Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-17

1t IS said that the Chicago club will not do
as we'll as last year Some OF the players are
not observing the total abstinence pledge
which they took before the season opened.
The management Of the New York club
now wishes that they had taken tho club on
a tour through the South before opening the
season.
1t WAS the boast of the New York club that
they were not shut out once IN exhibition
games. That was all right, but their record
since the season opened Is making all their
friends sick.
John Manning, ot the Baltimores has
PLAYED right field in fifteen games without
| an error. lie had twentv-slN put outs and
one assist, aud he always hits the bail.
| RAMSEY, ot the Louisville clUu has struck
| out eghty-nine men in ten games he pltcheu,
! AN average OF nearly nine men tn a game.
Kilroy Oi Baltimore, in niuO games pitched,
struck out Seventy-twQ, an average OF eight
| to a game and Atkinson. OF the Athletics,
| struck out tweuty-elght IN five gaines, an
| average OF SIX 10 a game.
The League gaines on Saturday were: At
| Detroit Detroit ., Boston > AT 1t. Louis
| Philadelphia Is, ST Louis b.
| The Association games were At hltt~burE:
| Louisville q, PIttSburE 1; at Cincinnati :
| Cincinnati :, st. Louis =.
| The ST Louis club could not INT Tony
| Mullane on Saturday. They had but two
| singles and double Louisville tell upon
Morris, Of pittsburg, aud hit him very hard.
In St Louis the Philadelphia league team
almost knocked Harry Boyle out of the box
| They had seventeen nlts with a tpLat NI
| twenty-five.
Trenton will have some base ball after all,
rs the management of the Long Islands haN e
decided to transfer their Club to that city.
where the schedule will be played out Tins
is done for the reason that during the week
| the Long Island grounds are not patrOnized
| very well, owing to the isolated spot IN which
they are located. The Long Islands will still
| play every Sunday on their grounds At Mas,
| natl, ~ r,raifr- Df those "a a.
pay the expenses OF the team,
| I'D Green, who left Lancaster in a grea
hurry (Oetween two days. recently, l. play
ing on the Long Island club.
| sam kimDer has been released by Atlanta
When the names OF the Atlanta player
were first published it was stated that tn
team would keep a mauager busy. tcl
Moore, 'MOuk' Cline, Williams, Lyons
have been fined good .ound sums for drunk
{ enness and 1t has caused q great deal {
| trouble. few evenings since tlin
smashed Manager Purcell over the hca
with a chair on account OF the difficulty.
An enthusiastic correspondent oithe &por
} | ing Lite in describing Hyland's playing iC
5 Jersey City in a recent game with Newark
= says: "Hyland's play al second base WI
o something magnificent I've seen gre
I, many remarkable catches, hut nothing
: equal his catch Of Murphy'- overthrow
II second base. 1t seemed to your currespO
Z dent a. though he Jumped i've feet from Il
> ground, securing the Tall with his lott nan
a and while descending put the man out vi
10 was making strenuous Efforts to reach Sc
"a oud in safety. To all appearances, not Zee
- ing satisfied with this, he made a beautii
= double play uuasslsted. Attera sharp run
10 caught a hard-hit liner from Greenwood
10 bat about about six inches from the groun
- and like a Hash he touched Tucker who W,
H. sailing down from inst
- 1t is not likely that Newark Will rclea
," Smith. They are becoming frightened At u
IL show Jersey City Is making.
- Newark defeated Jersey CITY ON Saturia
IS 10y ) 10 J. aud but hNe ms were made q
IT Pyle Joe Simmons Oi the Waterbury Clu
I. says for long work Pyle IS a better pitch,
, than Phenomenal Smith.
- The Nets will waken up yet before the Sc
u son closes, and they viii chase some OF Il
Is other clubs to the fence.
When Frank RingO, OF the PIttsburg Clu
got drunk q few nights ago, he made Il
, bad break ot trying to get into the trOl
IL door of the house OF Mayor Wiman, OF 4
n | lCgheny. He was arrested and his -uspCl
Is sion from the ciUb followed.
a Seven Thousand people saw the Athlet
n and Brooklyn clubs at Ridgowood Par
Long Island, yesterday. Atkinson was
very bad by Byruu's men vino won by Il
score OF Is to-. Oldheld caught gre
" game for Peoples
le Although tho Brooklyn uut-played Il
10 Athletic in every way yesterday, the Pm
20 adelphIa Press says that the latter lost Il
;. game through bad umpiring and AFRO
Il ground.
!. The Cincinnati club defeated the 81 Lou
y at the home OF the latter, yesterday, 10y
te to Il.
10 Lew Simmons thinks that the Brcokly
r. club is the Athletics Jonah and that tn,
al play il great luck. Lewis will learn one ia
- before the season is much older, and that
70 that the Brooklyn club has some of the be
u material in the country and they will ma
'r more clubs than the Athletics take TO /
o { woods.
,r People who have seen the Lancaster ell
,t ! play say that the men cant run.
~ The Athletics have released John Irwin.