, 1879-08-03

WORCESTER, Mass, Aug. @-Worcester' II;
Hol5oke, 0.
ALBANY vs.. NEW BEDFORD.
New BEDFORD, Aug. 2.-Albany, S; Mem
Bedford, l.
NOTES OF THE G ADIE.
Hontz was not a SUCCESS in Cincinnati, accord
ing to tie papers.
Seventeen mcn have worn the uniform OF the
Syracuse Club this season in ball games.
Monaghan. Chicago player. has signed ri tn
the TroYs to play either at short OF third
Bradley has resigned the Captaincy OF the
Troys. and Casklns hns been appointed in his
place.
Brovn. the Providence catcher, has been laid
off for a rest, kemmler has been catching in
Syracuse
,Iohn e. Rowe, Of the Kockfords and Peortns,
has been engaged by the Buftalos as change
catcher
Highau, Leonard, Manning, and Murnan, OF
the old Hop Brters, have been taken 1hto lne
new Hops.
F. P. Elliott & Co.'s nine beat the nine from
the J. ". Butler Paper Company yesterday ny
a score of % to 10.
The nine from the wholesale department OF
Field. Letter lE Co., yesterday defeated the
White Goods nine By score OF 70 TO L.
Doreau, of the Syracuse Club, has plared as
catcher pitcher, first baseman, second oasemal'
third baseman, fielder, aud is now playing short.
The C1eyelands play IN Cincinnati on Tues
day, Wednesday, and Thursday. The Cbicagos
Dlay in that city next Saturday and the follow
ing Monday and 1ucsuaY'
Nolan, the expelled pitcher, and Barney, at
one time catcher OF the Builalos' arc pltcnlng
fc.% %f,o EY,1nkp+hnNkfTE- who lead
in the cham pionship race Of the Pacific League
New York and Phi1adel phia both expect to be
in the League next year with strong teams
under honest, trustworthy management. The
movement to organize these clubs mas alfeady
been secretly put upon Its 1ect.
Cleveland is not discouraged at the position
of its club in the hanplonship contest It 3
announced authoritatye1y that the city will
be represented in the League IN $50, and Will
have q nine composed Of crack players"
A CINCINNATI paper says the But1alos are 4
fnc team OF ba1I-players, but they beat any club
in the country kicking. mime mules in = nest
of bumblcbees couldn't kick any harder" An
umpire is wanted i'll this city that will fine those
mulcs.
The Worcesters beat the Sprlnc6elds last
Monday ID to O. The Spripgfelds didn't even
mike hase bit iu nine innings OFT Richmond.
Goidsmith wns batted so hard By the Worces-
ters that Pike WAS put in to pitch, but ne was
not success.
The Buffalo E1rfess says: Nous Alll5ou' t .ne
oldest catcher ~ tne pro'esston, wv 11e
handled every style OF ae7eFS' 1ro ,ru U,
cnrye c,. is how m practically d laid on the Shell.
He has grown deaf and intirm.''
| 4 deaf and dumb baseball nine is roaming
| about the countrr. When one OF the nine gets
| hit ou the nose with foul ball he kicks up a
terrible TOW on MS ungess ous
make speeGn, says % . sn ,,e'1 hroa ~ ;rrsrs
advert ser. But ~nen te W, oreake no 10 -
what does nc say tnen-auu uo" ooes ne BUY '''
| 1t is we'll known that McVey has a strange
stood that * the Dcacon'' will never play ball
in Cinclnnat again SO looe Us ., y ~ tne
team. AZ Mceeya coallaee WIZ 'slv Sluu LUZ, "a,
tends oxer next season II nay oe SCI oomn Us
settled that tue White orotners WILL DC some
where else next season.
| IJtica Hfrdld: Joe Battin made double play
| in tuls city Saturday morning. He came hero
IRON Springfield At 20, visited St. Johns
company with his wife. While at the church,
Fa,he~ ierry acted as ump;re. It is understood
that some of the old Utica team contributed to
thc crnenses Of the bridal trip.
Baseball aenhi',ons h =, lno hi;,. he1nqg the
neld OF uucy; ~ - oIse .;,,tr ,rithnut 1,ns;c
belt oeao M .si;t1 r;nia p,t
good catcn-one OF tne !.1.nss:u Eais .;, %<1od
out on me nrsRMe la "uv ,an oGn ri'o rsfnses
~ fsont duel. The champion pltcher-the
;+ahar t1,,t rocs often to the fountain and re-
! pnains p,ains1 nnhroEen.-16 6uny Ereuinq Journal.
A"o''' A. ,...o
| The New York C!tpper ea'!s ,r lug ilos4ueneo ~ .
| team the coming champions. l1ls Is 1oe tne
| first time Chadwick hhs countcu MS cnlchens @
before they we're hatcceo: Ia one OF 1le YEAR,
! gone by he prophesicd tnat the AInlclles, o1
phadelbha were 'ne co, @rex so c,at
over the fact that they passed Gown ana tn out,
| taking players and all WITH them. since fna5 haia
| occurrence philadclphians have meyer had
courage enough to organize ano'nef PROFESSIONAL
| The Rnffa1os play here Tuesday, Wednesday,
and Thursday. This Club has sucn good players
As Clauo, lne famous st. Louis catcher; Calvin,
| ,vt,o l. snid IN be n hard man to hit, aud Who