THEComiGHT, lf?9, BT THE SPORTING Lire I^BLTSHINQ Co. SPORTING LIFEENTERED AT PHILA. POST OFFICE AS SECOND CLASS WATTSB. VOLUME 13, NO. 3. PHILADELPHIA, PA., APRIL 24, 1889. PRICE, FIVE CENTS.

The second prize wilt bo one of Spalding Brothers' Query aoa Connors, and "old Inck, 13," comes in wi:h handsome silk banners and $'25 in cash. An entrance tiie McLtiugbliu Ely attachment. The six and teven fee of $10 will bo charged ail competing clubs. En­ combine added produces 13, so you Bee we are "bound READYWWORK LATE NE¥S. tries close ou May 18. The committee if arrange­ toshme." ments consists of President McConuell, of the Toronto " C rnell Unirersity tfam will face the Stars April 27 Association Club, and the sporting editors of the To­ at Star Park. This will be the lust game of the tea- ronto papers, A §25 cold medal will also be given the eon at the favorite playgrounds. The New York Club's player throwing the base bail the loupe-it distance, am The champion Central Citya are !u tlio field this The Tri-State League in $25 gold medal to the fastest busc-runner. year stronger than ever. Manager Smlnzler has se­ a lected the following team: Mat.hews, pitcher; Glea- Bon, catcher; Uancock, abort stop and pitcher; Harri- Line. Ground Saved. BITS FROM BUFFALO. ean, first base; Dowltug^second baae; Coakley, third bagp; 0»kfs, McCormlck and Greisinger in the out­ Changes at the Ball Park—The Home Team field. Grelainger is fn-m Cazeuovia, and the only new For League Play­ Practicing Under Difficulties, Ktc. name on the list. Manager Smingler wishes to an­ The Schedule For the Season Another Prize Bi:n'i,o, April 18. Ed t->r SPOBIINO LIFE: Things at nounce that he will play the Mikados Sunday games the new grounds begin to look familiar. This reason I at Lonir branch, best two in three, for 325 a aide. The ers Sporting News From new order of things wilt prevail. The grand Bland Central Citys will be iiandtomely uniformed iu gray Adopted Other Legis­ will be iii the form of a bemt-ctrele, of course, and will and blue. All uniformed clubs can make date* with occupy tbe northwest corner of the ground. This will tbia team by addressing Manager Smingler, corner of lation. All Points. necessitate the butter's facing tho southeast corner and WfBt Fayette and Niagara streets. will give a better chiinco for long hits Inside tlio en­ Tbe I'civeriity team are putting in some hard prac­ closure than was allowed at old Olympic Park, because tice every day under Manager Transue, and are know­ THE POLO GROUNDS SAVED. ing up strong. The Tri-Stnte Base Ball League's schedule of you see, when a ball gets past Stuart (and I am sure all games for the season was adapted at Wheeling, devout Biiftiilontan* hopo it don't) or. any foreign STATE LEAGUE ECHOES. The Legislature Comes to the Rescue—The centre fielder, it is going clean to that southeast corner Auburn haa signed Leonard, of Lynn, ftfasa., as April 16, at a meeting of representatives of all Cantor Hill Passed. and a runner can umae a four-bapper on it every time manager. the six clubs, at which W. H. McDermith, of 8p?ciM to SPOTTING LIFE. Messrs. White and Rowe have had their fyei open Ihia TOIB Jackson and P. May, of Auburn, will probably Columbus, President and Secretary of tho past winter solstice nnd the ground in doing to bo all havo places on the home team. They are favorites ALBANY, N. Y., April 20. The New York right. Trua, it ;s s'ill very uneven, but an additional League, presided. The clubs were represented there. Frank Brewer; Canton, VV. Polo Grounds bill had its inning in the Assembly force of workmen will bo put on immediately, au

stealing wa* one of the feftturea of the tfftme. Two he Leajn: noon the members of the two teams paraded Thompson,rt 502 i 0 OlLarkiD, lb.,.3 01811 bnow why Charley had not MORR1LL CATCHISa ON. next day. Ivain was falling and. a chill wind Irwiu,ss...... 300 1 4 0, Purcell, rf... 2 00301 THE PHILLIES BEAT YAI.E. igned, and Mr. Von der Ahe told him that Charley through the principal streets headed by a band, The Phillies John Morrlll has been here juat one woek, but al- blowing when the tourists etrmk Clements, c.. 5 1 1 6 1 o;Feiinellyj>..4 0 0 2 1 beat the Yule College team on the Broad matted too much of an increase in salary. eady the town. and at 3 o'clock drew up at the League grounds. street grounds Friday, 19th, by a score of 9 to 4. An­ his influence and expeiieuce is b4 1 3 330 ''Charley ia bull-headed," said Mr. King, "and I n.ike ileeli' apparent in the team. Every inorLiug a slim crowd at the It was the first appearance of many of the play­ Deli-ha'y,2b.4 1 2 2 3 1 Breuuan.c... 8 0 0 522 drews hurt hK»M-If in sliding to third base in the aixth lave told him that ho had "Letter sign with you at the depot to welcome the tourists and a downcast Iunine and Hallrcaa took his Diace. Score: iat the weather would permit he has hia men nt ers on the Cleveland grounds, the reappearance Bufliiiton, p..4 1 0 0 6 liSmith, p...... 4 0 0 0^ 2 0 mount you have offered him $3,'JOO. It eeeina like apital Park practicing uot simply tatting the hall one at the Quinoy House, as few, if any, of the Total...... 38101127 16 si Total...... 32 3 6 2? 138 TALK. AB.R.B. P. A. F. PHILA. AB.K. B. P. A.K ome of the other players entered into an agreement ruiind to the fielders but of some of the old League veterans, and the first N. McCIi'k.lf 3 10200 Schriver, Ib. 5 1 1 12 0 2 nth my son lie has made up two trains old-timers who met the boys at the door looked game of the season on the local diamond, consequently Philadelphia...... 2 i) 1 0 U 2 3 0 0 10 not to tiign unless their demunds were ud played full nine-inning games. That bind of rfork Athletic...... 0 00010020—3 Calhouo, 2b.3 2324 llAndrews, cf. 5 11000 .cceded to. When I noticed that Chamberlain, Me- for a clearing up or a ball game. Toward noon, there waa no want of sjtectators or enthusiasm. About Noyes, 3b.....3 0014 us enabled him to get a fair idea of merits ami demerits Ituus earned Philadelphia 4, Athletic 2. Two-base l,Mulvey, 3b.. 4 01231 Jar thy and Robin a >n had signed, I told my ton that f the various players. however, The weather began to clear, and by two 4()(>0 people passed through the turnstiles. Every seat McClung, c..4 0 0 2 10 Thompson.rf4 11010 e was in the 'nine He and Wise made their first waa occupied, and hundreds intruded un the grounds, Liit Lyons. Three base hit* Delehanty, Lyons. To­ hole,' and tbat ia the reason I ppearanco as Waauingtonians Thursday ttft»mioon in o'clock the day was a perfect one for a game of tal base hits Philadelphia 13, Athletic 9. Sacrifice McBrlderlb.4 0 2 13 0 2!lrwin, ea.....3 2 1 361 anted to aee you. Ho has boen working ft bis trade circling baL-k to ihird and fir?t in front of tho stands. Cusbing. ss,.4 ie game against the Syracuse Stars. John covered ball. Those of the players who had friends in hits Mnlvey, Buffluton, Stovey, Larkio, Smith. Bases 1104 0 Decker, c..... 5 00810 that of brick-layer al! spring, and he is in good iird baee in good form, considering The flttendnnce w»a the largest that has welcomed the G.HcCli'k,rf.4 0160 0 Deleha'y,2b.3 22261 h/ipe to pitch good the little practice Philadelphia had hard work to get away from tourists since their return to the United State*, except­ stolen Mulvey 2, Thornpson. Double plajs Bufiin- ball." e has had In thnt position. Ho handled several dim"- ton, Mulvey, Jfarrar; Irvvin, Delehanty, Trayer, p..... 401 0 30 Sunders, If... 412 0 00 Mr. Kinir's story of tho combination ahows tbat Quakcrtown and one of them failed to reach the ing the Boston game. The game was & rather tame Farrar; Buf- Poole, cf...... 4 ult grounders with the skill of a veteran third base- flntou, Irwin, Farrar. Left on bases Philadelphia 9, 00 1 10 Cnsey, p...... 2 02021 ome kind of an agreement did exist between the an, train which bore the party to Boston. Catcher one, and was only relieved by Hanlon'a brilliant o«t- Total...... 33 4 8 27 17 5, B"ffinton, and the wav he lined tbe hull acroa?the diamond Athletic o. Struck out Irwiu, Stovey, Brennan 2. p. 2 1 1 0 60 layers, o Oaruey at firct base called forth frcqi.ent applause. Earle was left on the platform fleMing, PfofTer'i tine ylny at second and the batting 1 Total...... talking to a of Brown aud Duffy. The day was cold and bright. First on errors Philadelphia 0, Athletic 1. Base on 3791227 236 THE SPRING EXHIBITION GAMES Ully Nash or Deuny could not have done better. ouble piaya Delehanty, Irwin, Pfeffor, 2b...3 2053 I 1 Wood, 3b.....4 121 played on the Athletic grounds before 3UOO shivering where money might have been made. Tho attractious bservcd that babes wire backed up'by two, three ami ia any event, would have been felt, ami wheu BaUwin people. The Phillies started out at a very rapid gait, Mulvey. First on errors Yale 3f Philadelphia 3. his spring (Cleveland and Pitlsburg oscepted), weie ometimes four men, and altogether Honeat J.hu's complained of a lame back, Aosou was at a loss Burfcs, 3o..... 400 1 5V Kogarty, If... 4002 First on balls Noyes, Calhoun, Mulvey, Thompson, Tener, Ib...... 4 0 0 14 0 O'Muuning, 2b 4 013 scoring five runs in the first inning on three hits and f the "Sim Dipsey" order. When the St. Joe Club 'ebut as captain-manager waa a glorious auccesa. ju«t what n do. Fortunately, however, Hugh Duffy four errors, Irwin 2, Delehanty 2, Sanders. Hit by pitcher N. Daly,cf...... 3 01 11 llEarlt, C...... 4 0 0 4 . „ and one run in the second inning on three >layed here, some of its players had not handled a ball SAM WISE CORALLED. dropped round to the hotel aud wore Pettit's uniform errors and one nit. But during the balance of the McCliotock. Wild pitch Trarer. Passed ball- with hog bide on it since last aeaeon. The Fittsburg during th« game, playing a goi d short. The game Baldwin, p.... 3 1 I 0 7 1 'Crane, p...... 4 0 1 071 Decker. Umpire McQuade. Time 1:45. Big Sam Wise strolled into Capital Park last Blon- Total...... j;ame Manager Wrigbt's men as a rule went out in were as stiff aa a wagon luad of two-inch planks ay before., the T?fts a somewhat wholly one. Old An'se did the back 3B 78"*2G18 ij Total...... 37 4 9 26 17 4 one-two-three order. For two Innings the not Chicago-A11-American gurne com­ *l"ogarty out for interfering with Athletic LOCAL JOTTINGS. having limbered up fully when they struck St. menced, looking like a howllug Boston swell. He stop work for Chicago, and executed more artigtic the ball. could do nothing with Gleason. in the third, touis and the Clevelands were only a little bit bot- muffs Chicago...... 0 1006000 0 7 The Boston players say the Athletics are tho heavie5t roro a t-ilk hat, a light-brown overcoat, a \ air of at critical moments, than the risitulttiet of Bos- however, they scored four ruua on one hit, three bases bitting er, yet the latter club knocked tho Browna out on two Ion ball cranks present could stand. Baldwin was too All-America...... 20100001 0 4 team in the country. lobby trousers aud in hia hand he carried n silver- Earned on balls, two wild pitches and one passed ball. Then It is more than likely that Manager Wrlght will Ifffirent occasions. Among tho local clubs to play eaded walking ore to do the work required of him at first, and weut runs Chicago 1, All-America 2. Two-base Bnffiuton came In to gainst stick. Ho received quite an ovation hit Sullivan. Three-base hits Duffy, Wood. Home pitch, but he did no bett*r than give George Wood a trial on third base. the champions were the 31. A. A. CV., the Sultaua roui the crowd that entered the gate, and Sam re­ .. to centre in the second inning, where ho did little bet­ Glea"on. He started out by giving four successive and the Western Athletic*. The ter run Brown. Total base bits Caicago 11, All-Amer­ Gleaeon Is a very flighty young man and when M. A. A. C. teem, of marked to me at tlie time that it was extremely grati- than la ibe infield. Still, the game Tvaj uot unin­ bases on balU. Score: Clements begins to growl which Joe Murphy and Paul McSweenoy are tho pitch- teresting. A brilliant triple play in the eighth inning ica 16. Double play Crane, EarIe,Wood. Sacrifice at him, he easily gets rattled. yicg to be greeted go cordially by hia new-found ATHLETIC. AB.R.B. P. A. Ef PHItA. AB.R.B. P. A.E The cuancea arc that if Clements would leave rs,niade a fair showing against the (at that time) un fin- t>y Daffy, Teuer and Anson, and a quick double play hita Burns 2, Tener, Daly, Carroll. I irat on orrora the riendi. He lurtuer endeared himself to tho Waahing- Chicago Welch, cf..... 3 1030 olFarrar, Ib... 3 1 0 10 10 young man alone, that he would not lose his bead so shed champions, while the Suitauaand Western Athlet­ ou public by by Manning and Wise aroused much enthusiasm. 2, All-America 2. Fmt on balls Brown, Stovey. If.....2 4 1 2 0 es played his magnificent dispUy of stick- Carroll, Sullivan. PfefTer 2. Paly, Baldwin. Struck out 1 Andrews,cf..4 2 I 000 readily. Clements means well, but the youngster does such poor ball that it wju'd cause the crank- work Thursday. Ho was third en the bat­ Tom Bruwu was received with a big volley of cheers Lyons, 3b...... S 2 1 4 1 0 Mulvey, 3b..3 1 2 210 it crank to remain away from even a good ball game when he came to the bat, Karle, Byau, Sullivan 2, Paly. Stolen busea Duffy, not seem to be able to realize this. ing list, and when be steppped to the plate as was also Ed Crane, the Larkin. lb.._3 2 2 9 1 l.Thonips'n.rf.o 0 0 200 If Indianapolis is anxious to dispose of ora whole week after witnessing one of their contests. latter being presented with a handsomo fioral piece Pfefter 2, Burns, Brown. Left on bases All-America Healy, the ie was greeted with applause and cheers. Ho raided 8, Chicago.6. Purcell', If.... 5 1 3 1 0 0. Irwiu, U...... S 1 0 0 61 Athletics will pay a gcod round sum for his release. Cleveland, Pittsburg and St. Joe received guarantees lis hat gracefully by a group of friends. Score: Wild pilches Crane, Baldwin. Pacsed Feuoelly, and theu directed his attention to balls Karle, Anson. Umpire 0. W. Batnuoi. ss.,3 0 0 0 4 ^Clements, C..4 1 1 523 The Egyptian, being a new maa in the Association rom Mr. You der Ahe, and I am under the imprerei.'n 'itcher Bishop, Jack Chapman's prize twirk>r. Wil- AIX-AJIt'A. AB.B. B. P. A.K CHICAGO. AB.E. B. P. AH Time P.ierlraucr.-id 6 0 0 2 2 0 Ivirby.lf...... 3 0 0 101 hat Christopher was obliged to go Hanlon.cf... 5 1 2 1 0 0 Kyau. p...... 5 (I 2 167 _2h, would make ;i better man for the Athletics than he down into his noot was on first baa", having reached th^re on four Robinson. C..5 3 3 4 2 !iDeleha'y,2b.4 1 2 3 23 will for Washington. At any rate, Healy, if he has to weasel ekin each game to make up the required i;id balU Pam si/ed up the pitcher and then let Ward, S3...... 6 0232 2 Sullivan, lf..5 10 0 00 Seward, p.....3 3 1 2 4 1 Gleason, p.,. 2 0 0 110 b'? forced to go to Washington amount. Of course tbe Browns were getting their Brown, rf..... 5 At Imlianapoli-t. or any other place he rive. Away wont the ball far over the centre fielder's 0101 0 Duffy.ss...... 4 00340 Total ..... 32 16 fl 27 14 5 Buflinton.p.. 200 2 31 does not want to go to, will not be of much use to that ands Jn,aa*it were, for the championship raco, but Curoll, c..... 3 1 0 4 2 3'Anson, C...... 4 1 3 625 The tourists arrived in Indianapolis at an early hour lead for two basea, aemiing Wilmot home. This was i Total...... 35 7 6*20168 club- The sooner managers realize that it is best not hu practice was a little expensive to the management. a i-retty good opening for Boston'a discarded short- Wood, 3b..... 5 3 2 1 t> O'Pfeffer, 2b...3 0 0 380 on tbe 18th and went immediately to the Deniaon to hare a dissatisfle A question that is being asked in base ball circles now I'ogarty, If... 4 2 2 0 0 Home, *Bierbauer out for interfering with a batted ball. I or unwilling player on their ton. The second time he Wi'nt to the bat he liueil out 0 Burns, 3t>.....4 0 0 121 where Ihe brushed themselves, put on their Athletic...... team the better it n ill t>e for them. here- in St. Louis, as well as elsewhere ia iMMmtug,2b2 1 1 4 « 0 Tenor, lb.cf.3 1 I 10 11 best clothes, and during the morning stood ab*ut tbe 00440314 0 10 beautiful single to right field. Later in tho game 'Bib...... Philadelphia...... 510000010 7 The Atlilt-tic Club trounced Ned Cuthbert'a newly RE THE BROWNS STRONGER THAN LAST YEAR? e planted another two-bagger again«t ccutio field 4 1 2 14 0 O.Daly, rf...... 2 0 1 100 corridors receiving their local friends. The two'uams Earned runs Athletic 5, organized Reading team at Gloucester, last Sunday, ...... 3 2_1_ 0 OjlO Baldwin,cr...3 10 201 made a street parade after dinner, headed Philadelphia 1. Two-base Whenever thia question ia put to me I Invariably e nee. Iu spite of the mud bo stolo two bases and by a brass hits Larkin, Robinson, Seward. Total base hits to the tune of 19 to 1. The visitors did some very Total...... 361013 band. Yhey were viewed by large crowds, but there ay that the champions are stronger than tiuy ieldtd hia position for all it was worth. He seems to 27 2315: Total...... 33 37272315 Athletic 14, Philadelphia 7. Sacrifice hits Lyons, m^ted fielding, and failed to hit the ball to auy effect. >e somewhat shoulder-bound, All-Aii^rica...... 05101021 0 10 was no enthusiasm. The game was plaj'ed on the " ave been Binca the release of Caruthere. Bcahong, but he mina^ea to get Purcell, Thompson. Stolen bases Stovey, Kobinson. Bierb*uer and Feimelly batted torrificjiUy. 'outz, Welch and Gleason. he ball to first base ahead of ihe runner just the Chic..!;-...... 2 00001000 3 League grounds at 3:30 o'clock. The attendance was Left on bilges Athletic After THE SPOUTING LIFE banquet The new men secured for poor, numbering not quite 1000. The All-Americas 10, Philadelphia 7. Struck Philip F. Nash, he Browns this year were Duffee, Fuller, Freeman arne. He throws !f liiiu. Ha was looked upou ad a bright, eUain? star YenJome Hotel, George was banquetted in by scoring five runs ou five base hits and one error. and we are glad to tay that this was the n the New Kngland Letgue. He was advertised Giant, Johnny Ward. He went all over the Washin^- Earle. Stuleo bases Wood. Ward, Fogarty, Man­ first t-me that it has been our displeasure from ou-Bostou-Ncw YorK v fine style. Mr. Charles A. Prince Score; to see either ;he Atlantic t'j the Pacific on account of the trouble of deal for his eervk-es and fuily sat at ning, Daly. Double plays Pfefft-r, Baldwin, Ityan; ATHLETIC. of the two great catcher*, of whom Philadelphia is so jxplained to me why he did n^t itccopt the fluttering "ijond of the table, with the guest of the evening on AB.R.B. P. A. SI BOSTON. AB.8. B. P. A.E securing: hia release from Lowell, aud on this account Muiuiing, Wood, Carrol!. First on balls Craue. Car- Welch'cf..... 4 3 1 4 0 0'Richard'n,2b4 2 1 341 proud, make a break ot this kind, and we trust it will ru[o$ition made to him by Mr. Uewitt. Iu the first right and Al SpV.diug on bis Itft. Johnny Ward roll, Duly. Struck out Crane, Healy. Passed bail everybody WUB anxious to see him. Tho public ex­ S!ovey,"lf.....4 3 1 .2 0 Oj.lohnston, cf» 22 2 01 bo the laat time. acted to see a man that was able to knock tho socks lace, he declares tiiat he never stated to anyone thai a;;cl Oiptain An?on were also thero, aud tLe otbors AuBon. Umpire Daruum. Tiaae 1:30. Lyons, There ia a slight defect in the Athletics* t?nm work, 10 waa ambitious to become a ruamiger of a club, and, vere Francis Peabodv, Jr., Henry 3u..... 5 2101 0 Kelly, rf...... 5 12000 ff the ball and pick high flys out of the blue sky. A, Dttsun, Harry Laikin Ib... 4 0 0 12 0 0 Broilthe'd.lbt whicn should be corrected. Every now and tuoo, just e defies anyone to reproduce any utterance of hia eienetr, ot the Button Theatie; H. M. Fitt, of the Tlie End of the Tour. 1 1 12 2 0 lad worth was aware of this tttct, and be did not find Purcell, rf... 2 3 1 0 0 lINash, 3b...... 4 0 1 1 44 R* either Ft-niielly or Bauer run to second base to limself hut would warrant such an idea. Tbe re^ponubilities Bufltun Museum; A. W. Slocum, of Brooklyn, t^nuii r(itch a runner na[ equal to the emergency. His fielding was no On Friday evening, 19th, the tourists reached Fer.nelly, K.'i I 2 3 6 llKay, 8S...... 4 1 1 331 ping, Ihe pitcher delivers the ball setter than tbat of Harry Lyuns, laet year's centre f a manager are 110 numorous, and he ui ver had any cfcamviuu wt" Am'-rlca; Tom IV.tit, professional cham­ and ibo bati^r hits it tlirough the apace eaire to figure in eucii a capacity. This pion At Chicago, from which they started just six Uierbauer,2b3 0 1 S B IJQulun, If..... 4 1 1 2 01 Iclt open, Ifllder; hie base-running was somewhat better than was hi* tennis iiii! la*u tenui^ Samuel McDonald, of RunnlnK, which, had the second baseman or short stop been in niucipal reason for declining to coaie to Washington, lacrosse fame; C. L. Bixhy, of the Longwood Ciicket months ago. The event was celebrated by a c..3 2 3 2 1 0 Uennott, c... 4 1 1 4 00 [larrj's, but he was lamentably weuk at the bat, jutt Mattimore,p3 0 0 1 1 0 Clarkson, p..4 0 1 033 his position, would have been an easy out. Tlie fault u addition, ho begina to realize that it id at-out time Club. Dr. E. A. Pope and W. Irwiog Suyder, of N*w street parade and hotel banquet. Members ol lies where he was expected to Le strong. An experienced :bat KnuufT. p..... !_ 0 0 010 Total...... 35 911 27 16U with thy catcher, who does not signal tho pitcher man could see at i* glance when Cudworth he build for himself aud wife a povmuneut home, \urtt. Tijeve were * number of felicitous c^ngratr.la- the local athletic organizations were the march­ :jTurn arouml and throw, or by a eign fails to caution went lo the aud tho location most desirable from every standpoint toi.y oddrffst*, but loe culmination of tlie featmties Total...... 3114102715 3 !,at that he waa weak as a etickcr, on account of hi| ers. Athletic...... the latter to wai' a moment longer before pitching a either in Now York or Boston. He is still the hard naa the presentation Io George of a magnificent gold 0 0013805 0—14 >osition. And another drawback was his fear of working, conscientious At the banquet, which took place at the Boston...... 300060000 0 theTiill until the infieiders retain to their positions. rf-ttiug plugged in the ribs with the ball. The player that ho has always bi-eut Lt k'.-t ar.d chain. Catcher Karle's fatbar U a letter carrier in this city. and his Waahiiifrton friend* think none t'ae lesa of him i si his speech Mr. Spalding embraced an opportunity Palmer House, covers were laid for 300 persons. Earned runs Athletics, Boston 9. Two-base bits >»ll-t:oer3 expected (and hoped) to see a Slovuv, Fenmlly, Kellv, Clarkson. Three-base The old gflntlemuu is very proud «f his son, and ho second Curt Welch, but >ecause he ia uot one of ua. ;ive Mike Kelly a deserved custigation. In aitnu- The floral decorations were handsome and ap- hit- takes a deep interest the patrons of the Lyons. Total base hits Athletic 14, Boston 13. Sac­ in the Chicago-AH-America in St. Louia were disappointed. Had SPALDING AND ANSON TALK. ; t) th« sale of Blurrill to placate Kelly be said it propriate. An address of welcome was games, being anxious to gee the latter end the trip v as unwise. Kelly, Ue saiJ, by virtue of his liquor rifice hits L*kin, Bierbaner, Gunning. Mattimore, Duffee been secured by aome other club than Mr. Spalding, in conversing with me about the Mor- made by Mayor Cregier. This vras re­ Knouff, Kelly, Brothers, Ray. Stolen bases Welch, with a better record of gnmea won th»n the Chicago^. ;he Browns Cud worth would probably have been played riil-Wiee deal, commanded Waiter Hewitt's enterprise business, was not the man to inspire confidence in the Said fln out of town gentleman last week who came public. Tbe speaker didn't believe in allowing bai« sponded to by Mr. Spa'ding. Tho toasts Gunning, Kelly, Benneit. Double plays liierbauer, regularly in centre, but the little Southerner is too and good jndgmeut fli the highest terms. Said he: Larkin; Fennody, LarUin. to Philadelphia to attend THE SPORTING LIFE banquet ^ood with the stick to be 'If anything should happen to old Ause I would ball players to be owners of or interested iu saloons or w<-re responded to aa follow*: "Base bull as a Left on bases Athletic "I can tell yon allowed to remain on the get l.'l, Boston C. Struck out Knonff, Clarksou. First the reason why tho Athletics always bench. Cudworih's weak showing at tbe bat caused John Morrili to take his'place if money would ba aa drinking places for rea?ona that must be obvious to R'ltiL'nal Amusement," Dr. H. W. Thonsas; "Hia Royal lose so utauy games away from home. In the first everybody, and ho intended at the n-^xt meeting of the Highheas, the Prince of Wak-a," A. C. Anson; "Tho on errors Athletic 8, Coetoo 2. First on balls BIr. Von der Ahe to make up his miud to sell his re­ nducomont." Welch, plttce they do not run the bases or take the chances lease as soon 1 wa-i surprised to hear Anson, Lfafiue to ofior an order or resolution preventing any National Value of Athletics," Slnjor Henry L. Tr»ylor; Stovey, Purcell 2, Fennelly 2, Bierbauer, Gun­ thov as possible, and Tuesduy a deal was made while discussiug th« ning, Richardson, Johnson, Broutners, Bennett 3. do at home, and secondly their habits a-e not as whtreby the New Knsclander gees to Worcester, M.a?s., clafl'-iflcatlou rule, say that tho new syatf-m is a great player front being interested in a dilnkiu^ place. In "The Wodd as I Found It," Ji-hn M. Ward; "My Own good while away from home as they are in Philadel­ fact, lie had ulreidy served notice on tbe Bos'on man- Kxperience," ex-Mayor Carter H. Flarrison; "The Hit by pitcher Welch. Umpirel Fcssenden and where ho will captain the team. To return to the injustice to players in auch cities as Now York, Chi- phia. That team would have won the pennant last Browns'strength: Iii my humble opinion 3«£O aud Boston. Those cities, eaid he, can afford to m*-ut that be intended to do so, and they could Humor of the Trip," Harry Palmer; "Reminiscences," Carlln. lime 1:50. year had it played as well in other they are a H. n. Waldo, of Rockford; cities a?at home." stronger team than tlidj were last season, with the ad­ ;my high salaries, and their players should not bo held . lily understand what he meant by that. "Public Opinion of the THE ATHLETIC EXHIBITION RECORDS. "Down iu Baltimore we consider the Athletics the Giine," George Drig^s; "AustralU,'1 Leigh Lynch; dition of Daffee, Fuller and Freeman, and whoever lown to low salaries because Washington, Indianap­ The complete records cf the Athletic Club and strongest team in the Association, or, for that matter,' picks them up for a pnddiog will get beautifully left. olis, Cleveland and such towns can't keep up with the Received in Washington. "The Prew," J. W. Sen it. The musical programme ai players for the fourteen games in the country," said Manager Uarnie the other day the banquet waa in charge of the cor played in the. exhibi­ The spring exhibition games closed here last Sunday, ir.ices--iion. Anaon ought to know that the big cities The tourists arrived in Washington Monday net i at, Frederick tion reason are here given. Thoy are very interest­ *My players to a man think they should win the pen­ Austin. ______wheu un not get along very successfully wiihout the smaller morning, April 16, and registered at the Arling­ ing and show who the weak fielders and heavy hitters nant this year. If they leave ruin alone aud pull to­ cities. It is, therefore, essential that "the big aud the gether I fail to see how they can be preveoted TUB TOROXTOS WERE SLUGGED. ton Hotel. >'iok Young, Walter Hewitt and JUBILANT ST. JOSKFH. are: from ;ittte towns should pull together. K. U. LARKES. Club Bulling. captu'ing the flag." William Serad, the ex-Ciucinnatian, pitched the John Morrili were the only ones at the depot to Favrnr is generally conceded to be. the poorest base- first game, and the Browns pulverized his delivery A Stand-off With, Watkins' » meet them. After breakfast they spruced up, Cowboys rnnncr on the Philadelphia Club. This being tke ca^o from start to finish. Vickery was the unfortunate TEXAS LEAGUE. entered carriages find were escorted to the ex­ Scores of the Games—Comment on tlie some people are wondering why Manager Wriijht puts man in the closing game, and his twisters were Home Team—News Notes. Knocked all over the ecutive mansion by General Williams, a personal » him ut ino top of the bat-ing order. "pa-mire." Th« Canadiana were Games to be Played. ST. JOSEPH, Mo., April 17. Editor SPOUTING The Athletic Club Is all right fur Sunday games a unevenly balanced. The team contained some good friend of the President, and by Waiter Hewitt. and Borne April 22, 23. 24, Waco at Oalrcaton, Fort \Voith at 544 154 1 163 Gl.jucvster, as the New Jersey House of Assembly las very poor limber. If Manager Cushman After a chat with Private Secretary Halford and LIFE; Tho home and Kansas City cluba were Athletic...... ! 9 70! 51 i .300' 5.00 Tuesday, by a vote of 25 to 16, expects to give the leaders of the International League Houston, Dallas at Austin. Oppouenta...... 1*4 47'-'! 53j 100 33;25i .212| 2.36 killed tho bill which Russell Harrison the door leading into the to have played here list Thursday, but rain pre­ makes it a misdemeanor to play base ball on Sunday any trouble thia season he will be obliged tostroiigtheu April 23, 20, 27, Fort Worth at Austin, Waco at Hous­ ton, Dallas at Galvestun. President's room was thrown open and vented. On Friday, however, the American *0aa tie game. Umpire Wesley Curry last Tuesday took out a mar­ hid team in one or two positions. The "Queen's sub­ Club was easily beaten. ?«6 Fielding. riage license. He is to marry Miss Euiina Elizabeth jects" were without a third baseman, and catcher (Jrim April 28,20, 30, Dallas at Houston, Fort Worth at the tourists filed in. Mr. Halford intro­ Swartzel waa hit hard, dalveston. while Kansas City made but two hits off Knell's Jacuby, of 1015 Brown street. waa niaced on the left-hand corner of the diamond duced Mr. Spalding, who presented the Harry and be filleJ the position occoptably. lie Is a fine Wright's new tcora book, printed by A. J The Record, others by name. When they had all shaken delivery, and the latter also struck out nine of Reach & Co., ia cut and it is, to ns« a Bianp phrase, "a thrower. If properly coached there are several gooc bauua and wc-re standing in solid ranks on the western his opponents. Reynolds had one of his fingers dandy." It is gotten up to conform with tne new base-runnera on the team. McGuire, Casey'a oK Tlse Texas League season was opened on April 7. aide ot the room, ibe President knocked out of joint in the first inning and retired in rules, having a sacrifice hit column, besides a summary catcher, was here with Cushman, but he was out of Barring Austin tlie clubs appear lo be pretty evenly said that they bad just matched, aod ecnie in time tu catch him, for he was going out lor a favor of Dunohue, Stearns going to third and Porter at tho bottom of the puge. It ia the best score book w shape fiud could not flo himself justice. One of hie if the former etrcngthens np a little &a diive. Tliou there wag a momentary silence, \vbicb playing first. The K rounds were muddy, and aside Athletic...... _..... 49| 671! .927 have yet seen this season. leg* WAS lame and his right shoulder was in a bad fix interesting race in this League in promised. It is yet Secretary Ilalford broke by explaining to the Presi­ from running catches by Kreig aud Ardner.no hril- OppontiiU ...... 4| Oj 368J 246: 100| 714!.860 Irwin has devised a new aliding pad, which, afte: Yet he throw to the bases fairly well. (oo early to predict wbich club or cluba will finish in dent ill Lit. the tourists would liant fioldinir wa» done. Tbe game waa called at the trial, he says beats them all and the lead, and it is not >et too late for Austin to take a play a g»ma tit the park Batting Average. makes the feat o ITEMS OP INTEREST. brace and that afteinoon. He thought that he would go down. end of the eighth iuninar. Score: sliding both easy and safe. ratch up with tho others. The appended Bank. Games. A.B. B. B.H.Ave Joe Murphy, the editor-pitcher, wis disabled las fable includes all games plaved up to and including The Piesiuwiit laughed aud said tbat he wa* glad that ST JOSEPH. AB.R. B. P. A. El Ki'SCITT. AB.R.B. P. A. 1 Gunning...... ^...... 4 1'J 8 1 .579 Reward's aim is not in good condition. Sunday in the M. A. A. C.-Kvansville game at Erana- the adniiuistration would be represented. Mr. Spald­ Curtin,lf...... 5 1 2 0 U 0;Loug, 8S...... 4 I 1 1 30 /Larkin...... 14 55 16 22 .400 Manager Charles MASOQ seems to have gacrificec ville, Ind. April 17: ______ing said that he would be oveijoyed if the Preaid^nt Frye, rf...... 5 110 0 0, Hamilton, If. 4 00001 2 | Smith ...... 3 10 3 4 .400 talent for size, as his Philadelphia Giants don't see It looks very much now as if tho Browna would be > » 3 o ff $ Arducr,2b... 5 2032 0'Burns, cf.....4 00101 to pan out as ball players. 3 could come h mute If, ht which Mr. IJarrison eaid that 3 Bobineon ...... 3 13 4 5 .385 They went to Norristown found elsewhere than at Sportsman's I'ark next aea- D" ?. D he waa afraid be could nut. "I use! to go Kreig cf...... 4 0120 0'8tea'ns,lb,3b3 00142 Friday aud wore whailoped by the new Norristown 39 < = to the games 4 Lyons...... 14 62 1!) 21 .339 son. President Von der Ahe has several gool loca­ OB p r once iu a while at Indianapolis," addmi the President, Cartwri't,lb.i 2 1 10 0 otMctarr, 5»b.,.3 01 3 01 5 Seward...... 3 9 4 3 .333 team to the tune of 21 to 1. tions in his mind'a eye, and should ha fail to como t 'nmi also at Chicago. I like to see a gocd game, but Slahoney,c...4 13730 DoDoh'c,3b,c3 00510 6 Welch...... :... 14 63 23 20 .317 The catchers of the Philadelphia and Athletic club terms with the owners of Sportsman's Park he wll 0 0 0 0 0 o .000 I do uot see how I cao got time to go to-day." Ilo WUlney, 3b.4 0 0 1 3 0;McCarty, rf.. 3 0 0 0 00 7 Stovey...... 13 56 18 17 .304 are all beginning to wear Decker's catchers' gloves **aottle" for good just as soon as his present lease ex­ Dallas.. .:...... 2 1 0 4 .400 then b.vift the tourists good muriting, to which they Toffling.S*... 400 1 00 Swartzel, p...3 00270 8 Purcell...... 14 64 17 19 .297 Clements and Robinson both pronounce it the bes pires. Th* present grounds are owned by severa Ft. Worth...... 2 2 1 !U 5 ,500 responded in chorus, aud theu filed out aud weie linell, P...... 4 0 2 0 9 0 Kejrnolds, c_0 0 0 000 9—Bauer...... 14 61 13 18 .295 they have ever seen. Decker has put the glove on sal people, and no two ot them can aee things in the same Gatveslon ...... ^ 3 0 1 1 2 7 .700 driven buck to the hotel. Total...... 397 10 2417 ijrortar/lb....3 0 0 11 00 10 Cross...... 4 12 3 3 .250 with A. J. Beach & Co., who are prepared to proraptl. light UoUStUU...... '.""" 0 »| a it 1 8 ,*IO THE GAME. I Total...... 30 1 2 2415 5 .. f Brennau...... 4 15 4 3 .200 fill all orders sent to them. Al Reach, iu sneaking o "Tip" O'Neil and Pete Browning are advised to kee] Waco...... Ji 0 1 6 .000 the new glove, said the other day: "Of The two teams left their hotel about 3.30 o'clock, St. Joseph...... 3012001 0 7 \Tovvnsend...... 1 521 .200 course, w their eye* on the Browns' new centre fielder, Duffee r and proccfedt-d to the ball Kansas City...... j..... 0 0-10000 0 1 12 Mattimore ...... 6 21 8 4 .190 have all kinds of gloves in our stuck and it is i mm ate as be bib the sphere awfully bard. Lost...... 10 6 si a 2 4 30 ground In carriages, headed rial to me which make we iell t aud tor by tiio United SUtea Marine Bund. As tliey entered Two-base hit Louir. First on balls Ry Knell 3, 13—Fennelly...... 14 65 17 10 .182 that reason Bill Robinson it in si'ch good condition that h« by Swartzel 2. Struck"out Whitnev, Toffling, Ham­ can give an unbiased opinion of Docker's glove, an looks like he had passed through a severe spell o SUMMARY. Ibe pnik the baud played "Home Again," and the 201)0 Fielding Average!. Won.Lojt.Purc'ti Won.Lont.Perc'l pectatois ilton, Burns, Stearns, Porter 3 McCarty 3. Stolen that is timt I consider it the very best in tho markel ''spirits come and get us." He is as thin as a rac present cheered heartily. The day, bow- Catchers. 1 will stuke my reputation Houston..... 8 2 .800 Ft. Worth... 5 5 .500 ever, was cold and raw, aud good play was impo sible. bases BlcGarr 2. Pas-»l balls Mahoney 2, Donohne on the glovu aud recom horse, aud he says that he intends to keep himsel 2. Sacrifice hits McGatr 2. Umpire Scbellbas^e. Games. P.O. A. E.T'l ch's.Ave mend It to everybody as the best catchers' glove eve GalTfSton.... 7 3 .TOo'Dallus...... 4 8 .400 The game wag rubbed of all interest la lb.9 first in­ 4 23 10 31 down to race-horsa condition during the seas"n. Rain prevented another game unlil Sunday, \vlipn Gunning...... 971 made." Tommy Waco...... 0 4 .600;Austin...... 0 10 -.000 ning, whan the Chica^oa scored eight runs on two Kabul BOO...... 395 15 .033 McCarthy ia a trifle heavy aa yet, Imt a fe1 our hoys played a^ain with the Cowboys upon tho Voltz's Base Ball Guide for 1889 ia out. It contain moreeamea v ill fit him &U right. vTomuiy was a hi two-basi-rs by Kyau, ba#es on bails to Ansoo, Sullivan, Cross...... 4 23 10 * 37 .892 Games Played. Daly, sioeles latter'-* ground, aud were badly beaten. Twenty nits the averages of tho League and Association players stiff after his first came. by PfefTer, Tecer, and a long bit by Sul­ Breuoao...... 4 27 14 G 47 .874 and the schedule ia so arranged SUNDAY, livan. After Ibid tbe Chlcagos scored wlmn they were made off ol Klopf and bases were stolen at all as to leave blank apace The papers in the K*8t claimed during the winte APRIL 7. At Houston Houston 9, Gnlre.itow staiifi of tho game. Porter w»g in fine form and First Basemen. for runs, hits and errura made in each game durin that Latham would coach no more. In this they wer 5 At Wucn Waco 20, Austin 14. At Ft. Worth p!eased. Crane pitched etow curves to Anson's men, Townsend...... 6 1000 the and at no pitched a splendid game, but toward toe end he eased 1 800 season by the crubs of the two major organization! mistaken. He gets up on the line just the snine a Ft. Worth 6, D..IIM 3. lime did he exert himself. Kakiwjn was Larkto...... 13 129 4 7 140 .950 which, if filled out daily, will MONDAY, fairly effective against the All-Auiaricaa. Burns led up eo&aiderably. Score: mske it n. bandy bool ever, and he almuta out his *'whoaa" as of yore.0Th AI-UIL 8. At Houston Houston 4, Gnlrei- the KAX8ASCITY. AB.R.R. P. A. E:ST. JOSEPH. AB.tt. B. P. A.E Second Basemen. for ready reference in the future. The book Is no Browna, without Lathim's coaching, would be sonic ton 14. At Ft. Worth Ft. Worth C, Dallas 10. At bitting for Chicago with two two-bakers and two near »inglet;, while Baldwin followed him closely with two Long, ss...... B 4 5 1 ti IjC'urtis, Jf.....4 10200 Bierbauer...... 14 60 41 6 97 .938 so bulky as last year, and ia in every a thing entirely new throughout tho country, as th Waco Waco 12, Austin G. sin^lea Hamilton, lf.6 2 3 0 0 0 Krye, rf..,...411 000 Third Baseman. improvement over that edition. dude clown ia known wherever the champions hav TUESUAY, APRIL '.I. At Houston Houston 11, Galves- and a long three-baser. The fidilfng of both Jake teams waa poor, at times, but thsre were several pretty Burns, cf.....6 2 2 1 0 0 SchellhaV.cf4 1 0 501 Lyona...... 14 22 24 6 52 .880 Morse says in the Boston Herald that the Ath­ played. t'jn 3. At Ft. Worth Ft. Worth 5, Dallas 2. At Sieurr)9,lb....6 1 1 17 0 0|Ardner,2b....4 02242 Short letics are real live ball players. Whenever they start in to hindlcap the strong clubs Waco Waco 13, Austin 2. lays, the most notable being a one-handed stop by Stop. Tun Mur-uane considers Harry Stovey WKDNI-.SDAY, yan, Sec re: ; SicGarr, 2I>... G 2 2 3 4 0 Krt-ig, c...... 4 1 2 2 30 Fenneily.....»»...... 14 18 33 10 61 .836 a first-cla- in either tbe Association or League, just that BOO APRIL 10. At Ft. Worth Ft. Worth*. S Hoowr, 3b..6 2303 2' idea ia a crazy one. Tlll'fisnAY, APRIL 11. At Waco Wjico 13, lJa!lits7. fiuillvan, If.. 2 1 0 1 0 0,Ward, «' X.3^ 1' 1 9 1 Centre Fielder. I't-Uit.rf...... fi 1300 0:Brown,rf,..:. Porter, p...... 5 2 2 0 0 fiiKlopf, p...... 4 0 0 151 his shoulders. Healy, the "Kgyptien mystery," wrote me from At Ausiin Austin 12, Gulreston 15. At Vt. Worth 2-t>"0 1 00 Welch...... 14 29 2 0 31 1000 Latharn, of the St. Lonls Club, brought suit Safur Ft. Worth 0, Houslon Ans>n, c...... 5 1 2 7 2 1 Carroll, lti,» 4'tf 2*13 02 Total...... 52 19 21 27 25 i! Total...... 357 8 272010 Paris, France, that nothing would please him belle lj(ten innings.) Welter, Kansas City...... 201050100 1 19 Bight Fioldor. day against H. Oral tan Donnelly, the playright, Lo? than to be traded away from the Hooweis. FBIMY, APRIL 1'! At Wuco Woco 2, Dallas 1. At Sib... 6 1170 0 Woai,db...... 3 1 6 t 4 0 Simmons «n'l J. S. Alexander. Donneily and Sim Aiiitiu Austin 4, Galvestou Burns, 3h.... 63444 'ijFugarty, If... 4 00 4 00 St. Joseph...... 000300202 7 Parcel)...... 14 14 » 4 21 .810 Jrtck Olnsecok and bis IndianapoUa tfam downe 15. At t't. Worth Karned runs Kansas City 11, St. Joseph 4. First Pitchers AterfifjM nions rana musical farce-comedy known as "Fashions, our boys twice and St. Louis cranks don't uppreciat Vt. Worth 3. Houston 7. T>ner, Ib.... a 2180 lj Manning, 2o3 31530 and they engaged Arlie Daly, cf...... 23000 O.Enrle, on balls Off Porter 1. Struck out By Porter 5. to perform, and tho coropan his kindness (?) SATUBDAY, AI-RIL 13. At Dalian Dallas 3, Houston 9. C...... 4 02121 gave exhibitions here last Christinas. Latharn was t At Waco Waco 'Baldwin, p...5 3 3 0 3 0 Crane, p...... 4 0 1 0 20 Left on bases Kansas City 5, St. Joseph 2. Two-base Bill (Jleftsou dots st%nd in with the nowly-electe 2, Galveiton 7. At Ft. Worth Ft. get SOD per woek, and the company, ha say?, broke np Worth " Total...... 421818271761 Total...... 31 0 7 27 215 hits Long 2, Ardi.er 1. Throe-base hits Donohue. Major and he can uecuro a good position under th 13, Ausiin 5. Kreig, Whitiu-y. Double plays Domihue, Long; Ard- owing him $374.12. Donnelly theu associated hlmse new administration if he want* it, but Glcason is no MONOAV, APRIL 15. At Dallas Dallas 5, Ilimaton 15. Chicago...... 82003302 0 18 with Alexander to run the earns show, and when in que^t of a position. He At Wuco Waco 3, Galres'.on 6. At Ft. Worth Ft All-America...... 1 1 1001020 6 nor, Toffling, Klopf. Stolen basea Kansas City !», M. is ID pos«ta*ion of a com Joseph 1. Passed hall Kreig. Saoitice hits Hums broke up Latham says they owed him &!0. It ia thea furtahle '*roll," atd he thinks of embarking in business Worth 4, Austin 3. ]uirne!a, as either a ^ bras proved fast enough for tho League last' season with rarade, which wound up at the grounds. The "Ha does, eh? Well, he won't sign me. I want to on » week's tour through Oh;o,- iilayiny; practice f baud or Jduit&a1 day ia a sure enough Jonah to Comis several new men. st-;eial of whom are K.-und to lj« ;0 was one-sided, and the AIl-Amerieas won THK Detroit and Tok-d'» clubs not being schooled ti sign with tbe Philadelphia Club, acd uot with the gamwt with Tri-State League clubs. The stasoo kuv and bisfetyti. pood ones. I can't sep why the Chicago (!;ub of the lily. Healy hcM Anson'a men down to sfven pl:.y any gimes on May 24, tho Qtfoet/s birthdny, on Leae«e." open* here May 13, the Grand Rapids Club ^ayin^ a Tht» banqu»HPBder**UJI*MOO, Nothing wor* SPOHTINS LIFE mu^t have been the grandest ot thai Held, and their c-hn:.c-. i O tli» pennant just us good M AU-Auiwicaa also led in fielding, aud Jfugart>'6 tww gaue ai Siiut*>u, for a gutuantea of $3'^ r*i» or shiae yoiu feivicea with the Philadelphia Club, aadaot with entire trip. Accounts of tho tauqutt were Bent ou those " .April 24. THE LIFE.

McPbee, Reilly, Carpenter, Latham 2, Eoblnson; ersey City, T. J. Cummings, T. Phillij and David Stolen bases Albsrt 2, Herr, Sutton 2, McVcy 2, TNeil, Duffee, Fuller. Hit by pitcher Tebeau, COLUMBUS CHATTEli. )avin; Lowell, P. L. Mullen, Jos. Calahan and T. T. ASSOCIATION VS. LEAGUE. Randall, Muoger 3, Chrisiuau 2, fc'ogerly, De\\aldt ,ntlmni. Stolen buses Reilly, Latham 4, McCarthy 3, 'radv; Newark, Harry Corcoran, Dave Pierson »nd Tingley. Tliree-baaft bit Tiugley. !>»*«* on bali« BASEJ3ALL. The Chambeilain. Sacrifice hits Beard, Smilu.Chamber- Final Preparatory Games Victories iobert Nell; New lUven, N. Coffee, IJobert McDonald Record of tlio Two Leading Organizations Off Do«'aM 7, of! Webber 1. Hit by pitcber Mun- ain. First on errors Cincinnati 2, St. Louis 4. Over Toledo and a Crushing Defeat From nd E. O. Morton, Wilkesbarro, Green Mnlherin, T. in Their Exhibition Contests Figures for rer. Doable plujs Tingley, DeWaM: Lowe, Jlills. struck out N'icol. Carpenter, Baldwin,Smith 2. Fuller. Milwaukee Outlook for the Champion­ yndeman and E. Gates; Worcester, Dauiel Sullivai), Every Department of the Game. Passed balla 31illg 1, McAlenny 1. Umpire ;imtb. AMERICAN^ASSOCIATION. Vscd balU Baldwin 3. Umpire Uaffney. Time ship Season, V. 11. Fogarty aud E. J. Melaneff. Time 2h. The recent series of exhibition games between On Tuesday tbe?e clubs played aRalo. ThU time Tlie Record. BALTIMORS vn. Cwjim'g AT BALTIMORE APBII.IS. COLUMBUS, April 18. Editor SPORTIXG I.IFE: be League and Association clubs has been the ho Milwauheea played witbout an error, ana bad n,->t The American Association championship race 'he Baltimore^ appeared in their initial championship On Friday last, 12th, the Tolcd >s came to LQUISVILLETACQNIGS. lost interesting in tho history of the two or- ho home team become rattled tbe visitors would bavei amo clad lu new uniforms of the Oriolo colors anizations. ieen held down to close figures. As it was, tln>y won of 18S9 started on Wednesday, and has also own to try their hands at something stronger he Games It would be scarcely possible for range and black. They had iu their star pitcher, han college With Cleveland Horace Pliil- he result to bo nearer a draw. )y 10 to 2, wbich Is nevertheless considered Rood work been prolific in surprises, as an augury of what Cilroy, but tlie Columbus Club proved powerful at the or picked teams, and they found it. liS>s' Opiniou of the Colonels Local Out of 48 games 'or tho l>avtou tenm. They inad'e a pretty good Iin- layed On Wodnoeduy tbo DaytouB may be expected throughout the season. The at aud strong iu the field, winniii? Ihe game with stand against the pressluns Captain Kbterbrook's 111 Treat­ the Associafion clubs won 2-1, League layed Ute Iltimiltone, at tbd lalter's etouudd, ami the St. Louis firowns, however, start out like five- ase. Kilroy's curves proved "pie" for the visitors, iome team. The last half of the eighth in- ment Items of News. 3, and one game resulted in a tie. In batting ;atao waa exciticg throughout. ud his delivery was slugged throughout the coulesl. iiug waa being played, with the Toledos at the b»t, je League had a slight advantage in first base Tbo Daytoo management naa biro! Lemmons, of time winner?, and the manner in whioh they LOUISVILLE, Ky., April 11. Editor SPORTING trounced the Cincinnatis The ao-callc 1 "babies" gave on exhibition of bill when tho lowering clouds prompted the umpire to call its and the Association in total hits. Tho As- ast year's Southern Leasu", as a pitjber; also Link on their grounds right laying that coulel not be surpassed by any cluD in he game. Columbus had scored two runs and Toledo TFE: The Cleveland Club came to town last Arlz, a collejian, as a catcher. PoWald, of CloTeland, at the start, afford?_f0od for reflection and must ho Association. They ftolded with precision and bat­ ad one in the eighth, but tbe game went back to the OBiation had a good lead in fielding, and stole and McAHnny consUtute a second buttery; Ulhry and eek for a couple of games, and proved to ba a 1 more bases than the League. The Cicein- «ause the ol'jer Would-be pennant-winners con- ed like veterans. The fielding of the home team was event!! inning- Score: men stronger aggregation than they were ["ingley, of Cincinnati, a tiiird batterr, aud Munger n a par with it* pitching. Sommer, Sh; udle and Hor­ COLUMBUS. AB.R. B. p. A.E' TOLEDO. AB.R.B. P. A.E ati Club made the best general record, leading and Slunger, of Piqua, a fourth battery. Somu of tiderajo'.o apprehension. It would bo in the redited with being. Nevertheless, they bad " iiature of a calamity to tho American Associa­ ning did s'ome execrablo playimr, and contributed not lIcTam'y, cf. 4 1 3 3 0 0 Sneed, rf..... 4 0 1 1 00 n games won seven tieing Indianapolis for bese, bowcver, wilt be released before long, as tbo club i little to swell the score. Score: Marr, rf...... 4 0 0 0 2 0 Bottemn, cf.2 3 1 4 00 o license to win a game from our Colonels, rst fielding honors and ranking second in bat- will only cirrv two batterie*. tion were the Browns this season to repeat their BAI.TO. AU.K. B. P. A. XlrOLl'MBVK. AB.B.B. P. A.F. Daily, If...... 4 1 0 22 There is a difference 1 0 0 Alvord, 3b... 4 0 1 1 ad fielding on the part of Browning and Ea- ng. The complete records follow, showing of opinion hsre in reference to record of 1S8G-87, and run away with the pen­ IriCin, cf..... 2 1 1 ! 1 OJM'Turaa'y.ci 6 2 2 0 obnson,3b..3 2 2 1 1 0 Worden, lb..3 0 0 8 01 erbrook, lost the game for Louisville on Friday, lie scoruig ot sacrifice bits. Somo think it ia a bail dicker, Ib... 4 0080 1 Marr, rf...... 022 0 , .. 00 very detail of the work: move to place tbe nant almost before the season is half over. Ap­ Grecnw'd,2b2Jrr, lb...... 3 01 j1 --8 0 1 'Stalling!, ._»/>/> If.. 2 0 0 1 pril 12. The.formcr made three muffs in left etjlen b :c s c P- r f f j'arrell, ss... 400 2 3 o'O'Cjnnor. c.. 5 0 2 5 Vejhiug, p..31_l 1 2 OjCu8hmau,p..2 0 0 0 11 rounder. Stratton pitched well and fielded 2.'! ~*j C cji-:ijjs bases stolen. To print two colutuna of cyphers Sommer, rf... 4 1120 2| Peoples, 2b... 4 003 Total...... 29 6 9 2l 10 3| Total...... 28 3 6 21 12 7 "rom time to time gfts t j bi a s'lostnut, and tbo oM f c p s !- g. 'ulmer.c..... 3 0 0 5 2 2!Hnye, p...... 5 1 1 1 is position finely, all the hits made off him be- way HVM much tbe best. If eacrinoe bits are to )> i i ? Columbus...... 0 20022 0 6 g scattered. Gruber was hit hard oston...... 667 Kilroy, p.....3 1104 0 Esterday, ss..5 2 3 2 20 folodo...... 101001 0-3 throughout, cored they could te placed first iu Ibe summary, ut was finely supported. Score: iiCftgO...... lowover. Athletic...... 0 1 0 n 0 0 0 1 1.500 Total...... 32 3 6 24 18 81 Total...... 441318 27 11 4 Earned runs Columbus 2. - Stolon bases Johnson eveland...... ibis year will settle- tlie sacrifice hit column. II 0 OIT3VILLE. AB.E. B. P. A. E ! CLEVELAND. AB.R. B, P. A.E '.700 ____^___ J. 1J. S. Baltimore ...... 0 0 2 II 0 2 1 .CC6 laltlmoro...... 010001010 3 Snetd, Boltonus 2, Alvord. Two-base bit Peo- idiauapolis...... /OO Brooklyn ...... 1 0 0 C 0 0 0 1 .600 Columbus...... 11140150 x 13 ies. Tiiree-baso bits Orr, Peoples. Struck out By rowning, If.5 0100 3'Strkker, 2b..5 01340 ew York...... Cincinnati...... 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 .000 Iluns earned Baltimore 1, Columbus fulf,rf...... 5 0 0 0 0 O'McKeftD. as..* 1 1 3 40 C67 8. Two-base Veybing 6, by Cushman 2. First on balls Ofl \V ey- UHadelphid...... '<00 NEW YORK NEWS. Columbus...... 0 1 II II 0 0 II 1 .333 ills Daily, Orr, Ksterday. Three-base hit Kilroy. .iiig 3, o* Ciubmau 1. Hit by pi'cher Johnson, st'jibr'k,lb.5 0 1 H 0 ITwitchell, 114 2 1 0 00 ittsburg...... Kai.sas 0 0 0 0 3 0 1000 'taTer,cf....4 0111 0 Gilka cf...... 4 00600 1 ... .200 City...... 0 3 Stolen bases Griffin, Summer, Kilroy, McTaimny, Boltauns. Parsed balls Peoples 1, Stalling* 1. Left 'ashing ton...... The World's Loni:ville...... 0 0 0 0 0 (1 0 0 .ono O'Connor, t'st relay. First on balls Off Kilroy 1, n bases Columbus 4, Toledo 6. Umpire Bailor. aymoud, 3b4 2 2 1 2'Radioni, rf..4 12111 .500 Champions' Exhibition Games St. Louis...... 0 0 3 0 0 i) u, c.,.4 1 1 2 O.Tobcau, 030 With Minor Clubs Tlie Polo (.'rounds 0 s lioeo off Slays 2. Hit by pitcher Kilroy 2. Struck cut- Time-l:15. 3b...4 21 " Total lost...... ! 4 ll 1 S\ 2| 6 By Kilroy 3, by Mays 4. Sacrifice bin Tucker, Mack, Onuu Saturday,aainrjay, however,nowever, thesue Toledosloieuos were««ic fairlym.i.j lanuou, lib.4 2222 o'Sutcliffe, lb..4 I 1 11 12 Abandoned A Tale of tho Mets Ne\v* Lost...... 1 1 1 3 2 o 3| 0 n Marr, Orr 2, Mavs 2. Passed balls 0'Conaor3. Wild Unentered. The home learn played beautifully m tauon, p... 411 0 00 Zimmor, C.....4 11331 ASSOCIATION VICTOP.IES. Notes. pilches Kilroy 1 Mays 1. Umpire Hollaud. Time ho field and gave a great battiug exhibition. Score: omuey, B6...4 a 2 2 4 1 Gruber, p..... 3 1 1 050 1:10. NEW YORK, April 19 E liter SroaTixa LIFE: The Opening Games, Wednesday, April <"OLCMBUS.AB.lt. B. P. A.El TOLEDO. AB.R.B. P. A.E Total...... 3a 7 11 24 le 7 Total...... 30 9 9 27 21 4 17. LOUISVIILE vs. KANSAS CITY AT LOUISVILLE APBIL McTama'y.cfl 4 1 2 0 1 Sneed. rf..... 5 0 3 0 "0 "0 ouiaville ...... 03000000 4 7 The New Yorks got their revenue upon CINCINNATI vs. ST. Louis AT CINCINNATI 18. The home team bit McCarthy hard, and hsd tl:e Msrr, rt...... 5 2 2 1 1 0 Bottonus, cf..4 1 0 2 1 0 U'vetaud...... 2101 3200 x 9 Pvinceton MondiiV, 15, wLea they gave the end easily up to the sixth, ttratton pitched a splendid 2 1 Earned runs LouUvillo ;">, Clevelaud 4. Two-base orange APIUL IT. This, the opening game of tho sea- Daily, If...... 7 3211 OJAIvord, 3b... 5 021 thletic...... and black a severe trouncing. Tho col- Eon, was witnessed by over 10,000 people, the rente, Out, with two bits in the sixth, Kansas City, on Johnson, :*b. 6 3321 l:WerdcD, lb..5 227 2 0 it /immer, Vnughau, McKeaii, Browoiuc:. TUres- .500 e^ians coulJn't gauge Ihecurvesof littleGeorgo, joiil.-yille's wretched fielding, scored 0 3 ase altimore...... 333 largest crowd ever packed into tho Cincinnati seven runs. The Orr, Ib...... 7 1 2 10 1 0 : Stallinz*,lf,c4 1 0 2 lift Raymond. Stolon taws Siricker, Twit- and their field work was anything but good. umpiring was faulty both waj s, with tho balance rather O'Connor, s«. 6 1 2 0 4 0'Morton, Si.... 4 0 2 3 6 0 hell, Tebeau. Left on bases Louisville, 2, Cleveland rooklyn...... 571 grounds. The stands at tho park had been against Loni?v:l!e. Score: Greenw'd,2b4 1021 O.imith c, 2b..3 102 3 1 Struck r.nt Twitcboll, Raymond, VaiiRhan. First incinnati...... 2 .833 King pitched for Prineeton, and the Giants took gorgeously decorated with the Hags of all na­ OTTISVILLC. AR.K.D. P. A.Kl KAS. C1TT. AB.B.B. P. A.E ' >nzel,,..... C.....2 2 1 2 1 0|S.»g».., .. .._, c, If...... 4- 0 2 ° 0 0 n balls Off S>tr«tton 1, on" Gruber 2. Umpire Hugo olumbus...... "i .000 very kindly to his delivery, (lore in particular Browning, If2 1 0 0 0 t'!Lon/,sa...... 3 1 0 2 20 1 0 \Vehrle,2bip4 0 0 4 20 j'lburu. Time 2h. as City...... 400 tion?, and a full orchestra was in attendance. Biigu, C...... 4 0 1 ouisville...... was very successful. He hit tho ball safaly tivo Wilf, rf.... .4 1 1 3 1 O'Hiuniltoo.U.S 1 0 1 01 Mayo,, p...... 4 12 Total...... 38 5 li 27 1" 5 On Saturday both teams met again .714 "Silver" King occupied the points for the Brown?, 10 and t. Louis...... 280 iiuios, three ^tirues for doubles and twico for Esterbr'k. Ib3 2 1 10 0 l ! Bnrns,cf...... 4 1 1 410 Gastrijbt, p.. 1 1 0 0 10 layed a draw game. The crowd was large, al- single?. Atide from tho baiting, tiase-rr.nnins and and his grand work largely contributed to thoir We-aver, rf... 411 1 10 Stearns, lb....4 1 2 12 01 Tottl...... 5019 18 27 13 3 iough the weather was uncomfortably cold, Total lo»t...... 24 iclding of the victois tbe g;nuH was not interesting. victory. He had great speed and splendid con­ tttymond,ob4 0 2 0 2 I'Birkley, 2b..3 2 0 320 .olumta!...... 321 10 0003 0 19 3 3 Wageliburst, formerly of tlie 1'rincet'jns, jdayed tlie Shannon, 21j4 1 1 4 3 0 Uonabue, winjr pitched tlnely, but six hits being made trol of the ball, which added much to his C..3 00331 Toledo...... 0 00300011 5 RECAPITULATION. short Held for New York. He bandied bis bat to frooti Cook, c...... 40125 2'DaTl«, 3b...... 4 11261 ff him. Three were in tlio seventh inning, effectiveness. Mullnne and Baldwin were the Earned runs Culumlm 2, Toledo -2. Stolon basos Won. Lost.Per. Won. Lost.Per. advantage and ran banes well, but displajrc.1 nervous­ Straiten, p...4 0 1 0 4 1'McGarr, rf....4 1 2 010 -McTamauy, Sneed, Bjtteiius, Morton 2. Bases on hen the Clevelands £0t two men across the plate, ness ia tbe field, lucking one error iu two chances. Reds' battery, In all but two innings Mullane Toniney, ss... 4 U 1 4 3 4 ! 5IcCarlhy, p4 0 0 040 1 Cincinnati 5 .833 M j/Philad'a... r iiiinu tt... f4 .400 pitched good ball. Then ho bec.iuio very erratic iu oalls-Off Smith 2, off G.vtrlght 2. Struck out-By en tin was batted froely, but waa given flue support 2 Louisville. 5 .714 ' 1 Kansas C.. 2 .400 Score: his delivery. Tbo Browns scored ttitir first run in the Total...... 33 B 9 24 19 6i Tttll..... ~32 8 6 27 18 4 rl«ys 1, by Gastrigbt 7, by Wehrle 3. Two-bnso hits he only errors on thftt side beinc lumllo by Tebeau 3 Clevo'aud.. 7 .700 8 Baltimo'e. 2 .333 NEWTORK. AB.R.B. P. A.T. PRINCETON. AB.U. B. P. A.B Second inning. BIcUerty and Duffee led off with lOnisville...... 3 0012000 0 0 McTamaoy, Marr 2, Daily. O'Connor, Mays, Alvord, nil ^tncker. Tbe errors of the Louisvilles consisted Boston...... 4 .607 j 0 St. Louis.. 2 .280 Gore, cf...... 5 351 1 ODurell, cf.....2 1 t 4 0 2 tlu^Ics, and Fuller was given his bnse on balls, filling Linsas City...... a 0001700 0 8 iVerdeo. Threc-b,*se hit Sage, llomo run Daily. a wild throw to firdt by Toniney ncd fumbled .New York 2 .OD7;iO Pittsburgh 2 .200 O'Kourke, If. 5 320 0 (I I'avne, If...... 2 1 0 0 0 0 the base?. Boyle Lalted a shaip grounder to It-illy, Earaed runs Louisville 2, Kansas City, 1. Two- Umpire Butler. Timj 2:05. roauders by Shannon and Wolf. At tbe end of the 5 Brooklyn.. 4 .57:iU Columl'us.0 .000 Foster, rl...... 5221 0 o; Kiiicker'r, ss2 Q 0 2 2 4 and McCarty was caught at the plutc. King was pre­ lose hits Wolf, Cook. Three-has^ hi:s Stratton, On Sunday the home team sustained a disastrous luth inuiog it was growing dnak, and, the weather (Athlo.tic... 4 .500 Connor, Ib... 5 223 0 0 King. |>, 2o... 3 001 3 S sented with a base on ball*, and Dnffee was forced Raymond, Shannon. Sacrifice hits Wolf, Donahue 2. defeat at tbe hands of a minor league club. Bunching eing so coJd, the game svas calio-J. Scjre: < Wasbiu'n. 1 .600 Richard'n,2b3 202 1 O'Aliu-s, rf...... 3 1 1 " 0 0 across the plate with the flrat run of the game. On first ou balls Long, liaiklcy Donobne. Browning'2, of errors by Columbus and bunching of hi'.s by Sitl- OUISVILLE AB.R.B. P. A. E:CLEVELA*D. AB.R. B. P. A. B i.ludiauap'8 3 .500 Wagoi;h't,3e.4 321 O.-born, Ib.... 302 11 ^sterbro.ik. Hit by pitcher Hamilton. Stolen buses ukee, and a failure to lut the ball by the local men, row ning,lf. 511 0 0 0 Strickcr, 0 1 Wnitney, 3b.2 511 Watt.=,'zb,p..2 0 0 1 0 Latbam's hit to MulUue Fuller was c-uight at the 2b.. 4 0 0 CLDB BATTING AVERAGES. plate, and Uobiuscn's fiy to left clo=e:l tbe Inning. In jong, Burns, Davis. McGarr, Estarbroolc. Struck out la the story of the game. Two thousand people saw 'olf, rf...... 4 1 1 2 0 1 JIcKenn.ss.. 4 0 1 3 1 llurphy, C....4 3 2 I 0;»laury, 3b...2 1 1 0 1 the sixth DufTee and Fuller led ofl with singles, aud Md'arthy, Burus, I)avi<, Stratton. Passed balls Cook ) comedy. Score: aierDr'K.lDS 0 I 11 0 0 Twitchell,lf.4 0 1 0 0 George, p...... 5 2 0 0 0 IjKenncdy C....2 0 0 Oil Boyle sent them acro.-s tho plato wit'i bis slashing 2, Donohuo 1. Umpire Ddnie's. Timo 1:30. RUMBUS. AH.R.B. p. A E'MILWAUK'E.AB.R.B. p. A.E ''eavor, cf...4 1 2 0 0 0 Gilkf, cf...... 4 1 2 0 0 Total...... 382510 15 3 2| Total...... 21 45 15 8 15 two-bagger lo right. King was given his Lose ou iTam'y.cf. 4 2 0 1 1 0 Poorman, rf.. ti 2 1 3 00 Iayruond,3b4 0 0 2 2 0 Rodford, rf...4 1 1 1 0 New York...... 3 2 6 3 11 2i balls, and Boyle, in attempting to score ou a throw to Games Played Friday, April 10. ...irr, rf...... 4 1 3 1 2 0 : Kinsman. 2b 0 2 2 3 00 , 2b.4 0 2 2 31 Tebeau, 3b... 400 201 Priiiceton...... 31000 4 catch the former, was put out at the plate. King- BALTIMORE vs. COLUMBUS AT BALTIMORE APRIL 19 Daily, If, p...2 1 1 1 1 2 Alberts, 3b...5 4 0 4 22 xiok, c...... 4 02 7 20 Sutclilfe, lb..3 00610 1 Boston ...... 221 55 ; M! 64 8S ! .200 .3ft8 I'^iruod runs New Yort 4, Princetjn2. 'First on crossed tt:e p!at« on La-hrsm's single, and the latter 'p. M. AND p. a.) B«/t!i games were played for one ad- Johnson, 3b. 4 2 0 3 4 Oillerr, p...... 5 3 2 050 ~*ing, p...... 4 0 1 0 12 OiZimmer, c... 301 5 30 2 Cincinnati...... 222'47.24i 60 881 .270 .3'JO errori New York 9, Princston 2. Le't on bases brought in tlie firowni' fif;h and lust run on O'Neil's nission and the attdrfance was so great ttiat the Orr, lli . 4 1 1 12 0 2 Sut on, B'.... 4 33161 jmney, «... 3 0 1_ 3 3 1 Beatin, p..... 3 1^ 0 1*9 3 New York...... J 114 10:13 43 .203 .377 New York 3, Princiton 5. First on balls Richard­ O'Conu'r es 4 1 1 0 S lUlorrissey,lb5 3 3 10 01 41 Athletic ...... _! 315.56J32, 114 .248 .302 son 2, \Vaponhurit, Whitney 2, Murphy, Uurell, lilt. The Ke:'s secure I the-ir only run iu tbo eighth oveiflow crowded out the field and but two bases were Grcenw'd,2b4 0 0 0 i«i"-v - , r, 9 i l 9 1 Total...... 37 3 U 27 22 3~l Total...... S3 3 tT 27" 12 -3 on McPiiee's bit, a wild throw I^y Latham, and Beilly's allowed ou hits iuto the crowd. The first game, 1 OjJIcVey, c..... 5 2 1 121 jouisville...... 01100001 0 3 olColumbus ...... [ 38j 91 2 .211:.342 Payne, Knickerbocker. Slruckout Payno, Knicker­ single past third. Score: which was the play-off of Thursday's postponed game, Weyhinjr, p.. 2 1 1 2 3 IjFuller, cf.....5 22211 3ovel»nd...... 0 0000120 0 3 6] Philadelphia...... '10 362:641231 .232 .S:U bocker, Waits. Stolen la=es Gor', 0'.K"urke, Koslcr, CINCINNATI.AB.R. B. P. A.?! ST. lelUIS. AB.B.B. P,P. A. E. resulted in an easy victory for the Orioles, who batted Widner, p, If4 0 0 0 10 Lowe, It...... 4 12310 Karr:ed runs Louisville 2, Cleveland 2. Two-base 7 Louisville...... ! 8 297j46.28| .240 .310 Richardson, Wng'-nliurfat 2, V.'hitnoy 2; George, Kicol, II .....4 00001 Latlmm,3b..5 123 1 1 Wuluer's de'ivery with ease, while Cunningl'am Blijjb, C...... 3 005 25 Total...... 45 22 1627 17 6 't Cook. Bases stolen McKean, Tebeau. Bases on 8 Pittsburg...... ! 10~ 335j « ! 23 .230 .304 Durcll 2. Two-baso-hil* G'HO 3, Osborue1, Slaury. Mcl'llOP 2b..3 12340 Kobinson,2b3 004 1 0 proved very 'effective. Baltimore supported its pitcher Total...... 35 9 7241811 alls Tebeau, Zimmer, Wolf. Struck out Twitchell 2I7|4311 .219 .300 Double Piays Osb'in?, Knxkerbockel'; Goro, Wh't- Keilly. lb....3 0 1 11 1 0 O'Xcil, If.....4 Oil 0 1 in splendid ttyle, while the Columbus Club's fielding Colambru ..;...... 0 001 20601 9 , Gilks 2, Itattford. Ttbeiu, Browning, Ewing 2. Left 0| Indianapolis...... 214'35'22 .102 .299 ney. WIU pitches King 2, Watts 1. P.wsed balls- Carpeu'.'r.3b4 0 1 0 2 0 Ct.misk'y,lb.4 0 1 8 0 0 was ragged. Milwaukee ...... 00094011 5 22 n bases Louisville 0, Clevebmd 4. Double plays UKansas Chy...... 19li28,17 .241 .2, KoUnson, T.mc 2:25. f Cincinnati...... 153 81! 12 240 .952 must be do:io, ran to the club bouse witii it; 60 Ililand Total...... 481S2027 19 2 ToUl...... 33 5 U 27 18 U ed di-positiom tt pull together. You seem to have 156! 103 13 kept on to home aud made the sc^re 11 o 9. Sc n1: Boyle, Kioe 2. RESULTS OP THE EXIIIBITIOS CAMPAIGN. Hit by pi:cher P.eillv. DutTee. Stolen Bnltimore...... 2 0131004 1 18 n Esiorbrook a good captain, something which the NEW YObK. Ali.B. B. P. A. E:JKRSEY C; Y. Ali.R. B. P. A. H bases MeThee, Tebcmi, McCartby," Butter, Bojl^, Cvlumbue...... 102002000-5 The exhibition season has parsed, praised be Ihe Louisville Club has heretofore always lacked." Columbus...... 24 ' 13| 2 39 .919 Kansas C.ty...... 138; 92!l3 243^.917 B owu, C...... 5 3443 2;Kncw'es,3b..5 120 20 King. Struck ont Eeilly, Tebtau 2, Baldwin 3, Karue i runs Baltimore 9, Culumlus 1. Two-base Lord. Tbe threes of tho baby's birih were m.t alto­ "What do you think of tbe piayiugoi'our team Foster, S!..... 6 4 2 5 2 lllliland, rf... 6 0 0 0 10 C( miskey, King 2. Parsed balls Baldwin 1, Boyle 1. its Grifiin, Tucker, Shindle. Farrell. Threo-buso gether encouraging. The youugster was burn during :oinpared with that ol Cincinnati'1' Louisville...... 207 141122 37(1 911 Brojklyn...... 7 .192 12i:22 333;.934 Kwing 2b 4 2 3 5 C IjO'Brlcn, Ib..5 3 3 13 00 Will) pilches Militant! 2. Umpiio GaOnoy.Time l:4.i. hits Mack, Ilornung, Daily. Stolen bases Uriffln; osl miberallo weather, which it so^ms has pursued "Sj far as my experience goes, the Louisvilles are Gore Ib...... 5 0 1 11 1 IjFried, 11...... 5 0 1 1 00 LOUISVILLE vs. KANSAS CITY AT LUUISVILLK APRIL Tucker, llornuug, Shiudle. Farrell, Sommor. First even to iu baptismal point, aud fount it was if tbe luing the bolter work. Of Courco I do not uudeitake 6iCleve!and...... 303 17544; 522J.U16 7 St. Louis...... 181 30!; .914 Welch, If.....5 0021 0,C!erhardt,2ei.2 210 60 17. The opening game of the championship seasou ou balls By Cuuuingham 3. by Widner S. Struck ires conveyed to us a correct account tf the water u judge of the etieng'ih of the teams. I am merely Bocannon.3b 4 0 1 0 1 2 Burkf, c...... 4 1 1 6 31 was wiiiieseed b.v over 2009 peoplo. Tho visitors won ont By Cuuningbhm 3, by Widuer 3. Passed balls p -akin:; of their rnauQor of playing iu the exhibition 8 Washington...... 48 35: 8 9! : .912 that fell. 9 Pittsbunj...... 264 154'« 402 .00.5 Ken-jedv, cf. 3 0 0 0 0 0,Doran,,, p,, cf..S.. 3 fj 1 00 on Swartxel's pitching and weak fielding by tho homo Bligh 2. Wild pitches Widner 2. Sacrifice hit: A cursory and superficial view of the work of the cniests with us." Hoey, 0 0 IjLaud'n.p.cf. 5 1 1 Oil team Tbe visitors made two runs In tbe first iuuiug Farrell, Marr, O'Conuor, Widner. Umpire Holland. club is not that which will be of tho greatest fairness, 10; Baltimore...... 147 8527 259 1 .S9(i rf...... 5 00 BROWNING AND RAUSKT SCORED. 11;New YorK...... 81 4916 146 .£90 Hav'ef. p...... 500 "1 3 0 Lang,, es...... 5 0 1 332 off bits by Long and Hamilton, a stolen base ana Time 2h. yet it is proper to pen the general ideas that seem tc With Cleveland we did not fare so well, losing the raggeel tieleling. Deinoliue scored in the next innlnu In tbe second game, begun directly after the termi­ be more prom.nont and in the majority, and \vhat 1 12 Athletic ...... 207 125 42! 374 .888 Total...... 42lTir-i!"» 17 8 Total...... 42U 15 :JO 16 4 irst game and the second resulting in a t:e. Three 13 Boston...... 6 | 159 105 37 301 .877 *0n!y two out when winning; run was tcored. In Iho fouith inning he Bud Davis scored again, after nation of the first, the ba taiiea we.-e changed, but the say Is not eo much, iu all particulars, my individual errors of Browning's Retting iheir bases ou ball?, and Long made anotrier visitors nm.lo even a po irer showing, viyw as tho visws of were responsiblo iu n Hi Philadelphia...... 10 I 268 181 53 502 .874 New York...... 2020201200-9 utterly failing to the critics of the game hero with ;rtat mef!9uro for the defeat. I have alwavs Jersey City...... 0 10101114 2 11 unearned-run. In tbo sixth Inning Weaver mado a solve-tho myttery of Foieman's curves. The homi whom I am well acquainted. TOTAL RECORD. two-ba«ger, the first time Swtirtzel was bit, aud In lhat men like Browning and Kiinsey are a drawback Earned runs New York 4, Jersey City 3. First oa club bad an easy victory, hitting safely the delivery of SOME WEAK POINTS. Io tbo L 'uievillo Club. They may at limes do Batting. errors New York 3, Jersey City 4. Left on bases- the nexc inning the Louisvilles found the ball. Slian- liana bits Foster. Brown, O'Brion. Struck out- Orillin, of..... B 1240 0,McTam^'y,cf 3 U 0 3 - 0 1 whom was cjpectoj heavy work, while the light­ " unreliab»iitf and bad work at times discounts Welch '!, liucauuon, Ilnyes, Kennedy ", lloev 2. First single. Then Tomney made a hit to s cond, and while Tuetur, Ib... 5 1 1 12 0 0:Murr, rf...... 4 00200 weights have surprised everybody by the manner in go runa prr game...... 3.06 31.7 ba wai running to Urn F.wing ran out of line to .ioage til their gojii services. I thiuk Mr. Davidson would earntd...... 141 1 on bulls Kefiuedy, Knowles, O'lirun, Brown, Euilig, Mack, 2b.....4 113 6 0 Oaily, If...... 3 014 which they have lined the ball out. I, for one, do not do well to take Iriend Caylor's advice aad get rid ol Becannon, Gerlmrdt 3, Burke. Stolen buses Foster, tbe second bi'.seiii»n, who had recovered the ball, and Honmng, If. 3 211 0 C Johnson. 3b..3 004 ulace this acainst the futurity of tho heavy hitters Average earned runa P'-T p;aoie...... 1.47 1.C1 he was e:eclareelout, while Cook come home. men, and 611 thoir places with players ul a more Biso liits...... 411 402 Ening2, Becannon, Knowlcs. O'Biion 4, Doran 4. Brown­ Shiudle, 3b..4 100 3 0 Orr, Ib...... 3 009 becamo there is DO prominert intermediate cause fji Etejdy dlepoeiliorj, if h'Si briiliau^. iaciilico bits Kwtng, Goro 2, Welch, Frlel, (jerhaidt. ing was given bis base, au-i a bit by Wolf and a stolen Fan ell, ss... 4 2 2 2 2 1 O'i.'oanor, 2b3 001 this, and nn'e-s tt ran be laid to a winter's rest aul Percentage, of base bits...... 23'f 'si: bag sent Tomney across tbe pUte. Browning scoreel ABOUT ESTEREROOK. l bine hits...... 549 Wild pitch I>oran. Passed balls Burke 2. Umpire Summer, rf..4 010 0 in Peoples, C.....3 004 temporary loss of their good eye, coupled with t!-.< .3!!.° Clinton. Ticio 1:50. s on a hit by Wolf, a p'lesed bail aii'l a long fly uni then , p..5 21" 6 O.Eslerdny, B«.. 3 000 fact th:it nearly a'l their exhibition games wcr< hcs Le:-n A go^d d-al guyed by some men Percentage of total baso bits...... 311 there \\cre no more runs nicidd by Louisville. Long Qilinu, C../....4 1 0 4 2 0;Gaslright,p-3 0 0 0 playel in neataor more fit for overcoats, sleigh ridei 'n the crowd during the last game or two. Tlvse mea Biises stolen...... 107 93 THIAL3 OF TUB MF.TS. made another run for lt:e visitors iu their half of tbo Total...... 38 119-a 1911 Total...... 270 1 27 130 and hot whiskies that for bull playing. Of tins latter allege that ho is "too mujh stuck ou himself am Struck out...... 144 142 The trials and tribulations of tiio regularly organ­ seventh, lie gi.t lo first on Tomncj'ij errer, and came Baltimore...... 05102003 0 11 1 am told, there bai been a miiet indulgence on the netds "taking ilowu." Eslerbrook is very sore over SicnOce hita...... 58 40 ized professional clubs aro many. T!io e'ock com- home ou Hamilton's hit and Burn:,' Iwo-baggrr. The Col'imbna...... 000000000 0 part ot certain members of tho learn, and, in fact, i this treatment, aud for the sake of jusiice, I cannot Bases LU balU...... 157 149 pinica whleh control our bix League and Aesotiatiott pl-iy was un interesting thereafter, mil at no time was Earned runs Baltimore 3. Two-bnso hit Tucker went to an extent on u c<-rtt. 3 004 aie ambitious, painsakinx pl'tyers. Someone has s.'ti. Eained runs Louisvillo I, Kansas City 2. Two-b:i 1VCOMPETK.NT DIRECTION. that genius is un infinite capacity for taking pain" Tho League teams scored twenty-three victories c mo on Sunday pai^s. They expected to pluy K.illy, lb....3 119 1 0 U'.X'eil If...... 4021 There has al*o been shown a woeful lack of skill ii J>y the total score of 19S runs to 104, while the against Western As-socia'ion and Allantic Afisojiatioa Mt Weaver. TUief-baso hit Shannon. Sacrifice Carpontcr,3b4 1 2 0 OConiiskpy,lb4 Oil Quite a correct statement, I think, and 1 will add to i hits ilrowumjr, E terbrook, Steari.s 2, McGarr, Swart mining V-ases by those of our base-runnflrs, barring the ftsseition that base ball greuness is hkewjse 111 American teams won twenty-four victories te-nns at Weebawken. The Indians may be allowed to Tebeau Ifr... 3 1000 0 Jlcl'art'iy, rf 3 111 onomo or two. Ko head-work has been visible, yf t ther play ng'unst tlie minor league tearn.", but it is ex- /el. Djultle pluis Davw, lUrfck-y, S:calns; Sttfarns ' iafniitc cnpi'-city tor taking pw City opposing 119. The exhibition games have stirre March 30, Cleveland vs. Kansas City, at Kansas C. 3 2 vi.-itorn iu a ep'-enli-ily contested game. It was a close Auril 1, Cleveland TS. Kansas City, at Kan-msCi'y 11 5 idea of renpecling tbo riulits ol ever) body and step­ eou'.e^t. Struck out Mcrheo, Tebewll, Lallii'in, hobiiii-oii 2 this, but &m writing tho views'and sayings of other? up much < ntliusiasm, and 1 look for a g')od att ping on notiody'B tors. We have n;»t dt-purtel ficm »ud the hemie te-um won rr.aiuly througt B,)vle2. Pass d balls BnlJwin 1, Boyle 1. Wil< and without seeming roira'd as to whether they sha! Tha Clevclands fieldel well hero, but they SL-em t April 3, Washington vs. Baltimore, at Weshin :'n 8 5 fauillc-ss lie'eiing. Bierliauor eiiel splendid work a April 3, In ilaunpilis VH. I,»ui far T.imney has carried off the bdse-iuunioi April G, New York vs. Brooklyn, at Brooklyn.... 11 3 Broe.kly.n. Brooklyn scored the fint run of tbe gam nino runs scored. Tbe Brooklyn April 6, Cleveland vs. St. Louis, at St. Louie...... 5 4 certainly not diaw away from the attendance at in the eecoud iuiiiDg, when Corkbill hit to loft lick men, however, nude enough errors to lose an orjinarj batsman shunld be told pntcUely what to do each ox honor*, but ho is last "n the Dstting list. Illdirewood Park, whcro Iho Brook'yn tenu play.". cur«iou ha mikes to the plate, and bo held strictly ac Col. John U. Botlo has issued his yearly base bal April 8, Philadelphia vs. Athletic, at I'hilatlelplila 6 3 for two ba»t s. and came In on Claik'd single to rig!; yame, and had tbe Athletlo men fixed up Lovett's de­ April 8, Cleveland va. Columbna, at Columbus..... 10 9 We have only one more thin* t) eipo;r, and (bat ia fi\ld. 1 lie Athtelics sce.Tod two runs in the livery with any e.rdin;»iy effect the game would hav< countable fc>r the result. s hcdtile. It is ueat'y uotton up, full of iufor^iatiou for the Jersey City Club t J forbid us from playing aS third in Tbe t' am work is, of cours?, crude. No reasonabl and hedistnbul-d 10.0CO April 8, Pitlshurg vs. St Luui', at St. Louis...... 7 3 Ditig, when \\tyhiog was scut to fir t tar an nulncky bouul of L'urus' good throw Welch made* several star pl.iys in the field. The April 10, Boston TB. Atblt tic, at Batton...... 12 8 scatter thfl pl.tyers all over tho country." to the plate, Welch wviild bave been left ou thin crowd numbered Lear'.y 10,000 people and completeli t II llif-n, cmi much help come from that quirter. T Kerins is still in poor playing comlitlou, and becaus "flow have the Indians done so far?" was a?I:ed. et circled the fitild, be sure the team wa^ unfortunate iu having so manj bewam'tf.t to ca:ch llamsey basu't pitched an April 11, Now York vs. Brooklyn,ut ilr'n, 10 inn. 8 7 bmw, for Lyons closed tl,e inning with ally hit t so that all bits Into the crowd April 12, Cleveland vs. L-misville, at Louisville... 9 7 "Veiy wel!, considering the kind of wea'her We O'Bnen.sen. Brooklyn earned a run in the fourth inning counted but two ba-es. Smith w.m the jtame iu the of thoir men ou tbo ^ck list up to tbe very time, al more. have h.'.d to contend egtinst. We will d.i better when ba*« ou balls to Font/,, and a splendid two-bas eiglnh inning ou a home run Int. Score: most that they wero due in Baltimore. This to UK St;a:mon is improving in Ma work with tho sticl we have warmer and mote settlM weather. 0 ir teara l.i£ by Burns. The latter WHS put out t.y Stovey nun ATHLETIC. AR.K. B. P. A.Kl BROOKLYN. AB.a. n. P. A.B teems tube Ihe main reason why tlio team has no In each of the last two or thr;.-o games ho has has al'O bean U"jmtlv blamed f..r that Now H»iven Lyons in trying to fltrteuhis bit iuto a triple. The Welch, cf...... ') 2 0 1 0:Colllus, 2b.... 3 0 1 3 3C m;id'j as good a showing RS they sbould|and would bai to secure- ono Kit, and fomolimes two. tronblo. Here is a di-pitch, f-howing u) sigt.ed by Atiiletic team won the faine 0:1 eriors in the fifth in­ Stovey, If..... 5 0 1 1 0 ; Burns, if...... 5 0 1 1 00 doue, had ciicuiiiittuccs beeu difl-jieut. Weaver and Woll are likely to h*ve :i great contis 5'anag' r S;:0nce of tho New Haven Clu 1*, te ling 113 Lyons, 3b.....5 1 1 0 5 for the batting honors of lh') club, unless Browuio ning. A wild tiirow by Smith gave Welch two bai-cs 3 0( Pim.kney,3b5 1 2 Apiil 1C,' Philadelphia vs. Brooklyn,at Brooklyn 1C 8 thnt tbe grounds were not in condition to play an 1! and Slovey's siu^le bri.-.i^ht in t:ie run. A beau'ifulli Larkiu, lb...5 01 0 Vifoalz, Hi.... 4 1 1 10 00 The news of yesterday that there was to be no gam s:intcbes tiiom from both. In tbo exhibition contest for us n >t to coma up. I d^-n't SC3 lw.v ili-y can executed double play by Wee lung, Biottauer aiie I'tircoll. rf....4 0 u 0 OiCorkhill, cf.. 4 1 2 1 00 in Baltimore a--tt)«lly caus:d a sigh of relief to go u they average I nearly t^o hits | cr gamo apiece. E.ici AUEUICAN VICTORIES. bhimc cur to-itn, but they apparently do. Smie of, Lirkln ended tl.o game. Score: (Vnndl(,s8.S 0 U 0 2 OiO'Brien, lf....3 2 2 o 11 among the crowd of" base ball fans that bad gat:.erc is iu perfect trim and ready to do some bard bltiggii>{ March 30, Baltimore v». Philadelphia at Bait...... 8 6 our men are too fat aad have go: tj rc'l'.i'O wt-Ulit. l.e- ATHLtTIC. A8.R. B. P. A.F RnOOKLT.Y. AB.R.B. P. A.E I'.ieibiiuiT,2li3 2 2 3 5 2 Vfm»r, C...... 4 1 1 0 around the botrd in a local pool room, for thor J. A. March 31, Kansas C'y vs. OlevelM at K.C.,12 iuu. 10 9 fore they can play tbe game they aro capable of piny- Welch, cf.-.. 4 2 1 3 U 0 l'incku-y,3:>4 U 0 2 22 Robirrson, c.. 4 2 2 3 3 liSmilh, e<...... 3 3 3 1 was not a very comfortable fteling abroad that Colnm Ajiril 1, Cincinnati vs. Hitsburg at Cincinnati..... 5 2 ing. They have ngot tn go to work and reduce super­ M^vey, 1T.....4 024-10 (,'olliDM, lib... 4 02511 Sewanl, p.....4 1.2 1 4 OiLovett, p...... 4 0 1 0 31 bus could win, from the mauner ia which the ha MANSFIKH) MK3IS. April 2, Cim-iuuati vs l'iitsbur.< at Cincinnati.... 12 2 fluous flesh at once. We also n-ed a go 'd pitcher nod :.)(;li«,3b.....4 0 1 3 0 OlFoolz, lb.....3 1 0 7 00 Total...... 38'8 9 24 19 3i Total...... 35 9 14 27 17 8 beeu pUyiug in exhibition games. It was, ono week o April 2, B.iltinrtre vs. Wnshinqton »t Hal'imorp.. 5 3 1 think we hav.j about got him. He is a young l.arkin, Hi... 1 0 0 4 0 UJIurns, rf.....3 0 1 3 10 Atb'.etb...... 100302020 ! ten days ago, freely said that Columbus would wi The Season Opened With Cleveland 1 April 2, Louisville vs. Indianapolis at Lonisville. 6 3 BrooAlynite atid will mako a eood record." . I'uicell. rf....3 0 1 II 0 ('Icorkhlll, cf.,3 1 1 2 1C Brooklyn...... 0 0040311 x ! four of Iho ttrst ten games to le plived the first serie Crertitable Showing, Ktc. Aprils, St. Louis vs I'itt-burR at St. Louis...... S 1 "In ca^e there i* a vacancy in tho Atlantic Associa­ Fen;ie;ly, n.t 0 0 2 3 0 O'Bneu, If... 3 0 0 1 OC Kainedruns Brooklyn 8. Two-b-.sa hits Kobin E.tst. I C'jnfe-s 1 thougnt so myself. I thought w MAKSFIEIJ), April 10. Editor SI/OETI.SO LIFE: Th April 4, Louisville vs. IiKliiinapolia at Indian's.. 8 4 tion would Hie .Mots »'.»p in aud till tho tap?" ]ii.Tbauer,2b4 01640 Clark, C...... 3 01462 Bon, Seward, Coliins, Corkhlll, O'liiien, Scii:h 2 WMuld bo able to get two games from Baltimore, ou season was opoued here yesterday in a game with th April 4, Kansas City vs Pittalmrit at Kuusw C'y. 6 4 "ilo-t certaluly n';t. We aro sttistii-d just as we (Vesi, c...... 3 0 0 C 2 0;*rnil!i, ss.....2 II 0 3 2 2 Tliree base bit Pincknev. Home ritu Smith. Tota fiom the Athletics and one from Brooklyn. This ma; Cleveland LeHguo Club. The weather was oold ai: April 5, Lonisville v*. Indianapolis at Indhmap's 7 C are. We can mako more money as an indejieud-ut Wfjhiug, f..2 1 0 0 COIHughes, p... 2 0 U 050 bn-e hits Athletic 11, Brooklyn 24. Stolen base be done yet, but I would not like to stake any m ;us but 600 spectators were present. Tbo nsultof Hi April 6, Atblelic vs. Pliiladelphia at Plilladnlpliia 7 3 team than we could as a member of any minor Welch, Stovey, Lyons 3, Purctll, l!nuer 3, Itoblnran ou it. Iu fact, I HOI very much inclined to tho bellt game wss'very gratifying to tho handful! of enthnsl April (I, Brookl.vn vs. Pbilail'a at 1'Ililad'a, 11 iuu 7 5 league." Tot.il...... 20 3 6 27 10 6i Total...... 26 2 S 27 18 7 April 9, St. Louis vs. Pi'lsbur^ at St. Louis...... 11 C Athletic...... 00201000 0 3 Burns. Sacrifice hits Stovey, Kolmison, Collios that Cnlumbus.will be fortunate to bring homo tw lists. There was apparently little difference botwee MANHATTAN COCKTAILS. lir oklyu...... 01010000 0-2 Foiitz, Lovolt. Left on bases Atble:ic 8, Brooklyn 6 victories. But beyond nil I have written in this lo!te tbe playing of tho Cleveland Club and 'he MansSel April 10, Louisville v?. Pit sbnrgnt Louisville... C 3 Buck Ewing is a littla passe yuL and will bave t> do Struck out Purcel!, Fennelly, Seward, Lovelt. Double I want itdistinclly understood that I am no weakenei Club, exuept that tho latter were scared for four in Ap-il 10, Cincinn-iti vs. Cleveland at Cincinnati. 8 1 some hard w >rk jet to get int.. trim. Kurned runs Athleiicl, Brooklyn 2. Two-b;uo bits April Lyons. CoiKhill, Uuins. Sacrifice hit Fenue'.ly pl-iy Welch, Robinson. Fint on errors Athletic 4 In tlie futuritv of tl:e -lub \ have immense conodeuce ning?, but after that played a goo 1 g line, blanking tb 10, Brooklyn vs. Philadelphia at Philad'a.. 4 3 The Brooklyn player), say they will ralsi a piirm of S:''Ien base 1-nrkin. Left oil bases Athletic 4 Brooklyn 1. First on Lalln \Vtlch, Pinxell, lUuer 2 It i» a linn a/eregat:ou, and they will come very nea visitoisfur four innings and duiu^ tome clever wor April 11. Ath'ft'cn. l)oitou»t Pb:a-lel[ibh...... 10-5 several thout^nd dollars that they will htat the Giauts Jiionklyn 1. Struck out Lyoni, Fennelly, Pine-kney Coliins '2, Smith. Hit by pitched ball Welch, O'Brien doing what c'osi observers have written befoio me, i. e witb tho stick and iu the Held thitratiled Iho Leagu-r April 'I, Louisville vs. Pittiliur^ nt L ui'sviile.... 10 t if tbe two teunn p'ay a fall series. . l.'i liins. Corkhill, smith, llu/he3. Donb'eldays Feu Wild pitches Lovett 1, Stward 1. Tiint 2 hours quit the season as good us sixth. at cue stage of the game. Bakely pitched Ihe fiie April 11. Cinc'nnati vs. Cleveland at C:nclun«tl. 11 2 Small bo\ s are p'ayiug h'Ul amon? the dobrU uf the Umpire Fc-rgnson. four innings I'LT Cleveland and only ono bit was mad April 12, llroi.klyn vs. PhiUiio'phia at Brooklyn 8 1 old S:intls Street M. K. Clnirch in Brooklyn. nelly. Bierhaiur, I a] kin 2; Weybing, Bierbauer, Lar- GETTING INTO SHAPE. April l-Z, Cincinnati vs. Pittiborg at Cincinnati.. 9 2 LOI'ISVII.LE VS. KANSASClTT AT I.OCISVILI.E APRII try off his delivery. He was succeeded in turn by Spragu It would b' safe to wag»r that Fourth street is not kin. First on enors Athletic 3. Fintnn balls Lierkin Hen Kapp^l is rapidly recovering fr^m his fn.ju April 13, Brooklyn vs. New York at Uroiklvn... 0 0 3, Purcel!, W cyliing, F',u1/, O'Brien, Suii b, Ilu^hh and four fieldiue error April 13, Cleveland vs. Louisville nt Louisville... 3 3 will not pay him a cont over fl'KJ). Tim id doing a tiflg and magnificent pla.vp. All the Cincinnati pHy- tributed largely to tha victory. Score: rapidly bring forth tluir cunning and science. Dav gave Cleveland five runs his work was very cffeclivi Total runs for A;uoric la t^nru*, 314; Lja^uo learns, 29j uittlin^ bus ness nt bis eporting store~an I feels thnt he eis put M[) a strong game with tbe exception ot Tctieuu LOftSVILLK. AIS.R. B. P. A. EjKAXGAS CITV. AB.R.B. f. A. Orr and Greenwood will settle dowu to the gamo they can get ajong witbout tho c!n (>. Preiide!tt O.iy s^ti I S'miih and L'uldwin. llalliday, Bt-ard aud McPbee Brownlog, 112 1031 OlLong, S-...... 3 1015 put up in '87, ;>n.l with the bul.mce of the team i CLr.YII.AK».AB.R. B. P. A. HiMANSriF.I.n. AB.R. B. P. A. DAYTON DOINGS. yefte/d ty that be will not pay Keefti ov°r $1000, nn I if. I !.iycd brillidntly, tho former l*-Hd:ng at tho bat Wolf, rf...... 3 1 0 1 0 0'llamil:on,lf.4 0 0 300 good shape there will ba stored away in Ihe baby St'ickir, 2b.. 5 00 2 30 lliirchard, p. 2 0 1 0 1 lie d.'es Lot care to play ut that figure- he cm rem-iitt I'nrTue, the Drowus* new ceu're fielder, cracked out a F,sterbrk,!b3 2 1 8 0 liBunis,cf...... 4 1 2 5 0( omewhere, soruo very delightful tiirpri«e paites fi McKean, ss.. 5 2 1 3 2 O'narrah, 2b... 4 0 0 2 6 idie. GBO. E. STACliHOl'sE. Tn-iicliell, If. 5 3 3 0 0 0 Fitz»imm's.c 4 0 0 2 1 A Very Good Stand Asi»>»st the Milwaukee e.'Uplu of fine lioiiie inns, and he pulled down a long Wonver, cf...4 1220 UStearus, lh... 4 1 I 12 0 somo of Hie cr«ck club'. This will all happen Ion ;ciuh I/ooal News Notes. bit from Beard'0 tat, which was tae featuieol tu< Vailgliu, c... 4 0 1 5 6 2'I)xrklef , 2b..l 1 2 3 4 before July 1, iu my opinion. Gilks cf...... 4 12100 Kavaua'h,lb4 0 0 15 0 Auburn's Now Manager. nnymoud3b4 0130 ollloovor, c..... 4 1 2 3 1 C " " nson »nd the oulfieldors are doing fairly we Had lore), rf.. 4 1 2 1 0 0 Alcolt, 3b.... 4 1 0 0 1 DiYTOM, 0., April 16. Editor SPOUTIXG LIFE: The LVSN, JI»is., April 17. Editor Spor.nxo Ln-r: -The gime. 8':orc: John home team on Saturday pUyed a most creditable i-anio CINCINNATI.Al).r.. B. P. A. El 8T. 10UIS AB.R.B. P. A.F Shannon, 2bl 0 0 1 1 OiDarb, 3b.....3 0 0 0 0 and w ill sjon strike their gait. Of this tliere can b Ttbean, 3b....4 1 2 1 B 0 Parks,»s ..... 4 1 1 2 6 Auburn, N. Y., Club, of tlio New York ttato L.^Ojcr.e, M«.|, rf Ewinjr, p..... 4 0108 OJSIcGarr, rf....4 0000 uo u^uut, aiI. UuD.-rm 'tt, ..... 6 0 0 2 1 0 Lut'.am, 3b.. 2 1 1 4 no d through lack of »t>-adiue«3 Mclhei,., lib.. 3 0 0 2 1 Oll.'eiblnsim, 2b3 0 0 1 Tomney, ss.. 4 01 1 51 Sullivan, p.... 3 2202 first-class work, It will bo all right. Tills is m Xininiiericr, c... 2 2 2 8 3- -1 Diilon,-'" '"IT.....3 1 1 3 1 lu t'.ie flrld, as our bjys pitcher, witll Ponglikuecsie 'SO, BlKOCho'.ter '87 and opiniou, aud I am willing to bacx it agiimt any Ilia liakelr, p..... 1' 100" " 0 0 Dorian, cf.... 3 1100 outbatted the visitors two to one. Th« hitter, how- *iS; J. Ityan, catcher, wiih Dover 'S7. I'.'rtsm Mih '88; illy, l'-...;'.3 1 1 6 4 OO'Xeil. lf!."..4 1 0 5 0 Total...... 325 f 24 205 Total...... 33 7-9 27 12 L evtr, played iq enter.:>b 3 1 1 4 2 U-Ce.niisker.lbS 3 3 8 0 I havo written as coming from the critics. lu tli Sprazuc, p... 2000 0 2 WaUb,p...... 2 0103 a beautiful fleldinft game. Tbe icorc D.Clare, with Boston Blues 'S7. Worci-strr 'fi, will play Louisville...... 1 0 000202 C t Jlll-WiUK'l.All.R.rj. P. A. l'.| DltTOX. AB.lt.B. P. A.E u>.. 4 2 1 t 2 0 Uocbo, of last season'* Allentowu Club, a1' Total...... 33 4 6 24 IS B! Total...... 35 12 12 27 lu 2 iog, ShanooD. First on tails Lone-, DaviB would win them many games that I fear will bo lost i hits Tfbeau, W:il.ih. Three-lose bits McKean, Te caiisequei.ee bean. First on balls Bakeiy 2, Sf.rn^uo 6, Grube McVey, lb....4 2 1 10 0 (i'slcAlenny,c.4 010 2 2 ably secure tb'.'m. The Au!"nin will 1^ -inn it'...... 0 0 0000310 4 Browning 2, Wolf. Hit by pliclior Kiterbroolc thereof.______F. W. AENOLD. 9 2| De\Vald, p... 4 1 1 4 0 First on f rrcrt K»u*iu City 4, IxjuLv Walsh 2. Struck out By B:ikely 1, by Sprague 5, b Mills, c...... 3 007 gether al L'/nn, Mass.. Mav 9. ail't if ...... 41140011 X I: Lowe, If...... 3 220 0 0,'Aitz, rf...... 4 0 0 0 0 be arranged, pi ly exi.l' iti i.'iuriunati 3, St. Lonii 9. Tno-1'a-e 3. S.ruck cui Ilami'.tju 2, Bark'.ev, Darin . Substitute Umpires. Gruber 1, by Walsh 2. Double plays Parks, Darrrf1" Following i» the official li f tof reddent snbetilu Knvanauith: McKean. Stricker, Sutcliffe. Passe* bal Webber, p.... 310 2 10 Tinglev, if... 402 3 12 until the loth. W.ni.l . Me 'aitby. Ktiily. Three-base hits McGarr, Sullivan, KaymonO, Sbanuon. Passed bails Total...'... 331) 5 27 20ll Total...... 37 71024 145 lyoke, File-bbur . I'it . lidav. Ifeni" rnn« Du(Tee2. Double Houver, Vanghn. Sacritke hits Long, Hoover. Stolen nmpires of the Atlantic Association: E.is'on, Willia Zimmer 3, Piilon 1, Fins

b« in Washington, or else withdraw and leave PRESIDENT SPALDINO is opposed to the three-strike changed his mlod, and now says the pUn will always AND COMMENTS. and four-ball rul#. He faVori la«t year's rul« with supported by the Chicago Club. to Mr. Kelly the entire responsibility for the in­ NOTES be IN THE DUMPS. the pitcher put a few feat further buck. THB Presidential reteptloo of tha Spacing tourists THE SPORTING LIFE. Cincinnati Astonished and Grief-Stricken glorious fiasco inevitable under the present di­ BOB CLARKE Is throwing finely. BUCK EWING baa no love for Brooklyn, and there­ waa not very cordial, In fact it was dad*red to be PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT vided system of authority and management. NAT HUDSON'S arm ia said to be gone. fore volunteers tba unas^ed-for opinion that the Ath about tho coolest reception they met with on the en­ —The Drowns' Great Game—Gonsip About HIKE HINKS will be Kaatcu's captain. ietics will win tha Association pennant. tire trip. The impression among the (ouris's now is the Toledos—Brunell Finally Answered— A . 54 South Third Street, Philada. that if President Harrison wa§ * base ball enthusiast JACK. KERINS has quits a talent for umpiring. HABRISON'S cool recaption of the Sualdinji tourists Current News Notes, THE PRESIDENT of the St. Louis Club is slowly was in marked contrast to the hearty godspeed which lust year he waa fin enthiuiuat for votes only, and if ho *T THE TORONTO'S pitchers haie BO far shown up poorly. CIMCIXNATI, April 18. KJitorSpORTrso LIFE: gaining wisdom through hard experience. He ex-Prestcient Cleveland gave them alx months ago. was one whila a plain citizen of Indianapolis it was at present. "In the dumps" is where the Cincinnati has not made his players any promises this sea \VJLMOT la aoing some great running THE Cincinnati papers are slobbering too much for the sake of a dead-head ticket Sporting Life Publishing Company, PITCHER LA TOUCHE has signed with Evausville. over their new men. Wait until they havo been put "MANAORR HART thinks under the present clrcum- fans are to-day. Not the remembrance of tha son, nor offered any extra inducements what Orator Shatter would he a good man fur the 2b wJiase order an Checks, Drafts, Money Ordert, BOSTONIAKS begin to think their outfield is weak. to a more thorough test than exhibition gamea aftord. taucee that glorious throng; the echoes of the music; ever. This is as it should be, and all clubs should MASK BALDWIN is at times afflicted with pleurisy. ANBON unhesitatingly states his belief that Mike the oulfiolJ, AH he can both outfield the present occu­ welcoming shouta of the ton thousand; the end Ecmittances must be made payable. Kelly haa seen his be«t days as a ball flayer, and that pant of two of tho positions, and tho hitting will be so beautifully decorated stands; the Apolioa follow his example. Bail players are well paid COLUMBUS badly needs one more first-class pitcher. ^regular this season that good outflwlders will be POST OFFICE BOX, 948. He APPEARS to be the same old effect Ire Silver Kin;;. he is about the'worst man in the world to captaia a moulded in Nadjy uniform?; the fair faces for their service and should give their best efforts team. needed." Boston Gl'lc. Hart la right aa usual. SAM WISE signed with Washington last Wednesday. Shaker is back in hia old League fielding form, and for crowded into stand and upon the field not all Editor-in-chief. or cluba to offer the MIKE HUH LEY, of Peoria, has been appointed a FBANCIS C. BICHTKK, in return. For any club HARRISON and Stallo appear to be birds of a feather. two years pafct has butied like, a fiend. He would of these reminders of a magnificent opening day players extra inducements to achieve a certain Western Association umjirt? He had previously de­ strengthen Boston vastly. TERMS: CARROLL has been appointed captain of the St. Pauls. clined offers from the Southern and Central Interstate can crowd down the memoij -^ fa*J;at defeat." object is apt to lead to demoralization in some DATE FOUTZ is playing first base for all It Is worth. leaguoi. PETER J. KANE, a noted base ball man of Northern From beds of thorna iu Hoosiei'J~.*n the St. Subscription, ppr annum (postage paid)...... 88.25 New Jersey, id de.id. He was one of the organizers of 8ix months...... " " ...... 1.23 direction, is sure to make trouble when the ob­ THK Columbus Club ia in need of a second baseman. ANSON baa watered a hundred dtllir snlt of clothes tlie Perth Amtoy Base Ball aud Atlilutic Association, Louia champions, stuck lull of Ihe arrows u f .u Three months...... " " ...... 63 ject aimebT at fails of success, vide the world's PRESIDENT SOD EN is somewhat disappointed in Buy. each with Manager Mutrie and Mr. Billings, of Boston, now one of the largest of its kind, and during the verses in exhibition contests, arrived in Cincin­ " " ...... 6c. HUB COLLINS make* a surprisingly good second base* that Chicago will beat out both New York aud Boston seasons of 1884, '87, '88 tho Perth Aniboyg were under nati to meet the victorious RcJs. Just once Bizigle copies...... championship series last fall, and simply leads thia season. INVABIABLY IN ADVANCE. * man. his able mouagenient, aud It was the strongest team had they been defeated thL§ year, bJt the JERRY HURLEY, who for two seasons was the star TOREIGN POSTAGE 5~ CEKTS EXTRA PEtt ANNUM. to insatiate demands for more. If extra induce­ SAM BARKLET has finally come to terms with Kansas in New Jersey. This ae«son ho organized the famous Browns, full of old-time ginger, jumped HIGH Antonio catcher of tho California League, is t-> lie given a trial Baritans, at one time tho champions of New Jersey, ments must be made, they should only be given City. Bostons. Ho joined the team at Newark last Caesar Mullane and won just about a* tboy pltused. by the and had a promising season ahead. before tha Premium Section THE Dayton Club baa released S. L. Ladd and C. Wednesday. It waa an awful b^tin/, administered ADVERTISING RATES: in accordance with the Graded Ladd. MIKE KELLY'S ill-considored and Injudicious re­ gran Jest assemblage ever iu attendance upon ope mug (FIXED AND FINAL.) of THE SPORTING LIFE Millennium Plan, which Is KELLY really captain of the Bostons? Judging marks last winter about the Bostou reporters iu par­ day cr any other week day in Cincinnati, Ton WEAVER, of Louisville, Is declared to be a second from the work in the field the team see ma to be with­ ticular, and ba;,o ball reporters in general, are coming Line Nonpareil Measurement. Welch. thousand fo.ir hundred an 1 ten waa the turns!ile 2O Cents Per achieves the object clubs at present aim at out a head or tali and just running itself in happ>-go- homu to him. Not a single p:>per ba.s a good word for Count. Several thousand mortals surrounded tl:o field AIiVEETISERS should forward their fnvora so as to blindly without the demoralizing effects of the JIM DAVIS is suffering severely from a strained lucky fashion. bint, and the Bostou papers are criticising him severely, making jtUy d-fflcult and ueceifeitating a fcrouiid rule leach U6bj 3 P. M. Saturday, as this paper goes to pi present system. tendon. FRED ROCKSTROH, who played second base for the albeit deservedly. Mike will have to wa»k a pretty of two basrs for a ball lut iutu the crv*wd. UUvk, iu- EVERY SATURDAY AT 5 P. M. McPiiBEhaaso far boon quite successful In cap­ Greon Stockings, of South Bend, InJ., for several years straight line this season, else he will find Boston a deeJ, were tbo ne'.v nuifurms of tho erstwhih Kfis, taining. past, died In Chicago last week while undergoing a se­ warm place. Tho constant newspaper criticism which ami sombru were the fact-a uf t!n>se who witnessed iba "Now that tho New York-Brooklyn gam made. Sluiueutury Jnrablea by Nicuf tuul Ttbeau waa blacklisted by the Toledo been carried out and games been played ou alternate Canandalgaa. ED RKEDER, who fire many a game in the last we:e worth additional ba3 ja to both Latlmm and attached tb« receipts of the club at buund to pull out of the grounds ths terms would not have been quite so ob­ Club last year, be well for our local clubs to bear Fuller. Fuller was presented with a p;»ir of floral PIVCKNEY and Vaner, of the Brooklyns, are expert was inuiiitf. It would jectionable, but as all three were played in Brooklyn Cincinnati Monday alleging that the sum of §110 bate resting upon a baudsomy easel, the firnt time he LETTER LIST. billiard players. yet due him lor salary. thia iu mind. and the entire expenses of the series full on the Brook­ on their black SHAFFER is as happy as a clam. He U free cams totmt. It waa a tribute from trietids of his who We have in our care letters or telegrams for fairer to hare made a THE Cincinnati players are stuck FEW people would suppose that Elmer Smith H the (.ixoRGK lyn Club, it would have been Nadjy uniform a. from Des Moiuea reservation and at liberty to sign had known him here at homo' and had ee«u him rhe the persons named bolow, which will bepromptly change." New York H'orU. fastest runner on ih» straight in the Cincinnati ao humble amateur to one <>f the b;st snort t-topa admitted free at all games in Louis­ where he tikes. He haa a number of offers already, from forwarded upon receipt of a sclf-addresseil LADIES are to be twain, yet such is the fact. The same holds good with in the country. He backa up every throw ma-le fium The Brooklyn Club objected strenuously to ville this season. but is in u<> hurry to sign, aa he i-i laying low lor a Mulvoy, of the Philliea. chance to re-enter oue of the major leaeut*, where he catcher to pitcher, and the ^am» ho played was of a stamped envelope: the total receipt grabbing scheme, but had to U.-.iri HE GEORGE W. BARNUU haa so far made a most Highland Club. IN ADDITION to Cudworth the St. Louis Club hoa should have bt-en for two years past. There are at brilliant order, Beard'a work in the tie Id for Oiudu- Will C. Brran. Manager filterable impression. also disposed of Freeman. All the Association clubs Htilliday'a wild Slobile Club. yield the point, as New York positively refused least four League and five Association cluba which he miti was great, nud he bit wall, too. 1'itcher Hue-hard. Jlm.nijor EIGHT members of the New York team live in the claim and Milwaukee Rets the promising Laiham two base;) and Munaier Kivertou Club. have waived would vastly strengthen, particularly at the bat. throw va< a bad one, and gnv<» John Ctisack. to play on any other terms. Brooklyn also sug­ same boarding house. young pitcher for 81000. a rim. Tho Browns wore their new uriiturun of whits Eddie Fox. Hurry M»uning. Thia may seem incredible, but ia, neveriheless, a fact, gested, after it became evident that the Polo PITCHER JOSEPH YiwoLiNQia in Baltimore without gymnasium work for with brown cislYs and collars and brown cap* for ihe Force. Paul Holly. JIM HART doesn't believe in fis Shatter1 batting for the last two years has beeu Davy one day in the open air at first lime. Chria You der Ahe wue very, very happy 1). \\~. Force. Manager Powell. Grounds could not be used, and that all the an engagement es yet. bftil play era, and considers simply immense. FSTERBROOK basn't threatened to lick every man In base ball practice worth weeka of gymnasium work, THE members of the battory firm of "Me and Tony" after the gamo, and with reason, too. We hope to Mamicer Hackett. Wm. Ulloy. games would have to be played in Brooklyn, feel better ourselves later on. Vmvii.' Hall. Qeo. A. Stune. the Louisville team yet. and be is about right, too. are ad faet friends to-day as they ever were. "They Frank HollanJ. |J. Siranb. that, win or lose, the clubs should share the ne­ JIM HAKT has wagered a hat with Anson that NED HAKLON thinks that base ball managers, with area peculiar pair," says the Cincinnati Enquirer, ECHOES OP THE TOLEDO'8 SOJOURN. Jehu Trwin. Con Stronthors. cessary expenses, such as advertising, etc., etc., Boston beats ChicaKo out. the single exception of Harry Wrij(ht, are good only "When together they are in a continual wrangle. Manager Charley Morton gave^hia Toledo pitchers Mnnngor Junison. JAHhur H. Stuart. CATCHES WILLIAMS, of Buffalo, Is said to be even to look after a club's financial affaire. Ned ia an advo­ They are quick to see each other's faults, and not slow lots to Oo here. He worked tluee of them in every but here again New York played the hog and player-manager idea. Wauaaor Cuban Giants. Tom Vsllaly. smaller than Chic Hofford. cate of the to tell each other of them." t:Go on, Tony, and put game, and it waa worse than solving the pics in tho 'em up, will you," says the Kid. "I'm b^hinu tho bat. pen puzzle to keep track of ihe changes in the batting Manager Fincllay Club. ,Riw. Wiswe'.l. refused to accede to so fair a proposition. TUB unsigned SyaMing tourists will be subject to THB Brooklyn Club has gotten up a hanging calen­ dar foi 1889 with excellent cuts of the "Bridegrooms" You are a good pitcher, but the leak in your roof order. The score books looked like sheets hit by Classification after April 21. PLAV BALL. IT is ONLY a question of time when legisla­ on ft. The calendar can be secured by sending six needs a little aoliter." "That will do out of you,'' will lightning. The bailors, tot), were kept bobbing be­ SOMEONE has stolen- Darby O'Brien's monkey and he canfa (o the club to defray the postage. be Tony's rejoinder. "Get up behind tho but and do tween fiold a»d back stop. Thf-y were "iu" a:id "out" The period for the real work of the base ball tion will be enacted providing for yearly con­ Is incouaolable over the loss. FROM Cincinnati exchanges we learn that no pitcher your work, and don't be so fresh." of the game at interval?. When Sate, who had retired season is new upon ns, end from now out until tracts for ball players, thus giving clubs control BOB FERGt'sosf is more popular in Cincinnati than ever lived that had more speed than Muliaue 1ms this PRESIDENT BYRNK, of Brooklyn, has given second OUCB to tho bench, wa3 put back again after sever*! innings' p'ny, ho was gt*tt*d with the cry: the leaves begin to fall the battle for such honors of their players at all times. Spalding is the in any other Association cily. season, and that he Is back in his'84 form. He is still baseman John J. Burdock, a very strong open letter of THE Detroit Club has hung up a gold medal for the licking in c a mm ami of the ball, however. recommendation, in which among other things ho "Hollo, h«'s back on eaith again!" The Toledos came very near introducing Cincinnati as base ball can confer will be waged unremit- 1 atest convert to the idea regardless of the faot that beat base etealer of that team. WHILE in Pittsburg Anson tolds?veral reporters that says: "John J. Burdock joined the Brooklyn team in ED DAILY made the flrst home run for Columbus, August, 1888, aud played in and with the team uiitil a to their old frieud, Hollow-eyed Defeat, on Monday. ingly and relentlessly all over this broad land. such a rule would effectually prevent any more he doe» not see why PittsbnrK wants Kowe aud White. The "old boy" was not very'far away, an i Alvord and earned a silk hat thereby. He tbiufes Kuebnu and Smith juat as good and he short lime previous to the cloao 'of the championship The American Association started the ball roll­ tcurs to California, Cuba or around the world. habits and re vented a tie in the last inni&g by hi* failure to get TUB Minneapolis team is to have a handsome street would like to have the first-named in Chicago. seaeou. During that time Mr. Burdock's both on and off the field, at home and is fingers on the di&h, Toledo has a tine third base- ing on Wednesday last, and those delicious sur­ But then Spalding isn't hankering after any of gray for uae on trips. demeanor, E uniform "CAPTAIN ANSON'S late successes «s an after-dinner abroad, were exceptionable, and he waa ever and al­ mau in Alvord. Van Dyke, whose amatory aclvoaturo m\n can ac­ prises and the glorious uncertainty which lend more such trips, and it will doubtless be many a HALF a dozen Columbus players have already been speaker, show what a deserving young ways prompt ami ready to do his share of the work. in Iowa caused his arrest for selection, got back from to our national game its chief charm are al­ year ere another man with Spalding's nerve and fined for infraction of club rules. complish by long years of conscientious talking back Thia is shown by tho fact that during the period be that StJte on Tuesday, and ho played a great gaiiio at BATES has decided to pitch for the Harvard nine. when the nmpire'e decisions do not suit him." Chicago was with us he played in sixty-nine games." second, without a thought of tha seventy-five c.we* a ready, even at this early stage of the purse can be found to undertake a venture simi­ Quackeiiboss will piuy tliird base. News. mouth he will have to pay to tho fair charmer whom battle, giving the contest for the pen- lar to the recent wonderful base bajl tour of the JOHN MORRILI, signed with Washington, Saturday, THE Louisville players meet with less sympathy he loved not wisely but too well. April 13, as captaia and manager. from the home audiences than any club in the country. KANSAS CITY BRIEFS. Joe Queat, tho veteran, has a very bid fiasrer and it rant unwonted zest. The would-be judges world. Let a player make an error, or even kick ou a decision too soro to admit of his playing while ticra. thd best thrower and the moat was QUINN is said to be which be thinka iucorrect,and he is at once hissed and Taylor Shatter did not arrive a* waa expected aod have, of course, already settled upon the prob­ team. Frank Bingo's Sad Fall and Ti-agic End— AFTER MONTHS of manceuvering, the Tri-State active man on the Baltimore booted. Johnny Btesack, the Cincinnati boy who played ia able pennant-winners in the Association, and COLEMAN wants to wager S100 thai he can throw as Tlie Sunday Question Barkloy Signed League will have to go on with six clubs, and may FRED CARROLL is stuck on plaving first base, and is News Items. Liacoln a year aa;o, wai pressed into service Instead. the eight clubs have apparently been by com- far as any man iu thePittsburg Club. loth to reanme hid old place behind the bat. In faot He did better with the stick than he did iu the fiold. .Ljon consent divided into two classes, and the congratulate itself that it managed to induce WHAT is the matter with Cincinnati? How Gus he haa lost all anibitiou to shina as catcher. By the KANSAS CITY. Mo., April 16. Editor SPORT­ Harry Sage, behind the hat, provtd t'> bo quite a gix>d even that number of clubs to enter the fold. It Schmelz's whiskers must have suffered. way,there instill a coolness between himself and ING LIFE: I had time in my last letter to send one. Jack Sneed was at home in ri^ht, and off tho second class has been generally counted out of fit-Id be dellguteo. to toll of the old day* when he gave the cir­ VON DEttAnp. actually thinks the Baltimores will be Dnnlap. you the raere facts about the tragic death of of the race before a ball was pitched. On was a long and hard struggle to make In the race for the Association pennant. THB first man to make two home runs in a single Karle a chance down South. He thinks him a good Frank Rinjjo. My telegram announced his catcher, but no better than Baldwin. "Big" Perry public form, and judged by past per­ cuit as it now stands Canton, Wheeling, Mans­ THE Milwaukee Club has released short stop WaUh game this season was Duffee, of St. Louia. He per­ death at 9 o'clock Friday morning. For more and signed pitcher Webber, of Louisville. formed this feat on April 7, off Hood, the pitcher of Werden, tho king, loomed up like a giant at first, formances and the records, the classification field, Dayton, Springfield and Hamilton. The physisians lie has one bad habit that he can easily cur?. Ue BALTIMORE has the honor of being the first club in the Western Athletics, and duplicated it in Cincinnati, than fifteen hours his family and three is probably well based, but nevertheless it would six cities are, however, enterprising places, well Thursday. worked faithfully with him, but about 7 o'clock takes a dalight in "tipping" the runner with the ball. the race of 1889, to shut out another club. In some of these clone games he will "losV a fow populated, and enthusiastic base ball centres. THE Torontos on the 12th inst. played a game at Friday morning it waa determined that further work liardly bo wise for even the best posted to ven­ Is ST. Louis to again secure its usual boost pennant* waa futile, and three sisters, a futbor and mother aud balls on account of a too serious "bump" with the run­ With a strict adherence to the low salary limit ward$ from its weaker Western colleagues? Evanavllle aud won their first game of the season, ner. \Verden is a great hitter. Wehrle lias begun to ture any positive prediction as to the final out. barely beating the home team 0 to S. Ou tho 15th the a devoted wife watched about his bed until his heavy the present Tri- VICKERY, of Toronto, ia standing his preliminary breathing ceased. "chew" with the scorers already. A scratch hit was come. Never before in the history of the and good business management, test well, and looms up as a coming p'.tchor. Torontos played ut Springfield, 0., and won the game recorded against him which he thought Alvord outtht by 14 to 6. Physicians say that drinking with Rintro waa a dis­ American Association has there been a race en­ State League should prove quite successful. AT HAMILTON, 0., April 17, the new Hamilton Club to have eaten, and there v.'os Iroublo ail along tho line biood ease. His appeiiie could not be controlled. He had o beat Dayton in an exhibition game by 8 to 5. CATCHER LATTER, of Pittsbursr, is suffering from not drack a drop of liquor for eight mouths. Afler a in consequence. "Billy" Bottenua, the Cincinnati tered upon, the outcome of which was shrouded poisoning. He ha-I a boil comiug on bis arm which ho boy who plays in centre field, did well in the series. AFTER ALL the turmoil and trouble engen­ TATE'S arm ia said to be so lame ih*t he will not be op?ned, and the dye from his black shirt started blood game ot ball which bo played three weeks ago he came in so much uncertainty. So many changes have able to do accurate throwing for a long time. down to h is cigar store aud drank a glass of cider. It was Toledo moved Ha army to Uooiiorjom on Wednesday dered by the Cudworth case, the principal in poisoning. Serious consequences are not, however, ap­ morn. been made in the make-op of the teams who led HEN MOORE, Stockton's centre fielder, and Maggie prehended. the beginning of the end. His overwhelming love for in last year's race, that no man can predict that memorable row has already dropped out of Agnew were married April 9, in San Francisco. drink ut once asserted Itself and that vtry night ho "ME AND HIM." the American Association. The St. Louis Club CHARLES SODEN is wanted by the new Boiton got ou a drunk. Tlie young mau had often said that I am sorry Frank Biunell think* I am "manifestly with any degree of certainty how they will MANAOBR BARSIE has confidence in hia new phe­ Athletic Club to pitcti tor their team next season. kill himself. nomenon, George B. Goetz, and has signed him. if he started to drink again ho would unfair." Still, I even be? to differ with him on that stand this year. Aside from the many exten­ has tried him, found him wanting and released Charley is a eon of the president of tlie Bos-ton Club, That he would rather be dead than a perpetual slave count, and I'm going to try aud convert him. The him to one of tho minor leag'ie clubs, from which THE Pittebnrg players, having tested Louisville's and is said to be one of the finest amateur twirlers ia to the cup. lie carried out the throat, and after two Plain Dealer, says he, did not enter into the personal sive changes, however, enter other important mettle, say that team will finish sixth, or better. tho country. temporary notoriety. All of weeka spent in drinking he went to a drug btero ltv-t business. Well, m;iybe I am dreaming, but I think factors, such as accidents, luck, special develop­ he sprung into FIRST BASEMAN JOHN A. SMITH, late of Wilkesbarro, ON THEIR way to LonUville the Kansas City Club Tbureduy and bought some morphine. lie took forty that a fow months ago some of Fiank's Sunday scrt)i>ds ment or decline of players, team work, manage­ which once more enforces the lesson taught by is at his home in Trenton, N. J., still disengaged. stopped at Evansville Tuesday Inst and with Porter in grains of it and then went home. At Qrst nothing were signed by his own initials. Wliea Brunell wrote the Barkley squabble and similar cases in the THE Clevelauda have made ttio best showing the box waa beaten by Goldsby's Eransvillo team 7 to .wrong was noticed. He tuld his wife be wanted to his wonderful letter on the "pruning of warts," he did ment and many other considerations, all of which the Association, (cams of any of the League clubs. 4. Latouche pitched for Evauaville and but ttix hits sleep and lay down on the bed. His heavy broatok- filial outcome utterly impossible. Time WHAT HAS BECOME of tho bill introduced in THE New Yorks showed no superiority thepiice paid for it. at 2 o'clock and tho St. Joe and Kansas City ball clubs suffered the fate of the man who was willing to believe lyn in anj point except, perhaps, slightly ia batting. attended the funeral in a body. Sunday, oa the uni­ everything be heard. Bruoeil knows uie well can tell, and in tho meantime clubs can live in tfes Missouri Legislature at Mr. Von dor Ahe.s ANSON says: "I tell you base ball ia bound to hope and the public revel in the glorious uncer THE Wheeling Ciub has signed a Bollaire pitcher become the chief gflmu of the world. You nmy dotil-t forms of the Kansas City Club, a badiro of crape was enough to feel sure that I am not going instigation to wipe out the St. Louis pool rooms, named Kennedy, upon Will White's recommendation. it. but mark my word, the time will come when the worn in honor of the dead player. Next SnnJay an to plunge into any one's fight. I am ready tainty with correspondinggood flnancial results which so seriously interfere with the attendance THE heart* of the ball tossera everywhere were base ball cranks will be as plentiful ia England and exhibition game of ball will bo played at Exposition to pull niy Faber in self-defence, even, if made glad last week. Cause first pay-day on the 15th. France aa they are in America." Paik by two amateur teams, and the proceeds will be that action be prompted by sentiment. I did to all of the contestants, lot us hope. the at ball games, foster gambling, and demoralize TOM BURNS of Brooklyn, ia Eiiffbrina; from cold in WILLIAMS, the young player who played given to Mrs. Bingo. President opeas haa generously not accuse Sir, Brunell of fitotling matter from OWEN in that Tho campaign of the National League begins the youtha of the Mound City? Here was a the eyes, which interferes greatly with his playing. right field for Canton last season, and whose sale to donated the use of the grounds. Time*-Start but the Plain Dealer has offended Wednesday, April'2-1, and here the situation re­ Lima for one dollar has gone down into history in THE SUNDAY PLAYING QUESTION1. way more than once. Perhaps ray ideas differ from measure to which all the honest men in St. Louis LAVE CROSS ia the most agile catcher in the buU- is. 4 company with tho Kelly 5lo,0'K) deal, has .signed to Well, the Sunday base ball matter will not down at EIr. BrntieU'ii as to what "common property" garding possibilities and probabilities is precisely nesa. He is perfectly cat-like and quick ai lightning. few weeks agojl prin'ed a halt column of matter about should have lent their countenance, and upon BABKLEY claims that ha has carried his point, and play centre field for Hamilton, 0. the bidding of anybody. According to a decision of the same as in the American Association, and the Kansas City Coiut of Appeals the etatutea of Mis­ old-time base ball in Springfield, 0. The Plain Dealer which the Legislature could have profitably witt receive the same salary from Kansas City as last THERE has been, some talk of forming a Pennsyl­ clipped it, but treated it as *'cominon prjporty." Why any predictions whatever would be out of order vania League, to comprise the following towns: Ash­ souri already prohibit b.tll playing on Sunday. It spent the time wasted in discussing the pro­ year. serins that a young man by the name of Williams had a base ball writer bliould be privileged to grab all captain and first bawmau of the Oakland, land, Shainokin, Mt. Carmel, Shenandoan, Mahanoy here. All the clubs have been more or less DOOLEY, indulged in a game of base ball one sunny Sunday at sorts ot matter from the news columns of exchanges priety or impropriety of Sunday ball playing. is considered the coming Comiskey of the Pacific City and Hazleton, but so far there have been no and use it as original anv moro than a man can with strengthened and equalized, and all the indica­ definite steps taken in the matter. Mobprly,'" thia State. Some malicious indiviaual coast. propriety scias jr editorial aud use them &s his own is THE SPORTING LIFE'S Columbus correspondent, secured an indlctmtnt before a grand jury. He WAS tions point to an exciting contest and a highly THB INTEREST in the Intercollegiate cham­ TAYLOR SHAFFEE has signed to play second base for tried, convicted and fined $50. Ha appealed the case pa^tt my understanding. Toledo at a fat saUry. Joe Quest is laid up with a bad Frank W. Arnold, has resigned the official scorerahip Selah. successful season. pionship contests this year is as great ai ever. of the Columbus Club and the sporting editorship of t> this court and the decision of the lower court waa baud. STALLO A9 ANT AHfBRICAN1. Public interest will not be entirely monopo­ the Colnrabus Dispatch. President Wikoff'a brother, affirmed. The only thing about this law {9 same busy­ Although the contest in the big College League Texas League, ia consider Uhi3 business to stop ball playing Judge Stalls hardly deserves all the notoriety no- JoNFS,of the Waco Clob, of the Charles, id his successor on the paper. body may lized by these two great base ball organizations, paid to be a rattling eood iirtt baseman and a nard here and ask the grand jury to indict the players. plcamut though it be that lias come to him as a re­ will be only a three-cornered fight, between the of the Austins, can claim the distinction of hitter. CONNOR, sult of his hc'oriahnoss iu Rome. I have told you that however, as on or before the end of the month college nines of Yale, Harvard and Princeton, having been the first player fined tbie seaaun by an NEWS ITKM3. wielded the axe. he waa not a native American, and now that lie haa each and every minor league will be engaged in THE Omaha Olub ha* already umpire. In the opening game at Waco, on April 7, ho Sam Barkloy came in last Friday, and ia now a full- every game will be hotly contested, and the re­ Pitcher Ted Kennedy was the first to suffer decapi­ City team for 1889. Ho been superseded by ex-Governor Porter, of Indiana, battle for the various pennants. The Texas waa called down by Umpire Clark with a £Go fine, for fledged member of the Kansas the news comes frcm Italy that he will not return to sults will bring joy or sorrow, as the case may tation. indulging too freely in abusive language, plftyod in right field leat Sunday and was given a America that be intends to remain on foreign shores, Lackawanna League campaign is already under way. This more people than are con­ WILLIAM E. MOSES, of Prlceburg, MANAGER HART is satisfied that tho Boston team as royal reception by the grand Btntid. I don't know nearer the flag under which he was born! This clip­ be, to a great many county, Pennsylvania, is reported as being an excellent what the management will do with Sam, except keep organization opened its championship season on These now confltituted Is weak in two places, vi/,., short stop ping from the Commercial Gazette tells the story: tained in those great colleges named. pitcher. and left fleM. If he bad his way he would secure tlie him for an emergency. "Ex-Mlnlster to Italy Stailo will remain perma­ the 7th inst., and was, therefore barring the collegians number their personal and unknown A OOLD watch awaits the MansBeld player with the ol Coltimlma lina signed an awful neat little player in engaged in certain literary work, release of Picket*, of St. Paul, for short, and Wood, Harry EsterLlay. nently abroad. He is California League the flrst League to open the .friends, admirers and partisans by the thousands. best record this season. That's right, encourage record the Phillies, or George Shaeter, for left field. which occupies him botti pleasantly and profitably, playing. Tho team loft for Louisville Monday, and yesterday ball. The Western Association opens its season ~ + THE opinion ia still current in Now York base ball it defeated the Evansvilie outfit by the score of 4 to 3, and the tamily are the centre of a cultured circle of WHAT baa become of Boston's phenomenal young circles that Erastus Wimau had a large hand in the devoted friends." to-day, April 20; tho Southern League starts on Howard Fletcher? He hasn't had a and plays the ganio team tc-day. the American spirit of the man who Seen SHORT SERIES as the New York-Brook­ Vermont catcher, efforts to deprive the Now York Club of the Polo Jimmy Manning !- ? expected to jnin the team at So much for Monday, the 22J; the Atlantic Association and trial yet. grounds, in order to force the club to take his white turned his back upon tho tourtels that the Princo of lyn and the Philadelphia-Athletic clubs played Louisviflo to-monow, where-the first championship ia Wales found timo enough to cordially greet. Central Interstate League opens up on the 27th, THE Spalding tourists, as a whole, award Dnblin, elephant the Staten Island ball ground off hig played. FEEEMAH. for their respective looal championships are un­ IrelAU'l, the palm for the most beautiful women seen hands. GROUND OUT BETWEEN SQUEALS. and the great International Association "The season is yet young." satisfactory to a degree, inasmuch as they decide on the trip. THB PUtaburg Club will make no more Western WIRINGS, strongest of all minor leagues as usual begins MAGISTRATE CHARLEY FCLMEH takes great pride in spring trlpp, and Von dor Ahe, who ia out quite he ivily WHEELING ''Now is the spring of our discontent." nothing. It takes a long series to neutralize The black Nadjy uniforms were cursed by ihe super­ its campaign April 30. Princeton'a success, aa he was their special instructor on guarantees this spring, avera that he will try an Opened—A Row With Columbus luck, equalize accidents and test the mettle of tast winter. Eastern trip next spring, as there ia not the name The Season stitious who believe the red never should have been Following these will come a host of State together in the THE Hartford and Jersey City clubs have by agree­ profit in the spring exhibition games West as there Beaten by Toronto, Etc. discarded. elubs. These clubs should come Julius B. Freeman lingered with us but a (fay. Sec­ leagues, and so from now until November ap­ fall in series of not less than five or seven games. ment changed the game scheduled at Jersey City July ueod to be. WiiEEtiNo, W. Va., April 17. Editor SPORTING 22 to July 19. MOHAMMED at last came to the mountain. Mr. Diy LIFE: After playing half the game Monday the retary Harry Quin, of the Milwaukee*, came 'down on proaches the bat and ball will be in daily use visitors performed tlie baby act by leaving ihe field on Wednesday, flashed a roll under Chris Von der Abe's Then, all being extended by a season's work, THE well-known third baaeman, George Meistor, last week made vain overtures to Mr. Byrne to pl.iy Bowman, who eyes, skinned oD one thousand bills ao-1 sent Freeman'a and tho umpire's call to arms will be heard, and the question of superiority could be definitely hasn't caught on yet, and ia quiotly 11 ring In hopes at sumo exhibition games at Washington Park while tho an alleged paitial decision by Umpire Brooklyns were abroad. He would probably have thereupon awarded the game to Wheeling by tho contract to the Western Association secretary. The during all that time THE SPOUTING LIFE, always and satisfactorily settled. Allegheny, Pa. usual score.$|Burkenberger bad already secured hia young pitcher left at once to join faU new love at JIMMY RYAN says: "I went away from home a been accommodated, but for previous engagements for interesting, will bo doubly BO to every lover of the ground. guarantee of gl'Jo, and the home officials justly de­ Cleveland. rank free trnder, I'm for protection aa high as you manded a return of port of the sum for nyu-tululment Devlin Is working nit the wires he can reach, telling base ball. Tho season will, of course, brin THE CALIFORNIA LEAGUE is apparently in­ can gel it now!" PiTTSijrjflGERS are not discouraged by their poor luck Chris ho is ''ready to sign." ''Dcr BO^B President'* In tho spring campaign. In previous seasons the Pitts- of contract. When the Columbus, manager realized with its triumphs and joys a perhaps undue different about accepting protection under the CATCHER GEORQB WILSON has obtained his release that they were in earnest nnd proposed to aHacii what doesn't seem to care much. from Omaha, Neb., and is iu Brooklyn waiting for an- burga have wiped up the ground with their opponents Birmingham, Ala., has Blgneed Laughlio, who proportion of trials, vexations, disappointments in exhibition games, and then retired almost to ob­ property they could get hold of, he gave iu and re­ National Agreement. It took no action in the olher onagemeut. turned $30. BiiL-kenbergor lost two or three cham­ played with tho Shamrocks in '87 and 88. and griefs; but that is inevitable where some scurity later on. Now they hope for a reversal of this Turn Murray, the cat her, left Thursday night for matter at the yearly meeting. The subject was THB Toledo Clnb will take Barklay off Kansas C.'ty's State of afiuira. pionship games last season for Wheeling by taking his nmst lose that others may win. If all could win postponed till the next meeting, which virtually hands in ca^etbe latter cannot use Sam. Negotia­ men from the field, and the yonng mun onuht to be Atlanta, where he bas signed. His old pitcher, Dolau, tions are pending. IT SEEMS strange that Dicky Burns should be the called dowa severely for such babyish work ar.d de­ playa with tho Hamilton,O., team. how life would be one blissful summer's dream to is an indication of a desire to shelve the matter. only one of the Scrantons' last year club who haa not liberate fraud as he perpetrated to-day upon the spec­ Manager Gus II. Sctiiuolz made a flying visit to THB Mansfield directors are dissatisfied with the engaged to play come where the present season, ae he is family. the club?, players and public; but as that cannot If the California League can afford to go with­ Tri-State schedule, and rather than play under it tators who paid their good money to eee ball playing, Columbus to spend the Sabbath with bis certainly one of the finest fielders, battera and base- and not ttie windy exhibition that Dave Orr and some The Milwaukees found tho mud too deep for a game be, why let all join in TIIR SPORTING LIFE'S out protection well and good, but in case of they will withdraw. runners of the Central League. Ua in at his home at Saturday and they went "on to Dayton," where th»y DUNLAP and Smith have buried the hatchet and of his confreres gave. Score: wish that in every case the best club may win, Ilolyoke, Mass. AB.IJ.B. P. A. E j WHEELING. AB.R.B. P. A. E where joined by Ed. Clark, the old tfew Orleans future raids it should hold its peace. desire is to make more plays ia the in­ COLUMBUS. their earnest IT 13 a remarkable fact that not a single game 0 O'Ryan, rf..... 410 0 pitcher. Clark is now a member of tboMuldoons. and that, whether at the head or the tail of the field than last season. McTaraa'y,cf3 1 1 scheduled for the tour around the world by the Spald­ Marr, rf...... 3 1 0 0 0!Mannsau,If..2 0 0 Joe Masran, the old Southern Leaguer, is placing procession, the financial results may equal the THE INDICATIONS are that amateur rowing Vo,\ PER AIEE ia after a catcher to relieve Milligan ing touriats was poalponed by bad weather. In for­ Daily, lf...... l 101 1 O'Dunn, 2b.....2 012 with (noIndians. expectations of the managers, so that each and will enjoy an unprecedented boom in all parts and Boyle. Morgan Murphy, ot Lowell, is the man iio eign countries they are not frightened by a bit of bad Ji)hBPon,3b..2 111 1 I'Speldel.lb... 2 1 0 3 "Bud" Bamsey did gpleivlid work against Tole-Io in is fishing for, it IB said. weather, and despite rain, sleet and snow, every game Orr, It...... 2 1 1 3 0 0;Green,cf...... 2 122 Tuesi-'ay'd game. The hoy is quito a pitcher. every club may be in condition to tak» a fresh of the country this season, and that there will THE Kansas City pitcher, Nichols, is not the well- announced was played. O'Conncr.s".^ 1003 2'Ho!jrecht,s8.3 001 Hurry Lemon*, who went to Dayton with the In­ hold and try again under brignlef auspices an­ be better material and harder contests at the re­ known "Trick" NichoU. Th« latter is at Bridgeport, THE Bean-eaters, by the disposal of Wise, Morrill Grcenw'd,2bl 0041 2;S5lmmer, c... 3 201 dians, pleased the Gem Citv folds ao well tt.at they other season. gattas this year than ever before. Next to pro­ Conn., still disengaged. and Hornung, pot rid of two hitler and incessant Stenzol, c.,.,.2 0063 0 Sullivan, 2b.3 20030 kept him. Ho was with Biimiogham aud Maasueld THE Fouth has a worthy repws?ntatlve ID upper fights. Kelly hated Morrill with all the vigor he pos- Mays, p...... 2 0 1 0 7 1 Zeigler, p.... 3 0 2 1^ 10 last year. fessional base ball amateur rowing is the best sesse'l, but the bitterness which he bore to hone«t The Greenville Chib, of the Michigan League, haa is more popu­ base ball in yonng Duffos. He Is looming up great in Total...... 1804 15 IGGl Total...... 24 7 5 13 7*5 No BASB BAM. man of the period and most honest eport we have, and for this the field and at the bat. John waa not a marker to the hatred which Wise and Columbus...... 4 020 x 6 written to the mute pitcher, Frank GJillespie, to cast lar and respected than Mr. Jas. A. Hart, who Clab, Hornnng bore for each other. 0 O'l 2 4 7 his lot there. reason aquatics deserve all possible encourage­ THB Brooklyn CJub has, like the Athletic Wheeling...... tbree Cincinnati boys in the Hamilton has just assumed the management of tho Boston given a lacrosse club the use of ill grounds for prac­ THE "Little Casiao" schedule contains the schedules Earned runa Columbus 1. Two-baso lilt Maya. There will be ment. tice during tho summer. of the National League, American Association and In­ Struck out By Mays 7, by Zeigler 1. Hit by pitcher Club Abe Vo.«s, Jack Shoupo HLd Henry Lnuser. Two others from Covington will give its battles much team, and everybody in the business would bo THE Dayton Club has released pftcuer Jackson be­ ternational Association, and is one of the neatest and By Mays 1. First CD balls Off Maya 3, off ZMgler most complete books ever published. It can oe carried 2, Passed balls Stonzel 3, Zioimer 1. Wild pitch local irterest. glad to see him succeed in the fullest measure in cause of » row with Joues, a fellow player, during Frank S. Cooke of the Toledo Bcc, wag witli tho THE Wheelock case has had one good result, in- which pistols were drawn. in the vest pocket. Ninety pages. Alligator cover. Zeigler. Double play Manasau, Dunn. Umpire- his new field of labor. But there is every reason in stamps to the publisher, Charles A. "Future Greats." He will make the entiro trip with asmuoh as nearly all base ball organizations have THK Brooklyns indulge In very little kicking on the Send 8 cents Bowman. Time 1:12. to fear that Mr. Hart may not meet with the suc­ Leimgruber, Rochester, N. Y. * Toronto defeated the home team with ease yester­ them. adopted a rule to the effect that clubs must notify fiold aud are apparently as harmonious among them­ "IlMiDie" Kappel ran down from Columbus Monday deserves, inasmuch as the Boston Club selves BS anyone could wish. THE Princeton College nine returned to Princeton day, Brodle having poor success as pitcher against the cess ho the secretary of their league of the name of tho Catalans. At the end of the fourth inning be waa to get "rigged up" iu straps and bandages Tor 1)13 ALL Detroit ia_ enthused over Jako Virtue's first from tlie spring trip April 16 in rather a lame condi­ season's campaign. He had a hard winter of it iu has fatally handicapped the new manager by an person that they designate to act regarding the tion, three or four members having their bands more reliv-ved by Kennedy, a Ballaire boy, who did some fie play, and the" opinion is given by experts that he good twirling. Scoie: Philadelphia, but has already gained four of the six­ excessive limitation of authority. Mr. Hart's is fit for the fastest company. or less the worse for wear. Capfaiu King has a bad teen pounds be lost. His leg Is getting stronger everv signing and releasing of players and correspond­ boil ou hia right hand, which ia rather disabling, but TORONTO. AB.B. B. P. A. E j WHEELING. AB.B.B. P. A. E control over the team ends with its entrance to OLLIE BKARD'S father was a turfman, and but for his McMillan, If 5 0 1 2 0 0 Ryao, rf...... 401 1 00 day and be expects to be able to get out and bus:, ence regarding dates. Experience is a good he hopes to bo quickly rid of it. The uiue went to the jtist as soon as the Baby returns. "Hen" still IDYL the hall field, and he is even powerless to ar­ losses upon the turf OlHe would havo been a civil en­ regular traiuing table Tuesday. Burke, cf.....5 1210 O'Manasuu, If.. 4 00101 teacher to those willing and wise enough to gineer instead of a ball toaser. Cincinnati. MR. SPALDINO i climates that the League at the next Hoover, rf... 5 2310 0 ; Duno,3b...... 3 00010 range the team, that most important duty being SECRETARY BRADEN, of the Atlantic Association, Grim, c...... 4 4464 0|Gr«eu, cf..... 4 00 1 01 Tha Iteda will make a run up to Dayton, 0., tuxt learn. meeting will take action to prevent players or others Thursday, and play the Cream City team, rtturning assigned sololy-to the captain of the team, who . « has notified the clubs to pay up, belore April 25, §260 connected with the League from being associated llickley, 3b..6 1030 0 Ha.reciit,ss.4 02232 each for reservation privileges. McLaiig'n,ss5 0314 1,0'Roarke, 2b3 11363 that night to take the express for St. Louis. Hfiiry in this instance happens to be one of the most So FAR the International and Western Asso­ In any way with the proprietorship or running of Weldon, D?.u JoIiDson and your corrapoudent expect JOHN CORKHILL doesn't like to lift bis cap in ac­ liquor places. Thai's a blow aimed at Mike Kelly. Swift, 2b...... 5 0130 OlBuwman, c..l 01310 incompetent men "for the place in the entire pro­ ciation clubs in their contests with the major Uartuett,lb..4 1 2 10 0 O.Bojd, C...... 2 00110 to (lflrt-oop down" on Montgomery county's pride with knowledgment of applause, and he isu't alone in that. The latter v.-ill yet have cause to regret hia base de­ the team. fession namely, the mercurial, irresolute and lengue olubs, have not shown up so well aa last No player with a obiny head doea. sertion of the Spalding to aria to on the eve of their de­ Vickory, p... 4 2 ^ 0 11 1 Sullivan,lb., 4 10801 Total...... 42111727 19 2 Kennedy, p.. 2 1 1 0 50 Al Jennings is "helping out" at tho Cincinnati Park, vacillating Michael Kelly. This peculiarly season. Still, so many changes have been made EWINU lays the Brooklyn players put out a flag parture. but he will probably be found handling tho indicator whenever they intend to steal a base. They got there Brodlo, p..... 2 0 1 0 1 0 Bostonian method of running a ball team, of probably be some TiiKaR 13 preclons little team work evident In the Total...... ^33 3 7*23 18 8 behind the plates in tbo Central Interstate League. in all of the teams that it will just the same, Buck, last Satnrday. Bostons' play. There don't seem to be any head to Al Bauer returned homo last night, after a suc­ course, reduces Mr. Hart to the level of a mere time ere the real strength of the various clubs is THE Boston players say that Goelz, Barnie'f phe­ *Rickley out for batting out of turn. here. He did fiplt-ftdid work in the the working of the team, and the m«-n KO along with­ Wheeling ...... 0 00000003 3 cessful fortnight cial1 imanager, deprives him of all opportu- full; developed. nomenon, is a good one, and with a little more expe­ out understanding each other at critical times. The exhibition series, and his oue "error of judgmout'' iu rience will puzzle the beat of them. Toronto...... 0 2150102 x 11 gnme turns out IT be no error at al!. f talents : catching department is also threatened with demorali­ Earned runs Wheeling 3, Toronto 4. Home run the second Toledo using bis admitted managerial THB salaries and traveling expenses of this year's zation. G>tu7oll ia threatened with a felon, while He called Alvord out at the plate because he failed to ia Kennedy. Two-base hits Hoover, Swift. Firat on will remain at Columbus for a week : to himself and advantage to the THE LIST OF GUESTS at the recent SPORTING Kansas City team will cost the management about Bennett and Kelly complain of lame arms. Boston balls Off Vickery 2. Hit by pitcher By Vickery 2. touch it. Bauer 6*0,000, says the Kansas City Times. coirespondiugly despondent. or so more, and then go to Utica for instruction*. nakes the strong Boston team's pennant LITE and New York banquets shows that the Wild pitches Brodie 5. Vickery 1. Struck out By KEN MCLFOHD, Ja. . very remote possibility. If Hart ij ball is by no means confined t^BuRNs, of Brooklyn, Is the first Association player 8 PALPI NO is strongly in favor of the classification Brodie 1, by Kennedy 4. by Vickery 6. Double play * popularity of base t) bo fined during a championship game this season. system, aud there are strong indications that If his O'Kourke, Hoiirecht. Umpire Frank O'Brien. Time either insist upon being placed in a to one class or condition of society. Everybody Ferguson dropped f5 on him Friday. men do sot come to terms gracefully ho will let Presi- —1:45. THK Buffalo players threaten to strike if Grant, the ete on even footing with such with open heart, generous impulses, and'liberal NEWARK'S third basemao, Jones, ia laid up with a dsul Youn^ fix things whh them. \Vhilu abroad Mr. colored player, returns to the team. He Is now with > idly split finger, and Jack Corcoran, late of Jersey Spaldiui WHS against (hi sch&mo, bu; nlnce ha got The pool till now before the Peunsylvauia Legisla­ the Cubau Giants. He ia not likely to be signed, how« ,on, Wright, and as Morrill will | mind, loves aur national gamt. City, baa taken his place temporarily. uvula aud talkod with tho*« who understand tt ho has ture, Las bee a temporarily helved. ever, aa he wauta too much salary $250 per mouth. .April 24. THE SPORTING 5 and played an excellent whom the agent is presumed to represent. There Is leads In the batting ud th« catching, foiling' second appeared with the Cleveland no rule of law or custom in buaineaa that requires no­ BROOKLYN MEVITIES. base play was also good. The figures follow: CHADWICK'S CHAT, ganw. S<~ore: tice to be given o f *' " ""-^"on of an agent'd author­ _ flub Katluig. CLEVELAND A U.S. B. P. i ?' M TLWAfK'E. AB.R. 8. P. A. K BALL. For Base Ball—Com­ Stricker, 2b..4 12 6 3D Poorn-an, rt. 4 0 0 1 n < BASE A Week of Weeks ity, when the o ceased, although H is The Final Exhibition Game* The Last •f. 0 0 5 2 doubtless wiae t< :ice. ?! Life'a" Great McAleer,cf..4 1010 OiKlu9man,2*?.4 Game With New York-Trouncing the ments on "The Sporting McKean, R8..4 1012 Ol Albert, 3b.... 4 0111 The rule of law Lit*--* v3 mo chairman baa only ap­ 5? Banquet—The Delmonieo Banquet—J^ie when, of Jfewarks General News Items. Twitchell, If 4 0 1 0 0 OJHftrr, ss...... 4 0 1 3 3 plication while the a^eocy still continues, ? cent Brooklyn-New York Series. Etc. courw, in the absence of notice, similar transactions BROOKLYN, April 19. Editor SPOBTISO LIPE: lie Fa<*fZ, lb.....4 0 2 10 0 nlMcVey, Ib... 4 1 3 10 o WEELOCFSCASE bind the latter. Rtnlford, rf...4 00 2 00 r«owe> II...... 300 4 0 authorized or ratified by the principal On Friday last, th«U2th, the Bridegrooms de­ Brooklyn ...... 10 4 ,260! 2.36 NEW YORK, April 17. Editor SPORTING LIFE: The other rule cited by the chairman, "that third Tehran, 3b... 40112 O'CiWey, c... 300 2 2 feated the Phillies for the third time. Casey Opponents...... 4,101 23SJ 2.8« Judging from my experience during the great Zimmer, c... 30076 I'dark, p...... 300 0 2 parties dealing with an agent iu good faith are not to cannot, be affected by private instructions to the agent not pitched for the Phillies and the Brooklyns took base ball banqueting week of April I O'Brien, p... 3 0 0 0 0 l!Fuller, cf.....3 0 0 1 0 No Decision Reached in communicated to them," is good law, but it hae no ap­ kindly to his delivery, touching him up for ten for the life of ine, see how the Spalding tourists Total...... 34 3 6 27 21 21 Total...... 32 1 5 27 V- plication to the state of facts in this c«e. An agent olean hit«, including two doubles and a triple, stood the pressure in this reepect which they Cloveland...... 0 00200001- with apparent general powers binds his principal, not­ while the^best the Philliea could do with Terry were subjected to in Australia. Two of these Milwankee...... 0 0000010 0- the Matter. withstanding private limitations of those powers. The mi• ' Earned runs Cleveland 1. Two-base hit McV. Several pretty plays were entertainments almost used me up. I point in this case, however, is nut whether the agent's was four singles. festive Leit on buses Cleveland 2, Milwaukee 6. First on « made during the geme, notably a throw-out at riie early every morning; in fact, I ain at my rors Cleveland 1. Fir^t on bnll,-i Poornian, Alb«-t powers have been revoked or limited, but whether he 640 .93G la an offi­ from right field by Thompson on Buehong's Brooklyn...... 'lO 4i 378J 2211 41 | writing desk by sunrise daily, for I find I can Herr, Lowe, McAleer, McKeia,T"bt'au, Zimmcr. I r waa an agent at all, Tbe manager of a club first Opponents...... ! f'OI 375| 249 82 j 70B! .884 A Tie Vote in the Board of Ar­ cer, as much so as the presijpnt or treasurer, of the hit in the second inning. Score: do more pen work during the early morning by pitc-her Herr. Struck out Poorman, Kin-man . Herr, Lowe, Croaaley, Clark, Urtdford. Don:*;* club, and it certainly cannot be argued that a preil- YN. AB.R.B. f. A. C| PHIL*. IB.S.I. P. i. B Butting Aceragtg. time of the day. You Albert, - "---• o o hours than at any other i-lays K'usman, unassisted; McVey, Albert, McVey. bitration Three Elabo­ dent, after his t*rm of office has run out, can bind his Pinckney,:ib4 1114 o'Decker, Ib... 3 2 1 H Rank. Games. A.B. B. B.H.Ave can imagine, therefore, how used-up I felt last club simply because the public has not been BO noti­ Collits, 2b... 432 1 0 0 Sanders, cf..4 111 U 0 1 Visner...... 10 20 8 8 .400 Passed balb Zioimer 2. Umpire i'lauagan, Tim* fied. The public dealing with him must post Itself as Foutz.lb..... 5 2 1 10 1 0 Mulvev, 3b..4 Oi 1 5 2 2 Collias...... 12 49 22 18 .368 week after' retiring at 2 A. u. on Monday and l;2o. rate Opinions, to tits official term as well as when dealing with a Burns, rf.....4 0120 1 Tboinps'n.rf 4 1 1 1 2 0 3 Burnt,...... 11 47 11 17 .362 Thurt-day on the occasions of the banquets at manager. Corkhill, cf.. 501 Irwin.se...... 300 5 3 1 4 Clark...... 9 23 6 8 .320 Delmonico's and the Bellevue Hotel, and rising Nor is there anything In tbe plea put forth that the O'Brien, If... 602 Shriver, c.... 300 1 0 1 5 Corkhill...... 14 64 14 18 .281 at 6 o'clock the same morning to do my writing. BALTIMORE BULLETIN. case waa not decided in favor franchise was originally granted to Mr. Burnhttui, Smith,..._, ss...... _...... _ 6 0 1 _ Kirby,, if...... 4002 0 1 . f Caruthers...... 4 11 3 .273 The Wheelock aud that he wns "really the Worcester Club." Secre­ .273 Then, too, the travelling to Philadelphia and of the Season—Yonng Club, but the player nevertheless Terry,_---., p...... 3...... 0 0 0 5. 0. Uftllnian,_....._ 2b.4 0 0 2 2 0 6 t Hughes...... 11 The First Surprise of the Detroit tary ^tavens' minutes of the New England League Bushong,c... 3 2 1 6 1 0 (Jasey, p...... 3 0 0 021 7 Fou-z...... 14 63 .254 back. I thought I could stand a gooa deal for Goetz'a "Baptism of Fire"—Night Ow3iii|f goes to that club because of a failure on the part show that Mr. Burnham applied for membership "in .250 Total...... 38 8 10 27 10 3 Total...... 32 4 4 27 H 6 8 Smith...... 14 52 a man in the sixties, but I find that age will Columbus Players — Kelly's Unpopular of the Board of Arbitration to reachta, majority behalf of Worcester." Tliat certainly means in behalf 9 Pinckney...... 14 55 .182 Brooklyn...... 2000U020 4 8 tell on the most temperate of men. Tactics—Minor Mention. agreement on the question in dispute. Col. of a club of that city which he intense 1 to organize; Philadelphia...... 1 0000201 0 4 10 O'Brien_...... 14 61 10 .164 but it is nut pretended that after the club waa organ­ 2 .100 SPORTING LIFK: John I. Rogers gave an elaborate opinion to the Earned runs Brooklyn 2. Two-baae hits Foulz, 11 Terry...... 8 20 But what a grand week of stirring base ball BALTIMORE, April IS. Editor ized and as was the cas^ incorporated, that the First OD balls 12 Bushong...... 8 23 2 .087 Columbus discovered Baltimore. If you have eS'ect that Wheolock belonged to the Worcester to Mr. Buruham. What­ O'Biietr. Three-base hit ColliDi. events last week was a week of exciting occur­ franchise remained persoual Piuckuey, Burns, Terry, Buehong, Decker 2, Irwin, 13 Lovett...... 6 15 1 .067 hav« Club and Mr. Byrne and Stern agreed with him. ever rights ha had acquired to a franchise were rences unequalled in the history of spring events any doubt of tho historical fact, you should Shriver, Casey. Hit by pitcher t'ollius. Strnck out fielding Arerages. seen the first championship game yesterday. Mr. Young dissented from Mr. Holers' opinion turned over to the corporation since recognized as the Casoy. Stoleu bases Corkhill, Catchers. known to tne game, alike in Philadelphia as in Association, a member of the New Handere, Hallmftn, and Mr. Krauthoff camo to Young's assistance Worcester Base Hall O'Bdon, Decker, Mulvey, Irwin. First on errors Games. P.O. A. E.T'l ch's.Ave New York. Aside from the receptions given Oh, how they did light on the ball. Johnson, England League. Mr. Burnham waa not and could beoam« with another dissenting opinion, while Mr. Day Brooklyn 2, Philadelphia 1. Wild pitches Terry 3, Visner...... 6 16 3 1 20 .950 the tounsta in the two cities, the series of con- McTamany and Orr set the pace, and it not, under the Qualified Articles to the National Casey 1. Time 1:45. Umpire Mr. S>rguson. Bushong...... 8 20 6 2 28 .929 Alays and Esterday voted, as usual, against Mr. Rogers' member. Club membership and testa in which the leading clubs of the metro- PO infectious that even Al of course Agreement, be such New York took plice Clark...... 9 22 7 3 32 .906 opinion. The result was a tie mail vote.which left club franchise only can have official existence. No; The final contest with polia and the Quaker City wore engaged, made tha slugged the once mighty King Kilroy. Eigtu at Brooklyn April 13, and resulted in a white­ First Bnseman. of it. The baby spank­ the case as it stood originally with Detroit hold­ both these pleas are irrelevant. Tho simple question, Foutz...... 14 163 3 4 170 .976 week specially noteworthy. Hers in this city wo bad teen hits. Just think divested uf all collateral confusions, is: "Did the for the League Giants. The latter could the axcitiug teu tunings contest between the New ing the player upon the strength of Manager wash Second BtMemen. ing ita nurso. Mr. Buckenbergcr and Col. EU Worcester Club release* Mr. Wheelock from its reser­ do-nothing with fiaghes, only Slattery and 1000 York Giants and the Brooklyn Bridegroom*, iu which liott said, "well, its very good for tho first Buvnham's release and Whoelock's promulgated proof Terry...... 13306 chance, aud vation? Ita directors armver "No, 11 and challenge Tiernan hitting him safely and but one Giant Collins...... 12 33 33 3 69 .9i7 tbe former escaped defeat by a very lucky mystery. What contract with Detroit, which was not overruled to the contrary. There is no contrary proof,but the mure thia game waa supplemented by a surprise party given game," with an air of reserved got as far aa third base. Hughes received almost Burns...... 1 3 4 3 10 .700 in blazes does Buck moan? Is he going to pull by the Board. Appended are the three separate assertion is that Mr. Buruham, claiming to be agent for 'Ibird Baseman. New York bv tbe Bridegrooms, which knocked the release. No evidence iu Keefe pitched his first game To be beaten at ail by Wasn't opinions in this most important ca.se, which will the club, did execute euch perfect support. Pinckney...... 14 21 25 4 50 .920 Polo Ground people emlwuya. out tho throttle, and give her full steam? support of such ageucy has been submitted, but, on the hit freely. 10,000 people Ihe Brooklyn team wua bad enough fcr Messrs. Duy, make very interesting reading. for New York and was Short Stop. he carrying all the law allowed yesterday? Well, contrary, the pn-of is positive that ths agoncy had long witnessed the game. Score: ...... 14 17 55 11 83 .867 Mutrie and cunifauy, but to lose the game nltli day, and that btca determined. To concede the right of a Smith...... Tiernan added to tbo Giants' nin>, it rained the 17th, the opening before AB.8. B. P. 4, K, BROOKLYN. AB.E. B. P. A. K Left Fielder. Ewing, Keeft> aud Mr. Young's Opinion. mauftger to release a player after hia term of office has HBW VOBE. aud tken to be "shut out," "whitewashed," "Cbica- game is to be started at 2 o'clock to-day and en 3 Gore, If...... 4 0 0 1 0 0 |Pinckney,3b 5 0 0 0 00 O'Brien...... 14 23 1 2 26 .923 at four, wheu the th'rd game of the series is to ! WASHINGTON, P. C., March 18. To the Member* of ceased would be one of the moat dangerous doctrines 222 0 0 goed," as they were, was simply to add insult to in­ have the It Richard'u,2bi 0087 llCollins, 2U....5 Centre Fielder. p.-evioua de­ started. Perhaps we can get back at them. Moudu the Hoard of Arbitration.—Gentlemen:—I that the Board of Arbitration couM enunciate. Ewing, C...... 4 0 0 1 5 1 Fuutl, Ib..... 4 0 0 18 1 0 14 29 8 1 38 .974 jury. Ike victory fully offset tlioir two -honur herewith to present the application of the Wor­ would iiupo.-il the rights and property of every club In Corkhill...... feats. WLat an iuterett the result of the ttpring aeries Bostou took a game, and it rained ever since imrll ye-- Connor, Ib.... 3 0 0 13 00 Corkhill, cf.. 4101 1 0 Bight Fielders. terday. Kifle, of Brooklyo, had fitted the boys out ia cester Base Ball Association, asking "that the contract the country. A simple neglect to Rive aii vtuiecfssary 0 0 13 .923 will give to the fall series, which will be played ia and the De­ of an official term might de­ Tiernan, rf...3 0 1 0 0 0 O'Brien, If... 4 0 1 1 Burns...... 10 10 ! question will then new uutforrns of the patteru uf tht> old now existing b^tweeu W. H. Wheeluck notice of the expiration Slattery, cf..S 0 1 1 1 2 Visner, rf..... 4 2 2 2 0 0 Visuer...... 4 7 13 .615 October, when the championship troit Base Bull Club be declared void, aud ttmt the said prive a club of control of its players aud of compensa­ 3 0 Smith, 88...... 4 1 2 0 5 0 be finally settled for the year. LORD BALT1MORES. of reserved their release. Whituey, 3b3 0 0 0 Pitchers' Averages. W. II. Wheelock be restored to the list tion for IlalBeld, ss.,3 0 0 0 2 0 Clark, <...... 4 0 1 3 1 I The canaries Icokod like daiidies in them yester* players of the Worcester Base Ball Association," etc. The mere fact that the release was promulgated by p...... 3 0 0 0 0 0 Huguea, p....4 g 1 0 4 0 fs.ri^sss'oFississs,?." The journalistic reception given the Spaldinpc day wheu tbey came from the club hot)s% ou tha It appears from the evidence herewith au&mitted that tbe secretary of the New Kngland League, does not ISeefe, tourists in Philadelphia, under the auspices of THE play lag 38 6 9 27 lli 1 d juble quick, with the Filth Kcgitueut liaud W. H. Wheelock was officially released from reserva­ validate an Invalid transaction. Promulgation i» but Total...... 30 0 2 2* 20 4 Total...... Pr^^^l K'l|?l!|§i§!!r?i SPORTING LIFE, was a more enjoyable affair for the them ou. The suits looked quite Oriolish, and are am 0 0 : : TJ, B !-o.«.. =,tr,^.*-i= =-1 ".B tion by E. F. Steveae, secretary of tl.e N«w Kngland publication. The validity of a release depends on ita New fork...... 00000010 : : «'. ;»'o..»x » £.j » j J -""'&**£ visitors than wus the banquet in New York. Tho boys honor to Kiffe aud his fitter, but there wasn't a bit of 8,18S8, at the request and by the own lawful execution aud not on the public notice Brooklyn...... 0 1010121 x G felt more at home with tbe newspaper men at the League, December 2. 7 ~ ~r» ~ri~rr ~ri~ri •, luck iu their first appearance. Well, say, If any of authority of one W. W: Burnhani, who was at that thereof. Epitaphs cannot vitalize a corpse. Earned run Brooklyn. First on errors Brooklyn Hugh's 2 0| .152 ;2.oo Bellevue Hotel thun they did at Delmonico's. Both you really believe llalph Johnson was not worth tim* recogr.ized by said Secretaiy Stevens as the man­ This is not a case of doubtful construction, but one Left on bases New York 3, Brooklyn 2. First on Terry.. 1 1 .293 3.00 were grand receptions, but they were different in their fighting for, you should have seen him play. Ilemada aud ugont of tbe Worcester Base Ball Association. that the plain mandates oi the law constrains mo to balls Gore, Whituuy, Keefe, Piuckney, O'Bripn, 2 1 3.30 character. In New York the toast waa a literary one, of a drlv,s that would ager Corkhill, Lovett. a one-handed stop oa the run I uudurataLd and believe it to be a familiar and well vote in favor of (he application of the Worcester Club Hughes. Stoleu baies Whitney, Keefe, Carnt's 1 1 22 3.53 at which such shining stars as a Clom*uts, a Depew have turned Jerry Dauoy greea wjtu envy, and h'» that a principal is bound to declare void the contract between the Detroit Base Visner, Smith. Struck out Tiernau. Sacrifice hits and a Duugherty shone out with great brilliancy; but tetablibhcd principle of law bits* hit tho ball ou the nose so often tbat it bled. Ester- by the acts of his agent in all mutters"wilt)in the usual Call Association and W. H. \Vheelouk, executed on the KlehardsoB, Foulz, Pinckney. Three-base in Philadelphia Mr. Rogers did tbe game great teivice day is a meteor at fielding, and Lefty Marr was ML Kcope of hia authority, and that third parties dealing 7th of December, 1S38, aud to restore Mr. Wheolock's Slattery, Smith. Two-base hit< Colliua 2. Doiiblo JEKSEV CITY JOTTINGS. in pointing out ita prominence as tbe ouly great sport crisp and sharp in right aa they make 'em. Columbus with such agent in good faiih are not to be affected by name to the reserve list of tho said Worcester Club. plays \Vhituey, Bichartlaon, Connor. Wild pitch which was characterized by thorough iutegrity iu its played aa though they wanted tho game, and by gosb. Keefe. Passed balls Kwmg 2. Umpires Kelly auJ private instructions to the agt-nt tot communicated to Of course Mr. Burubam is legally responsible for the The Home Team Getting Down to Work — method*; while Mr. By rue touched the heart of all they got it. Lucky burg that Columbus it always return of the mo bey paid Mm for services which he i'erKUSOU. Time 1:40. present by his elegant, tribute to tha gre:U influence 'them, tfo a party who has no notice of the revocation Lads How to Flay waa. ot an agent's authority has a good claim on the princi­ has no right to perform, and Mr. Wheelock must re- The players were jubilant over their victory, Teaching Chapman's Mr, Spalding's most worthy mother quietly exerted on It I* a pretty tough deal when two such clubs and pal, especially wheu the jmucival has repeatedly rati­ lund the advance to him OQ account ot a salary he as they received 35 per cent, of the proceeds of tao —News Items. the boys during Ihe groat trip, and Mr. McClure testi­ drawing carda as Boston aad New York ure prevented fied the acts of the agent iu similar dealings with such had no right to earn. JOHN I. BOOEKS. game, or $52 per man, while the Jfew York JERSEY CITY. April IS. Jack Chapman gath­ fied to the effect the tour around the world had had ia from getting ia games in Baltimore. Boston played party. Now, if a player knowing Mr. Bnrnlmin to be team got nothing. The New Yorks, however, ered his clan about him in Brooklyn on Monday rousing public attention to the beneficial roiulta ex­ two ^ames of the four arranged for, aud New York the manager of the Worcester Club has signed a con­ Mr. KrauthoflPs Opinion. erted by uur manly national game on American y«uths. decauip«d without any. Even the two days occupied club had attempted to repu­ had a percentage from tho other two games the last and tha following dav brought them here But it is needless to refer further to tho past week's the weather waa disagreeable and the at­ tract with him and the April 1. /» the mailer of the claim of by Boston diate that contract on the ground that bis agency hud KANSAS CITY, entire receipts of which were captured by the for their first game. They plainly showed their events. Suffice it to say that they murk a period in tendance light. rsvuktd, tbe player could elearly enforce tfie Worcester Bate Bull Anociation to W. H. Wlieelacl;:— New York Ciub. This netted the men §135 apiece. lack of practice and were unmercifully walloped. tho game's home hiotcry which will never-be forgotten Young pitcher Goetz had hto been This case presents another instance that when a per?on hia contract against the club, and if so, why not Intense rivalry exists betwe-n the New York and They tried three pitohers, but each was found to by thoae who participated in those grand receptions to BArriSH OF FIP.E has acted for another without authority, the question fall may be our base tall mi^iouaiiea on their return home. tlie release? The club had held out Mr. Buruham act shall Brooklyn teams, and auotber series In the be an easy mark for the Jerseyites, who won last Monday. He was put in against Boston, and did tia their manager tor a whole season, and allowed bi in whore the loss arising from such unauthorized looked for. fall is one of difficulty, depending upon fine diatioc- hands down. Score: occurred about the work th»t should be expected. That Is, ha to do many acts exceeding even the usual powers ot a On Sunday, 14th, tbe Brook!yng played another rat­ What a memorable scene that was which ability, which only requires refmittg tiuDs aud involving considerations of a must delicate JERS'YCtTY AB.R.B. P. i. B; SYRACUSE. AB.R. B. P. A.E Club's grounds on April displayed crude manager. Tho official business of the Worcester Club tling game with Nywurk before over 8000 people. on tbe Philadelphia Athletic to bwcouie effective. lie appeared to have in hia pos­ been nature. Hence, tho differences of opinion among the pitcher, did soma good work iu Knuwlea, 3b5 1012 olWrijilit, cf...4 10012 11. Here were two representative clubs of the League with tho New England League appears to have the case be­ Miller, tho Newark session all the material necessary to bother the bftts- wholly transacted on its part through Mr, Buruham, members of the lioard who have reviewed every inning except the third, when tbe homo team Ililaml, cf.....5 2 2 3 0 O h Ely,rf...... 4 1 2 3 aud the Association engaged iu au exciting struggle fore rue are most natural. In my opinion, the Wor­ O'Brieu, lb...5 2080 OiCanuor*, If.. 4 014 raeu, but was at a loss to use it to tlie best advantage. and not by or through its president or secretary, as batted tho ball all over the lot. To make tbe disaster on the field before au assemblage ot over fight thou- aay cester Base Ball Association, muse submit to Whoolock's Fri*!, If...... 5 2142 OiMcLaug'n^* 003 the He appeared to pitch to all batters alike, without usually obtains. (See affidavit of Secretary Stevena.) more complete the Newarks bunched their errors in eaud people. Suddenly a shout was heard from rogurd for or study of the characteristics or idiocyu- be release as -made by Bumhain and promulgated by this sains inning, and tbe result was seven runs, with Gerlmrit,2b.5 5235 O.Clnkk, 2b... 4 007 crowd nearest the entrance, and word wag passed that In either case the president or secretary would 1 do not reach thia conclusion be­ cracies of the differput batameu. The consequeow but agents of the club. It is not necessary to enquire Secretary S:evena. three of them earned. The Brooklyns were wholly Lyons, rf...... 5 2310 VMcQuery, Ib4 136 the world's tourists had arrived. The game was sus­ cause I diffwr from the general rules laid down by Burke, c...... 5 2072 l t BiUtin,3b..... 4 111 was that in the first part of the {.-ame, while his d*»- whether Mr. Burnham «a manager possessed tbe unable to score again during tbe game. Lovett pended, the opposing nines and tha umpires formed in fault; Messrs. Kogers and By rue. They are nu^uifostly I)oran,p...... 5 1100 0 Briggs.c...... 2 012 rivalry temporarily tus- livery waa a novelty, the hard hitters were at power of acting for tho Worcester Club, because he did pitched a steady game all through, and ooly in tbe line together, all fueling of but as suon aa a few innings bad familiarized them correct in holding tbat a manager, as such, ba^ no eighth iuuing could tho Newark men get enough hits Lanjr, as...... 5 0 1 0 2 0 \Vpilker. C.....2 0 0 1 pomdud, and as tho recepitou commit fee escorted the not pret-'nd to so represent it, and hie attiou as before bind his with Gootz's style, they got the hang of it and hit him were acquiesced in acd uniformly accepted by authority to release a player, nor indeed, to together to enable tbmii to score. In this inning Lundmau,p..4 11010 Bisliop,p...... 2000 lonrists to the field up went tbe capa of the players, stated, employer by any agreement which he may make con­ 30 with ease. In other words, the wily old League slug­ that club iu all iti relations with the Now England three-base hits by Millor aud Johuson aud a sacrifice Total...... 44 18112714 ^AMricb, P- 100 0 and cheers of welcome burst forth from the thousands btea cerning the services or compensation of a player. To Murphy, p...l 0 0 0 0 1 their gers had slyly studied him out whilu Goetz had League. Irrespective, therefore, of the duration of by Coogau gave two earned runs. Score: present, the hearts ot all present being stirred to lulled iuto a feeling or security by his success In the bind the club by any such act of such manager, there P. A E.!NB\VARK. AB.B.B, P. A. K Total...... Stt 4 8 27 10 9 depths by tbe sounds of'-Hnne Again" Iroui the baud. bis term as manager, thesecretary of that League was, 1, and all BROOKLYN. AB.K. B. first part of the gime. Ucetz's case is similar to most iu recognizing Mr. Burn- must be special authority for that purpoat Pinckney, 3b 3 1 0 1 3 0 .lohaaou, If.. 3 1 1 100 Jersey City...... 63020020. 5 18 It was a ticene to be remembered for a lifetime. in my opinion, warranted persons dealing with such manager must make io- youug rough diamonds who have afterward been ham a* the Worcester's representative in its relations Collius, 2b...4 1 2 2 2 1 Couinan, rf....4 0 0 101 Syracuse...... 2 2 0 0 0 0' 0 0 0 4 emer­ quiry as U hid authority in these re^pect* at their dur­ rubbed and polished into the finest gems ia the to the L^a^ue. FouU, 10...... 4 1 1 11 0 0 Fields, Ib... 4 1 8 16 00 Earned runs Je:sey City 3, Syracuse 3. First on More history was made for our national game ald diadem. That is, he has all the latent skill, but peril, if the dealing here lia'l been with Burnham, 0 1 Mausell, cf...4 0 0 010 errors Jfreey City 4. Thrte-b'iee bit kantiDmi;. ing tho period from October, 1888, to April, 1889, Adins upon the official notice of release of Whee­ he ra^t Visner, rf.....3 1 0 2 not the practical knowledge to use it to tlie boat ad­ New England League the pretending to act as manager, m> vote would C-.rkhill, cf..4 1 1 1 0 0 McD0r't,2b..4 0 1 240 Two-base hits Hiland 2, Lyons 2, Ely 2, McQuery, than was contributed by all the base ball events of the lock by the secretary of the in favor of tRe application of the Worcester Club. But vantage. This he should be able to acquire by his Detroit Club, of thn International Aasoc atiou, entered O'Brien, If.... 4 0 0 5 0 0 Corcoran, 3b 4 0 0 120 BrigES. Struck out Friel, Lyon", Wrigbt, McLaugh- past twenty year:?. And more, too, was douo to raise attentive application to iu thiscitse ihe written contract between the Worcester its exemplura on a own keen observation and by mto a contract with eaid player for ihe season of 188SI. G. Smith, ss.. 3 0 1 0 2 0 L. Smith, »?.. 4 0 1 060 lin, Dtittio, Walker. Base ou balls Jereey C-ty 11. the status of the game, lo place the coaching ot expert pitchers, catchers, fielders and Club and Bumliam for his BC; vices in managing the 1 OjSullivan, C...4 0 0 612 Syracuse 2. Sacrifice hits Lyi.ns, BurRe, Cci.nors, higher social plane,than could have been accomplished Upon the facts ?tnted I am of opinion that the secre­ the only relation between Lovett, p...... 4 1 1 3 batsmen. It will all come in good time, aud then, to rely club does not disclose 1 0 2 0 0 Miller, p...... 3 01 022 Bishop. Passed ball Burke 1. Umpire Clinton, in tea years under tho ordinary circumstances of the tary of the New England League had a right them. On tbe contrary from the time of milking the ap­ Biuhung, C...4 mark the prediction, he will prove to be A darling. upon the representations made to him by Mr. Bv.ru- Total...... U3 7 6 27 8 2i Total...... 34 2 fi 27 1U 5 Time 2:10. progress of events. Such a training as the tourists all mechanical. A year hence plication for membership until after making the rolt-ase California last November His pitching Is now lium and that thosa rcpiesentationa are binding upon Brooklyn...... 00700000 0 7 On Saturday last, however, the visitors put went through after leaving and it will be guided by "headwork," aud then h» of Wheelock. Burnham wns reoguized and treated by haa given them an incentive for future effort tbat will tie Worcester Club. N. E. YOCSG, Chairman, the officers of the New Eugland League us the accred­ Non-ark...... 0 0000002 0 2 up a much better game. The Syracuse out- Goetz there all the same. Three-base be valuable ia its effect on the future of professional ited representative of the Worcester Club ia its rclft- Earned runs Brooklyn 3, Newark 2. fieldera were not able to cover much ground, PICKED UP DURING TQE BOSTON G.UfKS. Coo- ball playing. Mr. Rogers' Opinion. tiong to that League. He had presented the applica­ bita Johnson, Fields. Sacrifice hits O'Brieu, ami fly balls were dropped with the p;rtiatMt eaae. Joo Horauug runs he sweats, and when b$ gan. Stolen base* C'ollins, Foutz, CorkhiU, £n;ith. When PifitADKi-NiiA, March '25.—To the JfemGers of the tion for a franchise at Worcester; had attend* d «lt ihe Daley pitched the first five i&Diogs, and but four hits When I saw the gathering in the parlors of Del- takes off his cap the bleachers roar. It is so funny Eoartl f>/ Arbitration: I regret to bff compelled to meetings of the League after tbe admission of ibat 1'ir^Con balls Pmcknev, Vitner, G. Smith. Struck were maJo off him. Scjre: to s*;e a bald-headed frisky colt, you know. out Piuckuoy. 1'outz, Corkhill, Johnson, ^Sullivan. mouico'son the night of tho reception to tho ^paldiug difler from the conclusion* of tho chairman of the club OB its sole representative; had been one of its di­ tourist a, aad saw around me men of diotiuctum in the Farrell hit Kadbmirn fur a triple, and when h& Board as expressed in the annexed opinion. rectors; all the contracts with the players had been Left on bases Brooklyn 2, Newark 6. Hit by pit-lier K.!io»-les, 3b.6 1200 OAVriglit, cf.,.5 U 0* o' 02 carry Buahong 1. literary aud commercial circles of the metropolis, a* reached third pleaded with Na^h for a hoarse to Tbe question to be adjudicated is exclusively one of signed by him on behalf of Worcester; all releases dur­ Johnson. Passed ba^ Sullivan 1, Hilaad, rf... 5 0 1 3 0 liElv, If...... 4 2 2 201 him iu where his breath was. Nash wanted to know Wild pitches liiller 3. Uuipira Fei'guson. Time well as club mm of the athletic organizations of the Jaw, there being no material difference in the facts as ing the season of 1838 had been madr> by.uim; all the O'Briew, lb...4 1070 0 Couuors, rf.,4 11101 tity, standing side by si-le with the representative where thut was, aud Jack told him it was at the plate, jtleatied trom the testimony submitted by both parties official correspondence between the secretary of the 1:40. Friel, If...... 4 22 1 00 McLau*'u,$s4 20022 where he started. The Bri'.leirrcoms went to Newark on Monday aad pai'ty of model professional exemplarn of our national to tho controversy. New England League and Worcester had been ad- Gerhardt, 2b. 4 0120 0 CuUdd.fcb..... 4 02434 game, with the letter holding their ov/n in their "Look out, now, Charley, I'm going to rattle you," Tbe.M» fa^ts may ba epitomized as follows: drt-ssed and replied to by him. No notice of any got even for their early defeat at the hands of the Lit­ Doraa, cf.....4 2310 I'Mctfuery, Ib4 1 1 11 00 said Hornung, sniiliu«ly, aa he took a coaching posi­ tle Giants by shutting them out. Tbe NewarUs bit Ca- . . ,...... , n n Q , ia-hiouablo appearance, and more than that on manly The Worceater Base Ball Asaociatiou, duly incorpo­ change of re'ations or of any limitation upon his pre­ Hoftord, 0....4 2 1 10 4 0,Battin, 30... 4 0 2 phynique and tho bi ignt look of intelligent young tion near thitd, and tUe Ueansters jokingly compli­ rated under tho LIWB of Masaachnsseis, became a mem­ vious authority was ever given to the Now rutbprs freely tnoueh, but scattered their hits, and Daley, p...... 2 2 3 0 0 0' Walker,C.....2 0 0 7 1 1 mented him ou his acquirement of Association accom­ also helped to shut American at hit tea, 1 lelt a glow of pride to think ber of the New England League throug'n Hie agency England League or to the public. AH the the tine fielding of the Brooklyns Lang, SS...... 4 1 0 4 2 1 .Murphy, p... 2 0 0 2 3 0 repre­ plishments. off runs. Score: that the gfime I loved so well was so admirably of Walter W. Buriiham, whom they afterward ap­ previous acts of Buruham bad been acqui- Landmau.p..2 0 0 0 2 O'Aldricb, p... 1 0 0 0 2 0 sented oil the occasion. Tate and Radbourn had a pyrotechuic display of wit pointed manager for the season of 1883 by contract or es:ed in as authorized by and binding on NhWARK. AB.R.B. P. A.l'BROOKLTJf. AH.R.B. P. A.E Total...... 3s 10 Ul27 "9 i~.Bi»hop, p.....l 0 0 3 0 every time the former came to bat, and Dimples agreement datewer to hire and discharge playemforaaid club during right to treat the person to whom they were dele­ Jersey City...... 6 7020010 0 10 tourist party of players. While I, of course, waa Jake Morse's vest-pocket reference book on baae his term of office, which wag specifically declared gated, or by whom they were being performed vifh Mansell, cf....4 0011 1 Corkhill,cf...4 113 00 ball is the handiest thlnt$«ut, it is found, anil one can 0 2 4 7 1,O'Brien, If... 5 1 0 200 Syracuse...... 000130011 6 Known to every mau of them, only with a few had I should continue only until the fir^t day of October, 1888. the knowledge and acquiescence of the club, as the 5IcL)erm'l,2b3 Earned runs Jersey City 3, Syracuse 3. First on previously had any personal intercourse; and I am hardly do without it after experiencing ita conve­ During the playing season of 1S8S Burp bam waa accredited executive officer of that club. Nut because Corcoran.3b.4 0103 lilerry,2b...... 4 0 0 3 S 0 31250 errors Jersey City 9, Syracuse 2. Left on bases glad to nay that I made several friends among them nience. elected a director of the club for tbe unexpired term, he was the manager, nor even because he was a di­ L. Smith, 68.. 3 0146 3,G. Smith, es.. 4 Jersey City 11, Syracuse 9. Three-base hit Childs. during tue week. 1 waa especiully gratified with Mr. Tim Humane, who follow^ the boys for the Globe, ending at the annual meoiing, NOT. 15, 1883, when, not rector. Tbere is uo ma;:ic in titles. The gist is that Piionu, P.....2 0 1 1 4 HCUrk, O...... S 2 3 121 has very pleasant, winning ways, and walked right 0...... 3 0 0 0 2 2!Caruthers,p.,4 1 2 0 40 Two-base hits derhardt, Ely 2, Battin. Struck out Pfeffer, with whom I had several interesting tulka being re-elected, all hid official relations with said club such a person is an accredited representative, by what­ DuITy, Hiland, Gerhardt, Doran 4, Lang, Wright 3, Couoors, about the game, and I became quite interested in his into the affections of the lads. 15 2 ceased. ever name he may be generally calkd. Persons de- Total...... 80.0 7 24 23 KM Total...... 41912 27 McLaughlin, McQuery, Battin, Walker 2, Murphy 2. loithcoming book oil the science ufthebuse bull gams, DELINQUENT COLL'HBUS PLAYERS. Yet afterwards, on Dec. 7,1888, he assumed to re­ siriug to deal with the Worcester Ciub would natur­ Brooklyn...... 0 1003302 X 9 Fir»t on balls llilaud, Friul 2, Ilofford, liuttiu, which promises to be a valuable contribution to the discovery. one eifnilar transactions 0 0 Columbus is already on another voyage of lease from the club's reservation W. H. Wbeelock, ally seek the one wilh whom all Newark...... 0 0000000 Wright 2, UcLangliliu, CliiWs 2. Stolen bases Friel literature of the game. In Mr. Biauuiug, too, I found Wldner and Duly maJo a scientific investigation that of its duly reserved players. This document waa had boon conducted by other persona in the past. Earned runs Brooklyn 4. Two-base hits Fields, 3, Dorau, Daley 2, Battia. Sacrifice hits Connors, a representative player the Kaunas Citv Ciub should Me- occui-ied all of Tuesday night. In the morninir, at tha worded thus: Unless notice had been given of a change or there Corkhill, Clark. SaciiBce hits Johnson, Fields, McLanghlin. Hit by pitcher Ely, McLaughlin. be proud of. As for that gentlemanly Hibernian, Buckeubergei', they con­ of things, or fn the 2, Terry. Baae stolon Hansell, urgent request of Macagor "BOSTON, Dec. 7, 1S83. T hereby release W.H. was something in appearance Dermott, O'Brien Passed balls-Briggs 2, Hotfoot 1. Wild pitches Mr. Tenor, if I had beon of the other sex, I should tributed fitly dollars each to the club coffers, aud then "Wheelock from all obligations to the Worcester Base manner of doing business which was calculated McDermott 2, Pinckney, Foutz 2, Vi»ner 2, Terry, Ca- Duley 3, Bishop 1. Umpire McCliutock. Time 2:15. have beeu "dead gouo on him," for he is the dfliaa hastily constructed 5, Carnthors3. there wwe eoverul coffer Ball Association and to myself personally. to put a prudent man on hie> guard, an innocent rutbera 2. First on balls Dooms On Thursday the Bostons had a tough time of it to Ado u is of the party. With that Napoleon around the hotel corridors. Duly eays he doo't know W. W. Bl'KNHAX." third person, actiug in good faith and (he usual course Stiuck out By Caruthers 1. Left on bas^s Brook­ capture a ball from our team, and if the home team of b*?e ball generals, Anson, I bad more catches, but the early reveler ap­ authority which that Passed balls Duffy 2. Wild pitches what the early bird It will be observed that Mr. Burnham did not of business, on the faith of the lyn 7, Newark 9. had been able to bunch its hits a little better it would conversation and enjoyable talks than iu (fll the pre­ catches cheol. Manager Buckcuberger aiys the men pend the title of manager to his signature and that he person so long bad and which he still claimed to have, Dooms 2. Umpire FergUdon. Time 1:33. have sent Mike Keily's d irlingi home with sore hoads. vious ;. eara I had known him put together, and my game had not been drinking at all, Lut they had disobeyed released Wheolock, apparently, not from reservation, is entitled to be protected against loss. It id an ele­ On Tuesday tho last nuts-season exhibition As it was. Sowders was hit very hard, and tha Boau- esteem for the veteran was raised higher than ever. his directions aad he thought it l«;-t to take means to but "from all obligations to tbe Worcester Base Ball mentary rule of the law, as well as a self-evident was jplayed at Washington Park with the Phillies, who eaters just managed to win by the skin of their teeth. It would be difficult to match such a bright, intelli­ bad Bridesrrooms. assert his authority at once. TLo Associated Press Association aud to myself personally." proposition of common honetty and business morality, finally managed to win a game from tbe Kelly is a big favorite iu this city, and, 04 he played gent, gentlemanly and handsome lot of ball players as it that Diigh was also disciplined, but poor Bligh waa But passing by tin se peculiarltus and mere techni­ that when one of two innocent persons must suffer a Both teams were more or less broken up, and the pres­ good ball, the spectators loudly applauded him. Score: Spaldjog'e model team. as a lamb, and was at the hotel and asleep. of another, the in the nines seemed to as innocent cal defects, and conceding that its language is suffi­ loss resulting from an unauthorized act ence of so many substitutes JERSEY C'Y. AB.R. B. P. A. Ei BOSTON. AB.R.B. P. A.E Buck tays but for this one indiscretion the boys are ail ciently comprehensive to intend a release from reser­ lusi muse fall OD him whose action permit tod the un­ have a very bad effect ou tbe playing. Burns Knowles, 3b5 1121 (VBichur'n, 2b3 1 0 0 1 1 There has not been te»n for years past a behaving themselves as well as he could desire, and ho vation, it cannot be pretended that Mr. Burnham could authorized authority to be assumed, as the apparent and Visner being out of their element made most of Hilaod, rf... 5 1 3 0 1 0 : ,Iohnson, of..4 0 1 5 21 series of games which hfve presented in so wants it distinctly understood thai Duly and Widnor constitute himself an agent for tho Worcester Club or real one. Here the Worcester Club held Bum ham out the mlsplays chanted to the Brooklyns. The Phillies O'Brien, lb..5 0 0 6 0 0 Kelly, rf ...... 3 2 2 510 striking a manner the uncertainties of base ball, or too at short,-1 are not drinking, but in this cuse wero a litila could re-elect himself to tho office of manager at a as its representative having all the authority which had three substitutes iu their team Mailman Frisl, If...... 6 0 3 1 0 0 Brouthers,lb 3 0 1 4 00 of its possession of the element of chance in to marked susceptible to female charms, and he thought it prudent date more than two mouth* after his official term had that club could confer on any one person. Acting in- Kirby in laft field and Delehanty at second base. Hall- Gerhardt, 2b 4 0 3 4 1 1'Nash, 3b...... 3 0 2 6 21 a degree as the series concluded fast Saturday between to check it for once and all lime. Daly played a game expired. Locc-ntly and ia perfect good faith, the Detroit Club man and Delehanty did the error aot fcr their ^side. Lyons, cf..... 4 0 0 2 1 0 Pviy.ss...... 2 1 1 2 13 the Now York and Brooklyn Club teams. The New- yesterday that could not be discounted batted like a It is as certain as anything can be that no official of acquired Whoolock'e release in tbe regular and Thfi score: Ilofford, c.... 3 0 0 5 2 0 Qulnn, lf.....4 0 0 0 01 York team opened the series with a dt^h at the bat and lury and fielded well, no pen picture could do it the club gave him any eucli anthori'y, and be acted Ueus.1 way from tbe individual who bad beou PHILAD'A. AB.B.B. P. A.^BBOOKI.TN. AB.R.B. p. A.B Daley, p...... 4 0 0 0 3 O'Hurley, C.....4 0 0 4 10 a ttreak of good luck which almostsettled the question justice. Look out for that team; it is dangerous. "wilhuut consultation" wilh them. The testimony of the proper representative of the Worcester Club to Farrar, Ib... 0 1 0 10 1 njPinckuey, 3b3 21120 Laug, B6...... 3 2142 0 Sowders, p...2 11121 of victory at the very start. Then, too, they were especi­ has a very sore hand. ef­ 1 0 11 00 Greenwood every director and of Mr. Buruham himself to that grant the same ever! eiuce Its organization and Andr«ws,cf..5 3 1 2 0 OiFnnte, lb.....5 b~84 Ll 24 ll li Total...... 28 5 8 27 10 8 ally favored by an exhibition of pitching at the hands of Mike Kelly did himself no good la Baltimore, H« fect 13 uitcuntradicted. whose chauged u-latlons the public hiid neither no­ 3b.. 5 1 2 2 1 OlBurns, 2b..... 3 1 2 3 4 3 Total...... of Mulvey, Jersey City...... 00200000 2-4 Crane, excelling hie best efforts, while their catcher oa wai Yet It is aJso certain that BTr. Bnrnham, In his nego­ tice a or cause to make iuqmry. Having filled to Thompson,rf4 4401 Oj Visner, rt..... 4 111 1 3 the occasion aid ytomau service behind the bat. Ic Detroit Club, dictated, to apprise, at cf..4 I 2 1 0 1 Boston...... 21000020 x 5 NOT A BIT FUNNY tiation with Mr. It. H. Leadley, of the make any steps, as prudence Hallman, S9..5 2 3 4 4 2!Corkbill, Earned runs Jersey City 2. First on errors Jer­ was evidently New York's day, and they wero smiled to act for him and "to sl-^n Wheelock" least, tho official of tho New England League whose Decker, c..... 5 2 2 6 2 l:0'Brien, If... 5 0 1 1 0 0 and just a shade rowdyish. There is a vast difference while offering sey City 6, Boston 1. Left on bases Jersey City 9, upon by Dame Fortune on the occasion, Ia the sec­ between Kelly and Latham in this respect. Lathnm'a - and other New England league pla>er^ for said Detroit approval or recognition was neco-^ary to complete any Kirby, If.....4 2 2 1 0 o'lSmllh,s>...... 5 1 1 " 5 0 ond contest, loo, just at the moat critical period of the 6 0 Bostono. Two-base hits Friel, Johnson, Brouthers. unties are quick and graceful Kelly's heavy and C!ub, represented in writing that be na^ au'horized act which Burnham might thereafter take in it* be­ Dclchan'y,2b4 1 2 2 4 2|T«ry, p...... 5 0 1 Sawders. Siolen buttle, good luck jumped in to aid them in tbe very and Club unuet I'ear the consequences. 5 1 0 231 Slruck out Friel, Hofford, Hurloy, loaferi«h. La t hum's eayings have a homely wit or an "t» act tor tho club with regard to its players." half, Iho Worce&tur Gleason, p... 5 0 1 0 7 1 Bushoug.c... bases Knowles, Kelly. Sacrifice hits O'Brien, Hich- last innings in giving their skilful third base man an t!ie proprieties, orally on December 7 to Mr. Leadley according to These resulted from the reliance which lae Detroit audacious interest, but never offend Total...... 45lli 1727 20 B| Total...... 3a 8 9 24 20 8 ardson, Johnson, Brouthen*, Quiiin. Double play opportunity for a double play, saving them from de­ while Kelly's appear forced, unnatural and stagey. the latter'a si Ui'inent that he waa "really the Wor­ Club bas.-d upon the appearance which matters Philadelphia...... 00732130 x 16 feat, which would not probably occur again in twenty appearances tho Worces­ Nasb, Bay. Firtt on balls Oerhardt, Lang, Klchard- Kelly aj pears to bo straining to pose for effect; La- cester Club, and lhat he could release Wheelock." presented to it, aud of Ihege Brooklyn...... 102040010 8 Nash, Ray, Sowders. Hit by games. But what a aurpriae p^rty it was which these seems to have accepted Mr. Buraham'a ter Cinb was the cause. I base my opinion upon the son, Kelly 2, Brouthers, tham's sayings and doings appear as the spontaneous Mr. Leadley Earned runs Philai11phia6. Two-base hits Decker, pitcher Bay. Wild pitchfs Daley 2. Pas-ed balls Giants were given in the last game, when, with Keefe effervescence of animal RpinK Kelly haa deteriorated declaration as to hia own agency without questioning peculiar c.rcuuistanct's of t)MJ case-, aribing from the Hallman, Burns, Visner, Corkhill. Three-bnso hits in the box, Ewing behind the bat, and Tier- exclu.-ive authority which Burn- Ilofford 3. Umpire Mr. Clinton. Time 1:45. ia the last jeur in play and manner, and people are It, signed Wheelock and advanced the latter $150 on oomprelieneive aud Tbotnisou, Hdllmau, Kirby. Home runs Thompson, putting up a great game. Each and nan at right field, and only Ward wanting anything of next season's a ilary. In other words, Mr. bam bait been so long and so publicly permitted to The team is asking themselves if the saloon businosa has account Hallman. First on balls Thompson, Kirhy, every man in the nine plays together, while records to rnako up the world's champion team, they found to do with it. Backward; turn backward, oh time, ia tiendley took the rink of Mr. Burnham's declaration exei'cisrt, and the following well-settled rules of law, Delehanty, Pinckney 2, Burns 2, Visncr, Corkhill. themselves compelled to leave the field a "Chicaned'' facts here pre­ are forgotten. It is the opinion of all here that Mana­ tny jump make Kel a k^id again 'stead of a chump. being* unimpeacbable, just as many other good, but too which I tioum applicable to the state of Struck out Andrews, Decker. Pinckney, Visner, begin tho season with the best team nine? I venture to say that there were not a dozen that the mode adopted ger Piwers will MINOR MENTION. credufons, men have done in other buameaa transac­ sented: "It will be evident Terrv. Double plays Terrv and Smith; Smith, Burns Jersey City has ever had. Captain Joe Gerhardt will men in that vast crowd of over eight thousand people, tions and the risk turned out a poor one. for accomplishing the rc-vocfttiou must not only be co­ and Frutz. Stolen bases Farrar, Mulvey, Delehanty, who saw the contesting nines ent^r tho field, who ex­ The "opening day'1 was a good one for ducks aud to of time have full charge of the team, and aa every member of It is an universal rule of law that an agency cannot extensive with the degree to which by length Pincknoy, Visner, Terry, Busbong. Fimt on errors of feelings for the "Old, Vet," pected any other outcome of the match thau victory go a fishing for eels. unratified declarations and acta of wide spread operations or publicity of appointment, the club has the best Thnnks, awfully, for the royal entertainment at TH* be proven by tho or Philadelphia 5, Brooklyn 5. Passed balls Decker 3, no doubt they will.play great ball during tbe coming for New York. But such is ba-e ball, aud therein lies the alleged agent, but it must be proven aliioule. Now the knowledgo of the authority has been di^erninated, Bushong 2. Wild pitches Oleason 1, Terry 2. Time its great attraction. There is no sure thin£ iu any SPORTING LIFE banquet. Having been a guest at a to such that it must a!no be adopted the particular rue ins season. great many, >t can be houtPtly said this was the finest tbe proofs in this case are directly adverse but 2:15. Umpire Mr. Fergr.son. Harry Lyons, who was injured In Friday's game match at base ball, no matter how one-sided things agency. Mr. Burntiam's present excuse forthia usurp­ byuhichfcuch (lis^vniiuiitiou was cfl'acted." * * * may look. New York opened with a a^urt iu the and most enjoyable of all. Thy pleasure of meeting it END OF THE EXHIBITION SEASON. with Syracuse, is around again. He stole in from Mulford, Chadwtck, ation of authority is that he "was anxious to secure In order to rentlor the revocation effectual, notice of the slide, drove bis hand running, with the figures at 11 to 8; they had diffi­ Messrs. Bichter, Daudo, Palmer, that parties wlwmjho revocation is The Brooklyn Ciub ha-* finished its exhibition sea- third base, and in making Fogel, Dayioii and other fellow labours oa TUB SPORT- JVIr. Wlieirlock a pood position," "not anticipating must be given to those with great force against the home plfite. culty in escaping defeat in the second heat with the his act Mould wo:k any injustice to the Worcester Base desired to affect, and these parties are the agent hiui- Ron and has started upon its race for the American figures at 8 to 7 in a ten-inning contest, and they fin­ ixo LIFE; iho mt-mbore ot ihe pres?, players, League and Association pennant. The team did good work during Manager Powers intends putting bulletins at all the those ac- Ball Association," art he "did Dot believe tbat there s>,It, and tUoso persons who from knowledge of his city. This ished with the signal "Chicago" defeat of 6 to 0. The Association lights and others, not t') forgot dealings with him as euch, its preliminary season, losing but lour tjaim'S. Tho ferriftj and different points throughout tho coiuplibhed goud lellinvs, Messrs. Curt is and White, of would be a club iti Worcester tbi* st-ason." authority or from previous is a wi^e move on his part. Flags will also be put on seiies will end iu October. In other woids, taking his chances that there would would be likely to continue to t!eve quotations are from Mochern on Agency Although the team woik has beeu good there ia still thought of ia to study up the new code of rules on the and che«r tlie footstep* of those rollicking good fel- previous season Mr. Buruhatu had been recognized as (ss 2L(i, 223, 2^4), a treatise pnblishe 1 this year which chance for improvement. As is natural in a team ors assumed a start early in the game and mani- explnnatory appendix, uhlch every player should be lowa and fighters, tlm Fourteenth Brooklyn. It comep manager wilh solo authority to contiact witU and to bus already taken hi?u rank as un authority, and the made up from so many sttr players, each player Is fesled the vim which haa ahvaya characterized thoroughly familiar with. again to memory, awakeu-d by the news from Cin­ re-leas-j players, that such authority must b? presumed conclusions announced are sustained by a multitude of fully aware of h's own worth and importance. While their games thus far. Gallajrher, the local cinnati on the night of the 17th. to coijtinue indefinitely until notice of its revocation adjudged ca--oa. this feeling exists perfect team work will be impossi­ pitcher was a trifle wild, while Lawless pitched well, I notice that Tim Keefe is in a position this season Came over from the banquet OD the name train with be given to the world. If the positiop of manager of This case again enforces the necessity of some regu­ ble. The players must forgot self in the race just striking out eight men. McTamauy's batting was to dictate terms to Mr. Day. Rosfe ha« a very promis­ the lieu ton team. Tho incmViers are quiet, pleaS'Uit a base ball club had been usually understood to be a' lation n-quiriag every club member to designate some started, and mint work for and with each other. the feature of tho game, he sizing up GaMaghsr's de~ ing business on hand ia his newly established sporting traveling companion:) aad acquit themai-lvcs us ordi­ permanent one, there might be Eome plauaibilty iu one or more persons to the secretary of (lie orgatiiza- But for the lack of team work the Brooklyn Club liyery iu great style, making tyro three-base hits. goods house, and ho ia wise in taking advantage of the nary tourists. Manager Hart appears to have their inch an argument, but the direct contrary understand­ tiud to which it belong*, by and \\ith whom alone ne­ would now be the champions of this neighborhood, BunsbJue which now prevails in bis career, to tniike respect and confidence, and if the club d'vas entered into. Even in the major lengues the protection of the National Agreement and by nity to win llie game in the tenth inning. Thiee men Orr,lb...... 6 0 0 11 0 0 VanAlst'e,3b4 0 0 114 to working up my uew business, Tim bas fixed the cient seating capacity there are no managers so far as 1 am aware en­ Ilieni to their constituent clubs. No other person were on bases, and but one out and only one run wag 21 amount at 85000, and that is what any club will have for tho All-Ameriea-Chicago game, and very likely O'Conuor, M.4 2 1 0 I OlHadding, If.. 4 0 0 5 Athletiu gaged "until further nolice." Most of them have an­ should be recognized as having any authority In such needed to tie the game. A sacrifice would, at least, 1 Oi Borland, cf...3 1 1 0 00 to pay him to got him to neglect his business at 157 there will not be fcr the St. Louis, Brooklyn, designated Grfenw'd,lb4 I 1 4 A nail itj tm>« will save nine, nual contracts, the remainder being engaged for a mallets, and the authority of the persons have tied the score, but the cext batter thought only Sleuzel, c..... 40066 2 Somers, C...... 2 00 4 30 Broadway. HENSY CHADWICK, and Cincinnati ganvs, epeel fled term uf yeant. In the minor leagues the should continue until notice of revocation has beeu of bringing in two runs, banged the ball with all his Lawless, p...4 2 2 0 10 l'Gallagher,p..3 1 1 051 Said President You der Ahe to President 13-trujt^ duly given by a similar course of proceedings. Iu and Freeman,'* aud Mr. B* rule of season oPKagemonts is almost universal. No­ might, and Whitney's brilliant double play was the 4! Total...... 32 3 6 24 16 7 "waive claim to Cudworth tbe expiration of a manager's con­ tbis way questions of disputed authority would be Total...... 391213 27 19 Cleveland's Close Shave., tice, therefore, of result, aud the Bridegrooms were beaten. Columbus...... 22020042 i 1) waived. tract would be unnecessary, and I have no recollection avoided, and a m>de provided by which all could pro­ April 18, the Olovelanda and Milwau­ Well, Brooklyn and Athletic appear noxt week, and A per­ tect themselves against unaullurized acts, and at the BROOKLYN'S CRKIMTABLE RECORDS. Springfield...... 0 02100000 3 At Govoland, a Spanish of such tiotice ever having been promulgated. The recor.l of the Brooklyn Club tor the preliminary Karued runs Columbus 5, Springfield 2. Two-base kee,* j! sitting and pretty fielding game big times are expected. Both will draw liku son dealing with a guppuaed a^ent on the stiengtb of same time enaMe parties desiring to deal with the Tho MilwaukeeB1 new pitcher, blister. T. T. T. club in quvs'iou to find a deHnito rocord by which season is here given. They outbatted, outfielded ani hit Marr. Three-base hits McTamany 2, O'Oonnor. b«forc ' • .*. his f- rmer employment, must take tho risk of its con- very 2. Struck out By Gallagher Clark, < , pitched a good game, tut made if he choose to nejlect the obvious business they can and must act. ilo&pectfully submitted, outran their opponents, and their showing is a Base on balls Qallagher tinnance, young blood*, Law leu 8. Passed balls St»uzel 1, Somers 2. tbe errors tUttt cv^L ihe two unearned runs. Faatz re­ CINCINNATI conipiaiua loudly of Gaffuej'a umi-itii^fl cuursi: of making proper inquiry uf the principal { L. C. £&AUTuorr. , creditable on*. Viaiier, one of their 3, by THE SPORTING LIFE. .April 24.

t-mo h« wac out of the business, even if he has to s Canton 2, Cleyeland 2. Stolen b«eB Twitch ell, Peter- the twst ofit, the Chicago captain nulled, hot sail wood fur a living. That, at leuat, would be honorable. PITTSBURG PENCILLINGS. son, Dt-lnney. J)ouble plays IMaLey, Petersoo; Bad- HAPPYJIOOSIERS. nothing. ford, McKean. Bases on bills Off Beat iu 4, off Monrod BASE BALL Progresses- OP A CESERAL CHARACTER. The rccMogs banter of my fat fellow-Missourian at Return of the Wanderers—A Week of Ex­ 2. Time 2:35. Umpire Harrington. Better Work as the Season St. Louin ii nottd. I accept bis banter. The wager Notable Victory Over the American Ai Arson says President llnrrison'j rude treatment of hibition Games Ned Hanlon Agrees the I.all players when they called upon him «t Wash­ gftes under these stipulation*: Tiie socks must not be Upon Terms—Local Happeuiugs and Cur­ sociatlon Champions, Etc. CAYLOR'S COMMENT. any he haa utsd; they must be of the ordinary Caith- HUB HAPPENINGS. ington will defeat him if bo is evtar a candidate again. age aiio and not bought at the ten-cent counter. rent Gossip. IMDIASAPOLIS, April 18. Editor gpoitns Burdick has entirely recovered from the lameness ia letters From Anson and WilHamson— He miMt agree to receive the pnm;>kin or the h*d of PITTSCURO, April 19. Editor SPORTING LIFB: LIFE: On Thursday of last week the home tcac his arm. Awakening to the Real Weakness of the The official Mores will not ba given to tLo news- So tne Ones! ions Answered —)Iull;»nij'g wood whon I sen;! it, ahoiiM I lose. With these few The local reason was opened here last Satur­ Great Boston Team—Tho Management easily defeated tho Milwaukee team in a well prellmiDary apecificatiou?, the bet goes. papers Ibis eeas n. CJonrago S^alding's Great Venture, Etc. day afternoon, when our wanderers returned and Captaincy—President Sodeu'a Views played came. GriStb, who was in the box fo The Indiaoapoli] catchers arc all throwing in Baa SPORTING the visitors, was wild and ineffective throughou CARTIIAOE, Mo., April 16. Editor Away out here in Car*hage there Is aa much re­ from their unploasnnt Western trip, and began Harvard's Chances, Ktc. style. LIFE: Having promised you a copy of the let­ joicing for its size over iho pluck of tho New Xorte the home season by winning a ball from the De- BosToy, April 19. Editor SPORTING LIFE: the contest and the local players hit the ba ^ Billy Veach wants to eonie back Kist, and If any ter which Adrian C. Anson sent me soon after Grounds fla you club wants him he can be secured at a raasoiublu Club in being able tj retain tie Polo troits. The weather was fine and the at­ It is better for the weaknesses in our team to ea!ary. his arrival home, gome ten days a^o, it bchoores will find m New York. Tho men cf Cjrtl:a;e are tendance was over 2000. The crowd was a great hnsti tall readers. Next week we tttrt our nota­ come to light now than later in the season. Amon aayi Georjo Wood ia playing a irreat third me to fulfill my promise. The letter came good-natured one, and cheered all the old fa­ That 13 about the only consolation we can get b«sc. A. G. OVESS. ble Light Cairo's to New York to aitond tiio V/a^ing- inning Uetzein re written in that broad, foggy, entailed style of ton centenuial. There are forty-einht of them rank vorites as they appeared at the plate. Dunlap out of the present trip of the Boston?, for they the beginning of the seventh '-indwriting, so peculiar to the nobility of the tired from tho game and Shreve took his place THE Now York IKorW is a!3> prodding Kelly. It and file, and they go in their special car. Every one was particularly noticed by warm-hearted ap­ certainly have not won what games they have s^cri-t f..r win­ thcr country. Here it is: of thtm is a bace ball crank, and every one of'them Ho was more eff«c;i»e thno Getzein au'l the visitor eays: "U ia rumored th*t Kelly lias a plause, and so was Sunday. Tho fielding was pulled out by steady ball playing. Of course it did not Ket a single hit off htadullvery. The Lcanuar? ning games without coaching or team woik." will be on tho Polo Grounds at least cnoo during their at times brilliant, and the hitting was lively. ON THE CATTF-RT^NCW York City, America, April stay. They all kuow John H. Day, Jim Mutrie, Johnny is very easy for us to ait here at home and criti­ IB addition to their lidnvy tt:ck work, played a bril­ 7ih, 3/£ Dear J>'o*/.- Tlie Uitws'ed trip is ovab, and Ward and Tim Keet'e as well as 1 d", though they have The visitors fielded very well, but they failed to cise the playing of our boys 400 rai'.es away. We liant game In the field and ran the bases in a darin SPADLING'R. we once mote ttaml upon our native he.ither, doutchtT to acknowledge thoir acquaintance 13 entirely profes­ coanect with Morris' delivery with anything have got to depend on what we read and hear, manner, ticure: yw. Wtjat Q rtlief it In for a folluh t» find that at sional. No finer company of men will march up like success, as Edward pitched a fairly good and in doing that only one conclusion can bo INUIAN.lPS.AB.il.B. P. A. liMII.WAUK'K. AB.R. B. P. A. ' st he is quite sure hfs stomach will hacg right Rroiidway on the thirtieth than the Carthage Light Glasfl:ockt ss 5 3320 0 Pooruian, rf.. 4 102 Well, the banquets are' all game. Anderson, the visitors' pitcher, was reached. That t?, that Captain Kelly and Ma Denny,3b....6 2325 0 Kinsman, 2b4 1262 \; up fcr a few daya at a tiaie at least. Guards, «nd every member of thu company will carry u kept Yar.j?;as I b»;fore remarked, \\o are back from ft- boae ball heart with him. touched up gaily, and his colleagues were men have not been playing ball up to the Whiti.ey, cf.o 1410 0'Albert*. 3b...l 0105 over, and what a success they ei-fo\veign shoah. In fact, we aro-er-t.ai;k fn m sav- hunting leather most of the time they were on handle. There baa been some good individual Styers, lf....«5 11 1 00 Herr, as...... 4 0014 awal fuwelgn shoals. It is bca^.tly htitiiifSs, diintclier I have just beon wondering whut mu?t have beeu tho field. Score: but team work tells. Bt-ckley, c...5 11610 Morrla.ey.lb 4 1 0 11 0 have been! People are begin- playing, Ba«Eett, 2b...4 22 4 5 C1 McYov. C...... 4 1220 kuow, this fcawtidiog awound tlie-n-world. I'd tho fceliugs of thoaa fellowa who tried tt> blackmail PITfSBURQ. AB.R.B. P. A.B ; DETROIT. AB.n.B. P. A. E I)id you ever hear any musio by an orchestra a Spaldir.jt and the Chicago Cue IUII Club ly lying MtOcachy.rfd 2 'A 1 1 1 ! Lowo,'lf...... 3 0 1 1 0 ing to fealize what a wonderful rawther settle down in Shecawgo or Lunucu, where Sunday, cf... 5 4 4 3 1 0 Wheslock, 8-4 0 0 120 of star soloists who lacked tho training of an fellah cawn appreciate l.vinz. You cawnt do Ihut ab.iut and trying to dr*reive players concerning the trin Mills:-", c...... o 2 3 4 2 VOampftu.rf... 4 1 3 110 8cho«-n'k,lb.5 0 1 10 0 rOriffith, p....3 0301 sort of thinK iu the Sandwich lalnnda, ytu know. around the world. If tbnt cltua of cattle ever did have Bechley, lb..5 1 1 15 00 Mc(ilone,:Jb.4 010 equally good leader? Thai is abjut the way our team Getzein, p.... 2 2 0 0 4 1 Fuller. cf.....3 0 0 5 1 game Base Ball is. Not only any influence with laso ball people they surely have Dnnlap, 2b..5 0223 0,Virtue, Ib... 4 0 1 13 strike* me. The Bostou symphony orchestra IB a won­ Shreve, p.....O 00000 Total...... S3 4 'J i7 13 5 are, lost it now. 222 derful organization. \Viiy? Because a great leader has ToUl...... 42 14 18 27 1"B3 that but what a boom the What a howld j'lace those-R-P«indwic!i Ist.inda Col-nun, rt..4 1110 0 Rooks, cf.....3 and brought oat tho !.o buah! It makes mo face Hush to think of it. Tiie "Haul, - "If...... 4 0 -1 1 0 O 1 Wiswell, If... 4 010 always trained tho musicians Indiauapolis...... 40045010 0 1 '-i"8 go cut to see bawl game« u*r'&sed-a»-er well, SpaJding deserves more crouit from lorora of the Kuehno, 8b.. 4 0 0 030 Higgitis, lib.. 4 0 0 3 harmony. Tho Boston uina might bo in ita lino just Milwaukee...... 300100000 4 world's trip has given to all ;..**> are cct drcstod at all, doutcher see. It's a beastly pfimo tlmu ever tell to the lot of any oihef magnate, i-'mith, SJ.....4 0 1 1 2 (^Andersuu.p.. 4 000 aa successful. It has soloists enough and able ones, Earned runs Indianapolis 7, Milwaukee 3. T^o- out there. And how cawn A f^llaU aud I do not except the lute W. A. liulbtrt. 0 0 0 5 O.WelU, c...... l_ 0 0 7 too. What it wants is the orchestral k-adoi. buse hiti Myers, Glasscuck 2, Whitney 2, McGeachy kinds!of athletics. At the dif­ habit they have filorris,p...... 4 I don't bel :eve In the m?n killing themselves in the see whether the pitcher is delivering a curve or n Total...... 4u 813 27 10 l| Total...... ;H 3 8 W 19 ii Kinsman 2. Three-base hit Bectlev. Homo rnn^ I regret I couhl not be project at THE SPORTIXO miserable spring weatUer, but I don't care what tne Denuy 2. Sacrifice hits Dtnny, Beck Icy, McGeachy ferent banquets some superb drop with a lot of a-aw-awdjfence of ladiea look in' ritttburg...... 10013020 1 8 to win it, state? It w«s howibly, deali Loy, LIFE'S banquet, nor at the New York nffair, to have ganio la, tho captain ahou Id work his team Pchoeueck 2, Herr, Morrissey, Lowo, Fuller. Stolen on in fin undwtss Detroit...... 10000010 1-3 aud do h:s part by ae'ting an example. speeches have been made by and I nevah shall get ovah ir, 1 ass nab you. I WHS helped in boDoriDi; Mr. Sva'ding aud his tonrista. I Eariiod runs Pittsbtirg 6, Detroit 2. Twc-bfise hits bases Glaascock, Whilcey, McCcachy 2, Getzain received from Mr. A. G. Mills one of ihe handsome menu The two staff correspondents of (lie Boston Globe Double piny Fu'ler, Klusnian. First on balls Whit- nevah EO mot-lined iu my whole-er-lifo. We couldn't Coleiuan. Virtue, liroobs. Thrce-baao hits Sunday, It-am and such an awjieiicc, and realize at the looks of tho Delmcmico affair, for which allinv ma to and Hci-ald, who uro taveling with the nfy, Geizein 2, Gtasscock, Bassett. Struck out Al­ the leading men of this coun­ play tawl before Miller. Total baee h U Pittahurg 18, Detroit 10. they are both firgt-cltuta agree in their long specials same time tliat Albert, deah toy, was fowced to re­ return him my thanks. I havo yet to eee THE SPORT- Sacrifice hits Miller, Duulap, Coieman, Kueline, Mc- berta, Lowe, Pooi man, ^lorrt^sey. tlicss bovvid Siiudwiih saaslety ixo LIFE'S "programme." on ihcse points: On the llitb the Milwaukots put up a butler game try and all unite in one gen­ main bick am'.n^ Gli'no, Wijwtll, Higgina. Bases stolen Miller, Maul, That no one would know who the captain of tbe btlles and explain tiio foine points ot tbe game. CAIIII-HH 2. liases tm balli Brooks, \\Vila. Double although the houuil, KtieUne, Sfnitii, Morris 2, Wiswell, Au- much eff>rt on the past ef the League club. Wl;i! must sit on tlie heuch powerless to do a thing while tho Milwaukcos baited nearly aa well a* tne Hooaier Athletic Sports of every kind viced stui id limits, ye know! Cheops is nawthiu' uersou. Passed balls Well* 3. Left on bases Pitt- the men aro on the field iu uniform. .t er-a-pile of Btoucs « bich auy fellah could pile up bur« 0, Detroit 0. t'lapiro Aborga-t. Tioaf 2u. their fielaiug was very rapge I, and their wurk on th BRUNELL'S BUDGET. Thht Hay is weak at abort and that Qufun does not lines was not up to the standard. Hiues, Glasscock are an absolute necessity for a U he had thn time and the ah-iuc!nwnatiob. And the On \VedncsdaytheTorontos tried conclusions nil tlie bill at left. Sphinks! Why my tleah fellah it don't begin to com- and Soeiy, of the home teaio, did not pUj f on accoun The Advent of the Scalding Tourists—How with Horace's hustlers and were easily disposed Kelly told me two years ago, as wo were on the of injuries and sickness. Scoie: brainy, prosperous nation. paih with the Goddess of Libertaw euii<:h!nii)g the train going to Wa^hinKton, the night before tho world. The ecnlptah who did the job must haye Tliey Impress the Cleveland Mind—Cleve­ of. They were nevtr la thu hunt. They couldn't hit INDIANAP'S.AK.R.B. P. A. f. MI LWAl'It'E. AB.lt. D. P. A.F Stalky who pitched effectively. Serad was irregular League season opened, tliht he never con Id play bull Dei)ny,es....5 11 0 20 Poorman,rf..3 012 0 0 The nations that devote the done it, dfotcher know, with a-er-crowbah and a pick. land Club News and Gossip. in the-e "dub camea." Ho said ne had to be "out for Then tbe country is so bloody full of sanJ a folhh and at times was thumped hard. Tho contest was Buckley," " 3b.5 "'140 1 1 Klu3nmn,2t>3 006 3 1 CLKVELASD, 0., April 20. Editor SPORTING devoid of features outside of two or thrte good plays by blood" to fct?I like himself. Perhaps ho will be a Mvers,if...... 4 0 1 1 0 0'A!uert,3b..... 3101 G 0 most attention to them are cawn't make auy progress awound the ba-e?. Wtolly, different "Kell" when the League fur flies. 1 don't beliiito base ball will ever become p.'pulah in LIFE: Cleveland showed its League tastes by Dunltip. The attendance was small. Score: B,isselt,2b...3 1 1 330 Herr, es.p... 4 130 1 1 out 4000 people, worth $2500, to see the PITTSBL'RQ. AB.R.B. P A. E| TORONTO. AB.R. B. P A. K Isn't that a chariiable view of the case? McGeachy,rf5 32 000 Morris._.,___.. ey,lb4 0 1 i> 0 2 those whose positions are up­ Egytt. turning: 1 '- All-America-Chicago party. Tho teams trav­ Sunday, cf... 5 1 1 0 0 0 McMillan.lf. 4 0 0 200 PRESIDENT SODE.N'S VIEWS. Duley. c...... 310 8 2 0 Fuller, cf.ss.. 4 0 0 Milh-r, C...... 4 1 1 10 ii 0;Burke, cf.....4 00100 11410 Mi Us. If.....; 4 1 1 0 I permost among the govern­ But Hi like hold Hengland, me boy. Hit's ha great eled on their shape and the (jame wasn't a won­ As for Manager Hart's position, it will work itself Getxdn, cf..4 land. Tee people are to'oppy and Varty hit strikes Bectiley, lb..5 2 1 12 0 Ii Hoover, rf... 4 0 1 0 00 out ri^ht. Let us hope it won't tako too long. Presi­ Shoeueck,lb5 0 0 10 0 I'Ciotaley, c.,.4 1 0 0 1 derful one by any means. If such games were Dunlap, 2b..4 0 0 0 4 1! U'Guire, c... 4 0 1 Oil ments of the world. It be­ me right where III live. Ki met 'i* Koyal 'I^hiu-sa ihe dent Sjden gave me the dlrectoi'd side of tbe arrange­ Shreve, p.... 211 0 30 Stituke!, p.cf 3 0 1 P 1 0 Prince of Whales, baud lorJy 'e's ha 'ale follow well put up in England I can realize something of Coleaian, rf..4 1 2 3 2 0'Rickley,3b...4 0 I 220 ment. Said he: "We believe a captain should select Burdick,p...O 00000 Total...... 32 4 7 27 there­ met. Shook me 'and hand hlnquired hall habout you. the predeliction of the set Englishman for that Nicliob, If... 5 1200 0|M'LanKn,33.3 0 1 2 G 0 tho men for Ins nine ouch day, and that ho should Total...... 309 8 £7 15 1 comes a great pleasure Kuehnc, 3U..5 1110 0,Swift, 2b...... 3 00 2 42 Said he 'oped ha^t 'ow Ho. P. WHS IIo. K. *£ hahvays continued-in-our-next game of his so badly have absolute charge "f tlu-m nu the Cold. That Is Indianapoiie...... 03202000 2 9 ?miih, SB..... 4 0100 l.llartuett, lb.3 0 1 17 10 Ji'hn MoriiJ's idea, IIo has told me so. It is the way fore to call the attention of rfods your letters hi D TUB BPOHTISO LIFE: wttntoii to named cricket. Our cricket is quick and sharp Milwaukee...... 00020020 0 4 know, you kuow, what eort of tia blawsted place C«r- Stuley, p...... 4 ^l 1 11 OJSerad, p...... 3 0 0 030 Ward feels too. They both insist that tbe capuin is Earned runs Indianapoluo, Milwaukee 4. Two- to our . i :t;^e was and if tbe Hindiana wore troublesume. lie and bright and su idcu; so is their's of un ani­ Total...;.. 40 7 10 W 21 m\ Total...... Itt I 5*2ti 17 3 the man to select the men." bass hit McGeachy. H< me runs Denny, Get/fin your readers once more inks soiuo hof ruaniug hout there this summer and mal kind. There's a lounging side to the Eng­ *Nic:iols out for iuteiforms; withliatied ball. If they itre right then it i* a pretty good echeme to Stolen bas**a Jlyei-s 2, McGiacliy 2, Pcorman, M:ll» not (-, ending ha ffw weeks with you bin the block 'oitse. lishman of which we know notl.iog. The land of the Pittsbur?...... 00500002 0 7 have a captain who will initke good uat ot tho men Orosrley. Sacrifice hits Gttacin, Fuller. Double line of Athletic Goods, Ills Kojal 'Ipbness his ha rum 'un, hand dontcher free aad home of the brave is sTuTt on loungers. We Toronto...... 00000010 0 1 after he has picket them out, plays Fnlle-, Kluemnn, Morrissey; Croesley, unne Base Ball Goods only, but im­ forget Lit S'toug. UADBIAN C. HANSOM. La?e sjiu?, but they're not numerous enough to sup- Earned runs Pittsburg 4. Two-basa hits Beckley, Iu Kpouking of tho weakness of the team, a* pointed .sisted. B-tses on balls Dairy 2, B>ias-tt, Mjcr? rort themselves or anything else. Cricket nity bt the Kuehne. BU«M stolen Miller, Bockley, Nichol-*, out by Ihe two B iston cot respondents, and by Man­ Gttzein, Stireve, Burtlick, Poonnan, Kluin.an. Albeit plements that are iised iu Here's one that came alon^ about three days English temperament. Mr. Ilowe says that eyery Siiiitb.Serad. Bases ou balls Miller, Dunlap, Cok- ager Ilart iu letters, Mr. Soden saiJ to mo. Struck out Sheukel, Ucrr, Mills. l'ass"d balls at London: Knglish game must have a i;ecuuiary, s >vi.il and rest­ man. S:rutk out McMU'.an, Kickley 3, JIcLnu^hlin, ' It wouKl not be sn prisini; if Qulnn should be Crossley 2. Wild jitcU Shcnkel. U mjiiie Brea- later from Ned AVilliamson. written ful side to it, and that a cricket crowd eati lunch, is a Srt iff, Sf rad. Left on base.1! Pitlsbtir^ 6, Toronto 4. weak in left Held. He ii tin intiulder aud not an out - nan. Tirni* 1:30. every branch of athletics. tonaet tho\v in its way aud "turns' over" the Ecijzh- Hit L>y pitcher Swift. Sacrifice nils Krehne, Hait- fielJc-r. B*it even then we bavo Tom Brown, who can On Monday the largest audience of tlie season gath­ 3fy Dear O.>!e:—l "am ttrryin^ in tbe world's me­ 1-ors jiiftt t like a tea fight -or anything else ueit. Passed ballb Miller 2. Umpire Atorgasl. step inio left (frld. I must say I am disappointed in ered at the India:iapolfs-St. Louis ginie. Both tearcs The name of our firm and tropolis to pet a now move on me just now. I noi not in that Hn^. Aud a social couveutiuu uniltr the Time 1:50. vi tut I hear of Itay. I had freat faith in him and were In good condition aud did excellent work, Lut running wild over anything. It is a cage of knee plus sun and oa the broad green sward IB *ultog?ther Ytsterdny the Toronto.1* trie! It QRaiu and fared even tluiiight he would certainly fill the bill. I don't know good luck as much as superior playing (rave the vic­ the Spalding Trade Mark has ultra with use. Well, I hear tha boys reached I-Jow u healthy affair, whicli a biwe b\Il liber-thst Wuree, beiuz sL'i>t out aUogcthtT. The viiitors played yet but what he will. John Morrill said loet fall that tory to Injiauiipolfs. Tho fielding was unusually York safe anil had a little feed at l)e\'s. Would like would raiher bo l'iu" witu than havo nothing of tho a bad game aud the umjiiie wa» itpaitif-ttlicro. The at­ withractice Hay would be a grent short stop. IfMau- sharp on both Bide?, end the battle vigorous and ia been a guarantee for over ten to havo be< u thi-ro a;id done my pile. But say, that kind ut all. National pmics reflect national teraper- tendance was |.our, only ixL-out 4UO persona teing pros- i\£< r Hart finds tint Ray can nut play the position, pabie. Indiiuiapoii*, liuwcver, was fortunate i man Twain must bf a jay. Ho stuffed those fellows ftmtut), and the quick flashy unJ very admirable base tnt. Blorrij pitched threo inning-* for the home t^am l>o?3il>ly Quinn might do well there. They are both bunching hit?. Boyle pitched a splendid panic for In- years now of the best athletic clean up about the Sandwich Is?au')s. He libelled t'rp, pitched finely, und (.old the term) that skill and brains Kvery one I saw carried a palm leaf fan, »ml it biala tmritU|*Iaycd good cold weather ball, but it didn't PITTSBURG. AB.R. n. P. A. E TOBl>MO. AB.tt.B. P. A.E will be telling the other two directors: "I told you homo team down to five hi;s. It was » fine game al the devil how these gir's inan)>^e to get tliat fan ba- hate the St. Louis-Comiskey swing to it, and Cleve­ nndiiy, cf....5 01 2 1 U McMilUn.lfo 022 1 0 &v' He ha* never been a believer in Ray and al- around, aud richly enjoyed and generously applaudeti twe(-n you and themselves. Whenever .they go out in have bcacn either team. Aud Cleveland, VicUEi.~G...... 4 0120 O.Durke, cf...... 5 0 2 0 0 1 thougb,ol course, he v.'atit* Hay lo ''play the position by the large crowd. Score: can manufacture or devise. they merely change fans have tl;e two- land couM full dre*» you kuow is uew aiiu light und young. Its men aro BfCkley, It'.. 5 0 1 12 J 0 Il-over, rf...4 0 2 1 0 0 out of sight" now that he id in it, still it ia human INDIANA PS.AB.R.R. I*. A.C ST. LOUIS. AH B. B. P. A.B footer at home aud lake one about the size of Flint's Never have we put our Trade yet to enter stardom. Ciiaaipionship ball is theory DuuCV.oman,!a'\2b... rf..4 4 1043l"o 0 ' O'tiilmtn,""' ' ' c.....- 4- 0- 1- 5 nature to take some satisfaction in "Whitt did I Hiiics. cf...... 4 1110 OjLaiham. 'J^..5 01340 hand. Oh, by the way, what a country that ia beside ball !o fall in love with. Ouly on iiis put tho wire 0 OlRickloy, 3b.. 4 013 1 1 tell you?" even though it me^na trouble for yourself. , es4 10 5 0 ! Kobi:it.oDT 2bo 00 2 2 < cms. Think of it. Kvery v^mac, as Twain says, Las and 0 o!Mcl.anu'o,is4 013 5 1 It would not s'.irpiise me t> s«-o some now nii-u in Denny,3lp.... t 011 Mark on anything that we did to bay ed/e of competition, a&ti if there wasn't a pennant Ni;hol, If..... 4 1 0 1 3 0'0'N-JiIl, If... 4 11300 from five to ion husbamis and *11 they have feeling between citie 1, flica would not be drawn iq Kuehno, 3b.. 4 012 3 G'Swifl, 2L._....4 002 6 0 Boston uniforms before the tenth of May. The trium- Myers. If...... 400 1 0 1 McCaitiiy, rf4 01 3 10 for tint wife in a year id u change of palm leaf fau year and have a tow dollars left Basse!t, 2U....4 0 0 3 5 l : Mml3i>:i.'lb...4 0 2 11 0 1 not consider .the best for the two fans for every averse of ten meu. . No bustle, pr.-stleut salary would le iu the soup of tho past, or Morris, p..... 2 1 1 0 0 o|VicUcry, p...4_ 0 0_ 0 Gil in ihotrecsury. Players are worth more than money McGeachy,rf4 0 0 1 0 o:FulU-r,ss..... 110 3 40 could be found. pnug hats, coise'.s, eiU dressoe, ten-dollar pair of tho imaginary linee of Hie future. Sentiment makes Galvin, p.....3 1 1^ 0 5 OJ Total...... 38 U fO 27 'ii 0 some Umc B. Buckley, C...4 0 0 4 2 0 Dutfee, rf..... 4 02 1 00 money that bocs, bracelets, ear rings, eicctric bcltj", garters, the baaa b.ill ghost walk so bard and incessantly, a Total...... 30 T 7 27 1'J ll HARVARD'S TEAM. Sclioouw'k.lb^ 2 0 10 0 0; Itoyio.c...... 4 021 00 bells, etc. It tlii-y get up a base ball club at Honolulu lha f.in aMs In itstJintnl. "Biased be the fan, there Bojle, p,...... 3 3 3 1 7 0 Fnenmn.p.. 4 0 !_ 010 One thing is certain, that sat­ I'll become a Uouoluluuu a^d UIOVB there. Pit simig...... 0 4021000 0—7 Harvard stock has g^no up50 per coat. Thoy aro fore, for hia Toice in the 'and does spread and trail Toronto...... 0 0000000 0—0 euro to have some hot gauics with both Yale and Total...... 34 7 5 27 22 2"! Total...... 3? id 10 ^5 12 I always be found hearing, aud the r.atioa follow* like a lover." I do uo isfaction can Australia didn't suit me. The bipgsst part of Two-lose hit Beck ley. Fi:st ou balls Sunday, Princeton, if they don't win ilia pennant whioh these Indianapolis ...... 00203200 0 7 kuow from what book comes this verse. It may Dnuliip *2, Nichol 2, Alien, SIclIillun. L«ft on bast s t!d colleges will battle f>r. Tho developments of St. Louis ...... 00000110 0 2 purchasing any vei thing there is on the hiiid end. Tiio kangaroo id exist. But if if dofsu't it should, and there's no ham hip. in the end by two-thirds Iiiud legs and thu Melbourne giols' feet aro IMlsbiirg 6, Toron'.o 7. Hit by pitcher Dun the week have mado glad thu hearts of tlie Cambridge Earned runs Indiaunpclij 5, St. Louis 1. Two- in fuch daily additions to tbe literature of a great l Dotib'e plays Alien. Duulap, Bock ley; Kuehue, Beck- buys. - They are going to have Uates in the bjx ui'iur base- hit G'Neil. Huuio runs 11. B->ylo 2. Stolen article that is warranted in moro nuproportionate than tho kaupitoi/s gibfe. and people. hiis EverytbiUK is out of sorts. Tim sun shines fi\>m the le.v; Swifr, McLuughlin, llaitnett. Sacrifice , It 8?eins th'U his bUsjmusion lias been taken off base Schoeneck. B-ues on ta h Hint's, Gh-s'ock, ftvrth aud they go pic-uicing on the Fourth of July. IMPRESSIONS OF TOE TOURISTS. C-'lemaa, Sunday, Nicliol. Wild pitch Vickt-ry. 1 he i« t> 1 e allowed U> play bail on his college Ba3se:t, tchcouuck 2, II. To} L-, O'Xei), MeC.tnhy. :hat way. Why is this so? While tiie loiun were hero it w.n wlilsyered around Umpire Auorgitt. Time 1:50. niuo. Ilia return lo the it-am is a ^ood thin^ in niuio Stiutck out H. Br.yi,-t Knhliisun, Dtifloe, Fireman. We stopped oft at the Land of Faro, and wcu'd you that Tom Duly, the king of the League catche FAULTS OP THE SMOKY CITY TEAW. wavs than one. It will give the othwr pUyer.t a gre.U Sicriiice hits Glashcock, Deuuv, il.tasttr, McG-m:tiv, Simply because our infallible beli<-ve it, there \vaiu't a pnmu rp:j n in the t'Ltiro BusLong told me in 1SS7 that he wa« the beit of all The rittaburg team has be-'D hero lung eiKush now deal of confiJence, because they will not f*el thftt cajh Buckley, Lath:i:n. Hit by pitcher Ghvseock, Hiiu-s. " "Bleseefl country that we coul.l ftml. 5(e and Ft-garty has got H deml arm and that lie is to bo release J. I hop to allow one t) px'v out iu finlt-i. During ju^t cm gauw is mi cxperiineui m tho I ox. Tiit-y will go iuto l>uub\L- ph»y« Ba^ett, Gl-»sscock; Sclioeneck, Dcuay; rule is that should any just* scoured Cairo till it glis'encd an-.l didn't find a c'.mr:ce U is nottiue, but in Die giima he played in c-ritr-i fit»U my wisdom tooth jesterday, and nut being one o n same expociing that their opponents cannot hit their Bassett, Schoeiieck. Vuipires Brenn^n, and Jo^c. to ccuper a card. It is my privat--* opini m tliat Kgypt be could 11 ot send in a hail fest enough t > keup tlie L>a! tlieci I iueau lit u lie. I, Cajlor and the balance of t Da jjirc'utr, and that very ftijmghas helped win many Time 1:27. cause for disatisfaction arise is a fake. And thtm Pyraniids nin't a marker along­ warm. lam also t;ld that E»i. \\ iHijinvon WHB de­ moralists I don't foe! disposed to crticwo Ihe club The second game with the American Association side the fllills building. Why Al J-paKHu^ wanted t-j layed in England, not by his torn knee,but by muscu­ A 0:11* ui n opinion if generally worthies' anyway. ijut the Harvard boys hvreollitr reasons for rejoic­ champions on Tuesday drew another large croivJ, and from the purchase of any arti­ play ball in their s'saJow when tlie cues^d cones never lar rheumat sm m bis other Jep. Atiticiiatiog Duly' I tilkel t.) a mi m ise i1 of people t» day "who l scared »t \vh:it iug here was not fii^t-cUm, and Burns utole third on almost general opinion that the club has a weak poln pi-yblem lisa been solve*!. Third was ti.e weakest cor- Louis, as Gl^sicock Itfto.] the b:\ll over tl.e It-ft field lie eft\v in H'-uolulu that he w«s ashamed to come back him white he held the bull in one inning. Ned uent not altogether iu bating but iu base-running. I'crbap! nt-r* f the diainoad and thre.\ we, as manufacturers of the that way and so went right on around. from hate to Dctruit for the purpose, it is said, ol tho men haven't cared ahou; taking chuice? in pre- the season. It is all rigl.t with tho old Ddrlmouth played ppK-ndidly throughout, and it would te diffi­ dividing "tiio Pittsburg purchase money with Urotbei Hminnry gHmes, b'.t at any rale s-mio poor base-run­ cu|)tain, who will ha a tower of strength t.> the boys cult to locate the blamn , if any, for the loss of tho goods, will only be too glad to luck. Hud­ In Borne we did as the Romans do. I didn't see the Stearns. This is a I'.tle to:;gh oitthe brother, but who ning has beyn fhowu aud few men have tritd few because he fields IT'S ro-ilion \vt'll, hits tho baU hard game. Itceeaicd shut lv a streik of had Pope. Fogaity wanted me t o go with him and pay CAU blame the biyniaker from doing busiiiesi whilo Menls. Ouo tpring, the la^t one in ihe Associa'iou : and often, and knows bass ball with any college son did aome superb twirling, aud Ja-jk lioyle caught refund the money paid, or our respects lo Ilia Holiness, but we didn't get any en­ the sun pours do-vu? Not I! The iucidenl believe, tti» nine through practice in tho opening player. Harvard's chances of making a good tight him in giod stylo. Lath am gut in his utmat inuut1!- of the game here 00 \Vedi, e;day was the paiiiep, man.igeil to !ca:l till tbe teams for weeks i witb Yale and Pnnc-Jtou are improving. work, keeping thy crowd iu go.»d humor, an;l Captain a new article in ex­ couragement nt the entrance !o the Vatican, to wo went the fir->t time to a dince museum instead. We siw Naples and lived. slide of AFI^JH ia the sixth inning. I base-ninnin,:. This wai th? resnlt of practice. Tilts- HUB "HOMEKS." C-jmi-k?y showel up on first for Fogary wanjel (o climb upon /Ktna and fee the cra- was a Titauesque affair aud only a long burg has Eoaio fust men iu its team and should be up I shall rrad Bob Larncr's Washington budget with Got/.cin was in inugmtieent trim, and hia work fur the change. This applies equally ture. Fo^arty is always wanting to climb upon some­ u later ai;d exper.eoco euabStd the Ud uinn front in base-running. moro iu'6'fsl th'in ever no\v berauso he will lloosiers was well-nigh faiiltleaa. Score: escape without tin unusual s'cno. Ila got aw *traa£4 tJ see a till, active-looking joaup feliow say alont them. Deuny, 3U....4 100 2 O'O'NeiH, !f.....4 005 0 1 quarry. Fagaity wanted to lick tho guide for deceiv­ of an unfiuiehed b.iitery. Umpire Barnum did pretty tramping ar.mud tiie territory whcie tbe veterai \Vhut folly for the A«cciall'Mi to begin the sfnson Drtley, C...... 3 223 1 1 (>Vmiskur.lb4 019 0 0 Ball at 250. Of course the Myt-H,lf...... 4004 0 OJMci'arthy.rf 4 012 0 0 ing us. work. Ho wns agilt1 , keen, decisive and didn't m&ke Smith has BJ long hoofed it. Alien played a rattling so enrly. The "(ranks fiom Cr.iiikville" wonM get a mi>take. If hv gave HJ a samtde of hia work lie'l gamo, cover!ug lot* of ground. He accaptel let their fill from tho first ot May to the first of OcNber. M'Ge;u-hy,rf-l 022 0 0 Fuller, fi*.....3 002 4 1 League Ball is the best, in Paree is ft very gay cily. I shonM liko to live In do. The pamo played by lue teania was a simple o chiiuct-3 cleAii, aover;\l of them snorteri. On his Boston aud Uruoklyn are in a'viut the same bn«t. Basselt,2b...4 0 1 " 2 OiDulToe,-'" cf.....4 003' - 1 o o took a their Encliah work and to me there Sfenicd t') bo nt eleventh cbsnco he tlraw wild to first after making u If lltcy don't win t^ioir championships thii year, tht«y Shooiuck.lbS 1 0 12 0 o!lfm!roafi»...... 3 11130 "act no ball approaches that, Puree, if I could talk Frcucli. Me and Fogirty 0 1 140 walk in the Boys de Bulbe trotio.'s, I glai.ceJ iu tho readiii'i uoni and Uurnhiun 13 iu luck. Cmlworth will he ft groat Shoen^ck. Fuller, liobriton. Struck ou McCarthy, that ball and put it on the Fojrarty pointed out a large butUin near the » h*rf, The te^Di ought to hit well, it sf ems to me. when i discovered Manager i'hillijis and Ntnl Haulon seated mnn f^r the Worrcst'-rs. It seems to me lliut Yon d>. r Fuller. S:icrifl'.e lifts Myer*, Slmoneck. Lmham, where he safd Dover iK>u-Llors were made. I Itavti't gets fairly t> w^rk. Twltcbell, McAIeer, Faatz, Te- < u a divan engaged in close conversation, ilunlou Alje kept "Cu;Idy" lurJ'.y bug enough t) fiuJ out Robinson, O'Xell, Fullor. Wild jilch Uudsju. Um­ market iu the belief that it is seen much ol London, and Lorn! m tan sa> the same liemi and SlcKean are nil good men,mid Loftns tuys: hadn't bis usual smile, in fact srcnmd auuoyoJ. So, whelhc-r or not he was a goo J min. MUQWL'MP. pire Brennau. Time 1:30. thing about mo. IT Landvn can *ta n.l it, I cau. Had "When we get our tye ia we'll fool 'em/' The plnyors I'lt'.b'jiirg-lifte, it was 8i:rai: 3bd iluU Ned'a tenns an.l On WeJucsilay the Toledo Club was r-olished off. the best ball for 25C. to be Fogariy slajvd here «ith ui<>, I'.l have eeeu *oiiiAtlihi£ wore each clif ered aa they came to t'je bat, and EV.atz those oCered by tho i*itU'->ur« Club were far ST. PAUL PICKINGS. The visitors shewed themselves to be pood phiyers and «f thu town. Tho I;nuce of W*ilw is a fraud. He got an extra ruimd. So did Strickor and BlcKe^n dove-tailinar, acd the surniiso wufl correct. They ougut ID cut quite a swell iu their clas-s. Whituey found in America, and if this never called" upon mo after the club left, and the Te!-eau is alrc-ady a big local f«v ri'o, and &y aro didn't mortice, Ifanl: n didn't si>;n. Ho wanted a The \7cstem Association Campaign— Tho pitchf d for tho home team and was very c-tToclivo up Twitchell and McAlecr. Twitclieli hns played mar- to (ho opening * f ihe sevent!i in'cintj, not a hit ImviRg does not prove true we are <»'i"en d;dn't even eo much as eend aruund-to inr[uiio uire little B;iee of purch.-eo mor.'oy, besides lib terms Local Season Opened— Tho Sacrifice Hit v my kne« wai getting. I do-.i't go much on Eug- ^ ellously eo.id ball to far, an 1 Loft us nays he ij a fir^t didn't gee witli Pitialur^ bv ijJJJ'.'O. I.ato in the afier- been mado offliim at th;it time, tut he clrckwl hia >1 and the D<»l,ili!y, WonlJa't give a corner lot in class man. M-'-Aieer's etr-tineJ leg is etil! soro. ant ii'ton, when the conference ended atPiesident Nimick's Kula, Ktc. Bpe<-d at this point, and tho visito s kn.-cktd out willing to refund the money vhu-ago f«r the whole British Kin^dum. so far as liv­ Faatz's wrist isri'tat its best. Gruber, Spragut» an office it was given out thai a salary Lad beeu a^iecd ST. PAUL, April 17.- Kditor SPORTIXQ LIFE: Before enoueh biugles. and doubles to send five men across ing in it is conci'ri;ed, Ne;t!ier would Foj?arty. I Lolibeck have tore anna Snydcr hasn't ji>ined the Up: 11). this issue ol tlie THE KPORTINK LIFE reaches Its the t-lato in tne eighth and ninth. Tha only error without a word. didn'1 gf-t to go with the boys tj Irtlau:!, f-u; they t-11 tenm yet, and »1J1 not until Tncsd*r, at Indianapo To-day it wns rumored that thl-i was gronnd!o33 and thoiuun'ljj ofrcftdtrs, the battle for the c'minpioi-ship made by tl.e Toledos co-it nothing, and Indianapolis me that duproscd nud opp^o^8e^I country has not been where he and Bnkely will be tha battery in tbe open- that the management 1-ad olfereU Haulon J2JJOO, but 1m of the \Veitorn Association of '80, will have begun. earned »1I of her eleven runs. Sc-jrc: May we once more, in con­ o excited over Kiiything sicce the potato fitiiiine of in;.' rb,*mpii>n*hii> game. He is still at Hot Springs WttUtCii more. Ned will ba in Detroit to-morrow and Ttie outlook for tlie Association, urder the Uecn-osed IXDIANAP'S. AH.Q.IJ. P. A. E| TOLEDO. AB R.B. P. A.E 1870, and ttie Pluetiix Park muni*-!- as it wtu over aud is expected tj turu up at fine as a ruca horse. will fclrike F. K. Slwirus for jus: half c.-f what Pitts- uxpenaes incident t) tlie euUry limit, is ceitninly Hints, cf...... 4' 2' 3~ ~ 0 OSnei'd, rf... ..4 11311 clusion, call particular attention Fo^aity's visit. If Fogarty c juid stuy in Ire.'and, the tiii' g paid for him. Detroit, ho cl-iims, didu't pay any­ brishter than it was a 3 ear ago, when most of the Glaflscock.ss.. 4 :> 3 2 OiBotteiiiis, cf.4 012 11) OTHER MENTION. teams rosarJlesaof expense, Uency^b...^ 0 3 1 1'Alvord, 31.... 3 I 0 0 20 to our Kangaroo Ball Shoe. queslicn of homo ial'j would be &et:lcd. LofhH tells a vnry funny ^t >ry ef how Chsm- thing for him, and had uo right to oiepoae of him clubs had eotloti together Tom the MeyiTS, c.....411 2 0 Warden, 1!>..3 2 1 1C 00 bcrlain aud UcCarttiy w.itched tl.e C/evelnnds beat the without recompensing him. iu tlto hope lh;it they would be able to c-ipturo covtjted fla\;. If Sioux City aud St. Jugepti do not ' 14 0 1 1 OSiiafcr, 2b....3 112 70 This is guaranteed to be of the Browns In the pecond game from tlie adjacent IIOUSR FOUL TIPS. prove to be as good drawing towns as di-1 Chicngo and Basselt. 2*0... 411 2 1, Van Dike, If 3 012 00 I ?ee you answered a few of your correspond­ to[>s rather than pay iu tet into Yon der Ahe'a park Among the real estate trausft-ra printed yesterday G-.-tzein, If... 4 1 1 0 0 Que.-t, ss.. ...3 Oil 30 to fit perfectly ; to enough at odds of $8 to SIC St. Louis, they certainly have no business to attempt .... ., ^ 2 sest quality: ents in the lii^t issue. That reminds me of a and liow Robins .n invented wua 0110 us followr: George Finley tj A. C. Guitibort, to sujipoit a ball club, and there is little doubt hut 0 OlSrtpe, c...... 3 121 10 duty I owe mine, and if you'll grant me space on Cleveland t» win him n matter of £300. But now lot iu iiUt waid, SlOW. Thoro WAS uo et ux. alter one entire tho B -owns aro very that they will be fonnd tj lay way over the latter \Vb_._.,,...___ taey, p.. :i 1 0 __ 5 0:Sn:ith, p...... 3 0 0 0 20 wear throughout I'll reply to a fe\v to-day. all iMlk'rencea are settled and G.-ininy'a name, but ihe bojs hint th^t there will be cities as members of the Western Association. Tola*...... 341115 27132|\v"plirle, p... 3 I 1 0 20 likely to go in a-jd again win t!io American chanipiou- Uf'Xt fail. the shoe fails in any Comiskey's Fpirit and What the outcome of tho season's play will bo, of . j Total...... 327 'J 27 10 I season. If shi;'. They have the gall and Tbaatunihnce at Iho ton fiats' game w.is a eurprise. coarse, cau only bo guessed at, but a )iltU> guesswork Where does Kelly live when he is not p'ayiag heart amongt-t them, and if they do not win thcyM Ju« think, nearly 3000 people paid 50 ctuts to see Indianapolis...... 0 0300382 3-11 section the Athletics can do no hat in. It looks as though tho various clul>s Toledo...... 200000023 7 one of these requirements, ii? Is Karlc married? E. T. Kalamazoo. fight very harJ. Around this exhibition game. woulil iarly be divided iuto two clasj- s, wiih Milwau­ Kfl!y lives on Ktncon H;ll, B,iftOii, and ut Nowpott, aro expected to "do"' ihe high-priced Brooblyns. The Circle hoped to mett Harry Palmer wiih the tourists, Earned runs Indianapolis 11, Toledo G. Twu-buse hero last Thursday uric kee, St. Paul, Onnha anil &t. Josejih In c!a*s A, and tiits Gliiteeock 3, BlytTS, BIcGeaclir, Schoeucck, then a new shoe, or the price when lie is lliH dottt<; bltsiue^s on tho ball fieltl. Enrlo Blllwaunees played good ball but tho bo;4 saU be hud remained iu Wu&hiugtou to Minutapolis, Denver, Sioux City and Des Moiues in n'^vei beoa niHnied t u liters he got a eeven'.h inter- are likely to make a h;ud fiiilit in tho Western group h*ve h;s teeth tic«ted. WtrJen, Shufer, Sage 2. Wehrle. Three-base hit has class B. Any of the four last-naincsl club?, however, Denny. Sttlen bases Donny, Mie?s, Siieed, Werdeu. of same ($6.00 to the profes­ . while ut Uonululu. It is a good butting team, lively ou the bises and when Morris and Kuehue are doing so well that they either bo lo'i of ball in tho are liable to develop ncoxppcteo sirentth, while ?arriltce hits Ilint-s, Denuy. Kirot ou lulls Ilinec, its pitct-ers round to there will tend enlarging thoir place so that they can put up of th« first-uhineii may thaw unlooked-for weakness. sional trade), awaits his choice. U'hen one draws (o a piir of queons and fi'Is on tC'tm. I'nrlo Kxra Sutton didn't pity here he seldom thrat addiliooal tibles. They pay b'g rent, but aa Ihu My era, McGteachy, Gotxttin 3, Whitney, Wenian, Sita- d< e- but Ucrr uud Albeit are a good pair and fill the gain;, there ti a big profit for Timo abue will tell. \T 2. Stiuck out Get/.otu, Sago. Wild pitch deuces what should ho do, provided tlin ile tier takes tables are nearly blw:iys Tuna l:iO. One word more to Managers two cftrda and buls a sfacli of bluet? John lieliy, lint infield up very well. F. IJ. BBUXELL. t:.e firm. LOCAL CLUB KOTES. Wehrle. Umpire Brennau. Fitrinap, Ark. That d^i-emls un who the .Sealer is. Jttck AMrgast, tho young man who has been umpir­ The exhibition season was inaugurated Saturday, THE TEAM IN GOOD SHAPE. and Flayers. The season is uld it be Guy lieckcr, cali him. If it is Fuutz tell Results of ICxIiibition Games. ing the exliititiuii cauioa, isa8-iuih bide gla-s worker. when Manager Vo well's Corn Hunkers were polished The l-ft«e bnlj offnriof the home club aro running :i to k-ep tha fetack and go a head wlUi tbe game. At Omnln, April 0 Oaiah^ 4, Kansas City 2. He has a l*otj .b in tlu summer arid preforj um^irin^. ofl to tho luue of 10 to (J. Sunday they were again let oii£ so smnothly that the helpless newspaper Lots about to open, in fact the As­ At Indianupolis, April 10 JnJiiiuapolU 10, Tor­ Mm: age r Ciuhman was disgusted with Aborgast's work down by a score of 18 to 5, Dial us waking hi* initial ran find no foundation for evt-n the smallest itt'ni. It 'Which, in your npif.i-m, is the greater man, Edwin onto 1. to-ilay. Vickery lost heart ;it souie of hia dcchiou^. bow to Ihu homo patron-. Only seven of Manager is alw;iyH quiet just before thu s-lorm, ) on know, and sociation season has already Booth or Darby O'Brien? Waliu Waller, Ha'o Fran- At Omaha. April 10 Kansas City 3, Omalial. Cu hman's iodiguation grtw larger wh«n Secretaiy IVweil'o men bad reported, aud he *ns oblige I to fill ;hat is tho present state of things at this time. Tiie cieCi). What I* silly and 6avo the game? Go to{. At WifeMagtou, April 12 Washiugtoa 3, Cuban t'mn break up t\if. yo^d fteling Leiween the clubj elped h m out. Ou Mocday tho ApostU'S went ov«-r to rat3 of spe<' camp plowed the local mence the battle iu earnest. How old is Jimmy Williams? Where is Bill) Tay- , At Gloucester, Arril 14 Athletic 19, Rending 1. \Vhite nor Bo we would play here. Tho prize id a 84 cranks immensely. The infti-ld is piajing :hrough Chicago. If there is At IMtdtnrg, April 15 IMttabunc 2.1, Johnstown 5. ba'. It will be "Captain" Carroll asain thin season, he in great form, and the out-dHtricts aru lor? Who is the han^s.-iut'st mau playing ball to­ bavinjr been elected to the pohition by tho plajers. day? D'^s Brunt-11 wear wbiOiere? Mary ^IcCabe, At Worcester, Apt it 15 Worcester 15, Itrowu Uui- tarle struck me us being: a clever catcher, but if boing equnlly well cared for. Kmmett Sepry iny courtesy or any kindness vorsi'y 0. George Miller^ould only throw better, ilarle wouldn't Carroll makes a g»»d capt,iin, aud iiii* lively stylo of has not been feeling very well for a wt-ok or leu days llauch Chunk. (1) No 0110 knowt<, uoi even Jimmy plav inspires llie rodt of the team, who try to emulate hiuiBolf. Ko distinctly rcir.embtrs when the BI«y- At Worcester, April 10 Worcester 24, Boston be a wou'ler »brat Plttsbnrg. and is twkinK a rest. The little left fieldrr will pn ;hat any of our employees in Blues 2. Johna, Yeogle, England, Mitchell ond Wills ge to lii.-n. he in shape, liowcver, and the rcgulnr t««rn will t'i(.-n flower iaiulfvl at 1'lyntouth Hoclt and bt-lievea ho was the Western Association mnplrca will receive their the first wiiite chil'i byrn in America. His teoth aro At St. Louis, April 13 St. Louis 14, Toronto 3. ii^inaw next week. They are the luat of tlie local be ready for businea*. The pitchers or-.1 nil showing either of our stores can show At St. LOUIB, April H SI. Louh 14, T»»ronti> 4. players to leave. ______CIHCLB. In-tructions from Secretary Mortoa at Minneapolis up in go* d fonn and if Indiinupoiis id not strong in five iuci:ea fooz and there ftre soveuieen rin^« aretinJ th!s afternoon. h'.n ucck. (2) Where nre tha lott Pk-idcs or the lost At SJanchester, April 1C Manchester 14, l.owell 12. tho box tin's season I shall be (*r.-atly mitstJiken. Boyle ,rou, clon't fail to call upon At Sprluxneld, 0., April 17 Hilwaukea 9, Spriu- Longest Extra Inning Game of the Season. Malta, Farmer and Tredway have been voted Mall and Getzein have done sptf n>tid service thu? fsr utid tril><*« of Israel? (^J) Nuw that Fu nier is not playing " by the fans. Beddy Jlack wears tho modal. He demoralize 80- Bcld 8. Special to SPORTING Lire. Burdick and Shreve have also done w^-ll. Young hem. Our stores, of course, At Nfiw Haven, April 18 New Haven 12, Acme 0. CANTON, 0., April 18. The Canton and Cleveland Kusie is going to develop into a great pitcher in my cfety whtrovt-r he goes. (4) Not ou I lift f^co and very Ted Sullivan's European Trip. little en his hrad, but h:s i>«u is covered with « beard Leaguo tr pleas­ and Manager Bancroft will not overwork the old man. George floichers has been reinstated by the Califor­ ure and to et-o the country. 11' he ttnda that the peof le IIo it looking in prime condition. Much interest ia cities. If you wish to write a ''•; the way, my friend Brunei! ma%A4 an ineinua- nia Lc-acue thunks to etcher McLau ghlin's persieti- ;etlier thid year. Iho feature of tiie game was Kyn'e, p's, Peteraon'a, Dallas' and Del'ioey'a play log of Ireland or England will take to base ball he will boine shown in the home team's work un'l tlie outlook ; about MiilUue t'mt i* not des-Tve-l, viz., that fnt appeals and Will pitch for Sacramento. Ex­ start a league over there, rrcvi(Hng Ihe Dublin farty for tho cominjr ecaton WAS never better thnn at this etter or make an appointment Tuny is a cowurd. Ever}bo:ly who knows Mullane change. Nc; the Sacrem--ntos tried bard to achieve lor tiie Cantou'p, and McKean's playing for the Cleveland team. Following ia the full score: who offers to back him financially will coin<3 forward time. The local management is making great prepara­ wilt reftifo fifit asseitiot;. Therein not a cowardly Uurcher's rfiiJ6'aten:ent, Lut the League's executive with the money. During hi* stay abroad Mr. Sulli­ tions for the opening uext week. vith some friend, the facilities drop of blnod in his veins. Whjie he is not a nghtt-r Cvjimnit fe i e 1 used to cctede t) S:cre:nuuto's desire. CANTON. AB.R.B. p. A.K ; CLEVELAND. AB.R.C. r. A.B Delnney, 2b.. C 2 2 7 4 OiMcAleer, cf..7 010 0 0 van will writtt weekly letter* to THE SI-OBTIXO LIFE JOHN HBALV. or a bully, lie has never shown tho whit* ftut her, and Patriotic CaJilorniaiis aro in a ferment of pleasure and keep hio friends on this bide of the *ater posted hat our stores can give you- there are plenty of iutt'-.nces ulieroin lie lias shown over thu fact that th>» San FrHtichcoy, C"indeed almost Doyle, c...... 712 3 3 CJBrcKeuii, es.. 6 107 5 1 I saw the (famons Egyptian this m^rninsr, and ceked OTwitcbell, If.7 243 on what he is doing. of l.is transfer to Wa^hiug'on. his courug'-. I know Tony MaUane as well eg any- wholly ot native talent, ig more ilian holding its own , rf...... 7 0 1 2 0 0 1 him what ho thoucht s offered in the most cordial Miller, cf.....7 0 1 1 0 O'Gilk*, lb.....7 039 1 2 "It is all right," ho replied. "I have not signed yet, Lody, and I witls^y for him that lie has be* u more against nil the ot! er L-ague club33 composed of im­ Hustling-. tinned ftg;un.*t th.iiisinning. His tioubie la that he ha*-a ported Eaeteui profi-tsioaals. n, lb.7 0 1 10 0 OJSicbols'n,2b 1 010 0 0 Terry Connell but will do so aext week. I would rtth'T play in vay, and we shall be pleased tl.e rirofcfitjion a woree One timu h«" dc- baa been formed in the Sharp, K.....3 0171 liLoftns, rf..... 4 0 1 1 0 I Tho Lancaster Club is now fully organi/ed end Washington than In-liunapoli?, though I like this city bad name in It is siisp'ctsd that a clique h«re, aud tako advan­ SiK-r,>meuto Uhib against pitcher Guodenough., which Xecher, M... 501 1 '2 l|KadlVd,rf,2b6 02310 Within a few days ihe team will be completed. Manager firet-ratH. I have always been treated well o have you accept them. Berve?. His fellow-players kuow it a;id 3 30 no causa for complaint on that ecure. Tne deal tage of tho ffict. They are not- slow to put him Ju tl.o would imply that G'.odtDough ia nut good t-n^ugb for Dallas, 3b... fi 0 0 5 8 1 Tebeaii, 3b.... G 0 0 jonuell r- p -rts t^e following players as signed: have Monroe, p... 60003 l[Lohbcch, c.. G 0 0 17 20 Catcher, Cibaon; fir-it basetuan, ODmncll; outflelaer, may be a good thing for both teams. Whitney is a aotip on every opportunity. Tln-te are many, mavy Hie rest yf the team. who much l^s - a i'ii:c»ll has positiTcly retired from base ball and re­ Total...... 53 3 9 13 21 ijBcatin t p...... 6 13 2 10 0 ligby; pitclior, Killenhoii^e; inflelder, Cairoll, and lirst-clags man. and a good one for tho Hoosierg, players in the profrasiou to-dcy wb^ am the way, v,ill te strong this season. I had a clarions crttilt t-.> the gano (ban Touy MuJJano. If I wt>rt* iu fuses at) overtures. lie wit) become a pries*, it is eaid. | Total...... oG 41545 28 5 2l.trk, Cullina and Kurtz. Mr. Cjunell is after tbe by i wuuld | rott-ct de­ Canton..... 20100000000000 0 3 ollowing player?, and if hi eucreeds he will have one time on (he trip, and would not have missed it for any­ Mullaiif> (.lace and lia.'l hh pin- (..- Sarnuu'-uto ?Ufted in with a crippled pitching thing." Anson tells mo that Ileaty pitched fine bull iij>>i-'f fv in iir-jtist accnsiitioiis an i nmioeervcd uVuse partment. Tfie (hit is certainly in hard luck, taking Cleveland. 12000000000000 1 4 )f the strongest clubs in the Middle States L< ague: 241 Broadway, 1OS Madison St, occasion iei;Vt'r the Ibis and its trouble* with tbe contract juiupera into What be thought of Uw dift. 'id who go ^Lti-s" ug not protect bin; :n tucb tt course, it is YvUthell 2, Beatm 2, Peters^, Zecher. Earned runs- WUt&ftSlted New York. | Chicago. Braun (« the h'.Her of th* K'O yrtr-is an<3 one mile swin - ; ' ' ' ' ' the INOR LEAGUE RASE BALL SHOES. WHEELING. ^^^B BHllW ^ ^ HHV mmm^fmm^ ^QP^ ^^ ^ WBi^^^^M ..,-1 .Mm Tei-miT has i. .... !LM..:I of Tak. Gaudaur to low three JM allowing tiau- CYCLING COMMENT. daar to name llte place : first race. Same Design and the Same Spikes CLUB gj% fa PER PASR, An Erroneous Keport Corrected A Re­ markably Successful Club A Most In­ teresting Race ou the Card Minor Men­ BILLIARDS. as are used in our Pro tion. RATES, 3k |J COMPLETE. PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, April 20. Editor SCBAEFERAXD SPORTINQ LIFE: An erroneous report to the ef The Importance of a Contest at Oiioe Be­ fessional Shoes. feet that the Century Wheelmen were not pay­ tween tlie Great Flayers. Send for Sample Pair and Measuring ing interest on their bonds, which appeared in The failure of Scbaefer and Slosson to make a the Times, has been copied widely, and I wish match after so many weeks of newspaper con­ to deny it very natty. The Century Wheelmen troversy will not only be deplored by the lovers Blanks, with description. are not borrowing money on a charity basis of billiards everywhere, but more especially by On the contrary, they are paying 6 oer cent the rooinkeepers and professionals generally ol paying it and, what i Claflin, Chestnut Street, Phiia., Pa. you, I, 831 interest mind Waldo the country who well know the importance more, they can afford to pay 10 per cent, if i such contests and their tendency to boom bil­ were necessary, which, however, is not the case liards in various ways throughout the length By the way, this club is the most astonishing and breadth of the land. That the opinion was example of success that Philadelphia haa evo; general that a match, or a series of matches or REACH OFFICIAL seen. Since their removal to their new head contests between these two great masters of the BASE BALL GOODS. quarters they have taken in fifteen member; game would unquestionably take place durin_ and have thirty-two applications on file for thei tho present spring goes without saying. There New England Agents for the REACH next meeting. Thirty-two is about record, . are many reasons why such an opinion shonld think, but there is no telling whore the figuri be entertained by uot only the public, tut the billiard with them will go to. world at large. It is well kuuwn in the first place BALL and Boston Kangaroo Shoe. thai these mcu are really anxious to meet each other * * * at the billiard table, and not in the pages of the press, An interesting event in racing circles is brew all rumor* to the contrary ujtwithatandiug. HEADQUARTERS FOB Contains the History of the American Association, the High ing jufit now. Sohaffer, of the Pennsylvania During tbe past five or six years it bocttme quite the Club, and Bailey, of tho Centurions, rccentl; custom for a lot of playei-out experts to play the had a iittle brush on the road, when the "Fas press for all it waa worth, and play three or four cou- Salary Evil, History of the National Agreement, Sketch Black Stocking" pedaller was beaten by th testd each ui until in tho papers, without paying any OF ALL STYLES. more for their challenges or lasertioo thau they did A FULL LINE OF length of a nose or so, and in consequence wants for their imaginary contests, Sloaaon aud ^chaeftr, of Minor Leagues, Averages of the Players of the Ameri­ to have another go at the Pennsylvanian, Mr however, are DO such men, for their integrity as ex- Kirk Brown has donated a handsome gold meda perts aud profefctioiittld had never b*en questioned. Guns, Rifles, Revolvers, Fishing Tackle, Police Goods, Cut­ as a prize, and the particulars of the contest an This is not all,' that tliey rauk a'>«ut even as great can Association, National League, Western Association, Cal­ masters uf tho game the greatest living with per- lery, Gymnasium Goods. Also Bicycles and Tri­ now beinjc arranged. It will very likely coini hups the exception of Vignuux, is a matter of history. off about Decoration Day. Thut these two men, who are known to rank about cycles of Every Description. Dog Collars. ifornia League, Tri-State League, Southern League and * * * even aa masters of the game, should be expected to This will be more of a contest between the two iuct,-t each other ut least once ur twice a.year, cdpecia'ly SEND SIX CENTS IN STAMPS FOB OUR NEW LARGE 100-PAQE ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE. wheu both of tlteu aro actively engaged iu the culling Texas League, and Schedules of the American Association clubs than between individuals, and if Mr. Bai­ ns room-keepers should excite no surprise. Tlmt they ley does cot stick his long legs over the tape first have failed iu thoiLmis'tiou as great masters ot the art he can rest assured that his name will in future of billiards, and aa great room-keepers of the country JOHN P. LOVELL ARMS CO., and National League. be Mud instead uf Mangie, aa he is afiectionatnly called iu not playing a &erlt-s of contests is not, we think, to The Couturioua have a gooil^ntm in M. J. Bailey, bu their credit. That it would be aa much to their indi­ Ills great fault lies m not knowing how to use hi vidual benefit t.> play as to the benefit of the calliug head iu a met*. He is suoh a good sportsman at large there can be no doubt. That their indi­ 147 WASHINGTON ST.. Boston, Mass. PRICE, 10 CENTS. that lie will always get the pace rather thtui Bee a ak>fl vidual business requires the stimulation of such con­ race, ami in couseqt'euce bis generosity in this reapec tests quite us much us the buaineesof room-keepers aud is always taken advantage of by hia competitors mamifaoturersia equally true. That manufacturers aud AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. For sale by all Newsdealers and by I would like to see a g"t)d laco between these men room-keepers everywhere would do their, utmost to make ouch contests a great financial success for the ATIONAL THEATRE. lOREPAUGH'S PARK. but 1 hopo Uttiloj will not, us Usual, rush to tbe fron and Cftllowhill atreota. at the sound of the gun, aud do all the donkey work. players 110 one will doubt. What right then have the N Rid?e avenue. Tenth F players under auch circumstances to place any obstacle PRICES ALWAYS THE SAME, 15, 25, 50. 750. * * * CHAIRS, ONLY 50Ct«. A. J^ REACH CO., iu tbe way of a contest or a aeiiea of contest* taking RESEKVED ORCHESTRA 4-PAW AID THE WILD WEST! Why could not the Associated Cycling Clubs matt* place? OUR EASTER OFFERING, MONDAY, APRIL 22, use of ihi* event iu connectiou with the iuler-clul Which of the two has been the back-slider, Slosson EXTRA MATINEE TO-MORROW, EASIER ruu tbey are engineering for that day. or Sctinei'tr? That Schtofcr has trie,! hard for many MONDAY, 1022 MARKET ST., PHILA., PA, * * * years paat to make a match with any expert in A2fD MATINEES TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND The following table, compiled from the Roa< America at almost any style of game, with the binglo SATURDAY. Becoria' Aoaociation of England, for 1888, will give an exception of ^loaaon, tmd concede everv thing, is sim­ THE POPULAR FAVORITE, excellent idea of the comparative speed oi the differ ply a malter of history. That Schaefer has been OLIVER BYRON, ent types of machines: equally generous to SJoseou iu hU coucessiona, with SUPPORTED BY 12hrs, 24hrs. the single exception of tlio table to play on, even 50 Mtlos; 100 Miles. Miiea. Miles. Slossou canuot deny. Schaefer, in fact, wanted to KATE BYRON, Ordinary bicycle.... 2:57:47 6:48:14 ...... 273 As JERRY TWADDLE, the Lame Rag Merchant, in President of the Amusement Republic, pay hia own expenses to and from New York the Romaudo Melodrama, Safely bicycle...... 2:47:iJO 6:30:26 ...... 297 in order to get a game with Mr. Slosson, and WILL EXHIBIT HIS COLOSSAL, REMODELED Safety tautfem...... 2:.V2.03 ...... it was only at tho suggestion of this pap^r ARES1C, ZOOLOGICAL AKD HIPPODRUJI- Tricycle ...... 2:53:05_ 6:59:54 117 264 that Slosson decided to pay Schaefer's expenses INSIDE THACK ATIO AGGREGATION ABSOI.UTKLY Tric>cl« tandem..... 2:40:03 fi:57:32 ...... 298}. in tho event of Schaefer having to go to New The characters in which ther have WOT; the praise of THREE TIMES TUB BIGGEST ON To thoae who have always thought that the Ordi York to play. To take good care, however, that tlie tho preas in all the large citiea of the Uni:odifi!atea. EARTH AND NOW MAGNIFI­ nary was the record-makinc machine the above figure g*rne or eeries of games should not take place, Mr THE OLD MILL! THE LONDON DOCKS! CENTLY RECfroRCED WITH will prove 'Vyo openers." £loS6on flatly refused tj toss for the choice of table And the Greatest, Grandest nad Tlirilliuzly Realistic THE FAMOUS UISTOKICAL upt'D which to play, well knowing that Schaefer had a Fire Scene ovor Produced on Ameiica'a Stage. BUCK BEER * * * Clark, of v Citizens Club of Now York, was in the perfect right t> nmke such a demand, and knowing Tha Famous B.yron Comliiuition in their Natural city FriiV AMidus for the year Century ruu. He equally well tfiat a high-spirited inin like fcchaefer Characterizations, augmented by Littla Marguerite The Bergner & En^el Brewing Com­ rodo ;i ;xnd was a refreshing ni^ht io an in making the demand meant just what he said. Jusl Fields, the phenomenon 5-year-nld Actress. olJ- J who has pee:i nothing but "dink- what table Schaefer intended to choose iu the event oi SECURE SKATS DURING THE DAY, 8:30 TO 6. pany take pleasure iu announcing that le .. ibood for the !a»t twelve-month. winning we du not, of couree, pretand to know, but it Branch Ticket Office News Slatd, Continental. 1'EESEUS. is almost certain timt his choice wmild bo a Bruns- Next Week Mon.laT, April 29, THE BOY TRAMP. table, such as Slosson now uses their uneqtialed wick-Bftlke-Collendftr RAND OPERA HOUSE, Wheel Notes. in his room, an:l upon which Schaefer has played most of hia match aud tournament games. G COR. BROAD ST. AND MONTGOMERY AVE. \V. A. Rowe haa soUled dowu into (he prosaic life o It is unfortunate for billiards that this trifling inci­ THOMAS F. KELLY...... Manager. "BUCK BEER" a grocer. dent of fie table should have been tha obs'acle t ) pre- E.CHOLMELEY JONES...... Business Manager. The New York Bicycle Club !« talking of a 510,000 veut the matches or conU-s's from being made. 51o an IMMENSE SUCCESS OF Will be sold by all the customers of improvement ou their club himae. QYten it to himself LO lota thau to' his profession to te AT- Tom Kck and his female cyclists have been put as liberal an<) fair-minded in tbu bringing abnv.t oi the Company on aud after down n d,tte ttr Minneapolis early iu May. contests &3 Schaefar. There is still time for a match or T'ue Lancaster, Pa., Club will become a League club, series of contests between these two great players 4-PAW'S PARK, and this same club will hold a tournament July 4. during the preaeot-sprjug. Both Slosson an>l Schat'ft-r Saturday, April 2O. The Louisiana Cycliug Club, of New Orleans, has should appoint representative!! at once to arrange al BEGINNING MONDAY, APRIL 22. Broad and Dauphin Streets, decldtd fo build a new club house, which will coat detail-, and thus give the buiiaesa «t large the beoefil ONLY MATINEE SATURDAY. #3»FOR TWO WFKKS ONLY, about J30GO. of their genius before the warm weut'.:er and t.'ie duli season in' billiards set in. SIMON WASP. LAST WEEK LAST WEEK COMMENCING The English rrack racers are dead against allowing OF THE BRILLIANT COMIC OPERA SUCCESS the sttf^ty bicycle to compete against the ordinary mu- chin«a iu iac*a. Caroms. EASTER road race between the Harvard Bi­ Albert Frey and Albert D'Oro, will play continuoug The dale of the pool for the championship in New York, on (he even­ APEIU2. cycle Club and the Technology Cycling Club has been 20. ings of April 30, May 1 and 2. Tbe match is GOO points, changed to April iu blocks of 200 points each evening, and 10 for 5150 e NANON. C. S. Jptirol has awarded the two-mile L. A. \V side. championship (o the Kliutla Island whodlmen, to be POPULAR PRICES-Mc. to Sl.OO. May 30. At the monthly meeting of the Amoric.in Billiard Secure eeft'a in advance at Simpson's Pianoforte ruu Ht their meot Association, held April 7, John H. McC'ube, Willi The Ottuw&t Can., Hicyclo Club will celebrate the Warerooim, 1423 Chestnut Street, the Continental Yoet, D. li. I'aa-son, Henry C. Berrv, Audrew McGor- Hott-1 and tlie Grand Opera House. QtifleoVlHr.Udaj tty holding a race meeting, to in miclc, Joseph O'Connor and John Pere.^oy were c'utlo cyclo an-J fo^t races. elected active member?. Tb» A^fxdAtiAM uo* .x>um- NEXT WEEK Gorgeous ExDductiQO of Strauss' Percy A. Vix, the well-known English crack racer, a forty menOier*, Several applicants have bten re- Masterpiece, '- la recovering from au attack of the meaalea. Fancy a fuead admittance to the new organization. The Queen's Lace Handkerchief. champion sick with mosaics! The members of the National Billiard Association Twelve States, Canada and Brazil are already rep- are invited to attend ttie funeral of Anthony Fred­ TTTALNUT STREET THEATRE. r(8*ut"d in thfl European cycling party. Many erick, who will be buried to-iUy, at one o'clock, VV I. FLEISHMAN...... Sole Lessee and Manager. VICTORS ARE BEST! cameras will be brought into reqnJEit'ou for thu'trip from bis late residence, 217 Spruce street, to proceed Beginning Monday, April 22. Six Kighta Only. They will carry you up hill easier and down hill faster than Snyder. Osmond, Mayep, and other fleet Eugligb to Glenwood Cemetery. Mr. Fredrtck fell down ttie MATINKES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. rMe.-!», will uphold tho f.ime of the British Isles hatchway of Mr. Bargman's billiard table repair shop, Farewelil Joint Appearances of Sir. and Mrs. \V. J. anything1 else you ever crossed. They are all high grade and , against LehiT, ttie German champion, when he visits 1120 Marks lane, while hauliiis up lumber, on Tues­ Kiiglaad in July. day evening, about 0 o'clock. He was tnkon to the FLORENCE, best devices. See the VICTOR SAFETY for J GHS Weber has accepted the challenge issued by Jeffer-wti Hospital, where he died the following morn- Accompanied by a strong Dramatic Ooutpaoy, under the '89. The Victor spring fork has MADE^j William Lamb, uf SmithviHc, N. J.,and they will ri-Je ins ftt 6 o'clock, from internal injuries received. He direction of Alf. 11 ay man, pres"rtini< for thu first time five inilrg for a medal at some lime to be hereafter leaves no family. in this city the grt-at Madison Square Theatre Success, the present demand for spring forks. mutually agreed upon. HEART OF HEARTS. " OUSTER'S LAST BALLY'. None of the imitations are successful. Tlie The Oranae Wauderers hare decided not to merce With Mr. Florence in Two Characters and Mrs. Flor­ thrmsvJra iuto the Orange Athletic Club.but to main­ ence ns Wilhelniina Fitzralph. 200 SCOUTS, SOLDIERS AND SAVAGES Victor is the only DIAMOND FRAME Safety made in America. tain their indenenrtPnt orgauia&tiou and build them­ Next Week, April 29, VernonaJaiheau in STARLIGHT. Appoar in the Thrilling Equestrian Drama, selves a liome and a name. SEELEY'S Catalogue Dr. N. M. Deck with, ex-preaidpnt of the L. A. W., HARD RUBBER ASE BALL. BASE BALL. OVERMAN WHEEL CO., Makers, Boston, lass. Free. fa now colonel of a New York regiment, and m a big­ B ATHLETIC BALL PARK, GLOUCESTER. OUSTER'S LAST RALLY; ger mmi than ever, although ho does not do as much SUNDAY CHAMPIONSHIP GAME, as l:e wns wont to do on his big win el. ATHLETIC TS. BROOKLYN. Or, The Battle of the Little Big Horn! The only PHACTICAL test is that of the KOAD. Send us word and we will Tho Wheeling, \\. Vs., Wheelmen hare elected the PlLE^PIPE GAME 3:3U O'CLOCK. Greatest Gntheiiog of Scout*, Cowboys, Cowgirls, have you try the VICTOR SAFETY. It will cost you nothing. SAFETY BI. following officer^: O. Burdett Hart, president; C. E. The want of success in the treat­ ATHLETIC BASE BALL GROUNDS, 2CTH AND Crack Shot?, Yaqueroa and Real Blanket Indians ever CYCLES $75. Sold on installments. TENNIS AND SPOHTING GOODS. Irwhi.pectctary ami treasurer; F. E. McCoy, c-iyuin* ment ot HEMORRHOIDS or STREETS. SOBO this side of the Rocky Mountains. Tho Ch«m- JKFFEKSON pions of the Universe Dr. W. F. CARVER and PHILADELPHIA BICYCLE CO., Limited, Dr. J. R. PiiK'3, lieutenant; K. E. Sirver, color bearer- PILES, has hitherto been in part GAMB. Dr. J. H. McCliire, bugler. ' owing to the difficulty of apply­ MONDAY CHAMPJONSUIP PAWNEE BILL shoot at every performance. ______831 Arch Street, Philadelphia. Tho Bostou, Mass., Fresi Cycling Cluli electe-J tbe ing a remedy to the seat of the FIRST APPEARANCE OF THE COLUMBUS CLUB. following officer* on April 12: President, W. C. Foar- disease. This INSTRUMENT MONDAY ATHLETIC vs. COLUMBUS. ALL THE FAMOUS FEATURES OF THE driuf r; aeci'otury, CLarlee S. Howard; treasurer, C. I. applies any Ointment directly TUESDAY ATHLETIC ve. COLUMBUS. Drwko; captain, J. C. Komeon; flrst lieutenant, E. A. to the affected parts without WEDNESDAY ATHLETIC TS.COLUMBUS. GREAT FOREPAUGH SHOW! Wilkiue; second lieutenant, S. A. Wet more. pain or inconvenience. It has UMPIUE FERGUSON. GAME 3:15. The Splendid Triple Circus The Blaramoth Double The bicycle team of the Nfw Jersey Athletic Club, been endorsed by leading physi­ CONCERT BY BECK'S MILITARY BAND BEFORE Menagerie The Soul - Stirring Hipp-xlrome as a whole, will bo the strongest of any club in the cians for 30 years, and is worth a GAME. Eacps Tbe Terrific Gladiatorial Com­ count)?, embracing the following ridt-rs: Charles E trial by every sufferer from this Admission, Eoi Seat and Grand Stand Tickets for bats The Marvelouily Traiued Klnee.K. P. Bagarott.W. II. Culdwall.Frank G. Brown, painful and annoying affliction. ' sale at Rojni 23, 1013 Chestnut street, A. u; at grounds Fightinir, Dancing aud Cluwu 8. U. Bowman, W. F. Teudleton and Fred Gubleoian. p. >t. Elephants, together Petitions have been placed io all the cycling club SEELEY'S Boats leave South Street Wharf for Gloucester every bonsea in town by the Associate! Cycling Cluba, for PILE OINTMENT minmes. ADAM FOREPAUGH, JR.'S the purpose of being signM by club m«|nberd. The petition ttsks tho Pennsylvania Riilroad Company to 8) Is compounded from a prescrip- Astounding Sensations, including his £50,000 Troupe allow cycles to be earned free over ibeir lino when ac- cl tion of the late Professor PAUL of Educated Ranch-bred Bronchos; the Quadrille ccmpaued by owner. GODDARD, of the University ol Dancing Elej-hauta. the Somersault Doas; Pennsylvania, and has the formula WARD'S "illondin," only Equine ever Uught to Prinre YMU cloee-1 hfa season at Denver, Col., March 1G, ami haa decided to give up fancy riding, on each package. It is one of the walk a Hlah Rope; "Eclipse," the after performing f-r f-ix yean in all parts of the most effectual remedies, and Trapeze Horse and the Crowning BICYCLES ^>w*^ve^ v '$ States, with very Btttiafuctory financial results, lie will when used with our PILE Climax, Drmna: SO Fiery i PIPE afford Immediate and BASE BALL Tro rough bred s at Head­ has embarked in the 'cycle agency and sporting goods TRICYCLES -TANDEAS-SAFETIES-! business at Tacoma, W. T. Permanent Relief in all cases. long Speed! Our " Mechanical Treatment JBf-The Combined Forepangh and Wild Weit Street Tho Rambling Wheelmen hare elected the following of HERNIA and Price List." a president, II. Paiade will take place MONDAY, April 22. Starting officer*: President, Frod Atwater; vice Book of 50 pages, with complete BOOK from 4-Paw's Park, at 9 A. M., the Pageant will move A. Read; re- THE 1). Shermao; Corresponding secretary, C. price list of HARD RUBBER down Broad street to Die Id u eon street, thence coun­ cur(lin^ secretary, E. S. Raymond; treasurer, D. Fair- Covered Scun- TRUSSES, Leather REVISES EDITION ter-march on Broad, and return to1 Park. chihl; bugler, Frank Hurd; color bearer, Fred. :nd Elastic Trusses, Abdominal ,9S-Two Complete and Unabridged Exhibitions beri; captain, Williatii So It sain; fir«t lieutenant, Arthur tnd Uterine Supporters, Elastic THE Sinitli; stcoud lion'.enaut, Albert Bsrks. Paper Binding, 25c. Cloth, 5Oc. Daily. Doors open at 1 and 7 P. M.; th» Plural Bine SWIFT SAFETY. Stockings, Abdominal Belts Vttrformances, given under the artistic direction 01 THE The Century Wheelmen hava formally ratified the , and Umbilical Hernia Appli- Mr. ADAM FOREPAUGH, Jr., commence at 2 and BALTIMORE and OHIO R.R. issue of I*md3 npon their now club hortse, ond they are ____^_ ances, Shoulder Braces, Sus­ 8 P. BI. to run for a certain numbtr of yeais with iut int«re8t, pensories, etc., etc., mailed on application. Address Just what is needed. AdmlfiloD, 50c.; Children L'ndf>r Nine, 25c. Re­ LADIES' SWIFT and SWIFT TANDEM. IS THE ONLY LINE rnnnin? soliil trains of Sleep- payable on demand. In this the Century bonds differ served Numbered Chairs on GRAND STAND, with 1 ing Cars, Day Coaches and Baggage Cars from the Pt-nnsylvania, which bore interest from the BOPUT l?V ft F(\ 25South Eleventh Street, THE MOST POPULAR AND SUCCESSFUL. . Q&ClLLI U vU>) PHILADELPHIA, PA. It tells the people who play magnificent view of CI'STKR BATTLE and start and thnmjli from 1'niIaJdpiiia to CINCINNATI uuj flra t. Both the bonds of the Philadelphia and Penn­ finish of HIPPODROME KACE3, 50c. additional. CYCLK KVEK MADE. CHICAGO. sylvania Bicycle clubs are iu a fair way of being ball what they should know to ELEGANT PRIVATE BOXES, seating seven, 810. NOVELTIES FOR 1889. Catalogues Free. pn'ni off. Single Box Seats, 81.50. of NOISE SUBDUEB. play better. It gives the on­ flS^Tickets, at the usual slight advance, now on THE COVENTRY MACHINIST CO. Ld. for passengers of auy clasi Between tho East att4 JOHN CKEAIIAN hns invented au improvement iu sale at B atdus & Suns' Piano Warerooms, 1119 Cbeet- West it ia the AQJLJATIC. billiard cues K>r preventing noise. Nearly bit billiard nut street. 239 Columbus Ave., BOSTON. players, and certainly ail reotn-keeper^aro aware of lookers the information re­ For 21 jears makers of tlie famous "Club" Cjclea. tbe intolerable noisethat very many billiard and nearly PHILADELPHIA ONLY LINE VIA WASHINGTON, »WESTERN PUSH. every pool player makes from time to tinio whilu en­ quired to get the greatest en­ PHILADELPHIA AGENTS flSS-M'tl. IA.I. -ATTENTION ia given to Thi-ali-ii-al gaged in a friendly contest. To puch an extent is this Companies, BtUl^ubs, aud all kiuds of org;huizfj par. Chicago Beaching Out For the National carried ou at times tint it not only becomes a great annoyance to thate who may wish to play undisturbed, joyment out of the sport. STRONG & GREEN CYCLE CO., lies. Kegatta. 7O7 Arch Street. CiiifARo, April 18. A preliminary meeting that many patron* of a room leave it simply on this Infornwtioa In reearJ to rates of faro, time of account, while the room-keeper from lime to time U The first edition came out trains, thrQngb^c.ir nrrauKein^nts, etc., will l>a of members of the Chicago Navy was held obliged to perform one of the most disagreeable of all Twenty-third and Chestnut Streets. promptly; f-amiefred, Ui/on application, by uny of tha the Sherinan House last evening for the dutits that of prohibiting men from patrofji'/ins hid (it last year, late in the season THE NEW LEVER SAFETY. follow in K nummr representatives: purpose of considering the advisability of establishment for making this very noise iu thoir en­ SOMETHING NEW! thusiasm at an imaginary tine shot, or if it tnru out to The beet thing in the city in the arauaftneot line, C. P. tiliAIO, Gcn'l Eastern Paas'g'r Ait, 415 Broid- asking the National Association of Ama­ bo a iwre'scratch,' the uotee becomes half madden­ too late to reach many but way, New York. teur Oarsmen, which body ia to the East safe and fascinating, bettor than tho far-famed snow ing. Heretofore the only remedy for such business toboggan sliilo of ttie North. Roller skating, dancing, C. U. MACKENZIE, District Puss'g'r Agt., 833 Cheat- what the Mississippi Valley Rowing Asso­ was for the roum-keeper to do exactly what we Lave it created a sensation among two bands of music. Open every evening. Spec al Miitttreet, rhiladelphia. ciation is to the West, to join the latter organi­ stated. Iu all well-regulated establishment the noi*e matinees for ladies and children every afternoon, ex­ of course, prevented as much a^ popBible, but never P. C!. SMITH, Pasainser Agent, 13,51 Pennsylvania zation in a grand regatta this summer, the same those who read it. cepting Monday aaJ Friday. - D. C. to such nn extent as it should he, simply because it is Admission...... 25 Cents. Avenue, Washington, to take place at Pullman in the latter part of utter impossibility to tniirely prevent it. There E. D. SMITH, Division Passenger Agt., Pllt:5v.nr?, Pa. July. Heretofore each association haa held During the winter, in far-off Ladles...... 10 Cents. are some rot'in*, it is true, where players tan make INCLUDING F&EE USE OF SKATES. W. E. KEPPEUT, Division PasVg'r Ajrf., Coluiulmi, 0. separate regattas. The officers of the meeting nil the uoi*e they choose, without receiving auy ad­ monition or warning from the owner. It ia not long, Australia, Mr. Ward has been J. F. MCCARTHY, Distrirt Passenger Agent, 109 were II. C. Avery, president of the Mississippi Walnut street, Cincinnati, 0. Valley Rowing Association, chairman, and SI. however, until tho players fiu'l out that the ouly one listening to them is tlie proprietor, aod when they once revising and adding to it. This BILLIARDS H. W. McKEWfN, District Passenger Ageul, 191 Hartnctt, secretary, who is also a committee to mako this discovery, the proprietor soon learoa that CATALOGUE FREE. South Clam street, Chicago. acquaint the thirtt^i clubs forming the navy of even those who drove ail his customers away by new edition is now ready. The Brunswick -Balkc-Cdfttender Co., the sentiment of the neetins. A more largely their eccentricity and lltt'e variations in tho shape of uoise, no lunger frequent hiaplaceof business, or rather BILLIARD and POOL TABuE M'ftrs, H. B. SMITH MACHINE CO., attendee! meeting L-I expected on Mondav next WIIOLfeSALK AND RETAIL DKALUUS IK ALL Chas. 0. Scull, tiid place without any buainfiw, for they pie'er to be The price is nothing com­ Smithviile, N. J. General Fasten go r Agent, at thu same place, when definite action will bo rulfd in a room where there there is plenty of lifu and Bi llicvi-d )3-u.i>i3lio s. taken. ______business to ruling in one where there is neither one pared with its value. BALTIMORE. MD, nor tlie other. Bitiiaid rooms are like any other busi­ A. G. SPALDING & BKOS.' Sporting Goodu. Ripples. ness establishment, tbey must be manage J on a busi­ Send for Catalogr.e. SEND FOR LIST OF SECOND-HAND John Teemer has been presented with another ROD. ness basi«. The moment this is ' '-gotten and the If your newsdealer doesn't VOLTZ'S OFFICIAL B. G. Psotfa'a entry fur the Ueoley regatta in Eug- ownor or mauager becomes u soi if a 'go-as-you- H. J. BERCMAN, laii'l hat* been accepted. jlease' creature, without enough life jr animation to lave it The Athletic Publish- 10O2 AKCII STKEET, PHII.ADELl'HIA. -BICYCLES- LEAGUE ANO ASSOCIATION SCHEDULE Henry Searle, the Australian oarsman, will leave ;ry and make business, the sooner hi*room id 'To Let1 And Terms of Easy Payments to BOOK OF REFERENCE Sjduey, May 4, for Kngland. Jhe more money will be in the owner's jacket. The AND approvement tot cues referred to is very simple. It ia ng Company, 1124 Arch St., SPORTSMEN ATTENTION! Sear!e, the Australian oarsman, has accepted O'Con- nude of rubber and is fastened to the butt dfiri of the BRIEt'S FAMILY REMEDY is the liest cure KIRK R FOR 1889 IS CUT. Dor'a cballsDge^.and u'Connor has accoptcd Searle'a Philadelphia, will send it for for Spruinfl, Hru'scs, .stiffness, or auy kind of Soreness. teniiu. This ought to be a goixi race. ne by means of a screw au of Austria ou March 31. tiuler T '' 1UU1C& Co., Au«iuU, UaiMb . Ml'iil/OCK, 262 ViaUuct, Cleveland, 0. lA, 1'A. 8 THE SPORTING LIFE. A_pril """nasea-VVacoK, Houston 7. Double play— 21. dan'a "The Bivals*' will be as follows:—Sir Lticiiw Sherry and Isaacson. Kaaes on balls—Kerrl, was battled 0'Trigger. W. J. Florence; Bob Acres, Ju»pli Jeffer- Derrick 4, McOoy 1, Sunday 1. Stniek out—By TEXAS LEAGUE. -^- Kerr2 Derrick 4, McCoy 1, Sunday 1. Passed ____ bon; tiir Autitfniy Alwliite, John Gilbert; Jtf/c. Muluprop, ' l.iW-iro AE.R.B.P.A.B THE STAGE. Mrs. John Drew; Lpdia Laming filie^ Vj.va AHen. " halls—Choau«tte 1, Rogr-rs 4. Wild pltcii— GAL'XT Announced. IP !Vnii.>rd,cf6 01001 Mr Jeflreraonprom-^thatii.3 pwyi •dull be given Ft. Worth TS. Austin, at Austin, April 27. Derrick. Tlme-2:pB. Umpire—Boggiano. 2 0 I l Ii 1 1 1 El~" Iff," 0.... 5 0 1 Move— Tlie Programme For the Week- Chestnut street?, will be dispensed with this week, but FT. _-__- — O.-.W.'c.rB _0 _0 _. _0 J Toul ------s received. Current Stage Facts and Fancies. How Th«y .Stand. Welch, 2b..B 0 I S 1 Cottar, 3b 3 1 0 3 1 0 in place oi It there will be a grau>l mntiu^e on Mon- •• Hill, Sb 032 Klen/le, cf.2 10101 In tbe Texas League. Houston nnd Galvea- Worts, If. .4 01100 ______...______Total ... 50 U 1» 27 17 £ ____ ;ets its full share, and why PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, April 20. — All the < roj.an, cf..6 1 240 1-13 theatres obanged their bills last week, but there lt.tmiw, 11)5 1 180 0 Klyun, '"22 Galveston...... 1 01006 04 McVey, If. 41120 (ijWentj, 2b..4 0 0 5 S 0 \VILCO."....'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'...... t 14130 10 0—11) be a more perfect bat was little novelty. The principal local event l)alu,rf.....$ 111" 0 Levis.lb, ...... 4 0 0 14 0 0 Earned runs—Galveston 6, Waco 6. Bases nnot was the production of ''Antony and Cleopatra," nsnal matlnees-Wedneiilay. Thursday and Satord.v- Plao«, having alsplactd Waco in tliat position. Lemons. B8.4 100 1 1 O'Bourke, cJ 0 0 1 J on balls—O'Nall 3. Gurry 2, Me in which Mrs. Potter was visible at the Opera «i'l give UK. iidi*. ami children all the opportunities Dil.iis and Austin are fifth and sizth reapee- C....4 0 0 60U 0U Curry,I.UIIJ, p.|l. ..3. .0 0V UV 0V 7I -• Nabb ]. Two-base bit—Works. Three base >roughly seasoned, second- tl.«y may rtnpiire to whirl around tbo fr.at bnil.llng t'vely. 1 his Is the correct standing up Bhcll,'pT::'..S 0 OJJji J) O'Nell, .rf-J _° _° J _° J hit—Rose._ R Stolen buses.—Godar 4, Keinzle House. The only new play presented was "The in » toboVrgai car. Tbe evening towions will be every "' a" d Including Aprl-If • - - »-• - -•»*». Skirmish Line," seen at the Academy of Music. Total.... 39 "« 78712 3\ Totital.... 30 2 1 27 18 4 •(. Works, Wentss 2, O'Rourke, O'Nell.Galveaton ;. We have thousands o ni/lit as heretofore. The arrangements for the com­ ?e.* p w«ri »nnii - 0 5 1 ~0 000 0-8 r? tt i forfl 2, Cnoq UHtte, McNabb, O'Nell (W aco) fort an*•«•, April.-!—.. 24.-Crothers'-.. ——----- magnificent—_,— ing many capable and experienoed players it ally supposed to be serving a life a?ntence in that or­ : Passed balls—Frost 2. Wild pitches—Shell 3. twll.nng won tne game for Dallas to-day : ganization. Mr. Bell fays that hid relations with ~j^ stolen bases—Hill 3, McVey 2. Shell, O'Kourke. would bavo been a penance to have sat it AUSTIN. AB.R.B.P.A B |DALLAS. AB.R.B.T. A.E through. There is not one strong dramatic II 1 and the only incident that .883 ..__, _,-_ Seated Connor', lb 4 0141 1'Jordan, it. A 312 0 0 situation in the play, •Jig agaln'to-'day: Ryiin, cf ...4 1 1 J 1 ljFoKarly.lt..4 1 1 1 0 0 aroused the audience to any manifestation of 2 1 0 '53X WACO. AB.B.B.P.A.S .HOUSTON. AB.R.B.P A.K. -•'Iruby, • Sh..4- • 0 2 4 S 2i Kodi^Ser,2b« 3 1 approval was the tableau representing the battle ceptaace was immediately returned. Waco,...... 0021-----—-• J'Crnthers, p 4 3.3-3630 240 .__ Ellsw'th.rM 0030 olDonthctt. US 11000 loblM, f.4 ,3 :, Welch, c.. 4 0 TYis of Gettysburg. Mr. S. E. Wilson did succeed 41 « 37' 74 Pettlford.cf*. .—.-.-.- 1 0, 1 i) OlJoyoo, !b. 3 10420 Mussey. Jb 4 I am reliably informed that Mr. Bell's reason Total Lost...... ————————————• Tebeau. 8S..4 1111 ll Sunday, c-f. .3 0000 Andrews, rfi 0 1 0 C Iteinagle, SS4 0 1030 in making the part of \V\llard Lor ing interest­ connection with A manager in whole 8DMHABY. * i?»naT"c!.."i 0073 0!Kiirry7sb...4 0 0300 for severing his Jones. lb...4 1 1 9 0 llHosers. C..3 0 0 1 1 0007 liFirle, lb....4 1081 Coal," ing, and "Billy" Sweatnam, the clever negro service he baa but?a ever since the McCauM-Ford Won. Lost. Per. Won. Lost. Per. O'Nell. II. ..4 0110 I'eep'eJ...... si.S 00030 Scott, P.....4 _ _ _ _ 7 6 .538 McNabb, p.4 2 1 1 IS C Isnitcsou, IbS 0 0 17, 1 comedian, evoked several faint ripples of ap­ light opera experiment at (be old Bijou Opera House, Galrcston.. 8 . i. flfi Waco in(~M'icy,rfi 0 0 2- 0 1 Total....36 1 » J4 19 81 Total ....Si 13 12 27 12 2 IS 3.0- plause by his artistic personation of Free Joe% about eight years ago, ivtts upon a difference of Houston.... 8 ..66 Dallas...... 5 .416. Rose, 21... ..400030 Worth. 7 .5(13 Austin...... 3 11 .1*3 r Choqu'e, 3t)4 I) 0 I 0 0 Weikart, p 3 0 0 0 9 0 "~Austin...... 0 0 1 0 II u u opinion conccrniag the meaning of hi* contract. Mr. Ft. Flaherty, 2b3 0 2 3 S 2 1 6 1 0 0 i 0 0 •-is .el but otherwise the house never once lost its Bt.ll is engaged as "lending comedian," bnt he hasn't ~~~ * ~. p D Q Eiitr;c..:...4 o o 10 ji ^o Dallas...... in equanimity. Miss Selina Fetter mude all there 0 O 7 Earned runs.—Dallas 6, Austin 1. Two-base been auvtbins but a following comtdian since the ex- Sanies I*lny«tl April 13. / Total....36 S 52718 2j Total. . 27 2 3 87 21 6 was possible out of tho part of Ada Loring, altation of tlie altitudiuous llopper. Each season, of WACO, April 16.—The poor fielding Of the —————————————— ., „ hit —Fogarty. Three-base hits—Bader and S. It 1 ll u 0—5 Crothers. Bases on balls—Scott 4. Struck and Miss Grace Filkins played Sally Fetaendeti late, he has been walking around for ten or twelve borne team lost them the (.nrne to-day: J ««).„...... •• ••••:J 0 1000 0—1 weeks doing nothing for his salary—a form of w^(^~ out—By Crothers 5, Scott 6. Time—1:40. ; H.O\V in such a sprightly way as to produce several AB.K.B.P.A.K .OAI/STON.AB.R.B.P.A.B. hits—O'Nell Umpire—BoKglano. the solemnity of the surround­ pivlitttblo bnt Innocuous desuetude, at wbicb liii bases—W&co 4, Houston laughs despite artistic spirit rebels. And so_ he has resigned, with the _ ISIS « i*!.! I ? ? ! S NOTK—There were only two games played ings. Intention of .wiiumiug iu other w,>t,rs.. Belle iss a o'Nei,o'Neii, u.. .3 02200 0 Works.ors. If.. . .4. 222100. bouo'leVlftV—Juyceo — and laaacson. Buses In the fex»s League on this day. . . capital singer and a clever aclor. He will not be Teheau, cf.5 0010 oUtienzle, cf..4 01110 on balls— Off McNabh 4. Struck out— By nic- / fX^f vvnlon Curiosity was centred in the Potter-Bellow looking long for such an engagement as he la en- Klls'h, rf-lb4 00400 OJWentz.0| Wentz. 2b. 4 0 111 1 . Nabbglano.' 9, Welkatt 2. Time— 1:16. Umpire— Bog- Uames Plnyed April 23 . /f, ' vvniv.ii 0043- 0-•-— O'Rouri • . C4 o i R o r production of "Cleopatra" at the Chestnut Street tided to Rose, 2b....4 ___ Huchan,3b.4 0003 1 Levls. lb...3 10910 DALLAS, April IS.-Austln forfeited the game HOUSTON, April 26.—Gillesple, Waco's new Opera House. The production was a peculiar T4 • ... .. ~—T j 11. » ir- Ohoqu't.te,c4 0188 2 O'Nell, rf...4 00100 pitcher, did well to-day, but still Houston *]?eclacular treat, but a dramatic b;irle8<;ne, neither It is now authoritatively announced that Misa Derrick,p..4 1 I 0 11.. Behne,- . p.. 3 1 2 2 to-day: .•won: ____ Mr. Uellew or Mrs. Putter beiug capable enough for Fanny Davenport and Melbourne McDowell, who is ' — A A.K it .r A. a 3 9 24 20 Total ... 31 \6 8_ 27 17 4 •PA HOUSTON. AB.K.B.i'.A.B.pVACO..._., _. _ _. AB.K.B P.A.«. their rolfp, and their greatest efforts drew laughter' now and has been for some time the leading mao In Total.... 37______0 M" -er •S 4 1 0 3 0 Donthett, 111 1 0 oflllVUiford.ctS 22601 rather than npi'Iftuse. The scenes aod costume diepluy her tra?eling comj any, will shortly be joined together -\^ac(> ...... 0~0 1 0~"__~ 0~(f 2 0 0 Mussey, 0 0 1 1 0 Joyce, 3D..5 0 1 2 3*0 rebeau. ss 5 0 1 1 7 2_"_.A/)_ C^/ veru magnifies nt. The support was very bad. in tUe holy bonds of matrimony. McDonell has been Galvi-ston !!!!'...... ! 1310000 •—6 8 0 0 Con'or, lb P< 1 2 7 1 3 Sunday, cf 5 0 " o 3 is o i ignt s sy —is used by with Mi.'s Dtivenport for two or three years, Roing into Earned runs—Galveston 3, Waco 1. Two- 6 3 0 Truby. 2b~.4 0 2 4 3 1 Teeples, ss 5 2 O'Xell, It..5 0 0 2 0 Ryan.cf.lb.4 1 2 1 0 0 rf. .5 20 is too big for her company when she was playing "Fedora." He base lilts— PrtttlfOlCt and Woi'Ka. I'aaBed ball- froth's,rf-p4 1 1 1 i (1 Ucc'los'y.rfl 1 (ones, Scorers and Base Ball Re- The magnificent part of Antony attracted her favorable notice, and wa? Krailuolly ad- (JDoquette. Strucfe out—Derrick 10, Behue 6. Welch, c.. 3 0 0 6 2 0 Tohiaa. lf...S 1 1 S 0 0 Isaacson,, Ib5 1 Rose,, 2b...... 5 2 2 . r ,-. i-ra U 0 0 5Ir. Belljw. H« looks well and posss well, though he vanced until he was given the part of Luri-i I*punojF. xiuie—1:45. Umpire—Devlnnle. Keir.ai.le. 6s4 1 2 0 4 3 Andrew 5. 2 1 We'art.c.SbS 12140 C'hoquet'e,c4 1 0 1 2 1 : it 111 Seven S1ZCS, trOlll the poses too much; tut bo fails to express the tragic dig­ Downs, 3b 4 0 1 1 0 0 Unane. C. ..2 1 0 5 1 0 Fla'rtv,c,2h5 0 Bucban, Sb.6 0 01. . ' In "f.a Tosca," when it was first ircduc.ed at the DALLAS, April 16.—The poor fteldtngt Of the Kiltie,! ..4 1 0 0 8 o nity of the character, ami his affected and monotonous Broadway Theatre, he played Ihe ortMt, nud after- home team lost tue game to-day: M'Cl'y, P-r«_l _1 0 0 1 «asren'. p ..5 0 V J _° large club size, from iQcts. delivery is very wearisonse. It is uiily iu actiou, us iu wards Scarp ia. Mr. »nd Mrs. McDowell will spend the f^fYJ^——^VJ",————— ——~"—————'————— "~ ~4 Rogers, C..J 0 AB.R.B.P.A.K. HOUSTON. AB.K.B.P.A.B. 21) U Total SI 8 9 21 17 ~4 Total....W his well managed dentti see DO, that his technical Eumnier at C'aMon, Pa. Total 32 9 10______4 7 27 w 8 ssing US) for information on training stands him in good stead. Karter.cf... 5112 0 0 Douthett. If6 2 i 2 0 jKfl'M...... •••••••••» °, 2040 Total..,. W ( F.>xarly, lf.4 1 1 2 0 0 Joyce, 3b..O 1 0 4 1 04-10 J-8i Austin ...... 8 0 0 0—6 Manager Fleishnwn has issued circular Kortn'er, 2h5 ' " 330 Sunday, cf 6 1 2 2 0 o Houston...... 0 Oil 0—4 Mrs. Potter's Cleopatra is astonishingly bad. doscri;tlve of bia now theatre in the courae of erection Crothers, rt5 0 0 I 0 Sherry, 2b 6 1 1 2 Time—1:35. Earned runs—Dallas 6, Austin 3. W*co...... 0 Oil 000 She would he quite incapable of expressing any con­ at Fairmouot «veuuo and Broad street. The front ^ eicli, c_ . .4 2 * 1 Isaacson, 11)5 1 1 8 Bases on bull?—Dallas 4, Austin 5. Struck out Earned rune-Houston 8, Waco 2. Two ception of the character if she had one, EM apparently IFO —By Kittle 4, Crotners 4.' Three-""" base page contains a 8ne pict ire of the new h mae as it ia to ,. . aAp'I s '4 1 2 2 6 J McClos'y.nS 2 0 1 bases—Bailer 3, base hits—Isaacson and Ellsworth. ehe has not, except that Cleopatra was a bad woman, be, and a finer one of its energetic proprietor and i^se p ' 41007 hlt-Kodemaher. Stolen Tbreo base hit—Peoples. Stolen bases and that her liiodol 13 therefore to be tought among I Flaherty, c.S 3 0 4 Daniels, Uodemaker, Reinasle, McUusky 2, Catching Cloves manager. ______Melg'h'yVsb4 0112 7 Gageu, "p...5 31081 —Douthett 2, Joyce, SunUay, Peeples 2, tbe women ot the street. Some of her scenes were O'Connor 2, Kittle. Umpire—Me Laugblm. McCloskey 2, Isaacson. Weikart 2, Flaherty. played as an io&ine virago, and o'.hers gaye tho Idea Footllifht Flickerlnss. Total....39 6 9241818 Total.... 46 16 72713 4 Gagen, Pettllord 2, Choquette, Bucbau, Gllles- of burlesque; iu all, her reading was prepos'erous, her Adelaide Moore is preparing for her American tonr. DaUnsT...... 0 002000 u~3— £ tiames Played April 19. pie. Bases on balls—Off "Bagen 1 Gillesple fi. emphatic misplaced, her at'Hu.Jee aggressively uwk- tails—Cboquette 2. Struck; out—By wuril, and the whole exhibition oue of brazen Umpire—Devlnney. Tlnqe—*:00. effrontery. April 25.—The first, gamejif the sea- een the Austin and Fort Worth Tho Carletoh Opera Company has made a •as played this evening. Tbe latter'n great succent at the Gran-1 Opera House iu ita elaborate catcher got struck in the stomach and had to and attractive revival n." Tho ioipresaiou jly In tbe action, when Frost was made on tlie np-io\rn nuditmcts by Mr. Curletm and I substituted In his place: ' his excellent organization is so strong that "Nanoii" with rheumatism. FORT WOBTH, April 15.—The visitors lost Tobias, Tf. .4 s o i o o Cboiinette,cs o no will remain the attrac'ion tliruughoat tho week. It Geor^le Drcw-Barrjmore has tinned wlih W. gain to-Uay. , Andrews, rf4 3 0 0 (i[Hosc.2b S 1012 0 T,AUSTIN. AB B.B.T.A.E. 1"T W TH. AB.R.B.P. A .B ia unquestionably the mo^t complete aud brilliant pro­ • Duaue, C..4 " Uuchan, 3b 3 1101 u Maurer. 8S..6 0038 3 Welch, 2b..5 1 1 0 S 0 ft hall ia easily: Crane for cest seanun. FT WORTHAB.K.ll.F.A.K.tAUSiTIH. AB R.B.P. A iT f e<%lt"n ""I 0 l"l 1 S Derrick, p.. 3 0 0 l I HI duction of comic o^era given iu Philadelphia this sea­ Sh a 1 1 5 « ,k SCOtt, P.....4 u il I o Connor,lb..5 207 0 0 Hill, 3h.... 4 1 1 2 N. C. Gooilwin will ba ncder the miinagsment of rv.,nunrrogan.rl'.. <•: .4i 1I 1 O n 1 Mussey,MII.S^V Sb 4 1 1 3 3 if ______Ryan, cf... .5 3 3 2 0 OKJrogan, cf 5 0 0 400 injury. son, aiid Tor Knster week cannot fail to draw crowded James C. Duff next season. Darrow, lb.4 0 0 11 1 0 lb.4 0 2 14 0 0- «rvitol « 10 7 11 15 6 Total ..28 6 7 21 Ifi 2 audiences at the Grand Opera House, Connor,Kltllo rf 1 1 1 ') n , Total.... JP 1" ' ^' " °——xut»i.... ——^_^_ __——— Truby, 2h ,.R 2 1 5 3 3 Darrow, Ih.S 0 214 0 0 Negotiations are pernlm; for the appearance of Rob- Welch,>V etch, 21). .3.i 00400441 Kittle, rf....4 1 201- 00 I 0 1—» .Tobias. If...6 03101 McVey. If 5,i 1201 ..Trilby', 2b.".4 124 4 2 -Waco ...... ••• — ••••••* 0000 U.S. FOR ADDITIONAL 20c FOR POSTAGE irtMcW.da.sfl.pinAnstrali.,. Hliu'sb I.'.':* tilt SiOlUllBose, 88.4 0012 1 . Austin...... Austin...... "•.•••••••••••••-;JJ ...... ' 0'.; J _r_'1 4 K0-10O " ' Mussey.3b..5V,T ,1 „'_:;.,'re 00320i i S n i Lemons, rf 4 o There are few more tuneful operas than the ill 11, M.....3 0112 0 Ullbose,ss.4 00121 Raflerty,ss5 1 1 331 Profcfislonol Catchers! cver-poj.iilar "Jumon,'' and the famous XsHon waltz LooUo UonUsuo will shortly return to America. McVey, lf..4 2230 OITobias. U..4 0 0 0 0 o' Earned ruus-Waco 1, Austin 8. Two base Amlreiis rf.5 1 1 0 0 1 Mallory, p.S 1 1 1 9 0 She lias bad enough of Europe. Kafferty,.ss.4 1016 1 Animond,cf4 00001 hits—Connor, Andrews. Stolen bases—Austin '.§"'!• cn "| ! i ? » J It is n glove that bail players have lonpr'needed. I is encomt several times a! evi-ry performance. Sir. Vike, o.. .3 0073 oiAn.lrews, c4 0 o 5 4 1, 7 Waco fi Struck out-By Scott 7, Derrick 9. , *«tle, p...5 _• J _1 _2 J Frost, C.....5 1 1200 o all biv«c ball^playei'a a^> t ie best glove in the market. Caileton, who is in remarkably fine voice this season, Clay M. Greene lias written a new play of New Eng- { ^ as,eci bulls—Waco 2, Austin 2. Wild pi tell-- Total.... 46 10 13 27 11 10 and Ltie priiiciptl artitts ol his company have quickly land life called "Blackberry Farm." LLemons,'el p.S 0 0 J) J 1 McOor'k, pj ^0 JO J) J j ; p Total.....42 6 9 27 16 4 g^;,, to muffi a bau and mj hands are always in Rood established themseirea in high Javc«r with the v^'rons Mr?. Potter haa bouglit a farm on Long Island, but Total.... 32 45 5 27 22 4 Austin ."..."...... "....~V.".".".i"..0 0032212 Total... .36 3 1 v u ~9 ^ij.Eirmg was the only game played In the Fort Worth...... 0 0022000 n_ c arkct for ease and durability, nnd I would recommend of tuo Gr.'.ud Opera HonfO. Lanra Clement's pretty ft will not be known as 1'ottor's Field. AVfitin———————ustin ...... ,0 _ __ 003000 o Texas League on this day. . 0 f a . 'tnred.—E. L. THAVER, Bajfaln Base Hall Clnb. and piquant rendering of the p«rt of -Vaijori is greatly Lillian LPWIS is engajriug ber company fir her forth pirt Worth...... 0 120000 Earned runs—Austin 6. Fort Worth 3. Two hem_ ..-j.. superior „.„_,..,,. to anv in -.„.„„,„the market. fl(lM I Jiallhave chllt piveu'them - admired, and the higbly effttoiive perforuiauces of -—— / (T •' 7 coming production ot "As In a Looking G!»89. Earned runs—Austin 1, Fort Worth 1. TWO- Games Played April 20 :turedand would, i-ecommeod Alice Vincent, Clur.i Wisdom, Uise Baudet, Chas. H. MIS. Dixej dei.iea, with proper emphasis, Hie alisnrd base hits—Truby aud Connor. Struck out—By K. Murray and Chaa. I'ais are Drew, J. C. Tiulor, J. story that she his sued her husband fordiv^rco. MeCoimlch 6, Lemons 3. First on balls— Utt NOTE.—Tbere were no games played In the plays—Truby«-....-_ and Connor; R&flerty and eiitbueiiiitically received. JimfsOwenO'Coi.nor, New York's cr.-at tragedian. McCormick 3. Tim(j-2:15. Umplre-Mahoney. Texas League on this day. Darrow. Bases on halls—Off Mallory 1, Kit­ f,n co «!» r*i->ir-acrr\ out—Mallory 3, KlttVe.2. Pass­ CO., 53 St., Chicago. preparations for an extended tour next tle 1. StrucS oe St.. Chicago. Mr. Carleton has unquestionably the strongest Games flawed April 16. Onmes PlHjre«l April 31. ed ball—Land. chorus heard hcr« in comic opera and many of the DALLAS, April lb.—Austin was beaten easily DALLAS, April 21.—Although the visitors GALVESTON, April 2B.—The Dallas boys choral memhera of ' Nanon" have been cncortd every Careful, sodate and deliberate examination convinces t na Jumped on to Curry to-day and Jience our TT rri I evening. "J»iiuon" is magnificently mounted, the us tbst Miss Co^hlan'ps ore letter than either Mrs. m '"*?.- were out-batted they won to-das's contest: LJ _L i Laugtry's or Mrs. Potter's. AUSTIN AB.R.B.P.A.S.lDAI.LAS. AB.B.B.P, A.K. deteat: rich costumes of the Carlet -u Oi'era Company and the Maurer, cf..5 1100 l!Barno scenery by W. J, Fetters A Soiis PALLAS'. AB.TI.B.F.A. new and Bader, cf...5 3 2000 combining in s'-me reuiavkal-ly elfective stage pictoren. Jordan, rf 5 1 2 1 "JJunon," as pveseute-l by the t'arlotqu Oyeia Com­ Daniels, p..5 1 1 3 pany, should certainly bo heard by every lover of Foparty, If.5 3 1 2 comic opem. It will bo giren e^ery evening during Rodom'r. 2b5 0 2 the week and i.t tbo Saturday uiatiuee. For the fol­ Welch, c ..5 2 2 lowing week Ulr. Carleton promises a grand revival ot Barry, 3b...5 1 "The Quest's Lace Handkerchief." Retnagle, ssS 1 Flrle, lb....6 1 tlie manager of tho Wor.d's Advertising Co. In the revival of "Tho Queon's Lace Hand­ Baltimore. EallasTTTT...... 2 1 _ Totel ... .45 13 15 87 21 ______Club Annual, kerchief" at ihe Grand Opent House Mr. Carlo ton will Sarah Eernliardt opened at the Varieties Theatre, Austin...... 2 12 . _ nillas ...... 0 1 7 o *-13s'sof 1SS8 of tho National League, Cen'ral take the part of Cti-vantcs aud Mise Laura Clement that Paris, April 10, in "Lena," which Is a French ailapta- Earned runs—Dallas 1, Austin 1. Base on ffalveston Galvestoa...... 0 0 0 3— 8 outhern and Texas League^, New England of Irtnc. The sale uf seats f.»r "Tbe Queen's Lace tion of-As In a Looking Glass.'' Tho piece was a balls—Dallas 2, Austin 2. Struck out—Kittle 7, r.ases on balls—Off Daniels 5. Struct out— Enraed runs— Dallas 7, Galvestoa 2. Bases erases of (he Ameri can College League Inter- FaiidkiTchlef" will ba op<'D6!.ru;>i!ay,cf..4 00102 0 10 0 0 the ninth inning won «o-day's contest for offer to tHke "The KallofD.bylr.ii," to London at the "pbeall' cf"« 0 I'eeptes, ss 4 0 0 0 S never fail to awaken entuuaia<-m. Miss Kate Byron, 2 1 1 Kogeri,, C...4... 1 1 5 Isaacson, lb» 0 0 IS 1 0 McVey, It 4 2 2 2 0 0 Houston: cl'jfle of the sumnifr season at Forepangh's Park, but Etls'ort'h rl4 1 0 0 - f-herry,' ' 2b..3- - 000- - 0 0 Lemons, rt 4 02400 a haud«oiue woman and an accomplished actress, Mc-OI'key.rl* 111 AB.B.B.P.A.F,. HOUSTON. AB.: ehares the honors with the star. ''Tho Inside TrAck'' wai already making preijvatlons Jo produce tbe creftt Ro.=e, 2b.'...4 0 0 4 liPeep-.es, 88 4 0 0 3 2 Weikart, 2b4 1 1 I 6 0 Frost, u... 4 0 1 9 0 0 WACO ., Publishers, Pettiford, cf4 1 1 . 0 0 Donthett. If4 . . - _ - haa been making a big succor everywhere it has been Biblical spectocnlnr drama in Havana text winfer. Ktichan, 3b.2 1 1 0 0 3 Isaacson, Ih2 1 1 12 0 Flaberty,c.4 003 1 llRatterty, 884 0 0 0 4 0 McClos'y,rf4 1 1 1 0 (I 1 0 0 2 1'ebean. ss 4 1 2 5 O.Ioyre. 3b .tM 1 1 0 OQO St., eeen this season, as will he be(-n from tbe following Marion Manola, fie prima donna of the McCaull f."J- ."• ••• -J 1 6 : Ganen, p...4 0 1 0 2 0 Shell, p....4 El'swortb,rf4 0 0 B 1 0 Sunday, of. .4 00100 suit for divorci from her hus­ c 'NaoD ' p 1 2 12 Weikart, p.S 0 0 2 11 0 notice uf its recent performauce at the Uowaid in 0|)era Co., lias legun Total ... 36 8 27 11 O'Nfil, If. .4 1 1 500 Rose!-. <: .4 0 2 3 0 0 Bottjn: band, who is known on tbe stage as Cpirl Irviuf?. Ilia Total ...36 4 6 2-1 18 Jones, ;-t...4 Oil 0 0 IVepIcs, ss.* 03140 Total.... M t turn 7 Tot»l....S3 4 ~ ~ U U u II 0 0 u U-4 real name is MouM. The grounds of tlie tuit Hre tho.7 e Houston...I1DU9LM11 . . ...t. ...••••••••••••-- - » .. hose, 2b....4 015 1 II McCI'kcy.rf*.. _ 004 01001 1 0 0-7 ho'uette,cS 0063 0 Isiacsnn. Ibi. 1 2 112 Inside usiialty employed in divorce cctions inXewYork State. Fort Worth...... 1 11030 "Mr. F. A. Scudtnore'a play, 'The n 0 1 1 1 0 0 oa Fort Worth 5. Two- Buclian, 3bS 0232 0 Sherry, 2b..l 0 * 3 Track' was prtseiitt-d at this tlu-ane last rveuiuu by The name of the co-rtspondent is not revea'ed. _Earned" "ran- Waco" "l. Three- base hit-_ Runs earned—Houston 4, Derrick, p..3 0000 0 Weikart, p.S 0 1 3 greatly Improved, Sir. Oliver By ton and hia company. 'The Inside Miss Kate Foisytb, now In "A Gold Mine" Co., at McNabb" Double' "play—Rose>"an'd OUTehe'au.' base hlts-^Gagen, Crogan, Lemons. Three- Truck' is undoubtedly well known to the iBtrons of the Fifih Avenue Theatre, New York City, has s^-; Base on balls—MdNabb 3. Weikart 3. Passed base blts-McOloekey and Crogan. Stolen Total... 33 3 S 27 12 0 Total .35 4 R 27 11 3 £ §' tV.e Howard, and is a great favorite, always met-tidg cured from lUmeny Morris ihe English rights to his balls—Elift ] Rogers 1 Stnjok out—Bv Me- bases—Douthett 2, Joyce Rogers 2, Weikart 2, Houston...... U 00002 with 8i:c:cs« in th>a city. The play, it Mill bs remeui- play. "The TU.HSS." It is Ui» Fonytirs attention to Nabo 7, Weikart4. Tlme-1:50. Utnplre-Boggla- Gagen, Welch 2. Hill, McVey 2, t rest. Fnvt on Waco ...... 0 02000 bereii, ii a melodritnm full of thrilling iuct'lcnts, and proil'ico tbe pi iy in London at an early d.te. Mrs. no balls—Off Gageu 1, Stiell 9. Passed balls—Frost ETCHED BASE BALLS. in which are represented about equal proportions cf Irabelir&.e, tl.e echooinia'am of "A Miduixlit Bell," FORT WoKTn, April 16.—The visitors were 2. Wild pitch—Snell. Time—1:15. Umpire- 1 Single Ball, Expr'^Vftid r.oveity, crime, broad humor, pathos aua struifgliog wilt till Mis ForsytU'a place in "A Gold Mine" next easily defeated to-day: —Isaacson. Stolen hases—DouthoUjJoyce 2, ioa Ball [ hy mnil. which latter eUnient, in the end, overcome^ , April 21.— Auatln came out victorious virtue, FT WOB'HAB.B.B P.A.K [GAL'TOK AE.B.B.P A.K. Peoples 2, Isaacson, Pettiford 2, Tebtau, Cho- tho villainy of the play aft--r the moat approved When Uncle John Bobiraon, the retprun circns M'elcli, vb 5 1 141 OJUodar, 3b..4 0003 0 to-day: i|ue.tte. Double play— Peeplcs, Sherry and . fashion. Mr. Byr^n Is a!sj a favorite in Boston, and maimatrr,-•• fir=t saw "Tbe Fall of liabylou,"- - be stood Hill,— ---,--,....-_. ilb...'!$ 1 124 OlPlvnn, SS...4 0002 All B.B.P.A.B. I WACO AB.B.B.P.A.B. I'aacsoii. Bases on balls—Off Derrick 5, off his annual visit hero is looked forward to ftjhitst and observed:— "So >ou pot tbis ehoxv out of<'royran, cf.4 0 0 OJWorks, If.. S 00100 Maurer,' ss.4 1 'o 0 1 2:F,l!sworth,rf4 0 with a gie:it deal of pleasure. Last night, the Bible? I never wonM bave believed it if I hudn't Darrow, Ih 4 22 I'Klenzle, cf.4 0231 Mussey', Sb.4 001 0 Tettlford, cf4 0 ai Harry D<'nbstjhf Mr. Byivn was received seen it mv«elf. To think of it! There we are devotlnfr JJ<:Vi;y lf..4 0 0 Oi Wenlz, 2h..4 0025 0 8 2 o/reb«au.ss..4,.. 0 w.th a vociferous wchoine and called before tlio ourlivMtoihe Showl.u.in™,lmutiiig to tho ends of '?ale; rf ••••! [ ' .p|0'»ourke.c3 1051? ^^i,^ 1 020 o JC.MS. lb 4 HLevis. lb,..3rf"« 0 1 15 0 0 "mby, 2b..4 0273 0 O'Neil, If..4 mrtain several tinus, Mi« Kate Byron its Jerry the earth for attraction!., wl.en a set of me,, with »o. |j™|''pO --J Olloo T,',hi»s. li'.'.'.i 0210 o!(.ho'ueite,c4 0 Ti'wldle, the r«g merchant, received the eymyatdy of Zw'n^;;i^dtueliiule andi°imja -«»'«HKiff^."i« j _o_»8. jcur^jj j_j _? j iSi'sii 0° ? i ? ^BS^M G-ti £*.:«.•£»< m. too Ihe andit-nre, and prontpflv responded to calis before r'aud c ' 4 0 1 « 3 (I.Bucban, 3b4 0123 T\ CLIIDf 5 m 233 N- EIGHTH ST., tho curt.iin. 31 r. Harry B. Hudson, who retains Hie Mr. Oils Skinner and his brother, Mr. Cbarles Ml- JTotal _M .5 1 ^J «»I-»T.<)<|H-*». W-i'4.»-» 3 scott' o""4 0002 0 Derrick, p..4 000 7 & Cy., PHILADELPHIA, PA. gave satisfaction in J . U. brilDL part of Xatiiuel &lndet tho viila:», Skinner, a Brooklyn j'jurnali?t, has writ en a melo-J Fort Worth...... 0 u 0 1 3 0 0 1T.!=5 Kittle, P.'.'.'.4 _0 _1J_»__! 5Ii?s Lisle Leigh, as Vt-miie Fust^r. (ho Total....3« 1 430 17 Manufacturers (exclusively) of SSurie liatl Goods. lhat capticitv. drann entitled ''The Ited Sipnul," and will jiroduce it Galvestou ....."...... '...0 000001 0 0 SKM) K'li P:Ml'K LIST. betrothed of Jlm-t-tj Denbigh, is rety timrniing, siicceds- at tlie Grand Opera Hous?, Cliicng), May G. Tbe ec<-ne Kuns earned—Fort Worth 4. Base OD balls—" n~' Total. ...40 3 7 90 21 2 full.v carrying oi.t her part. The olLer parts are of the play is la-d in Pitmbmg. aud itic tciinu i> ill us- Shell 2, Carry 3. Struck out—By Shell 8, Curry 4. Austin...... 0 ooooiooo 2—3 creditably susUined." tratite of the cont'-st l>etween labor nnpl" capitalj Two base hits—Darrow, Kleuale 2, and Levis Waco ...... 10000000 0-1 Among those engaged for the production are SImsts] Double play—Kienzle and O'Rourke. Passed Earned run—Austin Two base hlts-Trnby The next attraction at the National will be GilbertSprague andaud Ilollainl,Helen Bancroft. of Daly'a Co., aud Mr. George balls—O'Ronrke" ...... 3, Frost - 1 V\-... lid pitches—- o stolen bases—Jones and Maurer. DoVtble the popular actre^, Mme. Neuville, and her SOD, Au- Curry 1,, Shell 2.. Stolen bases—Hill,, Darrow, I play—Andrews and Truby. Bases on nails— ^ustin, iu tho sensational lueloJrania ''The Boy O'Nell. Umpire—Devlnney. Time—1:65. Connor, Marer, Pettltford, Buchan. Struck Tramp." PLEASURE AHEAD. out—By Scott 1, Kittle 6. Derrick 3. Passed i Flayed April 17. balls—Choquette 3, Land 7. Time—1:30. Um­ J, W. MANSFIELD, Tlio?e sterling comedian!", Mr. and Mrs. TT. J. Forepaugh's Great Circus to Open Here ont DALLAS, April 17.—The visitors lost by poor pire—Boggano.^ ^ ( Monday. fielding to-day: 3.423. na:3rsc3-i3 Uamcs Flayed April 23. i ca, The fragrant odor of eaw.lust, acre? of gleam- DALLAS AB.B.B.P A.B [AUSTIN. .._.AB B B P.A B. GALTBSTON, April 22.—Waco and the home AND PKICES.-SA ing white canvas and the busy hum of prepara- Bader, If...5 2 1 7 0 o|IVtaurer, ss.,5 1 0161 team played a tie game toU afternoon: FOB SAMl'IiKS thorpe Priory. A young luily of humble linenge is I I I 2 2 Connor' lli't 1 0122 tion are the distinctive features of Forepaugh'a £odem!'r 2b5 ...... - - 1 11 2 GAL'STON.AB B.B.P.A B iTVACO AB.U.B.P.A E. about to marry tbo lit-ir o! th» liouse. After nrrivinff Park, at the intersection of Broad and Dauphin Welch, c s5 i" 2" 6" "1 II Truby,~ " •--2b..6 - 105- 2 1 Godar, 3h. 3 0013 0;Fettiford, cf6 24 o l there she iu charged with the theft of "Il*>art of streets, and they tell more plainly than the ^>™'1'1"3>I[f's 0 0 OjKyan, cf ...4 123 0 0 Ki^nzie. cf 5 1 2 1 0 IjTebeau, ss.5 00 Hearts," a celebiattd ruby belonging to tbe family. 020 olTobias, if..5 230 0 0 Works, If. ..6 1221 OlEtlsworth rf4 12 . Tli«? jewel has bet-n «elit to London to be testt in a gaudy posters that adorn the fence tbat Adam Hel'ii'scle."..^ 2 1 1 4;Diehle, rf .4 0 0 1 0 II Wentz, 2n..f 2263 _,___ bb. p.4. 2 1 bra'.eh t. It i-» retii'ned by special me^onger aiu! re­ Foi-epaugh will be ready on Monday next to Downs,3b..4 1013 Andrews, c.4 0 2 4 3 1 Flynn, ss. .4 1 5 0 3 t\ion?a, lb. .4 01900 No. 137 North Eighth Street, Phila., Pa l " ' Scott, p.....4 0 1150 OU!ourke,, c4 1171 If..4. 0 ceive* by flat-oil, the young heir. He leaves it tx- throw ojien to the public his exhibition, which Mc(Jlu'y,p^6 2 p;tsed OD a t«blc. Daniel Robins, an ex-colivict, Belme.lb. ..<.. 9 013 0 0 Rose,, 2b...... 4. 0 0 3 Sole Agent for the MASON BALL, which has been officially adopted he confidently asserts is the grandest of the Total.... 43 11 13 27 12 10 Total.... 40 7 8 27 19_ 7 O'Neil rf .4 0 0 0 0 0: Hnehan, 3b.4 1 1 1 0 wbo 10 (be father of Ilie heruiuc, deairirit; to see his Cnrry, p ...40008 0;Eliff, C...... 4 0 0 0 0 daughter Lucy, eutt-ni the loom ly etialth and dis­ many grand shows tliat have done credit to his I/alias 1003 0 2^2 F 0-11 or the season of 1889 by the covers t!io stuiie. He leaves wild "The Heart of name and brought money to his pocket. Austin. ... 0 0 3 (I 1 1 u 1- 7 Total ....33 ~6 10 30 18 ll Total.. ..58 8 10 30 li 3 Wild pitches—Scott 2, McCluskyl. Base on Hearts," but not before be ha>* had au interview with For those who love the old familiar ring he GaIveBton...rr...... l) 10000030 2-6 hie daughter. The IO-B of (he jewel U discorered. hasas engagedengage many ofo thee brightestrges stars,a« ofoe the oycotssed-us Waco ...... 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 2-6 Lucy is accmed. Ag*iii rlie is visited by ihe thief, who arena. Among them arc the fcpanidh beauty, Two-base hits— Welch and Connor. Umpire— Enrnedruns — Ualve>ton 8, Waco 2. Bases it returns to her tbo rnby. Tt is fonnd o.n her pt-rson. on balls— Curry 2, McNabo 2. stincft out— Dar.iel. tbe ftther an I tx-Cjiivict, i* arrvdted oa the Jllie. Sivado, a famous rider; Julia Lowande,: McLaugtilln. Onrry 7, M$K«bb 7. Two base lilts— Works, it ground* Inter on, antl tli-j lintury of the''th*:ft is niaile the bright American barcbuck rider; Orrin IIol- FOBI WORTH, AprlllT.— Through the errors '^ McKabb, Buchan. Home run— AIX AMATEUR LEAGUES OF THE CITY. clear. Harold f >rRires tho fhther of bis future wife, lis, champion of the world of riders; the three e home team lost to-day______; _ len bases Klenzle. Wentz, Flynn, i.ND and BO tbe p'ay f u*Is. Eugene?, French gymnasts and manv others. ^ 1^'T,Hh--Vl -,"-S'^\ Bn ? Ai'^T*iid Jeciiil priui of Adam Forepaujjh, Jr, |Ji!ijle>'rf8e "i n i l n oi-mlon...... <• < 0 u 8 l) 0 who has bevn working with ll.ein all wnttr. Aiuou,5 {.*m,, U8 P 'J \ J J 6 0 - - '--C " ' 4 AB i.P abuLdnnt opiorluuitiea tu display her taleiitaasa I-Cv!s. lb. ..4 0 0 12 0 0 Mnurer. »» 4 0 0 0 3 lluder. ci.,.4 2 1 1 I 0 —A GREAT SUCCESS!— couiodjvnne. them are two dogs that seem to thoroughly enjoy Frost, It' .400302 Behne, p...4 0 0 1 9 0 Mussey,Sb..4 0022 Jordan, rf..4 00100 GRIFF'S tarnitiK somersault--, and a pugilistic elephant. Tike, c...!.3 00400 O'Neil,rf...3 0 0 0<0 1 Couuor.p...4 1135 Fot-arty, 11.4 n 0 0 0 I Spalding's Base Ball Tourists' A uew feature vriil be f-iunl Ibis setsjn in a series — — — — — — Ilyan.ef ju!_l 1 2 1 0|Bo itijlude a reprofculatiou <;f tbo memoralile battle Fort WorvhT...... 3 0 0 1 j 0 0 i) o_^ " Welch, c.. 4 1 3 I S'Around the World" Grand March. lered by tho ihoiuattd, conies to the Walnut tho week 00030000—7 Barry. 3b.. 4 0 0 Hest Kinif/arnn T,. Jf. Sltof - - - $.1.0O of April 29 in a thoroughly revised and greatly im­ on tlie I.ittlo Bie Horn river, in which Gi-'iien.! Cuater Galveston...... 4 i 2 J J Jiusio Composed by FHED BAKER. aud moil of his sjldiers were butchered. Iu this repre-< Earned runs—Fort Worth 1, Galveston 1. lltiuagle, 681 21 20 16 0 0 °P'fs mailed [post paid UIPOU receipt of 50 Cents. Hest fri'ftin Ciiif'. Jlutst't or Mark - 4.5O proved version of her musical furoe-comeily, "5tai- Cuitt}>l?tv U'itti Toe and Heel J'lales. llpht," io wliith Itprsnccess Ihirt ecaeon lias been far sentatioo oT^r 2UO men are used, including soldiers,. Base on balls—Fort Worth 3, Galveston 1. — — — _ — _ Address, _ greater ihau evtr before. Kew foi-gB, daiicen atidbusi- —EYF.RY r.-llli GCAHAXTEED— netw ccn.l'ine to muke up an enttrtaiurueut of tbe Boner & Co., SEND FOB CATALOGUE. moot amusing and attractive description. ublishers, Sreet, Philadelphia. GRAFF SPORTING SHOES, For the otfccr local theatres tbe following an- ... . Time— 281 COURT ST. BROOKLYN N. Y. nonticeniioiiHare rn:ifle:—Acaderi.y of Music, American intically Lccnrate in every detail. WACO, Aplll 17.—The home team won to- ,VVhiich is guaraiueea Opera Coin] any in ie;'ertory. Arch 8troi-t Theatre, Broad stroyt will on Monday morning bo converted (Jay: HIB- John Drew in "f he Sc!iu»l for $canrfaJ." Chest­ Into a moving r.anorania of richly c'*|ariBoned ""' — ——— "———————— ~'~ ———————— nut Sfoci Opera House, Lydi.i Thompson's Bnrlraqne WACO AB.H.B.P.A.K HOUSTON. AB.K.B.P.A.Jt. absolutely fast,and n;r.lf«. gorge uisly det-or»t-.'d chariots and vai>s, acco-n- jjlls-wo'h rt5 1 3 4 0 0 Douthett, 11'4 3 2 0 0 0 Company. Chestnut S'reet Theatre, "Eroiinto" stud jmuie i l.> several Lands uf iniisic, wh'c!i will com- pfc uilord!cffi 2141 0 Joyce. 3h...4 2 0 2 1 t free from any poi­ "Natijy. 1* ("'Hrnt'nws'p, minscrt] enterfainment. Con- iiience at t> o'clock and p'ay all the way clown to Dick- Tebejtu, es.6 1012 1 Sunday, cf.n4 10210 Practical POULTRY BOOK. tineritil,'"I!ot«imaD lillud." Ootial. U-n-tuu Howard 10O pp.; beautiful colored platis iU30~n street, and tack ngain to tbe grounds. ~ Jones, lb. 5 0060 Rogers, C...4 02303 sonous matter. Cll«f 1'a.vingS ^H'1 iJe-srtiytions of all Atheiupum Coaipany.' Furepatieh'g, ' Three Yeara in Something of a n:,relty will b» found In the daily O'Nell. If..6 0108 breeds . liow to capotiixe ; pUuis fof a Man Tiap." Ht-rnuaTin's, "King (X>le II." Ken- P'jnl'.ry houses . about inc'tll»ntnr>4 ) fiii(£tjn,T. J. Fwnou iti "Help." Lyceum, "Peck's Send for a:jJ wLere In b'.iy Kffen and Fowl*. Bad Buy." fc'tundanl, Stanley Macy in "C. 0. D." Unsurpassable KEW WIKB-G&USE SiOHT. v Illustrated Catalc, Send for Catalogue of Sights and ftUilad for 15 C-entn. for AddroeS .Wfifl. LYMAPJ, Middl&ficid, Conn. ASSOCIATED FAWCIER&> The Jefferson-Florence combination will, ac­ Durability. •&t boutb Ub .Street, fhUadeipbia^ ra. cording t > IIr. Jefferson, present t.ut two plaje (luring its coining s*-iiHi-n, both old comedies. Colmran's "Tho that was to bave 1 eon married on Moll- Total.... 50 10 82717 3 Total ... 44 8 8 27 9 6 isssa HUYS a pair of TOUI.MIN'S GENV- I in couple ~ INK KANGAROO BASE KALLSIIOEi. Htjir at Law" wi | I.e^-n-jt a^ followt:— Dr. PatHjloss, Jo­ day, an