, 1877-09-16
Notes from League and Non
League Organizations---The
Wicked Umpire.
Cheering Prospects Of the Fan
Meeting at Dexter
Park.
Lady Grant aud Brother Trask--.Folly Of
the Saginaw People.
O'Lea1y and Ennis Make Match at Last
Aquatic Notes.
BASEBALL.


The strong clubs from i'ittsburg, Indlanap-
oils, and Syracuse will try conclusions on the
Twcnty-third street grounds, commencing to.
morrow. This is continuation OF the tourua.
mint neld last week in pittsburg, and will set
Tie the question as to the best club There
ought to be large attendance, for the clubs are
very evenly matched, and play the game for all
it isworth. Commutation-tickcts CAN bc had at
S2a.llns's, No. us Randolph street, or ut tho
grounds. Jimmy Wood wall hare general charge
NJ the arrangements. The following is the pro
e1snlnc for the week: Monday, indianapolis
rs. Star; Tuesday, Allegheny vs.. Indianapolis;
Wednesday, Star VS.. Allegheny; Thursday, Al
lesheny VS.. indianapolis; Friday, indianapolis
vs.. Star; Saturday, Allegheny VS.. Star. Bred
burg will probably be the umpire.
THE P1TTsBuRG TOURNAMENT.
Tue following is the record oil the tournament
held at Pittsburg last week between the Star,
Allegheny, and Indianapolis Clubs:
Monday, Sept .1O-Alleghcny rs. STAR. ...8 to 2
Tuesday Sept 1naanap92ss to
Thus-iav. Sept. 13-Star vs. Allegheny ..3 to
Tridar Sept l4-Indianapois VI. Allegheny 3 to
SATURDAY, sept 15-indianapolis vs- Star. II to
Each club having won two games, the ques-
ton Of superiority will be settled in this city.
SPEAKS FOR ITSELF.
Epecia, Dispatch to The Tribune
P1rrsBuaG, Sept l5.-STATE OF PESssrL-
vlx1A, CorsTr OF ALLEGHENY, CRY or PITTS
BURG: Before nc, an Alderman in and for said
ctr. personally appeared r s. Ryder, President
and Manager Of the Star Baseball Club, Of
syracusc, n. T., and D. j. Magee, Manager Of
the Indianapolis Baseball Club, Of 1ndianap-
gheny Baseball Club, Of Allegheny, who, being
5y me sworn, doth depose aud say
ca:h for himself that in the games played On
the background in Allegheny there were
40 arrangements Of any kind male
with eacl, other that each club was to win Two
gamrs in the tournament, and that they never
thought ot such q thing. and that their re-
sucy1!yc clubs did all in their power to honestly
win the games.
P. S. RrDEE,
D.,J. MacEE,
NM COATES.
sxorn and subscribed to this 15tn Of Sep
BOSTON VS.. ct. LOUIS
Sprcic. 41.sp4fca to 7ne Tribune.
DosroS, Sept. 75.-The last game OF the
series bclwt en- the Boston and St. Louis Clubs
1ouk place here to-day, aud resulted in victory
for the coming champions. The. St. Louis
scored two runs,-the number made in thu Two
previous games with the Bostons. The follow
inc IS the score BY
,s:,sas: sss5se'- '..........1 5e5 ) 3 = ) e
T. LOUIS .-..........0 ] @ o.
CI1CAGos-HAKTFoRDs.
NEW YORE.. Sept 15.-ChiGago, 4, Hart
ford, g.
LoU1syILLEs-C1Sc1SSAT
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept l5.-Basc-baIi: Louis
vile, Z; Cincinnati, Z. Nine innings.
D1srASDED.
Co1rasnus, O.. Sept 15.-Thc Buckeye Base
Bail Club distandcd to-day by mutual couscnt
pf all parties interested.
THE CHAMPIONSHIP.
The games played the past week have pretty
encttually settled the pennant question. The
Boston Club mas now . clear lead, and Capt.
ATTY is consequently happy The positions Of
tie different clubs will probably undergo no
change during the remainder OF the season.
The Chicasos have sure-thing, apparently, for
the last place. The following is the table,
emitting the Cincinnati games, and including
yesterdaY's contests: