The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-17


Parcel out in center field, leavingJ. Reiiey
and G. Kelley lay of.
The rosition of the men in the TWO mines
today will be as follows:
s.r1oNAs cINcINNATIs.
Serhardt I'd b. Manning'
McClelland as Leonard, I'd b.
Powell / 4 White, p
aaker M f. Mansell, l. l.
lnyGe,. sig1sn' :. list b. smltR, sraRR' "a b.
Manner 3d h. Carpenter LIST b.
Iyuch. n. Wright s. s..
Darby, +. Purceii' m' IL
Good players are the Cincinnatis,
They work in manner most sublime,
And by solid, stalward action,
MAY beat the Chicago's every time
Game to-day.
Fine weather for ball playing.
Green cars direct to the grounds.
The Nationals are a gentlemanly set oi
ball tossers.
The Dubuque Club play in Chicago again
this afternoon.
Purcell will play center-feld to-day, in
Btead of Long Reilly.
The Cincinnatis new uniform arrived
from Chicago this week.
Gentlemen accompanied bv ladies admit
ted to the grand stand free to-day.
The Nationals are to lay over here and
play the Cincinnatis Monday. They will
leave the same night for Chicago.
Clapp has rented a residence on Free
man avenue and will commence keeping
house upon the arrival of his family from
l;uffalo, N. Y, next week.
The seats at the lower end of the Bos-
ton baseball grounds are to be removed,
and the space heretofore occupied by them
will be utilized by the fielders.
Charley Blackburn, Secretary and Mana
ger of the Cincincinnati Club, is an ener.
retic gentleman, and If the team this sea.
ion isn't success, it will not be his fault
Yesterday afternoon 1.-THE Tourists" wenr
q to the Ball Park in carriages, expecting
10 see game of ball, but were disappointed
] Ike a large number of others who Wen,
Git.
The following games will be played ir
East to-day: Boston vs.. Harvard, al
J ston; Troy vs.. Union College, at Troy
ty: Worcester vs.. Brown University, al
Y, orcester.
Brown, the Roston's catcher, consulted
as .rgeon who said none of his bones in hi.
arm were out OF place, and so 81 on al
warm weather set in Brown would find NJ
Gticulty in using his arm as well as ever
The Nationals go to Chicago, Monday, TO
rec games. The Chicagos will meet then
ith the following team: Flint and Gold
nith to catch and pitch; Anson, Quest am
Williamson on bases; Burns short-stop
lalrymple Gore and Kelley in the field.
The Buckeyes will play the Americu
Cub tomorrow afternoon, weather pei
II itting. The game will be called at +
N. Admission, 25 cents. One week fror
4.morrow the Eclipse Club, of Louisvill,
\ i'll be here for game with the Buckeyes
1t may not be generally known, but it
fact that the new League rules do nc
ovide for any penalty for balk on tn
,rt of the pitcher. Foul balls are pre-
ded for, but none others. Why is this
essrs. gentlemen of the League?-[Bosto
Herald.
Manager Mark Wallace, with view {
doing the thing handsomely, purchased
lot Of material this week and will fit tn
Buckeyes up in uniforms of light gra
color. trimmed in blue with light blt
utockin.s and belt. The Club will make
"trip to Portsmouth, Maysville, KY, an
louisville before the season is over.
Aquatic Affairs.
Beautiful sailing weather.
John Barber completed couple of ski
this week.
The Acmes haven't contracted for tn
pleasure boat yet.
The schuylkill Navy have decided to no
their annual regatta June 18th.
The members of the Aquatic Boat Clu
sre out in spring suits of navy blue 4
nade alike.
John Barber set up the mast and yeste
day completed the rowing sailing al
steam poNer boat for R. s. Miles.
Cornell challenges Columbia and W.
leyan Colleges to four cared race in she
this season, and the challenge will probab
be accepted.
It Is denied authoritatively that t
Tairmount Park Commissioners had {
MED the use of tine Schuylkill River for t
race between Hanlan, Courtney and Rile
William Murray, the champion iuni
pculler, will be sent by the Elizabeth Be
Club of Portsmouth, Va, as their rep
tentative at the st. John Rowing Cl
regatta, New Orleans.
The date for the annual race between I
Aquatic and Acme Clubs for the silver c
has not yet been decided W on. IN fact
Clubs hayn't even given the subject a
great amount Of consideration. Move
boys
Earry Kelley, ex-champion of Engla
st rowing. bad successful testimor
from sporting men OF England recently,
the occasion OF his retirement from
boating business. Kelley is forty-eiI
years old
The Hillside champion four-oared CT
will enter for the regatta to be held IN
the aus; ices OF the st. John Rowing c
of New Orleans, which is to occur the /
week in June on Lake Pontchartrs
The Hillside crew have been in the Gym
sum all winter.
Fred. A. Plaisted called TO see US on N