The Sunday herald., 1886-10-31
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
HRSg Ball,

The Washingtons were shut ou, ten times, the
Kansas Citys eight, st. Louis seven, Philadelphias
six, New Iorks nye Chicagos four. Bostons three,
aud Detroits once during the season. The Phlla-
delphas blanked their opponents ten times, the Chi
cagos and Detroits eight, WashngtoDs i've, ST.
Louis four, and New Yorks, Bostons, and Kansas
Citys three.
Since 1851 the ChIcagos have won the champion.
ship six tlmes-n 1876, 1885, ISL, 1852, 1s55, and
1856; B0slons three tmes-ln 1871, 1878, and 1883;
Providence once-in ISL
Dealey, late OF the Bostons, has been engaged
q catcher. lie is n good one, but not the equal OF
Hayes as batter or catcher.
Walter Hewitt, secretary of the WashingtOns, s, has
concluded to 90 TO housekeeping and will early
month lead to the altar very pretty young lady OF
this city,
The medal given by Druggist Gladman, of this
city, to the best general player on the Washington
team was presented to Carroll.
OF the eight League clubs In the race the Wash
ington was the only one that did not win series.
Kansas Citys secured one.
There was some talk OF engaging sam Crane, of
the st. Louis, 10 play short-stop In this city next
season. Houck IL decidedly preferable.
The answer of the washingtons in the suit brought
by the Old directors OF the National Club il very
conclusive, and will do doubt be a settler TO the
case.
Gafney has gone TO his home In Massachusett ~,
but he will hustle about at times looking for good
players.
II is said that the Coumbias took out papers of in
corporation IN order that they might make financial
loans on inclr property. leThaps Inc boys nau an
inkling Of that order from the Commissiopers.
The fair boom In the Potomac Club did not meet
with much encouragement last week from its mem-
bers who say 1t would require too much work their
part to make II success. President Wheatey says
ne thinks about two thousand could be made, but
he couldn't help the cause along, as he (as District
Commissioner is too much employed working up
The National Drill. The subject will come up this
week al the meeting OF the club
Some OF the Analostan oarsmen were out the
river last week.
The pictures OF the winning crews OF the Potomac
Club have been finished by Prince They are spcn-
did photographs, and the finishing IL the best In the
art. They Will be placed on exhibition this week.
Mr.. Ed Reynolds, one OF the big four OF the Poio.
macs, has gone TO New York for ten days. lie will
Fairmounts.
The Coumbias are already at work nlllng up their
ranks with young men. Many OF them as wei US
some Of This seasons men are already at work In
The \. Nj. Z. A. gymnasium.
The notice from the Commissioners 10 the boat
clubs requiring them by the lst OF January 10 re-
move their houses from the streets which they now
obslrnct has brought CONSERVATION TO the OaTsnen.
The clubs have 30 long enjoyed their present priyi-
leges that they have felt secure. The Columbus are
The worst of, as their house IL directly across the
centre OF High street, and there IL no adjoining
property 10 which they can move II. The POionaCs
own piece OF ground ON the river front adjoining
tans also will perhaps be able TO establish them
selves near their present location. The re IL some
talk among the clubs OF all moving over 10 AnalOs-
ian Island IN the future.