, 1880-09-02
SPORTING.
'DASE-DALL.
Hwa.aYMEs rhnAY

between tho Troy md Chicago teams are
made necessary by tho rain Of yesterday, rs
the Troys arc duo as iinnie for game on
Saturday, ard for TINT feuson could not pos
sfbly walt over and play Tho postponed galle
Tomorrow. Accordingly the teams will mcot
twice to.tlay.-tho first zaino to begin at II
n. IN. and the sccunti at 3:o0 p. m.
LEAGUE AVERAGES.
The battling md fielding averages OF all
League players up to the 18th Of August aro
given In the Cleveland Lettlcr. Gore heads
the batting list, with an average of 3i2;
Buriis nlrd Connors como next with $40 each;
Hines, 519; DaIrymple, 8l8; Jones, 3ts8; An
son, 200; Uo'tIs,nitl,.sss; Kelly,a $50; Williams
son Is twenty-soventh, atong with Bennett
mid Trott, with a43; Quest is twcnty-lllNtt,
e1uai with Sny, uf Cincinnati, and Morrill,, Of
Boston, at 40, md higher OH tho lint tl.nn
Gross, Casklns,, Foley, pllllIips, bradley, Sto-
ysy pSTg, w9o ,yt1. Ws5: font t, H s s"t s
ahcatl of i'eters, iioI9ert, Whtt,ey, aud tws''.
ty-tllree others; while Flint Is fourth from
the bottom, bis avcrage being li5.
AZ, to tleid!ng. Goldsmith. leads all tho
Ing ninth on tic list. Bennett. OF Worcester,
hens tho cntcl1ers with 0ib, Flint l,cing rlpy-
enth. with ~. Force has the best slioft.stop
and second-hase. record, Burns nnd Quest
UC4AF1 4SoFEGtkfNlt HllLtlk Ill knUSG tU9lLAUlSs
Anso,, IS il!nth ainong flrst-baseHei,, Snlfl.
van, Of Worcester haying W., ttte best
record. Connors, of Troy, has done the best
work nt thlrd basr, having at average ot Oh,
The the oaeiers, Goray. sys ~ u WORCESTER @ Ss eos
first, With an average Of BO, St0vey With
us, Hines 0aU, Gore {c1evcntII) 500, Dull
rylMple tsoventeentt) 671, mt. Kelly twenty
WORCESTER vs.. CINCINNATI.
Erfs{w at&kR Ra ThA kIauao Yt.fk..H
ClSc!NSAT1, Sept. 1.-The Cincinnatis by
l,atl tiultl[ng lost their gslme ngain to1lny.
Suggestive errors by Say, Wheeler, and WIN
N!!ltu gave The run in tho second, errors
& IL %s eriors s. as sSst te 3S na Sie cees II e
md Farcei, viii Wite's 5as., q, G Ial Is, as md
Clapps' two-hnser guye tho Ctnctnnatls two
and Wili Willis Single earied ons IN liz
ninth:
!s'::! +
F1lelng orrors-Clnslntat!, u: Worcester, 4.
a5aso oh!ts-Cincinnati. Il; Worcester, IL;
,Two-baso hita-wheeicr, Clapp, knight,
Three. baso h!t-carpcuter, /.
First bnso On crruts-CEnclnnat!, !; Worccs-
First bnse on bnlls-w White.
Left nn bascs,-clrcinaati. q; Worcester. O.,
sttneK 1lt-FurGell, smith f} Shy, Mheclpr,
ROllly ~, 5t0rcy.
lsntls callcd-Nhltc. %; Corey. TO-.
strikes cnltc.1-Whitc. III; Corey, u,
1!sascl bnl!s-IleMnctt, !.
Wild pitcheG--White, l,
TlMe-l:55.
Umplre-Willfnm Nifey.
PROVIDENCE vs., DCFFALo.
Special Dispatth tn Tht Chicago Tfttune.
BUFFALO, y. T., Sept. t.-Bnifal0 tied tho
gn,ne III the fourth inning Today will three
runs, bnt Providence took the lend ngain III
thu seventh. and kept 1t tU tile last.
fnHitlVs- f2 ; 4 G 9 0
Providence. 0 0 0 = O 10
Du!rulo ............,. 0 0 Q . 0 o 0 o G-3
CLEVELAND W. nosroy. d
Spteta& Dspateh % Tns Chteaeo Tttbt.ns.
CEEvELASn, O., Sept. 1.-Tlie Cleyelalltis
beat tho nt'stnnH tt'-tlny in strong batting
gatl!u by tho following score:
fnHiHJs- 2 ] ! s G ' 8 D
Cleveland. 0199 9 1-lo
Boston...,............0 . 0 o o . 0 l -