The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1886-08-08

words the Nationals are the X C.'s pudding, and at
ese SmS OF my ssss sshs Sccre
medately following the Kansas Citye came the Erea,
Thlssgos and some .ron SrsSc hsa seSn put
ec6er and played strong ball, such bail that would
have counted for victories against the weaker club
WN Mad only been played. The nrst two games with
the Chicagos, Wednesday and Thursday, were excel.
lent contest aud reflected credit uron the men and
saosSs s h s GSy can Hn Sa ssy Will
TO the patrons OF the game.
Trot, Of the Newarks made his mrs, error In nine
teen games recently. Good for Babe. Think ~
the Bridgerpft PLAYERS. Powell has given salts
fect,pr 80 Tar 10 the Cinclnnats, Kecfc, our pony
eShsT While not as strong as his namssake on the
experience :Gerhardt Is now battling with some Of
his old,iime form. looks natural to see him
OF the Nationals, hobs up serency In every position
they plant him. He Is sluggcr from wayback.
M s. sc%ns s w c sSSy .s
s u \, TheS players i, ErSSa,s s 81;
ssS Ae Sail appointed Appoint an o,cis UMPIRE.
Knowles Is playing righ, good ball at third base. 90
week. The Chcagos are Kicking like mules against
the plan OF having detectives on their tracks,.
T mnra Is ns isi nsa lot very
neat NILE green shirt OF his. His appearance Is the
best of all umpres. The Detroiis have won the
most games in succession, while the Nationals have
lost the greatest number Bets are being madc OF
course odds being given, that the Nationals Will not
secure twenty victories. inc people OF George
town have gone crazy about the game OF base ball,
mothers forget TO get their dinners, husband and
Tho vronn,,s IN o,ea, "rnwJs '''"A '"''' "''~ W
-. - So
Bob Barr has been granted his release by the Ma
iionals. Now Bob Is good pitcher, when he goes
into game with his heart and courage, but unfor-
,unately he has bad habit OF weakening that 10 the
spectators looks childish.
Carroll, the nne left fielder Of the Nationals, and
prime favorite with everyb body here IN the District
hau 10 be treated 10 severe piece OF discipline last
5 with p s sa sa, o i Tss. %sS
Manager Scanlon after the PLAYERS names had been
given TO the score.card man and said, "fou might
as well take my name OIL ior do NOT play to-day"
Wont" saJ aarrn sand hcsdrs am ,,tr wH ~;
n,nvino bai win mis- r,uh wWrii voi maS iav IN
Without nav for inc resi- Oh the srhaoh. and Also nav
nnc ~ sion asId Tho Waneycr a,csi .orsowp "y y
make surh breae ~ '' "'''''N'' 10 W
Tho Ina, two uamcs n, Tho prescpt scy,es NJ homo
contests viii take place on Monday and Tuesday,
The st. Louis beIng The opposing club as later on IN
| tho week The Nationals ieavc nm a shnrt irih 10
PhIlajelphia. The New Yorhs viii MAY here on
August 10, u, any u, tne B5st1ns lg, 70; md ~,
ae, which me Ma.ionals VIII leave ior ,neif last
western Trip, returning mere To finlsh up the cham-
p'ohsh'p
Old0eld made his appearance last week on the
home grounds and male a very favorable Impression
with The spcctators. lie shovel that BESIDES ben,
| a catcher Of good repute he was a humber one
fielder and heavy ba'sman
Farrell, the sccondbaseman OF the Nationals. Is
home sick under the care OF a doctor. II able he
VIII play on Monday, but surely Will play In the
Philadelphia game.
How will the Protective League Association helm
n nia,er after no hos heen oiveu Inc orana h,nnca
nv hs cuh Sucn assoc,snns nrix e sarve ~ n,ve
empoyment To few smart bnsiness nlavers Who
reap ali the glory ~" ''"'' ''''> 90 f'' |'' " ~
The games OF the District Amateur League are at
tracing much attention from our people at present.
and at nearly game there Ia about 900 spec
tators at Olympic Park. ON Monday last the crowd
present to witness the game between tho Merchants
and Olympcs numbered over 1000 people, OF which
many weae iautss ne same .w9 ciuos piay nSh XVI
om % y. ,e sum- paIe ip h 'm ns % az o
SUI WIZ WaS uay in.uien III Tue last sahe' anu an
''ne' ''s o''"" 10 ''oAe" 'o.'
gagement OF Houck by the Nationals have gone into
their holes aud drawn the hole with them. Houck
has proved decided acquisition to the team for he
| mug.
The Decentralization Of Carroll last week was
properly met by the management in laying him of
more OF the SAME medicine administered TO some OF
| the other players would be found to be beneficial
II ever man gave ali his talents and energies TO
single cause that man has been Manager scanl nc
In his Efforts To build up the washington Base Ball
Gun anu place " IN poslllo among ne nest IN the
Worse Az" Manaver se"non has wsey de,ermnsa 10
retire ami assign the reorganization to other hands,
and he will within few days H permanently retire
ago SAID 10 a reporter OF The suHpaf HhRAIp that
he hoped to be aDie 10 Place he cno IN IscIass
retire. lie has since, however, discovered that there
are continuation Oh NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. over when ne
mas no Sono !" W sms moss aTsrao'e
manager ran be secured. iie VIII give the new
manager ne neneat Of his experience and CO.
ng to give the public first class club worthy Of the
smnnorf always 40 generonslv given them Later in
the season Mr.. Scsiilon NAV be able to demoistra,e
to Inc satisfaction OF the hubble Inc causes that have
led to some OF the Washingtons unexplainable
defeats.
FOX. who formerly pitched for the Boston League
team and the Alleghanies OF Pittsburp has been
secured by the Nationals ~ ne taxes care OF nun
sell ne u splendid PLAYER put unlnck,ly ne Ras
powerful man and has the reputation OF having
wn.pped, Jonh L. sullivan when 'hey foameu around
BOSTON 'oge'her'
A Young man named Love- of South Washington
walked into scanlons last week and LETT his card
askinR ios m,al NJ p'cnei. ne signed nmseil
Lowe, inc phenomenal puGner.n 20 out IN tne
nomenas SHOW OH their abil'V.
Manager scanlon, who has been East on business
connected WIN MS cum returned nome yesterday.
Rumors are In the air that certain members OF tht
N hs oas games may
Can 1t he possible that the shaw who won the
game from inc New forks was the same Shaw who
'os' sahe VIII" 'he hahsaS .N'S'
The Paias Base Ball Climb, newly organized nine
|
visited Alexandria last Tuesday. and defeafe,
by the Browns of that city, by the Of 10 to "a
Base hits-BrOwns, "a; Paas, 90. Two-base hits
Bayne. shafer, and Smith, OF Brown; Mundle, NJ
, MadiRap, and j. Madigan, and Il. Shea, OF Paas
Earned rnns-Browns, Q; Paas, 9. Double plays
Shafcr, Bayne, Lucas, and Smith. Hickey, IN,
catcher OF the Paas Clnb, WAS injured In the frs
inning by pitched ball aud had to retire.
n,n,on ,o. hoor rnr,h..oa hv ,ho r,,r,,,s ,h
ra h;r nan ,o,a az ~ Soo n y o h n ~"
pIee, neiuR s.a 't as ts'E% ams s"ows INV
MN uu ~, VIII p,y ~ nU svi h ., VI piase
,Hcy n'ou" ,uni"P ninB ". nceuhu
"aSe'heh' ""u "e WI" "e'P '"o Do'o' "h'"'"k'y'
Our advice to Shaw and Carroll Ia, Ito less talknj
I and play ball II you want the confidence Of hi
public
/. Secretary Waller Iewett, OF the home team
slated last night that u was more tlan certain ina
several OF the 81 Louis payers would ne IN incl