The Sunday herald., 1886-09-05

Was6insions. .,. ......... o o 0 a.
Earned runs-Chlcagos, 5. HcS6e runs-Gore. Two
base hits-Crane. Three-base hits--Knowles. Passed
base on errors Chicago, 2; Washington, 5. Struck
out-washington, !: Double play. williamson, (un-
asslsted,l nonck. Gallagher, and Hines Umpire
GAMES ELSEWHERE.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 4.-St. Louis, 10; Bostons, 2.
Base hits-St. Louis IA; Bostons, I. Errors--St.
Louis, g; Bostons,4.
DETROIT, Sept. 4.-Detroits, 1; New YOrks, /.
Base hits.Detrolts, s.; New Yorks,s. Errors De-
trots, i; New Yorks, Z.
Kansas CITY, Sept. 4;-Kansas Citys, o; Phila.
ph!as, 8. Errors-Kansas Citys, 4; Philadelphias,
pIrrsSuRe, Sept .-P!,tshuIGs. !; clnclpnatis, o.
Plttsburgs, 2; Cncinnatis,
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 4-Lonisvllles, 4; st. Louis. II.
Lousvilles, Z; st. Louis,2
STATEN ISLAND, Sept. 4.-Metropolltans, 8; Balti.
tlmeres, Base -Meropolitsns, o; Baltimores,
3. neutrality-suspicious., 3; Baltlmores. s.
Base Ss-Brooklyus, 6; Athletics, II. o Errors" -.
Brooklyns, 8; Athetcs,l.
RECORD TO DATE
LEAGUE
Ss'ssEss Se,ss'is 50 q 70 Hof,Sns fsn. & g
PhiIadelphias. IS IS Washingtons. Is Is
AMERICAN.
St. Louis E2" g hss' ss cne,nna,s. Ts" g ts' s.
ISo'syllss s. s Ssss1pSan. smSles IS Il
During the game ut Cincinnati on Sunday last be.
| tween the Pittsburgs and Cncinnats Umpire Walsh
was salu,ed with u shower Of beer glasses as .
mark OF dissatisfaction at q decision against the
"home" nine.
Now let the band play. The Washingtons have at
last won game from the Kansas Citys.
The Frederick tMd) Club came to town last week
aud Just warmed our leading clubs In a way that
was defnoraizing. They bea, the Olymplcs to
and the Merchants 10 toe. They are Il splendid set
of players their pitcher, Beaton, being Of the
curves ami has excellent command over his delivery.
They have not lost a game this season consequently
| the people OF that town are crazy the club,
some four hundred coming down here to see them
| play.
The Washngtons broke the record last week by
defeating the Kansas Citys. This is a solution Of
why the earth shook.
O'Day and Gillian, OF the Southern League, have
gone to Detroit TO finish out the season. O'Day
pitched for the Nationals. OF thls city, last year.
A handsome oil painting OF President Young, of the
League, is on exhibition in Dalton S,rickland's
enough in It's way, but 1t doesn't do Justice TO the
handsome and sunny face of President Nick.
| The cause of New Yorks disastrous Western tour
is ascrbed for by the fact that the three sporting
editors Of the leading papers (1riJune, World, and
Times accompanied them on the trip. They are
i
| ball-players.
Detrors have at present the following players on
the sick leave: Twchell, Manning, Baldwin, Ben
| nett, Rowe, Ganzel and Decker yet they are hght-
Ing hard to hold up their own despite the ill-luck.
/ The new st. Louis club was duly organized last
week on permanent basis and the city win continue
Its membership In the National League. This will
be dalnper on the various organizations that have
been eager to secure the star players OF the present
team. They are playing better ball now than eveI
before, each individual seemingy to have improved
in his work one hundred per cent, and are winning
credtable victories from the best clubs in inc race
This is due mainly to the absence OF Dunlap, who
he has seen connected. as will be seen by his WORK
on the Detrots since he Joined them. One Glass
cock OF McKinnSn y worth @ the price Of three sael
play OF the team s reapng It's reward. as the ganet
are more largely attended than ever before.
Tue WashingtOns Will return home the present
Tue games viii be played ai On Friday @ and sstGrdS,
of this week and on Monday following.
Just think of 1t, Crane, the pitcher who held the ST
Louis down TO two scratch hlts and played almos
show OF himself. Against the Chicagos he piled vi
nfteen errors fourteen OF which were bases oi
balls, record that would cause q ten-year-Old I
See from the Held and never return, but az he pos
sesses the gall Of professional he viii lingcr on
Carroll against the chlcagos on Thursday mad
two home runs. quite feat, and we hope CHI will
| keep 1t up.
e on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday the Wash
t ingtons will play their last games In the wes
having the Detrots as their opponentH.
The District League finished up It's games las
' week, the Olymplcs being In the lead. Mr.. Thoma
Muniz, one OF the hackers of the enterprise, no,
proposes 70 get up a nine from the leading player
the year, the object being TO secure such a str0n
team as TO he able to beat the Fredericks. The
Will also visit Cumberland, Chambersburg,andO Othe
towns OF Maryland and pennsylvania. The ground
|" OF West Washington are very pretty and whe
thoroughly ntted up Will be the equal OF any In III
!. The Hyattsyllle Club yesterday beat the Agricu
,nral Department nine by score OF ~ to o. Keef
7 and was DATED by the country boys for a total
twenty-five hits. Holden, liyatsyilles, was hit Nv
| times. Erner, OF the Merchants, caught Bplendi
game for Hyatsyllles, and balted Kecfes curves Il
y TWO three-baggers and two singles.
= on Tuesday game will take place at Capitol Par
B. for the beneat OF the Charleston sufferers. III
u Pension ONCE will play team selected from your
| business men, who Will call themselves the "EaTi
qnakes.n The Washington Nationals have gene
ten cents Will he charged.
II The game between the Patent Attorneys nine al
e the craftsmen lScientinc American) nine, played
!, Capitol Park, Wednesday last, resulted IN waite
10 for ae Tss ealure Of
l. game was the nnc battery work OF Brock al
ting OF Capt skidmore, OF the Attorneys, he maklI
oil the hits o. his nine. Much regret was express
's neys. he being unable 10 pitch, owing TO strain
the muscles OF his left arm, caused by the oyere
ertion al the previous game when ne struck o
!. 10 "a OF the Draftsnen. The deciding game Will
IA played during the coming week.
'e The Scientific American nine VIII play the Pate
a. ONCE nine al Capitol Park, tomorrow.
On Thursday the Red Stockings, The cnatnp
IA Junior club OF West Washington, defeated 4
- | Young Eagles by a score OF ~ ~. The playing
u the Red Stockngs was spendd, the battery woik
y Cassln and Stevens being perfect.
y Philadelphia IL going TO enter vigorous NJ
Il against that Chicago resolution. Right you al
N
" MIR. dudley Page, OF Frederick, Md, an eDthu
ir aBtic admTef OF the noble game came on To wat
No his pets play "DudN VIII eventually become
=, manager Of u lrst-class club.
What III the use Of base ball table II II ID not &C
rectiy made? TINS suggestion ~ for the benent
those papers who persist In printing inaocura
tablea.
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