, 1876-09-03

b. noted thot g1MglW g'1s; tnlng, however, it ma3
mines take in,kw wrn ~ reon inese semprofessioua
dcfeatin H. to,,ns game, and at other timea
play. in he 1o,1 ~, pretty severely, theil
IS HIT NJ +ha; G1' WI oe tounu not so stead,
| rem, 1""-oeogeo professional breth
| r
The extraordinary career of tho g r,..
browns during last week has fully demone+ ~ al
Tue assertion SO often made CONCERNING th"n,
! lnat they were one Of the weakest ff ~ H.
| weakest, OF the League clubs unless Bradley
| Leu tnem. They have been playino R1on~ ~
Rc31nley Rrad1a c, ad Mack r: f., while Clapp and
rom Chicago straight to Philalclphia, and viii
ftJoln their Club when they omen tie norr:
games IN Brooklyn Tuesday. A dispatch to fhe
-Oen.oerat says that in the game against tie
Syracuse Stars the Browns made univ one hase
hl', aud that by McGcary in the first inning.
THE WHITES or lS77,
The Courier Journal has the following naro-
graph about Canadian bail: sThe Interest
taken in baseball in Canada is, in mauy places.
OF 5,N0 and t, 600 people have been seen several
tunes on the bull fields this season. In the con
test Tor the Dominion championship, the t.
culasen tluo, OF London, have obtained so
s1eat 1ean that even the accession OF Spence
' W .nel, o'u f1'ais the Maple Leafs, will lprdly
p1e'S.lt them ny'ns the pennant. Goldsmith,
tie New Haycns Is r"ns;dsraI ~ ed nnat iore1y oI
In fhA Hnninio6 HE y&i+u ;,~
and his nfayine rnrratfv Is G,od Wy n;t v.cs.afc
abIy he viii plar on tIe Chiragoc o<sotn.p p.oo on
son. He has already received good offers to
play With that team from Spalding." This
makes about the twentieth player that the
Various papers Of tdts country havc accused the
snc,lren rcat Scntt1 n ifa thjni .lt ~! 70
caoo 1v,n+s fhirtr 49,, =; ~ ~ ..:44n tn's ~,
RE first and most r1,nmnn a nre ~. 4o
ont in t;rrnl,t;oa ;s -, ~ p "fr ,t. ~ ~ p'es
will keep her whole team intact; tie next is
that only two nen are to leave Following
these come flock Of paragraphs asserting that
the following players are being negotiated for:
Goldsmith, Teculnsehs; Bradley, ST. Louis;
Watt, New Haycus; Flint, Indfanapolfs: Ger,
iIas, Iaiut, Lo11s'ae, nonu' nart1o5a; ferguson.
la la e'oiu, neL'een, naItloru, y olan, buckeyeB;
q ana SO on TO .he nun nunpef o. lnil5 score When
y, ls eona.uel:a s,. tAat luc management are Ill
@ sueli - .llnus, ato na'S ~ present thc pest
nlne IN the country, 1t would seem rather fool
any wholesale waY. Il is therefore snrocsteI
TO tie gentlemen who are continually making
W states tor Chicago, that they wait Until Sc1
rttary Young nutitcs them Of enparcments for
Chicago. You are ali wrong SO far.
Personal AND cryrpft
n.a .,.;,!aa @neof1L ~ n.1; ANu oEN ~ I"1L. a
D. ~ ~ a.1u s.'1aoSrus s VI
championship of the State and a purse of 81 COZ,
r,. c,,,,.- ,.,,,io. - a.. .n ..,
1ne Eetgper gluulples ~ tne saualt stlehoanee
in .ne ,;'' as.ein ne ~ aotoeaGes luz reouc
~ =! ane pAi>e " "><444s''on W ~ esh1s ~
fen1eo5'
The Sad Francisco Club has disbandcd and
gone home Its trip across the continent was
a financial failure Its record shows "a games
won and IL lost.
The only engagement announced by tho Sec
rotary OF the League this week is that Of Will
ians, who will play with the Ciacinnatis for the
rest Of tue season.
,at .e e1t ont ~ unpaluI.tcu @ ' nuuaIS
JGSes W snas sons e.ots @ neo .nen oascoan u
~ uu - = oeai ft tGs1d ,,i e4.ap "hsn ~ ouS
bled to observe eighteen lunztics quarrel over
base-ball''
1,,,. 1,,a,,.a,;e 1a.,..,., ,,..,, f,,..,~ 80 H.,
eannati, anu y'nny qa oon, o. ~ IhaEo, as @ tMo
Eonu ulupatGs .pf Aon. nun " enen nt'e oeen
"eal ieeslseu . tn,s yeat. Anot1er uple-poaleu
4ara ~ ,,n.na ~ ,v.,.ar @ ~ rSnc;r,at
"AAu 'Ae na'A1s ~ " "1AAei' ~ o''1e3n"1''
About 700 persons responded to invitations
lssueu ny l.'e contcse.ns ula'n VIZ. nhu usecn'acS
n1.es, alsa appeareu on a. s nn.ss otoThag 81 MSag
Eloullos sesleroa5 W see ;, eHG poatu y. A[nue @
anu pank REPRESENTATIVES "leiu Tue willow ~
was was e ~ thr 70 nie nn r. hone or
Ht, tnea, az a. - +1t1 @Io44 D@1Aets oA eAanao
oeofe' 20 10 L.
Bond has written q letter in which he With
draws his charges against Ferguson OF selling
games, saying he made the charges when hc was
hd ,Gs ~ ~ sr 8ue ~ ~ rne E1es.
,!, M ,rs+s - ~ @ un
81 e,aH auI n;a af st;inaastnr n,etca nrar ~:
eme soa P,see W. ,opII nrI,ss e of sar.
,,la ~ r. son+lo,5,, 1rnaI
vic 10 tne young scn'le1uan'-oo oo1'te'7'o"''ta1.
Last year tic Canadian Association adopted
rules BY which strikes we're allowed to be called
On every SECOND fair bail delivered, and balls to
be called on every second unfair ball sent in. |
This proved to give the hats'nen too much lati- |
tude, and increased the batting scores. At
unanimous vote, changed SO as to accord with |