The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-10-10

Earned runs-Chicagos, 2; Nationals Q. Three
hasc-hits-Anson, Powell. Home run-Dalrymrle.
cages, 2; Nationals. 2. struck out-Chicagos, !;
Nationals. @. Called balls--Corcoran 'iie Lynch
Derby, s Double play-onesi, Anson. wild
ptches--Corcoran, 1. 'Tinc--'rwo hours and twenty
minutes umpre-Trot.
The Bcstons have disbandrd for the sea-
son.
Gore, of the Chicagos, leads the batting of
the country.
1t looked quite natural to see Babe Trott
supporting Lynch.
Lynch is happy. IT'S a boy, and weighs
twelve pounds. Jack says that In 1900 he win he the
'boss'' pitcher.
| day last and again suffered crushing defeat, the
| score being d to Derby and Baker onicatcl
| pitcher and catcher respectively.
AT meeting of the League held in New
adopted, ami the affairs OF the season Just finished
were hxed up to date. The Cincinnats were expelled
because they refused o exclude from their grounds
| the sale of intoxicating liquors.
On Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday the
champion Chlcagos VIII play the Nationals As this
club is the best the country now possesses hig turn
ont should greet them. The Nationals have played
them stronger games and won more In proportion than
any club In the League: consequently some exciting
contests may be Witnessed
On Wednesday the Ccvelanls and Ma
,onas met the last time for this season. The aitend
anre medium. Trott made his rcappe,rance wi h
the Nationals and his presence seemed TO inspire the
players with something OF their od-time vim and
activity. The game ended In draw, the score being
to =. Lynch pitched, Trctt caught, aud Snyder
played third.
Riley will sail for England tomorrow or
next day to take part In the International regatta on
the Thames.
Riley, kennedy, Smith, Ross, and Plaisted
intend going to Europe 10 engage In tho international
regatta on the Thames.
The new shell uniform OF the Potomacs,
manufactured by Peck 4 snyder, New York, has
been received and are much liked by the men.
The medals for the victorious crew in the
race on Wednesday are now on exhibition ut Gait =.
They of beautiful design, solid gold and got
ten up In the finest possible style.
The citizens regatta will come oil on
"Wednesday afternoon stating ut $3.50 i. NJ. sharp
The crews as mentioned In THE HERALD of last sun
day all in line condition. and close and exciiin,
I race may he expected.
, IIanlan has taken up his quarters at Mrs
Gibson's ord Arms Inn Scottwood, house at whicl
all noted oars,nen lodge when training On the Tyne.
In health he Is all that he required and Is gr;u
ally hardening into condition The London Sports.
says: .ilanan is not only rowing easier III sy
and sliding two Inches further than the occasion
of his previous visit to England, but the pace he get
with his shell Is faster than when he WAS matched
/, with EiliOtt.'
y The race arranged for last Wednesday be
tween Courtney and Riley did not take place, ON
count OF Courtney telegraphing that he was win,
to lose The forfeit money OF 800 which lie had depos
tied as a guarantee Of good faith. He offers no az
cse for his failure to meet Riley. Courtney viii sal
for England on the 10th instant, for the purpose
contrasting for the prize offered by the Hop Bitter
Company II he starts In the race, and Is not % seen
beforehand. II IL likely e will show great speed, b
there many - IFS ~ TO he taken into cousiera
) ton that even his hest friends unwilling to pre-
Is diet the result. That he scull fast il general
: admitted; that lie acts more like baby than man
Y nndeniabe.
= The Turf.
: The Washington Post says Representa-
y tive Blackburn presented To the National Fair AssO
citation one OF tie steel plates worn by IongfeOw Il
u his great four-mlle the Lexington course
!, when he made the fastest time In four-ine dash
Also, steel plate by Harry Bassett at Saratoga
when he lost the great race against Ten Brock b.
y Of cutting his tendon with shoe This PLAT
stili shows the twist II then received.n LOngfeo,
: four miles In public the Lexington
J. or any other. Harry Basset ran In any rae
l. against Ten Brock ut Saratoga elsewhere Harr
Eassett had retired from the turf when Ten Br0ec
," came upon 1t, VIZ: In 1875.
!, In talking about the exhibition made b,
> st. Julien yesterday Mr.. Iiokok said: 'The tim
i was even faster than ! expected. There was such
70 crowd that good performance was deserved, b,
there thing, II not more that prevented
!, faster time from being made. There was such
J; leaning against II, that WAS afraid To drive Vel
near. The result WAS that I was forced Ia Keep III
centre Of the track almost all Of the way. This lde
three Of four hundred feet to the mile. Washing
* ton star. IN order to have added three four hun
H. dred feet 10 the mile st. julien must have gone fro
ar nifty to sixty six feet outside Of the true II
curves. Where he went on the straight would N
matter, AS the outside Of the straight Is no long
T. than the inside This IL simple arithmetic. Did =
to Julien travel IN fifty or sNysx feet from Il
II line upon which the course measures Just miller