The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-09-03

Davis, of the Columbus, has returned
from visit to MARSHALL near piney Point where he
was enjoying himself fishing and eating Mute has
from tho desert lands OF Egypt Who win stroke
the lightweight crew Where Is Pat Murphy
Davis left him at plney Point some time ago, since
which nothing has been heard from him, and his
friends are anxious Wade has returned from Cape
May, where.he was with the soldiers Williams one
of the best sweep -oarsmen In the house, viii he glad
to the members OF the club at the Church OF the
Incarnation on Tuesday evening Smith looms up
like giant In that shell-uniform Lake would be
good man TO occupy the bow-seat In the senior four
-. Frank Johns has entirely recovered from his re-
cont illness Marshall Walach, the famous stroke
oar OF last year crew, win soon he among the boys
again having lust returned from Europe. The fair
committee arc working like beavers to hclp along
what promises to he abig success. Towns, stnemetz
Gordon, Briggs, and Parct are the gentlemen compos
Ing the list ...Kennedy, after an extended Western
tour has returned to the city and win hereafter make
his appearance daily ut the boat house. Capt rairo
Of the Analostan since his return TO the city has
ins,llled lot Of life into tho club luis
shall Us pulling one of the rrettlest sweep
oars on the river, while his ability as bow
man Ia among the best Maddox, another good man
for either senior Junior crew. ought to take moro
time for rowing. George Kimbal upon his return,
ought to he utilized as membeto one OF the crews
The club ought to get out ono OF the best lightweight
crows ON tho river. Stewart, new member, GER
tainly has the frame and figure necessary for good
oarstuan The style Of every crew from the Analos
tan house Is the prettlcst on the river DoNson, OF
the potonacs Is looked upon rs one Of the best men
In the club for his weight Gadsby, In tho White
swan downcd every single sculler ON the river last
Wednesday The way the old craft shot through the
water was q caution to AL beholders Warden. who
Is down TO pull bow In the light weights, Is ono OF the
coolest Young that ever sat In boat, and always
pulls his side u the boat with the opposite The
selection Of Claude Zappone rs ono ot tho Juniors
shows wisdom in the trainer TOT he Is capable OF max
ing Of the best men In the club. Harrison aud
Carpenter Will In all probability arrive the present
week. .Smms ought to take TO single shell rowing,
for he would surely make big sculler The roto-
almost to man are working very hard to Insure
In the October regatta
Base Hall.
The game yesterday between the Govern
ment Printing once and Interior Department mines
resulted In OF to In favor OF the former.
printers, were unusually huc, as was also that OF
White aud McCauley, NJ the Interiors Much dis
terror and their friends At playing Barr VINO is not In
the employ Of tho Government Printer. The
printers, however, claim that they would not have
played Barr had not the Interiors played Hart, who
they claim is not In the Interior Department tits to
he regretted that any but men employed In the re-
spective departments should he played, provided
under the rules, as this all tends to disruption of
the game so successfully inougurated by the Derit-
| mental League. We, however, protest against the
crowd who assemble and allowed control a. the
grounds Of the printers. Some OF the language used
| by here and their general conduct to say the
| least, Is disgracetul.
An amusing game of ball was yesterday
played by The Clerks VS.. The Proof readers u the
| the Government Printing once, the clerks winning
by Of 40 10 ~. The Readers went to the bat
and scored twelve runs, and hut for the heat would
| have made as many more, ST. excellent were the
rulings OF the umpire. Some OF their movements
were exceedingly amusing, and loudly arpauded ny
the thousands who witnessed the game. They are all
| stalwarts physically. aud 1t was wonderful TO sec
| them literally fly as they turned the bases. The
Congratulated the players Individually their fine
plays, and he fairly rugged the umpire for the Just
AMI Intelligent action that marked all his decisions
| The game on Wednesday between the
Printing ONCE aud Post Once resulted In victory
Tn lao ulNn hy "A gHnfn nf IN
auaugh the umpire, made several questionable de-
cls'ons, which have been severely commented on.
These decisions caused the Post ONCE nine to lose
| heart; consequently the score.
The Waverley Club of this city, consisting
| Of Girar, catcher; Barr, pitcher; Morsel Whl,e
| and Newell, on tho bases Mckee, ort-stop; and
Allen, McAuley and Hart, In tho o1tneld contem-
van,a early In September, aud would like to arrange
| games with our Boys or reabodys Of Baltimore,
| Foote or MoneauS Clubs Of Philadelphia, Actives
| OF Reading, Atlantic city and Merfltts Of Camden
and In Harrisburg and York, Pa. Address commu-
| ncations for the Waverey club to Dr. r. NJ. Baldwin,
| Interior Department, Washington, ID. e.
The schedule of games for September in the
| Departmental League Is follows below. Those
marked with star are postponed games:
September i-Ineror and Post Oihce.-
September 5-InteriOr and war
September 6-printing ONCE and Post Office.
September War and Interior
September s-War and Printing Once
September Post once and Interior.
September ll-printing aud War.
september ls-pOst once ami war.
september l3-Prutng Onice AMI Interior.
September li-War and Interior.
September l5-rost ONCE and Printing Once,
| September l6-lnteriOr and Printing Office.
September lS-Interior and Post ONCE.
September 2O-War and Post ONCE.
secretary Of the association was directed procure
suitable trophy to be awarded the winner Of the
championship.
Lynch, the Metropoltans pitcher, has
more than any other pitcher, the habit OF hitting
hate. anil Ia hann al hat ht
did 1t intentionally to ntlmdate the batsmen. Ii
the Providence game on Wednesday he struck Hines
an extent that he threw the bat at Lynch.
The crowd Kissed Hines for this. and the
cheering him. whereupon lie lifted his cap, bowed and
smiled to the engagement OF many of the audience,
who threatened him with personal violence. After
the game however, the trouble was amicaby settled
after mutual apologies by Hines and Lynch.
Deaslcy, of Boston; Stovey, of Worcester
Dunlap and Shafer, OF Cleveland; Williamson, OF
Chicago and Knight and Bennett, Of Detroit are are
Athletic or Philadelphia Clubs.
On Saturday last Brouthers made his one
huudredth safe hit of the Up to that time he
Is followed by IIornung with e7 hits, Arson with %,
Start with ~ iline3 and Gore with 20 each, Kelly
with 81, iIottliTg, Stoyey, and Dalrympe with 50,
and Woods with So.
Manager Bancroft thinks that Worcester
will DO out OF the League next season and that PhIa
dephia VIII take her place lie also thinks that al
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the League, owing to the scarcity Of players rhl
Will lie good news to jones' Crowley, Houck, Ger
hardt, Troy, Lew Brown, aud Gross.
A very interesting game of ball was played
on Tuesday at Hyattsville between nine froh that
burg and the Athletics Of this city. Notwltlstand
Ing the big made hy the Athletics. the game
finely contested and played throughout, the battIn'
and eldng Of both Sides being very good. The scOr'
, was Is to In favor Of the Athletics.
5 The Mutfers and Walkaways played gam,
on Tuesday before very large crowd In East wash
uston, the latter winning by a score of to3
1t il to he hoped that the scorers of tn,
various clubs Will keep regular tabulated
their games the present month, so that THE ERALI
, can determine who has the ball they will presen
!, to the man making tue greatest number of hits.
y The best game of the season in this cit.
was the Tuesday last between the Interiors an
Post Once Department teams the latter winding III
game by score OF to g Extraordinary sharp field
Ing marked the game, errors being few an1 lar he
: tween, and tho thousand spectators who witnesses
: the game cheered the good plays to the echo. tn
| Post once team is undoubtedly one of. II not tn
)strongest club In the League, but they lack what
mostly needed In good base ball cub-dhcipline
In games we have seen played by them they have h
errors lost contests that II little headwork bad bee
ererted victory would have been to their c'edt In
u stead OF defeat. small error by one playel serve
To make the whole nine swerye aud lose their heads
the consequence being that the other clubs take ad
? vantage and gain winning lead. Gentlemen OF III
IS Post ONCE Club pull mp, aud let us see you beat til
. War Departments.
g On Monday the War Department defeate
4 | the Government Printing once by score u TO
d The game finely played throughout, the superit
I batting Of the Wars winning them the contest.
h looks rs II the Wars the coming champions OF II
u | League,
The game on Friday between the Post OF
hce aud Printing Once resulted In a well earned vic
tory for the former by score OF to D. Wis pltChe
;, n splendid game. only three hits being male on h
r. delivery. Walker made his reappearancs with I'll
II Post once and played well.
81 On Monday the Mount Vernon Club, q
Alexandria, defeated the Post Of this city by
Of ~ To IL. The nine from this city was composed
| players from the office Of the Post,
v The games of the American Asso,iatio
o. during last week Of the highest order the
tests an being played entirely upon the merits Of III
O. clubs contestng, The sudden rise Into popularity
IS the American Association teams has made appa
ent 10 the League that next they Will lose Il
In best men In their ranks the proferTnE 10 pl,
.h with clubs that do not deal arbitrarily with them
eNtOriing eHorbitant fines for small misdeneanOT
= The league win come down peg next seasn by r