The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-23


us again to-day.
Browns VS.. "Old' Cincinnati Stars to-
morrow at the Cincinnati Ball Park.
Trains leave the Plum-street Depot at
200, 2:30 and 3:l5 p m. tor the Ball Park,
The Trojans are holding tightly to last
place and will lose that if they are not care
full.
Eden knocked the ball over the fence
Thursday-out into the Garden OF Eden, as
it were.
Valentine, formerly of the Nameless OF
Brooklyn, has been engaged as change
pitcher for the Holyokes
Will White got three-base hit Thurs
day and will try and go himself one bet
ter" to-day and make four-baser.
The Bostons have won the championship
six seasons out of nine, and she has good
chance to make it seven out OF ten.
We have tossed the penny several times
and find that Providence, Buffalo and
Boston will all win the championship.
Chicago is counted out.
This afternoon, Monday and Tuesday,
the Buffalos play in Cincinnati, the Cleve-
lands in Chicago, The Froys in Providence,
and the Syracuse in Boston.
Richmond tho n;tcber f,r tbo woroos
ters Ia bringing lie clnb noorar ~ s.st
place. He il a cnte one and fine Jeagne
will nrobabIv be after him neyt saason
One thing is very certain, and that is that
all the schedule games IN the League Will
disnnte ot the end M Of tbn season SON -NrRnf.,io ~
Exnress
mi,
ihe saiue to-uay between ule
heus anu p'sons w, WIil ,u,iuoaptealy draw
aIse auulence, me Disohs are Paying a
nno saLio anu oeieate' 'he teus uliree
LILIES ~ilei 'hey were mere peiore' 1hey
pay hohoay anu AaeSoay.
Charley Houtz says he will not play with
the Cincinnati Stars tomorrow unless they
pay him his price before lie goes on the
grounds. McSorley demands $l5 and as
be had not received the amount this morn
ing he'll probably not play
Before Flint, the Chicagos catcher, at
tanned celebrity as player, and while dis
engaged, the manager of semi-professonal
club in Minnesota wrote for his terms. The
answer was short, sweet and paralyzing:
'$l25 a month. Where is Minnesota"
The Stockholders of the Buffa,o Assoc;a.
tion held meetina on Anaust lSth wher
Il was slated that e. GOO wonld ho roo";rea "ne
tn Mace The club on a sonnd financial basis
aud ta c,rrv Il thrnnrl, ~ ona .i Da'.',
fba comm W Il roxt W saa"an souu Sn"pe 10
t;on wac noda and nassoJ thot oanh ntan1,
holder sbomtd bn sd tn smhSor;ha cox IN
ward the desircd amnunt ] II '''''''' '-' w.
hnay Leonard was oHercd an engage
ment recently by George Wright on very
good terms, t ana Andy tired to get release
rom ooule, out 'he iattef refused to let
nuch gooo man so' ana thousn the hoch-
ester teahi' hot oeinS eithef IN the Leegue
Or NaIlpnai Assoc'a''ol' could not oe ie-
sans he,u ~ 'i'eil eon''aets, Leonard, llke
tne nohorapie player ne is, 1eit himself
ponnG oy Ils & con'fac' an the same S1 as II he
were III League or Natiohal 'luo, ana SO
Ieh,alheu i u, .rue 10 liiS e''gasetlehI. He VIII
mand for his services in 1SsO-[Rrooklvn
EapIe
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TIE INDEPENDENT SOLID srAR.-A CARD FROM
THE BOYS.
In our Thursdays edition we printed the
resignation of all the PLAYERS of the Cincin-
natl Star Baseball Association, as sent to
us. The flowing morning gushing card
appeared in one of the morning papers
written and signed by MANAGER b. r. Shott
of the Star Club, stating that Summers
Kelley, and Jones would remain with the