, aa he will ilso have to p*j the entire nine would come in off the 8eld and argue for him by his club as a guarantee of good faith. Under Bingo caught some elegant gam^s daring the bow* ' _'on forsora guarantee. Not eatiefitd witti tbe bad work already five minutes that it vv^s too dirk to piay ball. The That City Anxious to b« in the Southern such an agreement ouly can a series of the kind be series, and very few bases were stolen oa him. I 349 -: • t money dif- accomplished, S.illivau gave it out to a press reporter man that waa umpiring didn't know hi* business or League Next Season. played in a satisfactory manner, aud if the content is by the Associated Frees that ten bases were stolen on t '\ uen the Xew that the c*iftk«lty between himself aud Lucas had he would have either made the Baltimore^ play ball again attempted under the lax condition of things H-.ckett at New York. This Is ridiculous, and Hackeft > .- ij, b>. vv-ver, >t;^ark at once re- NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 30.—Editor SPORTING sh'iald 1« reprimanded for his Hstlesiroeaa. Play ball, been amicably settled, and that Secretary ^uin had or declared ihe game in our favor. Latham waa ou LIFE:—Base ball has received very flattering which obtained last year, the result will be as ui satis­ - ith Detroit. Messrs Watkins not giveu Dainth credit with the fort tiled game at the beach and remarked to Burnie thut he thunght factory and as injurious to the good repute of the game llickett, we want more vim and life. \ ^Vere summoned to Newark. A Milwaukee. Thia is wrong. There can be LO amicable hia (Baroie'i) team were acting like babies, aud that support here this season and a very large num­ as were latt year's "squabbles." Iwring the last ten We murft have s-.»me more hard hitters, if not for this ! - h*-ld. Smith was oves hauled and settlement until Sullivan paya tbe guarantees he owes they ought to be made to play ball; that such actions ber of our people have the fever badly. A days request* fruna every important city in the Union season, at lea?-t for next; it's b:\lting that wing, not t s, and on the night of the 28th Duinth. Mr. gum haa informed President Bell that would disgust the public and put the Baltimore team movement is now on foot to organize a strong club have reached the clu!» management here asking that errorless fielding, and we want men tbat can hit tbe r ted and New York was dished. he has credited Duluth with tbe foifeited game at in a bad light with its patrons. Baraie told Latham the games be ployed tLere. Ooecity m Michiganoffets ball. Now is tbe time to secure tbem, aud we Kfetnsa* '! < paid a bonus f ;r Smith's release and apply for admission to the Southern League, Cityans earnestly hope Ma nagtr liowe is make an effort Milwaukee. Duluth has won 43 and lo*t 33 guinea, to mind his own business, aod one word bringing on the Gulf League is to contracted in its scope the irre-istibleinducement of a $500 guarantee and nil the way up to $l,i«iO. Smith while Kdu CUire haa won 41 and lost 55. Duluth haa another, Barnie told Arlie tbat he would lick him. half of the gate receipts for ote game. It ia a good iu that direction. &_ . -,..,. _ - -v»-(l by Newark and feigned with four games to p>ay yet, one with Milwaukee, one with I guess not, eaid Arlie; two can play at tba 1: game; and calibre for a city of the size of New Orleans. offer, however, when the size of the town is considered, It is unite probabin that big Dan Brouthere' brother Dftiuit i'-jt the balance of ihe season at a salary cf Oshkosh and two with Minneapolis. Eau Claire has when Barnie threatened to break a bat over Lttth'a Mr. Marsh Redon, one of the most popular citizen*, is and shows the interest which has been awakened. Jim, now with tbe Buffalo team, will bj signed by f5(M Presidr-nt Yi-nug was notified »nd the contiact tour yet to pldy, and these all with Oshkosh. Dululh head. If there was any swearing done, Barnie waa at tbe head of the movement. In au interview witb Indianapolis and Milwaukee each want a Kansas City. He has been batting pretty regular approved on the 3i>th, and to all intents and pnrp.j«ei haa all her games at home, while Eau Claire has two the one tbat said the cuss worth, as I u*ver beard your correspondent be expressed himself as follows: game, and Cayl>r teleg:4tion to si^a with 3}ri- Ridgeway. Returning home they lay off a cou­ awarded Marsh Bedon for the good of the sport. He players of the winning team and to read something The championship season here has ended, and the , ; Uy«-ri wli cli --vere sup- of Purcell, who, steing a boy at the door of the dresa does a good deal toward keeping up the interest and like this: team has been disbanded. The season has been a j . 1 the ple of days, after which they meet the St. Louis circle and parquet, forced hiimelf in and took a seat. excitement. <> ''lone. Maroons on the home grounds Oct. II, Brooklyn on When the regular doorkeeper returned to his post of great disappointment to all lovers of the game X u . The the 12th or 13th and Philadelphia shortly after. With dnty, which waa only a minute or two later, Put cell STRUCK ONCE MORE. : OCT. —, 1886.: here. The team started ia with brilliant proa- eluu u-iiat itjrtily t>» ttrt-iigitiied, esp«cta«l>- in the these games we finish the ae*eon, The firemen's waa pointed out to him as a man that belonged ia the : BASE BALL : pecte, but the hope of success was not fulfilled. pifLh-.Tit' box, us the New York public will not be satis- parade proved a bonanza to tbe home club, but bakony. The doorkeeper went to Purcell in a nice, Birmingham Again Has the Fever— Deter­ I CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE WORLD. : It would be idle now to speak of the causes fi,-,i H : i.n-ti>i:,/ !»-ei than a winning club, and through the rottenness of the Scranton and Williams- gentlemanly manner, and afcked bim to please go up port clubj, who failed to show np on the days they stairs where he belonged. Purcell refuged to hud^e mined to Have a Team. J PRESENTED TO —————', • which led up to this result which leaves us & E, v men are rapitily slipping away. :of the ——— Club, as one of the winning team • hopelerB tail-ender in the League race. The /, but itat-lf to blame for the tueta were scheduled to play here that week, tbe Altoonaa out of his seat, and when told th it he would be for­ BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Sept. 29.— Editor SPORT­ •in the world's championship series between: ' -> ted out to strengthen itself lost upwards of $1,000, as great crowds would h»?e cibly ejected, he remarked that It would take just four ING LIFE: — The lovers of the National game in • the St. Louis Browns aud the Chicagro White; team contained some excellent players, but aa a been pre.-wnt at alt the game;). Through the kindness men to put him out. The bouncer at tbe Grand Opera this city have determined tbat Birmingham I Stockings. A. G. SPALDINQ, j whole it failed to work well together. The club wentabjnt the bnsfneS'i of Manager Deuny Mack, the Wilkeabarre Ciub layed House is a pretty healthy specimen, and when the fair- : CHBIS VON DEB AHE.: has had good pitcher?, but the support accorded haired left fielder refused to vacate he took him by the must be in the Southern League next season .n-., ,„, ...» ,^.. MI.-- tly in opposition to the over and played us an exhibition games on Thursday, in the field, in which particular tne club wai h it ht.l,i d to ID a tie and which it was bound thus filling one of Scranton's dates at which over collar and tore him, together with the seat, loose a ad with tlie best nine that money will secure. Be­ it, stiii. pi > because of an ov^rmaateriog desire 2,000 people were present. Wiliiamsport was sched­ carried bim out by the neck. Bystanders say that cause Birmingham proved the pudding of the By thfi method the odium of gambling will he weak throughout the season, waa enough to '-•-•<- n tiling and under the rubber uled to play here last Saturday, but by their dirty ac­ Furcell's tongue was hanging out so far they thought Southern League last season, it does not follow avoided, the men will be compensated for their work, render all the best efforts of our tTirlers abortive. ten ii&i»t. It failed to consider tion disappointed about 3,000 people who would bave he had on a red teck tie. When the bouncer let go of that she will do it again. Base ball furnishes and stimulated to extra effort by the purse aud the Occasionally the team gave a glimpse of its latent > th*- players belonged and by gone to se« the game, many of them being on the bim he used language unbecoming a gentleman of his cheap and pleasant amusement during the summer medub, of which letter each mau in the winding team ability and some brilliant gamea were played, but OB ~ • : 'i and devekped had some grounds awaiting the club. The (fame with the Ath­ standing , and the bouncer floored him with a club. months, and with a good nine in the League, and may well feel proud to possess. The medil sectiou of the whole the work was listless, slouchy and most in­ •ltd have come in for a letics drew largely and was aa exciting contest. Well, As seon as he was able, Purcell dug out for his hotel, grounds in a good location, every game in thia city the suggestion was proposed to me by one of the play­ different, and I dare fay there will be no prpat scram­ profit. In ordinary busi- the contest for the championship between State Lea­ being satisfied that h» had run against the wrong will be well patronized, and the club will make money ers of the White Stocking team, with tbe (uwniaace ble after Oswego players us there ia after those of other i T firm which teaches a gue clubs is at an end and Wilkesbirre has come out ptople. The rett of the Baltimore bojs acted like from the start. that it would be a trophy the boys would work hard Iiiternational clubs. \ <- \pecte and is outititJ to on top, aa everybody knew they would over a month gentlemen. Books of subscription to the Birmingham Base Ball to secure possession of. (Mwego, howerer, is a good ball town, and our dl- r r ifi^ kno-wlprtgo imparted. ago when it was seen that Altoooa had won half of FOUTZ'8 GRAVE TROl BLE. Association have been opened, and a good part of the rectora are by no means chicken-hearted, and de*pit» the games wbich Wilktsbarre had lost, tbe other HERE AND THKRE. ' ':. I,-',. I; ill i : , b 6L- Dav« Foutz, the great pitcher of the champions of stock ia already subscribed. The balance will, no all talk to the contrary Osweg" will again put a team . tl>ii tH,rt NK Its clubs combined having only won as many from them the world, ha* more to bother him than any mac on doubf, be taken soon. The capital stock ia flxet There are several letters at "the etore" for Tommy in the field next season. With the experieoce of tb« as A1 toona bad. When it was found the other clubs the Browns. He's one of those kind of fellows that at 85,000, divided into one hundred share* of 850, and Burns, postmarked Newport, K. I, Send me cards, past two seasons before ui the team ought to be a good . . couM do nothing with Wilkesbarre we gave up all allows the least little thiug to worry him. As an illus­ evtry lover of sport can afford to take at least one Tommy. one. Indeed none other will do, as Oswegu, got'd ball •i w».om tbe New Yorkg stood hope of reaching first place aud thus lost interest in tration of how easy it is to break him up and get him share. Only 10 per cent, of the capital stock will be Dave Sullivan is back from Binghamtoa. He ipeaks town that she is, will have DO naoie of tail-endem. i been In the market for » loag the contest, almost allowing Wiliiamsport to take sec­ warm under the collar, I recall to my mind a tittle in­ called iu at present, SB that will be sufficient to raise well of the International League, aud says that all the Two years of that sort of honor ia quite enough. If month has be«n offered to al- ond place. That AI Loon* can play better hall than cident tbat happened the other day:—-President Von the guarantee of 3600, and if a good nine is securet clube will "be there" next season. Dave waa offered we start In next year with a poor nine, it will be hop^ ••''j League. It is true the price she play* with the State League club* is fully Illus­ der Ahe had promised the boys each a good suit of and the affairs of the association are properly manage*: the management of the Metropolitans before leaving less to expect support. But given a good team—on* friiit, but that fact need not hare trated when they tackle American Association club*. clothes if they again won the pennant, ai.'l when tb« it will not be necessary to pay in more than, 60 per for home, but says he will stay w;tb tho Bings. capable of attaining a respectable position in tbe race »t"od in th« way <-f a club which ha« been ao liber­ We have a weakness though which the Wilkesbarre* gang thought they bad thing* solid they all hied cent, of tbe capital stock. In a personal letter to me "Frea Lance," of the —I have no doubt that good support will be accorded, ally ftnp(.orr«! by its public and which is generally have not—that is in batting. Aa a fielding team we tbemselve* to a fashionable tailor down town and Birmingham c,m and will rapport a good baa* b*l Pittsbnrg Globe, saya, concerning the gume there be­ aad at least DO money lost. <-rcnir.Mi uiili l»-ing the wealthiest base ball corpora- don't want a better one, but it should be strengthened ordered their clothes. When tbe Browns left ou their club,and all lovers of the sport should subscribe to the tween the Pitfcburga aad the White Stockinga: "Both It » encouraging to note that the gentlemen wh« ti nutry. iLdeed, it is an opea secret ia batting for next season, laat Eastern trip Foutz'a clothes were aot finished, etock and help to make th« movement a aucceu. teams played a horrible game In the field, but Clark- will have the team ia hind next season are taking t) ifty of a few thou-*ands of dollars thia Rumor has It that a strong Eastern League is to be ———— * ———— aoo proved to be 'pie' for our fellowa, while on the time by the forelock and get ready in time. A new formed next season which will take in our State Lea­ and the tailor forwarded them to Lonfiville. Dave other hand Auson's men repeated their experience of |,i iirivo been secured when the club donned his new suit and put his oM one, together A Denial or Two. ground ia to be laid out on West Bridge street, oppo­ v. * ith such excellent chanced of gue club. Hope U Is correct. V. with Bobiason's, in a box and directed them to "D. L. the spring and were unable t_> do any buainoaa with site the stieet-car depot. This fg a capital loca'.i >n,aod « i riant; and again later, when the first Foutz, Sportsman's Park Office, Grand avenne, St. NEWARK, N. J., Sept. 30.— Editor Spoarisa Lira:— Morris. The Leader, of tbia city, cornea out thia even­ as a large sewer has lately been run through tb« a.-, • j i .-(.ttk-dowQ cam*1, he could ttill h;*ve be*n The Wtlkeabarre Champions. Louis, Mo." Some wag at the depot, seeing Foutz'i Dear Sir: The peison who wrote the letter in Ia» ing and aays tbat tbe Piitaburga' winning the game street, into which it run bo easily drained, the groue4 week's SPORTING LIIE from New Have a, signet from Chicago was merely a scheme of Spaldiug's to will be dry. The fence inclosing tho grounds wi'1 b« M;I r*«l. Ai il wan, however, tbe club preferred the WILKESBARRE, Oct. 1.—Editor SPORTIXG aarae oa the box, took a marking pot and brush aud "Mist," ha» conftired upon himself a very appropriate t>i..i<- '1'iMt-iH l"i* w,, nominal method of secaring him, marked U off and substituted Kobinaon't name; he make the local management believe they could win a 450 feet on Bridge street and 350 feet north and south. v. 1 , *'•• T lopt*;d, and which has re LIKK; —The games for the championship of the title, for his statements are as light, or even lighter fair percentage Of games with their team if they A grand nbmd which will seat 800 people is to b* also wrote the word -'misfit" acrow the lid, and wound than ruist, and if he had never made them they (the H- the hole it ie now in, and State League are now ended, the last game being up by instructing tbe St. Louis tailor to fix up the entered the League. lo my opinion, however, this Is erected. Thfi refreshment arid drawing rooms v/ill bo u K "C th-1 conotry. statements) never would be "missed." I am Etc a very gauzy idea, aa the boys won the game on ita under the grand ft*nd Business if undoubtedly meant, played at Scranton on Thursday last, 30th inst., contents uf the box. The package arrived at the Sports­ qnaintt'd with "Mist, ' and he knows that he tells a li merits. Stilt, I do not think we could go into the • - • -tho.1 between the Wilkeabarre and Scranton clubs. man's Park office in due time, and Mr. Schwardt, see­ as proposals from baiMcn have already been asked. ing the instructions on the lid and sides of the pack­ when he vayt he "attended one or two games when League and close the aeason further up than fourth The owner of tue land has ag.-ved to give a lease for The pennant is taken by Wilkesbarre, who not there wero two umpires on the ground, both by ap­ place, that ia w ith our present team, but after a year five years on condi'.iou t*jat the Itssec pay the taxea, age, told the expressman to take the suit back to the pointment of President Ballard, and that in one In­ tli- only has won the greatest number of games, but tailor and to tell him to fix it up so that it would fit or two'a experience I know we could hustle the etc , and that tbe fences are left oa tha ground wneo cir- who also has won the series from every club stance itVaOdied great dissati^actioa and bitterness leaders." Robinson. It seems the tailor had just started in viz , at WatPT>"' rv. wVn 'h-3 N^'vark *"am Vft th> Look out for irir«> of tho fullest tucking from tula they quit. _^__ ___ with which it baa played. The»e*«ou is now virtually buaioeie, and thinking that one of his new men had ground." TI - ~. • .. . (| time fon' ' ru\ and lay at an end, but Ihe club will be kept together for gome made a horrible mistake and that Robinmu had no the ground • ;> it all to - 'i in Phila­ Put It With the Secret Si>r'.ag Bat. time jet to play exhibition games, arrangements hav- clothes yet, be ordered Foutz's suit fixed up to tit tbat two inn ' delphia, i I, n I. Rogers) A patent for a contrivance t^ prevent injury to the i 'i« bf i. nmle to have some of the League and Ameri- Bo bin son, and his instructions were followed out to a thoroughly dein iisiruied >x-u w^iit tu liist jet his big hands of catchers wJ»i> play the Rational gamo will " ':--»t was shown in the last ITBVS OP INTEREST. it ,.,., ,.„«. rhv f., t!.u r,,,mtrv r-rp; Went base ball instantly wh^n there is a prospect that ill* catcber i by the home team with the T called at the Lindell the other day to have ft chal Dunrxo tn*j Vew Tor 1 and Baldwin arc will hare to touch a ni-xn trying to inn home. Kx- rth renewed efforts to win with Billy Bar ni.', but was disappointed, '<"> be did no I Roger Conner was pre*' i ml there never has penonctt ro.no into general not, ny, Anlner and West* taken ou by the the boys ID charge, but he was tot in, so I fired away nich will probably have diaap- oven if tbo present rules f.f tbe gime havo to (M 'he Wilkeflbarres won three of the five at Joe Sommor. "There if nothing new that I kt.uw >X of another a*'asuo. The clnb tinitDdtd to permit of its rmploymoDt. K>ifii<-< i :;\v ^1, shutting out the Scran tons in uue game. of," remarked tho veterau, "that is, nothing that : * tri or outfield, even though I hupe another series of gamei will be arranged be­ would astonish you. I have heard conwi'lerwble talk entire League, and yet I BiANAaxi l?isn!.*fc prwnt^d firery Utfca pb\v<^r ^icfn the clnb can, ami tween thrm.as both clubs are play tngiu good fortu, aud of the changes tbat are to be made in the Baltimore - aient stood ready to pur- with a tine now suit of clothes for wincing the I&tM* •- iuuu syn.;•!'!]> from the public in ii§ torn? excellent playing may b« looktdfor. L, W. L, team a«xt KKJOU, but I gueM it i all wind. I bar I lew iu',-uiuvi4 ui mu vityV '-Jv cutuu uia wiiuie ov t^tua fvrce a moutUngo. Kow iiaUoual peauaut* Oct. 0 TIITC HFOTITINO T.IFJ3.

T,.. .,,....,.i ...... -ntl election of iAceiB of the HASE BALL. HOTEd AND COMMENTS. . ia'iou will UkeoUce op &«t- i SUaffer, seem to b« not only 4'i . : ,l.o a nUr sticker and crack-

> ii ;•; . iioucjj iu t th.1 wl,:'.••- -n't broken down after a4l. Jt=tu's' L'lil:.. I Trip— Iloius of Geuerjftl ii rulejiroro the League acd I.' tor ..r i-l:'jtr;H vrhHkcra he Ims n-^ ^.JIM! iu Iti' lutrrrat. • Am. . ill meet iu Chicago the ecc- '•N'l '. Kit l,..f,.r,. N,i4 v,>.r ,h,t L nir.-liPr ni.ik,- 1 * iu ftitabu-g wt. lit, i-*, io. ^rcat improvement in Wi/ard tffi* relessed f-«FT-y M -Keon. tf it itm't due totlwjotiug L,,.. „... , . .,,. ... _,„,„.„. .;.. llk ...... lie won; h,'urn made lu» Uiu and Wniluey lib. And there are relieved J llryoao, C-hartie D^vlio, Salea m jre of them. au M Wore Hut ntTi-cii uil tins Hi ITMlt Uuk;lir VUil iho unpre- | (trial, it ahifta it XKW YOBK was tn h*ive played th« Ne-wai-ka Mon­ th -y ev.r be, iw llu- Ilelruils played their eogagi'liiou' is( it ii .- dl. day, !•• ' •' •- •- • • • ' • -he canceled in order to play 1. . . that now a Friday aud wote bea'oQ. 'K PoWKKa U'oufi a »'hiU> jacket on tUO tie Id. i' .. nine i' uiinY .s-'f .loylhiug Lut the the j- - ae. ) tLtics in the box (end to hide the pas- MOBILE, AU., uoUs.—The two lo-al clubs played aD s and Naah dtill keep up tbeir heavy t«tting. Ti! ,n luckier than the oilier exhibition gimo hnv ln»t Fri.lsv afteri .> r which w.i» iiar was concerned, but ii;i nUti ot' A nson auii iii» ttitit) . *** - «'iatiou uujpub (tott reaigurti ana uul . »n ThuriMfiy front! St. Louis joiii. (tnd a ihort kime ago returned to the Ull tuid r A i uiufactur«r has given ' . -f the the A ,,.,,,..,... 14 , ;l Hki. base -i lu.tifl- u . .__..._ .. .__ .. , ft Irwiu a siort-sti p^-iiijj; is remarkably fine. Hi'tiH .NiuuL hiu quite r covertni frum Uu itttu ill- th« 1' p«iju uf sbjtfa this year /or T: ,. t .-,i cleuruvtir tbe c.ttouvi, but did nut id to Arthur Irwin htu b-en n queried to give his vimrs .-' when h« aiigbted, aud before be could „.....,.., - r.. ,.:y re- on charges in the ink-* lu the joint c< iiiiutitre, but Hi D80N' aeemd to have lost somewhat iu eflectivc- B:;.,, ,,.,,..-, t, , A rt,., («iitigeof his cluh'p being In du ...... :it. . 1 the next two gttnc? IKH nut yet dciuj so. He dim't care much how (bey the £ast to run to hid home iu Wappinger'i Falls, N. IT issHtit that the Chicigos were afraid that the led the slugging for the Acids. .i« . hiercmeut, considering arrai £<• ihf rule*, but thinks tiie b.itk rule ihould ba THE Mela have madti Hamburg, of 3nugepurt, an Y., for a peep at that new haliy. mihti* would be cill«> i!,u rojr with Hairy Wright will have to bustle if he wauta Gre.-i .kspot in the Bofetoo sweeter thtui gl iry they took Sifcnor Michael Kultl's League. To-iuorruwtkte club WH.LAUD, 'iS7, u to captain the Harvard uine this two singles. Lewis aud DullVe weie the heavy slug­ pitcher Kiiuwl:ou, of Newark, as Detroit itf after him. team advice aud "lt«t th^m sMff-legg-^U owld jays win a gers (or the Afubilea, I^wis getiing in one triple auuu.l..n, S-hrllhue and Betr.l. Utf of the PORTLAND has only loflt tea games at home this The Case of Phenomenal Smith—Why K-H JI^BI-EK'S directory for uext year will be boiled Piert" thut tlu litttr iiur-'l tbo great third baaeinan have proven a vrthu' i to tl*| M',h may IM $5t). "I'll ace you to morrow about this," exclaimed !iciue" team iu the < ...Mui' ..ng liLv d« Hums was ItJucktisteil — Treaoheruu^ down from thirteen to five. That's sensible. Too IU:nt U still «old on Sun days on tho* tiuciooati many cookd uhvajs s^oit the br >tb. Glti-scfck. "If you don't shut upTHate you to-day,' . iin t-f the Mobile*, i- _ _ ,-;^ ill with ail .Ii-av. vv«5ll. Flayers and Perfidious Hiral Clubs, Etc. responded the stalwart umpir*. Ju. , of Louise flalfe, ment un foot to organize » stock coui[>auy wiih a Mutrie, of the New York Clwb, and all went to for Bn>u!;l} iu- has been with thut whowil. fll ». ... 1 -^ ltl », ,„ IIJV, ri^utb. Dan will paid up capital of $lU,uMX», with tbe view t-f putting a convenient wine room, and after drinking two KASFEHS LEAGVB I'MPIEE DITTON was married a club than he w^u i'^r UaUiinure ull season. week ugj. get all the money in aigat — thit may be depended on. filoMU in the ^utbtni League. Should they be suc- or three gla&tts of wine, Smith wag induced to As TUB season doii-s the Buttons are waking up to JIM Mf-TRiF w »!tsf«*rti to bltme the Io* of ihe peu- ceasful in getting a-luiissiou into the League, ahe witt '" ~1 contract with Mutrie to play SEND four cents to aUntpa for a set of our new base do some work. They have, nothing to lose and have go in with one of the strongest teams tbat c»in be bail carUa. situations and salaries to gaiu Ui another year. ii . " " ' r '^'iy, owing to the latter s •< he might be assigned to, and a- L fall not to strengthen, iiidde up...... Mobite ia a "jam-up' haae ball town, DAILY, the ex-Providence cateiier.w hatting heavily PITTSBIKO has eijiiied Jack Colemuu With his an t will spare neither time, trouble nor expense to be : - advance money. It is believed t' .. t, thauce at tbe Providence for ttoeton. • accession that club now has f>.ur left-hai ded hatsmeu, aii-i liu.'Tfi,, J,I (J,TS liar (or that agreement Mutrie owner of the Southern League pennant when the sea- .Burns waa the medium used to get Smith t> eon for 1887 clo-ita. r . on t 1 e tn'iirl JIMMY GALVIN won bat one game on Pilteburg^ the others being Brown, Maun aud Shorn berg. s.iys he would have had Dt-uuy, lliues and Shaw aud '• .. ..:. < .. . i the circunm'auce-S, break his contract with Newark, and the fact rectnt trip. IN A recett game, when Rubiuson was at the bat, won ihe rn?. POUUHKEEPSIE, N. Y., notes.—The base ball season he has one IJuddon Kivtr League iliaUnd on the 1st of October, • iliyetl in Cincinnati t»dav, seem to bear out this statement. JACK NELSON IB »videutly a fixture in the Me to 1'irrsBiRG hat* betn nagatiatia^ with B\ickley, the fault th.if t vin: he loses and ibe.i the base Ull cruuks will begin to talk about ; ..as iu St. LouU tied the wind i:p eeuire flelo. catcher of the S> racuio Stur^, but up to ih» prtrstnt ht-art too 4 uKkij . Vx/uf ouccesoiul captain never n«t season's outlook. Pou^hkeepsie will (mve next When the directory of the Newark Club be­ >oar a team even bttter than this year's and will be w and 10. alter which the club LON K.NKiiiT will bo touad with Rochester »g*iD stage they cun^ide-r lib figures entirely too high. gives up the game until the third man is out in the u..i.. rouare for the tail series with came thoroughly convinced that Bums and last inning, no mutter h>w many runs his opponents found in some larger League. Tot-re is strong talk ol next teaMJti. IT is givrii out aa a fuct that the St. Louis Brown lurmioK * League for 1SK7 that will include Water- the ft!. i . Smith hid accepted money to sign personal con­ NORMAN BAKEA ba« prooitsed to stay with Rochester will go to 8 in Fraucisco, C«t,, tbe first of November may be ahead. tracts with Mutrie, ani that a Baltimore man­ bury, IVugliKtepsie, HartforJ, Newbnrg, Kingston, SAiti; '-K sBori.o &E SALCF, FOR THE next aettaou. for a two months winter season on tne Pacific slope. PLITKY GEORGE MILLER met with an accident last Bridgeport, Sleralen uiid Daiibury. A L«»giie com- ager had also been tampering with aome of the IT is considered quite likely that the New Torks SalnnUy in Pitfcbnrg which will probably shelve him UA.NBLRY, Conn., has engaged catcher Derby for for the balance of tbe season. He was running to poseJ uf thote clubs would make a good contest for On Thursday afternoon wlnle on hia way to the player*, negotiations were at once opened with next season. will hare a duplicate team next year from which to the pennant, and our citizens would see come fine draw in ca^e of aickuess or injury to the regular men. catrh a foul fly, and in so doing came in contact with £1. .Mini. .. S, • .,.; , \ . l!V. 1,1. rr.T ffittt UOd one w hich may be unlucky. The Cbi- the pnject'T ot'a co 1 :g at least Club tf 1887. I understand that he has icjveu great tli« League <. . i iiJ: League c<*icuer. six clubs located in Pi T i, BAltimjre, larly released to and signed by them for the cago-j ha^e uot made radical changes in years, slitl they satisfaction in practice and that he will catch four KiKxzLi:, having paid his fine, baa been reinstated go ahead. Trt-ntoo, Philadelphia aud Cl- v\ laud. ilr. Brown is gauir-a fVr Ihe Meta on their Western tour for which ' • o positive evidence balance of the season. He is to receive $600 for euthugia^ric on the project, of whose entire succeu be i e of the L ague by Wilhaiusport. THE Brooklyus won 13 of tbe 20 frames played with he will receive $150...... Since Zimmer left ua our about three weeks' work, and will in all proba- IT is s.ia time Chicago has made pitcher locell, of fet Is cerr;iii). He claims that tie can get plenty of luck has char-g-d aol we have hat a number^ I ,i K-nut;*, or has publicly the Cii-.cinnatU, the St. LotiU won 13 out of 20 from financial backing for the enterprise. t or has in any manner bil.ty Ut full ml wiih them text s*a-ou, and the manly Cali!»i-u;a, aa ofler. the Bttliiiuorts and tt»a Louisvilied won 11 aud lu*t 8 game*, the firs: of which was to the Jersey City tearo^ t !>rcf'-srion of b-*ae bsll way in whicii Vice President Stearits and tMisith tr*L*- STRESS of weather evidently compelled Deasley's to the MeK No HOME RUNS have teen madt* on the Utica grounds who Hiccttded in defeating us by a score of 1 tu U atttd sin-ir l>usmec& is in great contrast to ihe despic­ rtSioratiun to duty. this se^i>n. The reason for this is saul to be that the after an interesting struggle. Ou the text day wa able metho'U Udtd by those who thought to gfct efimth BRUITHERS i) quoted as saying that Conner hits tho fair field tVtice is t<-o far off, and as tha grass in the B :-, *-ic. etc.1 Tt!K Southern League will next season raise tbe ball harder than any other pluyor in the country. As defeated the Newburga at New-burg b> a score of -: . !iv*-r, "he by tiiiii'ghim with liquur and then takiin: advantage outfield has always been kept cut close, the fielders •I to3. Ou the 2oth the Cubm Giantii again viaited u: his couiitiuB. II v has rtt;ifnrd tb« 5800 received guarantee to $1,000. Dan han a good many of the hits come his way he have been able to get the ball borne befoie the plate our city HHs were tilled to play here on Monday, UMPIEE KELLY s<^s h& isn't hackering very strongly for the winter. He hta uot yrt s gned with Hoch^ster "I ET tlie Western clubs uuder»E*nd in time that they but had to pUy off the tie game of Saturday with the .., or auy other club for next season. Of coarse he has ( trickery and dirly i-rinciplea upheld in base ball, the a :h<* verdict of alt fur managerial donors. will no longer spon^o off the Eastern t-aoia. Next New York3...... The directors have secured a new - the t eople a'-id di* f.iii-uiir.(let! lovtns of the game must b,-:—"Well done, T;FF Newark Club on Monday fairly smothered ihe offers in plenty, year the Utter wiii see to it that homo clubs take all aite for the ball ^rouuds for next year and will spare a bit surpridfd tu Newark; well donr, Detroit. t y 17 to 0. Is SOME quarters it ia stated that the Baltimore r^ceiptrf. Detroit Wilt starve utidt-r such conditions." — no expense in making it an elegant park. It is on er next year, for And wbilw I j*ei*vn.iliy am fr«e to admit that it has •- iromwea for next year from Kappet, Ciub has gotten out of the se.t&m without lo«s. More New York World. Thiswould indictte that New York Main street...... McCab*?, our second baseman, will t. Now Kelly and been dianuLd cut diamond, Hacketl has certainly out­ , however, estimate a deficit of between is somewhat hot under the collar. Thought you and start a saloon in town this winter aud will be happy Biaii-j L,i.l uu tigbt t^ Ucive iL^jr carriage, £0 intu a witted Mutrte, and bwivvesn pride fur i«iu- nuiiiagtr's the Detroit people were great friends, Petey; regular to entertain his many friends...... Our club haa shrttWducts auJ tho satisfaction universally felt at liOBE wad aneJ $10 by Umpire Fulmer hut Monday played iu all 03 games, winning 7;i an-.l Ijeing 25, niut itLd begia 10 fight. There ia no selt'-detVucc for too much chin music. KANSAS CITY haa, after all, collared King, the Sf. chummier, you know. H'.,. r i r *»-; tti >v v* - •*• much safer in their carriage New York's dUcoiBQtute, we are >bout compeiaated Joseph phenomenon. He is said to be a daisy at IN THE International League during the present which gives a percentage of .745, which is a good for ihe loas uf Suuth. RADBOCBN ackuowledfes that he often misses hia pitching, and to resemble Stemmyer in size, build and record consideiiog that the exhibition gimes were it or choke them. They deiib- old catcher, littla Giliigau. season the Oswegoa tried 3o player*-, the Buffalos 31, t• , ublic fight, atid I hope Mr. TH1 CASE OI1 BURNS. style of twirlin*. :he Blnjihamtons 30, the Stars 29, the Rochester 28 generally with strong clubs. i*..i,.._. -.-,.., ....; ;tii6 inle is carried out and that p,. r ,., :, ;, ,....,., ..-t ...... 1...... - . ; r \ t ,, ,«| Pg MANAGER CHAPMAN will probably remain in charge TOM DEASLEY has just found out that "fines go," and the Hivmiltons 18, the Uticas 17 and the Toronto Iu. of the Butfalos next «6*.*jn. they be pucistied accordiugly." IU- al Ucorreripoudtugly mad. Isn't he stretching it very Tho ilamiltons ended the season with 11 of their Me rid en Not Yet Dead. LOCAL J(>TTI5rfS. :h u; PHELAN, Fu-setback and Barney Graham have now nmch, though, when he declares he doesu'tknow what original men, tho Torontos with 10, the Uticas 9, the joined a ciub iu Mobile, Ala. he wad mulcttd for? Itochtsters 7, the Stars 6, the Buffalos 4, the Oaweg,3 MERIDEN, Conn,, Sept. 30.—Editor SPORTING Lew Simmona has temporarily (Jrosped the minstrel Sin i' • >•' i s-'OO LIFE:—There does not seem to be much doubt busineae, leaving Kejn^ltl.-i aa hia aubetifnte, and in un-1 - tact that Kma, KrtDjas City's new pitcher, ia over six feet BROWN, of Bridgeport, Is a good fielder and general 4 and the Blnghamton^ 3. company wi* 1' i Mr ¥ Y z'-n« M ''•>,>» to ifihe ar- higt -<1 but 2<> years of age. p!ii>er and heavy batter. This is the player whom AT A meeting of the Kingston Base Ball Association but what there will be a Connecticut State since at^rn-ii « i;ii t> i _. t in bio little angles ani Chicago tried a season ago. Ha seems to have greatly Friday Bight Myron S. Atleu, the second bassman of League next season, and that it will embrace artitlo extolling his ma. improved since then. the clul>, was blacklisted and fined §250. Alien it one Hartford, New Britain,.Merideu, Waterbury, *tuckuf the t-»wi:. Tr •• i A wiHer >ub as iuMructor PRZSIDENT PAY, of New York, snys he does not be- of the beet-kn'jwn players along the Hudson. He re­ Bridgeport and Danbury. Merideu will have a sides ia Kingston, where he is engaged in bnsin«3s. agreed to . : - Jieve IB oce player having the authority to fine another. good team and from $4,000 to $5,000 to run it sptctively T :.u-d Still he tbiobg aometiiinj had to be done to get better It is ciaimeil that he wa^the cause of five players leav­ IT HAS been o.seived tit,' Lit ham doesn't coach ing the Kingston s, owing to his misrepresenting the with. The new hor^e car railroad to be built the Baliini - .^.i when Busii^ug ij ruituiug bases^_. work out of the team. each t-ied '-.•> i;i.». ii>:.>..t>) the ttl.tr ,u- LorisviLLE U the only Western club to have cleared standing of the local as-ociatioa. this fall will run a branch track to the park, ' beir.g dred duUnHof Mr. Vouderhc rat's m< i - :ed TIIF, Mih\aukeo Ctub disbaau«d on U*." -Ttti, leaving IH'RING the Scranton Witkesbarro game at Scranton four tostpontd g--.nieg uoplayed. up ail their Eastern games. The St. Louis have one which will help the attendance decidedly. ; >w the iuaNfAiuk li*iA-, .f ulti.-h iu:u . .c-w " , aJMieS)j>nd the la^t Saturday, a liot nearly occurred. Dm ing the Your correspondent of last week from New t±it> twice »p- {Ue New IN THE first giuie catcher (Jonway canght progress i»f the game Riley ran into Troy at second land he had a fingernail torn oft. " ".nocked Ihe bailout of his bandi. Troy got Haven seems to think that Hartford, Waterbury in cash. GALVIN has ub ;iU gi?en up the idea of going into n and kicked him. and Bridgeport would want to be m a stronger league than a State league. That h where ho is much mis­ the laundry tiiiiaesa tbis winter. ud W'Uil'i seeiu to bo si'flicii ut, the crowd taken. The Connecticut clul- rave had em ugh uf JOE £«MUF>K utifcej a fair second bftsenwo. He 10 --•--•• !>••'••• - \- utility mac. i'es, it <*"^—over ib" left, going outaide of their State t-. ; !ny balL^As for New digued v> ZIM • • £ "jfayen having a team in iht-Mute jg^flHfeftb,e best 4 are highly pkaaed over not yet mrr ..-OJIH are talking of a po*ait>le f'jT 11 -t ^B^fc^a nt^p'°" ! ^tri" ;>—.^M^^^^^^^HH ..., 0 ...-e ------fg. Jacit »aa popular with liatt-i i«- * winter trip. vitl^. L. chances Poin'c (yonr corresp'&iMit *i k._ of .«,«7jW ™ f.. i'id. Da; JAKE G--ui;aux, the well-knowo ball tosser, is now without eri'oi or ^acs^i bail. easily defeated by our y.^uiig amateur club, the A i - !> has protested lait Tuesday's fiftin?. There is tn the hat busings in Reading, Fa. THE Utica and Syracuse cluba plajed three exhibi­ lutes. T ,.,,,, i. i. r . ;.,. . ^ f.rotust. However, it re- .. , - ..j ...... _.-... _ . , _. „ „. - JEESEY CITY hnawou the series from every club In tion games for the champondhip of the two cifes St-pt. fare ticket f>r ihe City of the Stiaits. He packed his Among the ro:tny *< •! 1 s 11 ; :.j- -;rs wl^j male th^ir deal ot time aud mouej in ihe city. If su«.-li dtsrepu- the Eaateiu League except Newark. tittle valise with a paper-cop pi-tol and a blow gun, reputatiun as fir> ^ ing in Merideu i iid won't affect the game 27, 29 and 3U. S>r4cuae w m the nrct by 1 to 0 and an'i said he iutt nded to wipe Detroit from tbe map. » -o "let her go, Gdll-igiier.'' table meaca are u bu us«d amoag base bail u:aDagtrs QUINS wifl cauh Galvio for the balance of the sea­ Utica the others by 4 t > 2 and 3 to 1. are Mack, of th Ll!]) Moolic and as were used to induce ^oiith to sign vtith New But bis father gave him a blue pencil and a Michigan fiyan, uf the Chic ^ >[e .s; Daly, of mi- •< -urk tor the Braudjwines son, owing to Miller's disable;! hand. IT is hiiitnl that Hecker is at the bottom of tbe Cen'ral map, and told him he couM wipe it off there iu during Ue has pitched 24 games fur Yoik aod cthets to ei^n with lialliuiore aud Boston, L misville club's trouble, and that having seen his the Newarka; Grant, ot the BufUU»; Ake, McCormick THE Jersey City Club had all it could do (o beat Chicago and save railroal fare. YJQ ought to see that abd Mnrphy, of the Boston Biuea, ana B^b Petcitt.of thtrm?r)? And, if this and disbanded the team, the Internationa) League on the New York Club, if the New York Sun reports A Novel Suggestion. farmer is U-hin i the bat. Cuuke, th^ right fielder of H so, does uot tbe vital iutereaU of tiie gaiae demand AH, but C'uicago mused Tommy Burn*. His absence him correctly. According to that luminary, when aud-'Ubtettly made a hole in tbv team. season having closed. The players, however, will be MACKISAC ISLANI», Mich., Sept. 27.—Editor SPORTISS the Brandy wius-s, Itada the ctub iu tutting, imving an an immediate aod radical change? I am iirii>aiieLily paid in full up to the 1st of October. Eaty was ap° -ken to about his release a day or to ago, he LIFE:—For several seasons past ba*e b/tll patrons have waiting to see this matter of thd mre tlaunge Stocjving* whea that club was a member uf the Na­ This would give no advantage to either aide, and would if S:. tke their fairies down to to the party propelling it t^iin to (.therd I have s&cily THE chaiitj'ion UtiCiiS bave presented Maouger game and was unable to \>\»y anymore. Jim O'Buurke tional League. Fie ba<* n*>t played ball any, however, make tbe game interesting from the beginning to the tuba, t; . ;-eful what they put on the miaeeci my gue* a. But enough; we aic both tired. Dicliler with a solid silver water pit. n*r. is laid up on account of a similar accident. for tight yeara. Efforts are being made to collect end. It would also be a good thing for those playera bilk aunuUuciux H*»mtrf, M the Cuban law ia very Smith goes tu Detroit willingly, and Mr. Waikiua ?-ays MORRIS %od Carroll we considering an offer to play PEOPLE who are arranging about the presidency of mean-* for the support 01 his family. Fifteen years who are first-da* fielders and base-runners, but weak •tiingeut, an;J aiijoue givtcg a pt-rfoimjuce rnnst he wiilhuve ihu ht-arty stippvitof that c4ul>. Every­ iu flew Orleans tluring the coming winter. the American Association next year should go slow. ago Orau was the heat catcher west of the Misajgaippi batsmen, aud who arpportumiy to get 0 ROUHKK'S hand ii atiil too sore to permit catching THE Boston Globe is responsible for thia:—"Director and GilUspie ia laid up with an injured leg. waa in the late series with the PhJllies. Something equal to /£>0. Iu must games nowadays four times at Harry Wngiit saya he has no use for Esterbrook. rid of the oJium attached to it. Wa an) all gia 1 thdt seemed to ha vedi3gruntlee magistrate and caused much annoy­ Hotel, contracts in hand, soliciting every passer-by to to Chicago's cliaricts of v%inning the peiinant." and fioni the fwvorit>j Tom Uuius ban drcpptd to foul- JOHN L. 8vu.ivAM id Io umpire a game between doc­ ance. The Cincinnati Club paid the fines aud costs. it published in tbe columns of yuur valuable paper. The Pbiiliea' maanificeut display a^uiuat Chicago id ii Tom Burua. li« u tie is to bet 1^00 that he La« not tors »bd lawver^ at Wtfcteibury, Coiui., uct. y. 'cume and get iu on this' and finally eigued tUe bar­ J. D. tntbujed Frank tlongh, of the XorUt American, to made a deal with any club. One of tbe THE New Yoik Times quotes Brouthers as saying tender of a prominent saloon aud wirfd Mutrif:— UMFIKE CHARLIE CCSHMAN is ia luck. lie has been that Ra'Jbourn had liveo it out that he would nut 'Don't ne«d Smith; I bave a dandy.'" Tough, but not such an extent that he bubbled over in the "old- waiters in Slulraiiey'a jesunr--- * - : y reBiarks engaged to niatage next year's Toronto train. cat paper in America'' ea follows: "In two or three that he know^ that he (Bum iac>ney Iu pitch another season for Boston, even at the cost of improbable. p[TT8Br&« wilt play off a postponed game with Bal- hnndrrd year- fn>m n«>w, when the Public Buildinga *'jiUt nf," for he saw a check t '.i^m a let­ retirement. This confirms what we intimated a week "!T is about time thia sort of business of playera en­ LATE NEWS. will hare bttri ; ' ' Keely'c motor nay ted, and ter last M'Hiday evewing and tu:>i uie .ctter head" tioiure, Oct. 7, and one with ihe Jiefs, Oct. 12. ago. gaging with two ^r three cluba at the same time Ex-SorTHRRN LEAOVE UMPIRE HENGLK is taid to PITCHEE HESRT wa^ presented with an enormous th« people > ' UuinetJ rapid trniiait, the » as one of the New York C'lub'a. Ho*ev*r, lets drop should be stopped. Ba>*e ball ia getting into discrt-dit CRICKET. I'biliies wiil * a a* the club that won fuur him — you will bear very little of hkn ax up'aytr here­ be im a sliU hunt for players for tho Ghioagoa. floial hoiaeahoe just before Friday's Washington- enough through the followers of each club making it out of five jrtiiic* t";in \ ncagoand played the fifth to after, aitbu1 it is rumored that, an-icuitt^iag the Chit-ago game, and that rattled him so that be was nn- KANSAS CITY'S new pitcher, King, ia like enough to particularly unpleasant fur the spectators, who like to Philadelphia Aht.ul Thus Far, bat They »lie. Ti-dd'tDg thildien wiU be tanght t> li-pthe vity of hi* situation, he has decided to tie up !o Jack Glas-cock in appearance tu be Uia double. ahle to do himself justice. Of course, Washington see good bull played, by their uoottLg ai>d general names of Farrar, Ii-.un and ihe rest of (ho Giant- t>• at a lean of $4tX* io salary, as he believes Day to S-i'EAorse had the reputation of jiiaylnj the moat then loat. misbehavior at games, without this daily breaking of Are Sure to Lose. Champiuo kill " ires of Harry Wriglit will be the only mao that c«n help him now. Itwas^ur- brilliant losing g«me of any luteraaiiunal club. IT is said there was no thought of releasing Mana­ faith wiih managers by jj lav era who have gained a Tbe second match between tbe visiting English priaiug to note the universal mdiguntiun felt a^aibat geut.»meD and a Philadelphia eleven waa com- adorn the prr base ball generations yet THK Cowboys are negotiuiiog fu. Jini Brouthers, of ger Hart until tie insisted on an advance of salary. trifling refutation m thfi ball ficll.11—Brooklyn Timw. to cuiue \* itl i - uerate Ihe uoein\>rie<« of the New York at the a>tempud s'e.tl: A:idthe *:U fac­ " -" -' a brother of the Detroits' first baaeciau. the Louisville directory seems io think that tbe It is also quite time base tail managers qnit telling meoced upon the grounds at Nicetown, Oct. 1. Th» miw who did »•; iii'.'ja [wickets. decision made by L'mpiie Carlio m the Athletic-PittB- The game will be resumed on Monday. out at ligUt field rating himself against the fence, fell your rtadtra to decide who id ahead. We are proud of P&E&IUENJ KNOX, of the Lawrence Club, has been lost heart. Ue, like Ned Crane, haa terrific speed, but burg game, giving Bnuer aafe at second when he down upon bw knees as if in silent devotion. our manager, and the fact that lie wound Mutrie t-up (•resented wiih a gold-headed cuna by bis players. aa yet lacks control. Pittslmrg woii A at ries from tbe Athletics of 11 so tight" settles it — '"he can have the town,'' for he kicked the bag four feet out of place and remained LVCKILT for Pittsburg 8homberg is well enough to Tut; Irwin-S'palding row would bear good fruit where the baso properly belonged, was correct. There George lie ate Cu minings. gantea te 8. had proved that fautue good can come out of it betides resume hi^ position. Theclub missed hia batting. after all shoulJ it lead tu an investigation, which may Tbe Pittstnrg papers are of the opinion that Bobby appiejack and moequitoea. la no rule iu the "guide" making provision for &ocn a Special to SPORTING LITE. Matthews is nut played out yet as a pitcher f >r at lea-t CiN<:ix>ATrs new left-banded pitcher, Elmer Smith brin£ about a satisfactory modification of ttie rules case, although we are under the impression that the OTHER MATTERS. ia a mere beardless boy, hut effective, nevertheless. governing the placing of anbaUtated in the field in the Asaociatiou passed one to the effect that a law-runner BIRHINQHAM, Oct. 2.—There were 12,000 persons t*n jearii. He sliuHed all his old skill hist Wednesday, place of injured players. must follow tbe bag. Mr. Wikoff should take more present to witness tho eight-mile race to-day betweea kept the bit-; far apart, and though at times he was The party or parties who dub^- rk UTICA is the only team iu tbe International League George and Cummings. The ran was shining brightly Club the '-Giints1' and the Newark i ^[e that ha* won a majority of the gaoies from Udmiltou. PRESIDENT WIKOIF viated Cincinnati to witness the time for consideration ere formulating constructions. vt ry unsteady and sei.t men to bases on balls in dan­ Tbia o&e is ou a par with hia notorious "miaaed third and a strong breeze prevailed. George won the inaide gerous numbers, he remained cool and collected. Giants'* ou^ht t'> be T lugged withader; i up MANAGER ^pBNC«,uf Portland, baa retired from ac­ Brooklyn-Cincinnati gamea. Byrne ia with Lis team. position and led Cummings throughout the race. One in a bag aii i -iiiie of Quarantine. Here IB a goid chance fur the rumor mongers to start strike" construction. "Follow the bag1' is by far the Bobby M,t'.lhtWh appear* to be still a terror to Nim- tive participation in games fur the balance of the «ea- better rule. of Cummings' lo*s waa shaky. At the third mile kk's cbildieo. 1 (eel flu* 'ir new conespondent, "Mist," a yarn about a conference and a secret meeting; any­ George apurt#d until he overlapped Cummings at the rc-ad» my !-' - "Qd ii interested in them; son. thing will do, gentlemen. Tbe Pbillie^ have a oew outfield*! In McCarthy, of IF GETZEIN had doae his share of the work like AT THK close of the season the Detroit playera will end of the fifth mile, whence Cummings ran a half the Brockton Club. Tbe Ud is a fair batter, clever and, in return, 1 tai^lully aud prayerfully read his Bald 4n, Detroit would have had the pennant won "TosiNEY, the Syracuse player engaged by the New be distributed as follows: Dnniip will go to Philadel­ lap and retired from the race. George completed tbe fielder »i*d spie-oiiid b^^--runner The lad is co and tried to be interested but he wt dries me. What York.-*, will be forced lu play with thtin or be black­ phia and winter there; Broutners to his home at eight mites and retired. Time of race —First mile, he don't know abtmi the Waterbury-Xewaik e^uabble now. listed"—New Yoik SUM. Ah, indeed. Post youraelf on Wappinger's Falls. K. Y.; Richirdson to Utica; White •truuger to lo<:al an ' ! fully half of EVERY once in a while Jim Whitney gets a little of 4:45; eight miles, 41:211-5. Tbe betting was 2 to 1 on ]ut season uith tb - b. He cornea wou'.d nil a large l» ,k and make interesting reading. the rules. Personal contract* are not recognized un- and Bennett will remain in Detroit; Baldwin to his Cuiuminga. Burns was Dot in charge of the club and never has bis "M spe«d back and then the bail has whiskers der the National Agreement home in Hastings, Hlch.; Gaczel will winter in in right bandy now t . t ,,j up for the been. Mr. C U. Mw-sel, tbe asai"'-*"* ni ' r'«?'-r, an ex­ •«C4';ii ftn't Daily ia K on it. MVLLANE did good work for the Cincinnati, and he Minneapolis; Smith in New Orleans; Jimmy Manning Harry Wright ha- Murphy, the crack perienced aud conscientious n , charge BUFFALO has already signed a strong battery from played iu every oue of the twelve gameaua the Eastern will resume his studies at the College of Pharmacy, Salad for Sportsmen. catcher uf the Lv nn « - an ezcellent record OD the day iu question. Thtro a slight the Soathern League, but r«lu»e* to reveal their trip. He pitch* d in five, winnicg three, is credited B'fltoo, and will graduate next spring; Rowe will as a clever tack »top uud ^u^d Latter in tbe New Eng­ Miet before your correspond-, nt ", --j-o, •/-,<. ! noue are names. with but oi-e tie Hi tig ejror and came within three hits winter ut hi* home iu Buffalo; Getztia at Chicago; WRITTEN FOB THE 8POETINO LIFE BY "JW. JOSLYM." land League. so blind as they that will not aee." Le; the r»>s oi BOB FEaoi'P^s is showing (rood jadgment and wise of leading hi* club at the bat. Con way at Philidf Iphia; Twit^bell at Zanesville; Han- A.^ido from the g< od battery wurk— i articularly TUB SfOftTiNtt LIFE sUixia &cro*z hie befogged virioci, discrimination in the new laateiUl h« is securing for IN &PE.VKING of the forthcoming Chicago 9t. Louis lon is uudocided; Uillea will either go South or home If big rifle* bave breeches, then, of ccurae, little and, "He never will l»e miwed, he uevtr wiU bv to Philadelphia. atols ought to be provided with pantalettes. TL'rgHSjn's pitching—Atidf i QIHK- '.Mist.' " the Meta. games Mike Kelly says: "We know the Brown? area niflcent ba^e t tinning was t >a tho IT ig ssld the St. Louto Maroons will have a new firat-ciaas team and we do not think we will have an LEAVENWORTH, Kansas, notea:—The League team of He that goes out angling and haa no luck, but bnyg PhitJie**' splendid ecriw of v, ^g. He New*»ri bad not [np to the -fftmons "attempted pitcher against the Browtu in the coming full serie«. easy thing ot it, bat we are anxijus to aaejuathow this city la now a thing of tbe pwt. They returned a cart-load of fun tba1, were caught in a seine (and of won two gufiie^i directly and wadwt vadt actiafcaoce *^ iifral"' and subwquent Ut-troit deal »h- < ' ' " was Who is he? bard they will make us play." from their Western trip, where they closed the season A species that never bite at a hook) and proudly takes tbe others. released and Burns black-tinted) sign- i a on Wednesday, aad were disbanded. Thev have all them home as the result of hia catch, is a "sucker" player since the opening of the nc'i that JAWBT, of Syrnnuse. ia the bo« waiter, or elae Ke Is It is one of the puzzling problems in social economy Daring bas^-nmning and cle"^ sacrlflce hitting very lacky. Ue has reached fitst on balls 73 time* that so many ball players who are well paid and are returned to their homes except Hall, tho captain, who himself. was what won against ^ Cb»mi ion Chieagof. fact and that alone li^s the s*-cr • .< -t: 's suc­ leaves to-morrow. In recognition of his services aa The "barrel" of a fowling-piece that will sho<^ flrst- cess and of aucc*-f«ful base ball t this season. requott'-d to do about five mouths work in the year, Visittu*: r>r_',rtTS are much troubled by the home TTIE N«w*rk, N. J., Base Ball Association hav« will deliberately lay in£ with tbe cup. shoot Niagara Falls with and go duckin- through the Miablj; so uiuc'u f«» as not to be visible front the brain of the New York management for at temp tint; on one aide uf the ease the following was engraved: rapids. This ia phlloa>phy with a c^at big *F."for pit-h* r'^ box Th« home pitchers are used to it, but it IN RIPLY to a taunt that Thompson, Broutbers, Ben- "Presented to W. C. Hall, Manager Leavenwonh Ball fat men, but don't apply to alim, dudes. i ' ' '• ' " it. tbe deal, see him squirm aud kick when they ate i ^IELS, late catcher for the Maoon, Ga., nett and White are the slowest baae-runnera in the hoist by their own petard. Bnt hia of the 28th ult. Club, id vt,ry ill with, typhoid fever at his home in Team, season 1386, by bis many friends, September 25, 9onu< hunters like poirjt;,rB, others prefer aetterft, connection with ground-keeper country, the Detroit Free Press replies that they don't 188G." Mr. Hall also wun the mcd-il awarded to Htu- take* the cake. "The honest (?) actions of T-*ni Newton, Mass. need to run fact, a/* they hit the ball to hard they can and many use both. I;, the latter case a "pointer* Is ( i a ct«ey little saloon near tbe man, at St. Louis two yeara ago, in the sweepstakes the straight tip giv'<-n them by a guileful far met- as to I '. Shrewd move for next year. Burns are to be commended. He refused to repudiate T> ,.,?-,„!, ritdnH win tbe International League aflurd to walk around the bases. foot race. This medal in given him aa the champion a contract like 'Allentown Wraith.' " Those grapes are [ mode more money than any other club the beat sput fr; oag plenty ot birds, and the "setter" to i hard time with Pennsylvania awful sour, "Pet^y," and no amount of taffy will The annual ball gnme between the Yale freshmen runner in the Western League. ihe coast a'^,6 waiting there on a stump to arrest them c r-^ donned them and then the sweeten them. Still I wonder what you will say when and sophomores will take pla;e, it is said, on Satur­ KINGSTON, N. Y., notea;—The Kingston Club seemed for broking the game laws. ! n'l with tbe remain*. It's and Minneapolis Clubs are talking of day, 9th inst. There are some very fine players on you bear of Burns' Baltimore deal for the first lime in ;. ijitiuu gaiaea for the championship of to have been organized with bad luck this season, and i it they didn't fall afoul of this letter? What a wonderful difference it uiakea in tbe freshman nine, and k looks aa if tbe "sophe" now that we have had a strong club, who had been A i> one of the other State tbiu "World11 whose bull gets gored — eh, "Petey?" would have hard work to beat them. playing a great game of late, five players, whoa* nar^ Rod and Gun clubd. They iniglit ha,ve gotten it ia the neck even Bix. > (,LIM to reported to have picked up a A WATERBUSY, Conn., man paid out fifteen boxes of are Deaaley, Kaue, Holacher, Grawley and Louche, The woodcock season opened in New Jersey Friday. then. n the way of a pitcher named Welauii, play a mean, contemptible trick on the Fjaoager by Biids are scarce owing to the protracted draught. T) ;it continual M"«"linK '-^ ^^ nose ba** woaTi^r.*'*! cigars during the past season for aa many home runs Why Not? ui • , '->. nial ' ' ' il v * l ;:y player*. McLaughliu jumping their contracts aod taking -Voout $200 ad­ Fair ba* s of rail and reed birds aro being made M Y ' '• BIIOOKI-TH was to have played In Altoona Wednw- vance money with them. They h»;;c been fined and t SHAMOKIK, Pa., Sept. 30.— Editor SPORTING tin:— bcu1 t • a'"l Uiggiua two each, Port Elizabeth, N. J. There are millions of the birds, Dvar Sir; Your paper of Sept. 25 gives a Tory funny flftv, >>nt h»d to stay over In Cincinnati to play off a au ,: -, uoe each. blackliat'.d...... Alien haa so fdr tbis reason made the but the shooting is riot what it shuuld be owing to th* incident, written by your valuable Chicago corres­ i. ' Tie. longest hit of auy player i£ this League. He is now absence of high tides. Sharp's hotel provides urt- A - i'-*.. on Fi iday, neither the Bradfords playing with the Ne.Vourga for the balance of the i won but two games this year from tbe pondent "Remlap, in which "Jeremiah Brockton," ,il have new ground* next year. A wise HOI 'i 'i fua iQ An eight-inning game. equaled accommodations for even the aiofet fastidious ..t I'. ". LaSalle County, 111. fix-m-a highly. Ili^ n, , . ig would he au improvement upon the Sew j.: . .i..., . '.:11 were the pitchers. But one bit was season , -The rinnager will nut secure any more of sportimen. '-: letter to A -'ys some- ptuiwiit WU park. ma>U) oil cwMttru and only four off Orowell. The only l' ' ' v this season, but haa reserved Allenand Blueflshing was attended with ; - i-ut r "lamtpln" ' " iwys be ^ -1 season, when the association will go to week, aud tons of fish were tal^ii vnd Yn.-vo MADDBV, of Portland, is a pitcber of no error in the game waa made by a Bradford player. <* —• to have a strong club located here _, . , ... . S. two dollui • . '' T *'•*»* ' " He should not be ovetlooked in the chummera all along tho line from IL- _ - 'jth Mr. "Kemlfip" to do is to t*-H the mn TM T ' -fend a delegate thiu, no ']< ubt, will be represented in the Eastern shore to Barnegat. . to t! and American League...... The attendance at the games here this Th.it abl« club oniroversialist, Mr. Ansoo, bwu't valuable sheet, how much monoy di«l Black bass flsbiog was good all last tre«k in th» . .. '.e expellfcd League cft'cher, who played As-- i for '87. TU'y* season has been large, considering the poor playing of ' - • • - • " •• prtsume. ton, of P. O., La Salle County, III., W.-L havu sin; * n ;h'_i!;-H*< « *•• '"• •.••il; excelled by Uio two Delaware river at a dcxen point* het« ••"•• "'••» - »,:ap old bo>? It's the unei on the late Philndol['hia-Chirttgo ^.i I h*i* m i--I, in ca^-hiug fur the FrattUina, an aua- the home club. The association has aUo wade monay \CUJTB rrtpectfully, ' * kujr team ot Chicago, old «nocwtioD» and c*rtoinlj uhouW to thieaeascu. 6 TIITC Oct. 0.

chiue np Ihe jnth adjoining th* road to a point where A. C. (gcrU.-l, r. B. Hobby, Brooklyn A. at DelnumieoX ' 2i— ih* he fliHta the roods loii-l enough to mount and proceed 'I1 .*.. iiiilM >nn \\.>n tiy twentieth anniTenary ot lii*, . .mi tu'>ti <•! ihv club. WHEELING. OQ tiii ride. j7 j THE TURF. E. I I.YNVS fi'lKAT EVENT. BROOKLYN ATHLKTKS. WINNKKS OK A WKEK. , ,1 Th- hare •• ,i lo and ^" • - at .Feroin*1 Park, Bl'Iijnt(»n Beach, j U; U;*t t I lu the third t!:e drive. • :itonia—Trotting at Lcxiugtoii and heat. neut. Tricycles or bicycles can be used on Ihe ice. Club. . -„ . .,..„( ,.n the C«a •• - - l: ; with hands off handle of bicycle The new Nassau Athlc* : ''' l ' M its first ..!'.'• - the C .try J-'air8. Tbe entire collection nf stock of tl:«y Spring Hiil At Jerome Park, Sept. 28—Gleaner, Conne- Trotting Stn.l. the pr.>}xriy i.f Ihe l«l« Harriaon ; was Wlil r annual fall meeting at i . ' >n Park 440-y.trd n. Purki-e, is to be sohi «t pubKc ail.- in New York City, rcn- Wi. ,st their machines at proper times {rounds, Fifth avenue an l .jt, Brook­ btcjclo r i- . runra, Mollie McCarthy's Lost, Stonebuek, Nov. 3. and pl.u ••;. runni . Adonis, Ju.Ige (irilfith. Sept. 30—Herbert, Re­ i'i lac. 2-iia lueejjsjry. Tbe lyn, Sept. 26. All the events were handicaps. •hot, i Rosa Willies, 2:18%. by George Wilken, dam by .0 track considerably, mak- WHEELING IN THE FAR WEST. Return: bellion, Wick bani, V*le», Matah Rcdon, Burr Maiit.rino-Patrhea, f. alrd her first en\t to Hartwo<}4, Oak. Oct. 2—(jlcanor, laggard, Climax, Vo- by Har Id, dam Tweedle, l/y Woodfoi'I-Mambrlnj on The Meet of the Kansas Division—Election laite, Little Minnie and M.ijor i'iekott. Sept 25. A n .v. 1 tr.'ttins; rft'^e his been an-i(3gwl to take of Officers—The Races. AT BftiCUTON EKACH. u t.i..»a U', inasmuch 4is Ike t ni- • -lie Pjrk, lloftou, on Oi't. II. A purse of i summary of tho three days' The meeting and race tourney of the Kansas by S. Barr, Brooklyn A. A. , ;ive trownwi down -'cane rushing. " Sept. 27—Amber, Ko-iere.('oramander,Crafde, . odered for bt.r»enot' a white or gray color L. A. W. Division were held at Junction City : . George Glut, New York Ci»y ,v!..'kejor CAinpEiell Br>wn's, th« i 34-o«; J. elected:—Seoretary-treasurer, Charles C. C'Jndy, One and one-half mile walk—Won by W. B*rri«n, ' the frogman rlii Hunt. Oct. 1 — Triple Cross, Young Duke, •'. of tl.e [.liters Hrown Hal Hlirl Tennessee Wilkes, 'h Gardner, of Fott Leavenworth; racing committee, C. S. Brooklyn A. A.. (SOs.), in llm. 613-5s^ C. L. Kicol, i.at ia this year's in* Uniqne, l»ell* Beacli, Sam Brojvn and Harry will be the scene of a t of yuiiQg stock on >u, o; fcVaiik AluLiu, Worcester, U; Brooklyn A. A. ), -ii. Uircuiiefiiate field ii«y sports. Mann. jaturtiay, Oit. 9. Davis, Junction City; J. II. Everest, Lyons; P. Two hundred and twenty yards run—Run in three The s tie of Commod- re Kitteon's Ei-Jenheim stock 4.',-i . IWH. amateur— Fred Foster, B. Pulsifor, Concordia; C. W. Chandler, Paola; trial heats and a Ii ml best. Won by F. P. Outruns AT cnvixnTOX, KY. will be held at Jerome Park on Ilia filli iiut. The lot W. K. I "riif, Washington, A. E. Curdy; di-trieting of Sute committee, Brooklyn A. A. (!>>d3.). in 21j.; H. A. Cornell, Brook­ The autumn ineetinj of tho L-itonia Jockey twenty-oue yearliugH, tew two year-olds, and Siiern, Sd. Crist nn- \V. K. Irwin, Emporia; P. B. Pulsiftr, Coneor- lyn A. A. (8yds.), 2d. FOOT BALL. Clab commenced at Covington, Ky., on Oct. 1. ix tbree-yenr-.ild«. ..,.,....,, auJ iiiado * strong bid -'- broad jumps—Won by S. Pitcher, The winners were Tr.ple €10 i, winut-r of the tfl.i '• -*e di»; C. C. Condy, Fort I.eivenworth; vice con­ dtch), who cleared :Uft. 2^in.; R. lliuiyar, Ligan, sul, C. S. Davis, Junction City. In the after­ THE APPROACHING SEASON. fligbt, IJriie'.te, KigUtanray. Oct. 2. — Kennc- Irigbton Beach hut Fri l^y, |»iil tin ' - i', proroa'eur — Wm. A. Rowe. Lvn:i, A. C. (3ft.j,2; C. P. A.lanv, Spiiugtiel.l, Mo., 0. dering quick time out of the question. Return: AT PHILADELPHIA. Wiegund, of ih.i Nassau A. C., in 27 2-5s.; J. T. Norton, nd uU th it ii ccritoim, id vet down lo be sold posi- ' - - 1 m. 14 2-.ii. Half-oiiitf State ch;uupionahip—The first heat was Th.> " ' -longing to the Intercollegiate Half-mile track. Scj>t. 28 — Adela, Georga vely wilho'it reserro and tj tbe highest bidder OD -Fivd \V, nil, I^eicester, won by 11. S. Hale iu 2:0:11-5; the second heat was " an A. C. (12yds.), was a close second. Fot ' ition have already electci cap­ - -tir hundred and forty yards club run—This race Angus, Belle B., Bister. Oct. 1 — Alamo, Maggie "rlday, lo:h of Oelol* r. ,s.; Jo'm S. Prince, Wash- •on by II. S. Hale in 2:03%. tain^.:.. . . 3 .... practice. This year Harvard A . .\i. Woodsiile, Mii.neapdlid was tho third eo jipetiuon tl.ra gold modal held by S. A., Harry Russell, Hochester. Eo t m, San^ua and Liwreuc^ h^ve combined under Mile amateur, o,pen—C. U. Ellit 1st, in 2:031-5; H. will re-enter the League with Prineeton, Yale, he he-ivii of tlie drand Eistein Trutting Circuit. ckir, Newton l,"oyd«.), 0. Wu>d- .sbcroft 2.1. E. (Virbett. W. P. Taber (15yds.) won in 543-5j.; S. E. ".rn. 252-0:.. i.rlett (scnt.-hl. 2!. Wetleyan and tbe University of Pennsylvania. AT NKWSARKET, KT.. Pan-es to thu amount of $jj,fKj) Mill Le «8ered. Tha Mile L. A. W. Stale championship—J. H. Everest The first October meeting at Newmarket com­ ircuit c ptr.s at Mystic Part Oct. 12 i.-i-Hir— A. B. Bleb, New «t, in 3:27^ H. S. Hale 2d. r. I'.mp—Won by C. W. Stoknin It is as yet impossible to say how good a teaoi •,. N H. W. ilaskell. Biwton, menced Seii". 28. Ormonde won the Great Foal Seventy thousand pnople attended Wiswnsin's SMte Quarter-mile Stite championship—J. H. Everest 1st, the t'nivcrsity will put in the field. Only four 'air at MilMHiik^e, an 1 the gross receij.ts were $-25,000. i. :: : , • .1 ams, tio^tjii, 3d. itieb, n 47'^t.; R. S. Chambers 2d. , . .«' race—Won by J. W. Bate Stakes and St. Mary the Iluiicful Stakes for 2- . i., U. 'iiOj^a.,, iu aui. --ij^.; W. J. Sav.jy (scratch), 2d. of !ait year's eleven remain — Graham, tbe full­ i is i!iK'U;led to i»ay off some of the t>ld debt, and a Half-mile, hands oft'—J. H. Everest won in 2:22% back; Tunis, Houston and Frazier, Wh:»t new year olds. Sept. 29, Pearl Diver won the anci-ioiiie lubil.e will be l»!'t bcti-lis. I , vr'imatenr — W.lliam A. Rhodes, Bov Ilalf-mile State championship—H. S. Hale 1st, fn thirty-third running of the Gloat £astern Railway ">i 4 5 ; IVrcy W. SU;ie, S'. Lou H, ad, Getting Ready. material there is will be picked after the class Handicap. Sept. 30, &t Mirin won theufco Mike Wiiker, the pacer, who fthows a most remark- ., F. V. IVCK, M II. f. Burn- Two and a quarter miles—Won by H. Asbcroft, of The Yale freshnKu have elected tho following offi­ games, which are now being played. Frederick Michael Stakes and J. U. Honidsworth '* 3-yiur-oU b!e burst of rpoed at times, is gaij to have an ex- ^uil C. P. A.t.i IJ, did no! .antas City. cers of their athletic organizations:—B «t Club—Presi (jrahain has been elected captain for the ensuing filly, by SpriiigneUI, wou the Xeu«i*i-ket October eedingly bad temper, and when upon the track l» -. I'M points; - I ,•», 87. lable to belt the fecce ;vt any moment. Mile Slate championship—J. H. Ererett, 3:54%. dent, LoMis B. j»»try, df New York City; vice presi­ jear, and N". B. Young manager. Handicap. 1h« mooting clised on Oct. 1, with the. n, ainlteiir— fe'irtl luitu \V. E. Criat, dent, Harry (J. tester, of St. Paul; treasurers, Howard The receipt-* ot" Ihe late Rerki county fair held at Two-mile State chjuipituthip— H. S. Hale, 8:31; W. I'rinceton has lojt eight of last year's eleven, Sous Memorial S akts, nhicli was won by J. Daw- .-, in iji. 4j 3-5j ; 1). E. Hunter, Salem, . Asucroft M. _ ___ 1>. Collins, ot Newport, and Arthur H. Day, cf New son'a Caller llerrin. Seeding reached over $l!l,000, the largest am->uut ever uitb; P. S. Brov>n, 3d. Second I.ea": Haven. Foot ball—President, Horatio N. Strait, (f among whom arc the phenomenal half-back, enli/r d by tho s«x'iety. Aiter uli espensea have been v- York I itv, 1st, iu 2m. 48 2-5s ; Fred iJeut. Hugh N. Kleuiinj.', of K-ir, AT LEXINC.TOX, KY. aid there v. ill be a meg haliuce left of over $4,OOU. Racing in Minnesota. Troy; vico Liunar, who made the run which give Priaoe- The Kentucky Truttiii2 llorso Breeders' A'sociition , Ont.,2J; H. W. Ga-krll, Boston, 3d. The Minnesota Division, League of American usurers, Jaoiea A. Warner, of Albany, and Fred B. ton the championship, and Tracy Harris and W. D. Kikard s Ida ll-uki "i wo:i the -:!5 cl«8g, best -.*..-.- K in 2ui. 4S35-.; Crist2J, in M»tt!iewj, of Philadelphia. Base ball—President, meeting 01*1 cil at Lcsington, on Sept. z'J. Aeiral Vheelmen, held their annual meet and races at Otptain De C-iaip, two of the strougest players Prince- •on lh<» 2:27 trol; Graver Cleveland 2ii; best that-, ime *2 41V4. an t Kirdnrd llentscliellV brown mure 4th and llicli 5th. Frank f. Ball, of Sew VurkCitj; vico pr.sident, Wil­ ton evtr had. S.iTjge, Ciwau and C^.k are ihe thrte izzia It. \\jn the 2:-M class, bent time 2.31^, at Ihe ,1— Fred Wi od, Leicester, Winona, Sett. 22, 23. Results: liam M. t'iaffson, of Woodstone, C(. J.; trcasiireis, Ste­ Tulttlllou won race tor jeatliogs, liait- who remain; of these Savage will a?t ;n captain. Tho nr.N l.(im; In at lime, l.-K'^J. Sept. 30, WoudmU ai.d (anovei County Agri, iiliural S-jtiity'« tiir on the l»t ...... t'rocker, Newton, 2d, OS; Oue-mde, novice—Luud, Owatunna, 1st, in 3m. 21 phen H. Kohler, of Akron, Uhio, and Juhn U. Hitch- incoming fn-shman class numbers 1SL*, in wl.i^-h there •,«. * VVusliingion, 3.1, >J5; W. M. Woodsida, 4-6*.; Culler, UJ, 3m. 'i^vi. Ilarl.ison, (h. g., by Wambmio Jor, won the Chimbs' ell. of New York Cily. Tdoma* ¥. Bayard, Jr., a son l,e jjo .d Foot ball, however, Purse fur ihr«".;.imu.. hi rsjo; (>«it time, 2:27J4 Wild At a ineetincj of (bo AViseon'in State Veterinary ; W. J. H,,rxaD, Cl.i -ago, 0; Robert H.ilf-uiiL>, 1:10 ciiite—Jlarneld, Wiiiora, 1st, in 1m. of Secretary Bayard, is a member of the cl»*. cannot be. taught in six le-nous, aud it is hudly pos­ He-IK-al Associaiion held at Mihvaukee on Sept. 25, it niu.ugbam, Kog., 0; C. H. Frazier, Sinilh «s; D>nes 2.J, 1m. 31 4-5s.; Wilsjn 3d aii.1 Flecktn- - . ^--- — liak», t>y HMmbletuiiian M.tjsbrino, won the Ken­ sible that a team can be put in the field t^iid reason tucky St-kes tor ihre..— vtar-olds; Ix-at lim-, 2:22>4. fla uhown that the Asiocfali-jn \rm ID the highest de- tein 4 h. A Hint Worth Noting. capable of keeisia.!; Pri ncetouftt the head of tlu* !.«.»»; tie. ree. pn>sj)eri'U!". Articles of in*-ur|ioratio« have been rnil^«, p:-oTHtt*eur — William A. Bowe, Lynn, Two-mile, professional—Speir, Mioneapolis, 1st, in Del. 1, Mdnzanita won Ibe Hlue Una* Stakes fur four- Gccrge Ilaolon, t-lie of the famoiu family of acro­ Yale I aa ton if last year's team. Pet r-, '80, who year olj*; best time, :.':•_':>. Kin* Wi.Kes vvo the t re:urds.) 3d; W. Httlr-iniK—S^vtige, Minneapolis, 1st, iu 1m. 20 bats, is opposed to j^yiunadiums and is of tha ..pinion year-uld pacing ci,iS:; best t uie, 2:40^. The -:'^0 Metropolitan, a bay stallion 13 yuan olJ, by that gymnastics are overdone. Talking with a Chieag:* course at tho law i-ciujol. Beecher ai:d Walkin^on, was won l>y Patn.u, llm U lljao 2tl, To;u Hi.ge s 3d; Hjgily*'* HamMefa^nian, dam H\acinth,by Volunteer, 0; W. U. Haradon, Spring- -5s.; Marneld. 2J, 1m. 30j. the senwtionul half-backs, ary among those who re- Oae-mile, 3:*J clasj- Lnnd, Owat jnna, 1st, in 3m. reporter recently, he expres ed himielf on this matter, beat lilu,.., 2:20>,j. li«jir-'i»rty of£. G. Doolitila, New York' City, died t'eSHional — Chas. H. Frazier. Smith aud also on the subject of bdtliiug. He said:—''I dou'l maiu. It is almost a ceitain thing that Yale will win • clie s:ut>les ofCrit l>uvi^, llanodjlur^, Ky., on Sept. 9 2-5s.; Burwick 2d, 3m. 22j.; C iltjr 3d. believe in plunge or shower baths. I strip in a com­ tbe cbampioorhip. AT r,rTT»XDt KC,, S. .1. .11 2iu. 57 2^»<.; Fred Wo. d. Lticerfer, One-mile, club members—Stinchfleld 1st, in 3m. Fred N., Whitu Oak, }«"aw>n »u(i Rifleman were the :-\ of dropsy and Liood poison. fortable room; wet a towel, wring it ont thoroughly Harvard's season of inaction has Dot hurt her Pitlsburg horsemen have arnin^ed for a testimonial .i.; J. S. Prince :il, K. A. Ueibwn 4th, 4 4-5d ; Jnynes 2d, 3m. 2i». and wipe the surface uf the entire bo4y; wet it agjin, chances in the least, as her cl-is-i games last year vier? winners vmou t:io first t-.vo daje, Sept. 28 ami 29, of i 5th and R. J-iinee Oth. Three-miles—Savage, Minneapolis, 1st, in 10m. the Nnrih Uudaon Driving 1'ark Association at tiul.tn- n the way of =i trjtiing exhibition fr the widow of tut leave • little moisture in it, and rub the body marked by brilliant iiidiv, dual pi ijs and cluse scores. he late Koily Pattenon, Jr. ll.'i. Intei Co., lessees •liryrl". proa atui', A. C. C. champion- 2 2-5s.; Barwick 24,10m. »7 4-5j. a^ain; once m"re, with still more water on the towel, Walter S. Brooks will ca;.!niu the team. bnrg, N. J. :i, lit, in 201. 59 2-5-.; F. Two-mile, 7: JO class—Vleckenitein 1st, in 7m. 21 AT POTfSTOWS, PA. f Exptjbition Park, have tendered the use of the JO 1 -5s. Buruham sped -5s.; Wilson 2d, 7m. 24s.; Stan.'hnekl 3.1. and then rub off dry. Onr family has found that by rouudd f.r the worthy oljwt. all cdjs the best methol." Montgomery, Berks Hud Chester Connty Agricn'- '. i', lemainiug there. One-mile, State ehumpionship—Savage, Minneapo- INTERCO1.LEGIAT15 FOOT BALL. tura! Association's Fair, September 29.— Westoiout The two-year-old colt C. II. Todd. which broke th€ if, amatei.r— A. B. P.icb, Now York is, 1st, in 3m. 21 ; Lund 2d, 3m. 22 3-5i.; Murneki *!. I eat Lorene in the special picing ilass; be.il tiDie, 'J:£2. •eat two-year old mile r.cor.l at ^tocktoo, on Sept. 22, in:?; II. A. Ga.«ke!l. boston, 3d, 179 Five-mile, Northwestern championship—Savage was Pointer!. Meeting of the Association and Schedule Blade s.'ven eighths of a mile- At 3>«e on W^dnes- 31. won ihe o-miunte cla-s; l*3t time,, -tcr, T. r nto, 3.1, 141 poinU; U. S. he only starter; lime, 17m. 31 2-03. The first mile The Spartan Harriers will hold their neit paper of the Games to be Played. IVpe Ij«o w<.n the mile rnfinins race; time, ay in 1:'28J.^, beating the recjrd by *4*. ' p.jii«ts. G^kelt was in wa* make in 3m. 30'. chase on Saturday afternoon, October 16, from Wood- The Northern Intercollegiate Foot Bill Asso lio. Srpt. o »on ihe Irot; L«dy The eld-'st son of Tom t.'annon, lh.v noted English ule, Fi ster the second, ll«l' mile, open—Lund 1st, ia lui. 3U; Barwick 2d, lawn. 1 inJa 2d; besl lime, 1-:i.V-A. Lady Jla-cul wun the ockey, m.ide his debut in th-j pig-skin at Sandown t , i, Kich tbe fifth and six-b, m. 31 l-5s. Fred Carpenter defeated James Shebey in a race of elation met at Springfield, Mass., Sept. 24, with 2:45 cU»; test time, 2.SiJ£. Ilartfuid won the 2:33 'ark recently, lie chimed t!io wpprentices' allow­ I.,- tlie etvenlh aiw! eighth, Rich the ninth and Half-mil", open— Savago, IsJ, in 3m. 17 2-5s.; Hart l:j7yds., for JOO, at Slew Bedford, Mass., Sept. 25. delegates from Amherat, Tufts and Williams cU»=; tif»t lime, 2:26^. 1'upe I.*o won thu mile run; ance upon Ttiracjat iu the Juveail** Selling (. 'lie t nth. (iaskell s lime, 31m 3o 4-5s.; Ricb, Id, 3m. 21 i-5s. Time, 17i. colleges. The Beaten Institute of Technology lime, 1:43>5. Ot. 1—Lajy Mascot nun the 2:50 cii.ss; iandicap, and framed exceedingly well. S.j. . 1-5J. Oi>e-nilie, professional—Bell 1st, in 2m. fil l-5a.; William Smith, of Camdeu, defeated John Brannan was not represent^!, failing to receive notice of best siroe, 2::'Uj/a. Mayrl-jMer wou the 2:22 cla?p; beat ntiue RoUniLii, Jr.'s, sorrel *,'?! Hsi.; Conundrcm i'lvi.- uiiles, pronnteiir— WiLiam A. Rowe, I.ynn *pe»r 2J, im. 51 3-5s. iu a 120-yards fit.t race at Gloucester, N. J., Seiit. 30, meeting In season. The following offi-'ers were tim j, 2:3*2. luvi-1 G.fiNKJe'* P.l'j'lriver aod Burney Ihe Ii:-a !in? gelding Shu^-itrins: iu a haif-mila («cr:it 10, 1st, in 14:u 8 2-fK; Georae M. llendee ilftlf-mile, State championship—Savage 1st, iu 1m. for a puise of £.lo. di^titnctd their competitors in the double team race in leat rice at Polls own last week. Tne Reading peo- ii,-r.:. k^ Springfield. 2', l.y a Iwlf wheel; F. K. Ivs, 26 l-5s.; MarBeld, 21,1m. 20 3-59. elected: President, A. J. Wells, of Williams; 2:50. »le were certain their horse would wi», but he hai no , 3d; P.rcy W. Stone (150yds.), St. lUlt'-mile, ban.la off—Ravage 1st, in lou 40 4-5^.; The I'niveriity fall athletic games will take place on Oct. 10. Tiitre will be two events for etrangira, vice president, A. K. Snow, of Tufts; secretary, ho\v in tlie race. Th* br-»*t heit w^i ^~ 1,^. :h; Wm. A.P.hodes, on (15OyVEB, DEL. •i (475jJ*.j, 0; Wai. tlaradou, Spring- Oue-nillr, 3:10 class—Lnnd 1st, in 3m. 15«.; Barwick half-mile bicycles and half-mile running. Delaware'^ State Fair commenced at Dover on tbo After ell ue^itiatioas h-td b.'ou m;nlj by D. M. Cooley, of the school of Technology. I>flrtriu uth ap­ 28th of September. Th« winners of the several irot- Karsh, of Cleveland, for tbepnrelns* *>!' the mare Big . C; t'. T. Adams, Springfield 2d, 3m. 17s. At MahaDoy City,, Pa.,. 25, a mile race for plied for admission, l,ut was refns-'d on account of dii- Uar.idon led almcst continuously One-mile, rewrd—Sav.ige 1st, in 3a>. 8 3-5s.; Mar- tl,iJ"0 between. Fred Harris, of JUIi.im.y City, and tiiii? claa-ea »>rs: 2:50 race, Lillian; b .at lime, 2:37^. fonni •, 2:2i% and D-IVJ Mocklo w«Bi t> Bothwell, tance. T.'ie s.hejule of gnnies adopted is as f'.liowe: Pacing race, Lale Row, uf Ball imorr; best time, 2:27. , l» buog her 011, George J,.hn«, her owner, recon- - ....-cstii lap, when Rowe got in front. The field, 2d, 3m. 9 l-5s. Ceolg1' Caton, ol Loousuiali;, was""wyll by Hitri-is ia Oct. 20, TufH vs. Williaui at College Hill; Oct. £). in two to five miics is the itfiUst evt i- Twenty-mile, L. A. W. championship—E. A. Savage 4m. 34s. Clay, an Actoma: county, Vj., colt, won Ibe colt race; idert:d the matter and rbfused to part with her. Amherat vs. Technology at Amherl; Oct. 27, Technol­ 1'fdt time, 2:3 Bt pt.. 30 th» wmntrs wire: Frank Philadelphia is not represented bv a single entry in >rtcc, ai d tint f.,r five isnhfal of all anm- r, in Hi. 11 2-5s. ______Harry Hutching, Ibe famoiu English sprinter, is ogy vs. Tufts at Boston; Oct. 30, Amherst vs. Williams '-' ' ~' ^ }.r.;fessioi.ul record. going to Australia t> run a match at l^Ovtls. with T. Rwtor 8 UelchaiitviMe the 2:M tror; lif st time, 2:3W j; he State Trjtting Horse Grredrii' Assocw'ion to be al Amhertt; Nov. 3, Technology 13. Williams at Bj* Lillian, road »~ ;-^ IHI.T, ..ji/.iarf, Z:V%. Bay Mule lelu in Pittsburg on Wednes-Lty an i TbursUay of this .tenr—W. II. Bocdreaa, Racing at Baltimore. Malone, of Sydney, S. S. W., f ,r two a eide, tho Aus­ ton, and Tufts vs. Amhcrst at College Hili; Nov. 4, , , . ..i. W. \Vi»re,Marblehead, tralian allowing him £100 for ezben^es. V.'H"«I tio:;best time, 2:31. The fair closed Oct. 1: week. There ;ire *iuilo a iruml*r of entries, A tonrnirr.ent was held at Halstead'a Driving Techmlogy vs. Amherst at Boston; Nov. 6, Willi«" s lowever, an1 the meeting promises to be u success. \v . sv. \v iL.iii?, Weft Millbnry, 3d; G. Larry O'Hc-olihau, of Eist Boston, and John Mul- vs. Tuft^ at V* illiamatown; Nov. 9, Amherst vt*. _,.iu B Sylvester won the 2:30 trot; best time, ::r,0; t'his K. Tracy, Waltharn, 0; J. Park, Arlington, near Baltimore, Sept. 30, under 30. Clay woaaci.lt rise; best i Charles Marvin, tbe trainer, hai i*M Sphinx, one ol .he auspices of the associated clubs of Baltimore. Une, (f Quincy, had a sprinting-tnatch at ibo last- at Amherst; NJV. 17, Williams v«. Tjcb': ..jgj- at Wil- i. ;.vnn, 0; O. J. Collins. Lj nn, 0. named place Sept. 25, f. r a stake of §60. The distance liamstown; Nov. 20, Tufts vs. Technology at College :he fast's: ihrco-yeir-oHs ever bred at Palo Alto, t •rule1*, (ap, pr. tVs^ionn!—William M. Woodside, The races were well attended—the fair sex being was atout three-quarters of a mile, aiid O'Hooliban Hill, tkd Williams vs. Amherst at V illiamstown. JOCKEY OLITB RULES. ?nl, to Sutherland and Benjamio, of East Siginaw, Mil. ipolw, Ut in l.mi. 9 t-5i; H. G. C.'ocker, Nea- present in force—and were hotly contested. Re- won in 3m. 10s. Midi., for $6,(Xifl. Thee It v.-Bssira-l by Electioneer, dam by Belmont, second dam Waters-itch, by Pilot, ton ('. If. Fr»7irr ivnlthvlile, 3d; John S. Prince, ;urns: C. A. J. Queckberner, the celebrated heavy-weight Alterations Made in British Turf Law- I -. Birmingliam, and W. J. T'oten. Mile dash, open—R. A. Whitttngham 1st; Jere W. athlete, bas embraced double blessednrs*. having been Fred Webb Injured. .ish. Frazier won the first ' Lord 2a; time. 3.03 4-5. joined in the bands to MUs Ciarie K. Lion at the On Sett. 30 tbe'Jr.ivSraty team beat the Falls of LONDON, Sept. 30.—A full attendance of the Lenigh county had a great fair at Allentowu last . Crocker tbe third and Mile dash—W. P. Hall 1st; B. H. Stluemett id; time Church of the Holy Sepulchre, New York, ou Sopt. 21. I UchoylkiU te»-a by 62 to 0. week. Ths speeding part of the programme was the I... the fifth. Crotker the sixth aud ornmittee of the Jockey Club at Newmarket f 3:18. Joy be with them. Lnylvania University team has arranged chief attraction. In tho frte-ftr-all class Jacob V. .e rest. Woodside, el points; Crocker, One and one-half mile challenge race for Maryland confirmed the following alterations of rules, iJader's Jesee boat Kobeit D-mjs*frs Loreuzo and 7- __ J:— Oct. U, University vs. Lthigh; O:t. 11, three others in four heats; test t-ne «f winner championship, W. B. Brown, of Biltimore 'Cy _-niTcrslty vs. University graduates; Oct. 16 and 23, msaed at Newmarket at the July meeting: . 50s. limit, amateur A. C. U. champion- challenger—Open only to No, horse, when once under the starter's ordeis, shall fi h, N. V. City, 1st in 2m. 47 l-5s.; Fred University vs. I'rinceton; Oct. 20 and 3o, University vs. made aad Thomp- Lafayette. ;o tack except in case rf accidt-n*. Mr. Fred Gebhard intends to builJ a la^ge private t. . '"'lit. -Tin 2m 47 4-os ;E. A. De The clerk of the scales shall, if requested, allow table upon the Polo Gr^vmd-( adj.rining Jerome Park. B: .wn, Washington, 0; D. E. The Lafayette College clnss of '8S in a game of foot The gemlenum proposes lo bave o,uite a racing stable ball at Easton, Pa., Sept. 25, defeated tha class of '80 one pound for tuib or double bridle. II -t, Waihiugton. 0. ler (S6^yds. start) won first prize in the Don- Every jockey shall pay one sovereign for every ap­ next season. He has secured Tom Little to train his landicap, run at the Queen's l-runnds, Shef- by tbe score of 32 to 0. Following this was a game steeplechasers, and it is said that Earb««, the jockey, between '87 and '69, resulting iu favor of '87 by the prentice and ten shillings for his license, to be ap- ,ek*., Eng., Sept. 11. He wen by siji inches only, J. died with bis subscription tj the Beutiuck Benevo- has also been secured. Addisou (STyoV. l being id, aud W. Martin, (83Ji)-ds.) score of 4 to 0. bam; II. L. Kingsland, 2d. Time, 2:20%, 2:21. Win 'ent and Provid, nt Fund. During tho recent races at Lee Purk. Wiikesbarre, 3d, t>y a like dUtauce. The Staten Inland Foot Ball Club has been organized When a cup or udde-1 money is advertised to be run Pa.,., W. S. Wtlla,, a well-known r ner of third and final heat, Jere W. Lord; Whittlng. frjm r,niong the players in the Athletic Rowing, Staten ef that city ok tbe firdt lap, Rowe the second, Iv*s the ham, 2d. Time, 1:29,1 :¥>y,. Edward Farten and J. W. Waring ran one hundred ror it shall be given even in the event of a walk-over. and 73 yea- a of age, drove hid inure Kate llano, 18 third, Rove the fourth »sd rfth, Ithodos the sixth, yards for §50 a si <-le, on Ihe Monanajroish load, St. Island Cricket and Clift.ja Foot Hail club?, and has year§old,a quarif-rmile In l Tw» mile handicap, open— H. L. Kingsland, 1st; B. joined Ihe American Fuot Ball Union. The (fficT-i The following motion was lost: a half seventh and ei7M'i and Ives the ninth. Ive»' time, A. Whittinghaiu,2d. Time, 0:11. John, N. B., Se[ t. 21. They ran together for halt the ia 1:14%. Mr. Wells challe i tuc worli to produce •m. 2:1 l--ji: !'• ;• ilium, 0:n. 23s. Three mile lap race, resident Maryland riders—R. distance, when Farren drew away and won in a jog; for the season are: A. B. Boardmau, president; A. W. Gentlemen «h'ill not rid-- races with licensed jockeys ao equal to tbia performance. Thr." n'i!—'. (On'env—E. A. Do Blois, Hartford A. Whittingham, 1st; John D. Lord, Jr., 2d. Time of tiaie, 12^8., which ia slow enough to be correct. Morris, secretary; P. W. Smith, treasurer; C. A. Mac- n eqna! conditions of weight except with the express Donald, captain. EJna T., a young and promiiiuj trottias »are, fall C^r - l^t, ia d:n. 4ii2-.lv.; W. H. Boudrean, race, 10:36%. Thomas Conners, the champion wrestler of England, .emission of tho stewards of the Jockey C.ub. sister to Lady Barefoot, broke li«r nrai' hind leg while S. . M, In 10m. Is.; P. S. Brown, Wash- One mile consolatkn—John C. Turner, 1st; W. L. who arrived in New York on Sept. '26, has issued a A meeting of the Hamilton Collegiate Institute The HOD. II. W. Fitzwiliiim, brother of Earl beina driven a 2:40 cl-p f»t the N»v." York Driving i:.. . i,3,i; C. E.Tracy, Waltham (330yds.), Seabrook, 2d. Time, 3:25. challenge to Joe Actc-u or any otber m:in in America Foo'.ball Club wai held last week for the purpcss of Chip's track last \\eek antl sh« v** coMpclled to be 0; i.. .v '".. -ir.i. tyon (3i:iy:ls.), 0; C. W. Ware,"Mar- to wrectle for 31,000 » sid-j, the match to take place iu orgitizing for the season. The following officers •Mtzwiliiam, was elected as successor to the Marquis of Londonderry, resigned in c mse- de^patcLtd. fche wtw owcoJ by Kniil Thomas, of blehe&'l 117".)dp.), 0; J, B. Sni;r:ujin, Lynn {'^50>ds.), A Chicago Club'a Races. New York or Philadelphia four weeks from signing were elected: Hon. president, Sir. P. S. Campbell; Hob ben, N. J., aod w as valued (tt |3,(MJO. 0. 0. M. \V.. deu. Lynn (225yds.), 0; Fred Foster, To- articles. president, Mr. Charles Robertpoi.; secretary, Mr. I. B. quence of his acceptance of the Lord Lieuten­ ronlj. Unt. (scratch), 0. Th;: latter (luit at tbe end of Taere was bat a small attendance at the races Turner; ccmmitteeof Diaoa^emi nt, Messrs. Thompson, PhiUip Ittiub, of Dallas, this State, wua offered 82,500 The Wynntwoo dAthlotic Association of Philadel­ ancy of Ireland. for bis sorrel gelding Cyclone l.»t week, bnt the three Ispg. held under the auspices of the Chicago Owl phia, elected the following officers: President, T. B. Clark, Thorn, Livingstone and SI.-Kwen. 0: PJ!\ promateur—George M. Hendee, Spring- Club Sept. 18, while a high wind prevented fast A JOCKEY BCHT. tempting offer was refoaed. C.vck'ne hgs been very Dorrnan; vice president, John H. May; treasurer, Forty Harvard men assembled in fcot ball suits on ul at fairs throughout the State this fall, and fl. i 41 2-at.; F.F. Ives, Meriden. 2(1, in 2m times. Results: Walter Scott; secretary, C. W. Humphreys; manager, Jarvis field Sept. 30 to show what material was avail­ The third "Fred" among the jockeyp, Webb, 4 \V. etme, St. Louis, Sd; William A. as he is a young hor-*- yet and pr his owner One-mile, novice—F. T. Harmon 1st, H. B. Winship D. Anson Partridge; directors, Thomas Twining, able for a foot ball team to fitht Yale and Princetoo rhile riding his private hack on the Newmar- thinks he can wait for Incurs de%-^iopmeat-j. h -., lib; C. P. Adams, Springfield, 5th. 2d, W. B. Bnikley 3d; time, 3m. 3^8. Francis Lawson and W. B. Lcst«r. this fall. A great deal of enthusiasm and very little let Heath this afternoon, fetched a bad stum- JT. Ilia. cl«», amateur—W. B. Criat. -Two-mile, open—*V. S. Webster 1st, H. W. Bowber skill were shown by the candidates. One new man, "Knap" McC-trthy issaiil to har« b-3cn presented V -t, in Sim. 34 2-53.; Fred Fneter, Toronto Two foot races came off at Island Park, near Al­ )le, whicb. broke his collar bone. Two eminent wiih £500 for driving Beile F. ia th» $IO,(JOU race at 2.1; time, 6m. 16 l-5s. bany, N. Y., Sept. 25. The first was a 100yds. event, Hariin?, of "90, Exeter's best tJarer of lait fall, ihowed 2 i .-.is ; B. S. Kavanaugh, ('oboes, N. Y., 0 One-mile, handicap, club—F. T. Harmon (.5s.) 1st; 0. to good alvantage, and will get en the team. Peabody, medicals came to his relief, and gave the verdict Hariford. Clo-e friends of lh» jx>pol»i' driver, how­ P.- .-.-.»«. W>-suuuEtoD,0; E. A. Da Blois, Hart for a prize valued at §20, and was won by Coleman, ever, believe nothing of the kiud. Upon the other U.-Hunger (5s.) 2d; C. B. Pierce (s,Tatch) 3d; time, 3m. defeating VV. F. Kearney, in 13s., on a heavy track. Willard, Fletcber, HoHenand Porter will make the of "no interns! injuries, but that he would be f. - C. W. Ware, Maiblthead, 0; W. H. Boudreau, main strength of the team this fall. ont of tbe saddle for the rest of the season." An hand, thcv say he received a severe censure from the 3 4-5s. Jaa.<.£ Smith aud F. Coleman then Mn bulf-a-rftile for owner of tho mare for not laying her up after tue sec- Tnre*-mi!e, handicap, open—N. H. Van Sicklen 1st, a ten spot, and the former proved the winner, in 2m. Brooks, '87, captain of the Harvard eleven, met Ihe odd conjunction of racing names was observed oisd heat. T* J KiKes, lip, nr..fosfi. nil—Fred Wood, Irficejler C. J. K'ug'j (20s) 2J; time, Om. 35 2-5j. candidates for the foot ball team on Jarvis Friday after- Er..g., l=t, 43 niutj, i', -ti. 'Mi-Si.; H. C. Crocker 25s. lo-diy at the Lanark meeting in tho Douglas WiM Rahe, winnor of toe Kentucky Stakes for 3- One-mile, handicap, C. B. C.—J. M. Crennan (los.) At the annual meeting of tho Canadian Amateur ii'-on. About thirty men appeared, among whom welt: Ne\»ri-.: ii'i^. «'. II. Fi;i/.ier, Smithvillp, tie for second 1st, N. H. Van Sicklen (scratch) 2,1; time, 3m. 5 4-5j. Willarii, '87; Hotelier, '67; Peabody, '87; Thompson, Nursery Handicap—trover Cleveland's Clarice year-ol-ls last wetk at Lexingt*-n, w a »on <>f Haruble- ( ' W. M. Wo (bide, Minnsaroli.', 1th on Athletic Association the following odicers were elected won and James Buchanan'a Thespia was second louitin Mambnuo. the pr*.per*> of Mr. f'h.irl'-f! Bossell, Hall-mile dash—W. S. Webster 1st, C. B. Peirce 2d; f >r the enduing year: President, J. Pearson, Toronto; '87; Porter, '88; Holder, '88; Bancroft, '86: Scott, 'b9; ! ,t Euisli in oui. 34 1-oj.; R. A. Keibon time, 1m. 27 3-5s. Newell,'89; Morse,'89; Trafford,'89, aud Houeynian, of this city. To bout »wch yfrirpftev1* aa Bermuda, 1 n S. Prince, Washington, 0; B. James first vice president, George B. Stark, Montreal; second MUbrcaker and ttso C.Jifoinia Sphinx \9 no taay Two-mile, lap race—W. S. Webster 1st, H. B. Win- Ti:e president, H. Bieck, Toronto; hon. secretary, L. '89. CupSain BrooRs believes in scientific tactics1 rather Annual Meet of the First Troop Philadel­ ship 2ii; time not taken. than slugging, anl intends to mak-i Harvard show up thiiiiz, but WiM Bttko downed them h.iml jumely and . -ricycle—H. W. Gaikf U, Boston (50yd-) Dwight, Toronto; hon. treasurer, Captain J. O. McQee, phia City Cavalry. with something to spare. Slow race, 100yds.—C. B. Pierce 1st, C. H. Hunger Toronto. well in spite of her two years' forced retirement fruui §£.,.,, ...... -m. lo 4-5s.; A. B. Rich, New York City 2d; time, 4m. 4 4-5* Ihe field. The First Troop Philadelphia City Cavalry Leonard Jerome, of New Yoik, thinks he has de- (sd-iK.-h). Al in Dm. 11 l-5>.; D. F, Hunter, Salem Arthur Wb.irton, tbe amateur champion sprinter of One-mile, O. C. C. championship—I. T. Ilanuon 1st, The inter-clasa games at tbe University of Pennsyl­ presents an exceedingly interesting programme TiSdil a new gyst^m of belting on nic^s which the law (l.l-ov.Vi.M: G. M. Wordrn, Ijcn (£45yds.),4th; John England, on Sept. 4 ran 150y*U. iu 14 2-59. oa a slop­ cannot touch. Sopvrintei.deDt Slur-ay, of the New T y.-ji,;...... i. .... • BOyds.), 0. C. H. Hunger M; time, 3m. 4 2-5s. vania have been finished. On Sept. 22 class '87 beat for its fourth unnual fall race meeting, to be One-mile, Illinois Cycling Club championship—M. ing grass track at Astoa Lower Grounds. He. r;in a Yi.rk City police depsiitment. \\!i-'u si«jken to in re­ iV,' ur, A. C. U. championship, limit dead beat from scratch and won the rnu-off in 14 4 5s., '89 I y 20 to 0; on the 23d the Seniors deleated the held at Ueluiont 1'ark Thur&lay, Oct. 14, com­ Bowber 1st, J. F. Palmer 2d, W. K. Burchey 3J; time, Freshmen by 33 to 0; on the 24ih the Freshmen for­ gard tj the matter, said he proppn>p'«et th? sjcu&d and Hendee at Ihe third, f jnrth and Several foot races were run at PbilionX Patetson, pitious it promises to be one of the most Le wisburp-, Pa. The hantliomo reteri oarian is a Anal. last meeting of the League of American Wheelmen, sult of the class games ha* snown the Seniors to have brilliant and successful racing matinees ever held at Buffalo, a statement was nude by one of the N. J., on the evening of Sjpt. 25. Luke Duukerly won tbe champion cla>s eleven. capital juige upon all occasion^, b«f he was never Been One nii'o, lip, amateur—E. A. De Blois, Hartfjrd the amateur gold metUl by covering live miles iu 31m. held in the Quaker City. The programme is to a better advaat:;tge than iu the present instance, aod 1- Jin. 4:ia.; ^. E. Crist, Washjugton. 2d prominent ppenkers calling iu question the character 86. Peter He'gelmaa succeeded in an attempt to beat The five foot ball clnl>s which at present constitute ol Thomas Steveng. the American Foot Bill Union were represented at made of a raco for "Tha Captain's Cup," open to his nume is likely to be he'd ia the very highctt esti­ I31-.U; D. E. Hunter. S:i!f m, 15; H. W E. C. Carter's time for two miles on that track, tho dis­ Troopers only; a mila dash for hacks und h.'ilfbrcc-dp mation by tbt; Union county people f,*r mauy dajs to G ., 15; F. F ~ter, Toronto, 15; A. B. Rich It was hinted that this gentleman belonged to a class tance being covered iu loin. 21s., and Thomas i)c!;iny the fall meeting Sept. 30, at >'o. 213 Broadway, I\ew of riders who are hired to exploit particular makes c f York. The Brooklyn Hill, Stiten Island, Spartan a mile hurdle race over four hurdles; "The Overbrook come. Ke v V :_• :v.o: U.S. Kiivanaugh, C.boes, 0. defeated Peter Golden ia a five-mile race for $50 a Cup," a mile dash, open to Troopers only; "The Pres­ Tho National Horse Show to be held at Madison Tun u,il :'..[.. t-r f.~;..ral—William M. Woodaide bicycles. side, ia 27m. 47s. The race, which was very exciting, Haniers, Unions, of Columbia College, and Cutlers, As Mr. Stevens is now crossing India and close to organized by the election of Clareuce Smith as presi­ entation Stakes," a dash of three-quarters of a mile Squate Cadets, New York, in Sox-embar promises to Mil. ' •! h'. IT" ;. JM-; 0. H. Frazier, Sn.ithvillc was won by one foot. for three-year-olds and upward*; a sweepstakes of $10 eclipss all other exhibitions ever s;iven by ike associa­ 2 ./Lhn S. Prince quit on the fourth lap tbe Chinese frontier, this slanderous statement will not dent, and W. Halsey as secretary, and an informal reach him for many weeks. Will you kindly allow me, The Spartan Harriers opened the cross country adoption of a constitution find by laws. A coinmiUee p. p. added to ft purse of $-100, presented by Walter tion. Among the special feutu es will be a special r .in Iho «leveuth,, W.J.Morgan on Ih season with a chase from Mount Vernon Sept.. 25 (Jiatz; etetplechmr, open to members of reco?nize( pviw for » hunter beating the highest jamp— Oft. Gin.; t'.v 11 G. Crncker on the twenty-fifth. Time therefor?, to state— was appointed to couftr with the New York Athletic " First—That Thomas Stevens is makicg the tour of in New York. Too hares— Messrs. John Hatton, W. ai.d Polytechnic Institute clubs with regard to mem­ hunt clubs and the First Troop, P. C. C. The las a ppeci.il priz^ by Mr. A. J. (Wa't tor tho best and bv ii. !«d: Ut, 2m. 43 I -"s.; Wo-xiaide, two miles, 5m E. K»ox and A. Jaeger— were started «t ten minutes to event will be a steepitclrrae sweepstakes of £10 each fattest walker under saddle, and &,(M in plate for tho 43 I..'H ; Wixjdsid", three miles, 8m. 35 4-fc; Woodside tbe world solely us special correspondent of Outing. bership fa the Union. The annual dues were fixed at Second—That he H at perfect liberty to ride any 4 o'clock p. M. The pack of hounds under Edward $10. The schedule of games will be filed next Uun vithf',00 aided. Entries close Oct. 7 with the race best fi>ur-Hi-baijii team. four mile', llm. 41 1 oi.; Woodside, five mile1, 14ra Weicacht, as pacemaker, started ten minutes later. committee, P. 0. box No. 116, Philadelphia. 40 1 k; Fruzier, six miles, 17m. 39 3 53.; Woudside st;b of bicicle he chooses. day. Tbe three-year- ;!d coli rftco between J. H. De Thini—That his eipemes are paid exclusively and The hares got hime first after a delightful run of Blott'd b»y getfiinr, by Som-uto, an i J. It. Honpton's peven miles, 2Dui. 392-53; WiKHldide, eight miles entirely by Ovting. atout twelve miles at ten minutes past 5 o'clock. The The American Foot Ball Association met in New 24m. 4^11 5s; W'.olsido, nine mil..s, no time; Frazier ark, N.J , Sept.25, every clnh being represented. A Track Talk. Wt*rk c«It, by KfcQtncky I'nnce, f>r $1,0(KJ a ride, to Fourth—That no special manufacturing interests Pack made a fine and exciting finish twelve minutes Walter Gratz talkj of wintering his horses iu take place at Fb*two^ «l Park, H. Y , Oct. 15, Is looked ten miles, 2i,'ni. 30 l-5j. later. sub-commiitee consisting of Messrs. Hood, Waldrou Three mil^ prom-item-—William A. Rowe, Lynn have anything to say In regard to Outitig, tbe entire aud Grant were appointed to arrange preliminaries for Memphis. upon with consk!er;ib!e i.jt--ie^t among the merobera ecritcli. 1st, iu 8m. 21 1-5*.; Percy W. Stone, &t. Louis and sole control being vested in the editor. TotBVAViKT AT KANSAS CITY.—Held at the base the visit of a Canadim team on Thanksgiving. The There is likely to be a match between Connsmara of the New York Driving Clnb George Martin will 75>,ls. si«rt, 2J, by three length*; E. P. Bnrnhani I am, yours vciy truly, POVITSCY Bisltow. ball park in Kaiifas City, Mo., Sept. 26. Keturn: 100- usual routine business having been transacted the md Ferenzi. handle the &>rreitt> colt, and Jo'm iiurphy will take Ne-it .-.n. OOj-ds.. 3d; C P.Adams, Sprlngfiel.l. 125>ds. yds. inn—Won by Arthur Mitcbell, in llj^s; T. tir*l ties in tlie competition for the cup, were drawn. care of the son of Kentucky Prince, Gregory 2'!; 440jds. race—Won by G. P. MA*on, ia Chef.pn, the bookmaker, tas purchased a breeding 4ti.;',V"m. A. Kb "les, Boston, 50yi!s. 5th; F. F. Ives Wheel Notes. Tbe result was ss follows: 1, New York VP. We*t farm near Lexington. "There is no nation upon the face of the earth The Brooklyn Bicycle Club held a five-mile road 53s.; J. F. Bruton, 2.1. Standing broad jump—Pettifer, Si'Je, of New York; 2, Paterson vs. Trenton; 3, Ktarny which s the inhabitant-; of tho United States Mer .leu, fell oe ths first miU aud withdrew. Burn 12i't. 9J>iin. Running broad jump—Randolph, 17ft. There will be one or two new California raco stabiea lurn ro,!^ the first railj iu 2m. 43 1 5*., and two mile race on tho Boulevard, S.-pt. 25, O. K. Todd winning in Rangers vs. TiSany Ilovers; 4, Alma vj. (lark's 0. N. to come Kftat next season. their teuderuesa and con^ior^tian for horses. 22m. 5 3-On.; T. B. Uawkina2d and William Vail 3d. 7%in. Half mile run—Won by C. P. Mason, In 2:16. T. Pilgrims, of New York, drew a bye. It was re­ T'-ronghout the length acd breadth of the Union no m oni. 38 4-53. Running high jump—T. Randolph, 5fl. 5in. A broad­ Eli Ager was one of the officials of the Luzern Ou-i milii, cor.so! ition, amateur—H. S. Kavananz'n Some time this fall Bowe will attempt, on the Lynn solved that the tie be played off on or before- the last such tuuig as a blinker or a beariLK-u-m is ever seen, sword monn'ed combnt between Inincan C. Ross and Saturday in October. county races at Wyoming, 1'a. fxcept it be in th^ equipage of sonio fojlwh and fash­ Coh us. 1-t, i»2iu. 52 2 5.<; G. M. Worden, l.ynn, 'il track, lo lower all the record) from tho quarter to Scrg. Walek resulted in a victory for Bos«. The wiurur led fr"m Ihe send-off. twenty udks, and endtavor to make a reccrd for tbe Peter V. Jobnstcn has given up hi* position a ionable New York lady, who blindly imitates her hour. ^ An athletic meeting wai held Sept. 23 ou H. S. COB- trainer at the Indian Hiil *tock farm, Ky. barghty M.-jter upon this side of Ihe Atlantic even in don's ground*, near Perryville, Md. Upwards ot 1,000 Chess Notes. The Latoni* Jockey Club for the firet time lince It th- stylV of her carriage aod haraeaa." — London Daily IS FAIKMO^NT PAIIK. John 6. Hitchcock, of Omaha, Neb., the well-known spectators wore present. A large number of athletes The Franklin Chess Club, of this city, last week cyctiat, wft4 recently picked np in the streets of Min­ organization bas difliK-nstd with hurdle racing. Teleijra'ph. were in attendance, among them being M. W. Ford, of moved into commodious new quarters at No. 1319 The horses of W. 8. Birnei 4 Co. will be sold in th the TTheelmon Must and Mnst No neapolis fn a dazed condition, and is BOW confined iu New Y»rk. Ford won the lunning race, a d^sh of Ace- rdiug to tho Providence Star there were loud an intane asylum. Walnut etreet. West this fall to close out a partnership concern. complaints by the local horsemen over tho firm belief Do in the Peoples' Domain. ab»ut eighty yards, in 9s.; Mack llermott, of the Fifih A match has been arranged between the Irish and Percy Furnivall, the English amatenr champion, Regiment, Baltimore, 2d. In che high jumping Ford Pool-selling was brisk at the Kentucky Trotting that they were trotting against "lingers" !• tho Nar- Scottish chess associations. There will be about Horse Breeders' meeting at Lexington last week. r.iKan^ett Park races. The clum i* mado that in the Captain CLastCLasteaa, of tho Fnirmount Par! won a hve-mile scratch rsco at Lillie Bridge, £ng., jump 5Tt. Sill, and Mack Dernlott 5ft. 4in. The soft forty-seven players on each side. j^uuanl, ha? fariji the rules made by th Sept. 11, for the fifty-guineas Kildare Cup, held by coniiti«n of ths eround handicapped the men. W. L. The trcttiiig mare M.ibel A., 2:23;^,by Attorney.was 2:37 class the marc Mattie B. h certainly a "ringor" W. F. Ball. He was two le.ngthf) ahead ol K. May* at There is a movement on foot to organize a Rho.j. lately purchased by P.. Schiitl*, of St. Paul, Miun. and has a record in the toena. H ia believed that she P;i i for the guidance, not only o Co»don tkrew the 161b. hammer 98ft. llin. M. W. I'lsn.t State Chess Association, upon a plan similar to the finish, who was a length ahead of Fenlon. F.rt put the n». shot 35ft. 4%in. W. L. Condon It was Kentucky against California in the 2:20 class is the celebrated muro Catohfly, au>l wbon an investi­ bi.j-'i-ta wh'j wuh to avail themselves of thi Speedily aUo ran. Time, 10m. 3 2-5s. that which has proved so successful in New York, at Lexiugton, with Blue Grass Patron in tho ascend­ gation wan to havo been DKidi! sbe wai spirited away. threw Ike KTb. weight 24ft. lin. Sparring, horizontal New Jersey, Pennsylvania and other States. "Kitty's Ba'^v" was al&o entered tu trot, but her owner roa !~ in the park, but also by those wh> drtvi The Camdon, N. J., wheelmen are making big and parallel bar and other gymnastic exercises fol­ An extraordinary impetus bas been given to chesa ancy. fi-r Ei-nie uLikn^vfn reason took her quietly out of the hoT-i-ea. Local itheelmen should study tbesi preparatioiw for their opening race meet over the new lowed. Mr.. Schwartz,, It is said,, proposes to clean the roads quartor-mile track at Stoikton Park, Eighteenth end In Havana by the fxialing there as consul of Seo'T city. ruks carefully. Familiarity anl complirvnc How GEORGE COLLAPSED.—It seems that George col­ Don A. C. Vazquez, the Mexican chimpicn. He has iu Chicago this winter »Ha Oliver K. and Charlie therewith rany and will enable them to avoii Fe'lerjl streets, on Saturday, Oct. 18. The programme lapsed in hia four-mile race with Cummings, directly llogan to the pole. At the recent California State Fair, Joe Danlela wan is made np of thirteen contests from ft quarter-mile to already contested four mutches with Senor Don Celsc awarded tho firat prize for thoroughbred atalltom of 4 Er ,• . .- ....I-,. the Scotchman set up the pace in the fourth mile. Ho Golmayo, tho Cuban champion, winning one to a loss Adeie Gould, tbe trotting mare, hn» been brc'I to thr.:o miles, the winners to receive valuable prizes. was clearly out of condition, and cannot well win the Bayonne Prince. It is wUm- yt«.rj» and over; C. S. Criitswlen's Ju»o the sweet)- ''ion to bicycles pushed by th of three.. ~'The detail of games, however, does not pr<;- stakes pti/e, as well as tho ficdt pri7:3 for tbe best trot­ Entries close on:the| lllh in«. In case of rain the third and deciding race of the series at tea mile* Oct. pletely broken down. (. ••''tvl-n'T and Police: meet will be postponed until the following Saturday. ser.t so f...... great ailisparitj—drawn, . 2;. Sr. V,, 15; Juilge ting s'ttllion of 4 years and ovc; on cxhibilion, onfl • That all bicycl 2, in Birmingham. The rumor of a fake has no foun G., 18. With Senor Carvajal, the matches stand two John Forbe^, a w*ll-kr.o*n horsf-man of Woodstock, RACI.M5 IN NF.W JEUSKV.—Tho Millviilo, N. J., Bi­ datUn. George bet a large amount on himself and , the fame gentleman g.>t first prize for thu best doublo H unt volume nn to be to one in the brilliant Mexican's favor, the games Ontario, t Shc^psbead Bay raco track on Tues­ team ufioadatcrc. In live stock, other tuan horses; I a all bicycles shal cycle Clnb held a connty meet Sept. 25, about 1,000 lost it all. The first quarter was ran iu 1:142-5, the being strictly equal—drawn, 2; each played 10. A fifth day, 'JHth of So persons attending. Re&ult:—One inilo novice—George first mile In 5:00"^, two miles in 10:122-5, three mile} lion. LolaoU Sfanf.'rd v;is siwarded tho gold medal in t .t m i'."i'u' i-hicics, etc. 3J: Tha match with Judge Golmayo has opem d one to one. The fair at Oxford. Pa., 1 wt wefr'-r, w*<) ft liig suoce^. the firftt (iuparrment. Ow fair was » grtat sticcesa, Kobinson won in 3m. 2s.; Lew Brandiff 2d, 3m. 5X". in 15:11, and tho four miles in 20:122-5. George Swit'.-h »nd BiUie A. won th* important troU and ! not be ran at a rate greater than etvt One, and one-qnurter mile dash—Norton Lndlow won tt'ipt'e-1 at three and a half miles and Cunimings ran Tho third meeting of the prcmo era of the Inter­ rti.tj it is expt cted that the de-'>t »f the nswoiation will t. in 4m. 3^s.; S. Culver 2d. Half-mile, with bat one t" ' ' r aloue in 07s. Cnmmiugs said after national chess tourney WM h. Id ?cpt 25 in the new Sagwa ihe jaun^ race. bw rtducod SlO.OGi). Irs be h(;use of tho New York Chess Club, 158 Sec.'nl avenue The running aicttiiu at the half-milt1 truck In ibis pclnl—Lew BiandifTwon In lui. 51>ft.; George Porch i bent him George must have beaten New York. Representatives \vr-re present from New 3d, 1m. Ma. Five-mile race, county (biiinpicLJliip r- 'i l''ng v-ty. city is J wearily akmg. There is alrolutt-iy no ERIE OiCU.va Ci.t'H K.vrK:-..—field at Eiio, Pa. York, Brooklyn, Metropolitan, Jetfer-ioniat. and oth*. 21. Results: Ons ir.ili:—Port Ptifiord, Erin, . Thrco-mtlorHC*.—Ilowell and Porch retired . 'iTinmil picnic and Burt Thompson, the j-ckey who was thrown from I won in 3:r,l; Fri-nX Carr, Eric, »•!. H,\lf mile—B. S, .-lit. of the country. In the nbsenco of Presi li.nt Poje his borso at the Windr-stcr. 0-, races, died fioin tho '. m and after this near the finish, leaving Pearson t!> ;. i>. All the events Mr Steinitz occupied the chair. Jlr. Loy.l, ptesidm Blovers, W.*.S.jW, K. Y.,W(.-II in 1:-W; Wlllbm W. It apixnre alter al] that Will '• v.eie luuui,:aia. Uuiu:u.,: luij ynils—Won in tho iiyuri*. a few days aftt'nvanl. If.'fie, Krir-, 2il. Two milei—E. S. Blawofs, Wr-etfield. iu,-.l.all p«« ftbreasto tf the New York Club, Mr. Schui.crt and Mr. Elli- An altem;.t h»a l«en nmd > to t'uin T.eonains, tint, ton, was not «o i.li-.tic fts tl. final heat l-v J. J. C.illcapie, Wust Si.le A. C. (scratch); wortli were appointed as a committee on jngrammf N. A'., von in 7m. IT;'lf uiili-. K'.i'c-ty—K. Fairl«(irn, .|,rr>M-ing lo^sover hand) wonM le.id one to believe, fj. . ing time, 10%« "; C. H. Matthew, Spartan Harriers (lyd.) tj report at the uext meeting on Oct. U. This «i| his leg has filled every lime lie lit>» bee." Rail >pi-d. Krie, wou in 2:00; D. S. Cr.'-ufcr), Erie, 2d. Club of the Cabin John Bridge at a ili/./.j altitude, «ud tho 2d. Oo«» mile walk.—Won by scratchinan J. J. Mc- be the first inteinational congress ever hold in thi. He will bo pern.une-ntly r< tired. challenge bmlfc", OHO mil.-—Wen by Williani W. sinners the follow litter part of tho journey 011 the big wheel alone, Iml, Permott, of the Olympic A. C.; time, 6.B. Ma.; H. country. Heretofore these tourneys have been bel( Lo'tie P. the wi.-ilkii.iwn Western pacer, with a Piecce, aged !0, of Erio, iu 3:31. .,-., i.v C.ipUIn Chasteat SIT, there was a ropo lied around the body of the l>ai,K<. I n.ii.n.. A C.. (25 seconds'stur!),2d.,. 220 yardl in London, where an international contest can bo ha* ruconlo at n .'ombinari'in sensib!.; cycler, tho other end of which was held by Schwc'ger, Amei Scan A. C. (3yd». by imr-ly crossing the channel. The prizes will ag Peoria, III., en *'t)t. K, f.r ?WU. The New England Assncwtioo of Pol.) Clubs m«t Ia .1 to have a burning lam friends, r.nd another line »ss attached to the machine start'!; i McCarthy, Scottish American gregate at lea«« $>),000, with |i,OUO for the first prize Harry Wltkm. Ollvr K . Ari»», Phylli-i, Hello Y., Boston Sopt.. E7. Tbe following <-fli-'»rj. tor tho e»ju- and w&s Bccured In lika manner. Will is one of the ., :. Boys rare, 200 yards— Won by andCharli.i II'' ! for the free-for-all »CTB 'slcctod: I'rwiiiMit, Krcnk 0. Bancroft, .t New York City (2yds. »t«rt); time, rsto nr* the ilrlv cleverest trick riders in tbe country, and is w«ll suj)- ClllS! »t St. I. ' ef K IkJIcr'l; rice pro.i!Ucbt, Fran'; A. lappc-D, of plied with the average brain power, which has not y.;t ..oil. Brooklyn (lyds. start). 2d. One At a meeting of the Pettvboro, Ont., Gun Club his ;nil chililren ridiu .....i, 11 .. fallowing officers weio elected: Prcsidonl V. S. Hi.riib-' HhlpjUnclw County , i.. allowed to use th succumbed to ossification — tales to the contrary not­ this Slut", h.i.l 11 va' ', nmr«_ kicked to of New lifilfi ivc: -1 withstanding. "I knew him well, Horatio," and he "H. H. l i Judge Weller; first vii:e president, B 5m. 4-J- nd vice president, U. Calcutt; secretary death in a ii.'M our. 1 ' ^cpt. 25. llerM.l; W. A.I' i '•; to lidt; the several heav was not a fellow of such influite jest — not such a til-.' •!•-"•: fll. T*-.- ircimim, U. W. Kent. :n»:niit and uusli the ma crank — as he rides a Star, and not a falling one either. 220 jai. 0. THIS SPOTiTIJSTG- T.TFTC.

was shown at New Tork ;iu-l nl .nil 1 have be«u first in the class. BILLIARDS. AQUATIC. up n.. KENNEL^ Aii think- 8LOS8ON'8 . ,\ ut a few DOGS AND THEIR OWNERS. ft *5,OOO. . lie K'iftb Ajuuual Kvgattik ou tlie Potumac ,:t have come <*onipeted in tt« flr*t annual swlm- Th* Nation's Great Export* as I>r<-i>y I>iick» i;d not accept an>- • !ii.- riiivereity of P.-ni^yU-JiiiiA S,--pt. The American Kennel Club, I need hardly For Gambler* and Book- make w.1 un>l«r tbe moot r jw uu tii« I'Uarues. I'p ' remiod the readers of this column, is still linger­ : Slosson'd challenge to piny Scbaefer i";--hion .•h the air n»s last u •h had paid no atuntioa wh; ing. Another operation is now proposed to be L-aroma tor $5,000 a aid* on* emt«»t, or **?, "»()0 •ercft by a to me -'uauonge. . _ ^ .— - _ , performed, with tbe view of infusing new life . however, surface. J. W • into it. The secretary HAS issued the following a ANOTHJeiK OKKAT REO.4.TTA. Him.; fc. J. fielh^ ...... _ ... oil V ni |.v«.'. uic Mt;:«r. lrd^'lh-'It "i'le ,tw;iy William Boyer fjiirth in ^^ut. Air. would play but one gauio for s,»,ijt»0 a elie. \» ra.. < we're a wile and » halt straight »w»y. An Event on Still Water to Gin American Whitttker was judge at tho fluiah. fair, and worth reproducing verbatim, and ex­ -1 ring, commonly called the trotting K.-lu-n; Scalier* a Chane*. p. -...... t 11...... 1. actly as sent out: fain. little less unfortunate or, we thouM say ^;itis- England is to have still another great regatta OFTICK or THE AMERICAN KBNNKL Ci.rs,) factory, than having no game at all between BBRCKN POINT, N. J., Sept. 26, 18$6./ Mr. liner, nf thl« dty, ta to juilge at Dtnbury «how theae great experts. At the present time, or, M through the enterprise of an American gentle­ tliis week "•••'" -•••'••• •• n in thia part of the man— Mr. J. H. Oraig, of New York. Thi« . - MB. A. P. VEIDENBI RGB, Secretary A. K. C.— Sear we are called on to oinment r •' ' ' " ^e !d of Mi-'h a feat Sir:— I beg to submit the following resolutions, and country nil his claims, purely of Slo8*on'«, it is next to iau ir d. affair will take place at tbe Welch Harp Lake of 99 yards on request that a vote may b* taken at your earliest op­ out of ft i 4 ar* annonaced. •1: at Hendon, and has b««n . ! by Mr. . although a high portunity: readers anything like a hi- i i'.e ou by Culuuibu. Craig in order to give the A; rt over . ry wun uy nearly *'ira/—R?«olT« judges will probably b* the «»uit aa last ytar. we do not know whether there is to be one or ay, marked oit' by the purpose of revising, altering and amending the two games. Po far ;\s we have been able to as­ '-, 8; A. J. such as they are used to, as against their recent constitution, by-laws, uiii rules and regulations of the -*, of Eliza- ya. certain, Schaefer dec-lines to play Slosson uoloaa defeats on the Thames. The JeUiU of the club, o/ Slug Sing, N. T., held A K. C., and to submit the «aoae to each delegate for , , . ,.-. -, J.WiUou, his vot«. the latter plays him but one game and that to Tiau, affdir are given by Mr. Craig himwrlt to » corre­ t, -the club course, which ua by Itw spondent aa follows: » .»d. The first event was &<»nd—Resolvtd, Tbat an assessment of ten (10) THE RING. be played in St. Louis for $5,000 a side. THE '•-- ' a - ji, for wliich there were dollar* be levied on each member of the A. K. C. for It ia f(»tunate for tho world at large thafr •igtii cnUiwi. U w-s won by J. Herbert Carpenter in tbe purpote of defraying current ex pen***. Schaefer does not claim the entire imiver>e. If "My proposal is to op, roc profrlaicnul [Signed] CIIAS. J. PKOHALL, N. J. K. C. the Tniiet*. The second r.tce was for the commo- ANOTHER HIPPODROME. he did he wouM no doubt have to get it. Having sculler* f T" fi ;-asll pri^- .livkied a« fol- dore'rt trophies, competed' for by the game camnsa, The secretary begs that the delegate:* will forward i I !>n/.ir; JE4D, third Th« first was taken bv Tuneta, the second by R. Bran- him their vote* oo ttje above resolutions promptly. John I>. Sullivan to Fight With Paddy in dictated his own terms f>r to many years past, ' h prize, aud a COBSO- dr-*th in the Nanielea-j, and th« third hy the Gypm«, Vtry truly yours, *JTrisco. and being master of the situation, why should rr (Vhimblw, For U'.n-\vinuer* in [SUn*d] A. P. Tunica Bi-RQH, Secretary. • • • KOU- H. M. Carpenter owner. In ihe peddling race, class After considerable cheap talk tnd much dis­ he not bs so BUW? It must, on the other hand, Hie abiive , , riretand £10 for tho 4, for flingJe»f, William M. Carpenter won the pennant. Fiwt resolution—(Vote) —— second. I ! i co Ike prize iuud. Second re-oltttion—(Vite) —— appointment over failures to bring John L. be remembered that Sloaaon'a ehaJler*ge to play Iu tho ttiudem rice the prize was awarded to the for $5,000 is so wiUl nnd visionary that we can­ Kvery (K-<-'<* n t stmft Tcemtr au't William Ric!>,trdd was rowed at McKeea- I never knew to begin with that Mr. Peshall'a manager of the Boston pugilist, that an agree­ i'L- - rt, IV, Sttpt. 25. There was « suspicion of crooked- address was at th*office of the American Kennel ment had been signed whereby the champion and It id trite that Schaelcr has earned for him­ •>iw & defeated by tbe .•*< and th« refer«e, 3Hr. V»>lk, reserved his deii-tioo self a sort of "Will-0'.the wirp" reputation for til M-ndity. It i§ alleged that t was fixed that Clnb, but the circular reads that way. That is tbe ex-champion will have a battle with gluves. hypercritical maybe, so let it jjo. A$ to the reso­ Sheedy arrived in Chicago on Sept. 23 with a challenging men to play him tor sums of money t'iea: PotcTmaca— L. A. wtil 43 auy comttii*ai«>a fi'uiu tU«) railway aud ouiuibud i ' win, and Ltavy betting to ilie amount : ye. Whin Richards, however, began lution?, if they are purely Mr. Peshall's, then document signed by Sullivan, agreeing to enter all the way from five to ten thousand dollars a . S; J. T. Sprout, % <-' comi'auies.' : side, and it looks as if S!osson was determined -•(*U8 — H. C. McKenney, t" .. contrary to agreement, and refused they are sent out in good faith. If they havo the ring with Ryan for a boxing match, the aliwkt, S. ii.l'wiu.v, James Durant, ^; J. L. Aziell, MASV fOMPBTITOBS. to iiil..\\- 'I'.-tiner to take th« lead, a howl of despair been suggested to him, and it looks to me as if meeting to take place, in San Francisco within not to be out ''Will-o'-the- wisped*' in this matter. Subsequently the following made good their went up, anil ihe echoes arc still resounding ab>ng ihe how. Cohimbias— J. S. /.iegler, s'uke; W. D. Kudy, they had, then you can depend upon it there is two months. Oa Sept. 26" Ryaa attached his Hence the utter impossibility of writing on » H: K. !• W; . -. i. \V. A. Smicb;bow. Won by fu- entries: Wallace Row, of New Brunswick; hillsides. When Kefcieti Yolk positively re'used to subject whieh seems as wild and visionary to us decide on Saturday evening until he had learned all a nigger in the fence. I fancy I know the signature to tho paper, and the prospect look* Si.is, 9:44'^4'. John Teemer, of Boston; G. Leo, of New York; «s it must in reality appear to Slosson and v Kcarney ind H. C. Hoordzy, C. Nelson, of Sydney, New ?outh Wales, D. tbe fact£, another howl rent the air. On Monday game that is meant to be worked, provided, as I good for a meeting. At th» conclusion of the it.i-lea Hiker Plate Prim­ Yolk decided iu favjr of Ktchardd, and tbe howl has say, that Mr. Peshali is simply obliging some tight on the Pacific coast the two pugilists are to Schaefer. If there must be "Wood," however, es re rile con- Uodwin, of Batt*r*«a; G. Bubear, of Putney; W. been changed to a cry of revenge. as Rudolph would put it, to the extent of East, Jr., of Putney: W. Pearce, of Hamiicr- one by putting his name to the proposed reso­ return Fast together? giving sparring exhibition.* , t ,ker lid, 9:44. THE BEACH- Boss RACE —Details of this race on the lutions. Apart from that, however, did anyone stopping at the principal cities in the West, in­ $5,000 in good fuith why not have two contests, A-..,...... _..„ -Q.Hackall, Tt-auios, Ku^iand, 8?pt. 25, show that Bi-och merely suiith; A. Hainvn, of St. Louis; J. Tan Kyck, of ever hear of resolutions being offered for a vote cluding Salt Lake and Denver. each being fur $2,600 a sHe? Sirhaefer must lj Jc. simii.oas, a; A. 1>. Kerr, 3; F. I). Lowis, 4; Toronto; H. Follttt, of Richmond, and U. Per- (rlajred with It**». Beach won the toad for position, know by this time, for he is most assuredly no C. G. SI an, 5; K. H. Wadn, C; J. C. Kuiulrup, 7; kins, of Rotheihithe. Messrs. J. Hsstie, of the ;ind t(>ok the Surrey &iJe of the river. When the sig- without being seconded? Mail voting is simply If by some mysterious dispensation of Provi­ !. V Nut--, sir. ke; cuxswain, W. A. Smith. Putonuin r.al waj given Koss w*i the first away, but he ".ed for meant as an a$e*i-tancc to expedite business, dence Sullivan and Ryan could be induced to novice in the business, inasmuch as that Mi — C. G. Warreu, 1; L. A. ffcher, 2; II. W. Elmore, Thames Rowing Olub, and R. H. Labat, London only the fi:st six etrukes, «hun Beach parsed him and bread and butter depends on the calling, that Rowing Club, were appointed umpires, and and not to set aside the recognized rules of all meet in some secluded spot and pamuiel the life 3; K 3. Bobiluon, i; A. B. Jieynoidt, 5; J. 3. steadily inct eased his lead until lit* wa« two lengths bodies whieh requires a seconder to every mo­ out of each other, the world would bethegainer. two contests would create much anore excite­ !••• - •'• F. L. Ourawell, 7; S. A. Krarnej, stroke; Harry Kellcy, manager. The regatta will take ahead. At AValden'd Kogs»puitcd,aud when Hammer- ment and interest in the business than one. . J. H. I> >>le. Won by PLtomaca. Time, place on Oct. 9, and 11. &niith Bridge wts reached he drew up on Bench. Sev­ tion. Of course no one can expect the A. K. C. The hippodi1)- which the Boston slug­ .lilttlWa» iJ, 8:07'^. eral bjT£e.j ftvt IQ Bench a watvr and he wad compelled to do anything right, aai it is therefor no ger is cum in na: •» a ufpzracu to the sport­ It is equally clear that a* Slosson lives in to cn«w Rosa' bow, but he avoided f -uling. Tl»e Aus­ wonder that this blunder is made. ing m«n for \v , t Ut» furnishes his brnta! Chicago and Schaefer in St. Louis that each citj 1^ ji \T* "!. the r. ^ratta were: — t'cij>ire, II. train's \Vortiilfs-i Check. tralian so'»n shot ahead again, and thtre were two exhibition*, aa wt-Jl 43 t» itte decent people who*« in­ is entitled to a game. While it is no less clear K. lin. vi-ii .< !.ivi-.i!l Navy, Philadelphia, Since the above was cabled the fact has de­ Uatgths of open water between himself and bis oppo­ * * * telligence he insults1. He simply play* with them that iu the event of but one game being played aa any twi tidier would piny with a rn*tic whose ca- 1'a.: jui.ljje i'ii tug, Ii>nii9, Harry Lanjworthj; veloped that Mr. Craig's cheek for 1300 is worth­ nent wtwn the Djve« wai* reached. 11^ iocr«««ed hu As to the resolutions themselves we are con­ that tbe players should toss for the choice of lead to the eud. The racr* was a proce*ii u Ihroiigh- i*city f-.r LeiDghtioiUogKKl he b-td accurately gauged. Potomae?. .lames AV. Walsb; Columbian, C. A. less and had to be made good by Mr. Allison, fronted ia the first by the game o'd one-man city. This, so far as we can le»rn, Sehaefer de­ Bradburv; Aleyunea, J. W.i^breve; FairmounUf out. The race wai rowed cvtr the! cl:ampi]|n$i>ip It now seems likely that Stiliirau and Ryan wilt editor of the .>/*><•'«!«(!«. The latter will there­ course from I'utney to M on lake. aVach's time was power. My opinion is that Mr. Elliott Smith, meet in Sau Franci-ro, and after tbo usual farce, clines to do, although we do iK-t bt-lieve it, fo:1 it B so B. McCoskea: Plata Printers' Rowing Associa­ fore himself provide the stipulated prizes and 23m. 5s. not being a regularly appointed delegate from ending with tl.e iiit*>rf?icnce of the police, they are obviously unjust as to hoM Schaef-.-r up to public con­ tion, \V. f. McKeDBey: Anilostans, R. E. Palro; take charge of the gate money, twenty per cent, any club, has no right on any committee. Oa to travel through the West in company, giving ex­ tempt, while it is entirely at variance with hia j^ist t: :. . Frank M. Lewis »nd Robert Le- of whieh he will pay over to the fund for the the same ground I should have taken exception hibitions. Their pn gramme is baldly auuuu-.ced, recur/.; which proves ihtt whatever else he may be, aa aud n>> tlor.bt the ^porting men and ibeir imitators a sponsHittu he ia u >t nfrdi'l to meet any exj,.yft «u •> ij .r £nish, lona?, James A. Carrigan: relief of the sufferers by tbe Charleston earth­ to the appointment of the secretary on the stud will flo;k t> (he eihil'itions and pour their money fair battle-field in *uy i>art of iho Country. 1' ...... '>. F. Roberts; Aleronee, A. B. quake. Craig's real name is riefl by winning another ouly for the pr »bity of the players, but Iho good or bil­ Association. Joseph C. G«8«oign«; PaJrmounts, Smith's ease is different, however, not only in the miny reamrkable things cf tb*1 age not the least is a crank, but the general opinion is that he is gaiae on Sept. 27 and 28 iu the match against all New amusing ia the b«UlQe?« with which Sullivan and his liards generally, tbat ttie^e meu should enga^« ia C>>B- George Mitehell. something worse. York. Tne Americans i-u ihe 27th made 14.J runs. tny opinion is he incompetent to be on a com­ managers ihn* swindle their admirers by the arrange­ t*8t» f. r so large a snm of moiiey. It u wtll-kuo\vn Ihe Knglwbnseii made 21, wheu the g ime was called mittee of this kind by reason of his not being a ment of mock pugilistic matches foil jwed by public ia tho first place tbat nei.her slo^soo nor Scliaeftr caa NEW YOfcK'S AMATEUB«. Ripples. for the day. Ou t!i*> 28th they resitme-i their inning, club delegate ar.d hia jxjwers h?ing that of a presiding exhibitions. claimant) so much money nnUs-; they are backttl by bu' were ail retired fjr 75 runs. The Americans then officer simply, but I havo no confluence it) him. His book-makers. Why, it i-* a wcll-koown fact that S'oe- Keyes, '87, has been elected captain of th« Harvard went in again, but iu their second effort were only Regattas of the New York A. C. and Nau­ crew. connection wirli the A. K. C. has impaiied his re;uta- NO RESULT. eon's lacher in thia challenge ia a l tK>k-maker, aod able to make il runs This left the Kug'i hmeu lluto tion, and 1 fur one cannot support him fur any office ik'haefer'i only hope of btiug bached for to large a tilus Boat Clubs. At Bearer F..I18, Pa., Sept. 25, J»a. Howard beat ciakn to win. This was easily aceutuplUhed with the or vote thut he shall have tbe appointing of aiiy com­ Warren and Danforth Make a Drawn Bat­ sum of money is through the instrunieatality of hU On Saturday, Sept. 25, two amateur regattas Hany I iebengood in a mile (kit) race for $25 a >ide; loss of only cue wickat. mittees. If committees arc to voice something mure purtoer in bueines*, wbo is a l»>ok-uiaker on n colossal were held in Now York waters. Th»t of the time, 8m. In the crtcket match between Lord Londesborough's than the personal filings and opinion* of the presi­ tle at Minneapolis. or gignntic sort of scato. We do out with to insinuate kNew York A. 0. took place off the club boat The Buffalo, N. r., Yacht Club sailed a race Sept. 25, eltveu and ihe Australians, tha former registered the dent let them be elected, acd not af>fointed. Tho MIHMEAPQLIS, Oct. 1.—About 2,000 people wit­ that buok-makera have iu) rigbt to follow their calling. "house on the Harlem River. The course was requiting as follows: Alarm 1st, Turk 2d, OurUw M highest total ever made agaiust an Australian team, rulings of (ha president at the late meeting wt-re suffi­ nessed the ten-round fight between Tommy War­ The law has very evidently made tbat the regulation mile, from Maeouib'a Dam bridge and Vtr.i4th. and the mitch was a unique oue, in tbat every Aaa cient evidence, if nothing had gone befoie, tint he ia ren and Tommy Danf-jrth for the feather-weight ctiling not only lawful in the \V>it, hut Tbe executive committee of the National Association OD the English team scored double figures, as follow-: not abore prejudice and allowing his personal feelings championship of the United States last night. to a very great extent so in various parts of this to Grate'? lumberyard deck. Return: of Amateur (taraaien will meet at ihe GiUey Uutne, N. —W. G. Grace 92, Scuttoa 71, Bdtes c-3, Barues 45, to dicta*e his decision?. countrj. What we protest a^aiust id the introduction Pair oared gig race— -Contested by the NewBeehelle Y., Oct. 9, at eight p. ». Barlow ID, Ulyett 4$, C. D. Thornton 22, Fh-wers 82, The light was a rattling one from start to end, of theee bo^k-oiakiuK contests in tha billutrJ world, K. t'. and the New lork A. C. giga. New BuehelU * • * Matthews, a promiaiu ; yooag aenMer, weighing only Urig^s 21, E. >\ S. Tylec.te, 31, W. E. W. Colling 56, Whether it was his d'sire to pose in a judicial ca­ and at the close Patsy Cardiff, the referee, could which ia not mutch-playing at billurda ID any seose ot wori io 7m. i*. not out. not decide which had the best of it. He declared the the word, but gambling in i'- worst and most iniqui­ Sinele scull handicap — Three starter;— F. 0. Mc- 8 stout, easily defeated Gu-coj ue over tl» faratuatta pacity and, tench-like, to deliver hi? written opinion, course in Australia recently. Many players are of tbe opinion tbat the time has light a draw. The men were loth anxious to go oo, tous form, so far as the g*tme of billiards is concerned, D' U.I. V: t r F. Pelir, anci W. C. Brand. Mc-Doogiil I do not knou; but his flying ia tbe face of tbe posi­ aod the sooner Slo&on and Schaefer make this dis­ The match mark- b-jtweea llaclau an>l G :ulaur ia to arrived fjr the formation of a New Kngland, or at tive evidence of the coiiirmltert members, backed by but th» police would not allow it Wa-reii fought in hast a M.**eachu*ett8 cricket league, the principal ob­ his uaudl open style, while Danfurth rushed matter* in covery the better will it be not ouly fur themselves, be for ?2,.!>'J'i a *iJe aittl will b* ro\*e--l uext -spriug'on a the mi antes theaKK-lrev, would imply something of nearly every round. Warren got firet blood firm Dan- but the bill urd business a£ Urge. SIUO.N WASP. -st and stillvrater c-.iTrse cf ihree or fou;- miles. ject of which bhall ba the enforcement of a strict rule tint si rt. And such *n cpiaion! Fvretf anforth rushed Warren all over tho Caroms. itha. tare twtut\-liv.-J.j|J*r3, at Albany, N. In a cricket mat :h p'ayed at Sr. Albans on Sept. 11, of nonsensical r'entf-iices CAII find it thete. THE SJ*ORT- *t*t|re t> get in one heavy blow on Warren's stomaoh. -TViivrtn crewj jf ul.ich N. V., r . : water was rough, aiul 3IcCoriaick between teams of twelve a side of that cily and of INO LIFE s^ace is t »o vaiutbl-. The concluding ^n- Maurice Vignaux is at ^p». teuco w rich: *'B;it for the purpose of establishing a lie bad the best of the round all the way through. A. C. Ansou favored i» with a vir-a i^. ««ck. woii b> a itii^th uud a h^lt'. LoiiJun, Mr. II ;i. bawling f^r tbe huuu Both men were pretty well blown in tbe tenth and last. Tbe time has expired w ithin which tlie TAC^'fwg -»-»••**•club, took-"*-*— the - -^*.w».^.,\icktUof , bis «'pi.uuenU. ! recpdent f r tbe future, I vute that the digqualifica- Warren tried to kbo~k his mau out, but tbe tiwk was Green's loom was recently furnished with a new N'ew j|B,j.:.:...... o -.. ' "•oenTBe SUfiflower~«iid tk« * ..«rir.- , , ..v| to Mr. ion of H. M. Perry thall not be removed." too great for him. The close was hammer and tongs carpet. Kow- Ga! > n pi«e«, aed botb yachti will i . ."cket at Ciaphirn, En slid when time waa called the men bad to he pulled DonaM Mcltooald, of Wllliamsport, Pa,, waa i^ R. C. now • rs. N^ , from the field his BiiHt- apart by their seconds. The decision of the refeiets town last week. . - .... ,,»t his A' ' ' " " ,it (j\- 1 1 •< " . fi mt- L;-.' ir nn-.i i.fL-ke his arm in two places. eueraliy thought to be correct. The pool ro"iu on Ninth street, above Chestnut, hM Fali n-d A crtcket mutch w»s plajed at South HiyHn,', Eng., a banner out—**To Rent." 'dip—This coateet Wonder what role Dan Strauss iutenua placing dur- ...... L. Kgertr.n w cox- th-n ver on 6ept. 10 botwet-n fiftcL-u lidies and eleven gentle­ a mile r .;ir-<-. ' men restrhl'.d to the use of the lefe hand. Tbe men the < • a), just to ir.g Vign:iiix'a tour to this counlr;. ? Kilg«r k'reercan'x crew, fi-ee- won by five tuos. y » hall a lengtli in 5->i., after a The sL«jtch ,vi .; linst Ihe what .1. What fanh Majtl wet, will L« . ^ , ^.m, wlio The man ied members of the Manmee Valley Clnb, can ;i . -;'s fmIts have irookljit OQ lat>t built the M j /rie, iuU ?i;l t>e oU*.U.j««r auJ b«amer at Tolvik), Sept.24,defeaieol table. Two Massachusetts > M m Th« race for £iw a si'ls between Lirgan and the Club defejttd (be Wtst Sid*» Club by 32-46 to 12-^2. So far I had wri'tan without reference to the consti­ Joo Klliugswurth has coue into training fur hi;, was held at the elub'a boat house, foot ef &ixty- Ait-lraban cartiiiiMi Nielsen t Kjfc plue ^n th^ Thames At Dttr^it, Sept. 23, iha Petiiu.'tTlUr Cricket t'lab d UcCann, are to do it iu varit-ty the.itre-. tution of ilie club, wtich was mislaid, but fur her coming D'gi-t with Jack Fogarty. The batllo will ho The anniversary meeting of tho N*tio^ui BiTiird fiftB street, Bay Kidge. »Seven erents were on Si pt. 17, the course b*ing frum I utaey to SlyrtLike. Wat the Windsor Crkktt Club by 72-77 to 40-52. eearch brought ths missing book tj li^bf. au.l I find with imrd gloves tn a finish, English prize riug rules. The race was won by Niefaen, whu finished alooe. Association will tike place at fie St. G^or^f .{lotel this tbe programme, but three of them were post­ At Newark, K. J., Sept. 29, the Trenton Club beat that it id pro4'id&4 tbat a member can submit any The stake of 31,000 has been posted, it ia said, and, in r. M. The uttcudanca it expected ta be the largest of poned on account of darkness. Results: At New London, Conn., Se-jt. 27, the rnco in While- the Newarks by 69 to 55. question to the- committee without a seconder. It is addiiiun, ihe memlx-rs of a well-ku^wa club will sub­ li»li boats t. r ^200 a side between thi-a »Dd West, wrt-ng, however, coneiderin^ how easy it is to get a scribe a purse of $1,(J(>0, the winner to take all. any meeting held for years pa^t. Sici:!e fig Met — Tliera were fuur contes'auii — of £Iarift>rt), ar.d tho Boardnjao brotheis, of New It ia anoonnced that L. L. Magna-*, formerly of Pi. Ceoig. Krfili, Kred Ol.-eo, A. Petenn and A. Uiil sec- nd«?r if Ihe proposition is worth anything. With Mr. Patrick Sheedy avers that hi* drrile and Loodou, wag wou by the latter bv a di( St. Lotii*, to inatcb Wa'iiiiii McGreery retun-. 1 lie fiftt heat waa won t.y Kre**lh in 5m. ~>G-<., clear Hii-l explicit. Neither that oilieer n->r the secre­ through the country as a t lugger, but us a gentleman." The -oiig-tilketl-of race—30 miles—between Uenry tary cau a<-t ou any committee. Tut) following copy Still, it in in the forfni-r capacity that Mr, Sullivan ex- and bioiself against at>y two (layers ia the wor:d, at and ihe a^oud l,y A. Qil.inau iu Cm. 27«. Final heat BSTZ, Milwaukee.—Tb« record of the Chicasrt-Sr. three cushion C'lroms, fur goOO a side. won by Fn elli in 6:liJ. Brrant't crack s'oij) Thetis aw! (r**»>rg * W. Wturei/s of a reply to the above circular IttLr explains the eitcs the more public interest, iiKikea the more money, cutter Stranger \vn* ^aiWd off 3Ia bh-hea-l Oct. 1. Tbe Louid {!»ujei Ust full i^:—Oct. 14, at Cbicag», 5 to5; case: an 1 is the more successful. Mr. Sheedy'a pupil should In the event of H. W. Cullender visiting this city Canoe race— \V\u by II. F. W*rfDg in 8:20. Ocr. 15, at St. Louis (forfeit d), Cfticax-'* 5, St. Loots 4; to-day to be present at the unniversar*' meeting of the Doub'e gig cunteo;— Won l.y Ge,.rge Fretth and A. Thftirt teat tbe Stranger by a minute ahd a half in •tick t) his profession. 4:10.00. Oct. 10, ut .St. Luuis, Sr. LouLs wou by 7 to 4: Oct. 17,ht National Billiard Association, be siouhi liriug bid Riias m tLe tint U>at and 1'red Olien an>l H. Donaliy tit. L^uis, S:. Louis won bv a t-t 2; Oct. 22, at Pittsburg, A. P. VBEDF.HBT RGB, ESQ., Secretary A. K. C.— The Eugh.ih prize ring role nphoiding a champion- yacht with him. It will come in very ctmveiiient ftr in the s« cond. The time in ilie fir^t was 5m. 25* , and Gorge Kiihy beat H.*rry Dornace, omo of the fa^t- ]>e r &ir: Eeleirii g to your circular letter containing a shij', whrii Tom layers w^a champion and J.ohttr of jfst of the jvung oiirsmeii of the Nnrrdgaugett Uoat Chicago won b> 9 t) 2; Oct. 2>, at Citiciunarj, CbiCdito the celebrated championship Iwlt, compelled him to tho defeated candidates to take a trip up Sa.lt River. the second ona. :iO^. The final htat waa not contested. won by 9 to 2; Off. 24, a r Ciuciuna'^ St. Louis won by c^py of resolLtions offered by 5Ir. C. J. Pethall, I beg George W. Fisher, wLo some lime ago purchased tbe A I/irge race was rowed between t':ie crew* of tbe Club, in H fjur miles gtr.ighUw^y race on ihe See- to raise the following oljcctions to the one < ailing for cover any £10 d?posit made by any unknowu cha!- kunk Rirer, on S^.-t. 3'J, by abjat a dozen lengths. 13 to 4. Summary—Chicago won :i,St. Louis nou 3; 1 Irnger in tho United Kingdom, and ho had to fi^ht Newhall Room, New Haven, C->ori., opeatd it Sept. 27. Nauttlin and the Yaruna clubs, each boat carvyin; game drawn, a committee on revision of the constitution, etc. By J. A. Hendrickrt and Charles T. Shean gave an exhibf- ei^rr t nir-n and a coxa-vain. The Varuna crew b^ut Kirby's time was35in. U.S. lh-? constitution of the A. K. C. the president c-ma^t a)) coiner* at all weights Mho challenged him tor £200 Tbe match between tbe yacht S chern and the F. L., Memphis.—The Cincinnati Red Stockings a bide. We need some such rule lure. t:ou, the lat'er winning by 250 to 2:»-4 at strnig'ht-rail tLi-ir iival.4 hy S»e lengths. Tbo time was 5m. Is webt through the teason of 1869 wiihi.-m «defeat. act on ai*y committee. Hfa duties are clearly defined aii'J 100 to !K) at cushion-caroms. George Carter, of A;, • \.:j; ^ single %}g coatast to>k pUc« between Eiigiifth-Uiilt cutter Uirandii i\aa sailed over the ia article VI, which aie to {• reside at all meetings Con Iliordan aod Martin Ccitelli, "The Buffalo," Athol, Mass , had charge of the room. thii -i- uj'-ir.! .-r-s of ilitj VaiuuA Club orer the azuue l;l;»ck Island cuurse Oc1. 1. There wu a s.iff breeze, They played 57 gainfs, winuiog all but one which was and to call special meeiiogs when required. Iu ar­ were to have engaged in a £k>vo fight in San Fran- C'.-urM: f T ;i m( ilal givf u \iy Chief Nevins, uf the Fire mid the Sot-hem won. The Sachem's lime was 4b. drawn. Tbe players were: Brainard, piUher; Al- ticle IV jon will nod that the officers are named as ciato, on the 4th inst. '-Tho Buffalo," however, ha% Aagu^tn-i K. and Frederick Grote, Jr., were called Depar ahead and won by half a Irngth; time, Jm. 17 1-M. at Sotrh Broo.lyn S-pt. 25. ftliehliug wou by a Pat Sheedy, John L. Sullivan's minager, has gone ham, N. Y., agcJ Gf. years. f quarter leiigtb, with Vun Au 2d. furce hit and B. couM not torn pel him to vacate tbe ehall conduct all tho business i>f the association." In to Chicago to settle all his business there, and to atao bate. B. was the one whuin the oilier side should hav« the by-laws, section 2, you will find ad follows: "The Albert Gamier, who has a room in Brussels, and a EXCH4JJOISG COMPLIMENTS. The race Sept. 30 between ihe yachta Sylvia, of De­ tried to put ont, as be was obliged (o net back to sec­ arrange a lengthy t-jnr with bullivau's combimtion. rew< r OHM in Toul ,use, intends to open a third ia troit, Micb,, and Fauchon and En right, both of To­ executive commit'ee shall api/jint from its members a Snllifdu is traininjr, so as to be leady for any cmer- Beach and llnnlan Hare a Disa ond or be pot out off that base. The umpire iii this case C'jmmittf e on credentials, whose duties, etc." * * * gf ncy, and be will < ffer a large prize in money for any Liege, Bcleium. It x*ill have fifteen tables, and a ledo, for a sweepstakes of $7-30 and the championship was away off iu his decision. garden large enough to hold COO je-'ple will l»e at- Meeting— The Former lie fines tlie Kx- cf the lakes, !•*> uii'es t > ieewaiij and return,wad won by "They shall appoint from their own number a commit­ pugilist who will stand in front of him for four tfaree- G. CREYXKY, Pa.—(!) No. (2) No. (3) No; it fa an tee ou discipline, whose duties, etc." * * * "They tiched. Garnier fcenJs h s regards to all frionda ou Cliami>ion a Match Except Upon His Own the Fancboa in 4h. 24m. 3.1j., be&li&g the Sjlvia by tuinutrt rounds at all places where they show. this aide, an'l addj that he wilt probably visit America 1m. 49^. error. (4) If a b;tl! strikes fair ground and hits the shall appoint such CD mm it fees as they fiud necessary A glove fight, partaking somi-what of tho prize-ring Terms. Lawmen be i* out; if it strikes f^ul he is not out. (5) fur the promotion and general welfare of thia associa­ on it tour of pleasure next year. A match was arranged in Booton Sept. 23 between order in fierceness, took place at Olympic Hall on It is not likely that Beach and Hanlan will The basu runner may keep on rntil the ball is held tion." ^ Sept. 29, between Jim Boimeily, the heavy-weight, of An amateur tournament between the patrons of William F. Coalcv, ^bawmnt B. C., and J. hu F. Gum­ by the pitcher standiu^JQ bis position; the umpire has Tbe resolution offered by Mr. Pfshall is clearly oat Bullock's room will commence there to-morrow night row each other tbia year, at least. It was quite ming, Crescf ut B. C, who are to row ti miloan:! a half, Ciiuden, and Tom Kelly, the romtU Ward elngger. no right to stop the b*se.-runner. of ord-r aud t-eiug contrary to tbe constitution, made It was a case of bird bitting from the start, and, al­ aitd continue for nearly three weeks. Theie are to •unlucky for >fed Hanlan that Gaudaur made so ftraigbtaway, on the f'harles Kirer OB Saturday, Oct. und provided for the guidance of the committee, it is be nice players. The pame will be the regular three- 9, between 11 A. x and 12 M. Jamea F. Orooond will be J. J. M., New Haven.—The Athletic and Boston though Kelly drew the first blood and secured the good a show against Beach, the champion, clubs went to Knglar.d iu 1874 and played a number of rot a proper one to submit for our votes. Our presi­ first kncck-down, Don nelly was cousidertd the best ball. It will bo a handk-ap affair, come of ihe players as be lid. If the Antipo'lean had woo easily the referee. games with English cricket clubs. They won six dent can no', act on the proposed coibimtlet*, Lcither getting odds of 50 per cent, eii'l so on. Mr. HuHock The ninth race by members of tho Ron'tour, N. T., man at the end (f the stipulated four rounds, and it he would loubtless have consented to meet Han­ games and escape-l defeat, one game being drawn. Cdii be appoint such a c.inmittje, that power being was so announced by refure* Jack Fogarty. will give two prizes—a cue and a mtd*!, or some other Cdtoe Club wa« tailed over a oonrse of five miles oa exclusively in the hands of tbe executive committee, Mr. Peshall for correc­ of Philadelphia billiards. For September, which ia Stephens, wiiioing by two lengths. tion, so as to allow him an opportunity to make it stripped at KVJ pounds and Brady 198, said to be 20 oiMc. I! nlin arrived in London last Sunday, SETTLKTON, 9t. Paul, Minn.—(l)A.wios;it is an error. pounds out of conditiOD. Tbo affair lasted only r~>%m., generally a very gi>od month for the &ame, it is doubt­ an 1 1.-U Mo-nday witnessed the Largan-Xie'son The Columbia Tacht f'lnvj held their l»«t pennant confirm with the constitution, which he can do, mak­ ful if thia most fascinating of all ^ames bait had so race of the season Sept. -2o on the Iludeou River. The (%) If the bate man turn* to the left be must retouch ing it rear!:—''That a committee of three be appointed but tbe meu fought at a killing p«ce from the start, nn:ch to contend agah-st since ihe Ontermial Exposi­ race. Beach was also a spectator from the same course was ten miles, and in the cabin sloop clu-s the the base; if to the right he may goon without re­ for the purpote of revising, etc." If that is p*8aerl we and both wire badly damaged. Brady, however, tion of "7»>. The weather lias bren more likw July •(earner, acd thaa the champion and ex-cham­ Emma and Alice walked orer fur the prize. The pen­ touching. < an then vote for the convnittee members. With re- received the lion'sfehare an>i waa knocked out in the tuan Septeiub* r. Theu there wa? the Htate Fair, tbe pion met for the fust time since Hanlan's defeat nant for catboate wag won by the Troublesome in ASIEBICAN HOVRE, Washington, D. C.—Detroit roa-le pard to the assessment, my impression is that there is second rcuud Ly a right-hander c-n (he jaw. race?, cricket and base ball ia the morning a-nl after­ Ib. 57m. 26i.; Unit second, Ib. 58m. 10s. seven home run* off Sweecey, of St. Loni^, in the money enough in your hand* to defray auch incident­ noon. Just \vhy base ball \vts u >t dished out at night in Australia. Tbe meeting was anything but game of June 12. friendly, and resulted in a wordy quarrel. The Excelsior Yachting Club, of San Francisco, has als an you may have to pay for some time yet, but as Lacrosse Notes. I as not, asytt, been txplaioud, to say ujthiog of the elected the following officers for the ensuing term: C. W. JOEDAS, Ilastingi, Mich.—Tbe bet does not tbe club which 1 represent has never paid any assess­ A game r.f tacrosgc waa t-Inyed ai OaU, Ont., Sept. U3, opening «f borne ten i r twelve theatres, and I5ea"h tried to ignore Banian's presence, and DaTitl Martinet, pre-idt-nt; William H. Murray, vice- go. As there cou!d be but one winner A. could name ments yet, it Mould he out of place for me to oppose betwt-en the Berlins and Gaits. It resulted in a victory yet it must be uld to the crtdit of billiards that when he could no longer evade facing him rc- president; Nicholas Marisich, recording secretary; but one dub. the resolution, and I therefore vote "aye." for the latter in three etntights; time, 20*., Gm., 23m. the gnme has more than h' Id its own here, notwith­ fnscd to shake hands. In the course of their Kmil I>a»eri, fiaancial secretury; William H.Thiessen, CONSTANT READER, Albany, N. T.—(1) Gillespie and Yours respectfully, JAS. WATSON, Tht; Brockville, Ont, Lacrosse Club won the inter­ standing the fact that there ia little or no excitement talk their voices rose to a high pitch, and much treasurer; George R-jeben, sergeant-v-arras. Connor. (2) Connor. (3) John Ward. (4) Sam Thomp­ Hornell Kennel Club. mediate championship in a giune with the Capitals, of in the professiooul billiard world as yet, with »h« oi it was heard by others on the boat. Here is The Argonaut Rowing Club, of Toronto, Ont., held son. Ottawa, played at Brockvilte Sept. 15. They won single exception ot tho local championship of this city. a part of the dialogue: their fall legatU for lviof-o*red crew* S^pt. ii-">. Seven JA^ UIRD, Washington, D. C.—B.efer your question to According to the Stock-kfrper Mr. "Charley" Thomp­ three out of five goals. llKi:lm— I h-."- •••" • "....!....•) esprewly to row crews participated, and the iinal heat was won, hy K. some oae tuoaJar with tbe shirt busiiiesa. son, of this city, paid a vieit to tha editor's aanctuni iu Another match In the championship scries was Baldwin (bow), D. Simpeon, A. H.O Brien and Oliver RCGI-LAB RKADER —Bai-c ball dates back to 1845. It i*ea;ch of information where to buy *ome Irish setter plajed by tlic ^hamrork and Ontario lacrosse clubs in y«.ii, :• n-1 I !."; . utce. Morphy (stroke), def^atiag Jame^ Inct (bow), T O. 8. world beattrs. The editor says he referred Mr. WOODILLS 1'. -ii.ii— V' u ..!. I've been wiiit- wa^ first played piofessioraUy in 18(>y. Toroiito, Oat., Sept. 23. It was a sharply-played and Pepler, W. A. Lambe and A. P. Lao gamier (airoke) by M. A G., WaablLgton.—Tbe bet goea with the game, Thompson to tho Sto^k-fapper'* advertising columns. very close cjutfirt, resulting in the success of ihe Sham­ ing ;ever:>i m. ;.irj> j 11 -, ,u. .M-I. itaving fulfilled all of a quarter length. In return for this shunt "Charley" got square with the Div fi.t,ag'-tij(iij;.s, I tliu.H not row here a^ain. I will Tbe man who Let on St. Louis loses. rocks by three goals to two. Improved Dog Soap Tbe third championship-pennant race of the Sandy editor by telling him, some j-relty is tiff yarns respect­ The contest for the senior championship in the New ro'w ymi in Antimli^, «n^ bet JE1,'JOU tu £*J*J that I WOOD, Phitada.—As it was not a prote ted game the ing Iriah terriers in America. Mr. (the editor gave bo-it > "U oti tli- Bay Yarbt Club was taikd iu Satdy Bay, dfpr. 25, and bet goes with the umpire's decision. England Lncrosae Association has resulted in a tie for Imparfs a Natural Gloss to ihe Coat and was won by the Petrel, Utptaiu U. U, Paul. The him the fcan'Ue) Dan O'Shea, it appears, has for a long first place between the South Bostons and Independ­ llsin !;ir, --I • :n the early part of the Petrel's starting time was 12.2'xlO, and the time of the J. B. Philadelphia.—No pitcher of that name has I eriod own«;d terriers obtained from the Marquis of sT:r>".f-r: ! 'VH -iuBarid nnSt to row a ever pitched for the Athletic Club. ents, the latter having been beaten by the former by Renders the Skin Soft and Smooth. ti;)iih 3:34:(X>, tnakiug her i^tu^l time :i:Ul:^J. The Waterloo's henn^K This story went down so well three goals to nothing on Sept. 25. The only soap that will positively kill fleas aud other n^e Ha scon aa I Petrel was the only boat to complete tbe course. The KIMBIBI.Y, Fortress Uonroe, Va.—(I) The batsman that cm lively jonug friend proceeded to enlighten A match was played in St. Cathtrinec, Ont., Sept. parasites without Injury to the animal, ffo O~tx*w weather was rery rough. is out. (2) Yes. the Fleet etrtet editor respecting our dog show rules. 14 between the Athletics, of St. Catherines, »nd To- ; challenge from yon. U. S. A., Springfield, Ma«.—Ansoo, Kelly and Kv«n at this distance of space and time one can almost Acid, no disagreeable odor and Is a perfectly kw-mle»port I, '.vuie to America. I will give yon A beuior single scull race for tbe silver cup and the run toe, of Toronto, resulting in favor of the Utter by championship of the Nyack (V. Y.) Rowing Associa­ Bruuthers. see the merry twinkle in "lharle.t's'1 eye as he white soap. ' with, and jou can nuke any amount solemnly awfUfHl the editor that if an exhibitor even three games to one. During the first qame one of the re. tion was ruwed Sept. 29, with Benjamin A. Jeaftup and W. D. C., JanesviHe, Wis.—Tbe base-runcer was Toiouto p'ay«ra,' named Coulsoo, dropped his stick, Julian 0. Davuleon as starters. Jes^up got off with a out. made a nii&tikc in a dog's age or discription he and his INVALUABLE TO EXHIBITORS. h: i oiiall certainly do no soch tbine. dog were di-qualified for life. Oh, Charley! how gei/.ed one of the Athletic*, named Williams, around 'MI—Then give me f 1,000 and I wilfgo to Aus- slight lead, but on the way home Davidscn gained a SPORTSMAN, IToatzdale, Pa.—Beach won in 22m. 29s. the neck, and struck him several blows in the face For Sale by Druggy's and Dealers decided lead, crossing the line two lengths ahead. l>is could you (to for to do eo? Wonder w hy he didn't t*ll tr- J. F. G., Fort Monroe, Va.—Tbe batsman is out. the editor how tbe Westmimter Kennel Club showed a wiih his fist before tbe others could interfere. Generally. ' The Atutraliatu tance, 2 miles. Time, 15:00, STEIN, Farmerville, La.—The runner is out. The champtomhfp lacrosse match between Montreal n—No,J ilidii t. ihe latter's challenge for the America's Cup. The That would have astonished the editor even more than Mo lit real era w 1 >ear old W.S 00 ••;ioh. rt of a champion, the North River, at S*letn. Each race will be over ft The Hudson Club, of New York, had Its last fly 1880, Dr. J. S. Niven, of London, Ont., imported Tho Brooklyn team were short tho services of some of If. t" .1 ••< \>i a • Tiaucr ro mi ir, ai yon know, In course of two miles, and will be for ?200 a side. Norab, followed a year or two later by Bock, a smooth- 8ATWF.VCTJON (;t'AI!.VNTKKD. of the season from Liberty, Va., on Sept. 27. Sixteen their best players, and had to act on the defensive WM. W. t'livKV, 135 S. Eighth Ht., Wiila., Pa. tutu. I will row you for £5,000 on the Nlpeau The sail-off of the third class in the Corinthian birds were tos**eJ at f>:35 A. M., and the first in lofts coated son of the woolly G%elfc These importations nearly all of the one and a half hours' play. Tho New Iti'. Yacht Hub for tl; cTinnipIiTiOiip pennant took place wore Arnold's, at 8:48 A. .H., 375 7-l*i miles, and Van were the foundation of the Irish terrier classes and Yorks score*! eight goals to a solitary one scored by " : '-n the Psvaniatta or not at all. at M - - V'jra, Peri and Tartar Moers', at 8:45 A. M., 37:1^ miles. The record Is Dan O'dhea's exhibits are from Dr. Niven's stock. the Brooklyn Club. \ DO YOU WANT A Qt( • <: no champion. had • T did not put in ap- the best yet made from over 300 miles to tbat vicinity. Among other importations have been old champion Spuds by Mr. Ooleman Drayton, of New York. Then DOC BUYERS;GUIDE. tn:, r ' • -istaitedat 2:30 P. M. A number of flyers from the Hub Club, Boston, were Clay pigeon practice is all very well in its way, but Oolorod plates, 1«O cil«n ' ill '".. iiia Jip and turned away, appeal­ from a ulakeboat off tin; Corinthian Club house. After sent to Oneida, N. Y., Sept. 27, to test their speed Billy Graham left Uarryowen here. This was the dog >f diiTereufc breeds, price* tho sapient Dr. Rowe, of the American Field, said »as if you run out of targets don't slyly purloin your wife's Forth, and whvrt.' to buy them ing • ! \ -vui'Iers, aa he did so, to say whether an hour's sail the Vera led by 12ui., and the Perl with­ for the Bowermaa Badge prize. Nineteen birds were best china saucers to use for baiting the traps; and drew. The Vera finbhtd and won the pennant "faked" because some of the pigment came off his Mailed for !•> Cents. he lnuin 't Iviie all that a man could do to make f >8sed at 9:20 A. M., the flrot return being Wagner s ncse and it became mottled. The cause was purely when you have put the broken pieces in the pantry The Brooklyn Canofl Club closed their season Sept. bird at 3:19 p. M.; average speed, 1,152 yards. Fourteen ASSOCIATED__.... _ IFANCIERS. . a match with Beach. accidental, probably a drop of carbolic acid or some­ unobserved, don't tell her afterwards to discharge the 337 S, Eighth' St." ~Philadelphia, Pa. J 26, with the deciding races of the scries for tbe hand­ birds were tossed by Wagner, aud eleven of them came thing of that kind, and it shortly afterwards came servant for carelessness iu washing* the dishee. It may some prizes offered for sailing and paddling contests. home together. bark to itw natural color. It was a great joke on poor fool her all 0. K., and she'll get another kitchen do­ i. at the Fox and The course was throe miles, triangular-shaped, and Up to Sept. 26 the best record for tha "Bowerman Bowe, however. mestic, but when a bill comes in to you amounting to I la chillenge to Beach, the rf-snlt ns Ml-?ws:~Sailing—W. V. Brokaw's 570 Badg*'1 for birds of 1886 hatch, flown from over 235 a hundred "simoleoos 'or so for a new, made-to-order, 1st, W "" ' Vs Vvoime 2d, B. J. Wllkios' 47 3d, miles wasby Brooklyn homers owned by Iversen and • . • hand-painted, furnace-burned tea set of rare porce­ THE STANDARD BOOK ON DOGS 4SHMONTS TREATISI i rc.w Beach on the Thames or Tyne for £SOO and ' K-Hm 4th. Paddling and sailing— Spangehl. They were tossed at Kappabannock, Va., The recent Importations by Mr. McFadden and Mr. lain, you'll theu wa^t to hire a cheap man to take you J\. in Health und in Dix-aso. 1 ii.]-.' .u'l the chaoi|4oi)^hlp ef tbe world, to take place Brok v U ilkins1 47 2d, and Yvonne 3d. at 6 A. H., Sept. 26, and both birds w»re in loft before Fowle, of this city, will materially improve the Irish outside and fire your frame full of rock salt with that nil booksellers, or sent, postpak'. willijit levi'n weeks oi the RigbiDg of the aitfclM. I A nuttch iAL6 fur 9$QQt tweuty miles, was sailed on • 12 H. of the Eame day. Iversen s bird matte 1,290 yards terrier stock, which was getting run down. There Is imported weapon of yours—to keep you from becom­ Irfml the recreseutative of the Syei'toritm flnt de- the Sound by th« catboftto Lft Porichole and Adole ' per minute and Snafigehls 1,277 yaidfl. another good onet by the wav,owned in Toronto. Ik ing M "iretb" as that again in tho future. I. LURING THAYER, 186 Tremont Street, Boston, Man 8 TPTK SPORT INTO- Oct. 6.

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"THE COMMON SENSE OFJM>G DOCTORING," «f last evening managed to get out of the house Ilotcton is in the fact that he tolerates the ex­ 9ft VMMI'S, OH t-OstT FHIS£, &8 "'" "" un POTTLTRY AND PlQEOM SOAP. in something under four minutes. traordinary idiosyncracies of his friend. So PREPARED PUPPY FOOD "The Com!ii»n S 'tis'- of Pjiiltry Keepia,:," lOc , post free, 12c. admirable a mentor ought to have been able to A Boon to Breeders! Kiare Puppies from Birth! Pamphlet on Canine "The Common Sense of Pheasant Bearing," 10c., iiunt JVee, l*o. "The Mystic Isle," described as an entirely suggest a method of untangling the tangled original opera written and invented by Sydney lives as easily as Ilerrmann sends the lady van­ SPPATTS PATENT (AMERICA), Limited, 239, 241, 243° and 245 East Fifty-sixth Street, N, Y, RoscnfoUl and composed by John B. tirant, was ishing. DOWN-TOWN DEPOT : 18 South William Street. New York.______, . .... CANADIAN DEPOT: 518 S J-m»s Street. Mon*r«al. proJuce.1 la:t night for the first time on any However, with all its defects, "TaBgled Lives" stage. That it appeared un the stage of the AMUSEMENTS. Temple is either in confirmation of the rumor is a play of vivid interest, and the cast, with one exception, is one of the best ever seen at the old that the Temple is to be the home of amateur ATIONAlTHEATRE. Walnut. Mantell is a familiar figure. Tall, Bidice Avenue, Tenth and Callowhill Sta. effort or else that Manager Brotherton has a handsome, perfectly put together, with the voice heart overflowing with benevolence. As a DQU- PRICES ALWAYS THE SAME. and gesture of a gentleman, he is in every way A COOP RESERVED SKAT ONLY -10 CENTS. PIIUDILFIU DEPOT fOH gioal composition Mr. Grant's work is almost ad ipted for the portrayal of the tragedies and worthies. Here and there a ray of hope is comedies of modern society. If he will over­ MONDAY EVENING, OCT. 4. glcune'l by the sudden appearance of an echo, come a species of hysterical gaping, which is MATINEES TriJSDAY.TIU'BSDAYamlSATURDAY a few bars or a melody long ago familiar to distasteful to an American audience, and try to The Popular Comedian and Character Actor, musical cars; otherwise there is absolutely no­ cure himself of a stride whieh u not picturesque, AGENCY thing hut a conglommeration of timbres, chords »nd one wishy washy waltz. The plot is a mix­ or even Irvingesque, hi* claim to full honor in the emotional school of acting will never be dis­ CHARLES L DAVIS narrlngton & Kicharclson, Parker, Remington, Colt, Pieper, Scott, Clabrongb, ture of "Pirates of Pcnzance," "Patience" and puted, and the mantle of Othrllo may yet fit him. something about a will lei't by Captain Kidd in IN TBE GREATEST I.ArQHING SUCCES3 OF L. C. Smith, Lincoln Jeffries and Bonehill an undiscovered island—"The Mystic Isle." Nelson Wheatcroft as Jo-rpkiK ffotcmt is the THE AGE, Now for a better word or two. Mr. Brother- main salvation of the piece. To the author re­ ton's stage setting is simply exquisite. Both dounds a full share of the praise of the actor. scenes are pictures in every s?en-e of the word. The character is as faithful to its living tjpe as *nd the second act revealed a cottage adjoining any conception of Dickens. Even Balzac would Alvin Joslin a tangled wood, which is so natural that it is a not have distanced euch » pleasant, prudent, immoral, philosophical person as a hero of one NOW IN THE NINTH YEAR OF ITS Sl'CCKSS, revelation of stage effe:t. The company—and Supported by his own Talented Comedy Company they mu,-t all be received as laboring under the of his life sketches. The other male parts and Celebrated burden of Mr. Grant's music—is notab!oin some were small, but acceptably personated with the Winchester, Colt, Marlin, Ballard, Stevens, Remington & Wesson Rifles! iespcc:s. It iiulude? Mr. Louis Ilirrison, a most exception of Mr. Ringgold's lover, which should OPBBATIO SOLO ORCHESTRA, admiral/0 comedian, and Mr. Peakes a thorough have been hissed. It is difficult to imagine why If you want to tAUGH, go and see ORIENTAL AND LAFLSN & RAND POWDER. actor nith excellent musical ability. Mr.Camp- such an unadaptable person ever adopted the ALVIN JOSLIK. bell, the tenor, has a somewhat weak voice, but I stage. The ladies were all excellent, Miss 180 Laughs in 180 Minntet! U. M. C., Winchester, and U. 8. Shot Shells and Ammunition, Chamberlin Loaded he is seldom unpleasant, find Mr. Harry Rat- i Eleanor Carey and Mrs. KUridga .being com­ plete creations of the roles they impersonated, SECl'RI! SEATS DI'RIXG TIIE DAY 9 TO 5. tenberry and Mr. John W. Myers are both ac- Branch Ticket Ofltos— Swanberg'i Cigar Store, 815 Shells, Ligowsky Clay Pigeons, Black Birds, Glass Balls and eeptable. Mr. Stantz also struggles well with! but to Miss Effie Shannon fall the roses. There Clifstnut Street, ami News Siantt. Cuntiix-rital r^otel. hi; unthankful role. I was something deliciously winning in the way Next Week, Oct. 11— JOsEPH J. DOWLINO and she represented Edith Aiusl-i/. ller dress, her MISS SADIK HAS?ON, In tho New American Com- manners, her voice were just what you would tdy Drama, ^ EVER *AY DIE!" ______The ladies include two debutantes, both Phil- Sporting and Athletic Goods of Every Description. hope to find in a young gentlewoman reired in ~ALNUT STREET THEATRE. adelphiana, both pretty and charming women.; a refined and cultured home. Xot for one mo­ One is Miss Dorothy l)ean, the daughter of a i W I. FW.hinaB, Sole Lessee and Manager. ment did she ever ?euui to be striving for effect MATINEKS WKDNESDAY, A*D SATL'KL'AY. distinguished Federal official, a cute little girl,' or to be conscious that her words were being COMMENCING MONDAY, OCT. 4. who will win her way in the profession she ha? listened to by an audience, and it was her chosen, even if she never attain to greatness.' beauty, her artlessness, the maidenly trustful­ 4 The other novice is Mrs. Ricgel, wife of a ( KIRALFY BROTHERS' ness with which she hung on her lover's words Gi-ac-l Kevival of their Greatest cf all Specialties, llarkec street merchant, who not only eings that evoked repugnance to the story supposed to ED¥,K,TBJYOI,JE,,&CO,, for the first time in public, but appears as surround her. the prima donnfi of the company. She has a KOS. 10aiitll2VOnTH SIXTH ST. am) 220 NORTH SE( 0\D ST., Phlladflohla rtrong but metallic voice, possessing little sweet- j By the way, there were a good many women ness, but showing some cultivation and study. at the Walnut all the week. Did Miss Sban- Produced Entirely Ne-r. FBI.. QUALITZ, Victoria It is hardly lair to criticise her further at nrn's graceful drapery suggest the hideousness Thtatie, Berlin, and FKL. NEITJIAN. Opera Home, present; she tried her best under trying circum­ of the present day bustle? Moscow. The Great MIKADO BALLET, Invented, De- stances. Her friends came bravely to her assist­ sianed and Prortuco.1 by IMRE KIRALFC. The tn- lented MY.«fANI FAMILY. The PARISIAN MUSI­ A, JEEACH The "Alvin Joslin" Company will give the CO,, ance, and her fioral tributes probably required a CAL STREETPAVES. eonple of wagons to take them home. public another opportunity of seeing Mr. Charles Tne Indian Live E ephant BAMBOO will appear in L. Davis. the diamond king and clever comedian, the Royal Necropolis Scene. An unexpected act was Mr. Roeenfcld's. Ho at the National Theatre. ICe will be supported Profitable arrangements can be effected for Benefit Outfitters of Bade a speech, talked twaddle, lost his temper by a powerful company and bi3 drama abounds Peito-reauces. Apply at the Busiaess Office, Walnut with his audience and tried hL- hardest to damn in stirring scenes and ludicrous action. In the Slreel Theatre, 10 A. M. t"10 P. M.______his own work. last act where the programme aays "Peace and TAULI/S OPERA HOUSE. BROAD ST. | MANUFACTURERS OF happiness reigns" $100,000 worth of diamonds M JOHN A. JlcrAULL...Proprietor»nd Manager. While Mrs. Riegel remains a novelty, "Mystic will be worn by tho company. This last fact .POSITIVELY MONDAY EVENING. "•--— OOTOHB- — • Ijle" will probably draw. can hardly add to the attraction of the play, as Wall Machines, Wrist Machines, Foot Ma­ paste and Rhinestones make an equally brave The marriage of Florence Gerard to Henry display at a purely nominal cost. Ho Abbey was certainlv of the nature of a surprise performance at the National "" ~*~ chines, Horizontal Bars, Trapezes, Parallel «vtn - L . .-. "'-les where the unexpected'] respect thorough on ' ______ASSISTED BY HUE. HER!!MANN. j« ,.,_..-. • t.tted. The report of the'' La?t Nights of Ibe Great fieuantioa, the latest authentic; success, "The Blacksmith in tho Wood/' THE VANISHING LADY Bars, Vaulting Horses, Spring Boards, Chest oltr. _ e«,t lhat c in be had for the money. footlights. The ups and downs of an actress" ca­ ceiving scrupulous attention. A great feature GAMES FOR THIS WEEK. reer c&me freely to her lot, and if many whis­ is the wonderful dancing of the two new pre­ Monday, ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY CBVEE^S. pers were floated about regirding her Bohe- mieres, Miles. Qualitz and Xeurnan, who have Tui-sday, KANSAS Clir. The accompanjine Cut reprearnts our 0. K. Wall Macliir.f. for Lr.me nr.d evmni»ium use. Price, Japanned, S7.OO; Nickel-iilateJ, 813.OO; with Bowinj mianiiiE, there were an equal number of stories Weouesda; Attachment, Japauosd, *1%.OO; Nickpl-plated, S17.0O. SEND TOR ILM'STBATED CATALOGUE. never yet appeared in this city. They are Eu­ Thursday, which told of her prompt assistance and kind­ ropean celebrities and both are young, handsome Friday, DETROIT. ness to people of her profe»sion who fell in dis­ and graceful. They will have the assistance of Saturday, , NO. 23 SOUTH EIGHTH ST., PHILADELPHIA, PA. tress. Men ar.d women of the gaslight world Mons. Arnold, the favorite grotesque dancer, ar.d Take 3:05 special. Broad St. Station, for Ridge ATS. never alluded to her otherwise than as "a good a powerful corps de ballet. That marvelously Admission 25 coots. Pla) called 3:30 P. *. feliow." picturesque and taking affiir, "The Mikado Bal- kt," will be given in an improved and altered BASE BALL. COLU1BIA Mics Gerard's last »f pearance in Philadelphia fortn, introducing Monf. Arnold and both the w:is disastrous. She was the star of the Eric new premieres. Numerous children in rich BICYCLES aud Baylcy Company, which played a couple of Japanese costumes will participate in it. The Sportsman's Park, TKICICLKS. weeks to nearly empty IK uses at the Chestnut dramatic cast is made up of Mi's Dora Golcl- Uraud Avenue, ST. LOUIS. 831 CBESTNUT STREET, PHILADA., PA HIGHEST GRADEOF Street Opera House. "We are all related to thwaitc, Miss Rosa Chcsnean, Joseph Slajtor, peers," was her laughing remark after express­ LAST CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES. MACHINES MAUE. Fiank Uirard and other performers equally ac­ WITH ATHLETICS—October 4, 5, 6. The Test iii the Roads Tor ing her astonishment that fashionable Philadel- complished. Matinees Wednesday and Satur­ Glove Fitting. Lacing Adjustable. Weight from 16 to 22 ounces per phisns treated the society drama, "Impulse," so WITQ BROOKLYN—October 8, 0, 10. S Years Has Not Worn Out day. a Single Columbia.—Their coldly and cuttingly. She and Carrio Turner ADMISSIOS, 25 CENTS. pair, complete. The Howland, Spalding or Reach Plates used. Iii.leu UoUl the BEST did their best to save it. The remainder of the President Alfred (i. Baker, of the Academy ot World's Records.—In Ma­ cast, however, could beir but little inspection. jority at Kvf-ry League Mu?k-, requests the publication of the annexed WE REFER BY PERMISSION TO THE FOLLOWING PLAYERS: ]Meof.—,41nmst Invariably letter, which we have pleasure in doing : IClddon by Ijong Distance Miss Oe-ard'e joke about bein» "all related to McV.i-KEE's THEATRE, Cuinr,,!, In.— ». O. BAKER, Tourists.—Ev<-ry Part In­ peers" was verv near the truth. Among the ESQ., incident Acaileim of S!;ni<-, Philadelphia.— My FOGAF.TY terchangeable. Dear Sir-. I am sorry lhat un extr.i ire-sure of wurk COLTIPRIFIE PHILA; KAK, C'L'ilCK, CLK9LESTS, TITC051B, GANZEL, \VOOli, male members of the company was the brother just iitif the *i -> c« S?>w«Ku'5ii'i:;' Cniitl.n'in* Moil free: of the sporting liirl «>f Sefton, the wealthy noble­ Kith the o^ra company and Cincinnati festival hn* Factory I'ricc ! -PI Cm»^}\J MTR-S CM.HIPIOS jirevt-ntfd uiy writiug to you btf<-ie this to eiprt-sw ray <.un. *m Lull-lx>?. l^-iv-n'1-r ]Uv,)lr'!« *•- -Sen^ 'i -'"n:* i"r Iliunlratcd 84-ragr (alniognp. CHICAGO: BURNS, McCUBHICK, SUNUAY, 1'LYNX. MOOLIO, CLAKKSON, 597 Washington St., Boston., JOBS r. LOtttt'S SOXS, Dasloa, JIas«. Enabliihcd ISXO. Branch Hmi^s—12 Warren St Liverpool race;: Mr. Maude, son of the Queen's Acarteatj of Ma8ic. t.'errain'.y no opera home in the \. V. : M" Vv'.-.'-. -•• ^ v- c -•• •' equerry, Culonol Maude, and a nephew of the wnrlJ !* pcsresaed of aa?h an ijistruui-i-m of euch great EWIXG, Duke of Rattan I,was another member, and there I.ri.I>-irli'.m and fine ton-:. I Alao moot higbly com- Canll's Opera House, was chairman of the finance NEW YORK: c^™ WASHINGTON: SSS5k«. were nlio two other gentlemen clonely related to mou'l the I'lc-jtion in which it ii \ laced, making its coaimittee. Artidtjut Manager Sliupson attended to itrfu of great va'ue utiero an org.i i is ti* edcd in an the press business an-^ did the lion's share of the GUNPOWDER. English noble families p'ayiog minor roles. Tew York; that she had OIMTA I!"iisi>. A rerv Itr iff and fashioDal.k-aadienee BKOI THKlW.BEJi.NKlT. O I iLilVI nflUU INOi McUKAOUY, CAUILL. Wild Fowl Shooting, given her last lew dollars to pay for u puppcr Janauscbek has bidden Philadelphia farewell i» ttlnaly asu-r.-d. Jliss Parker, the u •» piima Falcon Ducking, Vrooii^d to the stage hands in a happier from the stage of tho Chestnut 8tre«t Open donna, and Onilin, the liaritcne, will mike their House, the scene of go many of her trtuoipas. rielmli* Phitideliiliii. De Wolf 11-ppe: u the cume- CINCINNATI: ««««»• K.CITY: S55^ LOUISVILLE: ™>*™- moment: that her splendid jewelry w-.us in the dimi of tbo company, Kmily -*"!deno the ul.l woman, Wing Shot, hand.i of a well-known th«itr.C!>l a^ent; "iat Only moderate sized audiences were attracted au'l Cottrelly the rollicking fun of tlw ofera. the wa.- rcce'ninjj lujikcd attention from the by litr familiar lepcrtc.ire. The absence of KEAD T11E FOLLOWING LETTERS: BLASTING and MINING POWDER. yourijr luan of conny pairs of trou?en>, known as youth in an actreas makes n fifkle public forget Some day we will try to give you eomo of Madame ORIENTAL POWDEE MILLS, Berry Wall, ci;«i then—nn interval of paragraphic the brilliancy of ft past reputation and, like Cottrelly's i»c"llei-tioni a< n hvn >t rmer. If she CHICAGO, 111 , WALDO M. CLAFIIS, KSQ., TTjih^t-l- t MB. WALD« M CtArLi.v— Deir Sir. T l.ftTe trie^ olilivi' ii. Ivow for her new chapter. Ui;tori and other great artirtA Jauaufel;ek has <-o«M he Indnod to relate her emly ftniztlis in tha phla, Pa — Dew Sin Shoes ico ton, Mass. same arch manlier that »he tells them at her own iwo K^inefl i n tbom, and yon can«ib*ciibe my taate t> J runnin/; hasp* they rxc*-t nny o'bors I h-xve ever worn, linj-crcd too long before the piying footlights. table, we wonld guarantee a lur^e lecture audience for Aef.sciES »t prlTiclpal cities accl towns in the Unite! anything la favor of jour a<)jiist;tl lo lariofe l'»*e tall laud iliry arc uliat I now tliink no bjw.j I>.»11 JIWVCT Stairs. K.K.TK1ON, .11!., * ' 0., Philadelphia A(?ont». Iferrnonnn, the prince of magician?, who i? Yet her wonderful genius is still young and the her. bh >«^. Yrtnrs tinlv. M. J. KFTIY j st onl-> )»** witlronr. V-rv fmlv. MrrjTf NI.-OI,. majesty and grace of her declamation is unim­ ff>r Wttnti-at"! /'••?>/!.!:!'•< 'lii-n»r *^'z* "f 'trim. no» teaching us at McCauli's Opera House that "Keep It I»*rk," ft langhible absurdity,has filled the our five senses itre all frauds, Hays that he be- paired »nd die can still bring parquet and gal­ \rch Streat Tteatrc dnnnjj t^io «cek. Aimee will All The only C>clo Manufacturers in tne United States IW.cs he was booi with a pack of cards. He lery to her feet with enthutia;m; but intervals it this week *itii "Mamsellc." By the way, why The BrBnswick-Balfce-Collemler Co. has bad .v wonderful career that has embraced tmuc ami only the woman dowered with years doetn't the clever »udtprii(htly Kreuch woman cliBg who Manufacture with their Own Plant and •drentnrc all over tic globe. The red ribbon lema'afs. Well, she goes and carries away with to her kicks soniM ami grimaces. She has actually tho laurel leaves that crown her tears of affec­ »rot a now pliy iu « hich «he sM.^t.iins a &i;nil;ir role to en their Own Premises and cros11, v.hir;h he wears round hi-* neck, i.i that of » vestal virgin. New York couldn't stand it. tin tooimander'n insijjnia of Christ of Portugal. tionate regret and memory. Perhaps Philadelphia will, but «c donut it. He also carries a. medal presented to him by the Kriuiliiin Kinperor'and he has receivedknii'htiy Janiutckok is one of the la.=t of n ra?c of stws Nrarlytlltbe theatrical managers of Philadelphia dccoralii>ii3 froiti balf a d«y.-n potentates living wbo followed out the principle of playing with a arc ju.lees of liorse Beeh and o»n fast nuimals. Man­ nud ilead. He is very proul of a Spanish dec­ cooiiiuny *f sticks. Her support this week was ager Nix«;n has u *!pl .fdifl t'-itin t.jhi» lii'H't'O; M»n- oration which he rcccii«•uipau!tM ILau by his T carl; Manager /ijiimerinan s horst^ co-t riirn half sion iictul a.- tU'3 ^-"iiHirei's coiiftdcr.itc. individual urt. __ » doMU n'eekij'i'f his ni"St pro«(>ero>« •Mmin^s. and SALOON ancl OFFICE FIXTURES, Manager Connclly's mule tandem is the sensation of Send for thtir New 48-Page Catalogue, Containing Detailed Descriptions Cash and Check Reqisters. Jogci.lt Mnrpby i* always welcome to PhiltdelpniA, Eighth strset. ___ At tin ' Hernimnn was performing and his Irish plrt.\s nevtr §e*r.i to be lacking iu fresh- of the LARGEST LINE OF BICYCLES, TRICYCLES and 1002 Arch Street, Phila. in Mttitnti he 11 as attended by a negro servant. »cn. He pliiyed t'j great homo* at th 1! (!h<.>atiiut ForepanjtVi Thfa'ro has become an institution of Street Th'-alru, "Kerry G-JW" being oo the bills for tho city «nd "('ailed Back ' turned away so many b!»"k «t tho uco cf spadt-s, but * jingularltr in- people latl week that it has promised tireimn later H, J, Mtmi.iy ariil Tur-.^lay, &utl "Slmuu Rhtie" the re ______SUNDRIES Ever Offered in this Country, AGENT. J Sun Krauciaco, Kto. <>" •• • ' porson. Ho (the servant) was not ac niiiuJ' i ul tbe week. ___ in the sea-on. Frank Connelly, one of the uriyhtest and • ; ! \vtth the I'eaturei of the King and took ni'et tiopnlnr men in town, an excellent acior in the btii.,iii^'.ry notice of a quiet, dark-eyed youn^ I.on.?«lale, (J*meroo «V Oo. talk too lunch. If the |«st, a brilliant and versatile journ ilitt a ye:ir or two earl wore WINO he woQM ileciine !o see New York ncu • nsoandnow a lno«t c-ftlcii'Dt tlmtre man, lias '!ono BILLIARDS" WHn, who irn^' unobtrusively etnnding behind BADGES ATHLETIC BASE BALL CLUB inj^r liien. Ui^ vvorat offflCftO t*o picked from the h:ii, and lilt: wh-jlo stor> L« rcvol.ing to MUDALS Headquarttrs and Sample Room. lnr.il "ill ilm* th... public to the til >«, Carleton't lirh baritone in "Nanon" never fails to Tables,Carom Combination and Pool. floir of UK' stage, and the colored maji suggested for Running, Rowing, ( Billiard GcodM <;f cv-:ry d-j^crii-tirj alv.ay* on hanJ. tn t:•.- '•'.'? _ t'ii" ; "mi^lit ns ""ell dear them .u ., ...... n Liinl l-ou*-i!u's ut'j.'ct — n^blvtte oblige, draw a large audience. He has not changed his o; era Ko. 139 North Eighth Street. II.al'sall. t'ecanse he has now produced it f>r so long a time to Shooting, Firemen, Over 500,000 Nolse-Subduere Sold. t', . :MI» to lower the gas." At standing room only, anil h« wiihes to see if ho can Police and Military. I..ii.-.j . ..^<. . i;j.,.::.! thfl negro thinking it rras It ia a-s 'lifTicult to^und«rtEikUil « iy any man Dot on nanayo to play » f"'W nlglits at the Ctiest-mt Street Importer and Dealer in all Kii?do ol Sport­ Ordon from ft'.l part.' nf th^- v urM i ruwpity att«uU««l U>. ba.li!'u:iu:i>5 which prevented tho Kiiig frirn the litw mirrivs ati nctrees M it i th!tr»on>any gifted Theatre to a *iUinj:-do»n and!c!i:e. We are very cer- ing Goods, Base Ball Goods, Etc. JOHN CREAHAN. ibil chitrnii»(C rrotewion-Tl \rrr>i*-i, iiuirry i?uch PX- tain that he will not.______Cvt'l.ors. Gold Embro'd rel 1,'nntiniMlal Hiitfi. l'fc! ili-l the worli liin-..«clf. \a he approached t»> give a prize ;o ynythiug rtfputaM* tn the fba[m of Tho Bowdoln r..-r,,vi- Lawn Vi unit As* ciatloii has 757 IJroadwrty, N. Y., AXD Homnaun he mid: "Master, your new .'or.-nut au tirtretH* hu>l«vi'«l, no! an itcior or ringer, ami cnpa. Ni-w York CHARLES MASON, WAlTIMi, PAY OU KVKNiNil. S1LVKK blc <''. earning Ills ov.-n living;. «li.i:»«l iIH-K. new i-nici"i>: I'l^Mem, Ti.ir y, f 7; vice w ; !' ' ' : '' • it'lif; i* ,'roiag to stay president, Toii'.mi,. '«<*; »i-cr"iin »i.i! IIXIL.IIH r. <'nry, 2O > WasV.iiigtoii sr, . ritOPTUETOR. . 50 fills; Ov.M. 31 11,1. Ope* SxiTi.lnjj til! I iu lit: rvn.itin told him •W. iJirwtoi;' If, ^i.iteej'olj'.ii, W dui.iu, 'S6; 3J, lltottin. Also nMii! t'l^.m .iiul 'I'uliicco. . DB. I'l.AHi:. :i;»i:ijhtbM:on l"'tflt r.'. toe ultmy <>( Music ' •Mi Ii :::•„• • f ^-i.ii.'i. Ine «f Me A. W.MITCHtLL Atbltnio Clttt, I' s ki L-a:». «*.. J.P 'iviid. nint'i !.«:c[, N't * Yvrk City.