The Sunday herald., 1886-09-26

BOSTON, Sept. 25.-Bostons, 9; De,rolis, 1. Base
hits-Bostons, 3; Detrolts, I. Errors-Bostons, 8;
Detr0lts,5
NEW YORK, Sept. .25.-New Yorks. 3; Kansas
Citys. 3. Base hlts-New Yorks, I; Kansas Citys,
9. Errors-New iorks, 9; Kansas Citys,s s. Game
called In seventh inning on account OF darkness.
LOUISVILLE, Sept 25.-Loutsvilies, I; Metropoli.
tans, Base h!ts-Loulsvllles, o; Metropoii,ans e.
Errors-louisvilles, 1: Metropolitans, 8.
cIsc.sSArr nat Sept 2s;Mclnclnna,!s 5; Proosyns,
-Cincnnatis 3; Brooklyns, 8.
PIrrsBuEe, Sept. 25.-pi!tsburgs,5 IS; Athletics, /.
Base hits.Plttsburgs 9; Athletics y. Errors-Pltts-
burgs, I; Athletics, 3.
The st. Louls.Baltlmore game postponed on &C.
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THE SUNDAY HERALD makes the following pre-
close OF the season: Chicago 1; Detroit, .: Phila.
dslphia, 3; New York, !; Boston, 8; St. Louis, O;
Washington, I; Kansas Cy,s.
that the Chicago Club will win the League pennant
and that the st. Louis Browns will capture that Of
the American Association, Mr.. Chris Won Der Ahe,
president OF the latter club, has sent letter to A.
e. Spaulding. president OF the former, challenging
him to play after the season ls over series OF i've
seven, or nine games for the worlds championship.
II the challenge Is accepted time place, anu other
details VIII be arranged later.
Henry and Hayes will be the battery for the
Washlngtons on Monday.
ON Tuesday evening last the Paas and Monu-
mentals played very interesting and exciting
game OF base ball at Capitol PARK, the stand
ing to ut the end Of the seventh inning, when
the game was called on account OF darkness. The
features OF the game were the heavy batting and
excellent fielding Of both clubs. The playing Of
Hoffman. OF the Paas at short stop, and his DIM
worthy OF mention: J. Erner, WinKleman, j. Madl.
Ean; and ". a; 1 Hickey led the batting for the
ting for the Monumentals The umpiring OF Mr..
Tabor, Of South Washington, not very satisiac-
base hs-H. Leath and Kelly, Of the Monumentals
and M. Madigan. Erner, ana wInkieman. OF the
Sa,.byy out; Kelly /; By &lnkleman. 5. Bases ssi on
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manager. Vice w. A. Hickey, who has been elected
president; Mr.. shinn was formerly manager Of the
ganze September 2s for the season OF 1851. and as.
sumo the name Of Emmeis, The players VIII be
liam Madgan, John Carroll. William Mundell, Rob.
, ert Starr, lack Jack Madigan John Erner, william Nc
Hines, up to yesterdays game Is credited with
1871 singe-base hits
liouck was right badly injured In Thursdays g game
at Philadelphia, which Occasoned Shock to play
short and Oldneld in right Friday.
Two Mines, called "Flaherty's Dudes" and "scan.
Ions Pets, arc playing series Of games for the
championship OF the two resorts freqaenIed by the
players At present the scanlons have the better OF
sionais, but now that 'Whlskers" has acquired n
new drop curve, the Flahertys say they viii win
every game.
John I. Sullivan umpIred game for the Charles.
ton sufferers In New York last week. There was no
Kicking, and the police were not required to escort
him on the grounds. The League ought to secure
| Ills services at once.
The famous Chicagos. now leaders In the cham
plonship race, VIII play in this city Thursday, Fri
day, and Saturday OF the present week. They win.
| to zee the real giants play ball.
Gilmore lost his first game Thursday against the
Philes
The The Idea Of the Phlllles making 80 many hits on
shaw! Il he had pitched his game they couldn't
touch him with back door. Tho Wizards ways
are indeed peculiar.
The noted Junior club of West Washington, the
ked Stockings, have not been defeated this year,
thirteenth victory. They would like to play any
club In town under fifteen years Of age, and chai-
ienges addressed to Secretary Cassln 1914 Thirtcth
street, will be answered.
The gilt edged and alleged giants Of New York
are now playing the worst ball in the League.
Ewing. finding the team In losing way, has weak
sned and s playing on Sick an oldfrck that BUCK
that the NewarIs Will be transferred bodily 10 that
| city next season.
The Boston papers are quite lavish In their praise
longer.
- The good showing made by tho washingtons in
here that they would at least win one or two games
against the Bostons. But the fondest hopes OF all
weTe surpassed as our home team captured all three
Eaters." such thing was never expected, but II
shows how materially strong has the Washingtons
ford and Detroit. The strong play is conclusive
proof that ere The season closes there Will be an
et e of no% e ay
washington Club. 1t possible that Kansas City
with ALT blowing. may be the one club to whom
the title Will be handed over. II would be great
feat the washlngtons should do this for 1t would
help the club along financially to a big ngnre. The
| steady march OF last week makes US believe that
this may be accomplished.
Already the clubs are laying pipe for next season
| and managers are busy diminishing, or having sub
stilnies do 80. a over the country looking up new
material. New York has sent out Mr.. Walter Ap
pleion, OF the famous house OF Appleton a Co., pub
fishers, to look up players while smiling Jim Mutri,
try has tried. lie closed a bargain with Manager
llacketi, OF the Newarks last week. by which he se
s s,r sar g,eas pi,nheT ana bnIns lnell
great pitcher OF the Newarks, and Tlernan, OF III,
Jersey Citys nave also been signed. This looksasi 4
the New forks Intended letting some OF their cream
players go next season.
lIaslllng Horace Phillips was after shoch, late O
his signature to "a Washington contract.
The nne play shown by the washingtons agans
The New lOrks and B0stons received quite % checl
In Philadelphia on Wednesday and Thursday o.
last week, az they were subjected to two very bad
defeats-I 10 o and6 to =. Ths was not on account
OF any particular players bad record, but solely be
cause OF the WashnRt0nB inability TO hit Ferguson
the pitcher the "Phlll!es, M In the two games hey
only made total of eight single hits. The admlreri
OF the washlngtons really expected that at least two
games would come TO their credit In Philadelphia, and
thus bring them within ne reach Of seventh place i
the team has got TO win ten or more games, divide,
up between the 81. Louis, Chicagos, Kansas Ciiys
and Deiroits. Can they do ~
Carroll seems 70 make more errors Ia the left-nel,
han is necessary. His record this year, to say the
least, In objectionable.
Crane, having been released has Joined forces with
the Atbetics. Every one wishes hlm success.
Muchapeculailon is being made as TO the name
under me workings u me Reserve Rue. By ia,
laws OF the National Agreement IL Ii required that
clubs must hand ln 10 he secretary OF tneis respee
i've associations Inc names OF ose players, not ex
ceedlngeleyen,w whom they deslre FOR the next season
play. Now, out OF shaw and GilllgaL, Gilmore am
Mack, Henry and Hayes, ODay and Decker, Kricg
Farrell, Knowles, iiouck, Carroll, Hines, shock
and GoldsDy, VINO will be the eleven men? Their
In surety about naming some, but who the Iesl W
be IL only conjecture
Henry anu Hayes have been pitching daily 10
gehor AZ Capitol Park and are now perfectly faIna
with the signs and motions Of each other They VII
make great battery
The ~. Louis viii play the Washlngtons on Mon.
! day. Tuesday, aud Wednesday at Capitol Park, whe
extremely Interesting gaineD may be expected. IN
strong showing the "Black Diamonds" have mad
since Dunlap left them has demonstrated that m
club IL better on without him.
The Merchants and the Analoslans played q gam
Of bal Yesterday, which resulted m Victory for IN