, 1880-10-10
BASEBALL.
CHICAGO VS.. NATIONALS.

CHICAGO VS.. NATIONALS.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 9.-Chicago, I; Ma
tionals,4.
GENERAL NOTES OF TEE GAME.
Boston has officially released Trott, Bond, Pow
ers, Sutton, James and John 0 'Rourke, and Rich
mond.
The Boston Club lost about 1900 during the
season, the Bufralos 5000. and the Providence
$as5v.
With no club in the League next year in Gin
cinnati, whnt will tho Enquirer man do2 Call
Caylorl
The Buffalo papers announce that Bancroft
has signed contract to manage the Club in
that city next year.
james O'Rourke played in every position the
past season in tho Boston team except those OF
. pitcher and second bascman.
The Qipper+is ut fault in saying that Troy was
the only club that won eleven games in a series.
The Chicagos beat the Bufalos eleven times.
During tho past season Buffalo had q different
plavers: Worcester, 10; Boston. u; Troy, l8;
Cincinnati, 10; Cleveland, l3; Chicago, ID; Provt-
dencc, II.
Keefe, Evans, and CaskIns, and Worcester will
retain Richmond, Bushong, Stovey, Corey. IrWin'
and Sullivan.
Flint would liko to winter In New Orleans,
and would probnbly go there II fair o1es was
made to him for his services on tho oats-Hetd
during the winter.
The Boston Hera1ds table Of batting averages
places Gore first, Connors Of Troy second, and
balrymple third. Anson is sixth in fielding, and
Sullivan, OF Worcester. first
aoynahan, q Chicago player; who finished the be
batting III the Cincinnati E1tqntIer,s table. HIS
average is given rs .3f4 and Cores .Ao-
Williamson made more two-b base hits than any
other player during the season. lie, - credlted
stoYey, Y Of the Worcestets had the greatest num-
ber Of fhome-runs,-thirteen being to his credit.
The Frankllns and Eckfords will play the de-
Gliding game of their series next tuesday 90 toe
White Stocking g1ounas Eacn e,un ,c nns ;r,arcs
uttaches to the final contest. an admission zee
OF Is and rs cents will be charged.
An ..Old-Timer'' at Rockford. IL, chai~
lengcs any baseball student to match ne toi-
He slys that, in addition to its being good but,
ting team, 1t hns two drst-ciass cafchetS ana
three tlrst-class pitchers: -Corcoran. p; Clapp.
q: Coggswcii, l6.; Crenmer 2b.; Caskns, ss.;
Cnnnors 49,: Crowley, |. +. aud 6. O.; Cassidy, !.
T.: Corey, c. I. and p.; Critchfey, C. D. ana suo.
The Cincinnati management hare been cred
tied with the passage OF resoiuuoa on aea ~
the salary OF John Capp foI me LEY lev ia nh5 ch,d
md md also from the salary Of win White when he
went 10 attend his fathers funeral The Co1h, on
rnerctal says that p" business. man VINO muutn ~
SHrxe 1e When ferk The be ciaB was adssed 70 DO this
their fairness and dccency WIS tnsulted.
Subscriber" asks several questions, among
which nrc the following: DO you think me 1os.
vnar. torroran, D.; Clapp, c.; Anson. b.; Dun-
iap. a.; Kelly. Jb: burns: g. s.; Dalrymple T.;
Gore, G. t.; James oK9urke' r. Whnt S9nH
!; ;s rorcoran's are? viii the two gnnles between
Providence and Worcester on Oct. ! count ior Or
tue championship Three men y oases sa1eaal @
niea dcciilf striker out? Why did Boston drop
30 far behind th.a season, when the club was 20
good on papert The-nine made , up Dy =. - 1tll
nrnheh1y never be formed, speculadons are
p,aeiess' and no one can tell what 1t would 40.