The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-07-02

spects 10 the one OF the famous usdaIos not quito
90 tast, more work boine thrown Into the leSs and
water They win row In the same she'll 10 the qnb
used in the raceagansl the Iotoract last chrcp, tot
which coh.pl,e slt Of new sculls Of the Ellis Ward
style, have lately been procured. The men are In
splendid condition and spirits, the most Of them hav
ing been IN training for nearly year, an advantage
that Is possessed by not one Of the other clubs.
very large number OF excursionsts from the Colum-
bias viii accompany the crew on the day OF the race
very pleasant barge party was taken
out from the Columbia house on Friday evening ny
many came up In small boats to the landing that the
affair turned into regular gaidon party. Among
soSc ss s Ne,S , 9a oPS PARIS bc Misses S
tentins, tic Misses Whiting, Miss Morgan, Miss
Mamie Man lIoSg, Miss Roy, Miss c,dy, Mls; Isyor
The Columbia crew will leave this morn
ing for Fredericksburg, The rotomscs and Anaiostans
Will 60 down Tomorrow, Brace, the single going at
the same time
Crews have been formed on board the
United States vessels Wyandotte Fassnc, Alarm,
and DESPATCH now stationed at the Navy Yard here,
and during the present month they win give settles
Of races Ia the different gigs belonging to the several
boats.
George Quackenbush, of the steamer
Alarm, well-known sculler, Is anxious to row some
| Of the amateurs. lie several good races while
attached to the European squadron. "A SGT Of new
| Davis oars have been received by the potomacs
SSS mage @6ny has 10 been
| elected captain Of tho float win Dove Is happy
he saw the poyma',Sr wednesday n,aSe, Of the
| Doty and Tom stuart were ont last night on the
| Avenue. Mike Davis, the celebrated ttalucr Of
Joe Page for his race with Jim Addls on. q. ..
schmidt got confused on Friday night. Ills Joke
nearly Killed the prima donna, ,Greenapple lin
goes to Fredericksburg. Horrible thought Sup
| pose Mckinney should lose the single race; what
would brunley do: Jim Addison says boating beats
soldering Ills lady friends agree with him Lake,
| OF the Columbus, ha, returned from his wedding
tour, and at the boat house yesterday The old
war horse OF tho rotomncs pulled bow In the eight
yesterday. Of the port side the strongest
| Whiting, Of tho Analos,ans and Adams of Tho
Sa Py ny TSoI VIII fnG Sc F6n
| MONTGOMERY County. Don't forget us. The Zap
pcnc brothers ought to pull double.
! base Rail.
On Monday the Post Office and War De-
rnrtment teams met for the second time this season,
and for the second time the Post ONCE nine won by
the ot tel Errors At critical parts Of the
test lost the game TO the War Departments, they lead
Ing by four up TO the eighth inning when, aidet
by errors and some heavy batting, the Post ofnCt
managed to run IN enough sCores to win. The play
ing of Wise, Gould. Allison Walker. and Baker wcr,
the principal attractions Of the game.
On Tuesday the Treasury nine securet
their FIRST Victory ths season, having for antagonist
| the Signal ONCE team. The 25 TO 4, TN
features Of tho contest being the heavy hits made b
the Treasury boys, whO " possessed NJ the
and grit against the stronger clubs would make thing
| rather lively for them.
Trott has the best fielding and battin,
| record Of any player IN tho League. lie has beef
eight times at the bat and made four safe hits, tw
singles, and two dnues. HIS batting average ia 500
AMI his fielding I, 600.
In the recent fifteen. inning contest he
tween the Metropotans ot New York and til
Q rhadelphlas Lynch pitched the entiie game wit
such telling effect that only seven hits made
| This Is the bcst on record.
Nearly every club i'll the country strive
to have the Fourth Of July game upon their ground
i and the comrilers Of the schedules always find thi
date the one kicking spot OF the make up. Tho game
l taking place the grounds OF the first named
Cleyeands and Providence, Bnnhlos and Worcesters
II Detroits and Bosons, Chcagns and Troys st. Lou
and Aleghanys, I0uisyllles and BlltimOics, and III
= | Cincinnatis and Athletics.
. The united request made hy the Leagu
clubs to the Athletics Of Philadelphia io tho reinsut
ment OF Troy has met with cold reception by the rel
Y rescutative team Of Philadelphia. The matter
entirely out Of the control Of tue Athletic Club 1t
n now record OF the American Association and on
the unanimous vote of the six clubs composing n
e association could undo what mas already been done
VIII he very. very difficult to get the teams OF 81 Lou
q or Cincinnati to do anything that would material
u strengthen the League. For the fist tmc since
10 formation Of this base ball monopoly they have III
~ their match In square stand up for-your- RICH
il night aud all tho patronage that m enthusiastic pu
II lie possesses should he showered upon the America
* Association.
q, - The game Advertised for yesterday betwee
lie the Post once aud Treasury departments did II
70 lihs Iid'e, lHe 'lHu w IU' III an
pearanCe. thereby oifcltng the game under the rul
by a score of . too.
V A very exciting and interesting game
i, ball took place yesterday In Alexandria between t
III War Departments Of this city aud the Aleyandr
= club Of that city. The at the close Of /
is eighth inning was ,ie TO ). and upon the col
mencemept OF the ninth great excitement W
20 manifested by the spectators. The hICXnndrians
~ hlankcd IN their half of the inning, and when Bake
he the FIRST man for the War Department came to t
j. hat everything turned urOn him. lie struck a teri
ble long hit upon which he made complete hoi
er run, thereby winning the game by score OF TO
b. The visitors treated In splendid style Ivy the
as eSandrians.
n The managers of the different clubs won
re confer favor on this Office If they would send
g. results of the games played that correct sChed
may ne kept Inc recufu UP 10 uc is as lulOWs
NJ game yesterday between the signal and Print
oy Once not heard from: