The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1886-06-27


raTroil, i. f........... IS y !! d Is 10
Start, iD............ % II ~ 1910 10 II
Baker. Id, f,lf,c,c.f SO 10 81 Il6l . 10
| Knowles, Oh ......... ~ 81 "a Ii3O 1865 "a
Crane, RI, c.,p..... 80 ~ 80 70 70
Gaiihon, -. 81 Il 10 ii a IL
Force, s.a............ ~ 81 "a 80 LAG ID
shaw, p............. 10 l, HOS IS
Gllsan, CIT, H.. 8! 10 81 li6o O. 90
DAILY, p. ............. o 20 80
Yinglng, p........... o 81
Whiting, c............ . ! IL ]
Total base hs-on shaw, $40; Barr, Isl Daily, %.
Earned runs-oG shaw, 40; Barr. 30; Daily. 10.
Passed balls-aililgan, ID; baker, Z; Crane. .;
knowIss. :; R.Ksr, start, diaimon: Tnree si
Force. Baker, D. Two base nits-lIines, ii;
Carroll, 3; Crane, 3; Barr, Glllgan, =; Baker, Q;
8. Total base hits-iiines, 81; Knowles, IS; Baker,
SO; Start. 81 ; Carroll, q; Crane, "a; Gladmon, 90;
Whiting, .; Kihsiow, |. Struck out"By shaw, 81;
Barr, 81; Daily, 10.
The Nationals have engaged Eddy Whiting as a
catcher to back no Bob Barr. Whiting Is a first
Louis American teams did aome excellent playing.
lie is powerful man and able to stand considerable
| punishment. He Oiiciated 10 the game at Chicago
Thursday, the eleven inning game, and, barring the
few passed balls, did spendidly. II Is to he hoped
that at last the right man has been secured.
The usual luck OF the Nationals is following them
|
defeat after defeat Is being sustained where victories
ought to be credited. II one reads the tabulated
seen 81 .ae oT s an
batting goes, and Il will be also seen that a bat.
ting team they will stand up far ahead OF the major
| ity OF the clubs In the League arena. The fault ia
not here II Is In their neldlng and lack OF proper
support to the pitchers Errors at critical points
have lost the Nationals games this season than
anything else, for at various points some OF the men
act AZ II they were bewildered anil did not know
exactly how TO play ball. Take Knowles, for In.
| afu m a a iliIpu
game, but at times plenty Of second rate amateurs
could discount him. Why Is no 1t is difficult to
explanation Shaw, too, Is another example of
queer playing, AMI his excuse Il "lame arm" lie is
sSa aas the made bs %xe efe
taking him In preference tn the others at their Ills
posal His demeanOr ia not OF the best, AMI man
| ayers have always trouble In keeping him dlsci-
pinned. The whole nine might be investigated in
thlsway aud the spots exposed. When club bats
stance, sixteen in each oi tho Chicago games Of
| Wednesday AMI 1hursday-it IL next tO an mpOss
billy to wn and right here lies the whole trouble
hits. or the launching OF the same, would bring IN
winning runs; but, "a there 70 too much individual
record playing this II never dOne to any advantage
Record players are no good To any club and II tht
Nationals only had three such player. as Dunlap, OF
st. Louis; Ward, OF New York, and morrill,, OF BOs
ton, all clnh-players, how the team Won ID he i'm
proved. Until the error column IL reduced our PEG
pie must give up hoping for Victories while the team
Ii away.
time ago, has been playing magnificent gam
lately Tor the De,roits, both 10 batting and catching
the manager Of the Nationals was ssked why he Ill,
not secure him. "Secure what7" said Manage
"a 9sr esss player s we 4
u.s." The best OF men make mistakes, and Scanlo
, appears to have made one this Time
Manager Sclnon showed his genial disposition
Monday last, In New York, ut the completion OF tn
contest between hs team aud the New YorIs. iii
genality consisted In Imposing nne OF one hun
SsaSs apiece on ana
this action In the case OF Hines aud Crane hut 1t
dollars 10 cents that Manager ScanlOn knew wha
beating abont the bush, u strict eye and q rlgi
watch IL needed for the subdulng OF MIR. jaime
~ times he st a. wan nj W Se No
! player.
Paul Hines. In making o run for a high-hy bal
Monday last, slipped and fell tust as he was nearin
dollars was imposed on him.
Geizein, Of The DetrOis, IL pitching q remarkabl
strong game LOT Ms club. ana Is bringing many VI.
\ az the "Dutch battery"
Yorks, are ut outs, and consequently Deasley ha
8 not caught for his club for quite q long pero,
MufTie nays he shall not catch while he Ia manage
aud Deasley refers To him In anything but pleasaI
language.
The New FORKS will make their nrst appearance
here July 49, u, and 10. and their visit WILL mad
with present OF valne, showing their apprecialiO
l. of THIS honest player.
The new catcher secured by the Nationals Is name
Zeher, who halls from the Cassliys, leading sem
= professional team OF New York city.
4 The Nationals will, play the following games II
present week: Monday and Tuesday at Detroit, an
n Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, ana Saturday al 5
a louls.
!. over rnmored deal the Nationals had engineers
y with the New forks In regard 10 the securing
, one " neG very Sv seS som snS ~
another with the Bostons over The securing OF Ma,
al thrd,hase Most OF the reports, i u said, orig
President Young has not been Officially polined
80 such deals. Nohody here III Washington won
~ object to such deal, for 1t would atrengthen Il
the game played last Wednesday between Il
Olympcs, Of Georgetown, and Coluinbas, Of Car
a for the District Leagne cham ionshlp. Tue fe
10 spectators who were fortunate enough 10 be prese
y were treated 70 some splendid bsll.plasing. FRO
The c0lnnblas put their crack battery IN the point
Q keailey and snedden while the olynpics presenis
q, Shoemaker aud DUNCAN, and 10 the latter belon
The credit for his side, his catching being magni
4 cent The Columbian hit hard and often and W,
ie hall rolling 10 the irst inning, when they scor
y. three runs on hs by schroth, swan, Whites tire
.sSIe ann a ana ~ oaI ssd s 1 aa
y, Went ahead on lit ~ While, sleal, ana Kabfu
'
ninth. The columbias went In, aud on snceessi
base hilA by schroih, swan, and whlio won 4
sse o' g las. g S,a 10; GSa'
Of IL; Olynpies,o. Errors -Co!nnbias, 8; olympics
The Nationals lost three successive games
Chicago last week. review OF the contest won
he tiresome 70 our readers, and we forbear.
Q. Reporis were received here Friday night to /
H. effect That the Nationals had engaged The services
o Larry corcoran, lately OF the New Yorka aud for
" erly OF the chcagoa, AZ pitcher for their teal
Re Ii"eri' Of The Vest Tss Is al Very promsin
Ne but what's Tho use OF four pitchers and only u
To caichersf
re There il some consolation for the National Club
N their present dntress by comparison with the
y, lnission OF their hated rivals the ST. f0uls, Into
r.. League last season They male no better aud hsI.
AZ as good . showing as the Nationals have done 70 r
re- For this, indeed, are we thankful
In The Washngions hold on 10 the tall end In |
H. League, a. do the BaltimorcS In the American.
W The Treasury Department, or Mannings XII
W. defeated the Gsrlsnd Pets, from the department
was q great battling one, Tue watch dogs Of
Treasury shocking the legal lights out III three
mugs.
on The schedule for the week for the District lesa
y II AZ follow: june ~, caplols VI. Olympics; Ju
o. ~, Columblas Va Printing once; June 30, Anal
lh tans w. kast washtngtons: July l. Merchants
u Persons deslring 10 witness good games o. base
I'd should Walt the park and see the games Of the
Cd lrlct League. AZ they are all well contested.
a GIadnon is laid up with split hand, and Hines
~ playing ihrd base. Perhaps Hines amt slugsi
no he ball for all II IL worth. aud yet he lined Dl
ny nslder Of i6e base hall world Paul iadford
ps,g gss, ss r9f sns nasis oy s is' ~.
~ or other manages 70 sneak ~ an error or two IN ca
- game .sternmeyer, the Lightning pitcher Of
lneetlpg with much success In tue West. Crane
battling and neldipg 10 great style. Perhaps he