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TO ADVERTISERS

The DFMOCRAT~STAR
is the Oldest newspaper on the
Mississippi Gulf Ce&st: has a
larger kaSa &< circulation
than any other newspaper in
this section; thsOfer, it Is
the BEST advertising med
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in mind.
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To those who have not attended
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The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-07-05
NATIONALS.


23 1 5 o .
Nationals ..... ..... . o " $
Newarks ...... ..... 90 o . 1 o. 3
Earned runs-Nationals,5 $; Newarks, 3. Two-base
hits-Hoover, Gladmon, Fumer, Walker Three
base hlts-Hoover, Gadmon, Coogan. Double
9: Newarks,i. Bases on balls-Nationals, I: New
arks, I. Passed bas-wison, g. wild pitches
Hughes Time OF game hour 81 minutes. I'm
pire-Curry.
The game yesterday afternoon at Capitol Park
drew the largest crowd Of the season, the grand
stand being crowded, while the side seats were
packed TO overlooking, many having TO avail them
selves OF the fences and earth pile In the right field
The turnout comprised the largest number OF ladies
seen within the enclosure this summer, and their
pretty spring and summer costumes lent additional
attractions TO the scene. The game called
face the pitcher, and from the manner in which the
visitors commenced. II was seen that the game
would he finely contested In the first inning Coo
gan, OF the visitors made one of the finest catches
seen In Capitol Park this season. making long
backward run and capturing the ball when within a
foot OF the fence. The batting OF both teams was
comparatively weak, as the record below Will show
stu the strike. outs were few, the inneldcrs
having more chances given them to assist In rum
ming players out. Barr pitched well, being admira-
bly, supported by Cook. The visitors put IN Healy,
new man, to pitch, and barring the slight wild
shoots at times he was very effective and held the
Nationals down to only eight hits. In the fifth in
ming White assisted Morrissey In putting out,the visit
ors without one OF them getting to first base, he
handling three hot nrounders with splendid judy
ment. Knowles played a good game at second,
while Morrissey played his FIRST base fautlessly.
Curry umpired well, barring one or two decisions az
nome and second base; but as they were totally OF
Judgment no fault can he found. The play of the
home team was up to the highest standard, and
there Is now no reason why they should lose another
game As will be seen elsewhere, the Lancasters de-
feated the Vrgnias Yesterday, and they play here
three days this week additional interest Will centre
around the contests. The Lancasters are now rated
as one OF Inc strongest teams In the Eastern League.
NATIONAIs
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-07-05
AMERIoas ASSOCIATION.

The Eastern League hsad a special meeting on
Monday lad Al IfiAieipha 10 take acion VA regard
lo tue Wilmington and Trenton cluhs ny nnani-
nous vote Wilmington WAS expelled ior iaillnn to
cluh-. II was also agreed ~ allow the TerOTd to
stand. the games ~ the Wilmington and Trenton
clnh. "a count Ia the championship race. new
schedule was adopted. snd that portion ot II that re-
Juy q, ], :; at Lancaster. duly TO- n, -; at dersey
CITY, July Is, lc, ~ at Newark, July Is 90 1l With
Lancaster, July ~, ~ gi with Trenton, July ~, ~,
81 with Newark, August !, d o. al Norfolk, August
August i, 10, ~ with chInoiid, August ~, "a, 70;
with Trenton, August 81, september I, =; at Ian
caster, september ., H. ~; With Newark september
IA, TO- 49, with Lancaster september u. 49, 81 with
Jersey cry, september rs, "a. 20
The Nationals Won three csedilable Victories last
week from tue Ireuton club, or nov more properly
tue Jersey cry team Ihr games ~ Monday and
Tuesday were model exhibitions ~ nne pitching aud
neding, the hs beDg few and far between, while
The struck outs were very humorous, especially Ia
the game where Gagus unrelated, az no less iban
thirteen struck Out The Nationals seemed Ia have
revived considerably In their fielding, AS but few
errors were made, and those were OF Tue trining
Kind In tue game OF "Wednesday, Win Barr In the
box, the Nationals treated the Patrons of Capitol
Park 10 one Of the nnest battling exhibitions ever
OF Tint four, ana thai too Ia Rnne OF only seven
inninga. The ball sent In every conceivable dl-
rection over The fence, down IN the extreme right
aud left Held corners so often hai The visitors were
Kept constantly ON the run hunting aud chasing
the Lively sheepskin. Herman aud Murphy were
the pitchers Of the TrentOnH. Barr pitched Ia "a
splendid manner for the home team only four hts
being secured and they were scattered, wiie twelve
was as good as II could be- he accepting the fourteen
chances that came his way. Taxing the play OF The
games intO cOnsderatlOn-for the TrentOns uii-
questlonably strong club--it shows that the Ma.