The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-06-14

Frank Fennelly met with very nattcrjnQ recep-
way the game by sending a bai over the fence into
the Capitol grounds.
The Wilmington Club will he transferred to At
antc City during the months Of June, July, August,
and september. phe grounds there are beautifully
situated on from the beach, and are capable OF seat
ing 5000 people.
Reilley, the New York player, who agreed to play
with the Nationals and did engage in the gaines
trouble lie has sicly cned ' ,nc " Nets " Of New
York, and q plsyine with them IN regularly
rules Il enforced, would blacklist Kelley, while
would throw out all games won by the Nets that
he played In.
McS GO the a., "Infsn, Prodigy who PLAYED
that ever took part In professional contest. lie
ways only lgl pounds.
The Nationals are negotiating with Cook. Of
Toledo aud Hines late of the Bostons. to come here
aud catch for them. Cooks one OF the best cachets
IN the Western League, fair batter, and splendid
,hrower. Hines Is good catcher, splendid batter,
but unucsily this year ia on In his throwing.
The next game to he played In this city takes place
on Saturday next, and Is likely to draw the largest
crowd OF the season to Capitol Park the Nationals
VIII meet the virgnas in their deciding games, and,
IS hoh clubs have saked their all upon this contest
u VIII be one worth travelling to see. Manager
Scanlon mas given us the tin, which ia that The
Nationals will shut the vircinias out.
mngtons. arranged with Manager scanlon on Thurs.
day to have his club on the grounds at O'Clock, and
thcn by unanimous consent, the two clubs being on
tsrtx Nat,
scorn ~ o W'" @ 'ne game. 10 ,ns Ss,onas uy
therefore goes 10 the Nationals, and The table Of
victories published IN TuE HERALD to-day Ia cor
rect.
The Eastern Lengue at recent meeting agreed to
vh,ph 'ov ,ne s ns s system y. scorg;
balls OF catchers and wild pitches OF the pitchers.
10y "''' "''oa"'' 'pp'"' III '"e summary
The games this week OF the Nationals are as fol.
ows; Monday at Norfolk; Tuesday, Wednesday.
,,n,, ~ u, ns rnhohu SATURDAY WIN the VIZ
siu''s at '"p"oi rarh'
Morgan the new man engaged by the Nationals,
hid so well that every one Is pleased with MS show
ing. He halls from one OF the leading semi.pro-
number one fielder and batter, he Is an excellent
catcher.
nh, Na,,o,o,s Inc, ,vo,. ,,o..,, 49,, , .,,
p,arn in ne Easae,p es ",S" mp NV" sero n
be nrnsrn,s I'VE ,h, hS ky yua,npo.smp Inue.
viii no in tha ,esa a RAJ w h, ~ uyH, WEI lily
MAJORITY OF tue SIX games they are TO play with
'ie "'0"''Vn''
study out and send your guesses to this ONCE.
paper will be considered competition for the prize
Tho hi, Now yo,. ,o,r, ,ro r,r ,,,,,, a., ,,,,
race for Inc League chsmrlonshp WheU ,hny y rnD
M ,h irJ ne ,r W we Mes' .nsy VIII pr9oaoy
Jence bo,h ,eaalnS ,nem I'M o"'s 0"o"e" "uu fro'''
"en.e Wv" ''a"'us 'neh
The return OF nornung 10 the Bostons has ma
ierially affected their play. In the game recently
played against the Philadelphia Hornung won the
game in the last inning by long hit for home rum
bringing in three other runs.
Now Tho, tho Nationals ,,,o ro.,,o, s.,,u,
p,.ce in tha ros,orm nanuo ie", ,h se.u h
tase an in,eres, IN nose h,,, ra an ,,,n,
IN Tho trr soon 10 "no p a,rn u ,h
Nationals for first place. We shall be very much
Shp AVIAN s y, cue wh u'es NJ, Saose Nun .nese
one of The former ns 10 a,mas nT h,s rssn
can be reached by good, honest nard work, and not
otherwise.
Rowing.
cant White nj tbe Rannabornoct C,,h n,
Fredercssbnrg Va was IN 1pvn iast ,s
nnrnosa nf 'rs a Was 81 ,own aso mesk .Or ,.e
Eraier;cpahnrg r gn, " Vu ,h sS"u W.
Inc Viro,nio as,oniattn on, e W aa, ,sga,a VI
GERS ~ The variona mstrct nhS tha, .vu se o
me Rarn rt i. Uluos .aa, reRaita on
city woIid he devoid M a,l npres, a tSa su,s s
his town ioot mon The "mn" Of ces tro VI
nvton az necaea,y Thnt S,s ,,I, n,o " as
snnetb, a ,n ny t, m's s,si ~ w.
vii; send senior ray @ .sna spas
Swnenev S,,tbsnW anI , s,, n M siIs s
wsCh , i r anu ay possniy ges up ign!-
weht r asy 1 he 49,. no.omaGs VIII sena ignt,
1t is not improbable that the Columbus viii also
send lightweight crew. AS the regatta is very
near the date set for the "Sharpess cup race in
Philadelphia of July Q, no senior crew viii he sent
to Fredericksburg, nor would there be any inclina-
ton the part OF the club to go II such was not the
case, as majority OF the club do not care TO mix i'm
fegaa w MT me are entered capt
ne, when ,N.u Oh ms sad ne could see no reason
hawai- hnr,'' ~ I'M se Eaaaoe,hs nau always De.
,,rotas, ~, Wu , ne lev was ente.eu wHnout
r Nu h aeains. .ne pick OF ihe coun-
relating 10 aanatic snnrts Can, WITT s a a III,
Fntoe ,eoai, n a6 os entered a. me
Rsnnahsrna Sos M haa hsa a. Inc course on me
ba straishtaaH IN oca ~ , 70 one lie anu
,h h, @ ~ p,ace Oh me turning race over
,n tn, Nou T, VI ~ Years an lne crews
Bic crowd on The banEs of tSst rya n, WI pe
me from, naa .ne c9iois Oh our CLUBS WI De showed to
'"e ii'n' Al nearly every race 'hey start III.
rngana Mnpga am ~ Va nv Messs, hichaid parlo'
mtfea 10 ronraasnt anu ,hn IN , as .heir col
ib ,.ee 70 Iepaessn, mem IN me Potomac regatta
,. "a, "a. niosou, am nowaiu reIIy. Inc foto
Ing in July There is no need of hurry this season
all the clubs have to do ia to fix upon date and
go TO work to raise the usual quantity OF medals
needed as individual prizes. The Washngtons have
selected as their representatives W. II. Lapham,
Club has not taken any steps whatsoever in the
matter. 1t is thought the regatta will be held about
the middle OF September, though some argue that
the last week In August would be the hest date
me JOINT i committee VIII nave meeting the second
wen III ou''
II the Columbus send lightweight crew to Fred
ericksburg 1t will be selected from brewster Zeigier
Pedrick, Green Woodward, Smith, Bartle, Johnston,
Kirby, May, and some others who feel DESTROYS OF
sinn ,h, ~ ,n ie I'M, ime,e 10 etowlhg impress
Iioh, pa '"o ''"" ''S scasoh mas the champion
''e"'
In talk with Mi. I. Kimball, Jr the other even
ing, that gentleman said that O'Connell was elected
member of the Washington Club at ts first meeting,
and consequently is perfectlyelIRibIe 10 row lie
Intended moving to this city in April and to open his
business foowing-a plumber--bnt for some reason
unknown nothing has been heard from him for onite
awhile, the probabilities being that his place will
nave 10 De taken Dy one OF me new men, "There Ia
yu vi gvyu ,na.ellaI W seec. Irom sain Mr..
~, NIL, anu .ne osencc " pSonnel VIII make
W. , il.te uintience. III Lhpuail they nave the
.ahne u, nuhuer que oars,nan, ne being Young,
auu I'm, ai a ga ana tne cnances are mat
henneuy WI, selecI Nun 10 take the place The
poiicy Oh 'he "ashingtohs VIII be aggressive
The Analostan barge, with Cant. Wright as cox
swain anu falro as stroke. last saturday made the
isstes, .iihe on record from hnaostan Landing TO
rp-
'ious oest WIS IL minutes.
The PotoInacs were busy last week, Can't Doxson
with crews made IN entirely OF new men. The
mani and the trahner ,yhan ha io ,'i an
men to Se,aci ium,nr. raw ,han nv ~ n oe..er
senied before MANY are aood on J s e h pte
crew rho racine commitee v o h uu nes ,hG
yeer and from s III, ~, NH taho ~ .a,s
there Will he hnS,iinn '' ou' i' '"e n'a'on o'oseS
~ ""' W "'''"k'
The officers In charge OF the Sharpess cup race