The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-07-09


lace, Kayanagh, Sterling, and Darlington, aud the
Misses rcpin,
Mr.. John Hickock, a member Of the Col |
ihhbn boal Club, while UP tho river on Thursday
fortune to fail and urcak his left at the wrist
Tho wind blew his hat from his head, and In attempt
scep bank he lost his footing and fell. with the re-
suit as above stated. lilo was immediately brought
TO the boat-house, where medical SKIN was procured
after which he was taken home.
Mr. w. II. Prescott, one Of the most gifted
Of balcony scucts Of the poomacs, has gone to
York, Me, until September 1. This Information
win be read with regret by the other members and
lady friends on the club.
Rem whiteside, of the Potomacs, gives
large barge party on wednesday Two life members
wore elected by tho rotomacs on Wednesday . The
National Rinos viii 10 rendered picnic by the Co
iumbas at their pretty landing some day this week
Tho Anaosnus and potomacs viii have TO pick their
nlnts once more before they down tho Columblos..
The medals for the iunlor crew Of tho rotomacs win
afternoon, tho champion tour Of the Columbia Club
In their new boat passed by the Potomac house, they
were tho recipients Of round ~ applause from the
wcatcrs Of the white and red Thcfe seems to bc an
ora ot good feeling coming.
Mckinney, OF tho potomacs, and Somers,
~ the rlato Printers Rowing Association, viii I've
among the contestants in the mile race at Marshall
Han tho 2Sth OF this mouth the occasion being tho
excursion vt the Georgetown catholic Union.
The Iurlinc, manned Ivy w. II. Hazard
and II. l.. Bugbec, was prominent among tho boats
seen on the urpet Potomac ON Friday evening. The
nurelS as oaismen or Mesdnmcs Hazard and Bugbee
win surrass them.
The skillful manner in which Miss Flora
leudley, sister TO Charles NJ. cndlcy, Of the White
House, and member ot the fotomacs, uses her
srus has caused many OF the opposite sex to quail at
her approach.
base BaIi.
The interest seems to be tagging in the
Departmental eague with indications that 1t win be
INF, fptyN gpahe ha nj
the signal once and the Treasury Department have
already dsbandcl leaving only the Post once, War
plee the regular schedule of games. II Ia nearly
tain that the full schedule winot he finished. the
members Of the various Mines cannot bear defeats;
unless they win all the time they become demorascd
and neglect to attend regular matches. The great
trouble lies IN the fact that the Post Once team Is too
strong FOR the other competitors. II was hopedin the
beginning Of the season that every member OF the AS
ISOLATION would stay In and play their quota Of games,
so that tor next year the League would have good
| footing.
The Stars of this city visited Alexandria
Thursday last with the expectation OF playing the
AleNandriaS OF that place. No game took place, the
Alexandria refusing to play II Baker the catcher Of
the stars played, they claiming that he had engaged
| In a game against them with the War Departments,
he was Ineligible as player The Alcxandtans dld
not appear have the best OF the controversy that
took place, It appeared that they wanted Baker
come down this week and catch FOR them against the
Interior Department nine; besides they had the pre-
vuus week the services of one Of Washington best
players In game against the stars.
The Waverleys defeated the War Depart
ments Yesterday afternoon by score OF 10 to .LThe
game was particularly noticeable for the heavy batting
OF the Waveeys It being the strongest seen this sea
| son. Tine WOvereys would like TO hear from the
Post once.
Games the present week in the American
| Association win take place on Tuesday Thursday
Friday, and Saturday, the games being PLAYED on the
| grounds Of the first named club--Pittsburg and St.
| Louis, Baltimore aud Cincinnati, and Athletics and
| Louisville In tine League the following clubs will
IaIn t.lnN I,a Ill NNn1nn rIa
and Thursday: Clevelands and BuHalos. Chcagos and
Detro,s, Troys aud Providence, and Worcester and
| Boston.
Snyder made flying visit to this city
the past week. AMI his splendid appearance made his
friends more confident that the American Association
pays enough salary for good living.
The Detroits have released Troy and Nc
| Geary, their general play having fallen below the
general average. They have engaged the services OF
kcnrns, of Rochester, who formerly caught FOR Weld
man, aud player from california named Willgrcd.
Al recent game played ut owasSO, Mich, ConEre-
gatUnist preacher played second base for the ,oca
team.
The Interiors will make their appearance
this week In their uniforms Of white aud red.
Sweeny, who was expelled from the Pitts
burg has been reinsated II having been proved thn
the directors erred IN exrelllng him.
The Stars of this city will visit Baltimore
this week to meet the Pelbodys.
, II comes with bad grace from several o
the players of the old Nationals, now PLAYING OF
Northern clubs. to attempt to bettle the caracie
of Mr.. Michael Scanlon. such mon US Lynch, VIII
were supported by this generous citizen, not tn
ones 10 whisper reproaChes upon their supercrs. II
the who always did their duty. aud upon whom
no faults rest Mr.. Scanlon's character stands pre-
eminent for fairness, honesty. and the other rGqui
; sites that 90 to make M n man.
Morrissev, formerly of this city. ia will
the DerOts. who now haze Derby Trott Weilman
I and Powell. of this city.
4 | of tbn most Interesting and ny,iiin
, games Of ball riavcd here this season was that y
Thursday llsi between the crack Junior teams Tn
Wavcrcys md Icoleys. The game was played %
the Satic Al Grounds, and Mt the conclusion Of til
IIcoeys. The game was witnessed hy very larG
crowd of spectators, the fine fielding AMI batting .
the Juniors receiving much inerited applause.
g The following contests have been arrange
between the remaining organizations In tho Depart
mental League during the remainder Of the month:
July lN--rrutuG once and Post once.
July I2-War and Interior.
Il July li-roSt once aud Interior.
. July l5--Warand Printing ONCE.
= July Is-In,crIor and Printing once.
! July l9--War AMI Post once.
, | July 21-lnterior aud Post ONCE.
July 2c-Prntng onlre and War.
| July 25-lnterlor and War.
, | July 2G-rOst once and Printing Once.
July @s-prntng Office and Interior
. July 29-rost Once and War.
e The record up 60 yesterday in the Leagu
Il arena does not materially differ from that Of la
> week, with tho exception that the Chicagns now hay
slight advantage over Providence for second place
The struggle this has been tue closest til;
. the League has seen. every club, with the eNcepo
u Of the WorCeSerg being close enough to make It pos
u sible FOR them to become winners at the end of II
season. The poor Of the team OF Worcester III
had the effect Of making the directors Of the club tc
y blue aud the prospects are that they VIII d'sbant
" II they do the MetIOpOtaus win take their place
under the name OF New York. The record Ia as fo
q lows:
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