, 1877-07-15

the I-ouisvil1rs disband. There Is so.sle !a..s
There il not much more reason for beliesin tnat
the LouiBvitles will disband than there WIS lass
year There isn't shadow s O. doubt M. ahnt more
will be sunk thia year-but the bncke!s los 1ni
Tor isl able to stand it. and there is no dspns1
knows. 4 cheap article OF prophecyis Tefy com.
1nuu, however, and it wfl cost nothtn; TO gntss ~.
that II tic LoulsrleC!ub disbands. 1t WIZ ~. ~
within three days of Aug 10 that such event WILL
take place -
a correspondent asks what catcher mas the pess
League estci,ers. a. no basis 70! other figures e.
st lie /. answered that Allisoa Of m the naints n't
5s ss si q sy IL fosae, ss s
chances accepted to chances offered to put Gut Gut
men is So. he otne5 catehsts follow 81 in ,';nt the
nassf shsi nan,ss snsa Aea snyde1 @ ~ Hnson Brown
10; Harbidgc, is; Clupp, rs; McFcy, .t9. r.
the matter Of ont rrown @ tse etnefs
eIssp fs!'sp 45 ''i An.es s:oS': iares;s;
rGe best 1'''se,; Ssesrd . of e. assists is made
BY Anson. who recorded an average Ct l's, ;,, 10
game. The others ars: Snyder: l1s; Ali1s91, o.
ciapp. os5 The smallest proportion Of errors to
game was made by Allison, who had an average
oio 30; The other 4i1 had; Snyder a. Ncvsy ns
2. Il Brown. 2. L.. In batting strength mcvey ~
away above all the rest, his record being tacc@!d
INK 10 Us 1o im ,h1a orcr Canp $40; Anson,
.:]0o; Brown. .225; Snyder. .202: tiaroidsc,
.173; Allison, .o69. The question OF who - tns &c
the best batter Snyder has nnae the feWest errors
to game, Brown has put out the most men 10 "a
cnuc Arson has Hhowu the best throwing anu
Allison has the best average fielding record.
A friend o, tho Chicago Club, who has consist
emily sworn at and los theIa ever s.ne9 ;n;asrcs
~ anc:,1lg v.nahte n being The inst doc
"n!su - ,;ti, ~ ar;stnncr Of tie club
@ Ion, "nt.',nt;nr its hc,ny-{or no players
ans' ,sta anueeu, ,i ,hn foiioxinr enring Here s
the sc circSIas: % '
ufFiSE CoEkksroSTrEn @ :. r,;, KnifS, HmIcIuo I1rt
- IA. Gtn :o4' AZ nrsn Of .i,izeps interested IN
liz formation and maintenance professional bas:,
bal! organization in chs $50 dnrnEhc yr1r 17u ne y,
tho lstlgs House On tt,c IL. Inst. ;. ". aanst ~, ~
tae Gt1 en- Eff rl9a % rn: ts ur:an.rd by liz sec-
" H. tmi5nu.;n. ni;r,s. J1eyicSt rOtirr Paulcr;
Iice. Itrsid<nfs II. l. Wrniwurth; Ltrn. ,Grn T. H.
sheridan, l"n 6. TAFT &. \ t.; i a. ~ EI'"rs; Is'
ix:1!:nl nsar.l q rSas; Ws;, w,rr H. q H. X: C. H.
Willie Will ch,:s:S iim-s iiiSEs 's'Eo +: Es"' & Z:
t;t.; 1;H. l. E. 8 " Ms%%,:n " T. Ii l. f. y : il
l. L., Robert Harris; g.; H. s 6 e {aa y: r. X s,runn:
y: T,+a:nrt. -; i,hy,H G.:r KecorIny src,rtary,
cuvIcs. Nse u.e Cu".".itre, " y Waller.
$. ". Tanner T. = Faun:loy. trcu Ero. ] MnlsnSw Ky
hrnnsr: ] ~ ."s n nn II, atbers lntsrcsie in
tns f. st Ss ~ Hnf s r IN c
.rsE c}nhs tttv,,:i,out tnc country. which shall tc
ne to hope VII, any & ~ o rI's ts baao
Da. u ta!s pIiu, ~ snn.mt nf xtock in the Club
nnirH Il II @ "aunentiv capc.:ted viii only pay
prortaoie inseslicni-wil te Issued t. each sin.
acrlucr Having been directsu W tHrrs ,aS IN, hn;n
y1q i e1 uf s na a. Gs f
fn''y Corresponding Secretary cn'casa nsse ali csb
eaf h;rra rysr PnIla MeAtce Wool
Mcycrle, Houes Treacy. Mar, King, Flynn, cuth,
Mr,' an,j Duuy. Cra,cr vas SOON expelled, and
s lsI, .as and leating lie Cincinnati Reds
The nnly tWo yaues they played theni- Their sue
cesses wrre chiefly viii this team; rinkham ?.
b. and Dufly, g. s a. tue inield
- MlSNEsorA MATTERS.
| c.-rto, rnrr,,rsna5nrc ~ The Tribune.
| G. p,r, inv - On saturday. the 7t}l, The
1 ps1 c,ns rcJnr1n,d fron their southern trip of
three @ we weck~' DURATION md, notwithstanding the
~ ~. @ 1n ;,,rv we're met at tht train by baud Of
On lne 1'aI ~, '".! ;!cc,raeI n most enthusiastic
rcernt;on by the b.se-ba public. The
history oi ~ tne sov.,' p, l,s, thc v;ctorics wcro
Vi inona, s one :Janesslle one Chicago (FalrbSnksl,
E,anssills Ens Msaps ;Mo lniaaanois @ t@
1sats MHse' a,i Memnhs two. I.br bows w.re
1i1 ,ro:i at.o nv IT,, unusual hcut Ut Evans
te9Ilo.s s1'r,at;s which together With The fact
Elle any Aen'p;s, M. ,,isanir rar;y in
tGal M s; aEes III a.ncnds for their failure 10 brin
r,oru hn]3a home tIcy made ttrtttY
, W. ~ 1aL;ana nnlis fnr ,nr the score Ii to Of
i u e @ w aat,.farrnrv The f'i,ar,p1on Cncasos III.
s.d ~ II. .sn,e tr,iu with the boys anti although
m r0ute to Minneapolis to play that day. were per
sn.Jcd ri acc.,t i place In the reception. and i
heessf4st with tha Reds The Whites has playe the
t.itnn.rs Of W,uoua tic previous ivy. winning BY
/ scnre ri i to u Uu the 9th they played the Min
nsapolis Browns geltns away M,ar " 'ne nn ~ wcr,
| Sunday they spent A. g., ., az, ~ ia H.. Rid.
entertained IN an inot!n21 49, W. os,,a ~ st st
Monua,: 3'1 Ivy ,;o,au and 81 lirs'y were tns
thamniuns hustled around that they only found
o,,mrtu,liy to score two ruas in the ne innings.
tnr Rr,3s re awarded nine soosr- -cgys; but tuis
is not to be wondered at, ~ LIE Nffes piaseu u!
utmost fautless game oii'y ohe err"s ana ~. IT,, ~
costly one, belhs cssat.eu ~ t!1ei ~, @ @ ~
on second ihat lney were lnutousMa', - 49,. ~. ~
TO tue c"hdttlon u thnss - ;,; ,t,xanvbn, =,
| tha whoie t,an,r IN unusual occurrence in suci
Can,ce Tie Reds made i've errors, all Of which
| iooked rntn{ ut the time, but which were all re-
| Iecn,ed hy succvcdn. sharp play, the two runs
being earned Thssy TIMES curing .nc ssae @ ~. ~
the Whites have iuii pases aht' ny ,..t @ o., $1,000 @
each time were thes ulsposta ,H "a nten @ , -
The crowd large ana tanmomaols ,,h u, .,s. md
1na''Ss ~ neIIcrisv asscn,bleu in cqnal force II
w;trs,s n repcr,tion or the .amc; but
- nrovcd tn he IN ofr-dny for the Reds
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