The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1886-04-25

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March, 1b............... o ID l
Daun, CT. ..............
stewart. 2b..... ...... 81 o
sheppard, rf..........., o . 9 I q
Moves, Observation-Disclosures. o I o
Cross, 30. /
Ninton, p..............,.
Kellogg, c.............. i o
lota ..,........,l = U o Z. ~
RUNS BY INNINGS.
Nationals ....... a55sa sssS-7
Yaies. ................o 0 0 o O.
Two-base hts--Hines. Bases on errors-Natlon-
ais, 6; Yales. /. Bases on balls-Nationals, 8;
Bases Sss Yaes %a pIeses
Ninion,2 Passed bas-Bremmer, 5; Kellogg, 9.
umpire-Cate, Of Washington.
GAMES ELSEWHERE.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,i,e, 80 lao, liza;
Pittsburgs,e, 81 0. 0, o. 0-l0. Base-hits-Cin
cinnatis, Is; Pttsburg IA. Errors-Cincinnatis, 6;
Pittsburgs, 6.
At Phtadephia-At the Athletic grounds 5000
the Athletic aud Baltimore clubs, but the rain put
stop to the play in the second inning. The Athletics
had scored one and the Baltimores nothing.
At Newark, N. 1.-THE Detroits were defeated to-
day by the local team. The visitors scored their
only run on two of Annis at second base. The
score is as follows: Detrolts, |. o., 0. o. 1900;
OIL; Newark5, 3, o, o, /, 0, o, l, o., KS. Earned
runs-Newarks, 8. Two.base hit-Daly. Struck
out-Newarks, I; De,rots,5.
Metrepolitans, o, 3, o, o, o, o, o, Ga Base hits
Brooklyns, I; Nets, 5. Errors. Brookyns, q;
Nets, 2.
At Savannah, Ga.-Savannahs, 5; Memphis,3
ST. Louis, April 2.-Fine batting and brilliant
nedng were the order on both sides to-day, but st.
Louis had the best of the batting and came out
ahead. The batting of Latham and the fielding Of
20, +-l5; Louisves 0, 0, $40, 10, l,2-9 Base
hits Browns, IS; Louisvilles, 10. Errors-Browns.
10; Lousviles, 1.
RICHMOND, Va, April 2t-There was no game Of
base ball here to-day by the Bosons, three of the
club being out OF condition, viz: Nash, with a
and Sutton, sick; none seriously. The club will
leave tomorrow for New York, where they play the
Jersey Citys Monday.
can Association having made complaints against
Umpire d. j. Mack, President Wykoff consulted Mr..
Byrne, chairman of the association. MIR.
Robert Ferguson. and in fifteen minutes
made contract with him to act as umpire. The
Metropoitans, Athletics, aud Baltimores Endorsed
his action. MIR. WykoG at once appointed Ferguson,
and he umpred to-day in Brooklyn his frat game as
an American Association umpire.
The real trial of our nine will begin Thursday, Fri
day, and Saturday, when the championship series
will begin and they will encounter the strong Phila
delpha nine. These games will be watched with
| intense interest.
The games Of the past week have been numerous
and interesting. They have evidenced the fact tnat
the Washingtons can be depended on to keep
alive the local interest In the national game without
which ball-paying can have no existence as fine
art Unusual events have been crowded into the
sive games the first appearance OF Start, and the
appearance OF NJ. Hines In greatly improved form.
The logic Of events does not need the services Of
BILE less frequently in the future simply does 1t
amount to his retirement from the feld7 Shall we
go down to the games hereafter and look about the
field hopelessy for those two DIRT spots on either
trousers leg Just above the knee? He has worn
closely-contested game they have proved to
be the winning pair of acelets: They have
| rnah tori lin hn honp u.rv
Of the Mascotte. Time has not dimmed these spots,
for they are Kept ever bright by liberal application
OF Bakers gloves little moisture, and an alert at
ttude, to which all Of you will catch on without
any description. Gladmons deep bass /. beginning
to be heard again IN the land. 1t. quality 10 a.
resonant as ever, and his register, II any, tribe
lower than when, In Capitol Park .ast year, the
marble building on the hill above threw back hii
turbances or the rumble OF the Philadelphia cable
road: Then the right arm high In air, the one eye
afed on he BAL and the other on the umpire when
third bag the stqntoran tones. swatch that ball! ~
all go to make up a tableau which brings to oul
Force plays his position with good deal Of hi
own name. He has exceeded the expectations
the osen 0s accredited sna hardly " n RI,
audience will expect Of him only an improvement II
his aggregate base hits. Gllliganllkesthe applause
like TO watch bis quick and agile motions, and he
has given them abundant opportunity by looming
Exhibition IS great test Of endurance. Two psss e.
balls in Thursdays game are due without doubt
% this continued strain ON Tuesday he wished n.
play-goers to see that he could handle Barrs swf
delivery, which they saw with evident satisfaction
:. Paul Hines and Knowles have led in the slug
the season attended Mondays game with the New
arks, the great majority selecting that day because
We will not undertake TO locate the blame upon an.
one for his nOn.appearance and the substitu
ton OF Pyle and DAILY, but the classification al
over the grounds was extreme. CONTAINING money
under false pretensesp was openly spoken In man
places. Smith and Trot were In the field In ful
J uniform and were practising up to the moment tina
the game commenced. Ii was charged that tn
crowd was first corraled and then the announced wal
battery Withdrawn, 30 that they might prove the al
ractve feature for gathering In the sheckles on tn
, following day. We should hesitate to believe an
such charges as these. much less the home manage
| ments connection with H. but II In fact, though
that the public will hold the managers to blame
however undeserved, and will cease to regard IN
announcements with confidence unless they or,
carried out TO the letter as far II ls possible to
SO. The Roman Emperor Nero was wont TO pro
, vide HIS great pageant displays with living hninal
surrounded by cOmbusilbe material, TO whci
the torch was TO be applied. There IL some resem
4 6lance 70 THIS old earbarle custom In fringe Q
stand There are the tattered subjects, each on II
own pinnacle OF paving stones. Combustiblcs ar
not apparent, but the amount OF sunshine whlc
breaks down upon the motley crew would seer
3 powerful enough to produce spontaneous combu'
rises In the world 10 height thai he can ovoroo
the lower tier OF seats In the grand stand. Base ba
IA great moral force. Its influence IL elevstln
: upon the pennl,ess wall. But such influence Ia NJ
permanently sustaining, as the not lnfrequent an
8 loud Tumbllngs OF falling stone and the represse
5 cry OF pain from the rear testify.
on Tuesday the Riyersldes, of South washington
= defeated picked nine on the grounds at the wasl
a lngton Barracks by the score OF 10 Ola. The mo
\ prominent features OF the game were the batting
y senseney and Elijah and the Held work of Beck,
and Sayres.
Rowing.
The opening hop OF the Potomac Club will tai
nil Erlh Inc As.FlI1 N ann gns
y for which are now being issued by the subscribiI
members, The invitations state that gentleme
from until II $50, aud the affair Is under the conr
+ OF Messrs Nelse Duyall, William Parkes, jam
h n. Davis, Edward IIutchlns, A. zappone, and Jof
u Treasurer Walsh, OF the regatta conferees, ma,
y an assessment on the Columbus, Po,onacs, al
~ Analostans on Tuesday last 10 make up the de1cen
In their funds occasoned by The failure OF the Was
~ ing0n Club to pay their share. The question arise
" what Will the clubs do now IN case the Washlngto
hold together and attempt to row In the regatias7
The Anaostans have been putting out crews eve
day during me past good weather, lillyer general
occupying the stroke seat, with Gillian, WrIgl
la Dent, Kadford Atzell, and others in the boats.
y Messrs, Cumberland Son have nearly fnish
;e lheir new seam launch, and II Is now moved
Il. front Of their boat-house, adjoining that OF /
"a Analostans II Will be decided acquisition TO Il
ne river and Will afford aud friends an opp,
a. tuniiy 10 watch crews In training Al Cumberlah,
shops at present there are numerous pleasure boa
90 on the frames being oyerhauled and repaired.
ne As yet the Columbus are doing very little wOI
the members not coming over to the club house
the numbers as usual In past years Still Levi
Kerr, Woodward, Bartle, and others manage to
out crews In four, or call IN II use that dread
M "Ierr0r.n Lewis ID doing the greater amount
ue rowing 10 far, and Is determined to get in the
~ crew II possible kondrup has reconsdeTed his
w. termination not 10 row and Will again take a seal
W. the "Big -Four"
lie Capt Zappone, Of the Potomaes, has already
he gun 10 make affairs lively around the boat-hOuse
et every afternoon lately he has had Out two fours
At an eight.oared crew Of those who Will probai
Ia n lha
men, new additions 10 tue club, who are doing W,