The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-05-30

Nationals ......,.....,.i o o o : s-io
Baltmores. ,...........O q o l.
Earned runs-Natlonas, 4. Two-base hlts--Mc-
Clellan. Powell. rhree-base hts--rowell. Bases on
errorsENationals, 1; Batimores D. Bases on balls
-Baltmores, /. siruck out-Baltimores, @. Balls
callel-perhy, IS; Critchey, IS. Strikes called
Derby, 2s Critchley, 80. double plavs-Gerhardt,
Mcclellan, Powell, Bnrcha Ellick, iawes, Deaslcy.
Passed balls-Baker, l: Dcasey, I. Time hours.
Umrire-o. Butler.
Rasc Hail Elsewhere.
The following is the result of yesterdays
games:
At Observation-Disclosures, =; Cincinnati, $.
At Decentralization, II: Chicago, 10.
At Frovidence-Cleveland, 3; Providence 0.
At rrovdence-Brown University, :; Dartmouth, I.
At Boston-iiarvard, I; Yale, ..
The Nationals left last night on two
weeks Northern trip. They play In Albany Monday,
Wednesday, Friday, and saturday of this week.
The Nationals played the Baltimores Mon
day last of the best and finest games OF base ball this
city ever witnessed As far runs and base hits were
concerned the Baltimores completely shut out,
they being unable to get In a single base. This
incident Is of occurrence the only other notable
case being the Worcester Chicago game of last season.
snyder caught as snyder only can catch, Warner
PLAYED splendid fielding and batting game, while
Mcclellan aud Gerlarlt played usual. NIansell,
Baker, and Derby feldel and bated well, while
Powell batted with the best effect. The score was
too.
The Nationals were defeated in Baltimore
on Wednesday last by score of to-. The game
was fun of errors on the part of the Nationals the only
and Powell Warner would have played splendid
fielding game but for his two errors. The crowd in
attendance, helped on by the club itself very noisy
and abusive to the Nationals, they hooting and yelling
At the individual members Of the nine In shocking
manner. The conduct of the lIaltnores Is much to
he regretted, AS In this city they are received as gei
tiemen and treated accordingly.
The Nationals defeated the Baltimorcs in
| that city again last Tuesday. Score Ia 9 The
fielding on the part of both clubs was excellent. War
ner, Mcclellan and Gerharlt doing the best work for
the Nationals and Rchmond Smiley, and Fllick for
baltimore. The Balllmores failed completely at the
bat Lynch's peculiar delivery being too much for
them. The attendance was good hut rather partial
| In there opinions.
The Nationals and Baltimores played a
game here Friday. The Nationals won by score of
to-. The latter part of the game was played in the
rain. Baker eNcelled ut the bat, securing hit every
time he was sent to the plate one being two baser.
Gerharit played splendid second base, while Snyder
In this city. Lynch pitched In good form. Brouth-
ior the visitors battel strongly securing two
two-baggers. Ilick also played well, barring his
| bad muii of easy fly In the third innings. The
nmpring was excellent.
Samuel w. Trott, the excellent substitute
and change catcher of the Nationals, was granted au
honorable release on Thursday last and Immediately
signed to play the remande: OF the season with the
Boston Club. Babe, - AS he is familiarly known,
is beyond doubt one of the finest catchers in the
country, and the Rostons have added greatly to their
strength 10y engaging him. lie can stand more pun
ishment and displays more grit and pluck than any
viii watch his career with Interest.
The League special convention at Niagara
Falls IN Tuesday last refused expe the Troys for
violation of contract the only organization willing
PEELED the Nationals would have taken the place made
vacant.
The st. Louis Browns and Brocktons, of
Brockton Mass. have been admitted inro the National
Association.
| Crane, the veteran lately of Buffalos, has
been retired account of poor throwing. Force, of
| nufalOs, has, nj to date, only made base hit
Jim White Will play first base for Cincinnatis Wright
| being laid off. Tie Worcesters will make their
Western trip excursion taking their cook
and porter. Each player of the Chicago team gave five
dollars toward helping Hail. the player lately injured
| The conduct Of Calvin and the Buffalo club is much
commented on by the press of the country. Calvin
signed contract with the Athletics of San Francisco
but broke and silently AMI without notice abandoned
| them, being informed by the management of tile
Buiiaos that tho Pacific League was not recognized
| East nine Is being organized in Rochester. Glenn
| simmons, Hayes, and Spencer are under engage
ment
Aquatic.
A gentleman in Georgetown has received
| u letter from Union Springs n. y, announcing the
serious illness of Courtney, the oarsman.
Boyd, the champion sculler of England,
| arrived In New York on Friday. lie will take part
| in the big race at Providence on the 18th of June.
Work on the boat-house of the new club,
the Columbia will he started this week, and the build
ing committee expect to have the house completed by
| the middle OF July.
Mr.. Richard Morgan, of the Potomac Club,
has purchased from ianan the cedar shell Lord DIFF
fern and viii use 1t In the scullers race at Freder-
| icksbnrg on the 9th Of July.
Murray, of the Elizabeth Boat Club, OF
Portsmouth, Va, the winner of the Junior Souls on
Saratoga lake last year. has been entered for the
at Providence and the National Regatta Of Amateur
Oarsmen on July :, 8, and 0, AT Philadelphia.
The entries for the race on the 18th OF
June at Providence, II. l., includes Hanlan, Boyd,
of England, Courtney Riley, raised johnson, Ross,
smith, and Kennedy. The interest Of the affair
Loan fr.sl N q en- lai
to Iianian.
| On Wednesday evening next two-milt
double sculing race viii take place, starting from
ana return. Tie contestants Messrs. T.. BoIiea,
and W. Clark against ". MINK and 5. McKathron
The start will take place between six and seven.
The citizens purse of $4,000 (deductina
committee expensesI contributed toward tho HanIan.
Riley boat race which took place on Wednesday las
was paid over to Edward lIanan, the winner, last
evening at Wizards Hotel by j. e. Cooke, Esq.
treasurer, and MIR. william Dickson, Of the dnancia
committee. aan viii leave this evening for the Iote
brighton, 'oney Island where he viii quarter unit
the oarsinens race occurs at Providence, Il. L.,
the l7th OF June.
One of the members of the Potomac Clul
who put his money on Courtney startled the balloon,
E the by Gng the ewn,
IIanlan- Courtney boat race and young lady?'' o
course no one knew and the young man grinned wheI
he answered that, lone was damsel and the othe
was ADAM SELL He was promptly fined IS fo
profanity by the captain of the club, and the iaugl
|
! The Turf.
The spring trotting meeting of the Ma
tiOna Fair Association opens Tomorrow, continuing
on June I, ., and 3. Horses win be called at 40
and racing WIN commence promptly at 2P. NJ. I'm.
usual preparations have been made for this meeting
and the field of trOtters that viii contest fOr frs
place Is the largest ever appearing IN similar con
test In The District OF Columbia Most Of the horse
are known TO our turfmen, and iron, the list o
them which we give 1t win be seen that these race
viii be hrst-claas In every respect.
| wi he % nd u.I ola
races For the first there win start belle oakley,
Bay Fanny, Charles g., formerly Harry O.. stone
wall, Phil Dongberty Lyman, May and Taylor; fo
/ | the second Bay ohieitain, Time Enough, IaTZ
BELLE Of Montreal, Neptune, in0laa, Lady Upton
and Ieph
on Tuesday the 3 90 minute aud 2.22 class purse
Will be contested for. The starters Ia the FIRST
win be Brown Tom Tom Mecky, Josephine :. Lydii
=, Metz, Colonel Haywood Lucy O., Mamie, Lad
GOlddust, Alice Medium, Ieph, and Walter u. To-
the second, Jersey boy, Daaie Dale Deck Wright,
| and Daciana.
on "Wednesday there win he three races, the "a
and ESQ classes for r0iiers aud the 220 for PAGERS
Legal Tender, Whitehead salie Scott, Larz, Charlie
| g., Tom Bayard, Brookside Flora, Una, and Brdi
| O. viii form the Held for the hrst race, while Sher
I Medium VIII go In the second In The PAGERS rae
Clinker, Hly scott, aud Goldsmitb's Change vii
| contest for first money,
The fourth and last day viii be Thursday, whicl
occasion there VIII be two races the 2;50 and 2;2
classes. The entries for the first BAY Chief
| tain, Brown Tom, Chester, MambrinO Billy, Tim
unel Haywood, Lucy g., Neptune, Mamie, Homes
Jim, UnOlala, Lady Upton, Ieph, and Walter II
The last Of the meeting viii be the 2i20 class
while the field is not large one, yet the horses hay
viii make this race an exceedingly close and interest
ing one; the entries Ettie Jones, belle Brashfcld
| Chance and Goldsmitli's Driver