The Washington critic., 1886-09-02

Natiouals....2 o . 0 o o u .
Earned runs-Chlcasos, g; Nationals, .
Home runs--Flynn and Farrell. Two-base
hils-Fanell, Pfelrcr and williamson.
Three luse hlts-Ansuu. Passed balls -
Hayes. 3. Wild pitches Crane, >. First
Nusu uu balls CLicagus, II; Nalionas, /.
tirsi base oh erruis Chlrdgus, .; Nation
ais, 2. struck Out--Chicughs, .; Nation
ale. g. Double plays Pfcfcr aud Anson,
Carroll aId Farrell Umpire quest.
Other League games;
Philu..........O o , 0 I ) 0 o Oil
Kansas Ctty.1 o 0 90 0 q o. 2
Base hits lhladelphas, IL; Kansas
Cltys, T. Errors-Philadelphias 3; Kansas
CiSs,9 o. Pitchers Daily aud Whitney.
Boston .....O 3 1 0 0 o 4-l2
Marouns...0 o l 0 0 0 o . @ 3
Base hits-BostonS, l9; -. Louis, 6. Err
rors-Bostons, .; st. Louis, IL.
Detroit ....3 3 0 > o 3 x-l2
New lork...O D 0 o q 3 = q = Z
Base hi,s-Deirolts, II, New Yor,s, II.
Erfors-Dctroits, (; New lorks, 10.
Boston Nypld. "sutton played well at
short Jestcrday-siX assists aud no errors
Better than any other shorts rlnyiug OK.
copt Irwin Of Philadelphia" TnE WASH
INGToS CRITIC man who wrote this eyi.
dcntly knows more about baseball than the
Philadelphia North Amcricm expert"
who said: "Sutton Is and always was 0
record player But then he is a relic, and
the HcTdtd has weakness for relies"
Hines of Washington should receive
much credit for his work with the stick
this season. Nothing is so apt to dis
courage man as playing in losing club,
and IN no way is the loss of heart more
liable to manifest itself than in falling or
In batting strength Yet liine. pounds along
come veal, come wOe-with vigor that
only stands out in bolder relief from its
paitry background,-[K Kansas City journal.
The League clubs have defeated each
other In two games or more except the
Kansas Citys and Washingtons. The former
las won but one game from the Chicagos,
Detroits and Philadelphias, the latter but
one from tae Chcagos, Detroits and Kansas
Citys.
The Detroit team now has two weak spots
in It, which are having damaging effect
upon the prospect of the clubs success in
winning the pennant. In the first place,
Dunlap has proved to be demoralizing
element In the team despite Of his skill as
second base player. He is growler of
the first water, and cannot submit to be the
occupant of subordinate position on the
team. llanlon is captain, and Dunlap don't
like to have any boss over him. Then, too,
lDC IlH lbuI nuO uOl Itllell luc lnITOuuC-
tion of Dunlap, aud they won't submit to
his dictatoriul manner on the inlield. The
other weak spot Is Getzein who Is pitcher
with considerable skill in his position,
which is badly Offset 10y quick temper. He
gets mad II his pitching is not admirably
supported in every position, and loses his
effectiveness IN the box Brooklyn Eagle.
MISCELLANEOUS MENTION.
The track ON which II. NJ. johnson beat
the iCUyarLs record recently has been sur
veytd, and found to be higher at the finish
than at the start. The record is secure, and
the tine 4.5s.
The timing during the Springfield cycling
tournament, September ii, lj' aud 10, will
be done 10y electricity. a big clock will be
placed in font uf the judges stand, on
which will be recorded the time in minutes
aud seconds Of each quarter and a half
mile In addition to this, previous to the
starting Of each event there will be dis,
played On large board the best recorded
tinr for the event about 10 be run thereby
enabling the cspcctltors to know at the finish
Of Tie race whether the record has been
broken,
Pete Nolan pfrered Dpmiuick McCaffrey
81 l.5OU and hi- expenses to box him six OF
eight rounds ut Chester Park within forty
days, McCafrrey wanted $500 and sixty
dsys, so there was no further talk. Nolan
will probably try to get on fight with
Charley MiNhell when he returns from Eng
land.
There is talk OF j. Beaver Webb settling
| in America and following the business of
yacht designing. An exchange says $50
long, however, as we retain such designers
| as Richardson and Watson we can cheer.
| fully spare Mr.. Beavor- Webb, and If the
| future designing Of American racing craft
be left solely 10 his hands it will not be very
long before the Americas cup will be taken
back to England again"
| George Hazael and George d. Cameron
are to run so miles on the Polo grounds,
New York, on September II, for $500 side.
| IIanlan easily defeated Courtney in the
exhibition Smile race at RoCkaway yestcr-
day. NJ. +. Davis, the timer, said Hanlan
beat his recent famous record.
Beach defeated Teemer by ten lengths in
the race from Putney to Mortlake. Han.
Ian intends to challenge Beach for IS 5000 q
side. Yesterdays time was 22:50-i miles
And now Dew Drop has been beaten by
| Elkwood in the slow time OF 2:l33.
Hosmer beat Mckay ten lengths over g.
mile wlth-turn course on Lake Champlain
| yesterday. Time, II m. Is s. There was
a large crowd present from Vermont, Can
ada ana the Adirondack region.
Billy Gabg, the "mysterous boxer" OF
Plttsburg last evening at Clatk's Olympic
| Club, was declared the winner of Il four
round glove contest with Mike Conley, the
"lthaca Giant 1t was savage ''go''
from start to finish, Conley had much the
better Of the first two rounds, knocking
Gabig down i've times. Gdbig rallied IL
the third round, aud upper cut Conley
three times besides getting in oue gooi
right hand swiugiug blow on the Ithac,
| mans ear Gang Tepeated the uDDpr Cut
ting in the fourth round, hitting COnle,
almest at win.
| The NOlEsfps,,