The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-06-20

hiNt' "u' WI Wh' SUNNI
scour ny iSNtNGs.
RS "a - 50
Nationals, ....",.....o 80 % o
Baltimorcs. o I -
Earned runs--Natinnals, Il Ealtimcres, /. Two
base hiis-Eilick rhre , mis.-Warner, Ne
/; iiatimors, :. struck out-Nationals, /; Bait
morrs, t.. Rails callsh-lynch 90; naly, Sc.
Warner Gerhnrit, aud Powell. Passed balls-sny-
der. I; Dcasl"v L. Time-rwo hours. umprc-A.
Butler.
The following were yesterdays games
At Observation-Disclosures s: Buffalo, B.
At Trny-Clcycands, IS: Troy, H.
At Worcestcr-Chicago, 5; Worcester, =.
The Nationals play the Baltimores in Balti-
more Monday and Tuesday ON next Thursday the
new Rochester Club viii play the Nationals their first
ally strengthened lately, and fine games may he
looked for between the two clubs
The game on Thursday between the Ma
tlOnas and Athletics proved TO be complete muiF-
lug affair MS far the Athletics concerned, they
piliug up twentyiour The score was - to ..
In the third inning the Nationals made the unprcce-
denied record of five thrce-hase hits In inning.
GcraItlt during the game taken sick, and his
place was supplied by Wise. The batting on the part
Of the Nationals was terrific they securing thirty sin
gle base hits.
The newly organized Athletics of phila-
dcpha played their first championship game In this
city with the Nationals on Wednesday last. The I'M
preston made by the Athletics was not very favor
lhl, as biOkc ~ points
the game. playing In the most reckless sort Of man
| ner. Practice may benefit them some. The Nation
ais won easily hy the score of Il to- Gernri ,lid
the best playing, his batting aud fielding being re-
markablc Mcclellan. Mnnsell and Baker bated
WELL while Marner Snyder, and Lynch did the
| fielding, outside uf Gerhardt
One of the pretticst contests played here
this season was the game Friday between the I,ai-
in"res and Nationals. An audience of nearly one
| thousand was present but the game was worth five
| times many Neither side, up TO the end of the
| Say, M. ia hpu
batting and excellent base running the visitors
aged I" secure one earned run. In the eighth inning
| the Nationals made two 10y errors of the Batimores.
| The remarkable feature of the game Gerlarlt'
performance second base, where he put out five and
assisted to put out nine. doe Is making the best
record In the country AT second base lie covers more
ground AT that position than any one yet produced III
this city on any club. Mansell carried the batting,
| securing safe hit every time at the bat. SnydeI
caught well. His tricky way of watching the base.
kept the visitors bothered considerably. Warner and
| Mcclellan play well. Richmond and Smiley hcllei
eyccllently for the lialtimores, Score, toll.
Wise. formerly n very prominent young
player Of this city, will probably act tenth fol
the Nationals II. is good player in every respect,
he does not oyer-estinate himself and drop back, u
other Young PLAYERS have before him.
The Douglas Club nine have received from
their managers twenty days notice of release. on
Thursday the tapitols viii play the Junior Douglas n
the corner Of Ninth and streets.
IIouclk having been released by the Dos
tons the Proydenccs have taken him into their fold
Trott has been playing splendid game with the Gos
tons. The papers of that city speak of lin In glow
. ing terms.
new association has been organized il
Canada STYLED - The Canadian Association of Anna
teur Base Ball Players - An effort will he made (
have the League and National clubs visit thc Dominic
10 play them.
The standing of the League clubs is n
follows below The Chicagos still maintain their hi
lead. The victories of the team over the Worcester
has placed the nine now beyond reach, and the pen
nant seems Ia he thing for them unless unfore
seen accident occurs. The other clubs changed 1
+ position somewhat this week. The Cleveland take
second place from the Worcesters, and the Boston
a going into fifth place, snppanting the TrOys. Til
table does not include yesterday games: