The Sunday herald., 1886-10-10

Davis, and the .he catching % oi wright, y The Mopa,
meutals. winkelman was Put 10 to pitch for the |
@ ssss I'll rss s S s'sSs 1sfy R % oS
Monumentals, was Knocked out of the box
in the fourth inning and TaSosCle
nings were playei. The Palas aud Monumenlals
are tie In the race for the championship. The last
tory, defeat, and tie game for each club. They |
may perhaps play another game in the near future
WinSelman, late Of the iyncnburgs, have signed |
with the Palas for the season OF 81.
oldned showed to the public last week that he lie
one OF the best ca,chers in the profession, besides
being splendid batsman.
There will be two Interesting games at olympic |
Park, Georgetown, on Wednesday ana Thursday OF
the present week, Manager CARNEY and his |
champion souns IKE oympcs have decaea
the leading amateur clubs OF Maryland and Virginia,
excepting the Fredericks, and they entertain par.
donable ambition that they make the local pro-
fesslonas lower their colors II s rare concession
for the professional team TO leave their grounds
but the manager OF the Ulympics, Mr. Muniz, SAYS Il
will be beneficial In a financial sense to all.
The defeat Of the Detrol's in Philadelphia yestcr:
S Is nou rQ s s poMer p'sf o
"Phillles" to make the pennant race tie, but they
played for athey were worth md won two crcditaoc
next season. They will retain all their players.
The Kansas City Club, according to agreement, as
Manager Ganney claims, were TO- play q morning
aere ss sna
Kansas Ciiys refused TO play these games; 30 each
morning Of the days namei the Washingions ap-
was declared forfeited to the Washingions- o.
These games form part Of the washlnetons credit OF
games won, do also the games lost BY the Kansas
City In our table this morning.
The Merchants visited Manassas yesterday and
defeated the celebrated Caharp!ns, OF Virginia, by
pf n a n n INN vvn In
nne battery work OF Harry and r. Msdiaan and the
nnclding OF Shea, J. Jones. and King. This, with
people TO exhibition Of all.playing that has sell
dom been equaled. For the Catharpins Saunders
mention should DO made Of the nne thirdbase play
ing OF shea, who accepted the thirteen chances
Sy s wss sa1y
the reputation OF old Virginia.
Rowins.
The regatta committee held a meeting last night
and attempted to finish up the affairs OF the year
IL found that the expenses will foot up little
under $500. The committee sent letters OF thanks TO
Referee Hlnchman, Maj. Walker, and tho many
others who helped along the committee In arranging
affairs.
McCloskey, Of the Analostans, who has been max
ing visit to Europe, and especially to visit his old
home In ireland, has returned to this city.
The Printers Rowing Club will Join in the confer
enter crews In all class races. II ls whispered
around that the famous old Potomac crew (McRae,
Printers in the senior race for fours next year.
The Potomacs are talking about securing q new
eight-oared shell, to be made out OF cedar, on the
Is an open question whether cedar eiVSt would be
| as serviceable as one constructed OF paper, many
arguing that a cedar boat could not be stayed and
| braced as good and staunch as four. Its length
would make II considerably heavier than paper
eight. The Potomacs also talk of buying q four
| Jared gig for next season.
The river has been deserted since regatta day, as
| only one crew has been out since.
Bob Wade says the Potomacs taught the Colum.
bias trick or two this summer, one Of which they
will initiate by the purchase Of new cedar four for
next year 8 racer.
left Monday last. A number OF the Potomac men,
bers presented him with an additional purse Of 5000
before he started away.
II Is whispered among the members ofthe Analos.
tan Club that this season ended their active career
In aquatic circles, aud that hereafter the club will
be entirely social one. The poor success that has
great expense necesstatsd by Joint action with the
other clubs. with no returns has brought about this
state OF affairs, and the almost unanimous feeling 10
no more regattas for them. The members say they
Will oauythlng to gettheir club debt to add
to the annual and will cheerfuly receive Wis
itinK In their house, and In other ways aid the
regatta. The active membership Of the club Is moi
large and those borne on the rolls care very little
for training for regatas; hence hereafter the Ana.
lOstans will doubtless be a social organization, and
not racing club.
Col. W. II. Selden, one Of the Oldest ana iuost en-
n. S 1ne Potomac Gs In 1rds
the last regatta, presented aim with set OF Wade
Butchers best ra;Sa, razos; done up in nantsom.
ney present of q handsome scarfpn.
The Potomacs did not take any action In regard t.
winter quarters at their last meeting They havt
it,. Pat Murphy, Of The Columbus, S has has biose1 @
arm sustained at Woods lioll, in Massachusetts.
Mute says they were out-boated, out-classed, and
beaten on their merits.
ootIprx tho nm
? ? night was largely attended and jubilant. The re
port OF the select committee on trainer showed thai
b obtained by subscription from members, and tina
not cent would come from the treasury Of the cuh
IN ne nas s IN which @
men who had assisted In the successes on the water
committee consisting r Messrs Arthur Msrrs9
make arrangements for photographiDg the crews
etc.
] The Columbias held business meeting on Wed
! attendance Of the members. Measures were take
looking toward the lowering OF the extra heavy ex
) devise MEANS The club voted to give Up their club
for the season anu to move at once over to the
4 winter quarters.
Mr.. Pat Dempsey writes letter otlls ONCE deny
Q Ing that SmithsOn or his hackers ever made All
! overtures to him as published. Dempsey states tina
he never knew that smllhson had any desire to 70,
here until he saw the notice, copied from THE HER
AID, in the Philadelphia papers, but states that
w put IL care Ct Sn the
mile race he will at once cover It, and give tax
y expenses Now here the opportunity Tor Smithso
q II he desires to enter professiOna! life.
g Capt. Pred Wright and Lieut.. Frank Hillyer,
the Anaostans, have both rendered their resignation
70 officers OF the club This was found necessary
\, as both are In business outside the city.
Capt. Claude X. Zappone, of the Potomacs, VIII
worked 30 zealOusly during the season for the sui
cess that came to his club lately on the water, wa
surprised at tile hop Friday night by being presene
ID with handsome ''souvenir medal OF 1885" from 4,
3. ten winning oarsnen Of the year. The medal IL
'e solid gold. OF exquisite workmanship, and one thi
i, scented In a little audatory speech by Mr.. job
~ Hadley Doyle, and ntting!y responded TO by tn
- Captain.
Tho Potomac Archers.
10 In the match between the Potomac Archers an
.d the officers OF the Third Artillery. bow and
In revolver, the weapons used by the Otlcers