The Sunday herald., 1886-08-22
LEAGUE.
CANES ELsEwHERE.


PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2l.-PhIladelphlaR, 8; New
YOrks, 3. Base-hits-1'hlladelphlas s.; New Yorks,
!. Errors-Phlladelphias, @; New Yorks,s.
DETRoIT, Aug. 2l.-Detroiis, l2 Chicagos, s.
troits, o; ChcagoB, IL.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 2i.St. Louis, s; Kansas Cliys,6 6.
Base-hits- ST. Louis, IL; Kansas Ciiys o. Errors
81. Louis, 4; Kansas Cnys,4.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 2i.-Baltimores 4, Athletic g.
Base hits, Baltimore 8, Athletic I. Erors, Baltimore
I, Athletic 4.
Brooklyns, 8. Base llli, Metropoans 3. Brooklyna
ii. Errors, Meiropolitans 3, Brooklyns 10.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 2i.-Clncinnais !, Ionisyilles
O: Base hits, Cncinnatis 2, L'ulsvies S. Errors.
Cincinnatis 4, louisyies"
ST. LOUIS, Aug. N.--St. Louis O, Piiisburg 2.
Base hits, 81. Louis 10, Piilsburg6 O. Errors st.
Louis /, Pittsburgh.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Aug: 2l.1In regard to & the
To release CONWAY to the Detroits, secretary Whit
field says that Rowe has authority TO release Con-
way, and the directors will not permit It.
The giants came and went through the motions.
but they did not win the three games laid ont for
them by distinguished correspondent. They should
have had three defeats on this trip instead Of one
game won, one lost, and tie, and would have had,
had not Umpire Fumer come to their rescue.
A special from Mount Washington says that base
ball is raging violently In The mountains, nearly
every village and every big hotel having It's nine, and
| the rvalrjcs are Intense.
| II Ii only umpires for amateur games that get
| Killed. What pity.
The largest number Of runs made by the Boslona
In game this season has been is, (Washlnstons;) y
Chicagos 20, lst. louis0 Deiroiis IL Cst. Louis:)
| (WashiDgtons) ~. Louis 10, (washiDgtons) y Wash.
ingons i2. d,ostons.) Hartford Giobe.
The washingtons gave the New Yorks quite a set
| back last week.
The umpire came gallantly to the rescue OF the
| New Yorks and saved them two defeats.
The washingtons played magnlncenily against
the New YOTks, and II IL not their fault that three
creditable Victories are not recorded IN their favor
1wS h 9 as ws,e en 70 mac
| legged umpire This IA an old worm eaten excuse
but isthe opinion OF the spectators who witnessed
| these contests. They were model games, and as
consequence large crowds were present to witness
| the sport conclusive proof that II the team play
Sidua mention is Unnecessary, as each player Vie,
with the other In working harmoniously together 10
the good OF The organization. This Is the way bal
playing should be conducted, and we hope mat ol
ihe coming Western trip the WashiDgtons will con
tnue their splendid playing
| II Ia the Intention OF the following well-knowi
Local players 70 organize G We me & coming week EEK , lean
Among the membeTs will be found such PLAYERS q
Barr, Wise, Joy, Eyers winseman, keailey, Kalb
fus, Ryan. Schroth, Hunterman, and McCariy, unde
ihe excellent management OF the veteran GeoTg
Noble: i has been suggested inat the cup D
District. This is good iiea, aud should be adopted
The Palas OF this city and the Browns OF Alex
andra Will play game tomorrow afternoon d
Capitol Park.
The Merchants defeated the Treasury Deparl
ments on Thursday last by score OF IL tO7. Tn
feature OF the game was the fne pitching OF Phil
King, aged fourteen, for the Merchants.
The Bosons won yesterdays game In the Las
half Of the ninth inniDg after a contest marked b
brilliant plays and exciting situations The 80
people present were satisfied with the game, though
; OF course, they would have been more ~ had Viz
tory come to us; but as the liostons fairy earne
, the victory no fault can be found. The game wa
finely contested. The good playing OF the Washing
tons and their timely battling made II very pleaAa
one to witness. Keefe was put In the box for IN
home team, and for eight innings lie managed q
hold hs end up apendldly. In the ninth he SCENE
to weaken, but II WAS more likely battling strea
that the BOsiUns had a5 they popped the bail away IL
Just the needed number OF hliB 10 win. fadb0urn'
In that IuninK, was sent 10 bases on balls, while
looked bad, as Bumnton, Daley, Johnslon. and Iio
nung lei themselves loose and h the needed tire
runs home, with only one hand out. The fielding Z
Knowles at third was exceptionally hne, he maxim
two OF the hardest Kinds OF stops hnd throw-ouii
Thls player during last week showed the public tha
he 10 Just the man for The p0sltion. Farrell,
second, also played magnificent game. IilsTemari
able catch on run In Tie right neld was the play
the day, while his batting was the beat on the hon
Side HOuck played wei AT SHORT, barring his on
error, while Iiines played line game at eentr
The inteld OF the EOstonB played lnely, WlHc
second being especially noticeable. The batting
Poormau, Daley. aud Nash waB tue beat OF the dal
The umplring Of Skinner was good, very good. u,
the nrsi Time In the season our club got the Oenel
of few close decisions. For thls.arc we ihankfu
President Hewitt, Of the Washington club. desir,
10 state 10 the public that The report sent Out by n
Post OF Saturday, That the stockholders OF the clu
mad offered or intended Offering $4,000 for the fra
I cbise Of the 81. Louis club was erroneous, and ha
no foundation ln fact