Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-08-23
Diamond Dots,

The League games OF Saturday were: At
Philadelphia: Philadelphia 5, New York 5 !;
i. at Detroit: Detroit Il, Chicago 5 at ST.
Louis: St Louis 5, Kansas City at Wash
ington Boston 6, Washington ..
Saturdays Association games were At
Baltimore Athletics q, Baltimore 4; at New
York: Nets 10, Brooklyn 3; at ST Louis ::
St Louis Z, Pittsburg s.
The Philadelphiss had Daily in on Sstur-
day and he did gCod word against the
Giants.
The St Louis Browns hit Jimmy Calvin
hard on Saturday, while the Pittsburgers
found Hudson troublesome.
Cincinnati had but two hits OFT Ramsey
Saturday.
Scranton feels good now, as they have an.
other winning team. on Saturday they dc .
feated Altoona by IL to 5. Wilkes6arre
downed Williamsport by7 to 8.
Billy Zecher IS now managing the Al.
toona team.
The Altoona correspondent OF the Sporting
LVe IS very angry this week. He says their
club will not disDand, but will night it out.
He thinks Wilkebarre is overrated, aud
speaking OF its players he calls Billy Hoover
| a "big chump from Baltimore" Well, he is
one OF the hardest hitting chumps in the
State Association, and he usually makes Al
toona's great pitcher very weary.
Umpire Brady, OF the Eastern League,
smashed Manager Joe Simmons on tho nose
in jersey City the other day. 1t did not oc-
cur on the ball field, but after the game, and
the trouble is said 20 have been caused by
Simmons himself.
The recent record of Tomney. OF Syracuse
at short field, fourteen chances without an
error, has not been beaten this season.
Sporting LIE.
Nash has made himself a big favorite in
Boston.
Ed Green, once a short stop on the Iron
sides club, but now on the Oswego, was the
first pitcher OF the International League to
dispose of a club without a hit
Tom Deasley Is said To be drinking hard
this year. He was recently fined 500 by
New York.
On account of free use OF his tongue, La
than will have twenty tights to settle at the
end of the season.
Ex-Umpire Gaffney has taken Nike Sean.
Ions place as manager of the Washington
club.
Managers Mack, of wilkesbarre and Fisher,
OF Scranton, were in Newark, Saturday, try
ing to arrange for the admission of their re-
spective clubs to the Eastern League for the
balance OF the season, Offering TO give bonds
to play out the season, and TO pay visiting
clubs $50 guarantee and accept $50 A meet
ing of the league is TO be called to consider
their proposition.
Pete Hotaling has been managing the Sa.
vannah club well, but he has not given up
his habits. On Thursday he took the club
to Atlanta, but there was no game, owing to
a disagreement about au umpire Pete and
and were all locked up.
Barnie is after Burr, late pitcher OF Wash
ington.
Glenn has been released by Pittsburg and
Is now at home in Richmond. He will be
signed by Kansas City.
In the petroit-Chicago games, Saturday,
Richardson had two home runs, and Dunlap
and Rowe each one.
In Louisville yesterday 5000 people saw
the home club defeat the Cincinnati, In an
eleven-inning contest, by to 3.
The Pittsburg defeated Brooklyn for the
third time, and the score was to 4.
Henderson pitched his first game for the
Brooklyns against the Nets, and but five hits
were made oil him. The Brooklyns won by
o 10 4.
Gibson, OF this city, and Melcher, of Chris.
tians, formed the battery for the Alerts OF
Coatesyille, against the Mohicans Of Kennett
| Square, Saturday. Melcher struck twelve
men out and Gibson caught a fine game.
Their club was defeated, however, by to |.