The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-15

Who,, Worcester.
Game this afternoon.
Slightly off yesterday.
Look out for a big crowd to-day.
Sam. Wright's portrait appears in this
weeks Clipper.
Mansell and Purcell played we'll in the
field Yesterday.
Tomorrow the Buckeyes will play the
Americus Club, the Merry Cusses.
The Buffalo Herd" will plav in this ci ty
next Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY..
The Bu(Ialos plav in Chicago to-day, the
Worcesters in Boston and Troys in Proyi.
dence.
Shattuck is said to be the best pitcher
that ever curved the sphere for Harvard
College.
Brouthers led the batting averages by ga
large majority" on the Baltimores North
ern trip.
John Clapp will remove his family from
street next week.
The Albany management appear to be
rather hasty in their action in releasing
players IN some instances,
Dorgan and Farrell are doing good fielding
for the Providence team. The former is
not batting very we'll, however
One thousand and twenty-seven people
were out yesterday to see the game. This is
just twenty less tDan Thursday.
Derby is pitching for the Nationals at
present, Lynch having lame arm. The
Nationals are getting beaten, BY the way.
Harry Wheeler played left field for the
Gle leland Club yesterday, and distin-
guished himself both in batting and field
ing.
The Buffalo Sunday News entreats the
Bufalonians to wait until the Buffalos
play Boston and Chicago before deserting
them.
If there are any more "tea" pitchers on
the Ohio, they had better be sent up the
next time the Cincinnatis come to Chicago
-[Chicaso Telegraph.
The New York Cricket Club have leased
the Athletic inclosed grounds at the Ely
sian fields for The season and will open
play there next week.
The Boston and Providence mines yes
tel day defeated their opponents by scores
of 6 to s. The Clevelands another WIN
ming club, made 6 runs. Queer coinci-
dence.
The Cincinnati boys say when Babe
Anson makes a hit he goes tearing down
to first base and takes the first baseman for
a turning post. Carpenter got on to
him" in Chicago.
Hall, who broke his leg Thursday, was
suffering a good deal this morning, but
resting much easier than he did the day
before The doctor says he will not be
able to play ball again this season.
The Active Club, of Chicago, ILL.,, have
organized for this season with the following
nine: kemmler catcher; McQuade,
pitcher; Lapham. Blandle and Foley on the
bases; UDay, short stop; Nash, H. O'Day
and Merrill in the 'outfield. Foley will
ain the nine.
The Albany Club has arranged games
with the following League clubs at Albany
N. Y, on the dates given: May 18th, Troy
City; 18th, 21st, Worcester; 26th Boston;
2Sth, Buffalo; June 1st, Buffalo; 3d.. 7th,
Cincinnati; 9th, Troy City; 10Th, 18th,
Cleveland; 2lst Boston; July 18th, 18th,
Providence; Doth, Chicago (probably); cd,
26th, Cleveland; 2Sth. Both, Buffalo; Au-
gust I'd, Buffalo; 4th, 9Th, Cincinnati; Sep
tember Sd, Providence; 9Th, Boston; 18th,
Worcester.
Fairmount has two clubs, namely:
Bung-holes-Anton Englebrink, capt. and
s. s. j; Thomas Taylor, c.; Edward johnson,
lst b.; VIM. Maurer, G. g.; Ans. Schreibus, r.
T.; Louis Hick, p; Louis Dieschbourg. I'd
b.; George Johnson, Sd b.; Edward Gam
bic, 10th man. Sore Heads-R Merry