The daily gazette., 1883-10-06
OTHER GAMES,
NOTES,

The Philadelphia Club is the worst beaten
team that has played In the League since
1876.
The ball used in the game in which the
Athletic won the championship is to be
gllded.
Jim Whitney and Paul Radford were each
presented with watches at the Boston bene-
fit game.
The Athletic had but 80 bats in yester-
days game, just enough to put them out
out three times around and three over.
Stoyey, of the Athletic club, has made 20
homo runs this season-15 in champion
ship games, four In April and one in October.
Yves Fisler and Dickey Pearce are both
spoken of In connection with the manage
ment of next years Active Club, OF Read
ing.
The Ross club, of Chester, will probably
take Southern trip next week. A series
of games viii be played with the Virginia
club.
1he seating capacity ofthe Athletic ground
| will be increased to $4,000. Numerous
changes will also be made to the grand
stand.
The entire cost of running the Eclipse
Club during the year has been S25, 900.
Every player has been paid in full up to
October Is.
Jumping Jack Jones will appear on the
ball field for the last time this season in to-
days game between the Athletic and Phila-
delphia clubs.
Keefe, pitcher of the Metropolitan, is ac-
knowledged by the Cincinnati papers to be
the man who kept the Cincinnati out OF the
championship.
The benefit to the Boston club netted each
player about $3.50. In addition to this each
man was presented with check for S100 by
ha
The Metropolitan club has secured new
grounds for next season, and Manager
Mutrie is confident of having the strongest
American Association club In the field next
year.
The prospects for Southern League are
Frightening. Tom Brennan has secured
Memphis, Mobile, Columbus, Montgomery
| and Savannah. He will call the convention
some time In Mardi Gras week.
At the December meeting of the American
Association, it is said, four more clubs will
be admitted Chicago and indianapolis
from the West and Washington and Brook
lyn from the East. This will give mem
bership of IL clubs.
The Boston Club, winner of the League
pennant, during the season held every po-
sitiou in the race except the last. The
Athletic, the American Association cham
pions, held first position most of the time
acd was never lower than the second.
The revised list of the team of professional
who are to represent New Orleans this win
ter is as follows: paly, the one. armed
pitcher of the Cleveland, pitcher; Flint, Chi
cago, catcher; Brouthers, first baseman of
Buffalo; Farrell second baseman of the
Providence; Williamson, Chicago, third base;
Wise, Boston, short stop; Gore, Chicago,
centre field: Kelly, Chicago, left field:Wied-
man, the Detroit pitcher, right field and
change pitcher.
The members of the Anthracite club, to-
gether with the Association, held confer
ence yesterday morning, when 1t was con-
cluded to disband. There was little else for
1t to do, seeing that the Actives and Brook
lyns no longer exist and the Harrisburgs
show no disposition to play the postponed
championship games The players which COM
posed the Anthracite club have engaged as
follows: Knowles, with the Allegheny; MILL
gan, with the Athletics; Annis, with the
Boston League Club; Miller is with the Har-
risburgs. Grady and Mclaughlin are as
tonishing the natives at Chambersburg;
Lang goes back to Wilhelm and Kennedy's
Galbraith remains in town for a season and
Blakely, Alcott and Holland are still open
The Association returns to the practice of
| law, throwing In his spare moments In the
preparation of his lecture, on "What
Know About Base Ball"